RSGC Annual Report 2009-2010

Royal St. George’s Collegeannual report2009-10

There are big advantages to a small school. Especially for boys.

Today’s men are defining themselves differently. Traditional roles are being challenged by the demands of a new type of economy and rapidly changing society. This is the world for which RSGC boys are built.

Our enriched academic program together with a caring community and personal approach, give our boys the best grounding for future success.

If you want your son to think big, think small.

MESSAGE FROM THE ACTING HEADMASTER

There is a lot of talk these days of tough economies, an emerging knowledge-based employment sector, explosions of technological innovation and a growing fear that Canada’s boys are lagging behind in school.

Arguably, this is unprecedented social change that, for a school like RSGC, has enormous implications. We have specialized in the education and success of boys since 1964 and our illustrious alumni provide ample evidence that our approach is working.

But now, as we stand on the threshold of profound change in our society and economy, we know that the threat to boys is real if we do not prepare them for a world that values creativity, innovation, critical thinking skills and the ability to lead with integrity and vision.

RSGC has always been on the forefront of educational innovation for boys and with our tradition of providing a values-based experience that instills in boys the desire to be well-rounded, caring and respectful men, we are indeed on the right track for the future. Now, our goal must be to take that strong foundation to the next level and to reinforce the RSGC experience with a view to preparing boys for a complex world in the 21st Century.

Recently, we made great strides in charting our course by introducing an e-learning component to our curriculum, providing true global outreach experiences that prepare our boys to participate in issues of development, equity, social and environmental justice and peace.

We’ve also laid the groundwork for an important expansion of our facilities to support that innovation. Along with the incoming leadership of our new Head, Steve Beatty ‘86, we are putting in place the right ingredients for a vibrant future that will see RSGC consolidate its reputation as a creative, top quality, values-driven learning environment for boys that prepares them not only for university, but for life.

The future for men might look very different than it was for Georgians of my generation, but boys who come to RSGC will not be lost. I have been honoured to serve as Acting Headmaster of this great school and look forward to working closely with Steve Beatty as we continue along this exciting and challenging path.

• paul o’leary

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

RSGC prides itself on its ingenuity, resourcefulness, sense of community and the respectful, boy-centred approach to our program and our environment. Those values were in abundant evidence last year as we worked towards building a better and stronger school.

The priority for us was to lay the groundwork for a secure and vital future, and that begins with the leadership. Senior School Principal, Paul O’Leary, was appointed Acting Head of RSGC to actively lead the implementation of strategic initiatives for the school. He has embraced that challenge with exceptional skill allowing the school to push forward with an ambitious agenda.

The Board also undertook a thorough search process for a new Headmaster which resulted in the appointment of Steve Beatty ‘86, our first Alumni Head and a professional leader in education with a breadth and depth of experience that will bring the ideal combination of skills to RSGC when he fully joins us in summer 2011.

RSGC has forged ahead with plans to improve our facilities after a careful examination of both needs and feasibility. The goal is to support our educational program with the environment that best suits the needs of boys in the 21st Century. We are gearing up with plans for a major campus revitalization project that will leave a lasting legacy for future Georgians and have a significant impact on the quality of our program and the experience for students. We’ll be ready to start in earnest in 2011, but in the meantime, the team was able to complete much-needed renovations on the Chapel, science labs, gym, and classrooms in the 2009/10 fiscal year.

The Finance committee continues to provide expert oversight on the financial health of the school and we are strongly positioned not only to take on the facility project, but to continue delivering the outstanding educational program we promise our students. With the support of an active and caring community, we’ll be relying on the Georgian sense of innovation, spirit and generosity as we embark on the exciting path ahead and a revitalized future for RSGC.

• tye farrow

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“Our sons received the academic preparation they need-ed for future success and were taught important values based on a belief in politeness, respect and integrity, that carried them into their adult lives. Unfortunately, Peter’s was cut short and we can only imagine what he might have accomplished. Giving back to RSGC and honouring Peter’s memory seemed the perfect tribute to our son and the school that gave him so much.”

donor stories

BOYS WILL BE… GEORGIANS.When David and Susan Corley sent their boys to their local public school, they noticed something disturbing - a prevailing attitude of rudeness that seemed to go unchecked. Wanting more for their sons, they researched and found St. George’s, a school that held the value of ‘manners’ as a top priority. Both Richard ’75 and Peter ’76, found a home at SGC in which they flourished - in fact, seeing rude behaviour later in life caused young Peter to comment, “A St. George’s boy would never do that.”

Peter was kind, mischievous, and well-loved. His abiding passion for physics and airplanes led him to design one of the most advanced ultra-light aircrafts ever developed. His two-seater Toucan is on display in the Alberta Aviation Museum. Tragically, faulty material used in its construction led to his untimely death at 27 years old. Despite his short life, Peter left behind a significant technological legacy as co-creator of the Lazair, one of the first twin engine Ultra-lights, which remains the most flown ultra-light aircraft in Canada. A retired Lazair hangs in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, a tribute to its importance in the development of aviation.

The family has created a memorial award so that Peter’s light and energy will never be forgotten. The Peter Corley ‘76 Physics Award, presented annually to a member of the graduating class who has demonstrated determination, creativity and an aptitude for physics, was launched in June 2010. David and Susan were both on-hand to make the presentation to delighted recipient, Ernest Iakovlev ‘10.


peter corley ‘76

“Our sons received the academic preparation they needed for future success and were taught important values based on a belief in politeness, respect and integrity, that carried them into their adult lives. Unfortunately, Peter’s was cut short and we can only imagine what he might have accomplished. Giving back to RSGC and honouring Peter’s memory seemed the perfect tribute to our son and the school that gave him so much.”

donor stories





peter corley ‘76


donor stories





peter corley ‘76


donor stories





peter corley ‘76

YOU ONLY GET WHAT YOU GIVE.As a family motto, that’s a pretty good one to have. Better still if the whole family really believes it.

Well, that’s the case for the Sharpe family, whose three boys, Taylor ’03, Ian ’07, Will ’10, are the very epitome of what it means to be Georgians. Parents Stacey and Dave chose RSGC because they wanted a school that saw the whole boy and believed that a character education was as important as an academic one. RSGC fit the bill and its small size, warm atmosphere, urban diversity and car-ing teachers sealed the deal.

The family feels RSGC gave them what they needed so, in keeping with their motto, they have given back in countless ways. Stacey volunteered every year with the Georgian Parents’ Guild and the more she got involved, the more she wanted to do. The family has made many charitable contributions as well, including a gift when each son graduated and a commitment to the Class of 2010 Legacy Fund to help bring in other boys who would benefit from an RSGC education.

“With three boys, tuition was a challenge for us. But the RSGC approach to teaching boys really aligned with our values and you just couldn’t put a price tag on the experience our sons had. As a family, we believe that no matter what your means, you have an obligation to give back when you’ve been given so much. We want other boys to have what our sons had at RSGC and we know not everyone who deserves to be here can afford to be here. Whatever we can contribute to make this education available to others, we want to do. There are not many places for boys like RSGC.”

donor stories



Well, that’s the case for the Sharpe family, whose three boys, Taylor ’03, Ian ’07, Will ’10, are the very epitome of what it means to be Georgians. Parents Stacey and Dave chose RSGC because they wanted a school that saw the whole boy and believed that a character education was as important as an academic one. RSGC fit the bill and its small size, warm atmosphere, urban diversity and caring teachers sealed the deal.


“With three boys, tuition was a challenge for us. But the RSGC approach to teaching boys really aligned with our values and you just couldn’t put a price tag on the experience our sons had. As a family, we believe that no matter what your means, you have an obligation to give back when you’ve been given so much. We want other boys to have what our sons had at RSGC and we know not everyone who deserves to be here can afford to be here. Whatever we can contribute to make this education available to others, we want to do. There are not many places for boys like RSGC.”donor stories



Well, that’s the case for the Sharpe family, whose three boys, Taylor ’03, Ian ’07, Will ’10, are the very epitome of what it means to be Georgians. Parents Stacey and Dave chose RSGC because they wanted a school that saw the whole boy and believed that a character education was as important as an academic one. RSGC fit the bill and its small size, warm atmosphere, urban diversity and caring teachers sealed the deal.


“With three boys, tuition was a challenge for us. But the RSGC approach to teaching boys really aligned with our values and you just couldn’t put a price tag on the experience our sons had. As a family, we believe that no matter what your means, you have an obligation to give back when you’ve been given so much. We want other boys to have what our sons had at RSGC and we know not everyone who deserves to be here can afford to be here. Whatever we can contribute to make this education available to others, we want to do. There are not many places for boys like RSGC.”donor stories


INTEGER SAPIEN VELIT, LACINIA A ELEIFEND

• sharron mollenhauer

VOLUNTEERING? HOW VERY GEORGIAN OF YOU.Giving is not just about donations. It’s as much about the ‘human capital’ Georgians are willing to invest in the things they believe in. RSGC is fortunate to have the kind of close-knit community that cares enough to give time, energy and expertise for the betterment of our school and our boys.

THANK YOU JAMIE…

A prime example of the Georgian volunteer is Jamie Lint ‘98, the outgoing president of the RSGCAA. His term has seen the creation of the Georgian Alumni Scholarship Fund and the Class of 2010 Scholarship Legacy Fund. He’s also spearheaded a leap into the 21st Century with the use of social networks, broadcast emails and texting to stay in touch with our diverse alumni.

“It’s been an extraordinary experience volunteering with RSGC and giving back to a school that gave so much to me. I’ll miss this ‘job’, but I won’t miss the people because I plan on remaining right in the thick of things and helping our incoming president, Sandy Gibson ’01, as he takes us to the next level.”

WELCOME SANDY…

The RSGCAA is delighted that Sandy Gibson ’01 will be taking over as president to carry on Jamie’s great work.

“I’ve got big shoes to fill but with the help of our incredible community, I believe we can extend our reach and recon-nect with even more alumni. It’s our duty to provide the mentoring and network today’s RSGC students need as they consider their futures. It’s also our responsibility to continue supporting the school’s financial needs whether it’s for endowment funds, capital projects, or the annual fund. It’s vital to keep RSGC strong – the world needs our guys!”

THANK YOU NANCY…

Nancy McConnell was the Parent’s Guild President for 2009-10 and is the mother of Andrew, Arts Prefect for the Class of 2011. Clearly, leadership runs in the family. Nancy embodies the Georgian spirit by embracing every opportunity to improve our community and support our boys.

Last year, Nancy and her Guild Executive Committee raised a staggering $100,000, mostly through the effective management of four key RSGC events – the Mistletoe Market, the new and very popular Cheese Fundraiser, and a spectacular Mother’s Day event featuring Molly Johnson, whose talent and generosity helped to fund a music bursary.

“I am extremely grateful to the Guild Executive, the ‘High Five’ teams, and the countless volunteers who gave time and expertise to help with our events and many school initiatives. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with this remarkable group of women and value the friendship and support they provided to me. I am also appreciative of the tremendous support from the faculty, staff and Board of Governors.”

WELCOME SHARRON…

Sharron Mollenhauer, a long-time volunteer and mother of David, Class of 2014, will be taking over as Guild President for the 2010/11 academic year. The bar’s been set high, and the Guild is confident that Sharron will be the leader to take them even higher.

“I believe in this school and in the value of volunteerism. It’s an important part of our family’s values and it’s one of the many ways in which RSGC offers an environment that models the behaviour we expect to see in our boys. We all benefit so much by participating. I am excited to be taking on this new role and look forward to a dynamic year ahead!”


sharron (l) and nancy (r) present a cheque to paul o’leary



THANK YOU JAMIE…



WELCOME SANDY…



THANK YOU NANCY…




WELCOME SHARRON…







THANK YOU JAMIE…



WELCOME SANDY…



THANK YOU NANCY…




WELCOME SHARRON…





EVEN OUR GRANDPARENTS GET INVOLVEDThe Georgian community is about family - and that includes our caring and proud grandparents and grandfriends.


SAVE THE DATE: Junior School Grandparent & Grandfriends’ Day - Thursday, June 2, 2011

“I support RSGC because it has treated each of my grandsons; Andrew ’11, Ryan ’14 and Jeffrey ’18 as individuals. They have learned to respect tradition, the value of a handshake, an appreciation for the arts, to celebrate differences, that it’s alright to make mistakes – as long as you learn from them - and that, most of all, manners truly do maketh men.”

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FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

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ADMINISTRATION 8%

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MESSAGE FROM THE TREASURERWhile challenging at times, the 2009/2010 academic year also presented opportunities for new directions and building solid founda-tions for the future. The financial position of the College remains strong. While ordinarily we plan for a small surplus in our budgeting process, last year we experienced a small deficit and a slight decrease in our

operating fund balance of $39,000. Only 0.4% of our reserves were required to fund this shortfall and given the economic tenor of the times, we view this as a successful management of resources in a time of restraint.

The school is flourishing financially as a result of sound financial planning that bases fixed costs on fixed attainable enrolment, with variable and non-recurring expenditures only incurred when enrolment exceeds 405. We feel that this is the best way to protect the financial strength of the College in light of the variable nature of enrolment levels.

The continuing renovation, repair and replacement program resulted in $690,000 being invested in plant refurbishment and planning for future campus enhancements. In the summer of 2010, we will invest a further $700,000. At the end of this fiscal year, the equity in the property, plant and equipment fund is $11.7 million.

The College received total donations of $725,000, of which $300,000 was raised in our Annual Giving campaign. These donations were received in the Foundation, which is comprised of the annual fund balance and several significant endowments. These funds are invested in accordance with the Foundation Investment Policy, in a balanced index fund. The income from these investments is used to pay grants to the College in support of the purposes established in the various endowments.

In spite of challenges in the past year, our excellent faculty and staff demonstrated their dedication and talents and allowed us to continue seamlessly. I am indebted to our senior management team, supported by the faculty and staff, that I am able to present this favourable report. In particular, I would like to thank Andy Whiteley and his staff for their continued professional and competent management of the finances of the College. I would also like to thank my fellow Governors for their continued support and encouragement.• wanda ho, treasurer


FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

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MESSAGE FROM THE TREASURERWhile challenging at times, the 2009/2010 academic year also presented opportunities for new directions and building solid foundations for the future. The financial position of the College remains strong. While ordinarily we plan for a small surplus in our budgeting process, last year we experienced a small deficit and a slight decrease in our

operating fund balance of $39,000. Only 0.4% of our reserves were required to fund this shortfall and given the economic tenor of the times, we view this as a successful management of resources in a time of restraint.

The school is flourishing financially as a result of sound financial planning that bases fixed costs on fixed attainable enrolment, with variable and non-recurring expenditures only incurred when enrolment exceeds 405. We feel that this is the best way to protect the financial strength of the College in light of the variable nature of enrolment levels.

The continuing renovation, repair and replacement program resulted in $690,000 being invested in plant refurbishment and planning for future campus enhancements. In the summer of 2010, we will invest a further $700,000. At the end of this fiscal year, the equity in the property, plant and equipment fund is $11.7 million.

The College received total donations of $725,000, of which $300,000 was raised in our Annual Giving campaign. These donations were received in the Foundation, which is comprised of the annual fund balance and several significant endowments. These funds are invested in accordance with the Foundation Investment Policy, in a balanced index fund. The income from these investments is used to pay grants to the College in support of the purposes established in the various endowments.

In spite of challenges in the past year, our excellent faculty and staff demonstrated their dedication and talents and allowed us to continue seamlessly. I am indebted to our senior management team, supported by the faculty and staff, that I am able to present this favourable report. In particular, I would like to thank Andy Whiteley and his staff for their continued professional and competent management of the finances of the College. I would also like to thank my fellow Governors for their continued support and encouragement.

• wanda ho, treasurer


FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

royal st. george's college balance sheet june 30, 2010 000's 000's 2010 2009

assets

current cash $ 3,195 $ 2,809 accounts receivable 1,473 1,492 other 594 571 $ 5,262 $ 4,872property, plant and equipment 11,653 11,720

$ 16,915 $ 16,592

LIABILITIES

current

accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 1,779 $ 1,432 deferred revenue 5,968 5,835 $ 7,747 $ 7,268

FUND BALANCES

academic fund $ 1,100 $ 1,190

property, plant and equipment fund 8,068 8,135

9,168 9,325

$ 16,915 $ 16,592

royal st. george's college statement of revenue and expensesyear ended june 30, 2010

2010 2009

budget actual actual (unaudited) 000's 000's 000's

revenue

tuition fees $ 10,184 $ 10,299 $ 9,935 other 203 140 291

$ 10,387 $ 10,439 $ 10,226

expenses

salaries, wages and benefits 7,550 7,813 7,166 other 2,343 2,471 2,474

$ 9,893 $ 10,284 $ 9,640 excess of revenue over expenses $ 494 $ 155 $ 586

expenses relating to property,

plant and equipment (note 5)

depreciation 678 715 697

capital campaign 85 99 61

$ 763 $ 814 $ 758

(deficiency) of revenue over expenses from operations (269) (659) (172)

net financial support $ 266 503 951

(deficiency) excess of revenue over expenses (3) $ (156) $ 779


FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

royal st. george's college balance sheet june 30, 2010 000's 000's 2010 2009

assets

current cash $ 3,195 $ 2,809 accounts receivable 1,473 1,492 other 594 571 $ 5,262 $ 4,872property, plant and equipment 11,653 11,720

$ 16,915 $ 16,592

LIABILITIES

current

accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 1,779 $ 1,432 deferred revenue 5,968 5,835 $ 7,747 $ 7,268

FUND BALANCES

academic fund $ 1,100 $ 1,190

property, plant and equipment fund 8,068 8,135

9,168 9,325

$ 16,915 $ 16,592

royal st. george's college statement of revenue and expensesyear ended june 30, 2010

2010 2009

budget actual actual (unaudited) 000's 000's 000's

revenue

tuition fees $ 10,184 $ 10,299 $ 9,935 other 203 140 291

$ 10,387 $ 10,439 $ 10,226

expenses

salaries, wages and benefits 7,550 7,813 7,166 other 2,343 2,471 2,474

$ 9,893 $ 10,284 $ 9,640 excess of revenue over expenses $ 494 $ 155 $ 586

expenses relating to property,

plant and equipment (note 5)

depreciation 678 715 697

capital campaign 85 99 61

$ 763 $ 814 $ 758

(deficiency) of revenue over expenses from operations (269) (659) (172)

net financial support $ 266 503 951

(deficiency) excess of revenue over expenses (3) $ (156) $ 779


FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

“The school is flourishing financially as a result of sound financial planning.”

royal st. george's college statement of changes in fund balances year ended june 30, 2010 000's 000's 2010 2009 academic property, fund plant & equipment fund total total

fund balance, beginning of year $ 1,190 $ 8,135 $ 9,324 $ 8,546 (deficiency) excess of revenue over expenses 160 (316) (156) 778 interfund transfers (249) 249 0 0

(89) (67) (156) 778

fund balance, end of year $1,101 $8,068 $9,169 $9,324

Royal St. George’s College 2009-10 annual report 1716 Royal St.George’s College 2009-10 annual report

FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

“The school is flourishing financially as a result of sound financial planning.”

royal st. george's college statement of changes in fund balances year ended june 30, 2010 000's 000's 2010 2009 academic property, fund plant & equipment fund total total

fund balance, beginning of year $ 1,190 $ 8,135 $ 9,324 $ 8,546 (deficiency) excess of revenue over expenses 160 (316) (156) 778 interfund transfers (249) 249 0 0

(89) (67) (156) 778

fund balance, end of year $1,101 $8,068 $9,169 $9,324

Royal St. George’s College 2009-10 annual report 1716 Royal St.George’s College 2009-10 annual report

Morteza and Laleh Mahjour

Rob and Nancy McConnell

Gillian Hawker & Marty Perlmutar

Mr. Thomas Pladsen

and Ms. Wanda Ho

Paul and Janet Raboud

Mr. Philip Robson & Ms. Victoria Prince

Mike Sanderson, Donna Green

and Kit Green Sanderson

Barry and Penny Somerville

Kevin Stanton

& Bernadette Stanton-Meijer

Mr. Eugene Trusler ‘75

and Ms. Laurie Goad

Tom and Ruth Woods

Richard and Suzan Wookey

Seniority Investments

GOLD CIRCLE $1,000 - $2,499Anderson-Rostie Family

6 X Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Baker

Howard Barton and Sally Hannon

Brian Blumenthal & Lisa Mendelson

Mr. Stuart Bollefer & Ms. Diane Karnay

Mr. Reid Bowlby

and Ms. Deborah Bongard

The Beatty Family

David and Joanne Browne

James Buchanan & Julia Robertson

Jamie Cardy

Joan Cardy

Mr. & Mrs. Tim and Sheila Casgrain

Dr. Robert Casper

& Ms. Jennifer Wardrop

Dr. Suzanne Caudry

Bruce Chapple ‘87 & Leslie McCallum

Mr. Roger Chiu and Ms. Leona Greene

Bert Clark ‘89

Mr. Paul Clark ‘85 and Mrs. Susan Clark

Mr. & Mrs. Paul and Lesley Cleveland

Mr. Thomas Connell

and Ms. Sara Griffiths

Diana Cottingham

Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Julie Crossland

Anne McIlroy and Robert Davies

A. Devir and J. Robertson

Elaine & Greg Dimmer

The Fenton Family

Mr. David Geneen

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon and Celia Goodman

John and Gail Graham

Martin Guest

Peggy Guest

Dr. David and Mrs. Kimberly Hanmer

Max and Elizabeth Hardinge

Dr. Campbell Harvey ‘77

and Mrs. Susana Harvey

Crofton & Faith Harvey

Ms. Pam Hillen

Liz Harvey & Gary Hodder

Stefan and Jenny Hofer

Mr. Robert Hutchison

& Ms. Carolyn Kearns

Vladimir Iakovlev & Gaiane Iakovleva

Mr. Sheldon Inwentash

& Ms. Lynn Factor

Mr. & Mrs. David and Barbara Johnson

Nigel Johnston

Guy and Heather Jones

Dr. Donald P. Jones

Mr. Colin Kelleher & Ms. Mary Jo Looby

Ram and Neeta Khatter

Drs. Bohdan & Nina Kryshtalskyj

David and Margaret Lailey

Stephen and Adrienne Lapinsky

Mr. Douglas Lawrence

& Dr. Paula Rochon

Mr. Balfour LeGresley

Anne & David LeGresley

Mr. Nicola Lisi

and Ms. Lucy Monte-Lisi

Mr. Richard Livesley

& Ms. Heather James

Mr. Donald Lomax

Phipps and Barb Lounsbery

Christopher and Amanda Luxon

LEGACY CIRCLE $50,000 - $99,999Mr. & Mrs. David and Susan Corley

Jack and Beth Curtin

The Lint Family

The Georgian Parents’ Guild

LinCon Management Inc.

HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE $25,000 - $49,999Mr. Joseph Wright

Green River Foundation

GEORGIAN CIRCLE $10,000 - $24,999Francis and Melanie Allen

Guy Burry ‘77 and Liz Lundell

Mrs. Winifrede Burry

Mr. & Mrs. Tye and Janet Burt

J. Scott McCain

Patricia McCain

Mr. Fraser Phillips ‘78

and Ms. Kimberly Cudney

Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Ajit Singh

Mr. & Mrs. G. Wayne

and Maureen Squibb

Mr. Shunyi Yao & Ms. Li Liu

The Midloch Foundation

KNIGHTS’ CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Susan Barker

James Crompton

Robert and Nancy Evans

Tye and Eileen Farrow

Richard Greene & Shelly Haber

Stephen and Louise Hucal

Mr. & Mrs. David and Paula Kerr

Brett and Jennifer Knowles

David G. Lee and Carrie Mack

Darius Majlessi

and Manuela Marcheggiani

Brian and Megan Porter

Chris Purkis and Jane Botsford

1386945 Ontario Inc.

DRAGON’S CIRCLE $2,500 - $4,999Ms. Catherine Bateman

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis

and Julie Bernhard

Peter Bethlenfalvy

Mr. & Mrs. Steve and Robin Bickley

The Briggs Family

Robert Bruce and Elizabeth Lawler

Mr. & Mrs. David and Wendy Bunston

John D.E. Byrne & Family

Tony Caldwell & Martha Durdin

Lisa Bate & Paul Cherry

Mr. & Mrs. Mark

and Lari-Ann Convery

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Johanna Diplock

A. Evis ‘94

Mr. & Mrs. David and Kristin Ferguson

Mr. Jim Harbell and Ms. Pat McQuaid

David Harrison & Zac Harrison ‘15

Mr. William Hepburn ‘72

and Mrs. Anne Hepburn

J. Bradley Holland & Jean Wong

Mr. & Mrs. David and Marilyn Hull

Robert Keilty ‘81 and Ruth Keilty

Mr. & Mrs. Leo and Christina Lau

Mr. & Mrs. Keith and Tanya Luder

A BIG GEORGIAN THANK-YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORSWe greatly appreciate gifts from the following Georgian donors who made contributions between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010.


Morteza and Laleh Mahjour

Rob and Nancy McConnell

Gillian Hawker & Marty Perlmutar

Mr. Thomas Pladsen

and Ms. Wanda Ho

Paul and Janet Raboud

Mr. Philip Robson & Ms. Victoria Prince

Mike Sanderson, Donna Green

and Kit Green Sanderson

Barry and Penny Somerville

Kevin Stanton

& Bernadette Stanton-Meijer

Mr. Eugene Trusler ‘75

and Ms. Laurie Goad

Tom and Ruth Woods

Richard and Suzan Wookey

Seniority Investments

GOLD CIRCLE $1,000 - $2,499Anderson-Rostie Family

6 X Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Baker

Howard Barton and Sally Hannon

Brian Blumenthal & Lisa Mendelson

Mr. Stuart Bollefer & Ms. Diane Karnay

Mr. Reid Bowlby

and Ms. Deborah Bongard

The Beatty Family

David and Joanne Browne

James Buchanan & Julia Robertson

Jamie Cardy

Joan Cardy

Mr. & Mrs. Tim and Sheila Casgrain

Dr. Robert Casper

& Ms. Jennifer Wardrop

Dr. Suzanne Caudry

Bruce Chapple ‘87 & Leslie McCallum

Mr. Roger Chiu and Ms. Leona Greene

Bert Clark ‘89

Mr. Paul Clark ‘85 and Mrs. Susan Clark

Mr. & Mrs. Paul and Lesley Cleveland

Mr. Thomas Connell

andMs.SaraGriffiths

Diana Cottingham

Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Julie Crossland

Anne McIlroy and Robert Davies

A. Devir and J. Robertson

Elaine & Greg Dimmer

The Fenton Family

Mr. David Geneen

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon and Celia Goodman

John and Gail Graham

Martin Guest

Peggy Guest

Dr. David and Mrs. Kimberly Hanmer

Max and Elizabeth Hardinge

Dr. Campbell Harvey ‘77

and Mrs. Susana Harvey

Crofton & Faith Harvey

Ms. Pam Hillen

Liz Harvey & Gary Hodder

Stefan and Jenny Hofer

Mr. Robert Hutchison

& Ms. Carolyn Kearns

Vladimir Iakovlev & Gaiane Iakovleva

Mr. Sheldon Inwentash

& Ms. Lynn Factor

Mr. & Mrs. David and Barbara Johnson

Nigel Johnston

Guy and Heather Jones

Dr. Donald P. Jones

Mr. Colin Kelleher & Ms. Mary Jo Looby

Ram and Neeta Khatter

Drs. Bohdan & Nina Kryshtalskyj

David and Margaret Lailey

Stephen and Adrienne Lapinsky

Mr. Douglas Lawrence

& Dr. Paula Rochon

Mr. Balfour LeGresley

Anne & David LeGresley

Mr. Nicola Lisi

and Ms. Lucy Monte-Lisi

Mr. Richard Livesley

& Ms. Heather James

Mr. Donald Lomax

Phipps and Barb Lounsbery

Christopher and Amanda Luxon

LEGACY CIRCLE $50,000 - $99,999Mr. & Mrs. David and Susan Corley

Jack and Beth Curtin

The Lint Family

The Georgian Parents’ Guild

LinCon Management Inc.

HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE $25,000 - $49,999Mr. Joseph Wright

Green River Foundation

GEORGIAN CIRCLE $10,000 - $24,999Francis and Melanie Allen

Guy Burry ‘77 and Liz Lundell

Mrs. Winifrede Burry

Mr. & Mrs. Tye and Janet Burt

J. Scott McCain

Patricia McCain



Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Ajit Singh

Mr. & Mrs. G. Wayne

and Maureen Squibb

Mr. Shunyi Yao & Ms. Li Liu

The Midloch Foundation

KNIGHTS’ CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Susan Barker

James Crompton

Robert and Nancy Evans

Tye and Eileen Farrow

Richard Greene & Shelly Haber

Stephen and Louise Hucal

Mr. & Mrs. David and Paula Kerr

Brett and Jennifer Knowles

David G. Lee and Carrie Mack

Darius Majlessi

and Manuela Marcheggiani

Brian and Megan Porter

Chris Purkis and Jane Botsford

1386945 Ontario Inc.

DRAGON’S CIRCLE $2,500 - $4,999Ms. Catherine Bateman

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis

and Julie Bernhard

Peter Bethlenfalvy

Mr. & Mrs. Steve and Robin Bickley

The Briggs Family

Robert Bruce and Elizabeth Lawler

Mr. & Mrs. David and Wendy Bunston

John D.E. Byrne & Family

Tony Caldwell & Martha Durdin

Lisa Bate & Paul Cherry

Mr. & Mrs. Mark

and Lari-Ann Convery

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Johanna Diplock

A. Evis ‘94

Mr. & Mrs. David and Kristin Ferguson

Mr. Jim Harbell and Ms. Pat McQuaid

David Harrison & Zac Harrison ‘15

Mr. William Hepburn ‘72

and Mrs. Anne Hepburn

J. Bradley Holland & Jean Wong

Mr. & Mrs. David and Marilyn Hull

Robert Keilty ‘81 and Ruth Keilty

Mr. & Mrs. Leo and Christina Lau

Mr. & Mrs. Keith and Tanya Luder

A BIG GEORGIAN THANK-YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORSWe greatly appreciate gifts from the following Georgian donors who made contributions between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010.


KP Trends

The Lowidt Foundation

Martin Merry & Reid Limited

PointOne Graphics

UpTown Collision Ltd.

MEMBERS’ CIRCLE $500 - $9994 X Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Peter

and Marilyn Balan

Lynn Bevan in honour

of Susan Doherty

M.A. Ridley

Mr. & Mrs. Philip

and Nicola Blake

Elizabeth M. Brown

and Michael Boughn

Dr. Martin Bourgeois

Jim Bray & Kathy Falconi

D’Arcy Chadwick

Richard Comparey

& Micheline McKay

Dr. James Day

and Dr. Maureen Briscoe

Bernard Francisco

& Kathryn Minialoff

Fred Glady & Kasia Czarski

Mr. Ian Hardacre ‘85

and Dr. Karen Hardacre

Kurosh and Khatereh Hayat Davoudi

The Hillyer Family

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas

and Dianne Jamieson

Robynn and Scott Jolliffe

Dr. Jin-Keun Kim

& Ms. Eun Ju Park

The Kotecha Family

Katherine & John Kruk

Isabel & Nicky Lai

The Lucas Family

Patti MacNicol

Kathleen Donnelly

& Nick Malcolm

Grant and Judy McDaniel

Murray and Joan McDonald

Mr. Robert Mellema ‘98

and Ms. Lisa Mellema

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander

and Marianne Miller

Janet Mills & David Sharpless

Tim and Jeanelle Mitchell

Ken Mulders & Eileen Tobey

Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Munro

Mr. & Mrs. John and Sarah Nagel

Christopher Rich & Anne McGinn

Janet & Bill Roscoe

Mr. & Mrs. Louie

and MaryLou Santaguida

The Secor Family

John and Anna Semple

Mr. & Mrs. George and Lucy Sharp

Keltie Sim

Nick Stitt

Dr. H. Strauss & Mrs. J. Strauss

Mr. & Mrs. Mark

and Clare Trachuk

Mr. Andrew van Nostrand ‘88

and Mrs. Caroline van Nostrand

Andrew Whiteley

Mr. Max Wu & Ms. So-hyeong Yun

Neeson & Associates

FRIENDS’ CIRCLE UP TO $499Mr. Scott Ackley ‘04

Mr. & Mrs. Mark

and Deborah Ackley

Ms. Patricia Ahern

Mr. Bruce Alexandor ‘82

and Ms. Susanne Alexandor

Glen Algarvio

Mrs. Luba Andrews

Marcus H. Andrews ‘92

12 X Anonymous

Mr. Peter Antonoff ‘82

The Hon. Justice Robert Armstrong

and Mrs. Erica Armstrong

Kevin Maione & Lisa Plaxton

Mr. & Mrs. Randy

and Jennifer Marks

Scott and Marylou Martyn

Mr. Frank McLaughlin

and Ms. Soraya Farha

Drs. David McNeely

and Barbara Liu

Tracy Dalglish & Mike Medline

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory

and Elizabeth Misztela

Siu Kwan Mok and Queenie Lau

Rob and Sharron Mollenhauer

Mr. Rob Moore

and Ms. Molly Johnson

Prof. Mykola Moros

Paul and Lynn Morse

James Musgrove

& Josee Turcotte

Ms. Kimberley Neeson

Lori & Bruce Neve

Mr. John Ng & Ms. Rhonda Low

Lori & Paul O’Leary

The Ord Family

Ms. Cindy Overing

Gordon Pearce

& Janne Duncan

Don and Nancy Pearson

John and Deborah Perl

The Peterson Family

Mr. & Mrs. Ihor

and Marijka Prokipchuk

Walter and Georgina Ratcliffe

Don Raymond & Jennifer Keenan

Douglas Richmond ‘77

& Donna Meyers

Mr. David Robertson

Mr. David Roebuck

and Ms. Anne Hardcastle

Chris Roper and Jane Taylor

The Royer Family

Mr. Matthew Rubinoff ‘96

Mr. Robert Rubinoff

Mark and Linda Saunders

Mr. John Sharpe

and Ms. Sarah Moss Sharpe

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Stacey Sharpe

The Simon Family

Dr. Rajiv Singal

and Ms. Sandra Brazel

Andy and Jennifer Smith

Ms. Janet Somerville

Mr. Andrew Spears ‘79

and Ms. Laleh Moshiri

Ms. Nicole Steeves-LeGresley

Mr. Kenneth Stein

and Ms. Leslie Jones

Tom Stevens

Steven and Gillian Sylvester

Daniel Tecimer ‘93

and MaryAnne Tecimer

James C. Tory & Cynthia Rogers

The Tremayne Family

Mr. & Mrs. Steven

and Colleen Trevor

Jennifer Price and Martin Tulett

Mr. Trevor Turnbull

and Dr. Jennifer Day

Mr. Colin Walker

& Ms. Gloria Della Maestra

Maureen and Bill Wareham

Geoff and Adrienne Waterman

The Watts Family

Mr. Brian White ‘73

Dr. and Mrs. Larry Wilder

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew

and Jeannie Wong

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin

and Julia Wright

Mr. & Mrs. Takahiro

and Tomoko Yamanaka

Bernard Yaphe & Pam Foreht

Bell Canada

The Cardy Group

Gibson’s Cleaners Company Limited


GEORGIAN DONORS

KP Trends

The Lowidt Foundation

Martin Merry & Reid Limited

PointOne Graphics

UpTown Collision Ltd.

MEMBERS’ CIRCLE $500 - $9994 X Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Peter

and Marilyn Balan

Lynn Bevan in honour

of Susan Doherty

M.A. Ridley

Mr. & Mrs. Philip

and Nicola Blake

Elizabeth M. Brown

and Michael Boughn

Dr. Martin Bourgeois

Jim Bray & Kathy Falconi

D’Arcy Chadwick

Richard Comparey

& Micheline McKay

Dr. James Day

and Dr. Maureen Briscoe

Bernard Francisco

& Kathryn Minialoff

Fred Glady & Kasia Czarski

Mr. Ian Hardacre ‘85

and Dr. Karen Hardacre

Kurosh and Khatereh Hayat Davoudi

The Hillyer Family

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas

and Dianne Jamieson

Robynn and Scott Jolliffe

Dr. Jin-Keun Kim

& Ms. Eun Ju Park

The Kotecha Family

Katherine & John Kruk

Isabel & Nicky Lai

The Lucas Family

Patti MacNicol

Kathleen Donnelly

& Nick Malcolm

Grant and Judy McDaniel

Murray and Joan McDonald

Mr. Robert Mellema ‘98

and Ms. Lisa Mellema

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander

and Marianne Miller

Janet Mills & David Sharpless

Tim and Jeanelle Mitchell

Ken Mulders & Eileen Tobey

Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Munro

Mr. & Mrs. John and Sarah Nagel

Christopher Rich & Anne McGinn

Janet & Bill Roscoe

Mr. & Mrs. Louie

and MaryLou Santaguida

The Secor Family

John and Anna Semple

Mr. & Mrs. George and Lucy Sharp

Keltie Sim

Nick Stitt

Dr. H. Strauss & Mrs. J. Strauss

Mr. & Mrs. Mark

and Clare Trachuk

Mr. Andrew van Nostrand ‘88

and Mrs. Caroline van Nostrand

Andrew Whiteley

Mr. Max Wu & Ms. So-hyeong Yun

Neeson & Associates

FRIENDS’ CIRCLE UP TO $499Mr. Scott Ackley ‘04

Mr. & Mrs. Mark

and Deborah Ackley

Ms. Patricia Ahern

Mr. Bruce Alexandor ‘82

and Ms. Susanne Alexandor

Glen Algarvio

Mrs. Luba Andrews

Marcus H. Andrews ‘92

12 X Anonymous

Mr. Peter Antonoff ‘82

The Hon. Justice Robert Armstrong

and Mrs. Erica Armstrong

Kevin Maione & Lisa Plaxton

Mr. & Mrs. Randy

and Jennifer Marks

Scott and Marylou Martyn

Mr. Frank McLaughlin

and Ms. Soraya Farha

Drs. David McNeely

and Barbara Liu

Tracy Dalglish & Mike Medline

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory

and Elizabeth Misztela

Siu Kwan Mok and Queenie Lau

Rob and Sharron Mollenhauer

Mr. Rob Moore

and Ms. Molly Johnson

Prof. Mykola Moros

Paul and Lynn Morse

James Musgrove

& Josee Turcotte

Ms. Kimberley Neeson

Lori & Bruce Neve

Mr. John Ng & Ms. Rhonda Low

Lori & Paul O’Leary

The Ord Family

Ms. Cindy Overing

Gordon Pearce

& Janne Duncan

Don and Nancy Pearson

John and Deborah Perl

The Peterson Family

Mr. & Mrs. Ihor

and Marijka Prokipchuk

Walter and Georgina Ratcliffe

Don Raymond & Jennifer Keenan

Douglas Richmond ‘77

& Donna Meyers

Mr. David Robertson

Mr. David Roebuck

and Ms. Anne Hardcastle

Chris Roper and Jane Taylor

The Royer Family

Mr. Matthew Rubinoff ‘96

Mr. Robert Rubinoff

Mark and Linda Saunders

Mr. John Sharpe

and Ms. Sarah Moss Sharpe

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Stacey Sharpe

The Simon Family

Dr. Rajiv Singal

and Ms. Sandra Brazel

Andy and Jennifer Smith

Ms. Janet Somerville

Mr. Andrew Spears ‘79

and Ms. Laleh Moshiri

Ms. Nicole Steeves-LeGresley

Mr. Kenneth Stein

and Ms. Leslie Jones

Tom Stevens

Steven and Gillian Sylvester

Daniel Tecimer ‘93

and MaryAnne Tecimer

James C. Tory & Cynthia Rogers

The Tremayne Family

Mr. & Mrs. Steven

and Colleen Trevor

Jennifer Price and Martin Tulett

Mr. Trevor Turnbull

and Dr. Jennifer Day

Mr. Colin Walker

& Ms. Gloria Della Maestra

Maureen and Bill Wareham

Geoff and Adrienne Waterman

The Watts Family

Mr. Brian White ‘73

Dr. and Mrs. Larry Wilder

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew

and Jeannie Wong

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin

and Julia Wright

Mr. & Mrs. Takahiro

and Tomoko Yamanaka

Bernard Yaphe & Pam Foreht

Bell Canada

The Cardy Group

Gibson’s Cleaners Company Limited


GEORGIAN DONORS

Mr. David Armstrong ‘91

and Ms. Andrea Armstrong

Jacquie Baby & Andrew Prowse

Mr. Salvatore Badali

& Ms. Kim McInnes

Bill Balan ‘86

& Nancy McCaffery-Balan

Mr. & Mrs. Ihor

and Christina Bardyn

Dr. Joyce Barnett

& Ms. Alison Kemper

Mary & Richard Beadon

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne

and Jennifer Bibby

The Blair Family

Howard and Lorie Bogler

The Bonetta Family

Ms. Bette Ann Branch

Mrs. Kathleen Brethour

The Brinkhofs

Mr. John Buckingham ‘71

and Ms. Ena Buckingham

John M. Campbell

& Denise Fujiwara G. Geoffrey W.

Cardy ‘01

Dr. Krisda Chirapongse ‘76

and Mrs. Eva Chirapongse

Mr. Robert Cimicata ‘02

Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Conforzi

Scott Daly ‘82

Mr. & Mrs. Chris

and Carol D’Arcy

Mr. & Ms. Paul

and Leana Darvasi

Ms. Josephine Dasko

Mr. Dean Davis ‘91

Rachel DeBlois

Gerry and Lisa Doerksen

Mr. James Donnelly

Taylor Drury ‘04

Mr. Grant Dunbar ‘71

and Ms. Peggy Able Dunbar

Michael and Alison Dyson

Alex Edmison ‘02

Jeff Enfield ‘97

Dr. Robert Eng ‘88

and Ms. Julie Eng

Mrs. & Mr. Katherine

and Jonathon Ennis

Mrs. Sarah J. Evans

Mr. & Ms. John

and Linda Evans

Mr. & Mrs. Keith

and Nicole Farrar

Dave and Kelley Fitzpatrick

Sherry Fitzpatrick

Charles Fowler ‘86

Elden Fulton

Chantelle Courtney

and Peter Furnish

Mr. Anthony Gasparini ‘08

Mr. Christopher George ‘96

Ms. Julie Girvan

Mrs. Eleanor Glynn

Ms. Carol Gray

Adam Green ‘99

Ms. Cathie Gryfe-Seeley

& Dr. David Gryfe

Mr. Brad Gushaw ‘71

Mr. Lucas Harris

Mr. & Mrs. Stig

and Suzanne Harver

Mr. Douglas Henderson ‘08

Andrew Hepburn ‘02

Jeff Hess ‘87 and Cathy Hess

Mr. Neil Hetherington ‘91

and Ms. Laura Hetherington

Rev. John Hodgins

& Mrs. Jane Hodgins

Jonathan Holtby ‘04

Mr. David Horton

& Ms. Kathy Haley

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Jennifer Houlding

Mr. Alexander Hucal ‘07

Mr. Keri Humber ‘76

Mr. Graham Hunt ‘85

and Mrs. Lara Hunt

Tim Hutton

Mr. Stanley Janecek ‘82

and Mrs. Nancy Janecek

Mr. Brady Joel ‘96

Ms. Kim Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Chris

and Mima Kapches

Mr. & Mrs. J. Kevin

and Anne Kaye

Mr. Stephen Kaye ‘04

Jay Kearsey

Mr. Harrison Keenan ‘94

Arthur Kennedy ‘81

Pat Keresteci

Mr. James Knox ‘77

and Mrs. Susi Knox

Mr. Andrew Krausz

& Ms. Donna Lorenzetti

Allison and Blaine Kremer

Elizabeth & Graham Lang

Sandra Ann Lanigan

Dr. Jim Leatch

& Dr. Sandra Boyes

Mr. Duane Lee ‘93

and Ms. Heather Barnes

Dorothy Quann

Eve Lewis

Jamie Lint ‘98

Jonathan Lofft ‘01

Mr. Peter Love

& Ms. Melanie Manchee

John A. L. MacDonald ‘87

Ms. Anna Magor

Mr. & Mrs. William

and Georgina Magyar

Mr. & Mrs. L. Mallin

Harish Maraj ‘98

T.B.K. Martin

Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Barbara Martin

David and Kate Mather

Mr. Alexander Mather ‘06

John Mazurek

Rob McCann ‘77

Ms. Laura McPhedran

& Mr. Ben Barnes

Daniel R. Medd ‘98

Miss Alison Melville

Mr. Peter Miller ‘81

Ms. Evelyn Miller

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Yuri Miller

Daniel Mitchell ‘99

Catherine and John Moore

Thomas Moore ‘08

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh

and Gail Moore

Darcy Morris ‘00

Dr. Christopher Newton

& Ms. Catherine Kirkland

Frederick B. Newton

Mr. Daniel Neysmith ‘94

Mr. Steve Ng

& Ms. Cecilia Chui

Ms. & Mr. Toni

and Stuart Nosworthy

Jason Pantalone ‘96

Mr. Jesse Parker ‘01

Mr. & Mrs. Frank

and Susan Penny

Mr. Anthony Pepper ‘73

and Ms. Jane Tattersall

Mrs. Marjorie Pepper

Mr. John Perl ‘05

Sir Bruce Perreault

& Lady Maria Perreault

Jamie Peters ‘90

Andrew Pettit ‘00

Mrs. Veronica A. Phillips

Christiaan Piller ‘94

Mr. Marvin Pludwinski

and Ms. Linda Hacker

The Pope Family

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Poth

Andrew Rains ‘02


GEORGIAN DONORS

Mr. David Armstrong ‘91

and Ms. Andrea Armstrong

Jacquie Baby & Andrew Prowse

Mr. Salvatore Badali

& Ms. Kim McInnes

Bill Balan ‘86

& Nancy McCaffery-Balan

Mr. & Mrs. Ihor

and Christina Bardyn

Dr. Joyce Barnett

& Ms. Alison Kemper

Mary & Richard Beadon

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne

and Jennifer Bibby

The Blair Family

Howard and Lorie Bogler

The Bonetta Family

Ms. Bette Ann Branch

Mrs. Kathleen Brethour

The Brinkhofs

Mr. John Buckingham ‘71

and Ms. Ena Buckingham

John M. Campbell

& Denise Fujiwara

G. Geoffrey W. Cardy ‘01

Dr. Krisda Chirapongse ‘76

and Mrs. Eva Chirapongse

Mr. Robert Cimicata ‘02

Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Conforzi

Scott Daly ‘82

Mr. & Mrs. Chris

and Carol D’Arcy

Mr. & Ms. Paul

and Leana Darvasi

Ms. Josephine Dasko

Mr. Dean Davis ‘91

Rachel DeBlois

Gerry and Lisa Doerksen

Mr. James Donnelly

Taylor Drury ‘04

Mr. Grant Dunbar ‘71

and Ms. Peggy Able Dunbar

Michael and Alison Dyson

Alex Edmison ‘02

JeffEnfield‘97

Dr. Robert Eng ‘88

and Ms. Julie Eng

Mrs. & Mr. Katherine

and Jonathon Ennis

Mrs. Sarah J. Evans

Mr. & Ms. John

and Linda Evans

Mr. & Mrs. Keith

and Nicole Farrar

Dave and Kelley Fitzpatrick

Sherry Fitzpatrick

Charles Fowler ‘86

Elden Fulton

Chantelle Courtney

and Peter Furnish

Mr. Anthony Gasparini ‘08

Mr. Christopher George ‘96

Ms. Julie Girvan

Mrs. Eleanor Glynn

Ms. Carol Gray

Adam Green ‘99

Ms. Cathie Gryfe-Seeley

& Dr. David Gryfe

Mr. Brad Gushaw ‘71

Mr. Lucas Harris

Mr. & Mrs. Stig

and Suzanne Harver

Mr. Douglas Henderson ‘08

Andrew Hepburn ‘02

Jeff Hess ‘87 and Cathy Hess

Mr. Neil Hetherington ‘91

and Ms. Laura Hetherington

Rev. John Hodgins

& Mrs. Jane Hodgins

Jonathan Holtby ‘04

Mr. David Horton

& Ms. Kathy Haley

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Jennifer Houlding

Mr. Alexander Hucal ‘07

Mr. Keri Humber ‘76


and Mrs. Lara Hunt

Tim Hutton

Mr. Stanley Janecek ‘82

and Mrs. Nancy Janecek

Mr. Brady Joel ‘96

Ms. Kim Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Chris

and Mima Kapches

Mr. & Mrs. J. Kevin

and Anne Kaye

Mr. Stephen Kaye ‘04

Jay Kearsey

Mr. Harrison Keenan ‘94

Arthur Kennedy ‘81

Pat Keresteci

Mr. James Knox ‘77

and Mrs. Susi Knox

Mr. Andrew Krausz

& Ms. Donna Lorenzetti

Allison and Blaine Kremer

Elizabeth & Graham Lang

Sandra Ann Lanigan

Dr. Jim Leatch

& Dr. Sandra Boyes

Mr. Duane Lee ‘93

and Ms. Heather Barnes

Dorothy Quann

Eve Lewis

Jamie Lint ‘98

Jonathan Lofft ‘01

Mr. Peter Love

& Ms. Melanie Manchee

John A. L. MacDonald ‘87

Ms. Anna Magor

Mr. & Mrs. William

and Georgina Magyar

Mr. & Mrs. L. Mallin

Harish Maraj ‘98

T.B.K. Martin

Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Barbara Martin

David and Kate Mather

Mr. Alexander Mather ‘06

John Mazurek

Rob McCann ‘77

Ms. Laura McPhedran

& Mr. Ben Barnes

Daniel R. Medd ‘98

Miss Alison Melville

Mr. Peter Miller ‘81

Ms. Evelyn Miller

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Yuri Miller

Daniel Mitchell ‘99

Catherine and John Moore

Thomas Moore ‘08

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh

and Gail Moore

Darcy Morris ‘00

Dr. Christopher Newton

& Ms. Catherine Kirkland

Frederick B. Newton

Mr. Daniel Neysmith ‘94

Mr. Steve Ng

& Ms. Cecilia Chui

Ms. & Mr. Toni

and Stuart Nosworthy

Jason Pantalone ‘96

Mr. Jesse Parker ‘01

Mr. & Mrs. Frank

and Susan Penny

Mr. Anthony Pepper ‘73

and Ms. Jane Tattersall

Mrs. Marjorie Pepper

Mr. John Perl ‘05

Sir Bruce Perreault

& Lady Maria Perreault

Jamie Peters ‘90

Andrew Pettit ‘00

Mrs. Veronica A. Phillips

Christiaan Piller ‘94

Mr. Marvin Pludwinski

and Ms. Linda Hacker

The Pope Family

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Poth

Andrew Rains ‘02


GEORGIAN DONORS

If you would like to

make a gift, you can

donate on-line at

rsgc.on.ca or contact

David Lee, Director

of Advancement &

Alumni Development

at 416 516 5202 or

[email protected]

ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGEBOARD OF GOVERNORS 2009-10 (Effective October 19, 2009)

OFFICERS

Mr.Tye Farrow Chair

Mr. David MatherPast Chair

Ms. Ruth WoodsVice-Chair

Ms Wanda Ho Treasurer, Finance and Audit Committee Chair

Mr. Andrew WhiteleyAssistant Headmaster, Finance and Operations, Secretary

BOARD MEMBERS

Mr. Michael Barker,Facilities Committee ChairMr. Guy Burry ‘77Advancement Committee Chair

Mr. Tye BurtMr. Anthony Caldwell Nominating and Governance Committee Chair

Ms. Shelly HaberStrategic Planning Committee Chair

Mr. Steve HucalMr. Sheldon InwentashMs Molly JohnsonMr. Robert Keilty ‘81Mr. Jamie Peters ‘90 Alumni Representitive

Mr. Gary SinghMr. Wayne Squibb

We have made every effort to ensure that this is a complete and accurate list. If there are any errors and omissions, we apologize and ask that you contact the Advancement & Alumni Development Office at [email protected] to make any necessary changes.

Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm

and Lizanne Rains

Mr. David Rankin

Morris Reid

Mr. David Robinette ‘98

Mr. Brian Robinson

Ms. Emma Roche

Mrs. Rona Rowdon

Mr. J. Morgan Rubes ‘03

Torin Rumball

Mr. David Ruta ‘05

Ms. Dianne Ryan & Mr. Rob Hogg

Mr. & Mrs. Pete

and Rosie Sarellas

Mr. Don Schroder

Mr. Gregory Scott ‘71

Mr. Benjamin Sharma ‘99

Mr. Alex Shum

Mr. Bruce Simpson

Bruce Sinclair ‘93

Mr. Greg Smith

& Ms. Janet Stephenson

The Sokolowski Family

Ailee Soulliere

Craig Stait-Gardner ‘94

Jason Start ‘90

John Stephenson ‘84

Lynne Sugden

Chris and Shelagh Taylor

Ronald and Chrys Taylor

Mr. Patrick Taylor ‘02

Mrs. Ruby Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. Ferit Tecimer

Jamie Thompson ‘84

Dr. Aaron Thompson ‘95

and Ms. Tara Meyer

Mr. Adrian Thornbury ‘87

and Ms. Lisa Thornbury

Mrs. Emilie Toguri

Ms. Stefanie Turner

Ms. Kirsten Uhre

B. Verner ‘76

Myles Vivares & Fiona Cooper

Mr. Bernard von Bieberstein ‘97

Mr. Andrew von Teichman ‘96

and Ms. Natalie Oldfield

Matthew von Teichman ‘92

Mr. & Mrs. Tom

and Sue Wade West

Mr. Stephen Wall ‘92

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce

and Gillian Wallace

Ashley Warren

Janis Rusen

& Jeffrey Wassermann

Mr. & Mrs. Michael

and Katherine Wilson

William E. Wilson

Mr. Patrick Yam ‘84

Chris Yelle ‘90

Park Avenue Holdings Inc.

GIFTS IN KINDMr. & Mrs. Ray

and Karen Arbesman

Mr. Joseph Bersani

Guy Burry ‘77

and Liz Lundell

Scott Daly ‘82


Ms. Molly Johnson

Pat Keresteci

Mr. & Mrs. Keith

and Tanya Luder

Mr. Jay Murray ‘79

and Mrs. Penny Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Earle

and Janice O’Born

Jamie Peters ‘90



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Mr. J. Morgan Rubes ‘03

Mr. & Mrs. David

and Stacey Sharpe

Mr. & Mrs. Gary

and Ajit Singh

GEORGIAN DONORS

Royal St. George’s College120 Howland Avenue Toronto ON M5R 3B5

(IN THE ANNEX)

T 416 533 9481 F 416 533 0028

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Documents

RSGC Annual Report 2009-2010