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FY18/19 & FY19/2020
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 1
A special thanks to our Campaign Board members for their support. 450th Campaign President André Hoffmann 450th Campaign Co-Chairs Ruth Saunders (1974) Angela Jackson (1980) Advisor to the 450th Campaign Stephen Walker (1968) Fellowship Professor Armand D’Angour Board members Rachel Angell (1998) Paul Bostock (1978) Simon Curtis (1974) Tom Dimitroff (1986) Julian “Dougie” Douglas (1994) Douglas Hansen-Luke (1988) Marieluise Maiwald (MSc 2000) Fred Means (1971) Benjamin Schmittzehe (1987) Claire Strickett (MSt 2010) Brad Wilson (1967) 2 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20
DIRECTOR’S WELCOME EDITORIAL GROUP
It is a pleasure to have the opportunity to thank our Content
donors each year in this special report. This year has been Brittany Wellner James
extraordinary, and the support from our alumni and friends Director of Development and Fellow
during this period has provided a much needed morale Stuart Woodward
boost for the College during a time of uncertainty. Estates Bursar
Georgina Plunkett
None of us could have anticipated the difficult months running up to Deputy Director of Development
our special anniversary, but we look ahead to 2021 with optimism and Edmund Levin
renewed gratitude. In 2021 we will enter our 450th year as an Oxford Annual Fund and Giving
college and, thanks to the support of our alumni and friends, we will Programmes Manager
complete the development on one of the biggest transformations of Peter Sutton
College since its early history. Our new Northgate building will be Alumni Engagement Manager
an incredible asset to the Jesus College community and its projected Cover Photo
opening at the end of our anniversary year will be an achievement for Sophia Carlarne
us all to celebrate. Northgate is something we think our alumni and Social Media and Events Officer
friends must see to believe. Before lockdown, we had started to offer Design and Production
behind-the-scenes tours of the site, and we look forward to offering Eve Bodniece
more visits as soon as it is safe to do so. Dev. Operations and Data Manager
We deeply regret that our in-person events will not resume at
the start our special anniversary year as we had hoped. However, I am
delighted to say that we have a fantastic programme of alumni and
donor events planned this year both online and hopefully in person
from late spring 2021 (please see p.12 for forthcoming events).
At the time of writing this, we have raised over £39 million of
our £45 million target for the College’s 450th Anniversary Campaign.
This is a collective achievement from our alumni and friends and none
of this would be possible without you. We are in the home stretch of CONTENTS
this Campaign and the support we now seek towards our remaining
£5.8 million target will be used for academic priorities that will help Director’s Welcome 1
position College and its Northgate development at the helm of new Comments from the Estates Bursar 2
digital learning methodologies at Oxford and nurture the talent to A Student's Letter to her Tutors 3
produce cutting-edge research. With a milestone anniversary and a The Student Suppor t
landmark new building near completion it is a very proud moment and Book Fund Appeals 4
for Jesus College, and we look forward to the time when we can BCL Scholarships at Jesus College 5
celebrate these accomplishments with you in person. Our Access & Outreach Programmes 6
Supporting Inspiring Teachers
Thank you for supporting your College. and World–Leading Researchers 10
Why Finance a Doctoral
Best wishes from Oxford, Student at College? 11
For thcoming Events 12
Our Patrons 13
Our Donors 21
Shaping the Future of Learning 32
Dr Brittany Wellner James Legacy Luncheon 35
Director of Development and Fellow Keep in Touch 36
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 3
spire us…
You in
COMMENTS FROM THE ESTATES BURSAR
ON THE FY18/19–FY19/20 GIVING PERIOD
The College is pleased to report a continuation
of its fundraising success in the period since 2018.
£910,432
Unrestricted Funds The £2.7m raised reflects a wide range of contributions;
big, small, one-off, and regular, all of which demonstrate
how so many of our alumni have seen fit to support the
College. Their generosity has made a huge difference to
£751,250 the College’s ability to fulfill its key academic objectives.
Support for tutors, student numbers, widening
Access and Outreach
access, and research have been at the forefront of our
efforts to raise funds, and so it is gratifying to see this
reflected in the results. We have had particular success with
access, reflecting the enormous effort made by our Access
£521,538
and Outreach team, led by Dr Matt Williams, to reach
Student Suppor t
schools and disadvantaged pupils in Wales and London..
The other priorities have also benefited, not just from
designated funding, but also through the Development
Fund which, being unrestricted, allows us to direct resources
£278,845
to areas of most need. As a result, the Development Fund
Teaching has contributed to undergraduate bursaries, graduate
studentships, and support to the tutorial system, as well as
other aspects of access and outreach.
There is always more to be done, but at a
£205,991 time when College, like so many other organisations,
JRF Funding is pressed by the impact of the pandemic, it is with
gratitude that we reflect on how our alumni and other
donors have made such a difference.
£95,211 Mr Stuart Woodward
General purposes & Other Funds Estates Bursar (1976, BA Modern History)
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…to in
A STUDENT'S LETTER
TO HER TUTORS
We are delighted to share with you a thank you letter from Emily Godwin, a third year Classics and
English student, to her tutors Professor Paulina Kewes, Fellow and Tutor in English, and Professor
Peter Davidson, Lecturer in English, following her final exams at Jesus.
Dear Paulina and Peter,
Thank you so much for both of your support, it meant that I felt so much more confident when sitting down
yesterday to do the paper.
Peter, you will laugh because the first question on the paper was about Scotticisms and dialect which you
know I love, and so wrote about Scott's Minstrelsy and antiquarianism.
I also wrote about Hogg's Confessions for a question about first hand narrative and history which was just
a perfect question for the novel, since its narration is so complex. Hopefully I managed to do it justice.
I was very lucky with the questions and although I'm a little bit worried that I showed no real range of
knowledge (I think I might have convinced the examiner that I was in fact Scottish more than anything else) but
I really hope that I have done your wonderful teaching justice.
I wanted to say thank you in person but of course I am not sure when that will be so I will say it by email
for the time being! I wanted to thank you both for nurturing my love for English and confidence in my own ability
– whatever my mark is eventually, I have learnt so much from you both and feel so inspired by your passion for
what you do. I feel I have grown so much as a student and feel more inspired than ever to do a masters (hopefully
back at Jesus eventually!!). It is very much down to you both and I feel so lucky to have been taught by two
such inspirational scholars.
Now for some more exams and lovely Greek...
Best,
Emily
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 5
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THE STUDENT SUPPORT
AND BOOK FUND APPEALS 2020
The Development Fund supports remarkable people and programmes that make a difference in the lives
of Jesus students. Each year we ask members of our community to support the Development Fund, and
we are grateful to the current alumni and friends of College who choose to donate.
Alumni donations to the Development Fund have an The impact of Covid-19 has been especially
impor tant and direct impact on College academic life hard on our First Years, who have not been able to
by providing funding for postgraduate studentships, experience the traditional processes of settling in to
scholarships, disser tation and research grants, Open College life. For returning students, Jesus in Michaelmas
Day travel bursaries, and academic awards. This funding was both a familiar and an alien place, as new routes
also provides impor tant additional support for student through College and new rules in public spaces were
extra-curricular activities and for the Access and imposed. Hall dinners could not be held as normal
Outreach team to make schools visits. This year, the and a giant marquee was erected in Second Quad to
disruption the College community faced in Trinity Term allow for safe dining and socially distanced meetings.
meant that it was incredibly impor tant for Jesus to College’s first priority in the pandemic has always
offer stability and reassurance for its students during been to protect its members, and our Academic
the pandemic. Your suppor t of the Development Fund Director, Tutors, and College staff have worked hard
enabled us to do so. to ensure that our students receive the same standard
Owing to the pandemic, the decision to postpone of excellent teaching, research suppor t, and pastoral
the annual telethon left a funding gap of over £60,000 care this year.
for the Development Fund. Over the month of June It is because of your continued suppor t of
we worked closely with the Academic Office on two priorities like the Development Fund that our College
student appeals to bridge these gaps. Our June appeals community could feel a sense of normality during term
to ‘Stand by our Students’ and to suppor t the College’s time. Thank you for the impor tant par t you have played
Book Fund raised £99,000 for the Development Fund, and continue to play in easing their stress in this time
and £12,000 specifically for books. Without access to of uncer tainty.
College and the libraries in Trinity, our students needed
to find ways to study and research from home. The
generous suppor t you provided during this time meant
that they could access the materials they needed Mr Edmund Levin
to be successful. Annual Fund and Giving Programmes Manager
6 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20
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BCL SCHOLARSHIPS AT JESUS COLLEGE,
A BADGE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY
The BCL at Oxford University is a world-renowned taught graduate course in law, designed to serve
outstanding law students from common law backgrounds. It is one of the most prestigious degrees
available at the University and as such the academic standards are high and application process rigorous.
The BCL scholarships at Jesus are a badge of the highest of the cohor t greatly enhances the quality of tutorials
quality, denoting the pursuit of academic excellence as the individuals bring a wide variety of different
and our ongoing commitment to promoting the study perspectives to discussions. Financial constraints can
of law. The College is exceptionally grateful for the still deter the brightest students from taking up well-
decision you made to suppor t young students of law deserved offers at Oxford, therefore it is wonderful that
through the provision of the BCL scholarships. Your we have the oppor tunity, through these scholarships, to
kindness has enriched the academic environment in suppor t the very best students at Jesus.
College and has enabled us to welcome a number of The students who have benefited from your
exceptional students who have contributed significantly generosity have been able to pursue a whole range
to both their depar tment and College. of careers and oppor tunities which otherwise would
The breadth of the course and the diversity of have been impossible without the suppor t of a BCL
the cohor t make it a vibrant and fulfilling experience for degree. It is without doubt that all recipients will be
students and tutors alike. We have been pleased to award an asset to the legal and wider community, and the
BCL scholarships to students from countries across the scholarship is regularly described as ‘transformational’
world. It has been noted that the international character and ‘life-changing’.
"Without the scholarship I simply would not have been able to fund
the remainder of the BCL course fees as well as my living costs. The
scholarship therefore enabled me to take my place on the BCL and
at Jesus College without worrying about how to fund myself for the
year; I could dedicate my worrying solely to BCL studies instead!
After working hard during my undergraduate degree to achieve the
grades for the BCL, it was a relief to be able to do this.
— Sophia Demetriou-Jones (2019, recipient of the BCL scholarship)
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 7
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OUR ACCESS AND OUTREACH PROGRAMMES
Jesus College has been pioneering in its access and outreach efforts to reach out to schools and
communities where pupils might not otherwise be encouraged to aim for Oxford.
The young people we work with in our access programmes At the ver y least, we want to change students’
mostly come from South London, Wales, and Oxfordshire. perceptions of Oxford and thereby shift their
Some of these young scholars come from the poorest and motivations. Our aim is to reach students who
most educationally deprived areas of Europe, let alone the may otherwise never consider studying at a leading
UK. They will have the talent and the aspiration, but they university in the first place because they believe
do not have access to the range of opportunities some of Oxford is “not for them”. This is where our outreach
their more privileged peers have. To readdress this balance, is most critical. By bringing students to College and
we continue to invest in our access programmes in order working directly with their own schools, we become
to expand our pioneering access and outreach work with ever more open and accessible, which in turn gives
state schools in our target communities. students the confidence to apply.
8 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20
grounds
all back
…from
Our outreach programmes focus on Wales and London, where we have historic ties and where the
University has entrusted us to take a lead.
This summer school model has been so successful
WALES that it is par t-funded by the Welsh Government. Even
better, it has recently been secured in perpetuity by
College and University currently deliver outreach work the fantastic generosity of an endowment from a Jesus
that serves the whole of Wales. This recent par tnership alumnus. In addition to College’s own investment in the
has allowed us to do more to alleviate the disparities programme, we are beginning to attract transformative
in access provision in South and Nor th Wales. We levels of suppor t from other donors. The best par t
are now beginning to reach largely rural and coastal is that we are making an impact: last year 10% of all
communities of Mid and North Wales, which have applications from Wales to Oxford came from summer
hither to been under-serviced. The College’s flagship school par ticipants.
intervention – the Seren Network Summer School – is Our ambition for Wales, is to continue our
the largest provision for Welsh comprehensive school outreach effor ts by visiting schools and bringing pupils
students outside of Wales. Each year we invite over to College. With your suppor t we can continue to grow
70 students and their teachers to reside at Jesus for the number of pupils we see and increase our capacity
a week's experience of living as an Oxford student. to make school visits.
We also want to work more closely with our
LONDON & OXFORD London-based alumni, so that they can help provide
exper t guidance to our target schools. This will follow
Our work in London and Oxford allows us to reach a similar model to that achieved at Brampton Manor
some of the most diverse communities of possible (‘The Eton of the East-end’) where networks of exper ts
future Oxford students. We want to expand our helped a state academy school send more than 40
programme of activities to provide, in par ticular, more students to Oxbridge in a single year!
access oppor tunities to BME students, and for young Another ambition is to create a London summer
people from the poorest backgrounds. We are already school programme, similar to what we already offer
making headway in these areas, but have ambitions to Welsh students. We believe that giving these students
expand our outreach network with par tners such as the chance to have an authentic “Oxford experience” is
the Brilliant Club, IntoUniversity, Rare, Target Oxbridge, an impor tant endorsement from the College towards
and Universify. their futures.
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 9
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Currently, nearly 30% of Jesus We were one of the first colleges In 2019, our outreach activities at
students receive a financial bursary to employ a Schools Liaison Officer College and in schools reached
or scholarship. and subsequently an Access Fellow more than 9,000 young people from
from 2014. nearly 500 state-funded schools, an
increase in contacts of 25% on the
previous year.
IV V
57% of students admitted between In collaboration with the Welsh In each year, from 2017-2019, nearly
2015-2017 were from state-funded Government, our pioneering 2/3rds of summer school attendees
schools; 11% were from less Access Summer School hosts 75 applied to Oxford, with a higher
advantaged areas. students from Welsh state schools than average success rate. In 2019,
for a week of interdisciplinar y the programme was extended to
lectures, seminars, and tutorials to target schools in London.
raise aspirations and attainment.
WITH YOUR SUPPORT, WE AIM TO DO THE FOLLOWING:
Expand our programme of bursaries Increase our access and outreach Fully endow our Access and
to ensure that the ver y best programmes in London and Wales. Outreach Fellow, and the role of an
students have the oppor tunity to We will also expand our pioneering Access Co-ordinator to ensure that
receive an exceptional education at work with state schools, to reach these programmes have the vital
College, regardless of their financial young people who may otherwise administrative suppor t to continue.
circumstances. never consider studying at a leading
university, let alone Oxford.
For more information on our Access and Outreach programmes please visit:
www.jesuscollegeoxford450.co.uk/access-outreach
10 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20“Ours is a shared community, a fellowship and a collective of scholars.
Anyone can be a part of that community. It doesn’t matter what
background you have, or how rich or poor your parents are.
The only thing we care about is whether you’re willing
to share your ideas.”
— Dr Matthew Williams, Access and Career Development Fellow
Dr Matt Williams with students of the 2019 Seren Summer School
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 11p res ent…
Past,
SUPPORTING INSPIRING TEACHERS
AND WORLD–LEADING RESEARCHERS
A recent gift from Professor Thomas Phillips and his wife Dr Jocelyn Keene provided spend-down
funding to support a Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Climate Science from 2020-2023.
The Professor Thomas Phillips and Dr Jocelyn Keene researcher a similar oppor tunity to that which he
Junior Research Fellow in Climate Science will develop received at Jesus.
and strengthen the research profile of College, while Our Fellows, from early career researchers to
helping make Oxford a leading centre for research into established, internationally-renowned scholars, generate
the climate and climate evolution of Ear th and other new knowledge, and conduct ground-breaking research
planets, including the newly discovered exoplanets. that impacts on government and society. Above all, they
This is a crucial area of study for understanding inspire our students to excel. The academic strength of
climate change, and the JRF therefore exemplifies the our Fellowship has positioned Jesus College as a leading
connection between fundamental scientific research college for pivotal research in STEM, Social Sciences, and
and contemporary human challenges, which is one the Humanities. A key aspect of the Nor thgate project
of the central inspirations of the Nor thgate project. is therefore to fund teaching and early-career research
Professor Phillips himself was College’s first JRF in fellowships to ensure that we maintain and deepen the
1963. He is now Professor Emeritus at the California diversity of academic interests and backgrounds which
Institute of Technology and wanted to give a young makes Jesus such an exciting place to study and to learn.
“My hope is to use the freedom and support offered by
the JRF to create various international collaborations,
in order to bring together and advance the most
promising strands of research related to stochastic
parameterisations in climate models.”
— Dr Kristian Strommen, Professor Thomas Phillips and
Dr Jocelyn Keene JRF in Climate Science
12 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20sibilities
…and pos
WHY FINANCE A DOCTORAL
STUDENT AT COLLEGE?
A collaboration between four Old Members has resulted in secured funding for a DPhil Student in
Philosophy under the AHRC matched funding opportunity.
This exciting development will only succeed if College can secure the most promising scholars available. Helping
the younger generation to fulfil their ambitions is important for College, Oxford and society. By combining our
financial support, the four donors are able to achieve significantly more than could be attempted individually.
Moreover, the availability at this time of matching AHRC funds makes it a very efficient use of our funds. In
addition, we gain the satisfaction of helping the aims of College and the opportunity of identifying the use of our
contributions with a student who we will meet and get to know.
None of the donors are philosophers by trade! Philosophy was chosen because it is a difficult field to finance
in the present economic climate. Many things are possible if we work together and we certainly need to think
clearly in these trying times.
— Mr Alec Monk (1962, PPE)
Alec was joined by fellow alumni Mr Rodney Wright (1962, Geography); Dr George Reah (1962, Mathematics)
and Mr Harry Seekings (1992, History) in making a collective donation to secure an AHRC DPhil Studentship
in Philosophy. The student will be selected in spring 2021 for Michaelmas 2021 entry.
Graduate students are impor tant assets to the As a result, the limited pool of scholarship schemes
University, often making ground-breaking contributions are vastly oversubscribed. At Jesus, in response to
to a wide range of fields. The AHRC matched funding this pressure, we are committed to ensuring the best
oppor tunity is an excellent way to make efficient and prospective students are not deterred from applying
impactful use of funds. to College. The AHRC matched funding oppor tunity is
Increased fees for undergraduate study has an excellent way to suppor t the future of research and
resulted in declining resources for graduates and graduate study at Jesus. If you are interesting in finding
a noticeable increase in prospective Humanities out more, please contact Georgina Plunkett via email:
graduates struggling to cover the cost of their study. georgina.plunkett@jesus.ox.ac.uk.
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 13g events
thcomin
For
Our alumni events programme for the special 450th anniversary year celebrates our College’s rich
and fascinating heritage, whilst also looking forward to the future – shining a light on our values and
priorities as a dynamic and interdisciplinary 21st century Higher Education institution.
We hope to engage and inspire as many of our alumni a talk at the Royal Society on College’s Tube Alloys project
body and suppor ters as possible, whilst also developing from Professor Tim Palmer, followed by a reception.
our relationship with the local community and the Jesus We will also hold our first London Carol Service
students of the future. with a Donor Reception at the star t of December 2021
On our exact 450th bir thday – Sunday 27 June – at St. George’s, Hanover Square, with the final major
we shall celebrate this occasion with a commemorative event for donors being a black tie winter gala night in
service in the University Church, followed by a reception College, celebrating our new Nor thgate site, to round
in College with a talk from the College Archivist. off this special year in style.
We will also engage alumni with young families With Covid-19 regulations in mind, we are
in a more direct way than ever before with a '450th actively working on digital alternatives to in-person
Anniversary Family Day' (likely to be held on Saturday activities should they not be prove possible to organise
24 July) in collaboration with the recently opened in-person. We hope that our 2021 programme will
Oxford Story Museum, in what promises to be an open provide something for everyone, and that in this most
and accessible event with age appropriate activities special of years, you will join us and celebrate your par t
across disciplines. in our 450-year story.
Our annual London Drinks reception, a highlight of Dr Peter Sutton
our annual events calendar (Tuesday 5 October), will include Alumni Engagement Manager
We encourage you to visit our events website: www.alumniweb.ox.ac.uk/jesus/events for up-to-date
information, or contact the events team via email: events@jesus.ox.ac.uk
14 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20patrons
Our
QUEEN ELIZABETH FELLOWS
Recognising those who have given a total of £500,000 and above to College.
Dr H Cheng Ka-shun Mrs Maria C Hugh in memory Mr Oliver G Thomas (2000)
Mr André Hoffmann of Mr W Roger Hugh (1964) Ms Rosaline W Y Wong
Sir David Lewis Kt MA, Hon DCL (City),
Hon DCL (Wales) (1966)
THE PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE
Recognising those who have given a total of between £100,000 and £499,999 to College.
Dr Paul J Bostock (1978) The Lord Ferdinand OStJ (1983) Prof Thomas G Phillips
Mr Bryan A Bowers (1970) Mr Medwin Hughes (1983) (St Edmund, 1958)
Mr Brian J Buchan (1970) Mr Alejandro G Jack (2011) & Ms Jocelyn Keene PhD
Ms Kathryn A Campbell (1981) Mr Robert W A Kay (1971) Mr Stephen M Walker (1968)
Mr Philip J Carey (1979) Ms Catherine Maryon – legacy of Mr Andrew J O Wilkinson (1979)
Dr Peter D G Dean (1959) Prof Alan S Harrison (1964) Mr Rober t W Yates (1965)
Mr John W Dickey (1950) Mr David C Milne QC (1963)
JENKINS PATRONS
Recognising those who have given a total of between £50,000 and £99,999 to College.
Mrs Clare M Bar ter (1980) Mr David C Knights (1971) Mr William A Parker (1966)
Mr Thomas W Brown ACIB (1975) Mr Lenny Li (2011) and parents – Mr Angus Phaure
Ms Perdita C Cargill-Thompson (1981) Mr Chongfeng Li Mr Graham F Pimlott CBE (1969)
Sir John Car ter (1958) & Mrs Shuying Han Dr John M W Rhys (1962)
Prof Thomas M O Charles-Edwards Mr Frederick A Means (1971) Mr J Brian Rober ts (1951)
FBA (Corpus Christi, 1962) & Mrs Ann P Means Mr Stuar t N Woodward (1976)
Mr Simon R Cur tis FCIA (1974) Mr David C Morris (1964) & Mrs Sue C Woodward (1976)
Mr Steve L Jones (1974) Mr Ian C O'Brien (1982)
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MEYRICKE PATRONS
Recognising those who have given a total of between £10,000 and £49,999 to College.
Dr David J Acheson Mr Robert Jones (1965) Mr C John Phillips (1961)
Dr Simon Acomb (1985) Ms Janet C Jones (1977) Dr David R Pick (1960)
Mr Mahmood H Ahmed (1973) Ms Sue Jones (1975) Dr Edmund P Plummer (1975)
Mr Richard A J Allnutt (1970) Mr Gordon Jones BBS, FCIS, FCS (1970) Mr James A J Pulsford (1981)
& Mrs Claire V Allnutt (1979) Mr David J F Jones (1977) Dr George R Reah (1962)
Ms Polly J Amos (1979) Ms Theresa Jones Mr Christopher K Richey
Mr Gareth N Bendon (1963) Prof Verdel A Kolve (1955) (Templeton, 1984)
Mr Timothy J Birse (1974) Mr William F Leigh-Pemberton (1982) The Revd Paul J Roach (1970)
Mr Stephen G Bown (1978) Dr Jane Lewis (1974) & Mrs Wendy Roach
Ms H Ruth Brooks (1974) Mr Ruiqing Liu Mr Keith L H Robinson (1990)
Mr Richard A Burn (1977) Miss Shing Yuan Long (1998) Mr James H Ross (1959)
Mr Nigel J Bur t (1978) Mr Alan C Lovell (1972) Mr Nicholas P Sands (1977)
& Ms Jane C Shillaker (1978) Mr Ian A Mackay (1959) Mr William B R Saunders (1972)
Mr Rober t J Carse (1980) Mr David C Manson (1982) & Mrs Ruth G Saunders (1974)
Mr John F Clarke (1987) & Mrs Jane Manson (1983) Dr Christopher F Seward MA
Mr Peter G Condon (1959) Dr Graham D Marshall (1998) BMBCh DRCOG (1967)
Dr Keith Cotterill (1981) Mr A Towyn Mason (1953) Dr David J Skyrme (1961)
Mrs E Fiona Cur tin (1975) Mr David Massa (1954) Mr John A C Slatford (1963)
Mr J Keith Davies (1955) Ms Rosaleen McHugh (1982) Mrs Carole Souter CBE (1975)
Dr I Owain G Davies (1980) Mr Alexander J P McIntyre (1976) Dr Andrew V Stachulski CChem FRSC
Mr Richard R Davies (2001) Mr Malcolm McIvor FIA (1961) Mr Jan J Stanek FRCS (1972)
Mr Peter de Rousset-Hall Mrs Elizabeth S McKnight (1979) Mr David Stephen (1980)
Mr John M S Dowty (1977) Mr Andrew D Meehan (1973) Dr Howard P Stevens MA
Mr R Leslie Dubow (1951) & Mrs Sue Meehan (1974) MBBS MRCP (1980)
Mrs Amanda E Eden (1977) Mr Stephen N Mobbs (1979) Mr Peter R Stevens (1960)
Mr Ronald Farrants (1959) Mr D Alec G Monk (1962) Mr Crispian Strachan CBE QPM (1968)
& Mrs Vera Farrants Mr Richard D Moon (1965) & Mrs Denise Strachan
Miss A Ruth Finch (1981) Mr Charles L Morgan (1972) Mr J Nicholas Sykes (1977)
Mr Jeremy P Haile (1969) Dr Jonathan H Musgrave FSA (1959) Mr David G Symes (1953)
Mr Murray Hallam (1965) Prof Christopher J Napier (1972) Mr Nikolas D Tarling (1959)
Mr R Douglas Hansen-Luke (1988) Mr Charles E Nichols (1980) Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE (1968)
Mr Mike G Hardy (1956) Dr Samu K Niskanen Dr John D Walsh
Prof Howell J Harris (1969) Mr Stephen J O'Flaher ty (1970) Dr Rhodri Walters CB (1968)
Mr Alastair M Harrison (1996) Mr Richard E Oberman (1965) Mr Graham N C Ward CBE MA
Mr David R Hewitt (1963) & Mrs Alison H Oberman FCA (1970)
Dr William A Hibber t (1975) Mr Roger Paice (1964) Mr Mike W Williams (1980)
& Mrs S H Margaret Hibbert (1975) Mr Richard Paice (1961) Mr David A Willis (1977)
Mr J Michael Hope (1956) Dr Roger Patrick (1974) Mr Bradley A J Wilson (1967)
Mr Peter A Jackson (1980) Mr Jan S Pethick (1966) Dr Brian W Young (1986)
Mr David H Jenkins (1970) & Mrs Belinda Pethick
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 17MANSELL PATRONS
Recognising those who have given a total of between £2,000 and £9,999 to College.
Mr Malcolm J Ace (1980) Dr Robin M Bevan (1984) Mr Rober t M Craven (1974)
Mr Rex A Acton (1947) Mr Peter M Bishop (1951) Dr David M Crawford (1983)
Ms Heather J Acton (1981) Mr Ian J Blakey OBE (1955) Mr Richard B Crease (1961)
Mr Laurie P Adams (1975) Mr Christopher W J Bond (1997) Dr Richard A Crocombe (1969)
Mr Brian G Aldred (1969) Mr Alistair J R Bool (1991) Prof William J Cronon (1976)
Mr Luke W Alexander (2002) Dr Julie M Bowdler (1975) Mr Mar tin B Cullen (1989)
Mr Christopher K Allen (1959) Mr Rufus E G Boyd (1984) Dr Aubrey J Cunnington (1994)
Mr Selwyn E Alleyne CBE (1950) Mr Alan F Bridges (1982) Mr Charles B Currie (1998)
Mr Gerard F Anderson (1974) Mr Gerald A Brinsdon (1953) Mr R Andrew Dakin (1967)
Mr Philip J Anderson (1979) Mr Warren W Brook (1971) Mr Andrew M W Dalwood (1969)
Mr Richard K Arnold (1971) Mr Craig J Brown (1990) Dr Brynmor L Davies (1961)
Mrs Amanda L Ar thur (1975) Mr Geoffrey C Bryant (1968) Mr David M Davies (1998)
The Revd Ian H Aveson (1974) Mr Richard W Bush (1966) Mr Geraint T Davies OBE (1963)
Dr Ian D W Bailes (2000) The Revd David E Butler (1976) Mrs Lucette Davies
& Mrs Elaina M Bailes (2002) Mr Christopher R Butterfield (1962) and Mrs Belinda Hirst in memory
Mr Hugh Bain (1952) Mr David J Buttress (1956) of Prof David Hywel Davies (1942)
Dr Andrew M Baird (1974) Mr Terence Car ter (1956) Mr Mar tin Davitt (1988)
Mr O Stuar t Bar tholomew (1975) Mr R Kenneth Car ty (1966) Mr Andrew B De Csilléry (1985)
Mr David A Bar tlett (1963) Mr James W Casper (1976) Mr Ronald H Deepwell (1955)
Mr Paul C Bar tlett (1988) Sir Geoffrey Cass (1951) Dr Chris R Dennis MRSC (1990)
& Mrs Karen J Bar tlett (1988) Mr Edward J Catmur (2001) Mr David N Devoy Williams (1983)
Dr David T Bar tlett (1965) Mr Michael J Cavers-Davies (1997) Mr Mark S Dighero (1983)
Mr Andrew V B Bar tlett QC (1970) Dr Lydia Chan (2005) Mr Thomas J Dimitroff (1986)
Mr Keith Bar ton (1973) Mr Greg S Childs FRSA (1973) Ms Alison M Donovan (1980)
Mrs Caroline A Bassett (1979) Mr James A Clark (1969) Mr Simon H Dorman (1990)
Mr Ron Basu Mr Steve P Clarke (1985) Mr Julian P Douglas (1994)
Mrs Clare J Bates (1994) Mr Alwyn R Clarke (2011) Mrs Mary J Drysdale (1986)
Mr Simon J Batten (1982) Mr Peter D Clarkson (1985) Mr Christopher J Dubois (1964)
Mr Geoffrey B Battersby (1978) & Mrs Allyson J Clarkson (1985) Mr Thomas F C Duff Gordon (1999)
Mr Thomas R Beard (1997) Mr Richard A Clay (1953) Mr D Michael F Dufton (1972)
& Mrs Rachel M Beard (1998) Mr Dan Clayton-Jones OBE Mr Nicholas C S Dyte (1979)
Miss Victoria J Belcher (1982) Mr Richard L Coates (1964) Mr John H Edmund (1955)
Mr William M L Bell (1955) Mr Laurence N Coates (1961) Mr Malcolm A Edwards (1973)
& Mrs Sheila Bell Mr Edward A Cole (1974) Mr David G Elis-Williams CPFA (1974)
Mr Jonathan M Bellamy (1982) & Dr Deborah J Cole (1974) Miss Katherine L Elmore-Jones (1995)
Mr Nicholas J Berry (1993) Sir Richard Collas (1972) Mrs Ellen M M English (1974)
& Ms Petra Jurisits (1995) Dr Simon B Cooper (1992) Dr Jason Evans (1986)
Dr Terence M G Best (1948) Mr Richard C Cosier (1968) Mr R Glyn Evans (1948)
Mr John S Bevan OBE CPhys FInstP Mrs Helen M Cotterill (1980) Prof Dr William D Evans MBE (1969)
LLD (1957) Mr Steve Crabb (1982) Dr Richard Evans CChem MRSC (1971)
18 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20Prof W Desmond Evans (1961) Mr Patrick Griffiths (1967) Mrs Hannah L Jennings (1996)
Mr Richard T Evans (1951) Mr Simon C Hacking (2003) Dr Karen E Jones (1979)
The Revd Mr Neil Fairlamb (1971) Dr Philip E Hales (1983) Mr David A Jones (1951)
Lord Faulks QC (1969) Miss Lynette Halewood (1975) Mr Michael L N Jones (1960)
Mrs Sarah J Faull (2000) Mr Peter R A Hansen (1959) Dr Sharon L Jones (1976)
Mr Michael R Ferguson (1964) Ms Emma L Hardwick (2001) Prof E Yvonne Jones (1979)
Prof Fernando C Fervenza (1987) Mr Adrian D Harris (1971) Ms Heather Jones (1979)
Dr Leonard M Findlay (1967) Mr Christopher R Harris (1967) Mr Graham O Jones (1965)
Prof Derek Fisher (1960) Miss Elizabeth A Harvey (1980) Mr Alan D Jordan (1967)
Dr Julian Fletcher (1986) Dr Colin M Haydon FRHistS (1975) Ms Emily Y Kasriel (1985)
Mr Anthony B Fletcher (2000) Dr Felicity M Heal MA, PhD, FBA Mrs Carol A Kelly (1977)
Mrs Janet Foot (1984) Ms Sarah Hendry CBE (1981) Mrs Margaret L Kemp (1974)
Mr D N Forss (1975) Mr David V Hicks (1970) Prof Dr Terence Kemp FRSChem (1957)
Mr Ian R Fraser (1973) Mr Christopher H Hicks (1968) Ms Bethan M S Kilfoil (1980)
Mr Jeremy N Friend-Smith (1954) Dr Edward E Hodgkin (1981) Mr Geoffrey L W Kingscote (1988)
Mr John E P Froggatt (1955) Mr Graham R Hollins (1983) Mr Andrey J Kotlarczyk (1990)
Mr Miro Fuchs (1945) Mr Eric T Hollis (1968) Mr Chio M Kou (2006)
His Honour Judge Laurie (1957)
Mr Andrew J Lazenby (1984)
“It is a privilege to give a little back in return Mr Terence A Le Sueur (1960)
for having been given such a wonderful experience Mr David N Lermon (1964)
Dr Nancy A Levenson (1989)
and opportunity. I hope all alumni will support, Mr Mar tin P Levitt (1970)
little or much.” Mr Brian D Lewis (1952)
ALAN LOVELL Mr Stephen S Lewis (1989)
Classics, 1972 Mr Michael Lieber (1982)
Mr Roger F Lineker (1947)
Mr Christopher J Linford (1961)
Mr Alex K Galloway CVO (1970) Mr Michael C Holly (1968) Miss Naomi Y Ling (1995)
Mr Peter Gamby (1960) Miss Rebecca E Hone (1996) Mrs E Helen Llewellyn (1994)
Dr Frank Gannon (1966) Mr John C Honey (1974) Dr David Lloyd Owen CEnv
Mr Tim Gingell (1985) Dr Sally L Hope (1975) CGeog (1981)
Mr Philipp D G Girardet (1991) Mr Edwin C Horne (1974) Mr J David Lockett (1979)
Dr Peter Glennon (1975) Mr David J Hughes (1973) Mr David W Long (1973)
Mr James A Goldston (1986) Mr John T Hughes (1967) Ms Edwina B Lonsdale (1978)
Mr Stephen J Goodenough (1972) Mr Benjamin M Hughes (1974) Mr Philip G Lovell (1975)
Dr Andrew J Gor ton (1989) Mr Daniel F Hullah (1992) Mrs Jane P Lucas (1979)
Mr Michael C Grant (1975) Dr Michael A Humphries (1975) Mr Geoffry G Lucas (1952)
Mr Finn Green (1987) Mr R Neil James (1980) Dr Matthew J Lunt (1994)
Mr Barry N Green (1962) & Ms H C Alexandra Page (1980) Prof Ian Machin FRHistS (1955)
Dr Adrian Green FSA FRHS (1992) Mr Christopher D James (1961) Dr Nancy A Macky (Wolfson, 2001)
Mr Colin Greenhalgh (1949) Mr Clive G Jenkins (1966) Mr Fergus I Macleod (1979)
His Honour Judge David Griffiths (1963) Mr J Michael Jenkins (1952) Mr Jon S Magnusson (1983)
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 19Ms Gineva M Malliet (1987) Mr Benjamin P Preston (1995) Prof Alan Shore (1968)
Dr Alan R Malvern (1968) Mr Matthew T Preston (1993) Mr Peter R Silverman (1962)
Dr Keith A Mann (1959) Mr Jonathan Price (1988) Mr Graham K Simons (1959)
Mrs Emma L Mar tin (1992) Mr Sebastian J Prichard-Jones (1991) Mr Andy K Simpson (1970)
Dr Mark J Mathieson (1991) Mr A Huw Pryce (1976) Mrs Nicola J Simson (2003)
Mr Peter J May (1968) Mr Simon T Pryke (1990) Mr Peter J M Sinclair (1958)
Mrs Elizabeth McDonald (1977) Mr Stephen J Pulley (2000) Lord Skidelsky (1958)
Mrs Louise E McGrath (1983) Mr Seamus W O Rainbird (1952) Mr O Michael Slaney MBE (1949)
Mr Christopher McKee (1986) Ms Nicola F E Ramsden (1975) The Revd Canon Richard I Smith (1965)
Mr C Andrew McKinna (1977) Mr Philip A Raper (1976) Prof Richard L Smith (1972)
Mr Steven J Michaud (1971) Prof Gareth M Rees (1967) Mr Ian K O Smith (1966)
Mr Alun P Milford (1984) Mr Timothy J Rees (1983) Mr Philip A Smith (1973)
Mr Michael R Mitzman (1951) Mr Jonathan D Rees QC (1981) Ms Hilary R Smith (1974)
Dr Caroline Yuet-Ha Mo (1979) Mr Walter M Reid (1962) Mrs Gabrielle T Solti-Dupas (1988)
Mr Raj Mody (1990) Dr David A E Rendell (1952) Mr Peter W Spreckley (1961)
Mr Grant P Monk (1992) Mr Tim J L Richards (1956) Mr Peter J Squire (1957)
Ms Ann Moore (1986) Mr John P Richardson (1954) Prof Gopesh Srivastava
Dr Meirion Morgan (1994) Dr Michael J Ricks (1963) Mrs Caroline Stanford (1977)
Mr Gerald R Morgan (1959) Mr David A Roach FCA CTA (1974) Dr David Steel OBE (1966)
Mr Alistair C Morgan (1972) Mr Peter W Roberts (1965) Mr William T Stockler (1963)
Dr Harrie P Morgan (1987) Mr David G Robinson (1968) Mr David N Stokes (1961)
Prof Derec L Morgan (1964) Canon Peter G Robottom MRTPI (1964) Mr Frank D Story (1965)
Miss Frances J Morris-Jones (1976) Mr John A Rook (1955) Mr A Joseph J Street (1958)
Mr Iain A G Morrison (1971) Prof Steven J Rose (1972) Prof David Sugden FRSE (1959)
Mr Benjamin C Murphy (1994) Mr James W Ross (1994) Mrs Glynys L Sykes (1977)
Mr Christopher J Muttukumaru CB Mrs Susan M Roy (1975) Mr Rober t N W Tait (1966)
LLD (1970) Dr Norman Russell (1954) Dr Nuala Tannahill (1982)
Mr Christopher R T Nankivell (1952) Mr Ruwan N Salgado (1985) Dr Geraint A Tarling (1988)
Mr Timothy Neslen (2001) Mr Richard C G Sarll (1998) Mrs Helen J Taylor (1978)
Mr Vivian R Nicholas (1965) Dr Peter A Savundra (1969) & The Revd Andrew D Taylor
Mr Andrew J Nummelin (1965) Mr John Scannell (1955) (Regent‘s Park, 1978)
Mr David J M O'Reilly (1969) Mr Geoffrey Schofield (1955) Mr Ian Tempest (1977)
Dr Martin P Owen (1975) Dr Paul W Seakins (1986) Mr Alan Thomas (1966)
Mr Peter J Page (1966) Mr Jonathan W Seaton (2017) Mr Geoffrey D Thomas (1966)
Mr Jim I Palmer (1957) Mr Harry E C Seekings (1992) Mr D Philip G Thomas
Mr Richard L Palmer (1981) Dr Andrew Seth (1957) Mr Bryn R Thomas (1985)
Rear Admiral Christopher J Parry (1972) Mr Paul A Seward (1968) Dr Alun G Thomas (1948)
Ms Helen C Passey (1975) His Honour Judge A J Seys Llewellyn Mr S Greison Thomas (1952)
Dr Shahpur Patell QC (1967) Mr Mark R Thompson (1981)
Mr John K W Pearse (1961) Mr David Shackleton (1965) Mr Delwyn Tibbott (1957)
Mr Maxwell Perkins (1964) Mr Nigel B Shardlow (1990) Mr Jonathan M Tinkler (1971)
Judge Timothy D Petts (1991) Mr Thomas Sharp CBE (1951) Mr Philip G P Trueman (1980)
Dr Derek Por tman (1953) Mr Peter T Shaw (1965) Mr James W Tugendhat (1990)
20 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20Mrs Rosalind Tugwell Mr Michael S Warren (1952) Mr Huw R C Williams (1972)
Mr Alex J Turco (1997) Mr Stephen Warrington Mrs Karen A Williams (1993)
Mr Harvey N Twomey (2011) & Mrs Catherine C Warrington Dr Huw C W Williams (1965)
Mr Rober t G Upton ACA (1969) Dr Ian D Watkins (1977) Prof The Hon Robin J Wilson
Miss T van der Werff (1987) Mr Terrence A Watson (1970) (Balliol, 1962)
Mr Karl Vanters (1974) Mr Robert J F Watson MBE (1961) Mrs Elizabeth M Wilson (1990)
Mr J Henry Verwey (1953) Dr Anthony D Weaver (1968) Mr Alan J Wootton (1964)
Mr Mark W Vinall (1997) Dr Keith L Webber (1963) Mr Geoffrey M Worrall (1978)
Mr Colin A Volk (1956) Mr John M Webster (1979) Mr J Norman Wright (1969)
Mr Paul Waine (1972) Prof John C Western (1965) Mr Rodney D Wright (1962)
Mrs Sue C Wakefield (1976) Mr Richard Whar ton (1964) Dr Nicholas M Wrightson (2000) &
Mr Michael W Walker (1966) Mrs Louise M Wheal (1985) Ms Nicoletta
Mr Andrew J Ward (1995) Mr Richard T Whitty (1962) Vogg-Wrightson (2005)
Mr Nicholas J Wargent (1993) Mr Jack Wigglesworth (1960) Mr Paul D Yerbury (1961)
& Mrs Belinda A Wargent (1993) Mr Hugh Williams (1964) Major Jeremy York MBE (1961)
Dr Caroline J Warman & Ms Sue Lawley
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donors
Our
EVERY GIFT, NO MATTER THE SIZE,
MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Our heartfelt thanks goes out to all of our donors, including those who prefer to give anonymously and
whose names are therefore omitted from the following pages. We are immensely grateful to our alumni
and friends for their loyal and continued support to College. The donors listed here have made a gift to
Jesus College between 1 August 2018 and 31 July 2020.
1943 Mr Peter M Bishop Mr Brian K Elms
Mr Peter H Sandham Mr R Leslie Dubow Mr Brian S Hershman
Mr Richard T Evans Mr A Towyn Mason
1944 Mr David A Jones Dr Derek Por tman
Mr Gareth L Jones Dr Brinley Jones CBE MA FSA Mr David G Symes
Mr Vivian C Keyte Mr J Henry Verwey
1947 Mr Michael R Mitzman Mr Peter Weygang
Mr Rex A Acton Mr Thomas Sharp CBE
Mr Richard L Willan 1954
1952 Mr Peter Clifton
1948 Mr Hugh Bain Mr Norman R J Ellis
Mr R Glyn Evans Mr Brian I Evans Mr Jeremy N Friend-Smith
Mr John S Granger Dr Cyril W K Greaves Mr J Gordon Purdy
Prof William L G James Mr John P Richardson
1949 Mr J Michael Jenkins Dr Norman Russell
Mr Ian A Dewar Mr John L Lee
Mr O Michael Slaney MBE Mr Geoffry G Lucas 1955
Dr Mar tin Wright Mr Christopher R T Nankivell Mr William M L Bell
Mr Seamus W O Rainbird Mr Ian J Blakey OBE
1950 Dr David A E Rendell Mr David J Bussell
Mr Selwyn E Alleyne CBE Mr S Greison Thomas Mr Ronald H Deepwell
Mr John W Dickey Mr Michael S Warren Mr John H Edmund
Mr Richard K R Syed Mr John E P Froggatt
1953 Mr Leonard J Griffiths
1951 Mr Gerald A Brinsdon Dr Mark N Holmstrom
Mr Laurence E Anderson Mr Richard A Clay Prof Verdel A Kolve
Mr Peter A J Arengo-Jones OBE Mr J Roy Colquhoun Dr David F Lloyd-Davies
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 23Prof Ian Machin FRHistS Mr Christopher D Perry Mr Roger Price
The Revd Dr John Morgan-Wynne Mr P J M Sinclair Dr Terry J Ratcliffe
Mr John A Rook Dr Arnold J Smith Mr David G Rober ts
Mr John Scannell Mr A Joseph J Street Dr David J Skyrme
Mr Geoff Schofield Mr Peter G Totty Mr Peter W Spreckley
Mr John C Titterington Dr Mike J Ware Mr David N Stokes
Mr John L Wilkinson Mr A Philip H White Mr Rober t J F Watson MBE
Mr Andrew J B White
1956 1959 Major Jeremy York MBE
Mr Peter W Bellarby MInstP Mr Christopher K Allen
Mr John G Bristow Mr Peter G Condon 1962
Mr Terence Car ter Dr Peter D G Dean Prof Paul B L Badham
Mr Michael G Hardy Mr Ronald Farrants Mr Christopher R Butterfield
Mr Robert K Harris Mr Stephen D Ingham Dr David T Chivers
Mr John C Harrison LVO Mr Ian A Mackay Mr Colin L Clark
Mr J Michael Hope Dr Keith A Mann Sir Rober t Coleman KCMG
Mr Bruce Jamson Mr Gerald R Morgan Mr Malcolm C Davis
Mr Gareth W O Price Dr Jonathan H Musgrave FSA Mr Barry N Green
Mr Tim J L Richards Mr Geoffrey T Renshaw Prof Richard Harris
Prof Albert Schachter Mr Graham K Simons Mr Geoff Henshall
The Revd Canon David Staples Prof David A Hinton
Mr Robin P Taylor 1960 Dr David E Hughes
Mr Colin A Volk Mr Peter Gamby Mr Philip D MacNeice
Mr Antony E Ives Prof Andrew D Morrogh
1957 Dr Anthony F Jeans Dr George R Reah
Mr John S Bevan OBE CPhys FInstP LLD Mr Michael L N Jones Mr Walter M Reid
Mr Hugh M E Forsyth Mr Julian C Le Patourel Dr John M W Rhys
Prof Dr Terence Kemp FRSChem Mr Terence A Le Sueur Mr Peter R Silverman
Prof Alan P Kirman Dr David R Pick Mr Nigel W L Turner
His Honour Judge Laurie Dr John Prescott Thomas RD DL Mr Richard T Whitty
Mr David C Lewis Mr Christopher H Stahl Prof Edward Williams
Mr Jeremy J Rider Mr Peter R Stevens Mr David E Williams
Prof Rober t E Rowthorn Mr Jack Wiggleswor th Mr John F Wilson
Dr Andrew Seth Mr Rodney D Wright
The Revd Māris R Slokenbergs 1961
Mr Peter J Squire Mr John H Charles 1963
Mr Delwyn Tibbott Mr Laurence N Coates Mr David A Bar tlett
Mr John T Williams Mr Richard B Crease Mr Gareth N Bendon
Mr Richard W H Davies Dr James Booth
1958 Prof W Desmond Evans Mr Geraint T Davies OBE
Sir John Car ter Dr Brian O Handford Mr A Jim Dean
Prof John V Fleming Mr Jack R Hanning Mr Mar tin J Gray
Dr Rober t D Gidden Mr Christopher D James His Honour Judge David Griffiths
Mr Christopher W Lane Mr Christopher J Linford Mr David R Hewitt
Prof Howell Lloyd OBE Mr Malcolm McIvor FIA Mr Mar tin H Jones
The Revd Peter C Moore Mr D Eric Morgan FCA CPFA Mr J Glyn Mathias OBE
Mr Maurice S Palmer Mr John K W Pearse Mr David C Milne QC
Mr Michael J Perry Mr C John Phillips Mr John N E Pidcock
24 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20Mr Paul Reddicliffe OBE Mr Robert W Yates Mr Alan D Jordan
Dr Michael J Ricks Dr Michael A Joynson
Mr John A C Slatford 1966 Prof Gareth M Rees
Mr William T Stockler Mr Richard W Bush Dr Christopher F Seward MA
Dr Peter R Thomas Mr R Kenneth Car ty BMBCh DRCOG
Dr Keith L Webber Mr John Cooper His Honour Judge A J Seys
Mr Ian M Yeats Mr David G Deakin Llewellyn QC
Dr Frank Gannon Mr Alan Simkin
1964 Dr Alun German Mr Trevitt J Steggles
Dr Karna D Bardhan OBE Prof Russell B Goodman Mr Paul J Sudell
The Revd Mr Mike D Clark Mr I Grahame K Humphreys Mr Bradley A J Wilson
Mr Hugh Clayton Mr Clive G Jenkins Mr Leonard H Wright
Mr Richard L Coates Mr John A C Jones
Mr Stuar t J M Davies Sir David Lewis Kt MA, 1968
Mr I Alwyn Davies Hon DCL (City), Hon DCL (Wales) Mr Christopher H Allwor th
Mr Christopher J Dubois Dr Peter P Nash Mr Geoffrey C Bryant
Mr Jeremy R Eccles Mr Peter J Page Mr David Car twright
Mr Michael R Ferguson Mr William A Parker Mr Richard C Cosier
Mr Michael A Godwin Mr David A Pelta Dr Geoffrey E Cur tis
Mr Christopher J Harvey Mr Jan S Pethick Dr William H Harris
Mr F Kingsley Jones Mr Anthony J Raymond Commodore Paul Herington
Dr H Tudor Jones Mr John P Shemilt Mr Christopher H Hicks
Mr David N Lermon Prof Frank T Smith FRS Prof Edward A Hinds
Prof Derec L Morgan Mr Ian K O Smith Mr Mike J J Holland
Mr David C Morris Mr Alan F Smith Mr Eric T Hollis
Mr Roger Paice Mr Mar tin A Speller Mr Michael C Holly
Mr Maxwell Perkins Dr David Steel OBE Prof Tim Jones
Canon Peter G Robottom MRTPI Dr James E Stredder Dr Alan R Malvern
Mr Richard Whar ton Mr Geoff D Thomas Mr Peter J May
Mr Hugh Williams Mr Mike M Vaughan Edwards Mr Ian E McKelvey
Mr Alan J Wootton Mr Michael W Walker Mr Nigel F Phillips
Mr Richard T Wynn-Jones Mr Michael R Pitwood
1965 Mr David G Robinson
Dr David T Bar tlett 1967 Mr Paul A Seward
Mr M Antony Car ter Prof Jonathan R S Arch Prof Alan Shore
Mr Murray Hallam Mr David R Bock Mr J Crispian Strachan CBE QPM
The Very Revd Kyril Jenner Mr Andrew A Dakin Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE
Mr Rober t Jones Prof Ceri Davies Mr Stephen M Walker
Mr Paul E McKeever Dr Julian B Emery Dr Rhodri Walters CB
Mr Vivian R Nicholas Mr John M Evans Mr D Peter Williams
Mr Andrew J Nummelin Dr Leonard M Findlay
Mr Richard E Oberman Mr Kenneth E Forrester 1969
Mr Steve G Payne Mr Byron Grainger-Jones Mr Brian G Aldred
The Revd Canon Richard I Smith Mr Paul A H Green Dr Brian A Anderson
Mr Frank D Story Mr Nicol A Holladay Mr Philip T Atkinson
Prof John C Western Mr Geraint L Howell Mr James A Clark
Dr Huw C W Williams Mr John T Hughes Mr Andrew M W Dalwood
Dr Terence E Wood Mr Ian G Johnston Prof Dr William D Evans MBE
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 25Prof Andrew P Goatly Mr Steven J Michaud Mr Philip A Smith
Mr James Lloyd-Williams ACA Mr Philip L Morgan Mr David R Tate
Mr Christopher M Manvell Mr David D V Morgan
Mr Anthony P Marrion Mr Iain A G Morrison 1974
Mr John H Morrison Mr Nicholas G Palmer Mr Gerard F Anderson
Mr David J M O'Reilly Mr David R Thomas The Revd Ian H Aveson
Mr Graham F Pimlott CBE Mr Jonathan M Tinkler Dr Andrew M Baird
Dr Peter A Savundra Mr Paul S Wilson Dr Rebecca J Bilkau
Mr H John Taylor Mr Timothy J Birse
Mr Stephen R Williams 1972 Ms H Ruth Brooks
Mr J Norman Wright Mr Philip J Andrade Mr David H J Cohen
Mr Nicholas S Beeson Mr Rober t M Craven
1970 Prof Anthony Coleman FRSC Dr Sylvia L Crawford
Mr Richard A J Allnutt Sir Richard Collas Mr Simon R Cur tis FCIA
Mr Bryan A Bowers Mr D Michael F Dufton Colonel Charles H Darell
Mr Robert W Broxholme Mr David J Dupont Mrs Saskia A H Darell
Mr Brian J Buchan Mr Stephen J Goodenough Mr James L Dodkins
The Revd Dr Perry A Butler Mr David C Griffith Mr David G Elis-Williams CPFA
Dr Rober t R Campbell Dr Thomas F Haslam-Jones Mrs Ellen M English
Dr Martin Fleury Mr Victor Holman Mr Stephen H Hill
Mr Alex K Galloway CVO Mr Nicholas A Kramer Mr John C Honey
Mr Julian B Greenwood Mr Alan C Lovell Mr Edwin C Horne
Mr Ceri M Hammond Mr Charles L Morgan Mr Steve L Jones
Mr David V Hicks Mr Alistair C Morgan Mrs Margaret L Kemp
Mr David H Jenkins Prof Christopher J Napier Dr Jane Lewis
Mr Gordon W E Jones BBS FCIS FCS Rear Admiral Christopher J Parry Mr Matthew W Muller
Mr Garth Minikin Mr Peter D Paul Dr Roger Patrick
Mr Christopher J Muttukumaru CB LLD Prof Steven J Rose Ms Ruth M Pitchford
Mr Stephen J O'Flaher ty Mr William B R Saunders Mr Jonathan N Rees
Mr Robert C Parker Mr Richard L Schwar tz Mr David A Roach FCA CTA
Dr Gerald J Protheroe Mr Frederick P M Silver Mrs Ruth G Saunders
Mr Graham N C Ward CBE MA FCA Prof R L Smith Ms Hilary R Smith
Mr Haydn R Watkins The Revd Geoffrey B White The Revd Dr Kirsty E Thorpe
Mr Terry A Watson Mr Huw R C Williams Mrs Helen M G Timms
The Revd D Neil Weston Mr Karl Vanters
Mr David A Williams 1973 Miss Elizabeth Woodeson CBE
Dr S James Wishar t Mr Keith Bar ton Dr Alan Yuen MRCP MRCGP FFPM
Dr Ian M Buckley-Golder
1971 Mr Greg S Childs FRSA 1975
Mr Richard K Arnold Mr Tim P Clement Mrs Amanda L Ar thur
His Honour Paul A M Clark Mr Malcolm A Edwards Mr O Stuar t Bar tholomew
Dr R Iestyn Daniel Mr Ian R Fraser Mr Hywel L Bevan
Dr Richard Evans CChem MRSC Mr J Roger Gair Mr Christopher Bond
The Revd Mr Neil Fairlamb Mr Robin W B Gwyn ACA Dr Julie M Bowdler
Mr Adrian D Harris Mr David J Hughes Mr Thomas W Brown ACIB
His Honour Judge S A John Mr Stephen J Parry-Jones Mrs E Fiona Cur tin
Mr David C Knights Prof Guy M Robinson Mr John R Elsby
Mr Frederick A Means Prof J H David Scourfield Mr Derek N Forss
26 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20Ms Julie D Gillam Mr Stuar t N Woodward Mr Graham M Hadley
Dr Peter Glennon Mrs Sue C Woodward Mrs Catherine Helm CGeol FGS
Mr Michael C Grant Dr A Roland Karlman
Miss Lynette Halewood 1977 Dr Hilary A Livesey
Dr Colin M Haydon FRHistS Mrs Sally D Copperwaite Ms Edwina B Lonsdale
Mrs S H Margaret Hibber t Mr John M S Dowty Ms Sharon L Maidment
Dr William A Hibber t Mrs Amanda E Eden Mrs Jacqueline A Peker
Dr Sally L Hope Ms Alice R Falk Mrs Belinda J Perriman
Dr Michael A Humphries Mr Paul D Feary Miss Trudi Pilkington
Ms H J Elizabeth James Mr Robin R Gutch Ms Jane C Shillaker
Ms Sue Jones Mrs Anne-Marie Hinton Mrs Helen J Taylor
Mr Peter M Jones Mrs E L Patricia Hogg Mr Geoffrey M Worrall
Mr Philip G Lovell Mrs Linda G J Johnston
Dr Mar tin P Owen Ms Janet C Jones 1979
Ms Helen C Passey Mr David J F Jones Mrs Claire V Allnutt
Dr Edmund P Plummer Mrs Carol A Kelly Ms Polly J Amos
Mrs Susan M Roy Mrs Gillian F Mourant Mr Philip J Anderson
Mr Ian P Simmons OBE Mr Nicholas P Sands Mrs Caroline A Bassett
Mrs Carole Souter CBE Mrs Caroline Stanford Dr A Sarah Bendall
Mr P Emlyn Stephenson Mr J Nicholas Sykes Mr Simon A Brocklehurs
Dr Maggie J Westby Mr Ian Tempest Ms Christine M Brown
Dr Mark D Campbell
Mr Philip J Carey
Mrs Caroline M Carr-Whitwor th
“In addition to being a wonderful, enriching experience, Mr Nicholas C S Dyte
College generated for me a working life I have Mrs Alison V Fletcher
thoroughly enjoyed. I’m happy to give something back.” Miss Sally Griffiths
Prof E Yvonne Jones
Ms Heather Jones
SIMON CURTIS Dr Karen E Jones
Jurisprudence, 1974 Mr J David Lockett
Mrs Jane P Lucas
Mrs Elizabeth S McKnight
1976 Ms Denise Thal Miss Nicola J Meadows
Ms Ann V Beard Ms Jane M Vessey Mr Stephen N Mobbs
Prof William J Cronon Dr Ian D Watkins The Revd Dr Sally Nelson
Miss Alison L C Foster QC Miss Elizabeth H Watt Mrs Julie Oldfield
Mr Laurence E Jordan Mr David A Willis Mr Jonathan K Semple
Ms Margaret K Lawson Miss Ruth C Thomas
Mrs Julian E May 1978 Mr John M Webster
Mrs Valerie J Mills Mr Geoffrey B Battersby Dr Nefyn H Williams
Miss Trudie D Mitchell Dr Paul J Bostock Ms Freda J Wolfenden
Miss Frances J Morris-Jones Mr Stephen G Bown Mrs E Jill Wordley
Mrs Elizabeth Paice Mr Nigel J Bur t
Miss Susan E Pope Mr Andrew J Clemes 1980
Mr A Huw Pryce Ms S Frances Davies Mr Malcolm J Ace
Miss Francine B Stock Mr Geraint G Davies Mrs Clare M Bar ter
Mr Colin P Westlake Dr T Adrian Davies Miss Sarah A Bell
DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/20 27Miss Kathleen M Boyle Mrs Rhian E Browning Mr Steve P Clarke
Miss Phyllida R C Brown Mr Steve Crabb Mrs Allyson J Clarkson
Mr Robert J Carse Mrs Julia M Greenbury Mr Peter D Clarkson
Dr David N Cockcroft Mr D Huw Jenkins Dr Daniel R R Davis
Dr I Owain G Davies Mrs Jacqueline M Joesbury Mrs Gillian L Gill
Ms Alison M Donovan The Revd Rober t W Lawrance Mr Tim Gingell
Mr Charles D Hooton Mr David C Manson Miss Janet S Rowse
Miss Angela D Jackson Ms Rosaleen McHugh Mr Ruwan N Salgado
Mr R Neil James Mr Ian C O'Brien Dr Richard L Stephenson
Ms Bethan M S Kilfoil Dr Gareth J Shaw Mr Bryn R Thomas
Dr Heather A Lawler Ms Helen E Smith The Revd Q David Warbrick
Dr Stephen R Morillo Dr Paul D Sutton Mrs Jennifer A Warbrick
Miss Helen J Mosby Dr Nuala Tannahill Mrs Louise M Wheal
Mr Charles E Nichols Mrs Christine G Turnbull Mr William J Yohana
Ms H C Alexandra Page
Dr Mark S Rogers 1983 1986
Mr David Stephen Dr Elizabeth H Bicker ton Mrs Alison M Appelboam Meadows
Dr Howard P Stevens MA MBBS MRCP Mr Dom W Collins Mr Thomas J Dimitroff
Mr Philip G P Trueman Dr David M Crawford Mrs Mary J Drysdale
Mr Michael W Williams Mr Christopher D Evans Dr Julian Fletcher
Mr Graham R Hollins Mr Simon J Foy
1981 Mr Medwin Hughes Mrs Ffion L Hague
Mr Chris A Beckett MBCS Mr Jon S Magnusson Mr Christopher McKee
Dr Rober t C Bissell Mrs Jane Manson Ms Ann Moore
Dr Martha A Bremser Dr Timothy E Masters Mrs Rosamund E Owens
Mr Peter A Cowley Dr Sian E May Dr Paul W Seakins
Mrs Lucy Crawford Mrs Louise E McGrath Dr Brian W Young
Miss A Ruth Finch Mr Timothy J Rees
Mrs Kathy D Hammad Mr Jonathan F Warr 1987
Ms Sarah Hendry CBE Miss Frances M Wright Mr Owen Brown
Dr Edward E Hodgkin Mr John F Clarke
Dr David G Lewis 1984 Mrs Elizabeth K Cross
Ms B Claire McNulty Mr Rufus E G Boyd Mrs Catherine Day
Mrs Gillian M Meller Ms Claire Crocker Prof Fernando C Fervenza
Mr Richard L Palmer Mrs Janet Foot Mr Finn Green
Mrs Tracey Mathias Potter Mr J Rober t V Goldspink Mrs Sarah J Hillas
Mr Christopher J Powles ACA Ms Karen Landles Dr Steven J Hillion
Mr James A J Pulsford Mr Andrew J Lazenby Mrs Deborah J Hunter
Mrs Sandra J Rowe Mr Colin J McIlheney Mr Matthew G Lawson
Miss Helen M Shreeve Mr Alun P Milford Dr Harriet P Morgan
Mr Neil R Thomas Prof Andrew J Orr-Ewing FRS FRSC Mrs Lynda J Murphy
Ms Katherine K Wilson Mr Robert S Powell Mrs Philippa J Newbold
Mr John B Titchener Ms Suzanne E Plaskett
1982 Miss Joanna M Sharland
Miss Jenny E Abbott 1985 Mr Jean-Philippe A Snelling
Mr Simon J Batten Miss Katharine J Bootle Miss Tanya van der Werff
Mr Alan F Bridges Mrs Moira A Bowen
28 DONOR REPORT 2018/19–2019/201988 Mr Keith L H Robinson Mr Timothy J Morley
Mrs Karen J Bar tlett Mr Nigel B Shardlow Mr Matthew T Preston
Mr Paul C Bar tlett Dr Steve Smith FRMetS, CPhys, MInstP Ms Sarah C Sanders Hewett
Mr David A Botha Mrs Elizabeth M Wilson Mrs Alison J Sanderson
Mr Philip J Burness Mrs Julia M Yates Mrs Sarah J Shay
Mr Mar tin Davitt Mrs Belinda A Wargent
Mr N David K Glazebrook 1991 Mrs Karen A Williams
Mr Jonathan M Hopper Mr Alistair J R Bool Miss Kerry A Williamson
Mr Matthew P Houseley Mr Michael A Conradi
Mrs Kathryn J Jones Mrs Leonie P Dorkins 1994
Mr Gerallt P Jones Mr Geraint L Evans Mrs Clare J Bates
Mr Geoffrey L W Kingscote Mr Philipp D G Girardet Dr Raj Chandrashekara
Mr Jonathan Price Mrs Lucy D Hinchliffe Miss Rhiannon Crimmins
Mrs Harriet S K Richmond Mr Emyr G Jones Dr Aubrey J Cunnington
Dr Marilynn J Richtarik Miss Farah A Khan Mr Julian P Douglas
Ms Siobhan M Rowley Mr Cormac R A Naughten Mrs E Helen Llewellyn
Mr Richard G Shirley Judge Timothy D Petts Dr Matthew J Lunt
Mrs Gabrielle T Solti-Dupas Mr Sebastian J Prichard-Jones Dr Meirion Morgan
Dr Geraint A Tarling Mr Benjamin C Murphy
1992 Mr James W Ross
1989 Dr Geoffrey C Browell Dr Chris M P Seward
Dr Manon B Antoniazzi LVO Dr Simon B Cooper Mr S Owen Thomas
Dr Andrew K Biggs Dr Adrian Green FSA FRHS
Mr A Paul Cooke MBA FCA Mr Daniel F Hullah 1995
Mr Mar tin B Cullen Mrs Emma L Mar tin Mr Paul Allanson
Dr Andrew J Gor ton Mr Grant P Monk Mr Rober t A D Crow
Ms Victoria J Holmes Mr Alex Rahaman Dr Gregory E Duke
Mrs Emma R Huepfl Mr Hari G Rober ts Mr Toru Hirose
Dr Nancy A Levenson Ms Rachel L Solway Ms Petra Jurisits
Mr Stephen S Lewis Mr C Charles B Thomson Mr Thomas A Lorenc
Mr Stephen F Milner Mr Nicholas J Wargent Mrs Catherine M Morgan
Dr E Sarah Warren Mr Owain V Morgan
Dr Daniel D Waterhouse 1993 Mr Hardeep S Plahe
Mr Nicholas J Berry Mr Benjamin P Preston
1990 Dr Stephen L J Conway Mr Jonathan S Rose
Mr Anthony F J Brannigan Dr Annabel E Cook Ms Rachel Y W Shum
Mr Craig J Brown Dr Angharad C Cooney Mr Ian R Smith
Dr Thomas Connolley Mr Huw P Davies
Mrs Ruth R Copperwaite Mr William P Ham Bevan 1996
Dr Chris R Dennis MRSC Mrs Katie J Hargreaves Mr Simon R Alber t
Mr Simon H Dorman Dr P Beverly Huss Dr Mark J Bass
Mr Mike J Gerrard The Venerable David I Huss Miss Lucy N E Cousens
Dr Giles S Keen Mr Adam J King Mr Benjamin J Davis
Mr Andrey J Kotlarczyk Dr Stephen R Langford Mr Christopher J Evans
Dr Jenny A Lazarus Mr Richard J Medcalf Mr Alastair M Harrison
Mr Raj Mody Ms Victoria C Mee Miss Rebecca E Hone
Miss Jill P Noble Mr Ian R Morgan Mrs Claire Jenkin
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