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APRIL 25, 2020
online at
PfPBash2020.GiveSmart.com
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Parents for Pennington
welcomes you to a virtual night in
The Secret Garden
The Red and Black Bash is—and always has been—a celebration
of our close-knit and supportive Pennington School community.
Whether we are gathering in an exotic “secret garden” or
forced to remain physically distant from each other until the
threat of COVID-19 passes, no obstacle is insurmountable when
the goal is a better Pennington School for all of us.
Parents for Pennington began our Bash planning with the long-term
goal of improving our on-campus pond. However, in light of recent
events, we have shifted our fundraising focus to more immediate
needs of our School community. A portion of the proceeds from this
year’s Red and Black Bash auction will still sponsor pond restoration
as previously planned, but the majority will be redirected to support
the Student Assistance Fund and other Parents for Pennington
programs that benefit our community as a whole. Our vision of
creating a more inviting natural space on campus may not blossom
into reality as quickly as we’d hoped, but we are continuing to plant
those seeds.
For now, we expect other beautiful things will take root as a result
of our decision to move forward with a virtual Red and Black Bash
for 2020. Perhaps new friendships will bloom. New ideas may bud
as we work together to “unlock the possibilities.” One thing is certain:
Our Pennington School community will thrive because we have
chosen to bring joy to one another and support the School we love.
It will be wonderful to see everyone onscreen, and coming together
in person next time will be all the sweeter as a result!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome Message from PfP pg. 2
Why Support the Bash? pg. 3
Messages from the President and Event Coordinator pg. 4
Event Schedule pg. 5
Sponsors pg. 6-7
Red and Black Bash Committee pg. 8-9
Acknowledgments pg. 10
Live Auction Items pg.11-15
Online Auction Bidding Instructions pg. 16
Silent Auction Items pg. 17-31
Individual Donors pg. 32-34
Business Donors pg. 35-36
Ads pg. 37-47
Why Support the Bash?
The goals of The Pennington School parents association (Parents for
Pennington) are to foster community and School spirit, to enhance the
educational process through a variety of activities and events, and
to help support the growth of Pennington facilities and programs.
This is just a sampling of the programs we sponsor, made possible
through our Red and Black Bash annual fundraiser:
• Grade-level welcome parties for parents
• P resentations covering topics relevant to our students
and School community
• Contributing to School-wide Community Days
•M iddle School and Upper School Back-to-School Night dinners
• Financial support for Princeton Common Ground lectures
•O rganizing and funding Promenade and Prom buses, which
ensure safe prom night transportation
• ecorating the senior tent for Commencement weekend
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• ontributing to the Middle School ski trip and to
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eighth-grade Washington, D.C. and FunPlex trips
• Sponsoring Freshman Fun Night
• Contributing to campus beautification projects
• Hosting the annual Faculty Appreciation Lunch
• Providing holiday decorations, and much more!
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A Message from... the PfP President
I will remember the Red and Black Bash 2020 for more than just the fact
that our lives were turned upside down by the outbreak of Covid-19. We were
almost at the finish line with the organization of our only fundraiser. What will
be engraved in my memory is the resilience, perseverance, and grit shown by
“The Secret Garden” Bash committee during these last few weeks. They all chose
to channel their initial disappointment from postponing our live event, which
was in the making for months, into jumping right back in. Without skipping a
beat, they put in even more hours of relentless work to convert the 2020 Red
and Black Bash into an online virtual event. Bravo, ladies and gentlemen! I am
incredibly proud of being part of a group of volunteers that stood together till
the end. What a way to end my years as a volunteer at The Pennington School.
I want to take this opportunity to also recognize all the volunteers I have
worked with over the last few years. From the bottom of my heart—a sincere
thank you! I will always feel part of this incredible, kind, tight-knit Community.
- Marlynne Marlow P’20
President, Parents for Pennington 2019-20
Co-chair, Red and Black Bash 2020
A Message from... the Event Coordinator
In my first year serving as Events Coordinator for the Parents for Pennington
Board, I have had the honor and pleasure of working with many of you. The
Pennington School is best known for its warm sense of community and like
many of you, it is why our family chose to be here. As co-chair of the Red and
Black Bash, I have also been fortunate to work with an amazing group of
women who form our auction committee. They have brought their good energy
and special talents to make this event happen. Although the Bash has taken
a different direction, the focus of celebrating and supporting our Pennington
family remains the same. While we can’t always control what happens, we can
control our response. I think back to Convocation and Dr. Hawkey speaking of
“perseverance and grit,” I see a lot of that in our community. Now more than
ever we need to stay connected and support each other. I encourage all of
you to join us for the virtual Secret Garden Bash. Just like our children, we are
all missing each other, so please join us in celebrating the Pennington School
community by attending our Zoom class cocktail parties and virtual Red and
Black Bash!
- Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
Events Coordinator, Parents for Pennington 2019-20
Co-chair, Red and Black Bash 2020
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Event Schedule
Our combined live and silent auctions offer a broad selection of items.
From restaurant gift cards and gourmet food baskets to post-quarantine
getaways and once-in-a-lifetime experiences, we have something for
every budget. You never know what will catch your eye! Bids will be
processed electronically, so you will need to register on
our auction website: PfPBash2020.GiveSmart.com
Even if you don’t plan to bid, please register on the website so you can
tune in to the Live Auction video stream and cheer on your friends!
Monday, April 20: S
ilent Auction opens. Bids can be placed at any time
from 9:00 a.m. on April 20 until the silent auction closes
on April 25 at 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 25: Welcome to the Virtual Red and Black Bash!
6:00 p.m. V
irtual cocktail parties for current Pennington School
families begin on Zoom. Feel free to bid on silent
auction items during this time.
7:00 p.m. L
ive Auction video stream begins with our very own
Chad Bridges as Master of Ceremonies and Auctioneer.
8:30 p.m. L
ive Auction video stream ends. Place your final bids
for the Silent Auction. Don’t let anyone sneak in under
the wire to outbid you for your favorite items!
9:00 p.m. S
ilent Auction closes, and all bids captured by
GiveSmart at that time are final. You will receive
notification of items won directly from GiveSmart.
Red and Black Bash committee members will reach out to auction winners
beginning Monday, April 27 to discuss pickup and/or delivery of their items.
We trust everyone will understand that delivery of some items may be
delayed due to safety concerns. Please reach out to PfP@pennington.org
with any questions.
Thank you for supporting Red and Black Bash 2020, Parents for Pennington,
and The Pennington School!
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Parents for Pennington
sincerely appreciates our generous sponsors
!
Thank you very much to the
Kraft family P’20 for your sponsorship!
- Parents for Pennington
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Red & Black Bash 2020
“The Secret Garden” Committee
Event Chairs: Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25, Marlynne Marlow P’20
Administrative Chair: Alicia Nayfield P’22
Silent Auction Chairs: Marlynne Marlow P’20, Donna Kottcamp P’20
Silent Auction Committee: Amy Barkley P’16 ’21, Katherine Birkenstock P’25 ’26,
Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25; Sandra Gong P’21, Lisa Hardt P’24,
Jill Hoblitzell P’20, Jack Hoblitzell P’20, Alice Koesterich P’23,
Alicia Nayfield P’22, Cynthia Wallace P’20 ’23 ’26
Live Auction Chair: Marlynne Marlow P’20
Faculty/Staff Donation Chairs: Stacey Latronica ’93 P’22, Dora Mavellia P’15 ’20
Party Board Chair: Cynthia Wallace P’20 ’23 ’26
Sponsorship Chair: Marlynne Marlow P’20
Website Management Chair: Ana Shah P’20
Data Entry Chair: Julian Kim P’23
Data Entry Committee: Amy Barkley P’16 ’21, Michelle Meinhart P’23
Graphic Art Chair: Linda Moskowitz P’20
Decorations/Set Up Chairs: Amy Barkley P’16 ’21, Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
Decorations/Set Up Committee: Lewis Arthur P’24, Stacy Buck P’26,
Lisa Hardt P’24, Lisa Keith P’22 ’26, Donna Kottcamp P’20, Marlynne
Marlow P’20, Claudia McGill P’20, Alicia Nayfield P’22, Ileana Pendus P’23,
Linda Sichel P’19 ’22 ’26, Porchelvi Vendhan P’23, Jessica Vincent P’26,
Cynthia Wallace P’20 ’23 ’26, Lori Washton P’20
Catering Chair: Cynthia Wallace P’20 ’23 ’26
Catering Committee: Amy Barkley P’16 ’21, Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25,
Marlynne Marlow P’20, Dora Mavellia P’15 ’20
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Class Baskets Chairs: Kim Clabbers P’23, Amy Barkley P’16 ’21,
Linda Gruson P’23, Jill Hoblitzell P’20
Advertisements Chair: Marlynne Marlow P’20
Advertisements Committee: Lewis Arthur P’24, Ana Shah P’20
Catalog Chair: Lisa Hardt P’24
Catalog Committee: Marlynne Marlow P’20, Tina Lambdin
Wine Arbor Chair: Tracy Wright P’23
Display Committee: Dawn Kirikian P’24, Leanne Tuzza P’26
Entertainment Chairs: Katherine Birkenstock P’25 ’26, Alice Koesterich P’23
Technology Chair: Ana Shah P’20
Check-in Chair: Ana Shah P’20
Check-in Committee: Katherine Birkenstock P’25 ’26, Julian Kim P’23,
Parnini Kunta P’21, Porchelvi Vendhan P’23
School Liaison: Rob McClellan
Editor: Lori Lipsky
Catering: Don Toner, Edward Espinal
While many of these hardworking committees are unable to display
their efforts due to our event moving online, we are so grateful for
their enthusiasm and assistance.
We look forward to offering Party Boards beginning fall 2020.
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Acknowledgments
Parents for Pennington gratefully acknowledges the efforts of the
following contributors to Red and Black Bash 2020:
School administration and the Operations Department
Our original plan to hold the Red and Black Bash in the Dining Hall on
campus required a great deal of logistical maneuvering, as well as an overall
mindset of flexibility and cooperation. Parents for Pennington salutes the
many Pennington School administrators and Operations Department staff
members who worked with us to make that possible. We are sorry not to be
gathering in that beautiful space for our event this year, but we appreciate
your enthusiastic support for our plans!
PfP extends a special thanks to Assistant Headmaster of Community Life and
Dean of Students Chad Bridges for volunteering to step in as our Master of
Ceremonies and Auctioneer. We will always be grateful for his enthusiasm for
the Bash and his willingness to help as needed.
Parents and faculty
There would be no Red and Black Bash without encouragement and assistance
from our entire Pennington School community. We especially appreciate the
generous contributions of time, creativity, and skill that each parent and faculty
member has shared with us to make Red and Black Bash 2020 a truly exceptional
event. Thank you for your participation in all its forms!
Billykirk
Billykirk is a purveyor of leather accessories made with the finest materials,
uncompromising attention to quality, and a thoughtful eye for design. Thanks
to Billykirk’s Chris Bray, Red and Black Bash guests will have an opportunity
to purchase exclusive Pennington School-branded Billykirk items. A portion of
the proceeds from the sale of these items will benefit The Pennington School,
and we are grateful for this thoughtful contribution!
All of our generous donors
We are enormously appreciative of all Red and Black Bash
donors, sponsors, and advertisers, from current families and
alumni to local businesses and friends of the School. Our
Pennington community extends well beyond the borders of the
campus, and we are grateful to everyone who has chosen to
support Parents for Pennington’s annual fundraising event. We
encourage everyone associated with the Pennington School
family to patronize the businesses that support our School.
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Watch the live stream beginning at 7:00 p.m. for
a presentation of the Live Auction items.
Use the Red and Black Bash website to place a bid.
Item #1: Golf and Lunch with Dr. Hawkey
Approx. Value: $1,200 Donated by: Erich Stegich P’21
Enjoy a round of golf with everybody’s favorite Headmaster at Jasna Polana,
the award-winning championship golf course designed by the legendary
Gary Player. Situated on 230 acres of breathtaking countryside in the heart of
Princeton, this PGA tour-quality course offers a delightful challenge to golfers
of all abilities. The winner and two (2) friends will enjoy a round of golf with
Dr. Hawkey and a delicious lunch at one of the club dining rooms, featuring
creative preparation of traditional American and Continental cuisine. This
unforgettable afternoon can be scheduled on any day of the week; date to
be determined by mutual agreement of the parties.
Item #2: Saturday Night Live Experience
Value: Priceless Donated by: William and Mary Jo McGuinness, P’14
Get ready for the Saturday night of your life! Make your way to Studio 8H at
30 Rock in Manhattan, where you will enjoy the ultimate Saturday Night Live!
experience for two (2). When you arrive, you’ll be whisked backstage for a
close-up view of pre-show preparations. Watch the show unfold as part of its
famous live studio audience, and then conclude your evening with more
backstage adventures. SNL fans, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don’t
miss out! Date in the fall to be mutually agreed upon by winner and donor.
Item #3: Vermont 4x4 Adventure
Approx. Value: $2,100 Donated by: Jaguar Land Rover Princeton;
The Equinox Gold Resort and Spa - Vermont;
Hildene, the Lincoln Family Home; and
Parents for Pennington
The rustic beauty of Manchester, Vermont awaits! Enjoy luxurious accommodations
for four (4) people—two (2) rooms for two (2) nights—at The Equinox Golf
Resort and Spa. Admire the majestic scenery during your two-hour 4x4 Land
Rover off-road expedition, and then enjoy 850 acres of private hiking trails at
the Equinox Preservation Trust. Your hotel stay includes daily fitness and yoga
classes, as well as access to some spa amenities, resort bikes, and a practice
putting green. For those who crave the best in outdoor gear, a $200 gift
certificate to the Orvis flagship store is included. Before you head home, use
your four (4) passes to tour the historic Hildene property, once the summer
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home of Robert Lincoln, son of President Abraham Lincoln. A dash of excitement,
a bit of relaxation, a touch of history, and the natural grandeur of rural New
England are exactly what you need to reset and rejuvenate your spirit! Date
selections subject to availability.
Item #4: Long Weekend in the Hamptons
Approx. Value: $3,700 Donated by: Jerry and Dora Mavellia P’15 ‘20
Visit the heart of the Hamptons and enjoy a three-night stay in beautiful
Sag Harbor! Your six-bedroom, five-bath vacation home provides water views
overlooking the Noyac Bay, offering first-rate views of the gorgeous sunsets
over Shelter Island. Unwind with a glass of wine at your private pool, or
check out the popular beaches nearby. Immerse yourself in the local color as you
explore rolling vineyards, nature preserves, museums, and the best restaurants
in the Hamptons. Guests will be greeted with a welcome basket filled with local
Wolffer Vineyard wine, fine chocolate, and guidance to help you discover the
finest culinary spots and local activities. Enjoy your luxury weekend getaway!
Available weekends: August 21-24, August 28-31, Sept 11-14, Sept 18-21, or
any weekend in October, except Oct. 23-25. Date to be mutually agreed upon
by winner and donor.
Item #5: Reserved Parking on Campus
Value: Priceless Donated by: Dr. Hawkey and Mr. Bridges
Finding a great parking spot on campus can be challenging sometimes... but
not for you! This is your opportunity to secure a reserved parking space in a
prime Pennington School location. From September through June, your personal
parking spot will be waiting for you every day. Dr. Hawkey and Mr. Bridges will
designate a spot just for you based on your personal needs and lot availability.
Winner must be a faculty member or a parent whose child will use the spot on
a daily basis.
Item #6: Yankees Tickets for Four (4)
Approx. Value: $800 Donated by: Erich Stegich P’21
Catch a Yankees home game with three lucky friends! Choose a game in the
spring or summer of 2020 (date to be mutually agreed upon between winner
and donor) and settle in to watch the Bronx Bombers play. Your four (4) seats
are located in Section 111, Row 8, right along the first baseline, where you
won’t miss a thing. If the 2020 season is canceled due to COVID-19, tickets
will be honored at a future date. Go, Yanks!
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Item #7: Bon Jovi Fan Package
Value: Priceless Donated by: Jon and Dorothea Bongiovi P’20
Bon Jovi admirers, this is not your ordinary fan package! Tonight, take home
a brand-new Fender Squier Bullet Stratocaster electric guitar signed by the
legendary Jon Bon Jovi, 2018 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee. Then, start
counting the minutes until the evening of July 14, 2020, when you’ll be
watching Bon Jovi perform live at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. Your
four (4) tickets to the show, personally donated to this event by Jon and
Dorothea Bongiovi P’20, secure your seats in Section 10 on the lower level,
close to the stage. This is a golden opportunity to see one of New Jersey’s
most famous icons perform in the state he calls home. Don’t miss it! In the
event of cancellation due to COVID-19, tickets for the July 14 show will be
honored on a future date.
Item #8: Escape to Bermuda
Approx. Value: $3,000 Donated by: Jerome and Lauren Halgan P’21 ‘23
Experience a slice of paradise at idyllic Azura Bermuda resort! Three nights
in your one-bedroom loft apartment with pull-out couch at this non-inclusive
resort provides a convenient home base for walking on the beach, relaxing
at the pool, or exploring Bermuda’s rich history and natural beauty. Flights
from New York, Philadelphia, and Boston arrive in Bermuda after only two
hours in the air, making the island a perfect choice for your quick, restorative
getaway. Once you arrive, you’ll be captivated by the resort’s tidal pink sand
beaches and abundant reefs bustling with parrot fish and other marine life.
The clear and calm shallow water at Azura’s resort beaches are ideal for
swimming and snorkeling, and Bermuda’s famed Elbow Beach and Horseshoe
Bay Beach are nearby as well. Please note: Tennis and world-class golf courses
are available year-round in Bermuda, although they are not included in this
item. Dates to be agreed upon by winner and donor; bookings are available
any time in 2021 with the exception of the week and weekends surrounding
Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Transportation
from airport to resort can be arranged by the donor upon winner’s request.
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Item #9: 76ers Tickets and Fan Gear
Approx. value: $1,500 Donated by: Scott and Lisa O’Neil P’22 ’25
Sixers fans, this one is for you! Enjoy four (4) suite-level tickets to a Philadelphia
76ers regular season home game (date to be mutually agreed upon by winner
and donor) with complimentary parking for one car. Arrive early and watch
the pre-game shoot around from the court before the doors open. Show your
home team spirit with a collection of 76ers logo gear for children and adults:
(1) T-shirt, children’s size small; (1) pair of sweatpants, men’s size small;
(1) adult baseball cap, adjustable; (1) T-shirt, men’s size large; (1) sweatshirt,
men’s size XL. If the 2020 season does not resume due to COVID-19, tickets
will be honored at a future date.
Item #10: Tour the Cupola on Old Main
Value: Priceless Donated by: Dr. Hawkey, Gretchen Overhiser,
and Parents for Pennington
Step into Pennington history with a private tour of our iconic cupola for
three (3) people. Pennington School Historian Gretchen Overhiser and
Dr. Hawkey will accompany you into this historic space, where alumni of
generations past have left their signatures. Learn about the eight fireplaces
discovered during the recent renovation of Old Main, and discuss the lore
of the School over wine and hors d’oeuvres served outdoors on O’Hanlon
Green (weather permitting) or in the School boardroom. Alumni bidders: You
are invited to add your name to the signatures in the cupola if you place the
winning bid! Please note: The cupola is only accessible via a pull-down
ladder. Bidders should consider any physical limitations that may apply to
members of their party before placing a bid.
Item #11: Retreat to Bradley Beach
Approx. Value: $4,500 Donated by: Neil and Kim Clabbers P’23
Enjoy a week at this beautiful home in Bradley Beach, NJ, only an hour’s drive
from Pennington! With six bedrooms and five baths, up to 15 people can
relax and enjoy the shore together. Lounge on the beach just two blocks away,
or walk into nearby Asbury Park to check out the restaurants, concerts, and
nightlife. (Look for Bruce at the Stone Pony!) Antiquing and shopping can be
found a short distance away in Ocean Grove or Spring Lake. A 20-minute drive
will bring you to boardwalk rides and games in Point Pleasant. The house
comes with six (6) beach tags, as well as a locker on the beach with beach
chairs, boogie boards, an umbrella, and toys and games. Available any week
in 2020 or 2021 excluding Fourth of July and Labor Day.
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Item #12: Golf Getaway in Pinehurst, NC
Approx. Value: $2,000 Donated by: Robert and Joanna Levy P’23 ’26
Golfers, gather your favorite foursome for a three-day/two-night golf getaway
to the Sandhills at Talamore Resort in Pinehurst, NC. Your group will play two
(2) rounds of golf at Talamore and one (1) round at Mid South. Lodging for
four (4) people will be provided at the conveniently located Talamore Villas,
a condominium complex with spectacular views of Reservoir Park and Talamore’s
4.5-star Rees Jones golf course. Within the property you will find a pool and
jogging/biking trails to keep you occupied during your time off the links.
Lodging includes a daily breakfast buffet, and may offer the popular “Pig Pickin’
Dinner Buffet” depending on your travel schedule. Blackout dates: Thursdays
through Sundays in April and October. If dates are not available in 2020 due to
COVID-19, travel can be scheduled in 2021 subject to the same date restrictions.
Mr. Harding, you helped me become a better leader. Thank you!
- Raul Shah ‘20
Ms. Kiser, you were the best freshman advisor! I will miss you. Good luck!
- An-lin Sloan ’21
Dean Bridges, our family is grateful for you hopping in an ambulance
when someone was needed, you weren’t just along for the ride!
- The Evans Family
To all the “Secret Garden” volunteers, thank you for putting in endless
hours to make this year’s Bash so successful. It was such a pleasure
working alongside you!
- Marlynne Marlow P’20
Mrs. Clancy-Healy, we are grateful for your dedication and thoughtfulness.
¡Muchas gracias!
- The Shah Family P’20
Cathy Pappano, thank you for your genuine interest, heartfelt support
and ability to connect with the spirit of your students!
- The Evans Family
Thank you to Rob McClellan for your great sense of humor, smile, and
support for the Parents for Pennington board and committee for the Red
and Black Bash!
15Happy Bidding!
Need help? Email amfshah@gmail.com
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Pennington Pride
100. Pennington Tennis Fan Basket
Value: $120 Donated by: Scott Gray ’78
101. Senior Portrait Collage (16”x20”)
Value: Priceless Donated by: Spencer Studios
103. Dean of Students for the Day
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
104. US Dress Down Day: Advisory
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
105. US/MS Dress Down Day: Class
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
106. US Group Dress Down Day 1
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
107. US Group Dress Down Day 2
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
108. US Group Dress Down Day 3
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
109. US Group Dress Down Day 4
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
110. US Group Dress Down Day 5
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chad Bridges
111. MS Dress Down Day: Advisory
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chrissie Knight
112. MS Dress Down Day: Class
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chrissie Knight
113. Surprise Treats (Monthly)
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chrissie Knight
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114. Lessons in the Maker Space
Value: Priceless Donated by: Sue Wirsig
115. Weekend Breakfast Delivery
Value: Priceless Donated by: Mary Roseen
116. Private Spanish Tutoring
Value: Priceless Donated by: Jerry Russo
117. Group German Lesson
Value: Priceless Donated by: Peter Chase
118. Private Basketball Coaching
Value: Priceless Donated by: Chandler Fraser-Pauls
119. Plant-based Eating Class
Value: Priceless Donated by: Margo Andrews and Ronnie Vesnaver
121. Maki & Miso with Mentors
Value: Priceless Donated by: Brooke Buchanan and Rob McClellan
122. Bookworms Visit Barnes & Noble
Value: Priceless Donated by: Tamara Alito
123. Girls’ Basketball Camp
Value: $325 Donated by: Jeff Eckerson
125.
Skydiving with Mr. Moore
Value: Priceless Donated by: Jamie Moore, Robert Latronica P’22
and Stacey Latronica ’93 P’22
126.
Precision Axe Throwing
Value: Priceless Donated by: Leonard Leib, Elizabeth Clancy-Healy,
Byron Kou, Elysia Price, and Nancy Brunner
127. Bucks County Adventure
Value: Priceless Donated by: Jessie Shaffer
128. Private Football Training
Value: Priceless Donated by: Long Ding
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129. Executive Skills Consultation
Value: Priceless Donated by: Maria Kane
130. Mystery Treat
Value: Priceless Donated by: Ryan Stokes
131. Dinner and a Show
Value: Priceless Donated by: Suzanne Houston
135. Autographed 49ers Jersey
Value: Priceless Donated by: Dontae Johnson ’10
140. Pennington Sign: Vintage Motto
Value: Priceless Donated by: Elizabeth Secrest
145. Pennington Sign: Cupola
Value: Priceless Donated by: Elizabeth Secrest
150. Pennington Swimming T-shirts
Value: Priceless Donated by: George Ward
155. Pair of Handmade Pillows
Value: Priceless Donated by: Lisa Fitzpatrick
160. Leather Luggage Tags - Red
Value: $45 Donated by: Billykirk
161. Leather Luggage Tags - Black
Value: $45 Donated by: Billykirk
165. Jersey Quilt and Pillows
Value: $430 Donated by Curt and Annette Sang P’22
170. Drama T-shirt Pillows
Value: $80 Donated by Curt and Annette Sang P’22
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EXPERIENCES
200. PA Renaissance Faire Tickets
Value: $52 Donated by: Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire
205. Penitentiary Tour Tickets
Value: $96 Donated by: Eastern State Penitentiary
210. Constitution Center Tickets
Value: $58 Donated by: National Constitution Center
215. Penn Museum Tickets
Value: $72 Donated by: Penn Museum
220.
Taste of Ewing
Value: $130 Donated by: Ewing Diner, Firkin Tavern, Marsilio’s
Kitchen, Sal DeForte’s Ristorante, Metro Grill
(Joseph P. Vitella ’72 P’01 ’04)
221.
Me Time in Pennington
Value: $200 Donated by: Stony Brook Gardens, Amy Heffern P’20,
Marlynne Marlow P’20
225. Virtual Reality Gift Basket
Value: $175 Donated by: Centertec
230.
A Room With a View
Value: $500 Donated by: Sergeantsville Inn, Shoppons Run
Farm, Woolverton Inn
235.
Princeton Shopping Center Mix
Value: $165 Donated by: Bon Appetit, Chopt, LiLLiPiES Bakery,
Nomad Pizza Company, Surf Taco
240.
Lambertville Station Brunch
Value: $70 Donated by: Lambertville Station Restaurant
and Inn
245.
Best of Lambertville
Value: $280 Donated by: Lambertville House, Broadmoor
Restaurant, Rojo’s Roastery
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250.
Wine and Charcuterie
Value: $85 Donated by: Beneduce Vineyards,
Sandra Gong and Victor Sloan P’21
255. Hard Cider Tasting Flights
Value: $63 Donated by: Manoff Market Gardens & Cidery
260. Wine, Cheese, and Chocolate
Value: $50 Donated by: Old York Cellars
265.
Newtown’s Best
Value: $155 Donated by: Francisco’s on the River, La Stalla,
Oishi, Piccolo Trattoria, Rocco’s at The Brick,
The Fancy Fig Catering and Cafe
270.
Stroll Through Lawrenceville
Value: $55 Donated by: Amalfi’s Restaurant and Bar,
Fedora Bistro Café, Purple Cow Ice Cream
272.
A Taste of Pennington
Value: $230 Donated by: Marlynne Marlow P’20, Mizuki Asian
Bistro, Osteria Procaccini Pennington, TJ’s Italian
Restaurant
273.
Bites of New Hope
Value: $100 Donated by: Basilico, The Good Gyro, Novel
Buns-Playlist Pizza, Sciascia Confections,
SkyRoast Coffee, Unionville Vineyards
275. Kraut-making Lessons for Six
Value: $300 Donated by: Stacey Latronica ’93 P’22
280. Microgreens Workshop
Value $350 Donated by: Dora Mavellia P’15 ’20
285. Test Prep and Practice Tests
Value: $250 Donated by: Ivy Experience
290. Springtime Car Detailing
Value: $250 Donated by: Jaguar Land Rover Princeton
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295. Financial Consultation
Value: $500 Donated by: Oppenheimer & Co, Inc.
296. Personal Assistant Services
Value: $120 plus 50% Donated by: Go To Concierge
of first package of
services
HEALTH, BEAUTY, and FITNESS
300. Healthy Skin Care Club
Value: $1,500 Donated by: La Chelé Medical Aesthetics
305. Village Salon Hair Care Basket
Value: $118 Donated by: The Village Salon
306. Salon Essentials Basket
Value: $130 Donated by: Kathy’s Korner Salon
307. Natural Body Care Basket
Value: $220 Donated by: Seed Phytonutrients
310. Yoga Party for Ten People
Value: $250 Donated by: Romy Yoga
311. Yoga Essentials Basket
Value: $150 Donated by: Complete Health of Lawrenceville
315.
Scent of a Woman: Rhapsody
Value: $163 Donated by: Sonja Karp P’22, Dodie Murphy,
Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
316.
Scent of a Woman: Heartfelt
Value: $215 Donated by: Sonja Karp P’22, Dodie Murphy,
Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
317.
Scent of a Woman: Show Stopper
Value: $ 194 Donated by: Sonja Karp P’22, Dodie Murphy,
Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
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318.
Scent of a Woman: Mystic
Value: $194 Donated by: Sonja Karp P’22,
Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
319.
Distinguished Gentleman Basket
Value: $173 Donated by: Sonja Karp P’22,
Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
320. Garden Jewels Basket
Value: $188 Donated by: Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
325. Three-month Adult Membership
Value: $225 Donated by: PEAC Health & Fitness
326. One-month Student Membership
Value: $65 Donated by: PEAC Health & Fitness
327. One-week Half-day Summer Camp
Value: $225 Donated by: PEAC Health & Fitness
330. Family Dental Health Basket
Value: $150 Donated by: Mark McDonough, DMD - Orthodontist
335. In-office Teeth Whitening
Value: $350 Donated by: Pennington Family Dentistry
340. One Month Unlimited Classes
Value: $299 Donated by: Surviving Strong
345. Lean, Green, and New Hope Fit
Value: $650 Donated by: Leany Greeny, New Hope Fitness
350. Spa/Salon Basket
Value: $300 Donated by: Zanya Spa Salon
355. Fitness Coaching Package 1
Value: $375 Donated by: Perseverance Strength and Conditioning
360. Fitness Coaching Package 2
Value: $375 Donated by: Perseverance Strength and Conditioning
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365. Fitness Coaching Package 3
Value: $375 Donated by: Perseverance Strength and Conditioning
370. Fitness Coaching Package 4
Value: $375 Donated by: Perseverance Strength and Conditioning
375. Fitness Coaching Package 5
Value: $375 Donated by: Perseverance Strength and Conditioning
380. Vitamin and Supplements Basket
Value: $310 Donated by: Paula and Jeffrey Gross P’20
385. Acupuncture and Follow-up
Value: $390 Donated by: Hope Wellbeing
390. Haircut or Style with Aguri
Value: $99 Donated by: Cosmo Bleu
395. Haircut or Style with Cole
Value: $85 Donated by: Cosmo Bleu
TRAVEL and GETAWAYS
400. Boston Getaway
Value: $400 Donated by: Boston By Foot, Isabella Stewart
Gardner Museum, Le Meridien Cambridge
405.
Wilmington Getaway
Value: $250 Donated by: Buckley’s Tavern, Delaware Art Museum,
Delaware Museum of Natural History, Longwood
Gardens, Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library
410. Washington Getaway
Value: $400 Donated by: Lebanese Taverna, Washington Walks
415.
Brandywine Getaway
Value: $385 Donated by: Brandywine River Museum of Art,
Duffer’s Pub, Hilton Garden Inn - Kennett Square,
Longwood Gardens, Pizza by Elizabeths
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HOME AND GARDEN
500. Family Gardening Bucket
Value: $140 Donated by: John Hart, Jr. of Rosedale Mills
505. Painted Wooden Bench
Value: $180 Donated by: The Buxton Complex
515. Landscaping Refresh
Value: $1,100 Donated by: Rutgers Nursery
520. Faux Fur Throw and Suede Pouch
Value: $210 Donated by: Dora Mavellia P’15 ’20
525.
The Garden is Your Happy Place
Value: $350 Donated by: Jack and Jill Hoblitzell P’20,
The Living Earth
530. Bird Bath Fountain
Value: $200 Donated by: Amy Barkley P’16 ’21
535. Rock Fountain With LED Lights
Value: $200 Donated by: Amy Barkley P’16 ’21
540. Blooms at Belle Mead Gift Card
Value: $25 Donated by: Blooms at Belle Mead
545. English Garden Tea Service
Value: $200 Donated by: Paula and Jeffrey Gross P’20
550. English Garden Dinnerware Set
Value: $500 Donated by: Paula and Jeffrey Gross P’20
555. Handcrafted Wood Serving Tray
Value: $400 Donated by: Bret Cavanaugh Design
560.
Family Games Basket
Value: $190 Donated by: Jazams, Marlynne Marlow P’20,
Lori Washton P’20
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ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
600. Renaissance Portrait Session
Value: $2,500 Donated by: Kramer Portraits
605. Little Expressions Portrait Session
Value: $1,500 Donated by: Kramer Portraits
610.
Photo Session and Print Credit
Value: $690 Donated by: Kris Giacobbe P’22 of Locust
and Honey Photography
615.
“The Old Main Cupola in Fall”
Value: $475 Donated by: Jack and Jill Hoblitzell P’20,
Kathy Polizzi
625. Family Membership
Value: $160 Donated by: Grounds for Sculpture
630. Abstract Floral Painting
Value: $300 Donated by: Tony LaSalle
635. Four Art Museum Tickets
Value: $100 Donated by: Philadelphia Museum of Art
640. Family Portrait Session
Value: $300 Donated by: Kathie Dacey Photography
SPORTS
700. #14 Autographed Poster
Value: $50 Donated by: New York Jets
705. #47 Autographed Football
Value: $200 Donated by: New York Giants
710. Seattle Seahawks Memorabilia
Value: $1,500 Donated by: Nancy and Todd Brunner
715. #25 Autographed Puck
Value: $50 Donated by: Philadelphia Flyers
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720. Four Tickets and Fan Apparel
Value: $75 Donated by: Trenton Thunder Baseball
725. Golf at Trenton Country Club
Value: $500 Donated by: Trenton Country Club
730. Golf at Battleground Club
Value: $800 Donated by: Lee Maschler P’26
735. Four Tickets to Phillies Game
Value: $575 Donated by: Thomas and Angella Bock P’23
740. Four Tickets to IronPigs Game
Value: $44 Donated by: Lehigh Valley IronPigs
745. NJ Devils Tickets and Gear
Value: $850 Donated by: Scott and Lisa O’Neil P’22 ’25
755.
Private Tennis Lesson
Value: $105 Donated by: Mike Miller, Head Coach at
Hopewell Tennis and Swim Center
760. Tennis and Sports Camp
Value: $427 Donated by: Hopewell Tennis and Swim Center
765.
#31 Autographed Photo
Value: $77 Donated by: Brooklyn Nets
ACCESSORIES AND CLOTHING
800. One-of-a-kind Pennington Bag
Value: $650 Donated by: Billykirk
805.
Alpaca Accessories Basket
Value: $500 Donated by: Jack and Jill Hoblitzell P’20,
Swallow Hill Farm
810. Pendant Necklace by Cara Brown
Value:$750 Donated by: Samir and Arti Patel P’17 ’23
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815. Pendant Necklace by Cara Brown
Value: $650 Donated by: Samir and Arti Patel P’17 ’23
820. Pendant Necklace by Cara Brown
Value: $750 Donated by: Samir and Arti Patel P’17 ’23
825. Ashton Whyte Gift Certificate
Value: $500 Donated by: Ashton Whyte
830. Cabi Gift Certificate
Value: $200 Donated by: Marlynne Marlow P’20
835. Necklace by Chan Luu
Value: $170 Donated by: Dandelion
840. Supreme Baseball Caps 1
Value: $90 Donated by: Joanna Newman
845. Supreme Baseball Caps 2
Value: $90 Donated by: Joanna Newman
850. Supreme Baseball Caps 3
Value: $90 Donated by: Joanna Newman
855. Supreme Baseball Caps 4
Value: $90 Donated by: Joanna Newman
860. Supreme Baseball Caps 5
Value: $90 Donated by: Joanna Newman
865. Supreme Baseball Caps 6
Value: $90 Donated by: Joanna Newman
870. Supreme Baseball Caps 7
Value: $90 Donated by: Joanna Newman
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FOOD AND DINING
900. Catering Gift Certificate
Value: $100 Donated by: Emily’s Café and Catering
905. Wine and Spirits Basket
Value: $60 Donated by: Wahchui Louie at Patriot’s Crossing
915. Blooming Grove Inn Gift Card
Value: $50 Donated by: Blooming Grove Inn
920. Mikonos Restaurant Gift Card
Value: $50 Donated by: Mikonos Greek Restaurant
925. Wegmans Gift Card
Value: $50 Donated by: Wegmans
930. Gourmet Food Assortment
Value: $50 Donated by: Trader Joe’s
935. ShopRite Gift Card 1
Value: $200 Donated by: ShopRite of Hunterdon County
936. ShopRite Gift Card 2
Value: $200 Donated by: ShopRite of Hunterdon County
940. PQM Gift Certificate
Value: $100 Donated by: Pennington Quality Market
945. Lobster Dinner for Two
Value: $95 Donated by: Metropolitan Seafood & Gourmet
950. Brick Farm Tavern Gift Card
Value: $200 Donated by: Amy and John Heffern P’20
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CLASS BASKETS
1000.
Grade 6: Welcome to Pennington
Value: $522
Donated by: David and Katherine Birkenstock P’25 ’26, Allyson and
Mary Bradley P’26, Thomas and Stacy Buck P’26, Matthew and Tiernan
Close P’22 ’25 ’26, Marjorie Frazier P’26, Paul Lee and Jennifer
Kitchen P’24 ’26, Marc and Deidre Normand P’21 ’26, Bart and Linda
Sichel P’19 ’22 ’26, David and Kendra Sirolly P’23 ’26 ’26, Leanne and
Jacob Tuzza P’26, Alexander and Jessica Vincent P’26
1010.
Grade 7: Beach Fun
Value: $520
Donated by: David and Katherine Birkenstock P’25 ’26, Regina Brunetti
and Theresa Brunetti-Carroll P’25, Paul and Virginia Burton P’25, Matthew
and Tiernan Close P’22 ’25 ’26, Debbie Fermo, David Jamieson P’25 and
Jennifer Jamieson ’88 P’25, Scott and Ellie Kelley P’25, Victor and Jennifer
Medina P’22 ’25, Scott and Lisa O’Neil P’22 ’25, Mark and Susan Ross P’25
1020.
Grade 8: Local Fun
Value: $497
Donated by: Lewis and Sarah Arthur P’24, Kelly Lynn Bowser P’24, Phil
Brackin and Deborah Butzbach P’22 ’24 ’24, Marc and Janet Celentana P’22 ’24,
Joseph and Christine Davidyock P’21 ’24, Michael and Mary Heaton P’24,
Sarkis Kirikian ’87 P’24 and Dawn Kirikian P’24, Paul Lee and Jennifer
Kitchen P’24 ’26, Ritesh and Simmie Mehra P’24 ’26, Jessie Shaffer, Steven
and Patrizia Thomas P’21 ’24
1030.
Grade 9: Pennington Spirit
Value: $663
Donated by: Thomas and Angella Bock P’23, Kevin and Kristine Brass P’23,
Christian and Denise Buccellato P’23, Neil and Kim Clabbers P’23, Paul
and Amy Decker P’23, Debbie Fermo, Damon Grandbouche and Rehana
Farrell P’23, Linda Gruson P’23, Robert Huizer and Jennifer Friend-Huizer P’23,
Jennifer Jones P’23, Phil and Julian Kim P’23, Robert Knab and Janine
Chupa P’23, Yong Li and Fang Chen P’23, John and Jill Petolillo P’23,
Michael and Christine Petrane P’23, Jarek Powichrowski and Katarzyna
Powichrowska P’23, Joe and Noreen Riley P’20 ’23, Lee and Susan
Rubin P’23, Sheldon and Shelree Stevenson P’23
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1040.
Grade 10: Backyard Barbecue
Value: $1,084
Donated by: Paul Boocock and Peggy Grauwiler P’22, Phil Brackin and
Deborah Butzbach P’22 ’24 ’24, Christopher and Mary Cormier P’22, Richard
and Christine Galiardo P’22, Oliver and Cindy Gessner P’22, Ian Goldstein
and Sundi Culbertson P’22, James and Karen Griswold P’19 ’22, Napoleon
and Nicole Harris P’22, Ryan and Sonja Karp P’22, Kurt and Sandy
Kennedy P’21 ’22 ’22, Scott and Lisa O’Neil P’22 ’25, Amit Prakash and Dipali
Nagar P’22, Ali Feroze and Rama Lakshminarayanan P’22, Bertram and Kerri
Penders P’22, Carlos and Lillian Sampaio P’22, Curt and Annette Sang P’22,
John Santarsiero and Ronni Fuchs P’22, Joseph and Jennifer Stampe P’22
1050. Grade 11: Prom Prep - Guys
Value: $640
1055. Grade 11: Prom Prep - Girls
Value: $644
Donated by: Michael and Amy Barkley P’16 ’21, Lisa Massei-Brennan P’21,
Gregory and Moira Brunk P’16 ’21, Christopher and Michele Cano P’19 ’21,
Cosmo Bleu, Joseph and Christine Davidyock P’21 ’24, Michael and Carol
Kain P’21, Kurt and Sandy Kennedy P’21 ’22 ’22, Ellis and Linda Klein P’21,
Harold Morrison and Cecilia Rouse P’21, Robert and Barbara Muscara P’21 ’21,
Vinay and Swati Navani P’16 ’21, Shawn and Renee Rodgers P’21, Keith
Saltstein ’87 P’17 ’21 and Jessica Saltstein P’17 ’21, Robin Schroeder P’21,
John and Martha Tourangeau P’21, Aaron Usiskin ’87 P’20 ’21 and Donna
Usiskin P’20 ’21
1060. Grade 12: College Prep - Guys
Value: $732
1065. Grade 12: College Prep - Girls
Value: $733
Donated by: Steven and Susan Diamond P’20, Jeffrey and Sari Dorfman P’20,
Joaquin and Almudena Duato P’20, Rickey and Tammy Eng P’20, William
Ernst and Tifani McCann P’20 ’23, Jeffrey and Paula Gross P’20, Donald Hart
and Carol Skeuse-Hart P’20 ’20, Shezad and Mona Hasan P’20, John and
Amy Heffern P’20, Jack and Jill Hoblitzell P’20, Bill and Karen Hawkey,
Peter Ihnat and Andrea Odezynska Ihnat P’20, Eric and Diana Kollevoll P’20,
Don and Beth Kraft P’20, David and Marlynne Marlow P’20, Jerry and Dora
Mavellia P’15 ’20, Christopher and Claudia McGill P’20, Marc and Dawn
Nelson P’20, Manish and Bhavini Patel P’20, Joseph and Noreen Riley P’20 ’23,
Ankoor and Ana Shah P’20, John and Kitty Shipley P’18 ’20, Susan Smith P’17 ’20,
Michael Sneed and Ann Riddle Sneed P’20, Yasser and Tina Soliman P’18 ’20,
Fred and Shelby Tewell P’20, Joseph Ume and Marie Claire Cebrian-Ume P’20,
Aaron Usiskin ’87 P’20 ’21 and Donna Usiskin P’20 ’21, Jeff Williams P’17 ’20
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Individual Donors
Kevin and Catherine Adams P’21 ’23 Stacey Claffey
Tamara Alito Elizabeth Clancy-Healy
Pablo Ambrosio Matthew and Tiernan Close P’22 ’25 ’26
Margo Andrews Joe and Jeanne Colalillo P’06 ’11 ’18 ’20
Lewis and Sarah Arthur P’24 Christopher and Mary Cormier P’22
Jordan Aubry and Joseph and Christine Davidyock P’21 ’24
Samantha Stern-Leaphart Paul and Amy Decker P’23
Michael and Amy Barkley P’16 ’21 Alan and Danielle DeLellis P’23
Matthew Biedron ’08 Steven and Susan Diamond P’20
David and Katherine Mark DiGiacomo
Birkenstock P’25 ’26
Long Ding
Thomas and Angella Bock P’23
Sue and Stef DiPierro P’22
Jon and Dorothea Bongiovi P’20
Chris and Donna Donato P’19 ’23
Paul Boocock and Peggy Grauwiler P’22
Jeffrey and Sarri Dorfman P’20
Kelly Lynn Bowser P’24
Joaquin and Almudena Duato P’20
Phil Brackin and Deborah
Butzbach P’22 ’24 ’24 Adam Dubow and Bonnie Guth P’23
Allyson and Mary Bradley P’26 Robert Eaton and Beth Behrend P’22
Kevin and Kristine Brass P’23 Jeff Eckerson
Mark and Kim Breiland Rickey and Tammy Eng P’20
Gregory and Moira Brunk P’16 ’21 William Ernst and
Tifani McCann P’20 ’23
Christian and Denise Buccellato P’23
Lisa Espinoza P’23 ’26
Brooke Buchanan
Jacqueline Evans P’22 ’25 ’25
Thomas and Stacy Buck P’26
Debbie Fermo
Paul and Virginia Burton P’25
Ali Feroze and Rama
Chad Bridges Lakshminarayanan P’22
Todd and Nancy Brunner Lisa Fitzpatrick
Christopher and Michele Cano P’19 ’21 Chandler Fraser-Pauls
Marc and Janet Celentana P’22 ’24 Marjorie Frazier P’26
Peter Chase Richard and Christine Galiardo P’22
Neil and Kim Clabbers P’23 Oliver and Cindy Gessner P’22
32Ian Goldstein and Sundi Culbertson P’22 Robert Knab and Janine Chupa P’23
Damon Grandbouche and Chrissie Knight
Rehana Farrell P’23 Alice Koesterich P’23
James and Karen Griswold P’19 ’22 Eric and Diana Kollevoll P’20
Jeffrey and Paula Gross P’20 Byron Kou
Linda Gruson P’23 Don and Beth Kraft P’20
Jerome and Lauren Halgan P’21 ’23 Robert Latronica P’22 and
Jonathan and Lisa Hardt P’24 Stacey Latronica ’93 P’22
Napoleon and Nicole Harris P’22 Tony LaSalle
Donald Hart and Carol Paul Lee and Jennifer Kitchen P’24 ’26
Skeuse-Hart P’20 ’20 Len Leib
Shezad and Mona Hasan P’20 Bob and Joanna Levy P’23 ’26
Bill and Karen Hawkey Yong Li and Fang Chen P’23
Michael and Mary Heaton P’24 Wahchui Louie
John and Amy Heffern P’20 David and Marlynne Marlow P’20
Ingrid Hibben GP’22 ’25 ’25 Lee Maschler P’26
Vincent and Jennifer Hirsch P’23 Lisa Massei-Brennan P’21
Jack and Jill Hoblitzell P’20 Jerry and Dora Mavellia P’15 ’20
Lisa Houston Brian McCauley and
Suzanne Houston Michelle Gasparian P’23
Robert Huizer and Rob McClellan
Jennifer Friend-Huizer P’23 Christopher and Claudia McGill P’20
Peter Ihnat and William and Mary Jo McGuiness P’14
Andrea Odezynska Ihnat P’20
Ritesh and Simmie Mehra P’24 ’26
David Jamieson P’25 and
Jennifer Jamieson ’88 P’25 Nimish and Minal Mehta P’24
Jennifer Jones P’23 Michael Miller
Michael and Carol Kain P’21 Jamie Moore
Maria Kane Harold Morrison and Cecilia Rouse P’21
Ryan and Sonja Karp P’22 Dodie Murphy
Scott and Ellie Kelley P’25 Robert and Barbara Muscara P’21 ’21
Kurt and Sandy Kennedy P’21 ’22 ’22 Vinay and Swati Navani P’16 ’21
Phil and Julian Kim P’23 Rod and Alicia Nayfield P’22
Sarkis Kirikian ’87 P’24 and Marc and Dawn Nelson P’20
Dawn Kirikian P’24 Joanna Newman
Ellis and Linda Klein P’21 Marc and Deidre Normand P’21 ’26
33Scott and Lisa O’Neil P’22 ’25 Bart and Linda Sichel P’19 ’22 ’26
Gretchen Overhiser David and Kendra Sirolly P’23 ’26 ’26
Lukas and Joanna Partridge P’23 Victor Sloan and Sandra Gong P’21
Mario and Mary Passalacqua P’25 Susan Smith P’17 ’20
Manish and Bhavini Patel P’20 Michael Sneed and
Samir and Arti Patel P’17 ’23 Ann Riddle Sneed P’20
Bertram and Kerri Penders P’22 Yasser and Tina Soliman P’18 ’20
Michael and Christine Petrane P’23 Joseph and Jennifer Stampe P’22
John and Jill Petolillo P’23 Erich Stegich P’21
Kathy Polizzi Sheldon and Shelree Stevenson P’23
Amit Prakash and Dipali Nagar P’22 Ryan Stokes
Elysia Price Peter and Jaime Stournaras P’22
Jarek and Katarzyna Powichrowski P’23 Fred and Shelby Tewell P’20
Joe and Noreen Riley P’20 ’23 Steven and Patrizia Thomas P’21 ’24
Shawn and Renee Rodgers P’21 John and Martha Tourangeau P’21
Nelson Rodriquez and Lisa Latore P’23 Leanne and Jacob Tuzza P’26
Carlos and Katherine Rosa P’21 ’23 Joseph Ume and
Marie Claire Cebrian-Ume P’20
Mary Roseen
Aaron Usiskin ’87 P’20 ’21 and
Mark and Susan Ross P’25 Donna Usiskin P’20 ’21
Lee and Susan Rubin P’23 Robbi Uzupis P’07
Jerome Russo Mimi Vassilev-Baker P’23
Keith Saltstein ’87 P’17 ’21 and Paul and Adrienne Vecchione P’23
Jessica Saltstein P’17 ’21
Ronnie Vesnaver
Carlos and Lillian Sampaio P’22
Alexander and Jessica Vincent P’26
Curt and Annette Sang P’22
Shawn and Cynthia Wallace P’20 ’23 ’26
John Santarsiero and Ronni Fuchs P’22
George Ward
Robin Schroeder P’21
Arnold and Lori Washton P’20
Elizabeth Secrest
Jeff Williams P’17 ’20
Jessie Shaffer
Sue Wirsig
Ankoor and Ana Shah P’20
Mark and Tracy Wright P’23
John and Kitty Shipley P’18 ’20
An-lin, we are so proud of you for making the world a better place.
- Love, Mom & Dad
Chauncey Farrington, thank you for being an inspiring teacher,
genuinely caring and showing commitment! - The Evans Family
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Business Donors
Amalfi’s Restaurant and Bar Firkin Tavern
Ashton Whyte Francisco’s on the River
Basilico Go To Concierge
Beneduce Vineyards Grounds for Sculpture
Billykirk Hildene, the Lincoln Family Home
Blooming Grove Inn Hilton Garden Inn - Kennett Square
Blooms at Belle Mead Hope Wellbeing
Bon Appetit Hopewell Tennis and Swim Center
Bonefish Grill - Mercer Mall Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Boston By Foot Ivy Experience
Bountiful Gardens Jaguar Land Rover Princeton
Brandywine River Museum of Art Jazams
Bret Cavanaugh Design Jericho Grass
Broadmoor Restaurant Kathie Dacey Photography
Brooklyn Nets Kathy’s Korner Salon
Buckley’s Tavern Kramer Portraits
Centertec La Chelé Medical Aesthetics
Chopt La Salle Gallery, Lambertville NJ
Colavita Jewelers, Inc La Stalla
Complete Health of Lawrenceville Lambertville House
Cosmo Bleu Lambertville Station Restaurant & Inn
Dandelion Le Meridien Cambridge
Delaware Art Museum Leany Greeny
Delaware Museum of Natural History Lebanese Taverna
Duffer’s Pub Lehigh Valley IronPigs
Eastern State Penitentiary LiLLiPiES Bakery
Emily’s Café and Catering The Living Earth
Equinox Gold Resort and Spa - Vermont Locust and Honey Photography
Ernest Bock & Sons Longwood Gardens
Ewing Diner Manoff Market Gardens & Cidery
Fedora Bistro Café Mark McDonough, DMD - Orthodontist
35Marsilio’s Kitchen Rosedale Mills
Metro Grill Rutgers Nursery
Metropolitan Seafood & Gourmet Sal DeForte’s Ristorante
Mikonos Restaurant Sciascia Confections
Mizuki Asian Bistro Scott Gray Graphics
National Constitution Center Seed Phytonutrients
New Hope Fitness Sergeantsville Inn
New York Giants Sherrerds Garden Design
New York Jets Shoppons Run Farm
New York Philharmonic ShopRite of Hunterdon County
Nomad Pizza Company SkyRoast Coffee
Northfield Bank Sourland Mountain Spirits
Novel Buns-Playlist Pizza Spencer Studios
Oishi Stony Brook Gardens
Old York Cellars Surf Taco
Oppenheimer & Co, Inc Surviving Strong
Osteria Procaccini Pennington Swallow Hill Farm
Patriot’s Crossing Tavern & Wine Shop Terra Momo Restaurant Group
PEAC Health & Fitness The Buxton Complex
Penn Museum The Fancy Fig Catering and Cafe
Pennington Family Dentistry The Good Gyro
Pennington Quality Market The Village Salon
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire TJ’s Italian Restaurant
Perseverance Strength and Trader Joe’s
Conditioning Trenton Country Club
Philadelphia Flyers Trenton Thunder Baseball
Philadelphia Museum of Art Unionville Vineyards
Piccolo Trattoria Washington Walks
Pizza by Elizabeths Wegmans
Princeton Nassau Pediatrics Wildflowers Inn
Purple Cow Ice Cream Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library
Rocco’s at The Brick Witherspoon Grill
Rojo’s Roastery Woolverton Inn
Romy Yoga Zanya Spa Salon
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Bedens Brook Country Club
Golf Classic Skillman, NJ
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Round Robin
Planned Schedule
Golf Classic
9:00 a.m.
Tennis Round Robin
10:30 a.m.
Lunch & Silent Auction
1:30 p.m.
All proceeds from our
Classic events support
scholarships for students
who would not otherwise
be able to attend For more information, please contact Jane Bott Childrey ’89
The Pennington School. at jane.childrey@pennington.org. Rain Date: October 12, 2020
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Bernie Gurick, you are truly one of the most gifted and inspirational
teachers EVER! - The Evans Family
Mr. Secrest, thanks for always helping me when I don’t understand
something. You’re a great teacher! - G. Hardt
Lisa Fitzpatrick, we appreciate your honest and heartfelt
encouragement and ability to encourage your students to find
their opinion. - The Evans Family
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Missy Gurick, thank you for providing caring guidance and
thoughtful support. - The Evans Family
Mrs. Balerna, thank you very much for caring about me and helping
me during my toughest times. - Raul Shah ’20
45Mr. Moore, even though I was your student in middle school, I am
so grateful that you taught me how to be a better learner.
- Raul Shah ’20
Peter Secrest, thank you for giving thoughtful guidance and caring.
- The Evans Family
46to the Colalillo family for
their continued support for
the Red and Black Bash!
Kat Kelly, thank you for believing in what can be done and all
your support! - The Evans Family
Thanks, PfP, for everything you do to make The Pennington School
a welcoming place!
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for supporting
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