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Fourth Quarter 2008 THE YEAR IN REVIEW
President: Patricia Philipps by Sam Wells, Dean of Duke Chapel
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Vice President: Gina Harrison Life at Duke Chapel is a mixture of table. The deepest joy comes when you
complexity and simplicity. That’s what realize you’ve been hearing the choir’s
Secretary: Karen Rhodes, T ‘92 makes it so rewarding. Here are some of anthem in your ears all week and you
Immediate Past President: the complexities: meet someone and realize they’ve been
• We are set in the context of a leading inspired by the very same chord and
Janet Gwyer, PhD
global research university, with people the identical harmony. The deepest joy
Advisory Board: around us who know most of what is comes at a moment like the performance
Jean E. Carr WC ‘61 known about most of what there is to of Britten’s War Requiem last April when
be known. you sense that every aspect of the Chapel’s
G. Paul Carr
life – worship, ministry, discernment,
Andrew Crewson, T ‘09 • We waltz on a dance floor crowded
outreach, theological reflection – come
Leigh Edwards, T ‘09 with secularists, other faiths, and a be-
together in a single week.
wildering array of Christianities, each
Gus Grant, MD Here are the some of the simplicities of
of whom behave at times like oppressed
Steve Harper minorities and occasionally see us as life at Duke Chapel:
Nan Schiebel, WC ‘53, P ‘92 an oppressor. • Sharing and nurturing faith is reward-
Anthony Seese, P ‘91 • We have an awesome tradition of ing and challenging wherever one hap-
Ella Jean Shore, D ‘56 architecture, music, preaching and pens to be doing it.
liturgy, and many people look to us • Worship is being inspired by the
Emeritus member: with hopes and expectations, not all of wonder of God to find the very best
William E. King, PhD, T ‘61, G ‘63, G ‘70 which we can realize or even sometimes in oneself and bring it into God’s
comprehend. presence.
• We are part of a complex and some- • For all the divinity of Christ, it is his
times troubled city, and need to con- – and our – humanity that is usually
tinue to discover ways in which we harder to comprehend, and ministry is
might be part of the problem as well as about sharing our own shortcomings
longing to be part of the solution. as well as our gifts.
INSIDE There’s a tendency in most of us to • For all the knowledge and intellect
FY 07-08 Financial Summary 2 imagine that there was a point in time of the university, people are made at
some while ago when all was a great deal least as much of flesh and blood and
A Glimpse Ahead 4
simpler. I don’t really believe it. Life in heart and soul, and this tends to be
Upcoming Deans’ Dialogue 5 an institution as ambitious as Duke Uni- where faith and friendship takes deep-
Revived at Last! 6 versity and as mission-oriented as Duke est root.
Chapel is always, and has always been,
McClendon Organ Recital 7 You’re receiving this message as one who
complex.
has had a part in renewing the simplicity
Where the Offering Goes 8 But the deepest joy comes in the simplic- of the life of Duke Chapel, as we enjoy the
The Friends of Duke Chapel 9 ity. The deepest joy comes in witnessing complexity of our lives together. Thank
personal transformation – at the studious you. Your vision helps us to dream, and
Ash Wednesday Services 20 desk, on the penitential knees, in the ser- your commitment makes so many of those
vant hands, around the communal dining dreams come true.
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FUNDS
The graphs below show the number of donors and dollars given to our major funds over the past four fiscal years. These three
funds are the major unrestricted funds that provide much-needed financial flexibility to support the growing and changing min-
istry of the Chapel.
These crucial unrestricted dollars help fill the gap between our University allocation and our actual operating costs.
All donors to Chapel endowments and basic unrestricted funds automatically become Friends of Duke Chapel. In addition, you
will note there is a fund called “Friends of Duke Chapel” to which many Friends contribute. Those funds are disbursed upon
the recommendation of the Friends Advisory Board. Most notably, the Friends Fund pays for broadcasts of Sunday services on
the radio, and for some of the webcasting and website costs so that Friends and others who cannot participate in Chapel life in
person can participate via the marvels of modern communications.
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This fund is the primary contributed source of building improvements. We solicit gifts to the fund during our annual appeal
and on the third Sunday of each month during worship.
A GLIMPSE AHEAD:
Gathering and Gardens
Q & A by Abby Kocher, T’00, Div ‘06, sponse. “Yes, we’re ready for another ...when I began asking neighbors
Duke Chapel Community Minister with one.” Neighbors began eagerly to offer what they would think of another
Jim Wisner, Congregation member and ideas and suggestions about houses that
house in the same spirit of the
Council president might work. Whereas the PathWays
Pathways House but for a slightly
I
House offers a shared residential experi-
“I have an idea,” one of my West End older age group, I got a very
ence for undergraduates, Jim’s dream is
neighbors said, “I know a great house
that this new house would offer a shared enthusiastic response.
that might be exactly what you’d want.”
residential experience for adults. I re-
A few days later I walked into the house ting out on a particular track. As I look
cently asked Jim a few questions about
he mentioned at 2003 Chapel Hill Road forward, I am drawn to ideas of life in
this exciting undertaking.
with Jim Wisner, who serves as president community in a couple of ways. One
of the Congregation Council. And now Abby: Tell me about how a house like aspect is being part of the Chapel’s pres-
this house is on the way to becoming a this became a dream of yours. ence in the West End by living as neigh-
new kind of home. bors in this particular part of town. I’m
Jim: The dream is partly about people
also really energized about living to-
Jim has been hoping for a while to move who would live in it and partly about
gether with others as we create ways of
into the West End neighborhood in or- place where it is located.
sharing daily life together.
der to share in Duke Chapel’s growing
Abby: Tell me more about that.
relationships with this particular area of Abby: Like the PathWays House, it’s
Durham. With the support and encour- Jim: As my family has grown up and significant that the neighborhood lead-
agement of neighbors in the West End, moved out into the world I find myself ers have welcomed you to be in this
Jim is welcoming others to join him as looking both forward and backwards. I particular house. How do you hope the
housemates to discover new friendships remember the times, like the PathWays house will connect with what’s happen-
in one of Durham’s poorer neighbor- House residents, of discerning and set- ing in the neighborhood?
hoods. The story of
Duke Chapel and the
West End starts in
2006, when neigh-
bors in the West End
invited us to consider
what is now known as
the PathWays House.
The PathWays House
is home to current
undergraduates and
alumnai. Two years
later, when I began
asking neighbors what
they would think of
another house in the
same spirit of the
PathWays House but
for a slightly older
age group, I got a
very enthusiastic re-
2003 Chapel Hill Road in Durham’s Lakewood neighborhood
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A
them? quence.”
Jim: I see adults who are working or The 5:15 p.m. event is free and
retired as prime candidates to share in the public is invited to attend. A
this endeavor. This could include per- free pizza dinner will be served
petual students, singles, empty-nesters, before the talk.
or neighborhood volunteers. I hope we In these dialogues, Wells discusses
would find everyday ways of being to- with various deans from schools
gether such as sharing meals, getting to within Duke topics surrounding
know and be known in the neighbor- the common good. Those who
hood, seeking God’s calling, and model- attend will have a chance to ask
ing a Christian lifestyle. general questions at each event.
Abby: I’m aware this house is well Podcasts of these discussions
equipped for cooking, eating, and are available at Duke Chapel’s
gathering. What kind of things will ITunesU page (itunes.duke.edu).
happen at the house?
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Revived at
Last!
by David Arcus, Duke Chapel Organist
A
After nearly 20 months of silence, the Aeolian organ of Duke
University Chapel has begun a new chapter. This organ, long-
known and well-loved by University alums, officials, and
friends the world over, has emerged from its “sabbatical” re-
stored, renewed, refreshed, and revived.
The very fact that the Aeolian has been restored is a major mir-
acle. Many people will recall that a little more than 20 years
ago the University vowed to keep and maintain the Aeolian
after much public outcry over its possible permanent demise.
By the 1990s, plans for a new chancel-end instrument – in the
works as early as 1969 – were discarded in favor of retaining
the organ which thousands of people considered intrinsic to
the “sound” of Duke Chapel. The Aeolian’s sonorities had sup-
ported Chapel services decades before the installation of the
Benjamin N. Duke Memorial Organ (Flentrop, 1976). Even
though the Aeolian endured a period of spotty maintenance as
rank after rank of pipes went into disuse over a period of time,
it was clear that sentimental attachment to this instrument
was strong. Moreover, there was a deeper appreciation and un-
derstanding of this style of instrument, an ability to appreciate
deemed beyond preservation, and were replaced by new com-
its historical significance for what it was, alongside the other ponents. Some elements of the windchests were also replaced
instruments of Duke Chapel. with like components the restorers considered superior to the
Once the University was committed to retaining the Aeolian, original. A new console included much of the same styling
attention turned to addressing the many problems that plagued as the original Aeolian drawknob console (the only one by
the organ, jeopardized its reliability, and challenged its full Aeolian known to be in existence and now preserved in the
potential as a musical instrument. Minor repairs and small- Music Department), but it also incorporated improvements in
scaled restorations were carried out in-house, while the organ layout and updated player controls. A rearrangement of stop
remained in service. Over time, the limits of this approach be- jambs, including the omission of stops for the now-discarded
came clear. For the organ to be completely Echo/Antiphonal division, reduced the
restored, the entire organ needed the bene- For the organ to be console’s height and now permits bet-
fit of a full-scale restoration project instead ter views of the chancel for the organist.
completely restored, These projects were less a restoration and
of work carried out in phases for as long the entire organ
as a decade or possibly two. For this task, more of a renovation.
the firms of Foley-Baker, Inc. and Richard
needed the benefit
Fortunately, the Aeolian organ under-
Houghten were selected. of a full-scale went only a few tonal changes in 1949-50
restoration project. to make the organ sound more neoclassi-
While the University had always under-
stood that the spirit of the Aeolian organ cal. These changes were easily reversed in
project would be a restoration, questions soon arose as to what the current project. The organ has not undergone any revoic-
exactly constituted a text-book restoration of a 1930s-era or- ing, apart from improving and regulating the speech of pipes
gan. Restoration, in the sense of “bringing back to original as they were intended to sound. Care was taken to track where
condition,” suggested that what was original to the organ ranks were relocated or re-pitched. The result is an instrument
would be preserved and renewed, and that any modifications that speaks nearly exactly as it did when first installed more
made to the organ over the years would be reversed. How- than 75 years ago. Few large organs in this country can make
ever, the overall condition of the console and relay system were such a claim, one that greatly enhances this organ’s historical
significance.
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DEDICATION RECITAL
its worship services and music programs. Duke Chapel is
grateful to the many generous contributors to the Duke Aeo-
lian organ project. In honor of principal donors Aubrey and
Katie McClendon, the Aeolian has been named the Kathleen OF THE
Upton Byrns McClendon Organ (Aeolian, 1932).
KATHLEEN UPTON BYRNS
MCCLENDON ORGAN
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2009
4:00 P.M.
DUKE UNIVERSITY CHAPEL
Performances by
Robert Parkins, University Organist
David Arcus, Chapel Organist
Ms. Margaret Tillman Ball Mrs. Mary Putman Hartman Dr. Wendy Paulson Moeller
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Donna Bearden Mrs. Barbara Barnes Hauptfuhrer Ms. Sarah A. Moore
Mr. Charles Andrew Berardesco Mr. William & Mrs. Cammie Hauptfuhrer Mr. Leslie L. Neumeister
Mr. Bruce and Mrs. Sara Brandaleone Ms. Carolin B Head Dr. George R. Parkerson, Jr.
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Susan Brasco Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Judith Henry Mr. John Russell Phillips
Dr. H. Keith H. and Mrs. Brenda Brodie Captain and Mrs. Nelson Pointer Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Atkins Rauch
Dr. Mark and Mrs. Elaine Brown Dr. James R. Jacobs Mr. James C. Ray
Mr. Edwin and Mrs. Katharine Bryson, Jr. Dr. James and Mrs. Kay Kelly Mr. Cyrus Begley Richardson III
Mrs. Bessie Cox Burghardt Mr. Thomas S. Kenan III Mr. Roy O. Rodwell
Dr. John and Mrs. Clotiel Caffey Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Kimbrell Mrs. Nancy Alyea Schiebel
Dr. James and Mrs. Janet Clapp Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson W. Kirby Mr. Robert L. Schwarz
Mr. Thomas C. Clark Mr. and Mrs. John E. Koonce III Mrs. Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans
Dr. Stephen M. Denning Mr. John and Mrs. Patricia Koskinen Mr. William and Mrs. Sylvia Teasley
Mrs. Judith J. Johnson Judge John B. Lewis Jr. Mr. Donald J. Thompson
Dr. Peter and Mrs. Sarah English Mrs. J. Erskine Love, Jr. Dr. John L. Weinerth
Mr. Philip Ellis Erlenbach The Reverend Richard Corley Massey Mrs. Peggy Bridges Weinerth
Mrs. Nancy B. Faircloth Dr. T. Benjamin and Mrs. Bylee Massey The Reverend Dr. Samuel M. B. Wells
Dr. James and Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson Mr. Harold and Mrs. Joyce Mauney Mr. A. Morris and Mrs. Ruth Williams
Mr. Richard W. Fisher Mr. Aubrey Kerr McClendon Bishop William & Mrs. Patricia Willimon
Mrs. Doris Hudgins Gaudette Mrs. Kathleen Byrns McClendon
Dr. John M. Harrelson Dr. Garland Radford Moeller
Dr. Barbara B. Buescher Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Chesson, Jr. Mr. Robert F. Cook
Mr. Hermann P. Buff Dr. Paul Cheung Ms. Sally Cook
Mrs. Michelle S. Bufkin Ms. Joanna L. Childers Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Cooke, Jr.
Mrs. Mary Clyde W. Bugg Ms. Sunghye Cho Mr. Alan W. Cooper
Dr. Thomas K. Bullock Mr. David Y. Chong Mrs. Mary E. Cooper
Mrs. Jane H. Bultman Mr. Adam A. Chopko Mr. William L. Cooper III
Mr. Charles I. Bunn, Jr. Ms. Mary S. Choroszy The Reverend Jennifer Elaine Copeland
Dr. Joseph Plummer Bunn Ms. Abigail Christenson Mrs. Katherine W. Corlew
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burch III Mrs. Jewel B. Christian Mr. Thomas Anthony Corpus
Ms. Elizabeth P. Burger Dr. Bessie Chronaki Dr. W. Thomas Cottingham, Jr.
Ms. Barbara O. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Dante Ciaffa Colonel Vernon S. Couch
Mr. John E. Burgess Mr. David Ciaffa Mr. Ben M. Covington
Mrs. Bess C. Burghardt Dr. and Mrs. James R. Clapp Mr. Bart Cox
Mr. Richard C. Burts III Mr. Carville Clark Mr. Christopher L. Cox
Dr. Jeffrey Sullivan Bush Dr. Charlotte and Mr. Banks Clark Dr. Richard Lewis Cox
Mr. John A. Bussian III Mrs. Kathryn Sudduth Clark Mr. Thomas George Cranwell III
Mr. Joseph M. Butler, Jr. Dr. Lorraine H. Clark Mr. Carlyle C. Craven
Mrs. Susan M. Butler Mrs. Alice Wiseman Clarke Mrs. James Walker Crawford, Jr.
Mrs. Susan S. Butler Mrs. Doris L. Clarke Dr. Jeffrey Crawford
Mr. Robert L. Byrd The Reverend Julie Cuthbertson Clarkson Mr. Malcolm F. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Byrne, Jr. Dr. William Clarkson IV Dr. Richard Swain Crawford
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Caffey, Jr. Mrs. Muriel Neal Cleary Mr. Joseph R. Crayton
Mrs. Helen Cain Mr. and Mrs. Walter E Cleary Mr. Francis J. Cregan
Mrs. Elizabeth Worth Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. D. Hayes Clement, Jr. Mr. Jay S. Creswell, Jr.
Ms. Bridget Calendo Mrs. Libby A. Clift Mr. Andrew S. Crewson
Dr. James Christopher Califf Ms. Betsy C. Close Mrs. Emilie Frantz Crigler
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Lydia Califf The Reverend Paul and Mrs. B. Cobb Mrs. Deborah S. Crosby
Mr. H. Scott Cameron II Mrs. Caroline H. Cochenour Dr. James B. Cross
Ms. Dorothy Kathryn Campbell Mrs. Karen S. Cochran Ms. Rebecca B. Crotty
Reverend Gina G. Campbell Dr. Brian E. Coggins Mr. Craig R. Crouse
Ms. Jane E. Campbell Mrs. Kay Coggins Dr. and Mrs. Gray F. Crouse
Ms. Nancy Miller Campbell Mr. Lester A. Coggins, Jr. Ms. Catherine Louise Crowder
Mr. Shirley S. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cole Mr. George Currie
Mrs. Georgia B. Campion Mr. John A. Cole Mrs. H. Randolph Currin
Ms. Mary Whitfield Canada Mrs. Stephanie A. Cole Dr. Ben W. Curry
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Canaday Mr. W. John Cole Mrs. Wanda B. Dahl
Ms. Susan Smith Canavello Mr. William E. Cole, Jr. Mrs. Kathleen W. Dale-Foreman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Canning Ms. Devon L. Coleman Mrs. Sarah H. Dale Prophet
Mr. William A. Cano Ms. Anna R. Collins Ms. Cindy L. Daly
Bishop and Mrs. Kenneth Carder Ms. Emily W. Collins Dr. Thomas A. Danek
Mrs. James J. Cardo Mr. James R. Collins Mr. Steven D. Danforth
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Carey Dr. John J. Collins Mr. Eugene T. Daniel
Mrs. Mary Geyer Carleton The Reverend Mary Anne Collins-Stauffer Mr. Larry T. Daniel
Ms. Lauren M. Carpenter Mrs. Arline L. Colvin Mr. Madison K. Daniel
Mrs. Mary Ramseur Carpenter Ms. Grace T. Colwell Mr. Walter Eugene Daniel IV
Mrs. Monica A. Carpenter Dr. Roberta Langford Cone Mr. Lloyd Darter
Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul Carr Ms. Darry Conner Mrs. Ann Woodall Davant
Ms. Elizabeth Dominici Carracher The Reverend Nan Whyte Conser Mr. and Mrs. William C. Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Heath H. Carriker Mrs. Robert F. Cook Ms. Doris Davidson
Mrs. Merrill Ware Carrington Dr. Joseph Cook Mr. and Mrs. Clint Davidson
Mr. Thomas W. Carruth Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cook Dr. Calvin D. Davis
Mrs. Lisa Baugh Carson Mrs. Christi Anna Davis
Mrs. Gertrude C. Carter Mr. Lant Burk Davis
Reverend Janet Nolting Carter Mrs. Patricia S. Davis
Ms. Wendy B. Cartledge Mr. George H. Dawson
Mr. Michael L. Case Ms. Mary H. Dawson
Mr. John Thomas D. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. DeAlmeida
Mrs. Sarah E. Cash Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. DeAlmeida
Mr. Stephen Cassell Mr. Matthew B. Dearborn
Mr. and Mrs. Homero C. Castillo Ms. Sofija D. Degesys
Mrs. Katherine M. Cathey Dr. Barry T. De Gregorio
Mrs. Clementine D. Chaffee Ms. Marfe Ferguson Delano
Dr. Holly Shaw Chambers Mrs. Debbie Dellinger
Dr. and Mrs. William F. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon W. Deloatch, Jr.
Ms. Jennifer Chancellor-Hall Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Delong
Dr. Howard H. Chang Dr. Lawrence H. Dempsey, Jr.
Mr. Steven S. Chang Mr. and Mrs. John Denegre
Professor and Mrs. Allan D. Charles Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Denning
Mr. Boris O. Cheek Mrs. Vereen A. Dennis
Mrs. Michele L. Cheek Ms. Anna L. De Obaldia
Mr. Gabriel W. Chen Mr. and Mrs. Katalin Dezsi
Ms. Wei-Ting Chen Mr. Vernon H. Dibeler
Ms. Xiaodan Chen Mrs. Mary B. Diboll
Ms. Winnie S. Cheney Mrs. Elizabeth S. Dick
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Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Haas Mr. Nixon Hennessee III Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hudson
The Reverend Elizabeth Hagan Mr. Matthew E. Henriques Dr. Dwayne E. Huebner
Mrs. Janet H. Hall Ms. Marianna M. Henry Mr. Stephen T. Hughes
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Hall Dr. Martha Nicholson Henry Ms. Heidi Hullinger
Ms. Margaret Ann Hall Mrs. Nancy W Henry Ms. Diane R. Hummelbrunner
Mrs. Martha B. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Henry Mr. A. and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hummelbrunner
Dr. Ron L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Herbert Mr. L. Arthur Hunsley, Jr.
Dr. Rowena S. Hall Dr. William N. Herbert Mr. Larry Steven Hunt
Dr. Russell P. Hall III Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hunt
Dr. and Mrs. Rufus R. Hambright Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Hamilton Drs. Stella and John Herpel Mr. Bernard T. Hurley, Jr.
Mrs. Stacy P. Hammonds Ms. Maria J. Herrera Ms. Danielle J. Hyatt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hamner, Jr. Mrs. Helen Locke Hess Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hyatt
Reverend Patrick S. Hamrick Mrs. Joyce W. Hessee Ms. Leslie Hyman
Mr. Ian C. Han Mrs. Caroline M. Hickman Dr. David and Mrs. Sara Elzabeth Hyre
Col. Harry Thomas Hance, Jr. Chaplain David Harlan Hicks Mr. William Paul Ijames
Mr. James B. Haney Mr. Michael J. Higgins Mr. Yong C. Im
Mr. James Hasson Hanna III Mr. Henry J. Hildebrand III The Reverend Dr. Geraldine D. Ingram
Mr. Jan D. Hanrath Ms. Deborah K. Hill Ms. Barbara Inlow-Childress
Mrs. Betsy Gamble Hansen Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hill Drs. Roderick and Ellen Ironside
Ms. Patricia A. Hansen Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Hill Mr. Khalid S. Ishaq
Ms. Cynthia K. Hard Ms. Susan C. Hill Ms. Margaret P. Isley
Mrs. Sara K. Harding Dr. and Mrs. Hans J. Hillerbrand Mrs. Melissa M. Iversen-Hales
Ms. Leslie M. Hardy Mrs. William C. Hilles Mrs. James M. Jackson
Dr. Kathryn M. Hargrove Ms. Audrey Lynn Hillyard Dr. Janice K. Jackson
Mr. Harry H. Harkins, Jr. Ms. Nancy Plaster Hillyard Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Jacob
Mr. Jules P. Harlicka Mrs. C. Dwight Hilton Mrs. Mary L. Jacobson
Dr. Charles M. Harman Mrs. Larry Hines Ms. Karla Mae Jacobus
Drs. Merel and Ernestine Friedl Harmel Ms. Elizabeth A. Hinshaw Mr. David A. James
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Harper Ms. Jean S. Hjelle Mrs. Linda R. Jeffrey
Mrs. Jacqueline H. Harper Mr. Donn R. Hobbs Ms. Irie Jenkins
Reverend Dr. Lyle E. Harper Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hodder Mrs. Roberta Wilson Jenkins
Mr. Kenneth Harrell The Reverend Lewis Hodgkins Ms. Heather K. Jennett
Dr. John M. Harrelson Ms. Heather Paige Hodgman Mrs. Patricia S. Jennings
Mr. Robert E. Harrington Mr. John G. Hoeschler Mr. George King Jennison
Mr. Charles A. Harris Ms. Rachel M. Hoffer Mr. Daniel B. Jernigan
Reverend Clinton R. Harris Dr. Theodore S. Hoffmann Ms. Marjorie E. Jesinger
Reverend Loy Haskard Harris Mr. Robert C. Hoffmeister Ms. Colleen G. Jeske
Mrs. Margaret A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hogg Ms. Can Angela Jiang
Ms. Sara S. Harris Mrs. Janet S. Holderness Ms. Angela R. Jockheck
Mr. Jack Y. Harrison Mrs. Alexandra Lynn Maynard Holland Mr. Paul Alan Joffrion
Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Gina Harrison Ms. Mary Gordon Holland Dr. Jean Louise Johnson
Mrs. Bernadette S. Harrity Mrs. Ruth W. Holleman Mrs. Joanne M. Johnson
Ms. Krista L. Harryman Mr. Stephen M. Holloway Mrs. Mildred C. Johnson
Mr. John Michael Hartenstine Dr. Mark Francis Holmberg Ms. Paulette Johnson
Mr. David and Mary P. Hartman The Reverend Richard Eric Holmer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Johnson
Mrs. Jean R. Haselden Mrs. Susan Louise Holmer Mrs. Susan D. Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Hasselblad Mr. W. Casper Holroyd, Jr. Mrs. Virginia V. Johnson
Mrs. Roseann V. Hassey Mr. Edwin C. Holt Mr. W. H. Johnson III
Mr. Robert Edward Lee Hasty Mrs. Robert C. Holt, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Seth K. Jolly
Mr. Anthony Hatcher Mr. Greg J. Holthouse Mr. and Mrs. Evan Llewellyn Jones
Mrs. George R. Hattle Mr. Vincent N. Holthouse
Miss Jean Elizabeth Haworth Mr. Michael J. Hood
Mr. Christopher H. Hayden The Reverend F. Michael Hooper
Ms. Donnie D. Haye Ms. Elizabeth Hoos
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Haygood, Sr. Dr. Amilda K. Horne
Drs. Richard and Judith Hays Ms. Janet N. Horne
Mrs. Sarah B. Hays-Hallett Reverend Martha J. Horne
Mrs. Margaret D. Haywood Mr. George S. Horton III
Mrs. Michele S. Hazel Mr. Sean Hou
Mrs. Carolin B Head Mr. Theodore Hovet, Sr.
Mrs. Patricia A. Hurdle Hearn Mrs. Barbara Y. Howard
Mrs. Jennifer Rokus Heath Mr. Laurence O'Hear Howard, Jr.
Mr. Gustav W. Heberlein Ms. Sally C. Howard
Mr. Peter F. Hebert, Jr. Mrs. Barbara S. Howell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Heintzelman Ms. Grace Meyer Howell
Mrs. Ann M. Heinz Ms. Sarah S. Howell
Mr. Jeffrey Paul Heitzenrater Mr. Beverly R. Howerton
Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Heitzenrater Mr. and Mrs. William A. Howie, Sr.
The Reverend W. Drew Heitzenrater Mrs. William S. Hoyle
Ms. Erica Lane Helfer Mr. Yuan Hsiang-Kuo
Mr. R. Glenn Helms Ms. Laura Huang
Ms. Robin D. Hemrick Ms. Christine Jones Huber
Ms. Alia D. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hudak
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Mrs. Thomas J. Matkov Dr. Shannon L. Meeks Ms. Kristin Bernice Murphy
Mrs. Harriet A. Mattes Ms. Mary F. Mehr Ms. Elaine Murray
Mr. James E. Matthews Mrs. Monica K. Melchionni Dr. Katherine T. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Mauney, Jr. Ms. Kristina Meservey Mr. Patrick E. Musker
Mr. F. Gordon Maxson Ms. Mary C. Metzger Ms. Aidan H. Myers
Dr. James Oliver May, Jr. Mr. Gregory Meyers Ms. Katie M. Myers
Mrs. Jean K. Mayer Mrs. Kay Michaels Mrs. Nancy H. Myers
Ms. Medora D. Mayne Mr. Daniel P. Michalak, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Nace
Mrs. Nancy R. Mazza Ms. E. Ashley Middleton Mrs. Patricia B. Naftel
Mrs. Kim P. Mcallister Mrs. Elizabeth B. Midgett Mr. Robert Russell Nagle
The Reverend Heather M. McCain Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joseph Midura Mr. Jim Neely
Mrs. Barbara Nichols McCallister Mr. Sam R. Miglarese Dr. Rebeccah K. Neff
Ms. Kim G. McCallum Mrs. Ann Carol Milbank The Reverend Albert and Dr. Sigrid Nelius
Dr. Edgar E. McCanless Dr. Mark W. Millard Mrs. Gladys A. Nelson
Mr. Robert J. McClelland Dr. Benita A. Miller Professor Randall J. Nelson
Mrs. Josephine W. McClernon Mr. Brian David Miller Mr. William R. Newcomb
Mr. William C. McCloud Mrs. Eula H. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Newell
Mr. Pope and Mrs. Wendy J. McCorkle Dr. Glenn I. Miller Mrs. Pamela S. Newsome
Tyler McCormick Mr. Jay W. Miller Mrs. Cheryl A. Ney
Mrs. Ina Ann W. McCoy Mrs. Judith S. Miller Mr. David Nguyen
Dr. and Dr. William McCulloch Mr. Kenneth McGlaughon Miller Mrs. Lisa W. Nichol
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. McDaniel Ms. Madelyn R. Miller Dr. Karen B. Nicholas
Dr. William Maffitt McDonald Dr. Mary Ruth Miller Mrs. Elaine J. Nichols
Mr. Stuart K. McGeady Mr. Norvell E. Miller V Ms. Virginia R. Niehaus
Mrs. Faye M. McGinnis Dr. Perry and The Reverend Karen Miller Mr. Steven A. Nigh
Mr. Ian McGuire Mr. Russell J. Miller Mr. William Preston Nixon III
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McGuire II Mrs. Victoria A. Miller Ms. Lauren E. Noble
Mr. James O. McIntosh Mr. Walter James Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Nolan
Mr. James F. McKee Mrs. Deborah S. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Nolan, Jr.
Mr. Thomas F. McKee Ms. Melissa Josephine Mills Mr. Keith Byrne Norman
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