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Manhattan Beach Education Foundation Annual Report & Honor Roll 2019-2020
Dear Friends of MBEF –
You make it possible. Year after year, you — the parents, business leaders, educators, and neighbors of our
community — recognize that great schools begin with strong foundations.
Together we have committed to opportunities that invite our students to dream, to think, and to engage in what
is possible. Because of your commitment, this year the Manhattan Beach Education Foundation (MBEF) will make
its largest grant to the Manhattan Beach Unified School District in its history — an investment of $7.5 million to
strengthen our schools.
We invite you to learn more about the specific programs MBEF will fund for the coming 2020-21 school year in
The Power
this Annual Report & Honor Roll — the programs you helped make possible. Despite district budget cuts this year,
support of MBEF continues to strengthen the academic journey of all students, from learning in smaller class sizes
to supporting learning from home.
of Possible
The road ahead remains full of challenges for our schools. The uncertainty around continued distance learning and the
significant structural deficit in state funding are among the largest. But our community has proven that we are up to
the challenge. We are steadfast in our efforts to grow local support of our schools — through MBEF’s Annual Appeal,
the Endowment, and other critical initiatives — for the students of today and tomorrow.
Thank you for standing with MBEF and our commitment to providing excellent educational opportunities for our
children here in Manhattan Beach. We look forward to shaping what is possible together.
With great appreciation,
Scott Rosenthal Mike Duckworth Hilary Mahan
President, MBEF President, MBEF Endowment Executive Director, MBEF
HONOR
WELCOME
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$7.5
MILLION
MBEF funding to our
schools in 2020-21
9%
Percentage of total MBUSD
budget funded by MBEF
for educational programs
5
Number of students
average class size is reduced by
with MBEF funding
93%
Percentage of parents that feel
MBEF funding is important
to maintaining quality education
in our schools
6500+
Number of MBUSD students
who benefit from MBEF
funding each year
$80+
MILLION The MBEF Difference
MBEF’s investment in our These numbers only begin to convey
schools since 1983 the sheer magnitude of every student’s
educational experience because of
MBEF support. Many of the programs
$3.68
MILLION
and positions in our district would be
eliminated if not for the generous support
from our community.
Total Endowment contribution
to our schools since 2014
3 THE MBEFHONOR
DIFFERENCE
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The Manhattan Beach Education Foundation
is a community driven fundraising organization,
which supplements state funding for programs
that inspire learning, enrich teaching, and
promote innovation and academic excellence
in the public schools of Manhattan Beach.
MBEF was founded by a group of parents There are a number of ways our community MBEF GRANT HISTORY 1983-2020
committed to strengthening our public schools supports MBEF and our mission to strengthen
almost four decades ago. At a time when our schools for today and tomorrow:
school funding was at an all-time low, private • Annual Appeal Campaign
donations were critical to providing a quality
• Endowment Fund
education for our children. Over thirty-five
• Community Partner Program
years later our public schools remain underfunded
and MBEF continues to play a significant role • Manhattan Wine Auction
in supporting — in small or large part — • Community Events
nearly every academic pursuit and enrichment MBEF is grateful to everyone who partners with
opportunity across our seven campuses. us in our efforts. Without support from MBEF,
our public schools in Manhattan Beach would look
drastically different. There are many challenges
that lie ahead for our schools, but facing them
together as a community makes us stronger.
5 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL THE MBEF DIFFERENCE 6
School Funding
the growing costs of pensions, healthcare, and high performing districts. Funding from the initial
other mandated services, like special education, parcel tax approved through Measure MB and
is outpacing school funding. other local sources, such as the City of Manhattan
Facts FACT: Local Support Is Critical
MBUSD is frequently compared to a short
Beach and our Parent Teacher Associations
(PTAs), are also an integral part of the equation.
As a significant part of the district’s budget,
Strong public schools are an integral part of our districts, such as Palo Alto and Laguna Beach, MBEF dollars remain vital to continue to provide
list of districts throughout California that have
Manhattan Beach community. Despite high funded education at a higher level in the 70’s, the education that our parents expect, and our
strong student outcomes. However, our per pupil
property taxes, funding for our schools is not so they dedicate a larger portion of tax dollars students need to succeed.
funding for education is very different from other
what you would expect. towards education and can retain the excess
to supplement funding from the state.
FACT: California Education
Funding Is Inadequate The assumption FACT: Our Students Do Not PROJECTED PER PUPIL FUNDING BASED ON 2018-2019 ED-DATA
that our tax dollars adequately fund public Qualify For Supplemental Funding
education is simply not true. The fact is our state California uses the Local Control Funding Formula
provides barely enough to fund the basics — (LCFF) to allocate additional resources to public
not the enriched educational opportunities that school districts with higher numbers of students
we expect for our children. Funding for California who qualify for the Free and Reduced Lunch
public schools has been insufficient for decades Program, are English Language Learners, and/or
— year after year California ranks at the bottom are foster youth. While LCFF is essential to create
in annual per-pupil spending and 18% below the more equity for districts with greater numbers
national average. Manhattan Beach receives of “high need” students, the base level of
roughly $10,500 per pupil, putting our funding education funding remains inadequate for all
level at the BOTTOM of both the state students throughout the state.
and country.
FACT: Districtwide Expenses Are
FACT: MBUSD Is A Revenue Limit Growing Faster Than State Revenue
District Only a small portion of our property Our community has supplemented state funding
taxes in Manhattan Beach support education. for decades, but as expenses rise and state
The formula to allocate property tax dollars is funding flattens, the need has grown exponentially.
based on spending levels in the 1970’s. At that Even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact
time, MBUSD was a K-8 district and allocated on our economy, districts throughout the state
less than 20% of property taxes to fund schools. were faced with tough decisions — two-thirds of
Legislation permanently restricted this small California districts were already deficit spending
portion of tax dollars towards education, making and one-half had initiated layoffs before the
MBUSD a “Revenue Limit” district. “Basic Aid” pandemic. The local burden to cover
7 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL SCHOOL FUNDING FACTS 8
MBEF Grants $7.5
for 2020-21 MILLION IN GRANTS
Class Size Reduction
$4,134,500
n General Class Size Reduction (4-12)
n English and Math Class Size Reduction (6-9)
n High School Elective Enhancement/
Zero Period (9-12)
n Middle School Elective Enhancement (6-8)
Counseling & Support
$1,233,500
n Guidance and Academic Support Counselors (6-12)
n College and Career Counselors (9-12)
n Elementary Assistant Principal (TK-5)
n MBMS Assistant Principal: Student Life (6-8)
n Social Inclusion Grants (TK-12)
n Teacher of the Year Awards (TK-12)
Distance Learning Support (TK-12)
$250,000
Music Instruction (3-12)
$405,000
Physical Education (1-5)
$279,000
Reading, Writing & Libraries
$671,000
n Library Resource Specialists (TK-8)
n Reading Specialists (1-5)
STEM : Science, Technology,
Engineering & Math
MBEF provides a means for the Manhattan Beach community to invest in superior public education for $519,000
n Math TOSA (TK-12)
our students. The support has provided a foundation of excellence and has grown into a multi- n Northrop Grumman Teacher
million-dollar commitment that maintains reasonable class sizes, rigorous academics, and a breadth Innovation Grants (TK-12)
of educational experiences from kindergarten through high school. In the 2020-21 school year, MBEF
n Science Lab Assistant (9-12)
n Science Specialists (1-5)
has increased its support by over 15%, providing $7.5 million in programs and educators districtwide. n STEM Based Electives (6-8)
9 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL MBEF GRANTS FOR
HONOR
2020-2021
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ABOUT OUR GRANTS College and Career
Counselors (9-12) $257,000
English and Math Class MBEF funds the experts in the MCHS College and
Size Reduction (6-9) Career Center (CCC) devoted to coaching our high
$480,000 school students and helping them navigate the
In addition, MBEF directs CSR funding towards college application process and post-graduation
reducing class size specifically in English/ pathways. This program is an essential part of
Humanities and Math in grades 6-9. The transition helping our students make the right personal
17
to middle and high school can be challenging and choice for their next step upon graduation.
%
providing more space for personalized learning in Parents are welcome to utilize the extensive
55
core subjects ensures our students have the CCC services along with their student(s).
%
support they need. This directed grant ensures
that the average class size is near 30 for these
Elementary Assistant
critical subjects.
Principal (TK-5) $140,000
Counseling & Support Grand View and Pacific Elementary have
High School Elective Enhancement/
$1,233,500 // 17% OF OVERALL FUNDING significantly more students and teachers than the
Class Size Reduction Zero Period (9-12)
$220,000 Levels of stress, anxiety and depression other three elementary schools in the district. In
$4,134,500 // 55% OF OVERALL FUNDING at schools throughout the country with keeping with our goal of parity among schools,
This grant provides for enhanced elective options
Few educational practices have the potential similar demographics have increased at MBEF funds a shared Assistant Principal to
such as Link Crew, a mentoring program for
for greater impact than learning in a classroom an unprecedented rate. A dramatic increase increase the capacity of the Principals at both
incoming freshmen led by juniors and seniors. It
with fewer students, whether it is in person in mental health concerns among students sites to better meet the academic and social
also allows for all Mira Costa students to add an
or virtual. Both parents and teachers has led us to target a significant portion emotional needs of all students.
extra period to their schedule so they can fulfill
consistently prioritize the importance of of our funding towards social emotional
course requirements and benefit from the array of
Class Size Reduction (CSR) as instrumental in wellness districtwide.
additional elective course options. More than 25% MBMS Assistant Principal:
a student’s educational experience.
of MCHS students take advantage of an additional Student Life (6-8) $140,000
period each day. Guidance and Academic Support The additional Assistant Principal is focused on
General Class Size Reduction (4-12)
Counselors (6-12) $677,000 student and parent engagement to meet the
$3,284,500
Middle School Elective Counselors foster a sense of connection on varying needs of our student body. The
While state guidelines provide for a maximum of
Enhancement (6-8) $150,000 campus and play an essential role for students in coordination of all social emotional learning
24 students per class in grades TK-3, there are no
academic guidance and life planning. While programs at the middle school creates a more
maximums in grades 4-12. Without restrictions or The enhanced elective program at MBMS offers
districts throughout the state have increased inclusive learning environment and helps to
adequate state funding, our schools depend on middle school students a range of electives,
their student to counselor ratio, MBEF’s better meet the diverse needs of our students at
support from MBEF to ensure more reasonable including Computer Applications, Visual Arts,
investment has kept our ratios reasonable, a critical transition in their lives.
class sizes in grades 4-12. MBEF funding Film, Yearbook, Drama, and the nationally
ensuring time to work with students on time
decreases the average class size by at least 5 recognized mentoring program, Where Everybody
management, prioritization, organization, as well
students districtwide. Belongs (WEB).
as monitor student progress.
11 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL ABOUT OUR GRANTS 12
Social Inclusion Grants (TK-12) and may continue to fluctuate in the months Library Resource
$15,000 ahead. To strengthen TK-12 learning for the Specialists (TK-8) $286,000
Students and educators throughout the district 2020-21 school year, MBEF is dedicating funding Having access to a school library and knowing
are encouraged to apply for small grants for to help ensure a successful learning how to access credible sources using technology
programs that celebrate our differences and environment, particularly in a remote setting. provides endless discoveries for students. MBEF
create a welcoming environment for all students. MBEF will fund both professional development supports Library Resource Specialists to teach
support at the district and school site level, as students research and media literacy skills to help
well as access to online curriculum to ensure them leverage resources in all grade levels and
Teacher of the Year
4
consistent and productive learning across all foster a passion for reading, learning and research
Awards (TK-12) $4,500
%
grade levels. that will serve them throughout their lives.
Each year MBUSD recognizes one teacher from
each school as the Teacher of the Year, and one
of those teachers is selected as the districtwide
Teacher of the Year. With this grant, made
possible by an endowment fund sponsored by the
Nickell Family, all of MBUSD’s seven elementary Physical Education (1-5)
and secondary Teachers of the Year receive a $279,000 // 4% OF OVERALL FUNDING
monetary reward. MBEF is proud to support credentialed physical
education teachers at our elementary schools to
provide high-quality physical education and
5 9
sportsmanship instruction each week. The
% specialized instruction is complemented by
instruction provided by classroom teachers as
well. In addition to the physical health benefits,
research shows that physical activity can help
%
children improve their concentration, memory,
Music Instruction (3-12) and classroom behavior. Reading Specialists (1-5) $385,000
$405,000 // 5% OF OVERALL FUNDING
3
Reading competency and comprehension ensures
%
Music, math, language and science achievement Reading, Writing our students are on the right track for learning.
go hand-in-hand. MBEF supports music instruction & Libraries This grant funds credentialed teachers who
in grades 3-12, and as a result, the music program work with students in a small group setting
$671,000 // 9% OF OVERALL FUNDING
at MBUSD has flourished. All students in grades to increase reading proficiency on the entire
3-5 receive weekly music instruction, which The significant shifts in the way we teach
reading spectrum.
writing and literacy in our schools has had a
Distance Learning forms the foundation for our award-winning
tremendous impact on student learning. Our
Support (TK-12) middle and high school programs. This year
students continue to excel on standardized tests
additional music sections were added to support
$250,000 // 3% OF OVERALL FUNDING and participate in advanced courses and
growth in the high school program.
The learning platform has shifted dramatically electives, including Creative Writing,
for our students over the past several months Journalism, and AP English.
13 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL ABOUT OUR GRANTS 14
GRANT MAKING GUIDELINES
Northrop Grumman Teacher
Innovation Grants (TK-12) $30,000
Each year MBEF’s Board of Directors works To ensure continuity in our schools, the vast
With a dedicated grant from Northrop Grumman,
with district leadership, school principals, and majority of our funding is committed to continuing
MBEF will shift the Teacher Innovation Grant
educators to identify programs that are most successful long-term grants and teaching
Program for teachers and counselors throughout
aligned with MBEF’s mission and the priorities positions. This year, MBUSD budget cuts shifted
our district towards STEM programs in particular.
of parents and teachers. As a community-driven some funding away from our traditional programs
Each Innovation Grant provides our educators
organization, MBEF uses multiple measures to help fill the gap between what state funding
with an opportunity to exercise their passion for
to ensure the programs we fund meet our grant provides and what education actually costs in
7
teaching, develop original ideas, collaborate with
making guidelines, including surveying our our district. Additional funding from the virtual
%
colleagues, and connect with the wealth of
stakeholders biennially, meeting with school Manhattan Wine Auction was able to be directed
knowledge, expertise and talent within MBUSD.
principals and district leaders, and corresponding towards the growing priorities of our community
with stakeholders via phone, email and meetings to keep class size reasonable and support
Science Lab Assistant (9-12) throughout the year. distance learning for all students.
$59,000
STEM: Science,
The Science Lab Assistant at MCHS supports The Grants Committee, comprised of at least Our priority is to ensure that the funds we grant
Technology, Engineering
science teachers by preparing materials and 8 MBEF Board Members from all school sites, are appropriately and effectively used by the
& Math
resources to make lab instruction organized, holds multiple meetings over a six-month period, district. We do not make decisions on how
$519,000 // 7% OF OVERALL FUNDING
efficient and innovative. including several with MBUSD leadership, programs are implemented or get involved in
If our students are to compete and thrive in to determine how the available funds will be hiring or managing MBUSD employees. This
today’s global economy, we must provide a allocated. Once proposed grants are finalized, separation helps maintain the autonomy of
Science Specialists (1-5) $282,000
solid, hands-on foundation in STEM education. they are presented to the MBEF Board of MBUSD and School Board of Trustees, and
Confidence in math and science not only This grant supports credentialed science teachers
Directors for review and approval. strengthens MBEF’s voice when advocating
supports STEM-related fields, but also helps to provide elementary students with hands-on
for programming that reaches all students.
develop the ability to think critically and to lab experience and project-based learning
The approval guidelines ensure that
be innovative. opportunities that support grade-level curriculum
MBEF invests in programs that:
and strengthen a student’s passion for science.
Opportunities for enriched learning at home is Strengthen schools from kindergarten
n
Math TOSA (TK-12) $100,000 to graduation
critical to support student growth this year.
Our TOSAs have historically provided specialized Support academic excellence and
n
coaching in academic areas that require more personal growth
STEM Based Electives (6-8) $48,000
attention and growth, such as literacy, science, Reach as many students as possible
n
technology and 21st Century Teaching and MBEF supports an advanced level STEM elective
at the middle school, as well as additional course Maintain parity among all elementary schools
n
Learning. The Math TOSA will continue to
options in the STEM field. Provide innovation in teaching and learning
n
strengthen Common Core instruction while also
helping to bridge curriculum from the elementary Align with the priorities of parents, teachers,
n
to secondary levels while teaching remotely. and district goals
15 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL GRANT MAKING GUIDELINES 16
“ I love learning to write!
My teacher helps me
sound out the words
I cannot spell. My favorite
things to write about
are the sports I play —
like baseball and
basketball.
Carter Horstman
Class of 2032
”
Great Schools
Today.
Great Schools
Forever.
17 HONOR ROLL 18WAYS TO SUPPORT THE ENDOWMENT
Gifts of Cash // The simplest way to help Gifts of Real Estate // The tax benefits
grow the Endowment is to write a check, or are the same as appreciated stock. Gifts can be
The MBEF Endowment provides arrange for automatic monthly, quarterly or made outright, or through an income-producing
MBEF with a continuing and multi-year payments from your credit card. gift arrangement.
But there are many additional giving options. Planned Giving // Planned giving enables
sustainable funding source
that will expand and enhance Gifts of Appreciated Stock // If you you to maximize your charitable giving and take
have held stock for more than one year, and it’s full advantage of income and estate tax benefits.
the quality of public education
increased in value, you can transfer the stock With careful planning, a wide range of gift
in Manhattan Beach, now and
to the Endowment rather than selling the stock planning choices present practical options for
for generations to come.
and donating all or part of the proceeds. safeguarding your financial security, realizing
A transfer allows you to take the full fair market tax advantages, and contributing to MBEF’s
value as a tax deduction without capital gains. financial well-being. As you consider your options,
Donor Advised Funds // A donor advised we strongly recommend that you work with a
fund can help you realize your philanthropic goals qualified independent financial advisor, as well
by combining the flexibility of a private foundation as legal counsel.
with the tax advantages of a public charity.
Endowment
A donor advised fund allows you to make a
charitable contribution to the fund and receive READY TO CONTRIBUTE?
an immediate tax benefit. You may contribute as Please visit www.endowment.mbef.org
frequently as you like, and submit a grant to MBEF or call us at 310.303.3342.
MBEF has a successful history of providing a enough to make up for the instability of public
from the fund when you are ready.
way for parents to make a meaningful, positive school funding at the state level.
investment in their children’s education. As a ENDOWMENT GROWTH as of 7/14/20 DISBURSEMENT GROWTH
myriad of challenges continue to face public The MBEF Endowment currently stands at over
education in our state, sustainable sources of $19.5M — just shy of the $20M goal of our $20M
revenue have become even more crucial. With by 2020 campaign that we launched in 2017.
support from all those who believe in the Although we were on track heading into 2020,
importance of an excellent public school system, external factors have since challenged our
the MBEF Endowment helps to do just that. progress. The stock market crash in late
Ambitious gifts from our supporters, and strong February, in conjunction with the COVID-19
long-term investment returns, enable the MBEF pandemic, has affected the value of the
Endowment to support our schools with an annual Endowment. A prudent investment strategy
disbursement each year, while still preserving the has enabled the Endowment to rebound with
principle of the investment. Our goal is to reach a the market over the past few months.
point where the annual return on investment is
19 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL ENDOWMENT 20Our Schools
Despite limited funding from the state, our district’s outcomes speak for themselves. MBUSD
is among the top K-12 school districts statewide and our students benefit from a rich and
diverse curriculum. Within our elementary, middle and high school campuses, we host LA
County and California Teachers of the Year, award-winning Model UN, Robotics and Theater
programs, Grammy award-winning Mira Costa Music program, Distinguished, Gold, Blue, and
Green Ribbon Schools…the list goes on. Most importantly, over 95% of our students graduate
high school and continue to thrive in post-secondary training or the college right for them. Our
students excel because we have an engaged community that is willing to invest in our
children’s education and future.
TOP 1%
Mira Costa is ranked in
the top 1% of U.S.
Public High Schools
by Newsweek
and US News and
World Report.
21 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL OUR
HONOR
SCHOOLS
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22
2 2
2
2 19
Mira Costa grads
Pepperdine University INDIANA (18) 16 9 20
Pierce Community College Purdue University / 5 19 2 2
are attending over Point Loma Nazarene University Indiana University, Bloomington / 8 4 2
158 colleges and San Diego State University / 6 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 2
3 2
universities in 37 states and San Francisco State University University of Notre Dame / 4 11 18
San Jose State University / 4
IOWA (2) 2 3
5 countries, as well as 21 2 2 5
Santa Barbara City College / 3
Iowa State University 254
pursuing other vocational Santa Clara University / 3
The University of Iowa
4
Santa Monica College / 11 4
or service pathways. MCHS KENTUCKY (2) 2
College and Career Counselors
Sonoma State University / 2 14
Stanford University / 2
Morehead State University
2 3
are fully funded by donations University of California, Berkeley / 10
University of Kentucky 1
to MBEF. University of California, Davis / 6 LOUISIANA (6)
4 15 6
University of California, Irvine / 5 Louisiana State University
University of California, Los Angeles / 30 Loyola University, New Orleans
University of California, Merced Tulane University / 4 NEW JERSEY (2)
ALABAMA (2)
The University of Alabama / 2 University of California, Riverside / 6 MAINE (2) Emerson
University of California, San Diego / 10 Bates College Princeton University
ARIZONA (14)
University of California, Santa Barbara / 26 University of Southern Maine
Arizona State University / 5 NEW YORK (20)
University of California, Santa Cruz / 20 RHODE ISLAND (2) WASHINGTON (22)
Northern Arizona University MARYLAND (2) Barnard College
University of Redlands / 2 Brown University Gonzaga University
The University of Arizona / 8 Johns Hopkins University / 2 Columbia University
University of San Diego / 2 Bryant University Seattle University / 2
MASSACHUSETTS (19) Fordham University / 2
CALIFORNIA (254) University of San Francisco Spokane Falls Community College
Malloy College SOUTH CAROLINA (2)
Biola University University of Southern California / 6 Berklee College of Music / 2 University of Washington / 16
The New School / 2 Clemson University / 2
Butte College Westmont College Boston College / 7 Washington State University
California Baptist University Boston University / 4 New York University / 6 TENNESSEE (4)
COLORADO (21) Whitworth University
Emerson College / 3 Pace University, New York City Belmont University / 2
California Institute of Technology
Colorado College Pratt Institute The University of Tennessee WASHINGTON, DC (5)
California Polytechnic State University, Harvard University
San Luis Obispo / 17 Colorado School of Mines Rochester Institute of Technology Vanderbilt University American University / 2
Northeastern University
California State Polytechnic University, Colorado State University / 4 Syracuse University / 3 The George Washington University / 2
Tufts University TEXAS (15)
Pomona / 5 University of Colorado, Boulder / 14 West Point Howard University
MICHIGAN (19) Baylor University
California State University, Chico / 2 University of Denver WISCONSIN (9)
Michigan State University / 10 NORTH CAROLINA (4) Rice University
California State University, Dominguez Hills / 4 DELAWARE (2) Marquette University
University of Michigan / 9 Duke University Southern Methodist University / 5
California State University, Fresno University of Delaware / 2 University of Wisconsin, Madison / 8
High Point University Texas Christian University / 4
California State University, Fullerton MINNESOTA (2)
GEORGIA (3) Wake Forest University / 2 Texas Tech University
California State University, Los Angeles University of Minnesota
The Savannah College of Art and Design
University of St. Thomas OHIO (3) The University of Texas, Austin / 3 INTERNATIONAL (8)
California State University, Long Beach / 5
University of Georgia / 2 Miami University, Oxford UTAH (2) The American University of Paris,
California State University, Monterey Bay MISSISSIPPI (1) France
California State University, San Marcos HAWAII (4) The Ohio State University University of Utah / 2
University of Mississippi Concordia University, Montreal,
Chapman University Brigham Young University – Hawaii Ohio University VERMONT (2) Canada
University of Hawaii at Manoa / 3 MISSOURI (2)
Claremont McKenna College / 2 OREGON (16) University of Vermont / 2 Duke Kunshan University, China
University of Missouri / 2
El Camino College / 38 ILLINOIS (11) Oregon State University VIRGINIA (3) Richmond University –
Harvey Mudd College Columbia College Chicago / 2 MONTANA (2) University of Oregon / 15 The American University in London,
James Madison University United Kingdom
Long Beach City College DePaul University / 4 Carroll College
PENNSYLVANIA (4) University of Richmond The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland,
Loyola Marymount University / 7 Illinois Wesleyan University Montana State University
Drexel University University of Virginia United Kingdom/ 2
Orange Coast College School of the Art Institute of Chicago NEW HAMPSHIRE (2) Pennsylvania State University - The Paris Institute of Political Studies,
Otis College of Art and Design The University of Chicago Dartmouth College University Park / 2 France
Palomar College University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign / 2 University of New Hampshire University of Pennsylvania University of Dublin, Ireland
23 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL MIRA COSTA HIGH
HONORSCHOOL
ROLL 24Honor Roll
This list represents all 2019-2020 donors who contributed to the Annual Appeal, the Manhattan
Wine Auction Paddle Raise, as well as the MBEF Endowment. Thank you for investing in
our community, our schools, and our students!
KEY
Black: Annual Appeal*
Green: Annual Appeal + Endowment*
Blue: Endowment
Bold: 5+ Consecutive Years of Giving
*Paddle Raise Support Included
VISIONARIES INNOVATORS BENEFACTORS Theresa and David Gendron Kelly and Edward Moyzes
$300,000+ $25,000+ $15,000+ $10,000+ Sene and Eric Gray Kate and Mike Orroth
Windsong Trust Michelle and Cyrus Hadidi Anonymous Donor Kami and James Armstrong Gustafson Family Bonna and Amit Patel
Joanne and Jim Hunter Jenine and Brett Cravatt Dolly and David Boden Dana and Greg Hartmann Susan and Todd Purdy
$100,000+ Melinda and Peter T. Kendall Goulding Family Laura Thiers and Charles Boettcher Jennifer and Sterling Hathaway Joni and Duilio Ramallo
Elisa and Shane Nickerson Marissa and Ben Messer Laura and Kevin Clark Hirshberg Family Neeraj and Sam Rotondo
Chevron
Northrop Grumman Ania Borysiewicz and John Mistler Cormack Family Trisha and Michael Husson Serena Polonis and Regan Scott
SKECHERS
Jan and Chet Pipkin Monika and Aaron Mugg Jen and Bill Cram Karen and Ted Iantuono Tara and Scott Sorensen
Lan and Desmund Shirazi Shannon and Bob Nicholson Heather and Dirk de Roos Angela and Christopher Jones Amy and Stewart Thompson
$50,000+
Shauna and Michael Spenley Alison and Scott Rosenthal Kristie Daniel-DiGregorio Melissa and Terrence Kim Jane and Tom Tournat
DeWitt Wilson Family and Gino DiGregorio Izumi and Mark LaRoque Joy Higa and Chris Tuffli
W.M. Keck Foundation Schlehuber Family
Joan Jones Karyn and Fritz Eilber Jennifer and Neil Laws Judy Fujimoto and Henrik von Buttlar
William M. Keck, Jr. Foundation Lindsey and Luis Serrano
Lydia and Michael King Jennifer and Christopher Fenton Malik Family Brita and Ryan Wald
Jen and Todd Klawin Lisa and Daniel Fetters Laurie and Tom McCarthy Mandana Vossoughi
Dora and Jon Seiffer Clare and Tim Flynn Valerie and Paul Mellinger and Amirhossein Zangiabadi
Ann Marie and Rich Whitney Stacey and John Fundingsland Deanne and Steve Moore Andrea and Michael Zislis
25 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 26STEWARDS Bhatia Family Barbara Franqui and Joe Hevener Marijke and Behdad Shahsavari Karen and John Arensdorf Elizabeth and Steven Cho
$7,500+ Brandy and Rob Blake Jennifer Pham-Hott and Doug Hott Summer and Tom Sheets Julie and John Argue Caroline and Dan Chon
Lilette and David Ballantine Kelly and Bill Bloodgood Shannon Ward and Cameron Hull Diana and David Skaar Racquel and Tim Armandpour Mary Beth and David Christopher
Jamie and Misha Bedner Jo and Wyatt Bloomfield Melissa and Sal Iacono Jessica and Jon Slusser Shauna and Chuck Avrith Nancy and Eric Clapp
Bernardi Family Amanda Luftman and Stephen Boren Maile and Colin Kaiser Georgia and Paul Solomon Marcie and Corey Baim Kathy and Bob Clarke
Kim and Craig Blum Emily and Mike Brunick Cindy and Michael Kaplan Shawne and Jon Spelke Eva Fons and Pepe Baraja Dina Mayzlin and Aaron Cohen
Angie Olmos and Chris Bollinger Jen and Steven Camacho Kimberly and Jay Katsuyama St. Germain Family Kim Paperin and Julijan Barbic Jenny Wang-Cohn and Hillel Cohn
Condren/Wood Family Czarina Roxas and Daniel Chang Monica and Gary Kelly Tracy and Ken Stickney Lisa and Alfredo Barrios Sheri and Robert Cole
Jennifer and Bryan Croft Schuyler and Dennis Chang Monica and Vivek Khurana Nicole and Andrew Stoddard Francine and Alvaro Barros Kristin and Brad Coons
Derbyshire Family Alice Kuo and John Chang Caitlin and Grant Kim Lynn and Rob Stone Melanie and Ryan Barrows Lisa and Stuart Coppedge
Rebecca and Jim Dillavou Chapin Family Ivana and Brian Kirkbride Liz Jemielita and Craig Sweeny Camela Ott and Mark Bell Janiece and Conan Cotrell
Deirdre and Scott Gurney Nadia and Jon Christensen Lily Chang and Jeff Konsmo Lauren and Ted Swick Lara and Kyle Bender Philippa and John Coyne
Andrea and Lee Hutter Jeanette and Sung Chun Kraines Family Michelle and Christopher Sznewajs Sara Happ and Ilan Benhanan Monika and David Crook
Istock Family Chrissie and Harrison Clay Ashleigh and Ryan Krauch Nicole and Joseph Tang Melissa and Craig Benner Marcie and Brian Cullen
Peter and Patricia Johnstone Maya and John Clem Anicia Mendez and Adam Krikorian Heidi and Justin Thompson Tamany Vinson Bentz and Darnel Bentz Beth-Jana and John Dahl
Kimberly and Robert Jones Michelle and Jason Cobb Jill and Joe Lamkin Kelly Tran and Timothy Tran Kate and Tim Bergin Heather and Brett Dallas
Corinne and Edward King Jennifer and John Cochran Anne and Jay Lee Stephanie and Sean Tretiak Siri and Jeff Berting L. Taree and Drew Davidoff
Jessica and Bryan LaCour Erin and Brian Coppola Sarah and Jason Lefton Marlo and John Vandemore Beste Family Lynne and Dave Davis
Cynthia and Jaime Marian Katie and Tim Crawmer Julie and Mark Linnecke Lena and Bryan Vann Taryn and Richard Binder Jen and Kevin Davis
Maruyama Family Kimberly and Christopher Crisera Monique and Michael Lotze Valerie and Jose Vargas Courtney and Michael Black Paula and R. Steven Davis
Vivien Chang and Travis McIntosh Darrow Family Lily Fong and Aaron Lowenberg Susan and Carlos Vigon Lillian and Mike Bohannon Melissa and Seth Davis
Catherine and Kyle Messman Katie and Brad David Dana and Keith Lupton Jessica and Stuart Waldman Dawn and Brian Boisvert Dax Family
Jack Nguyen Angela and Malcolm Davies Hilary and Rob Mahan Waller Family Shannon and Terry Boyle Lana Choi and Kurt Decko
Ann and Spuds Powell Alice and Michael DeMartino Tommi and Perry Mann Maria Tirabassi and Jeff Warner Catherine and Philip Brodkin Natasha and Robert Derow
Nikki and Jack Reinholtz Stephanie and Marty Deur Christine and Nicholas Matthews Kim and Trevor Waterson Sarah and Doug Brown Ami and Veera Desai
Tamara and Eric Smith Donlevy Family Becky and Kit McCalla Michele and Brett Willberg Becky and Mike Bruhns Cheryl and Jimmy DeSisto
Celine and Matt Tevenan Jessica and Matthew Doran Heather McCauley Joanne and Christopher Young Victoria Billit and Matthew Budoff Digilio Family
Amy and David Traughber Monika and Lee Dover Kelly and Sam McKendry Alexa and Matt Young Diana and Matthew Bui Rachel and Brian Disser
Christine Ngo and Dat Trieu Katie and Keenan Driscoll Julie and Jeff Michael Lauren and Kasey Burke Erin Spaulding and Juergen Dold
Susan and Craig Underwood Katherine and Robert Dugdale Bahar and Nathan Mjos Amy and Scott Burrin Patricia and David Doumeng
ADVOCATES
Jennifer and Eric Van Fossen Edwards Family Kimberly and Andrew Morrow Rita and Brian Bush Debbi and Curtis Doyle
Candice and Steve Edwards Viktoria and Christopher O’Brien
$3,500+ Buxton Family Leah and Brian Duke
Shannon and Michael Williams
Christine Lew-Fan and Ayres Fan Jenna and Nick Orzano Anonymous Donnors (11) Cabanes Family Lisset and Jason Durand
Shannon and Moshe Faynsod Nicole and Kevin Pacourek Brian Ackman Charlene and Kevin Cady Kristina and Kevin Durkin
LEADERS
Nikol and John Fisher Meg and Dom Perella Leah and Chris Adams Tanja and Ralph Canada Sherry and Greg Dyer
$5,250+ Charlyn and Brady Adkins
Kimberly and Matthew Friesl Cindy and Rob Perelson Joanna and Jason Cardema Kristen and JD Dykstra
Anonymous Donors (6) Alexandra and Sean Gauss Colleen and CJ Pipkin Stacy and Greg Adler Siobhan and Tim Carroll Barbara and Todd Endlich
Abraham Family Geida Family Christine and Sri Prakash Reshma and Rahul Aggarwal Becky and Chris Casanega Julie and Steven Erich
Amezquita Family Gneiser Family April and Dave Ring Malia and Colin Aita Faye and Todd Cavanaugh Angelina Chang and Ron Escopete
Carol and Michael Amir Vanessa Camelo and Dean Gray Holly and Bryon Rockwell Rachel and Christopher Alexander Margaret Ng and Ross Chan Kari and Zack Estrin
Tammy and Steve Anderson Brandi and Bruce Greenberg Laura and Russ Roenick Nicole and Yusef Alexander Tina Wu and David Chang Melissa and Ben Eyer
Tisha Anderson Mandy and Heath Gregory Robyn and Dan Rogoff Lucia and Greg Ames Leah DeLancey and Ken Chang Christy and Mike Fach
Heather and Jason Averbook Holly and Chris Handman Shannon and Christopher Ryan Sue and Rob Antrobius Lorelei and Jason Chao Fahlbusch Family
Andrea and Jeffrey Barker Choel and Tim Harris Donne and James Segil Hurst Family and Mia Apatow Camille and Paul Checketts Debbie and Winston Fan
Lisa Bennett Kathleen Hauck Lisa Valde and Paul Severin Jori and Joe Arancio Yuri and Gary Chien Katie Gunther and Alistair Farquharson
27 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 28Kathleen Hughes and Nick Fasano Heather and Rick Grandy Katie and Brett Johnson
Lisa and Lyndon Faulkner Cathey and Tim Graves Susan and JR Johnson
Jade and Chad Feilke Hilary and Eugene Grayver Amanda and Edward Jones
“
Deborah and Michael Fein Linda and Benjamin Green Tracy and Rex Jones
Feng Family Jennifer Zhang and Sonny Green Kate and Britt Joyce I like the library
Cynthia and Carlos Ferreira Greene Family Jennifer Hodulik and Andrew Jurkowski because it is so
Raquel and Jose Fiallos Debra Lotstein and Bruce Greenspon Chiaki and Rome Jutabha organized. It’s
Kristen and Tom Finn Colette and James Griffin Kristy and Luke Kallis easy to find a new
”
Jill and Brian Firring Yaira and Jeff Gurman Michelle and Kevin Kao
favorite book.
Farnaz and Lawrence Flechner Suzanne and David Hadley Madeline and Craig Kaplan
Erin and Matthew Fleming Claire and Daniel Hall Puneet and Komal Kapoor James Maertz
Class of 2029
Nadege Klein-Flosse and Kote Flosse Lisa Hall Shweta Kapoor
Raelene and Damon Formos Jenna and Mike Hall Jo and John Karambelas
Andrea and Amir Fouladgar Kathleen and Sean Hannaway Kelly Baek and Dixon Karmindro, Sr.
Jania and Alan Fox Stacy and Ron Harrison Kristine and JC Kawalec
Lindsey and Andrew Fox Sharon Gardner and Zachary Harrison Debra and Tom Kazamek
Emily and Clinton Foy Heather Hach Hearne and Jason Hearne Betsey and Martin Keely
Diana and Christopher Franck Tracie and Brian Held Kelly and Garrett Kelley
Lindsay and Max Frank Anne and Dan Hellie Julia and John Kennard
Zoe and Mike Frank Sascha and Michael Henry Ella and Phil Kenney
Carrie and Matt Frankel Maria and Roger Herr Kenia and Sam Khavari
Talia and Paul Frederick Taryn and Van Hess Melissa and Bernard Kim
Heather and Jason Freelin Courtney and Barry Hill Julie and Brian Kim
Kim and Jon Friedman Araceli Hogan Tanya Forsheit and Reg King
Haruko and Gordon Froeb Christina and Derek Holman April and Michael Kinninger
Denise Kwok and Roy Fu Jordan and Brad Holtmeier Shana and Craig Kish
Jennifer and Michael Gale Honea Family Chiaki and Aaron Klapper
Ariel and Anda Garcia Karyn Filek Horasz and Edward Horasz Karen and Greg Kodama
Patricia and Edward Dwayne Garrett Ellen and Mark Hotchkis Kathleen and Fred Koerber
Terri and Rod Gauer Hannah and Clayton Hovivian Melissa and Jeff Koskinen
Meghan and Grover Geiselman Mary Sun and Daniel Hsia Pinky and Jim Kottoor
Sarah and Ron Geller Wendy and Brian Huang Catherine and Kevin Kramer
Gentry Family Donna and David Hughes Christy and Andy Kubitz
Monica and Xavier Gentzschein Karen and Jim Hunt Monica and Murray Kwon
Linda and Kyle Geoghegan Andrea and Patrick Hynes Monica and Christopher Lachance
Sarah and Mike Gerhardt Gianna and Rick Ingram Lizzy and Mark Lahive
Susan and Judd Gilefsky Inskeep Family Valerie and Harry Langenberg
Amy and Michael Glasman Christina and Justin Ip Leila and Shawn Langlois
Debbie and Zaheer Goodman-Bhyat Jennifer and Chris Jackson Paula and Mitch Langstein
Karen and Anil Goud Tawnya and Kent Jackson Jane and Michael Lee KEY
Michele and David Graeler Lisa and Mike Jadon Leslie and Michael Lee Black: Annual Appeal*
Chris Graham Yoojung and Wonbae Jang Will Lee Green: Annual Appeal + Endowment*
Stephanie and Mike Graham Laura and Christopher Jenks Caroline McKenzie and Michael Leo Blue: Endowment
Liz and Dan Grampp Colleen and Christian Jester Chickie and Jim Leonard Bold: 5+ Consecutive Years of Giving
Grand View PTA Lisa and James Jewell Leopard Family *Paddle Raise Support Included
29 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 30Kathryn and John LeRosen Jim Micali Carre and Brad Porter Nicole and Steve Shepley Denise and Gregg Towsley PATRONS
Melanie and Jonathan Levey Jessica and Marty Moffett Kiran and Jateen Prema Michiko and Akibo Shieh Lee and Randy Tunila $1,750+
Erin and Steve Levin Virginia and Andy Moore Erin and Stu Purdy Tamara and Mark Siegel Courtney and Jonathan Urfrig Anonymous Donors (43)
April and Cash Levy Simin Bahrami and Shayne Morgan Alison and Wes Putnam Robin and Burt Siegelman Flora and Vincent Valdez Bob Abernethy
Tiffany and Thomas Levy Catharine and D. Michael Morris, Jr. Amber and Matt Quarles Amelia and Mark Sikorski Karen and Scott Van Cleave Lisa and Kyle Acquistapace
Julie Wilner and Ben Lewis Carolyn and Christopher Mukai Tiffany and Dave Quick Saori and Tom Silecchia Jess and Glenn Vanzura Lena and Chris Adishian
Laura and James Lewis Jennifer and Christopher Murphy Jaclyn and Jonathan Quick Laura and Sergio Silva Vargas-Gable Family Albelda Family
Erica and Randy Lewis Stacy and Darryl Myrose Sandy and Kevin Quigley Kimie and Ben Silver Kathleen Newell and Jeremy Vereecke Michele and Henry Alfano
Sharon and Steve Lewis Kat and Ken Myszkowski Aarthi Arasu and Vijay Rao Kate and Michael Sinclair Anita Isanto and Pieter Viljoen Susan and Robert Allen
Tracy and Steve Lewis Sarah and Justin Nedelman Ritu and Milan Rawal Erika and Viney Singal Jenifer and Frank Vogel Shana Schoales and Michael Amiri
Karla and Todd Lewis Stacy and Beau Nellor Maria and Justin Reese Fay and Mitch Sklar Simone and Maurice Voskuilen JoAnna and Jeff Apfel
Sibil and Tim Lin Nelson Lebano Family Jaime and Ian Reichbach Carla and Gary Slavin Paul Vu Holly McPeak and Leonard Armato
Jamie and Matt Lipson Gretchen and Jim Newman Jennifer and Adam Reiss Angela and Jared Smith Nanda and Mark Wald Nicole and Kevin Armstrong
Anne and Michael Liu Leah and David Niehaus Jennifer and Jeff Remillard Cindy and Michael Smith Laura and Chris Wallace Arroyo Family
De-Ling and Simon Liu Molly and Eric Norberg Eran Rich Sokol Family Eliza and Justin Wan Gwendolyn and William Artope
Liv and Steven Long Heidi and Mark O’Brien Elizabeth and Eric Riley Kimberly and Justin Solomon Virginia Chan and Edward Wang Cheryl and Dan Arzewski
Nina and Matthew Louie Monika and Nicholas O’Deegan Robinson PTSA Shlee and Joo Song Kelly and Jeremy Weber Elizabeth and Bruce Ashmun
Candice and Culbert Lu Catherine and James Oh Kathryn and Jeff Robinson Lyn Amor Macaraeg and Joseph Soriano Fara and Steve Weiner Jania and Hasan Askari
Pamela and Matthew Luce Lisa and Chad O’Hara Nadine and Randy Roisman Kristin and Charles Southey Wysh and Dan Weinstein Kiran Pandey and Rajeev Attam
Jennifer Chung and Robert Sean Lucy Sharon and Sean O’Leary Ellen and Mike Rosenberg Dee Lahiri and Nick Southgate Natalie and Todd Weinstein Melissa Graf and Eric Bacura
Lynch Family Jen and David Oliak Donna and Gary Rosenthal Kelli and Ted Spriggs Lauren and Jason Wells Jamie and Edward Balazs
Cheryl and Brendan Lynch Kirsten and Ian Olsen Lauren and Brett Rossmann Jill and Trent Stamp Lucy Darshe and Jeff Wessels Bandai Foundation
Pam and Brian MacDonald Alison and David Orkin Ashley and Ty Rossmann Christie and Jeff Stargardter Gina and Michael West Holly and Tony Barberi
Natasha and Michael Macdonald Beth and Aaron Orozco Lisa and Afshin Safa Starling Family Doris Chang and James Whalen Adrienne and David Barksdale
Emily and George Macias Carin and Chris Ortman Christian Salceda Mandy and Mylan Stepanovich Erika and Ian White Jill and Dan Barrett
Jennie and Dan Mackechnie Lisa and Lawrence Ou Jenny and J. Kevin Sampson Whitney and Daniel Stephenson Sonia and John Wilmarth Angela and Tim Barrett
Julie and Loren Macklem Melissa and Trent Overholt Brandi and Albert Samuelian Tara and Daniel Stepper Dr. James Wilson Nina and David Bate
Donna and James Maertz Ann and Mitchell Ozawa Sondra and Russell Samuels Sterngold Family Regina Abayev and Adam Wolfson Baum Family
Manabe Family Ellen and Ben Padnos Sapadin Family Rachel and Scott Steuber Peggy and Eric Woon Selale Tuzel and Murat Bayiz
Mary and Jeremiah Mann Ishita Sharma and Hemant Pande Kalpana and Prakash Sarathy Katie and Mike Stone Cara and Eric Worley Jodi and Scott Bell
Ai Yaegashi and Sam Mannan Lynsey and Lazaros Papademetropoulos Anjali Mahoney and Mustapha Sarboute Emily and Matthew Stratton Katherine and Jeffrey Yakubik Sanaz and Eli Bendavid
Romina and Jeff Manson Rupal and Ashish Parekh Barbara van Leeuwen and AJ Sauer Stuckman/Krauch Families Zisha and Scott Yamano Kelly and Spencer Bendell
Sarah and Brandon Matloff Krisa and Jeromie Park Caryn and Sunil Saxena Patricia and Eric Sugden Mary Helen Immordino-Yang Danielle and Robert Berman
Becki and Joel May Kerry and Mark Partin Diana and Robert Schildhouse Jill and Gareth Sullivan and Kyle Yang
Ana and Alex Biegert
Vanessa and Ricardo Mazry Kavita and Ajay Patel Catherine and Jonathan Schneider Kelly and Keith Sultemeier Sudi and Omid Yazdi
Michelle McDonald and Dan Blakey
Vanessa and Colin McCafferty Pazzia Family Shirley Lin Schneider and Josh Schneider Nicole and Scott Swenson Jennifer and Bryan Yee
Hayley and Clay Blockley
Catherine and Chris McComb Fernanda and Gustavo Peixoto Josefa and Robert Scholz Tang Family Elly and Dave Young
Amber and Eric Blum
Julie and Jon McElvain Lora and Tim Penczar Stephanie and David Schroeder Julie and Ron Tani Janette and Jordan Yu
Catherine and Steve Boll
Erin and Aaron McMurtray Pennekamp PTA Stacy and Jonathan Schwartz Jessica and Matt Taubman Rehana and Andrew Zamfotis
Pearl and Greg Bonanni
Meadows PTA Kate and Nick Pennino Peir and Jeff Serota Robin and Jeb Terry Zawacki Family
Evelyn Borgatta
Shivani and Raj Mehrotra Genevieve and Jose Perez Pauline and Selman Shaby Hansni and Praveen Thadhani Chelsea and Derek Zielin
Monique and Alberto Bottene
Wimberly and James Meyer Robin Gohlke and Shawn Peterson Mojgan Vakili and Paul Shaheen Sangeetha and Divya Thai Bea and Larry Zimbalist
Lois Bourgon
Lisa and John Meyer Lily and James Phillips Jennifer and Jason Shamaly Lisa and Tom Thompson Rachel and Josh Zuckerwise
Heather and Tom Brady
Meyer Family Jessamyn and Nathan Piehl Dr. Soheil and Azita Shams Erika and Rich Thomson Tammy and Thomas Zwicki
Carol and Stephen Braskin
Kristen and Pete Meyers May and Dominic Poon Shannon and Jeremy Shelton Selena Hira-Toth and Stephen Toth Braunstein Family
31 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 32“
Andrea and Cory Brennan Joni Clark Gabriel Esteves
I enjoy the elementary music Lisa Bourque and Sean Bronson Kristin and Henry Coia Manjiri and Mike Evans
program because it gives me Deborah and Tarin Bross Coit Family Sharda and Kirk Fabrizio
an opportunity to express Daneilee de Vela and Adam Brown Jenny and Aaron Coleman Dr. Joseph Farlo
myself through music. I liked Ashley Brown Christa and Steve Colvin Karen and Mark Farrell
trying out all the instruments Elissa and Bob Brown Diana and Radu Coman Alli and Sohrob Farudi
Suzanne and Ray Brown Monica and Patrick Conner Ellen and Fernando Fayzano
and picking the one I was
”
Brownsen Family Emily and Kavin Cook Sarah and Michael Feakins
most passionate about. Nicole and Daniel Brozost Liz Cook Christy and Jacob Feldman
Maddox Chang Lauren Bruksch Cooper Family Ronda and Anthony Ferguson
Class of 2028 Abigail and AJ Buckley Lisa and Tony Corpin Christina and David Finlay
Su Fei Koo and Edwin Burgos Janice and Christopher Corr Keri and Dan Finnerty
Loren Newman and Scott Bushman Patty Lum and Stan Corzine Cheryl and Tony Fire
Kyllene and Oren Bustan Lalita Koehler and Fabio Costa Flax Family
Narine and Chris Butler Shirley and Jeremy Cramer Jun and Tim Fogaren
Marni and Jerico Cabaysa Kathy and Chris Crawford Ashley and Michael Ford
Jessica and Chase Cairncross Christiana and Dino Crescentini Grettel and Bill Fournell
Janeen and Michael Caleo Melanie and Marc Crosby Randi and Stewart Fournier
Phyllis and Oliver Calza Shuwei and Hao Cui Holly and Sean Fowler
Candice and Robert Caplé Cristina Sampaio and Marcus Cunha Frank Family
Kim and Rick Carey Maribeth and Ben Cunningham Shannon and Mario Franqui
Antonia and David Carpenter Rebecca and Burr Dalton Michelle and Alan Franz
Julie Iko and Tony Caruso Krysti Sam and Dave Dang Lindsey and John Fraumeni
Keren and Eddy Carvajal Mika and Ilan David Friedman Family
Cindy and Steven Carvel Regan and Chadd Davis Stacie and Jason Fromm
Loren Nguyen and Victor Castillo Kathleen Erskine and Terry Davis Eva and Alex Furer
Maria Crisanta Castro Kathleen and Donald Delino Christina Schlank and Steve Gaffney
Liz and Bryan Cebula Nina and Ankur Desai Jody and Brandon Gale
Angie Lee and Alfred Chak Heather and John Devereux Lynda and Joseph Galins
Linda and Paul Chance Madhuri and Puneet Dhawan Sitara and Genesis Garma
Tiffany and Peter Chang Ilia and Scott Dickey Marie Garvey
Melina Chao Richie Dimalanta Kelly Frazier and Scott Gautier
Mary Wu and Alexander Chen Mui and Tony Dolim Victoria Geant
Tiffany and Andy Chen Dina and Gregory Doll Carol and David Gerken
Jennifer and Christopher Chen Kari and Dennis Doody Lisa and Geoff Gerny
Kirsten and Michael Chen Daniela and John Dosch Josiane and Greg Goldman
Janice Liu and Andrew Cheng Andrew Perlstein and Alan Dubovsky Andrea and Greg Golovko
Sheena and Ankush Chhabra Audrey Morrissey and Ivan Dudynsky Elsie and David Gordon
Lynette and Rodney Chiabai Ori and Stephanie Dugary Michelle and Jonathan Gray
KEY Shubha and Stephen Chick Jennifer and Brian Dunbar Karen and Steve Gregan
Black: Annual Appeal* Camille and David Chittenden Laura ODonnell-Dunn and Michael Dunn Jill and Tom Griffith
Green: Annual Appeal + Endowment* Karen and Alex Chong Edda and Majd Elias Barbara and Joe Gunning
Blue: Endowment Michelle and Isaac Chu Cindy and Josh Emanuel Priya and Prakash Gupta
Bold: 5+ Consecutive Years of Giving Alice and Mark Chu Stephanie and Matt Ertman Kuifang and Jifu Han
*Paddle Raise Support Included Monica and Daniel Chun Sheliza Lalji-Esmail and Aaftab Esmail Hanlon Family
33 MBEF 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 34Kelly and Christian Hansen Nancy Hesterberg and Chris James Stephanie and Jeff Landis Vickie and Howard Matsuoka Daraporn Tanpattana and Paul Nimitsilpa Luanne and Dan Quiggle
Lisa and Jim Hardimon Nairi and Michael Jeppson Kristal and Martin Lane Shauna and Mark Mattis Lori and Jason Nolting Annette and Rolando Ramirez
Harp Family Caroline and Douglas Johnson Amy and Bill Lange Tracy and Jason Mausser Lisa Sugimoto and Donald Nose Sherryl Ray
Yurika and Ryan Harris Anna Bargagliotti and Joseph Johnson Elina and Ryan Larsen Julie and Chris Mays Daniel Novotny Carol and Jim Reach
Tabatha and Toby Harris Gabriela Rios and Richard Johnson Natalie and Jeffrey Laufenberg Cambria and Alex McCulloch Alex and Rupert Nuttall-Smith Gillian and Carter Reese
Forouzan Faridian Julie and Stuart Johnson Ashley and Aaron Lazor Denise McDermott Daniel Oatridge Jennifer and Seth Rementer
and Kamyab Hashemi-Nejad Jinny Chang and Edward Jun Johanna and Davin Lee Jessica and Chris McGee Oh Family Lindsay and Matt Rhodes
Audra and Mike Hatch Kathy Kwon and Tim Jun Teri and Edward Lee Emily and Stephen McGee Carla and Luis Olivalves Kimberly and George Richman
Jeff Hawke Brian & Kimberly Kabot Kelly and Eric Lee McIntyre Family Marie and John Olivas Lisa and Gunter Rieg
Hayes Family Payal and Amit Kachalia Alice and Griffith Lee Kristi and Peter McKenna Seema and Luis Otoya Ashley and Kevin Ritter
Samantha Jean and Teddy He Naomi and Sascha Kaeser Tanisha and Stefan Leer Sara and Frank McMaster Jenny and Harry Pak Jessica and Michael Roberts
Sue and Bob Heinemann Vera and Michael Kahn Amy and Todd Leslie Michelle & George McNee III Sormeh and Arash Panah Elise and Greg Robins
Jen and Craig Hendrickson Seema Gupta and Bill Kalra Charlotte and Russ Lesser Nathan Megaw Carli and Brian Parker Rocco Family
Meike and Blake Hennon Kari and Nikhil Kansal Jean and Ian Levy Erin and Sanjeev Mehta Alison Pascola Courtney and Christian Rogge
Mitzi and Stephen Henry Sabina Randhawa Alexandra and Bryan Ley Rebecca and Kevin Mendelson Chris and Michal Pasula Rogin Family
Kara and David Henschel and Ashwin Karamchandani Jennifer and Brett Lightner Tiffany Mesko Michelle Money and Jim Patton Julie and Brian Romias
Nichole and Bill Herman Amy and Dr. Michael Karr Lan Luo and Quentin Lilley Teresa and Benoit Michaud Stephanie and Joe Paunovich Lori and Josh Rooney
Sandy Irons and Stephen Hershkowitz Sheri and Peter Kay Dana and David Lindley Stacy and Patrick Michela Samantha and Barry Paxson Taleene and Spencer Rose
Bethany and Chip Herwegh Vivian and Matthew Kelly Meredith and Gary Lipsky Julie and Philip Miele Pean Family Kimberly and Matt Rosenfeld
Jennifer Wang and Eric Ho Peter Kennedy Kun Pu and Dapeng Liu Lindsey and Troy Mileham Amy and Bobby Pearce Heidi and Greg Roth
Hodgkiss Family Robin and Lance Kessler Jayme and Geoff Long Lauren and Scott Moffat Sally and Jason Peel Michele and Ben Rousseau
Nimia Del Rosario and Ronald Hohauser Puja and Gaurav Khanna Long Family Moglia Family Elizabeth and Beau Peelle Maggie and Rob Rubenstein
Melissa and Scott Holcomb Nicole Wong-Chong and Brian Khoddam Briana and Michael Loop Jan and Marsh Mokhtari Rene Peerboom Melissa Heckscher and Noah Rubinstein
Susan and Michael Holton Leslie and Gary Kim Christine and Ben Luedeke Montoya Family Jazmine and James Peetz Jonathan Rumble
Greta and Mike Horowitz Kelly and Jimmy Kim Ann Lundy Courtney and Marc Montpas Judy and John Peetz Valerie and Mike Ruppert
Kristi and Brent Horstman Susan and Kris Kim Laura and David Lust Shannon Whaley and John Moraytis Pepe Family Rachel Henderson and Douglas Rusnack
Fay and Jason Hove Susie and Dr. Scott Kim Jenna Luu Savanna and Michael Mothner Hayley Hoffman and Joe Peri Jodi and Bill Ryan
Kim and Aaron Howe Nataly Rader and Shawn Kim Carina and David Luwisch Laura and Rick Mueller Misayo and Brad Peterman Alice and Scott Sadowski
Julie and Henry Hsiao Hyosoon and Yung Kim Kira and Brendan Lynch Anamaria and Dragos Munteanu Maryanne and Robert Petersen Deb and Tony Salvaggio
Jenny Au-Hsieh and Jack Hsieh Quynh-van and Kevin King Tina Lee and Stephen Ma Maiko and Brian Murphy Kara and Rob Peterson Michelle and Vincent Sanchez
Stephanie and Tony Hsu Holly and Ryan King Ted Maceiko Lauren and Devon Murray Monica and Lance Pherson Sandoval Family
Aghi Koh and George Huang Kinsey Family Karen and Norman Mah Melanie and Nicholas Murray C. Phillips Family Christina and Kirk Sannella
Jenny and Paul Huang Monika and Zygimantas Kiznis Mahony Family Charmaine Cosky and Owen Murray Kristina Iskander and Cory Pike Bethany and Joel Santos
Carly Feingold and Marc Hustvedt Wendy Barbour and Larry Kleinberg David Mainzer Kate Vermeulen and Luke Myers Katie and Brian Pincus Carla Solinger and Paul Sapienza
Shannon and Stanton Ibara Joyce and Stanley Koh Patty McLoughlin Major and Paul Major Frances Nelson and Steve Napolitano Brenda and Nathan Pingelton Adis Sardinas
Jan and Tracy Inoue Lisa and Larry Kohorn Erica and Stephen Malbon Tara and Jim Negus Lee Polonis Ashley and Jim Savela
Heather and West Interian Karen and Chris Komatinsky Shelly and James Malone Dawn and David Neilson Ginger and Kristopher Pooley Lee Ann and Damian Schantz
Debbie Gezon and Doug Jacobs Kong Family Mary Mann Nemzer Family Lisa and Michael Port Christina and Nathan Schmidt
Laurie and Jeff Jacobs Marija Kosanovich Suzy and Jonah Manning Jennifer and Clay Newbill Peilin and Christopher Pratt Angie and Ron Schmidt
Stacie and Jeffrey Jacobsen Kresser Family Robert Marckel Belynda and Earle Newman Monique Fleming and Joe Priester Julie and Eric Schmirler
Kathleen Paralusz and Brad Jacobson Elizabeth and Mark Krojansky Cecile and Bill Marsh Corey and Jeff Newman Tricia and Eric Pritz Kenna McCabe Schnorr
Emma and Michael Jacobson Mari and Kyle Kupiec Joyce and John Martinez Mary Ruth and Jeff Newman Kelly Mallen and John Pulos and William Schnorr
Kristen and Steve Jacobson Dana and Warren Kushner Julie Prussack and Marc Masters Karen Lee and David Ng Michelle and Edmund Purcell Kristina and David Schrader
Maria Jacquemetton Julie and Robert Kwon Shiho and Trey Mathews Pamela Kunath and Michael Niborski Lisa and Adam Quarello Heather and Mike Schwarz
Swati and Sukesh Jakharia Kisu and Nolan Lam Wendy and Glenn Mathis Beth and Jeff Nicosia Cinzia and Rico Quevedo Stephanie and Tom Scott
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