Gardiner Circle Supporters

Anonymous (4)
Rebecca and Thomas F. Ahrensfeld, Jr. ’73
Jane E. and *Oliver Birckhead ’40
Andy and Paul T. Miller II ’63, P’92
Marlynn and William P. Scully ’57                                             

About the Gardiner Circle

Contributors who made a gift or gifts totaling $100,000 or more are recognized as members of the Gardiner Circle.

Robert M. ‘Stretch’ Gardiner was a member of the Class of 1940 of the Pawling School and President of the Board of Trustees from 1991 to 2003. Stretch's legacy at Trinity-Pawling is profound. The Gardiner Library and Learning Commons and the Gardiner Theater stand as enduring testaments to his generosity and leadership. Those members of the Trinity-Pawling community who give $100,000 or more to the School are welcomed into the Gardiner Circle. Their generosity parallels that of our esteemed alumnus and benefactor, Stretch Gardiner ‘40.
 

Colhoun Society Supporters

Polly and Michael Brandmeyer P’25
Kristina and Louis S. Gimbel IV P’23
Conan and Brooke Laughlin P’23
Frederick G. Weeman ’63

About the colhoun society

Contributors who made a gift or gifts totaling $50,000 to $99,999 or more are recognized as members of the Colhoun Society.

Richard N. Colhoun P’70, P’72 offered Trinity-Pawling extraordinary leadership and dedication for nearly thirty years. As President of the Board of Trustees from 1978 to 1991, Dick oversaw the completion of the first capital campaign and helped launch the second. His creation of the School's first Board of Trustees was perhaps his greatest accomplishment, establishing a legacy of positive service that still stands today. Like Dick Colhoun, donors in this Society are philanthropic leaders and visionaries, impacting the community while simultaneously raising the bar for others.
 

Dunbar Society Supporters

Elizabeth P. Allen GP’27
Dick Bauer ’70
Patricia and James L. Bellis, Jr. ’72 and The Blauvelt Demarest Bellis Foundation
Gladys Brooks Foundation
Kathleen and Robert G. Ix ’83
Janet Keating P’99
Michael A. Kovner ’58 and Jean Doyen de Montaillou
Linda and Gilbert K. Lamb ’53
June and Peter Brian Mars ’73
The Donald C. McGraw Foundation, Inc.
Jill O’Connell and Benjamin Piggott P’22
Kathleen and Erik K. Olstein ’86, P’11, P’14, P’17
Barbara and G. Christian Roux ’73
Ernest E. Stempel Foundation  

about the dunbar society

Contributors who made a gift or gifts totaling $25,000 to $49,999 or more are recognized as members of the Dunbar Society.

William W. Dunbar, P’69, P’72 was considered by many to be the “soul” of Trinity-Pawling, serving two headmasters in running day-to-day matters at the School from 1955 until his retirement in 1978. Dunbar Society donors are those who echo the essential leadership of Bill Dunbar in their commitment to the School.
 

1907 Society Supporters

Anonymous (2)
Kevin J. Arquit P’18
Paula and David Auringer P’24
Dianne P. and John J. Avlon P’96
William S. Baldwin ’79
Penny and David B. Benham ’64, P’90
Stephanie and Curran Bradley ’98
Marilyn-Joy and Michael V. Cerny P’17
Emily and Dennis P. Coyle ’56
Eric M. Drath ’88
Diane and Don Drust GP’23
Enza Caminito-Drust and Richard D. Drust P’23
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. duPont IV ’86 through the Nor ‘Easter Foundation
Linda and Douglas E. Ebert ’64
Casey and JB Ferrarone ’98
The Robert and Janet Gould Charitable Fund
Kay and Douglas M. Hanafin ’80
Samuel S. Hemingway ’70
Kelly and John Huguenard P’24
Sandra and Jacob D. Jamron P’20, P’22
Elyn and Jeffrey A. Kronemeyer ’73
Maureen and Robert C. Miller P’12, P’15
Abigail and Grant Myers P’23
Pawling Youth Hockey
Peale Foundation
Susan N. Rock P’87
Andrea and Timothy C. Rollins ’81
Mary and Ryan Schell ’92
Eric and Lan Luo Takahashi P’25
Jeff Webb ’54
Kathryn and Kenneth B. Weeman, Jr. ’59, P’91
The Whitman Family                                 

About the 1907 society

Contributors who made a gift or gifts totaling $10,000 to $24,999 or more are recognized as members of the 1907 Society.

This giving society honors the year the Pawling School was founded. Donors whose growing capacity allows them to make gifts at these levels are welcomed into the 1907 Society. Gifts such as these bolster The Trinity-Pawling Fund, and in turn, all aspects of life on campus.  
 

Gamage Society Supporters

Anonymous (7)
Tom and Cathey Albertson P’04
Laurie and Christopher M. Ambrose ’80
Maryann and Alexander S. Baret P’26
Cindy and Laurence H. Bloch ’71
Bertram F. Bonner ’63
Mark and Kimberly Bottini
Courtenay and Anthony Caramico P’24, P’26
Glenn C. Carey
Robin and Thomas G. Caruso P’21, P’24
Xiao Chen P’23
John C. Daniels ’48
JoAnn Langham and Harvey Dann
Marta and Stephen F. Deely P’92, GP’22, GP’24, GP’25
Margaret W. DeMarrais
Noel and Edward J. Foley III ’64
David L. Foster ’70
Margaret and Philip C. Haughey, AIA ’53
The Henry Foundation
Alex Henry ’84
Thomas R. Hess ’70
Julie and Andrew D. Levin P’24
Thomas C. Linacre, Jr. ’62
Live Oak Foundation
Pooh Lockwood and Charles C. Lockwood P’89
Marie A. McCormack GP’23
Courtney and J.L. Osei Mevs ’94
Lisa and Kenper W. Miller ’64
Lauren and James S. Muncey P’09, P’11
Alyce Gross and William Norman
Jeffrey and Jaime Overman P’27, P’29
Elizabeth and Walter H. Parkinson ’62
Courtney and William S. Platt ’83
Ray Family
William L. Richards ’67
Daniel Michael Rooney
David Sample ’67
Ellen and James L. Sanford ’66
Susan Dunton and James C. Tanner, Jr. ’73
Jennifer and William W. Taylor
Charlotte C. Weber P’89
Wicks Chapin, Inc.
Jennifer and Joseph Yamin P’23

About the gamage society

Contributors who made a gift or gifts totaling $5,000 to $9,999 or more are recognized as members of the Gamage Society.

Dr. Frederick L. Gamage, Sr. was the founder and first Headmaster of the Pawling School from 1907 to 1932, and Headmaster Emeritus and School Chaplain from 1932 to 1942. Frederick L. Gamage, Jr., was the second Headmaster of Trinity-Pawling from 1932 to 1935. Honoring Dr. Gamage’s mission, members of his namesake society are essential supporters of the School.
 

Cluett Society Supporters

Anonymous (1)
Mrs. Solomon B. Acrish
Ms. Jamie Andrea and *Christopher Carr
The Ashkinos Family
Katheryn and Brian L. Berlandi P’27
Patti and Wally Danforth ’82
John H. Demenkoff ’66
Amanda and Paul Denaro P’27
Susan Erdmann
Sharon and Mort Fearey II ’84
Donna and Kenneth Franasiak P’22
Anne and William Goliwas P’23
Jan and Kelly Haas P’23
Patricia Heerdt P’02
Supeng and Wentao Liu P’24
Susan and Peter J. McCabe ’68
Richard A. Mellon ’83
Rebekah and Vernon J. Meyer ’82
Dana Mills P’18
Megan and Joseph A. Moran P’20
Lynn and David P. Neligan ’75
Norfolk Southern Corporation Good Government Fund
Keri and Nicholas Peragine P’25
Maria and Ned Reade
Jessica and Jonathan R. Root P’23
Eleanor and William W. Rose, Jr. ’50
Priscilla and Michael D. Rossi P’26
Stacey and Daryl J. Rubinstein ’94
Edwin C. Sapp ’02
Tom Schnautz ’88
G.E.B. Slocum ’68
Rui Tang and Dana Wu P’25
Christopher Tolman P’23
Carol and Ross M. Weale ’58
George H. Weatherbe III ’70
Gretchen and Jim Wixtead P’26
Jaqueline and Christopher S. Wren ’53
Contance and Andrew M. Wright ’99
David and Margaret Yawman P’14

about the Cluett Society

Contributors who made a gift or gifts totaling $2,500 to $4,999 or more are recognized as members of the Cluett Society.

George B. Cluett was a friend of Dr. Gamage’s and the benefactor behind the construction of Trinity-Pawling’s most iconic building, Cluett Hall. Individuals who make gifts at this level provide us with the critical support that we need to continue educating tomorrow's leaders and are welcomed to the Cluett Society.  
 

Barstow Society Supporters

Anonymous (1)
Grant T. Albertson ’04
Alan E.W. Anderson ’70
C. Brock Bauknight, Jr. ’88
Julie and John Beimler P’24
Douglas R. Birns ’73
Amy and Robert Bocompani P’28
Shelley and David P. Bolduc ’87
Patricia and Scott Buchanan P’23
Sally and Joseph F. Callo ’48
Margaret and Thomas F. Crowley ’53
Joseph, Mark, and Laurie A. DelBalzo
Meg and Lawrence C. Eaton ’68
Four Bees Foundation
The Gaffney Foundation
Trent T. Gaffney ’96
Peter C. Geagan ’88
Bill Glover ’97
Kelly and Robert Downman Grace ’01
Anne and William Grace P’01
Daniel Griffin
Catherine and Frederick A. Hazlewood, Jr. ’89, P’21
Grace and Miguel E. Hennessy ’80
Victor W. Henningsen III
Carolyn C. Hunsicker
Dana Koch ’90
The Kozin Family
Lisa and Michael G. Lukas P’19
Karen and Timothy McCabe ’69
Anne C. Shera Mehlich and Robert W. Mehlich ’69
Christa and Christopher R. Montgomery P’05
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.
Thomas Q. Morris
Lynda Goldstein and Lucas Muehlenweg P’26
Dr. Luke Nelligan ’81
William Norton
Ellen Pace P’22
Margot C. Pyle P’86, GP’12, GP’14
Song Chai and Changbao Qu P’25
Katrina and Thomas Scilaris P’25
Dennis Slater ’68
Gay and Archibald A. Smith III
Mary Kaye and Gregory A. Spore ’85
Deborah and John C. Stanco P’23
Stanco’s Auto Body, Inc.
Annabelle and Ernest C. Tacogue P’23
The GoGo Foundation
Kathy and Barry Thompson P’17
Marisa and Marc Trottier
Emily and Keith Tucci P’18, P’28
Sallie and Alexander T. Van Rensselaer ’52
Robyn Voin P’23
Elizabeth and Bob Waegelien ’06
Yan Wu and Dayu Wang P’25
Joanne J. and Robert H. Yunich ’61

About the barstow society

Contributors who made a gift or gifts totaling $1,500 to $2,499 or more are recognized as members of the Barstow Society.

Frederic Duclos Barstow ’14 was a gifted student interested in nature. His parents funded the original science building in his memory because of his great love for the Pawling School. Donors who contribute $1,500 or more to the School in a single fiscal year are considered members of the Barstow Society. Year in and year out, we rely on these supporters to buoy us, and we thank them for their consistent support.
 

Blue and Gold Society Supporters

Peter J. Barnes ’13
Stephen M. Louro, Jr. ’09
John Oh ’10
Cameron Woodin ’18
Nicholas Yawman ’14

About the Blue and Gold Society

Alumni from the last 1 - 15 graduating classes (2008 – 2022) who contributed between $500-$1,499 are recognized as members of the Blue and Gold Society.
      

Pride Society Supporters

Yin Jiang ’19
Kyle Playsted ’20
Benjamin R. Verdesi ’18

About the Pride Society

Alumni from the last five graduating classes (2018 – 2022) who contributed between $100-$499 are recognized as members of the Pride Society.