Webb Annual Report 2012 -2013

2013-2013 ANNUAL REPORT

WEBB INSTITUTE ANNUAL REPORT

The Webb Family:

UNITED BY EXCELLENCE, SUPPORTED BY GENEROSITY

WEBB INSTITUTE ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013

WEBB INSTITUTE

Message from the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Board of Trustees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Faculty and Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Message from the Chairman of the Board . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

2012–2013 Annual Giving William H. Webb Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–8

2012–2013 Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

2012–2013 Cumulative Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10–11

Message from the Alumni Association. . . . . . . . . . . . 12–13

Class Agents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Webb Group Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Alumni Association Executive Committee . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Alumni Regional Coordinators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

2012–2013 Alumni Giving by Class Year . . . . . . . . . . . 14–19

2012–2013 Class Giving Summary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Reunion Giving. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Humorous, Generous, Devoted to Webb: Allen Noble Hoyt ’36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Couch Lab: A Son’s Gift of Innovation Honors a Father’s Vision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Scholarships and Endowments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Message from the Parents Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

2012–2013 Parents, Grandparents of Current Students and Alumni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

2012–2013 Friends, Non-Alumni Trustees, Faculty, Students and Employees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

2012–2013 Gifts in Honor, Gifts in Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

2012–2013 Heritage Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Message from the Chairman of the Development Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Support That Runs Deep: ABS and Webb Enjoy Beneficial Relationship . . . . . . . . . 30

A Tale of Two Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Soundbites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

2012–2013 WebbEY Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33–35

2012–2013 Corporations, Matching Gift Corporations, Foundations, Associations and Professional Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

The Admiralty Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

2013 Winter Work Term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Finance & Investments Fiscal Year 2013 (FY13) . . . . 38–39

OUR MISSIONTo prepare graduates for

prominent careers by:

the principles of engineering and

a broad-based knowledge of the

fundamentals of naval architecture

and marine engineering

graduates to become leaders in and

make significant contributions to their

chosen profession, and to the social

environment in which it functions

ethical standards and sense of

professionalism; cultivating curiosity

in the arts, sciences, and humanities,

and providing the background

and encouragement necessary

to support life-long learning

of William H. Webb

MISSION STATEMENTTo be internationally recognized as

a leading undergraduate educational

institution in naval architecture and marine

engineering and an asset to the nation by:

focused on naval architecture and marine

industry or other fields of endeavor

to the marine industry

academics by reducing the

size of the administrative

staff, freezing salaries,

and deferring capital

improvements. Secondly,

the Investment Committee

resolved to stay the course

with the endowment,

remaining fully invested

with a significant equity

position. This latter

decision allowed Webb’s

endowment to enjoy solid

returns as the market rebounded (see page 26).

Since 2009 Webb has maintained an austere

budget policy and has consistently finished within

budgetary projections at year end. The Board’s

Investment Committee, which oversees the

endowment, has done a truly exceptional job. As of

June 2013, the portfolio value exceeds $55 million.

None of this would have been possible without

the extraordinary generosity of our alumni. Our

annual giving rate of over 70% for alumni and over

80% for parents is the envy of other colleges and

universities. During the last eight years, alumni

giving at Webb has grown at a rate of 6% per annum.

This growth comes at a time when many colleges

have seen declining alumni participation. Well done!

Webb’s draw rate on its endowment remains higher

than desired, but we are on solid financial footing.

We have launched into the quiet phase of our next

capital campaign. One of the goals of this campaign

is to build the endowment to a level that will reduce

our draw to under 4.5% per year, a level considered

sustainable over future generations. It will allow us

to use special gifts for enhancing the Webb

educational experience and expanding our outreach.

Webb has a storied past and a very bright future. We

have much to be proud of.

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2012–2013 ANNUAL REPORT


This report covers the eighth and final year of Adm. Robert Olsen’s tenure as president of Webb Institute. In this Message from the President, I thought it appropriate to reflect on the accomplishments of those eight years, particularly with regard to financial matters.

The presidency of Adm. Olsen began in July of 2005.

Webb was in the final two years of a five year capital

campaign that would bring in nearly $9 million

in special gifts. Combined with the annual fund

contributions over that five year period, slightly

over $12 million was raised. By all standards, this

was Webb’s most successful capital campaign.

Although the endowment was well diversified in

2008, the stock market crash of 2008-2009 resulted in

dramatic reductions in value across nearly all asset

classes. Webb’s return on investment for calendar

year 2008 was -25.9%. This loss was less than the

... alumni giving at Webb has grown at a rate of 6% per annum.

This growth comes at a time when many colleges have seen declining

alumni participation. Well done!

R. KEITH MICHEL ’73 President

A M E S S A G E F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T

Building on Strength to Overcome Adversity

median of our peer colleges but nevertheless the

damage was significant. By February 2009, our

endowment had dropped to under $38 million. At

that time, the Board of Trustees, working in close

concert with President Olsen, made two decisions

that would be instrumental in restoring the health

of Webb’s endowment. First, President Olsen was

requested to implement a series of budget cuts to

immediately reduce expenditures. President Olsen

managed these cuts without impacting student

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FACULTY AND STAFFFULL-TIME FACULTYDean and Professor of Naval Architecture Richard P. Neilson, B.S., M.S.

Associate Professor of Naval Architecture Roger Basu, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Vincent J. DelGatto, B.E., M.E., M.S., P.E.

Shirley N. and Stephen R. Towne Professor of Ship Design Neil J. Gallagher, B.S., M.S., P.E.

Associate Professor of Mathematics Elena V. Goloubeva, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Assistant Dean and John J. McMullen Professor of Humanities Richard C. Harris, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Naval Architecture Adrian S. Onas, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.

James J. Henry Professor of Naval Architecture Richard A. Royce, BSIM, B.S.E., M.S., M.S.E., Ph.D., P.E.

ABS Chair of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Matthew R. Werner, B.S., M.S., M.B.A.

Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt Professor of Marine Engineering Edwin G. Wiggins, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Science George O. Williams, B.S., Ph.D.

FACULTY EMERITIProfessor Emeritus of Engineering Thomas H. Bond, B.S., B.E.E., M.E.E., P.E.

Dean Emeritus, Professor of Naval Architecture Roger H. Compton, B.S., M.S., D.Eng.

Professor Emeritus of Naval Architecture Jacques B. Hadler, B.S., M.S., P.E.

Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering John F. Hennings, B.S., M.S.

Professor Emeritus of Marine Engineering Alan L. Rowen, B.E., M.S., P.E.

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics Bruce Stephan, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus of Engineering Lawrence W. Ward, B.S., M.S., D.Sc.

ADMINISTRATIONAssistant to the Director of Financial Affairs Karen L. Albanese

Technical Services Librarian and Advanced Learning Center Coordinator Kerri Allegretta

Associate Director of Campus Computing, Web Technologies Keisha M. Brown

Assistant Director of Student Services and Admissions David Byrnes

Assistant Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Lauri D’Ambra

Electronics Lab Technician Patrick Doherty

Director of Facilities John Ferrante

Assistant Director of Database Management Shanna Hamilton

Director of Campus Computing Erica L. Hansen

Laboratory Technician Emeritus Joseph Mazurek

Consultant, Development Office Carol McLaughlin

Associate Director of Network Operations Peter P. Miller

Food Service Director Peter Morris

Director of Enrollment Management William G. Murray

President RADM Robert C. Olsen Jr., USCG (Ret.)

Director of Development Rick P. Paradis

Library Director Patricia Prescott

Executive Assistant to the President and Director of Alumni Relations Gailmarie Sujecki

Engineering Laboratory Technician-Machinist (P/T) James Swan

Assistant Director of Annual Fund, Stewardship and Research Kathleen Welsh

Registrar, Assistant to the Dean and Faculty Jocelyn Wilson

Director of Financial Affairs Margo Zoldessy

WEBB INSTITUTE

OFFICERSCHAIRMANGeorge Campbell Jr., Ph.D, President Emeritus The Cooper Union

VICE CHAIRMANGregory M. Matzat ’89 Principal Matzat Design & Engineering

VICE CHAIRMANBruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.) President Bruce S. Rosenblatt & Associates, LLC

PRESIDENTRADM Robert C. Olsen Jr. USCG (Ret.)

PRESIDENT-ELECTR. Keith Michel ’73 Webb Institute

SECRETARYJohn N. Costello ’89 Assistant Divisional Counsel Laureate Education, Inc.

TREASURERJon J. LaBerge ’76 Axis Capital

OTHER MEMBERSDonald T. “Boysie” Bollinger Chairman of the Board & C.E.O. Bollinger Shipyards

David M. Bovet ’70 Partner, Norbridge, Inc.

Jay P. Carson ’73 Vice President Engineering (Ret.) General Dynamics NASSCO

CDR Richard C. Celotto, USN (Ret.) ’73 Vice President, Engineering BMT Designers & Planners, Inc.

John C. Couch Vice Chairman C.M. Capital Corp.

Joseph J. Cuneo ’57 Chairman MARINEX International

Richard A. Gilmore ’77 Maran Gas Maritime, Inc.

Alison D. Granger P’14 Chief Investment Officer Hartford Foundation for Public Giving

William E. Jenkins President (Ret.) SeaRiver Maritime, Inc.

Jennifer E. Kollmer ’91 Assistant Chief Naval Architect Rolls Royce Marine North America

John A. Malone ’71 Malone Consulting Services

Mark F. Martecchini ’79 Managing Director Stolt Tankers

Greggory Mendenhall, Esq. Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP

Stephen M. Payne, Ph.D. Vice President/Chief Naval Architect (Ret.) Carnival Corporate Shipbuilding Southampton

Joseph H. Pyne, Ph.D. Chairman/C.E.O. Kirby Corporation

Wombi Rose ’09

Steven T. Scalzo Chief Operating Officer Foss Marine Holdings

Luther Tai, Ph.D. Chairman/C.E.O. Roberts Bay Marina, LLC

Matthew P. Tedesco ’91, Ph.D. Tedesco Consulting

Michael W. Toner Executive Vice President Marine Systems (Ret.) General Dynamics Corp.

Christopher Wiernicki C.E.O. & President American Bureau of Shipping Chairman Emeritus

CHAIRMAN EMERITUSCharles G. Visconti ’55 Chairman & President International Cargo Gear Bureau, Inc.

PRESIDENT EMERITUSRonald K. Kiss ’63

TRUSTEE EMERITUSPatrick J. Gilmartin, Esq. (Hon.) Gilmartin, Poster & Shafto

Robert D. Goldbach ’58 President MARINEX International

William O. Gray (Hon.) President Gray Maritime Company

David H. Klinges (Hon.) President, Marine Construction Div. (Ret.) Bethlehem Steel Corp.

Peter Van Dyke ’60, Ph.D. Managing Director (Ret.) T. Rowe Price

HONORARY TRUSTEESCharles R. Cushing, Ph.D. President C.R. Cushing & Co., Inc.

Jerrier A. Haddad (Hon.) Vice President (Ret.) IBM

Charles Kurz II (Hon.) President Emeritus Keystone Shipping Co.

Richard T. Soper (Hon.) President & Chairman (Ret.) American Bureau of Shipping

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERSRichard P. Neilson ’70 Dean Webb Institute

Matthew R. Werner ’95, PG’97 The ABS Chair of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

BOARD OF TRUSTEES


are entering the

profession of naval

architecture and marine

engineering, a vocation

that undergirds what

is among humanity’s

oldest and still principal

foundations of global

commerce. Describing

the shipping industry in

the recently published

book, Ninety Percent of

Everything, Rose George

points out that people have been transporting

goods by sea for more than 4,000 years. Shipping

brings goods worth upwards of two trillion dollars

to American shores annually, including two-thirds

of its oil supplies. Our graduates are destined

to become leaders in this vital enterprise.

At the end of academic year 2013, we celebrated the

outgoing President, RADM Robert C. Olsen Jr., and his

eight years of dedicated service to the college. Under

his stewardship Webb maintained its illustrious

place among premiere American colleges and

universities. Going forward, higher education is

moving through an inflection point, facing some of

the most severe strategic challenges it has ever

faced: costs that continue to rise faster than

inflation, rapidly evolving delivery models, increased

regulatory pressures, accelerating technological

change, globalization across all occupational sectors,

increased competition for philanthropic dollars, and

a growing requirement for student services on

campuses. Seeking a new president with the

exceptional vision and leadership qualities to

confront these challenges successfully, the trustees

conducted a rigorous search process and

unanimously elected R. Keith Michel, Class of 1973,

to lead this institution of the first rank in these

critical years of the twenty-first century.

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GEORGE CAMPBELL JR., Ph.D. Chairman of the Board

A M E S S A G E F R O M T H E C H A I R M A N O F T H E B O A R D

Standing Committed, Staying Optimistic In 2013 Webb Institute endures as one of a

vanishingly small number of American colleges

that guarantees every admitted student a full-

tuition scholarship, while delivering higher

education of unparalleled quality. As we approach

the 125th anniversary of the founding of Webb, it

is with enormous pride and singular pleasure that

I reaffirm our bold and unequivocal commitment

to this historic ideal. As the current academic year

unfolds, we will lay the groundwork for a new capital

campaign to generate the financial underpinning to

sustain, in perpetuity, the all-scholarship mission

and its attendant unique, egalitarian culture of

excellence. Members of the Board of Trustees have

already pledged significant support—above and

beyond their planned capital contributions—to fund

the essential start-up work for the campaign.

In my first year as chairman, I have had the privilege

of serving with a distinguished group of colleagues

on the Board. Working together, we modernized

our governance structure in consonance with the

substantial changes in regulation that have taken

place in recent years. We appointed new external

financial advisors and restructured our investment

portfolio to mitigate risk associated with market

downturns while maintaining solid returns. I have

also had the uncommon privilege of witnessing first

hand the intellectual, academic and professional

maturation of this year’s graduates under the

uncompromising demands and compassionate

guidance of a learned Webb faculty. Those graduates

Going forward, higher education is moving through an inflection point,

facing some of the most severe strategic challenges it has ever faced…

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WEBB INSTITUTE

Because of you—Webb’s dedicated supporters—2012-2013

Annual Giving exceeded expectations. The consistent

giving is an invaluable source of expendable support that

affects virtually every program, facility, faculty member

and student at Webb. Every contribution counts and helps

ensure the vitality of our unique and prestigious education.

In the pages that follow, we acknowledge all of our donors

in the Webb community for their generosity and loyalty—

Alumni, Trustees, Friends, Parents, Family, Faculty, Staff,

Students, Foundations, and Corporations.

William H. Webb in perpetuity | (Hon.) Indicates Honorary alumnus/a. | The names of DECEASED donors are italicized.

2012-2013 DONATIONSAnnual GivingWilliam H. Webb Society

VISIONARY $100,000+Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis

LuckenbachStephen R. Towne ’40American Bureau of ShippingDr. John C. Couch (Hon.)Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Hoyt ’36

GUARDIAN $50,000 to $99,999Dr. John J. McMullen (Hon.)James G. Motley 1914Stephen C. Dvorak ’50Mr. and Mrs. James G.

Motley 1914The G. Unger Vetlesen

Foundation

PACESETTER $25,000 to $49,999John O. Crafts 1902Mr. and Mrs. Allen N.

Hoyt ’36Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Livingston ’24H. Smith McKann ’38Arthur A. Burr ’54Jay P. Carson ’73Joseph J. Cuneo ’57Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. LenfestJohn A. Malone ’71Steve M. Stone ’06Thomas A. Wheaton ’77

BENEFACTOR $10,000 to $24,999James J. Henry ’35Mr. and Mrs. Duane H.

Laible ’62AnonymousMr. Donald BollingerDrs. George and Mary

CampbellRichard C. Celotto ’73R. Perry Connell ’97Crowley Maritime CorporationKenneth W. Fisher ’64Thomas W. Gillette ’52Mr. and Mrs. Harold

Granger P’14Robert J. Healy ’83Kenneth L. Heitner ’64Timothy S. Leach ’91Mark F. Martecchini ’79Gregory M. Matzat ’89McMullen Family FoundationMetLifeR. Keith Michel ’73Richard P. Neilson ’70John W. Newcomb ’66Orange County Community

FoundationRichard Pomfret ’62Scott Richards ’77Bruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.)SeaRiver Maritime, Inc.John A. Springer III ’82Reuben W. Taylor Jr. ’55The Society of Naval

Architects & Marine Engineers

Richard W. Thorpe ’55Anthony A. Urbanelli ’75Homer N. Wallin Jr. PG’62Peter F. Weber ’74W. Brett Wilson ’75

PATRON $5,000 to $9,999Robert H. Owens '44ALester Rosenblatt (Hon.)Anonymous (2)Benjamin B. Ackers ’97Applied Physical Sciences

Corp.Ms. Barbara L. AsterGeorge W. Birkhead ’63F. Roland Bjorklund ’66Mr. Henry BoisvertDavid M. Bovet ’70Joseph L. Brennan ’79Judson B. Broome ’91Peter C. Bryn ’06Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S.

Burns P’08William A. Cleary Jr. ’51Charles N. Corrado ’83Donald C. Deckebach II ’63Alexander Delli Paoli ’50Hampton K. Dixon ’11Mr. Kenneth Donnelly P’15Mr. Edward C. DuMontJohn L.R. Edgar III ’87S. Allen Face III ’70Gabelli FoundationGeorge A. Gilmore ’57James N. Greenlees ’72Paul W. Hayes ’54Manuel G. Hontoria ’88Ronald K. Kiss ’63Jennifer E. Kollmer ’91Thomas E. Koster ’67Jon Jay LaBerge ’76Thomas N. Manuel ’54Mrs. Susan Miner P’91Jason M. Neuman ’93John R. Paul ’69John W. Russell ’67Joseph A. Schetz ’58Michael L. Silber ’63Peter A. Silvia ’62Philip J. Sims ’71Richard A. Smith ’03The James J. Henry

Charitable Trust

Mr. Michael W. TonerChristopher N. Tupper ’75Dr. Robert Turoff P’15John D. Van Buskirk ’76Peter Van Dyke ’60Abbott D. Weiss ’63Dr. George O. Williams and

Ms. Gloria SosaDr. Marc Yland P’15Charles Zeien ’50

SPONSOR $2,500 to $4,999Joyce P. Bethge GP’05 (Hon.)A. Dudley Haff ’37Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R.

Hoitt ’34Roy P. McPherson ’44BRandolph H. Pritchard 1918Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E.

Royce ’46Victor E. Scottron ’36James E. Steele ’41AnonymousCatherine M. Anderson ’93Mr. and Mrs. Paul

Backas P’16Thomas H. Bond ’45Steven G. Buttner ’70Donald L. Caldera ’57Louis T. Codega ’78John N. Costello Jr. ’89Jerry W. Cuthbert ’56Drs. Theresa and Roland

DeMarco P ’13Lowell A. Dickerson ’10Mrs. S. Keith Dixon P’11Mr. and Mrs. John

Donlan P’16Brian P. R. Eisenhower ’06Carl D. Fast ’77Philip R. Faurot ’51Dr. and Mrs. Richard

Ferrieri P’11Mr. and Mrs. Paul

Fleming P’12Douglas H. Frauenberger ’02Geoffrey D. Fuller ’72

Anne M. Fullerton ’99Peter A. Gale ’59Mr. John GargiuloMr. and Mrs. Drew Gavel P’16Jacob M. Genauer ’10Richard A. Gilmore ’77Christoph A. Grueneis ’92Jacques B. Hadler (Hon.)William B. Hale ’78Taylor M. Herinckx ’06William C. Hurt III ’59Mr. William E. JenkinsPeter A. Johnson ’56KBR Community MattersCody C. Kurtz ’08Charles Kurz II (Hon.)Horton W. Lain ’55Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Licato P’15Eric W. Linsner ’70Christopher T. Loeser ’70Daniel A. Malarkey ’06Endel Mann ’60Wayne D. Martin ’67Ian W. McCauley ’10Joel S. McMinn ’75Robert G. Mende ’51Mr. and Mrs. Greggory B.

MendenhallJohn A. Mercier ’60Eugene R. Miller Jr. ’64Eugene R. Miller III ’96Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Mills P’16Brent J. Morrison ’11Mr. and Mrs. George

Mouravieff P’09, P’11, P’16Mr. and Mrs. Richard

Murphy P’13Mr. and Mrs. Paul

Neureuter P’14Mr. and Mrs. James

Nixon P’13Ronald C. Olander ’55Steven Pagan ’88Jennifer B. Panosky ’85Robin S. Rose ’09Daniel Schorsch ’58Mrs. Nancy Schultz P’02Alfred H. Schwendtner ’54

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Ted A. Slotwinski ’73David G. St. Amand ’77VADM Paul E. Sullivan,

USN (Ret.)Winston B. Sutter ’53Thomas P. Tindale ’10Joseph M. Verdon ’63Paul G. Vibrans ’71Charles G. Visconti ’55Michael J. Whalen ’79Robert L. Williams ’54John P. Wise ’09Douglas M. Wolff ’77Meldon J. Wolfgang IV ’93Steven F. Wolgamot ’69Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Zahray P’14

MEMBER $1,000 to $2,499Mr. and Mrs. R. Peaslee

DuMont ’32Stephen C. Dvorak ’50Edward F. Ganly ’36Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Hindle Jr. Carl E. Kreidler 1920George Laing 1912Willard V. Markey ’35Walmer E. Strope ’42Robert Taggart ’42Anonymous (2)Paulo A. Almeida ’95Jonathan R. Amy ’70A. Todd Andre-Colton ’74Badge Agency, Inc.Cameron M. Baker ’07Lauren Balza ’05Mr. and Mrs. William

Bartling P’13Christopher J. Becker ’08David B. Benson ’56George J. Berger ’66Scott D. Black ’90James A. Bock ’66Robert H. Bolling ’97

Jeffrey B. Bowles ’00Alfred A. Bozzuffi ’78Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

Brackin P’16Stephen R. Breit ’79Mr. Chris Brown and

Ms. Samira Hakki P’16Neal A. Brown ’57Corey L. Bruno ’02Joseph A. Burns ’62Ian R. Busch ’88Kathleen M. Cain ’07Robert B. Carelli ’09Gregory E. Castleman ’76Lincoln D. Cathers ’56Dr. and Mrs. Terry

Chaffee P’16David S. Chapman ’72Mrs. Lih-Guey L. Chen P’15Yongjun Chen PG’99Fred B. Chester ’66Allan S. Childers ’12Mr. Christopher J. ChovitMatt Collette ’99Roger H. Compton ’61, PG’64Robert M. Conachey ’80Mr. and Mrs. Martin

Conway P’15Charles M. Cox ’41Warren E. Culbertson ’47Jacqueline A. DeSpirito ’02Paul H. Diehl ’56Douglas H. Dirks ’66Victoria Dlugokecki ’88C. Mitch Dmohowski ’88David J. Donatelli ’11Philip S. Douthit ’72Courtney C. Ewing ’05Jaye Falls ’95James A. Fay ’44BPeter B. Fontneau ’68R. Mark Forssell ’55Matthew R. Fox ’04Mrs. Elinor R. FreinbergAustin J. French ’09John P. Gallagher ’74Neil J. Gallagher ’78

Charles Garland ’58Adam E. Geary ’07Mr. and Mrs. Anthony

Gianforcaro P’15John L. Glaeser ’68Douglas M. Gluntz ’57Robert D. Goldbach ’58Fred Gordon ’78William T. Gotta ’07Richard S. Graham ’83Gregory M. Griffin ’77Mr. and Mrs. Stephen

Griswold P’14Paul Gronwall ’71Mr. George Gross P’10Mr. and Mrs. Steven

Guglielmoni P’12David W. Gustavson ’78Evelyn R. Hackel ’05Jerrier A. Haddad (Hon.)John W. Hall ’63Raymond S. Hall Jr. ’58James R. Hancock ’67Mr. and Mrs. Michael

Hanford P’15Zachary J. Harris ’11Arthur L. Harrison ’59James Harvie ’55Todd R. Heidenreich ’89David A. Helgerson ’77Mark R. Henry ’62Christopher A. Hicks ’99Russell H. Hoffman ’74Jay S. Howell Jr. ’72D. Michael Hutchings ’95Roy E. Johnson ’62Stephen R. Judson ’74William L. Jukes ’91Sang Ouk Kim ’11Edmund T. Klemmer ’44BDavid H. Klinges (Hon.)John R. Knobel ’73Mr. and Mrs. L. Randall

Koenig P’80Mr. and Mrs. Lyubo

Kolich P’96

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WILLIAM H. WEBBIn PerpetuityWebb has benefitted in many

ways through planned gifts left

by alumni and friends alike. It is

only proper that their generosity

be specifically memorialized in our

Annual Reports, both those who

have left major gifts and those

whose gifts are more modest but of

enduring value towards enhancing

the perpetuation of Webb’s legacy.

Recognition is shown in bold print

for a donor’s gifts, assuming a four

percent annual yield on the amount

of the gift, a value that reflects a

modest yield that reflects a benefit

in perpetuity. Remembering Webb

in our estate planning is one way

we can follow the example set

for us by our founder, William H.

Webb. If you are a member of

Webb’s Heritage Society, thank you;

if not, please consider joining.

Stephen D. Koopman ’91Heidi C. Landen-Greene ’96John W. Larson ’53Maurice J. Laurier ’50David S. Lawson Jr. ’55Cyrus J. Lawyer IV ’06Marc T. Limeri ’77William T. Lindenmuth ’63Lindsey K. Lindgren ’08Bridget F. Lisnyk-

Washlack (Hon.)Douglas J. Loeser ’73Anthony Loreto ’08Christopher H. Lyons ’10Dr. and Mrs. Walter M.

MacleanKyle R. Manis ’12Mr. and Mrs. Donald

Marburger P’07Robert J. Marinelli ’73Nikolas P. Martecchini ’09Bernard C. Mayer ’57Justin H. McCarthy ’55Nathan J. McKenzie ’98Joshua S. McMinn ’09Thad J. Michael ’97Stephen T. Minnich ’08Edmund C. Mortimer PG’63Andrei Mouravieff ’09

Richard A. Mulford ’61Ian Mutnick ’96Schuyler J. Needham ’12Erik Nilsson ’93Mr. and Mrs. Michael

Nowakowski P’10William F. Nugent ’90Liam C. O’Connell ’98Matthew H. O’Leary ’07Thomas T. O’Shea ’00Mr. and Mrs. Keith

O’Sullivan P’14Dr. and Mrs. Carl R.

Partanen P’87Robert V. Pierce ’50Charles G. Pieroth ’61, PG’64Philip M. Poullada ’78Mr. and Mrs. David

Przelomski P’16Mark D. Pudlo ’87David C. Purdy ’50Mr. Joseph H. PyneIrving G. Raphael ’67Edward A. Rerisi ’96Donald E. Rickerson III ’13Benjamin E. Rising ’93Paul W. Risseeuw ’65David R. Rodger ’63Karen G. Rossbach ’91

James W. Royle Jr. ’66Eric Runnerstrom ’69Kit Ryan ’67Christian Saether ’75Arthur C. Sargent ’53Christine Schleicher ’89Dean M. Schleicher ’88Richard Schmitt ’62Eugene Schorsch ’52Mr. and Mrs. Christian

Schweizer P’08Alexander L. Scott ’10Mr. Benjamin Scott and

Dr. Patricia Shustock P’10Lewis R. Sheldon III ’73Justin P. Shell ’08David M. Shepard ’85Steven C. Shepstone ’77Lorne B. Sheren ’73Edward Shope ’59Richard B. Siek ’74Reed D. Sigfridson ’73Joseph A. Signorelli ’54Elizabeth M. Singleton ’07Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey

Slocum P’10Bret S. Smart Jr. ’09J. William Smith ’63Richard A. Smith ’76

Douglas L. Snediker ’98, PG’99

Paul G. Snyder ’69Joel P. Sodowsky ’96, PG’97Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Soja P’13Kelly T. Sonerholm ’06Richard T. Soper (Hon.)Leah R. Sosa ’08Jeremy A. Stahlin ’66Mr. and Mrs. George

Stebe P’08John R. Stebe ’08Joseph F. Stroschein ’56Mr. and Mrs. James

Sturdy P’16Gailmarie Sujecki (Hon.)Sean M. Sundey ’03Henry B. Suydam ’43Thomas S. Taylor ’53Catherine A. Tedesco ’94Matthew P. Tedesco ’91Daniel P. Thrush ’96Edmund G. Tornay ’56Steven W. Torok ’97Owen W. Tredennick ’97Elizabeth A. Tuckel ’01Matthew D. Turns ’00Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R.

Turns P’00

John Vasilakos ’77Edward V. Vienckowski ’78Robert J. vom Saal ’67Charles B. Walburn ’70Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker

P’12, P’14, P’16J. Michael Wallace ’62Britton R. Ward ’95Jonathan D. Ward ’09Webb Alumni AssociationMr. and Mrs. Robert

Weklar P’15Matthew R. Werner ’95Sarah E. Wickenheiser ’08Vincent S. Wickenheiser ’08Daniel Wilson ’09XScott G. Withee ’72Stefan T. Wolczko ’09Timothy Yen ’04Peter B. Zahn ’80Robert B. Zubaly ’55

William H. Webb in perpetuity | (Hon.) Indicates Honorary alumnus/a. | The names of DECEASED donors are italicized.8

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One of my favorite things about Webb is participating in the Webb soccer team. I have played soccer my whole life, and being able to continue playing has been a lot of fun. Another one of my favorite things at Webb is singing in the Webb chorus, the WooFS. I had never tried singing in a chorus before and was surprised to find out how much I enjoy it. Finally, I enjoy the accessibility of all the facilities.

–Amy Zahray ’14

2012-2013 DONATIONSAnnual GivingWilliam H. Webb Society

9 (Hon.) Indicates Honorary alumnus/a. | The names of DECEASED donors are italicized.

PRESIDENT’S CLUB $500 to $999Anonymous (6)Edgar D. Alderson ’49Roderick A. Barr ’60Dr. Roger BasuMark R. Bebar ’70Gwendalyn D. Benoit ’01James B. Benoit ’01Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Benoit P’01Michael R. Birmann ’86Andrew S. Bond ’98W. Porter Bratten III ’08Thomas P. Brewton ’74Candace Brown ’04Mr. James BrownStuart C. Bunnell ’70Mr. and Mrs. David Cain P’07Thomas W. Campbell ’69William M. Cannon ’65Michael E. Cariello ’10Dr. and Mrs. Esteban

Castro P’11Paul D. Chapman ’67Albert R. Chovit ’51Richard A. Claytor PG’56Thomas B. Cole ’60Anthony T. Constable ’02Jason M. Dahl ’02William C. Danilczyk ’07Dudley A. Dawson ’71Mrs. Eleanor B. DayMr. and Mrs. Richard

Del Valle P ’13Mr. and Mrs. Vincent

DelGatto P’12Tedi R. Derrickson ’10Andrew J. DeSpirito ’03Thomas E. Dickenson ’92Sean R. Doran ’12Jonathan H. Dowsett ’09Alana Duerr ’08Phillip S. Duerr ’09Robert E. Dvorak ’07James R. Dwyer ’72Michael S. Eaton ’06David D. Eberhardt ’07Richard G. Eddy ’55Robert L. Ediin ’54Fred P. Endrizzi ’62Samuel R. Ernst ’03Patrick D. Faas ’07Frank P. Falci Jr. ’54Kenneth W. Faulter ’81Theresa L. Fielding ’96Kimberly A. Fisher ’86Alan G. Forssell ’53

Mr. Howard Frauenberger P’02Mr. Dale Froriep P’15Patrick J. Gilmartin (Hon.)Michael J. Goodwin ’69John A. Graap Jr. ’61David J. Grant ’98Timothy Graul ’63XStuart R. Greene ’95Jennifer G. Grimsley-Michaeli ’98David M. Gross ’10Mr. and Mrs. George P. Gross

GP’10Charles L. Grover III ’58Ryan E. Hackel ’04Thomas R. Hagner ’66Jared P. Harlan ’12Dr. Richard C. HarrisAndrew D. Harville ’09Brian D. Heberley ’01Christine L. Heberley ’02Bill Helming ’73T. Mark Herder ’78Halsey C. Herreshoff ’55Ernest L. Holmboe ’61Kenneth C. Holmboe ’55John C. Hootman ’01Mr. Glenn Howard Jr.Joseph A. Hubbard ’95Michael J. Hughes ’88Lucas A. Hurt ’01John F. Ince ’66Daniel P. Jacques ’87Orris B. James Jr. ’51XMr. and Mrs. Michael

Jansen P’14Caitlin E. Jarecki ’05Vincent J. Jarecki III ’05Ralph E. Johnson ’68Eric Jordan ’05Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kamahi P’93Joseph J. Kelleher ’84Ivan N. Kirschner ’81XRobert J. Kleinschmit ’06Ulrich H. Koch ’55Philip C. Koenig ’80John B. Kopp ’41Clinton W. Kreitner PG’65Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

Kupferer P’99Geoffrey G. Landon ’79Evan J. Lee ’05Peter S. C. Lee ’10Jonathan D. Leivo ’07Diana M. Look ’09Mr. and Mrs. Edward

Louie GP’13Mrs. Roger M. LukeDuncan T. MacLane ’78

Jeffrey S. Magrane ’89Mr. and Mrs. James Manis P’12Matthew G. Marburger ’07Henry S. Marcus ’65Mariano’s Cleaning Service, Inc.Albert M. Martinson Jr. ’53William R. McCreight ’67Mr. and Mrs. Michael

McElroy P’14Jason W. Minett ’06Michael G. Morabito ’05Joseph D. Mott Jr. ’75Lidia Mouravieff ’11Katharine A. C. Munkenbeck ’04Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mutnick P’96George P. Neyman PG’66Francis X. Nicastro ’56Jack Oczeretko ’12John F. O’Dea ’68RADM and Mrs. Robert

C. Olsen Jr.Henry A. Olson ’63Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owen P’15Jay E. Paris ’64Joel R. Parry ’79Dale E. Pederson ’12George L. Phillips ’51Mr. and Mrs. Nat Pitti P’15Craig A. Pomeroy ’83Mr. and Mrs. Alan Poritz GP’15Herman S. Preiser ’49Walter D. Rabe ’70Lisa M. Read ’97Dr. and Mrs. Daniel

Reifsnyder P’08Jeffrey D. Reifsnyder ’08Thomas C. Rider ’82Richard C. Rodi ’64XJohn K. Roper ’53Edward W. Ross ’45Kenneth Rusinek ’72David L. Rusnak ’88Thomas A. Ryan ’88Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sarles P’10David J. Sawyer ’08Rachel A. Sawyer ’09Spencer A. Schilling Jr. ’82Frederick Seibold Jr. ’61Carl R. Setterstrom ’73James J. Shaughnessy ’89Luke A. Shingledecker ’00Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith P’13J. Niel Spillane ’50Jerry L. Steiner ’70Larry K. Stephens ’63Luke L. Suda ’80Michael J. Telfer ’98Thomas R. Tolppi ’90Jessica K. Tomczak ’08Peter K. Wallace ’93Mr. Robert Waterhouse and Mrs.

Linda Ziedrich P’13William C. Webster ’59Emily E. Whitman ’05Simmy D. Willemann ’10Jonathan G. Williamson ’58Ethan T. Wiseman ’11Karl R. Witmer ’75Jerod L. Wyman ’98David M. Yannitell ’67Eugene A. Yourch ’59Matthew B. Zahn ’05Thomas E. Zielinski ’72

YOUNG AMERICA CLUB $250 to $499Anonymous (2)Robyn J. Anders ’64James K. Antrim ’72Kevin D. Baetsen ’77Ms. Susan C. Barra P’07Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D.

Bergquist P’99

Victor W. Bethge ’53, GP’05Alan M. Bolind ’98 PG’99Nathaniel S. Bossett ’96Michael J. Bradford ’75Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burnett P’16Michael Bushnell ’69Mrs. Phyllis CanterChad S. Caron ’98Michael G.K. Cheng ’12Mr.and Mrs. David S.

Comiske P’15Bruce D. Cox ’66Steven M. Cullity Jr. ’07Nicholas J. DelGatto ’12Greg Diggs ’91Nicholas M. Dombrowski ’02Grant B. Dugan ’81Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton P’06John S. Eck ’90Allen D. Evans ’61Jenna M. Ferrieri ’11J. Carey Filling Jr. ’93Mr. and Mrs. Trevor French, P’09Mark W. Gagnon ’82Michael L. Gerardi ’82Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilfus P’15Bradley D. Golden ’99Patrick J. Goss ’90Ms. Toni Gratzel P’15C. Kent Greenwald ’80Dr. Linda Gross-Cheliotes P’10Mr. Austin P. GuentherLance O. Guliani ’81Nathan T. Hagan ’12Robert W. Hall ’67Erica L. Hansen ’81Daniel H. Harris ’85Mr. and Mrs. Donald T.

Harris P’85Nancy A. Harris ’88Charles E. Hawkins IV ’91Robert B. Hedges ’53Patrick T. Hester ’01David S. Homiak ’75Christopher G. Hooper ’11Mrs. Jessica Hurt P’01Ms. Alexandra Iozzi P’15Peter E. Jaquith ’65Mrs. Patricia B. Jeffers P’01Robert K. Jenner ’70Albert N. Kamahi ’93Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kehl P’91Steven L. Kerr ’82Mr. & Mrs. David Kleiman P’87Andrew R. Kondracki ’83William P. Krol Jr. ’81Mr. and Mrs. Krzysztof

Kuczera P’15Russell E. Kupferer ’99Michael G. LaGrassa ’07Peter J. Lapp ’77Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lee P’89Johanna M. Lee ’08David E. Little ’75Andrew Lum ’12

Daniel S. Mannheim ’08William J. Markuske ’10Thomas W. Mattson ’67James W. McCoy ’57Gary W. McCue ’75Bill R. McEachen ’84Vito R. Milano PG ’60William M. Milewski ’86John R. Mixon ’97Stephen K. Neely ’85John D. Nonemaker II ’10Andrew J. Nowakowski ’10Mr. and Mrs. Rick P. ParadisJonathan G. Parrott ’79Mark D. Paulhus ’85Stephen M. Payne (Hon.)David R. Pedrick ’70George A. Petersen ’51Daniel J. Platt ’87Robert C. Ranzenbach ’82Mr. and Mrs. Brandt A.

Rising P’93Joshua W. Rothman ’10Ryan W. Sadlo ’07Mr. Thomas D. SartorMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey

Sawyer P’08Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Schacht P’13Arthur W. Schmidt ’48Gram E. Schweikert ’02John E. Sirutis ’67Daniel J. Snyder ’10John S. Spencer ’69Mr. and Mrs. James Spillane P’13Mr. Joseph Stansky and

Ms. Lynn O’Brien P’16Stanley C. Stockdale ’73Michael H. Stodick ’00John J. Sullivan IV ’01Christopher Swanton ’98Donald J. Szostak ’59William B. Terney ’60Mr. Bruce Thompson and Ms.

Laurie Geisel P’15Bernard M. Thomson III ’66Lennert O. Thunberg ’58Edward S. Van Dusen ’67Ryan L. Vittetoe ’94Phillip J. Wagner ’78Robert J. Walling ’12Lawrence W. Ward PG’51Jennifer K. Waters ’91Thomas J. Waters ’89William A. Watts ’76Mr. and Mrs. Daniel

Wickenheiser P’08Mr. and Mrs. Donald

Wolczko P’09Mark K. Wolf ’95Daniel W. Yannitell ’62Andrew S. Zahn ’76Gary R. Zane ’77Mr. and Mrs. David

Ziedrich GP’13

2012-2013 DONATIONSAnnual Giving


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WEBB INSTITUTE

LAUREATE FELLOWS $1,000,000 +

American Bureau of ShippingJohn O. Crafts 1902Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Hoyt ’36Kate I. LuckenbachH. Smith McKann ’38Dr. John J. McMullen (Hon.)James G. Motley 1914Stephen R. Towne ’40Alfred M. Zeien ’52

LAUREATE SUSTAINERS $500,000 TO $999,999

William J. Blanton Jr. ’71Dr. John C. Couch (Hon.)Joseph J. Cuneo ’57ExxonMobil FoundationJames J. Henry ’35Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. LenfestMr. and Mrs. John A. Livingston ’24

LAUREATE LEADERS $250,000 TO $499,999

Victor W. Bethge ’53, GP’05Arthur A. Burr ’54Crowley Maritime CorporationLeslie B. Durant ’39GAMCO Asset Management Company

Richard A. Goldbach ’58Robert D. Goldbach ’58A. Dudley Haff ’37J. J. Henry Company, Inc.Robert K. Kistler ’46Mr. and Mrs. Duane H. Laible ’62

Owen H. Oakley ’37Lester Rosenblatt (Hon.)John W. Russell ’67Richard W. Thorpe ’55Peter Van Dyke ’60

FOUNDING $100,000 TO $249,999

Mario Iacobucci Andrea ’39Carl B. ’25 and Florence H. Aster

Joyce P. Bethge GP’05 (Hon.)Jay P. Carson ’73Alexander Delli Paoli ’50Mrs. Katherine Dixon P’11 (n)S. Keith Dixon P’11 (n)Kenneth W. Fisher ’64Thomas F. FitzGerald ’34Lawrence R. Glosten ’40Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Graziano (Hon.)

Kenneth L. Heitner ’64Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Hoitt ’34

Huntington Ingalls Newport News

Ronald K. Kiss ’63Charles Kurz II (Hon.)John A. Malone ’71 (n)Thomas N. Manuel ’54 (n)Willard V. Markey ’35Roy P. McPherson ’44BMetro Machine Corp.McMullen Family Foundation (n)R. Keith Michel ’73 (n)Walter H. Michel Jr. ’39John W. Newcomb ’66Orange County Community Foundation (n)

Robert H. Owens ’44ARichard Pomfret ’62Randolph H. Pritchard ’18Stanley L. Quick ’44AMarian R. QuickJohn K. Roper ’53Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Royce ’46

Mr. and Mrs. George A. SawyerJoseph A. Schetz ’58Daniel Schorsch ’58Victor E. Scottron ’36Dr. and Mrs. James H. SimonsJames E. Steele ’41

Walmer E. Strope ’42Reuben W. Taylor Jr. ’55Thomas S. Taylor ’53The Bostonian Society/Boston Historical

The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation (n)

The Glosten Associates, Inc.The James J. Henry Charitable Trust

The Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers

The TK FoundationVan Dyke Family FoundationHomer N. Wallin Jr. PG’62Edward B. Warchol ’37Grace WardLawrence W. Ward PG’51Edward R. Weber ’42Thomas A. Wheaton ’77 (n)Geoffrey D. M. Wilkie ’82

SUSTAINING $50,000 TO $99,999

George W. Birkhead ’63Boeing Matching Gift ProgramMr. Donald BollingerBollinger FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. BurnsDonald L. Caldera ’57Richard C. Celotto ’73R. Perry Connell ’97 (n)Alvin E. Cox ’41Jerry W. Cuthbert ’56Paul H. Diehl ’56 (n)Stephen C. Dvorak ’50 (n)Richard G. Eddy ’55Frederick P. Eisenbiegler ’46George A. Gilmore ’57Jerrier A. Haddad (Hon.)Jacques B. Hadler (Hon.)James Harvie ’55Robert J. Healy ’83 (n)Herbert Engineering Corp. (n)Stephen R. Judson ’74 (n)Edmund T. Klemmer ’44B

Ulrich H. Koch ’55Joseph A. Kochanczyk ’41Carl E. Kreidler ’20Dorothy J. Kurz (n)Kurz Foundation (n)Horton W. Lain ’55Timothy S. Leach ’91Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation

M. Rosenblatt & Son, Inc.Mark F. Martecchini ’79Wayne D. Martin ’67Albert M. Martinson Jr. ’53Gregory M. Matzat ’89Justin H. McCarthy ’55Robert G. Mende ’51Richards T. Miller ’40Francis X. Nicastro ’56 (n)Steven Pagan ’88John R. Paul ’69Edward Renshaw ’44AScott Richards ’77 (n)Bruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.)Mr. Steven T. ScalzoAlfred H. Schwendtner ’54 (n)SeaRiver Maritime, Inc. (n)Peter A. Silvia ’62Philip J. Sims ’71Ted A. Slotwinski ’73John A. Springer III ’82 (n)Steve M. Stone ’06 (n)The Ambrose Monell Foundation

William duBarry Thomas ’51Christopher N. Tupper ’75Charles G. Visconti ’55Webb Alumni AssociationPeter F. Weber ’74Capt. and Mrs. William E. Weisert ’40, USN (Ret.)

Steven F. Wolgamot ’69Adin K. Woodward ’43Charles Zeien ’50

LEADERSHIP $25,000 TO $49,999

Benjamin B. Ackers ’97Ronald J. Altmann ’63Amgen Foundation (n)Catherine M. Anderson ’93Ms. Barbara L. AsterPaul E. Atkinson ’42Montgomery Banister ’44AGeorge J. Berger ’66F. Roland Bjorklund ’66BMT Designers and Planners (n)

Thomas H. Bond ’45David M. Bovet ’70Joseph L. Brennan ’79 (n)Judson B. Broome ’91Peter C. Bryn ’06 (n)Timothy N. Buffum ’44ASteven G. Buttner ’70Mr. Edward J. CampbellLincoln D. Cathers ’56Paul D. Chapman ’67Chevron Humankind Employee Funds

Community Foundation of New Jersey

Roger H. Compton ’61, PG’64Michael Costagliola ’42Mr. Edward C. DumontMr. & Mrs. R. Peaslee DuMont ’32

Kathleen W. EddyJohn L.R. Edgar III ’87Enron CorporationExxonMobilS. Allen Face III ’70Philip R. Faurot ’51 (n)James A. Fay ’44BPeter B. Fontneau ’68R. Mark Forssell ’55Foss Marine Holdings, Inc.Foss Maritime Co.C. Larry French (Hon.)Peter A. Gale ’59John P. Gallagher ’74Edward F. Ganly ’36

The William H. Webb Society honors and celebrates

the extraordinary commitment of Webb's most loyal

contributors—those donors whose cumulative giving

exceeds $25,000.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the following

Alumni, Trustees, Parents of Students and Alumni, Friends,

Corporations and Foundations, who are members of the

William H. Webb Cumulative Giving Society.

2012-2013 DONATIONSCumulative Giving

New member (n) | (Hon.) Indicates Honorary alumnus/a. | The names of DECEASED donors are italicized.


Austin Ganly (n)Charles Garland ’58General Dynamics NASSCOGeneral Electric CorporationThomas W. Gillette ’52Patrick J. Gilmartin (Hon.)Mr. Richard A. Gilmore ’77Mr. and Mrs. Hal Granger P’14 (n)

Leslie M. Gray III ’68Mr. and Mrs. David L. Greene P’95

William B. Hale ’78 (n)Mr. and Mrs. Scott Harlan P’12Paul W. Hayes ’54John G. Hill ’36Mrs. Anne P. HindleJohn D. Holman ’44BManuel G. Hontoria ’88Albert S. Hove ’55William C. Hurt III ’59Illinois Tool Works Foundation (n)

Jewish Communal Fund (n)George A. Johnson ’36Frank Joyce ’44AAnthony Karpich ’36David H. Klinges (Hon.)Jennifer E. Kollmer ’91Thomas E. Koster ’67Frank A. Kuntz ’40

Alfred Kurzenhauser ’51Jon Jay LaBerge ’76George Laing 1912David S. Lawson Jr. ’55Gabriel F. Lefebvre Jr. ’52Carl E. Lindholm Jr. ’50Eric W. Linsner ’70Lloyd’s Register of ShippingHarrison T. Loeser ’43Mrs. Ewan A. MacCormackEdward M. MacCutcheon ’37Endel Mann ’60Maritrans, Inc.Joseph Mazurek (Hon.)Eugene R. Miller Jr. ’64James A. Mulcahey ’42Richard A. Mulford ’61John J. Nachtsheim ’47Richard P. Neilson ’70Jason M. Neuman ’93Ronald C. Olander ’55 (n)Warren W. Oliver Jr. ’50Jennifer B. Panosky ’85Robert V. Pierce ’50Charles G. Pieroth ’61, PG’64Philip M. Poullada ’78Irving G. Raphael ’67Raytheon Systems Company/Matching Gifts

Paul W. Risseeuw ’65 (n)David R. Rodger ’63

Rolls-Royce Naval Marine Inc.James W. Royle Jr. ’66Richard Schmitt ’62Eugene Schorsch ’52Joseph A. Signorelli ’54Richard T. Soper (Hon.)Walter W. Splackhaver ’22David G. St. Amand ’77Mr. and Mrs. David Stone P’06Winston B. Sutter ’53Henry B. Suydam ’43Robert Taggart ’42The Gerda and Ole Skaarup Foundation

Charles E. Thornhill ’42Mr. Michael W. Toner (n)John D. Van Buskirk ’76 (n)Mr. Stephen A. Van DyckPaul G. Vibrans ’71Edward V. Vienckowski ’78Robert J. vom Saal ’67Abbott D. Weiss ’63 (n)Michael J. Whalen ’79Dr. George Williams and Ms. Gloria Sosa

Robert L. Williams ’54W. Brett Wilson ’75Frank W. Wood ’40

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website URL changed to

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WEBB INSTITUTE

A ME SSAGE F ROM T HE A LUMN I A SSOC I AT ION

Could it be just a coincidence that next year (2014) marks the 125th anniversary of the founding of Webb Institute (check those numbers … 1-2-5) … and in anticipation

of that celebration, the 2012-13 Webb Alumni Fund

(WAF) posted another record year with annual fund

contributions of almost $1,250,000 (($1,246,363 to be

exact) – an increase of 5.5% over last year. The average

personal gift increased to $1,390 (up 4%), the average

total gift (including matching) increased to $1,666 (up

5.6%), and 310 alumni (41% of alumni donors) were

members of the William H. Webb (WHW) Society,

having contributed at least $1,000.

As impressive as $1,250,000 may sound, we didn’t quite

make our goal of $1,265,000, but if we were to include

the $118,000 in relatively modest “planned gifts” that

were realized from the estates of four Webb alums now

deceased (James Motley 1914, Allen Hoyt ‘36, Stephen

Dvorak ’50, and William Cleary ’51), the goal would have

been comfortably exceeded. Total gifts from alumni,

living and deceased, in 2012-13 were $1,365,000. We

encourage all alums to become members of the Webb

Heritage Society, which recognizes those who have the

foresight to provide for Webb in their estate planning.

JOHN A. MALONE ’71 Webb Alumni Fund

Chairman

MATTHEW P. TEDESCO ’91 WAA President

2012-2014

A Year For The Record Books

1939 Mario I. Andrea1940 Richards T. Miller1943 Henry B. Suydam1944B Edmund T. Klemmer1945 Thomas H. Bond1948 Arthur W. Schmidt1949 John J. Slager1950 Maurice J. “Whitey” Laurier1951 William duBarry Thomas1952 Gabriel F. Lefebvre1953 Albert M. “Marty” Martinson1954 Paul W. Hayes1955 Horton W. Lain1956 Peter A. Johnson1957 George A. Gilmore1958 Raymond S. “Pete” Hall1959 Edward Shope1960 Roderick A. Barr1961 Roger H. Compton

1962 Richard Pomfret1963 George W. Birkhead1964 Eugene R. Miller Jr.1965 Paul W. Risseeuw1966 John W. Newcomb1967 John W. Russell1968 John F. O’Dea1969 Eric Runnerstrom1970 Eric W. Linsner1971 Paul G. Vibrans1972 David S. Chapman1973 Richard C. Celotto1974 Peter F. Weber1975 Anthony A. Urbanelli1976 John D. Van Buskirk1977 Richard A. Gilmore1978 Neil J. Gallagher1979 Mark F. Martecchini1980 C. Kent Greenwald

1981 Erica L. Hansen1982 Mark W. Gagnon1983 Robert J. Healy1984 Bill R. McEachen1985 Jennifer B. Panosky1986 William M. Milewski1987 John L. R. Edgar1988 Victoria Dlugokecki1989 Gregory M. Matzat1990 Patrick J. Goss1991 Matthew P. Tedesco1992 Theresa Haven1993 Jason M. Neuman1994 Brian M. Mulligan1995 D. Michael Hutchings1996 Eugene R. Miller, III1997 Owen W. Tredennick1998 Christopher Swanton1999 Bradley D. Golden

2000 Andrew W. Polay2001 Jason P. Updegraph2002 Douglas H. Frauenberger2003 Andrew J. DeSpirito2004 Matthew L. Unger2005 Matthew B. Zahn2006 Steve M. Stone2007 Kathleen M. Cain2008 Leah R. Sosa2009 Jonathan H. Dowsett2010 Jacob M. Genauer2011 Lidia Mouravieff2012 Steven Guglielmoni2013 Colin SpillanePG’61- PG’68 Edmund C. MortimerPG’99 William C. Stafford

CLASS AGENTS

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In fact, this Annual Report begins a new practice of

identifying the “giving club in perpetuity” that results

from an assumed 4% annual yield from a planned gift.

In other words, a realized planned gift of $25,000 earns

that deceased alum recognition in every Annual Report

as “William H. Webb Society Member in perpetuity”

because $25,000 x 4% = $1,000 to Webb every year.

Overall participation by all living members of the

Webb Alumni Association was 69% for 2012-13, but

if we calculate participation based only on our living

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undergraduates (which is the standard practice for

comparison with other colleges), our participation for

2012-13 was an impressive 71%. We congratulate all

of our Class Agents for this achievement, particularly

those 14 whose classes achieved 100% participation:

’43, ’45, ’49, ’54, ’55, ’59, ’60, ’67, ’69, ’70, ’06, ’07, ’09, and

’13. We applaud the outstanding participation of the

eight most recent graduating classes (’06 – ’13)—an

impressive 92.1%. Clearly, Webb Institute remains

vibrant and relevant as its recent graduates show their

respect and affection through their financial support.

A notable highlight of 2012-13 was the re-establishment

of a team of Group Leaders who will coordinate and

support the Class Agents in their assigned groups

of classes. The Group Leaders are: Tom Manuel ’54,

Roger Compton ’61, Eric Runnerstrom ’69, Tony

Urbanelli ’75, Jen Panosky ’85, Jake Neuman ’93, Jason

Updegraph ’01, and Stefan Wolczko ’09. Looking

ahead to 2013-14, we are pleased to announce the

appointment of Stefan Wolczko ’09 as WAF Co-

Chair. In that capacity, he will take on increasing

responsibility for the operation of the annual WAF,

allowing the Alumni Fund Chairman to focus more

attention on the Major Donor and Planned Giving

components of our development and fundraising

program. Honorary alum Gailmarie Sujecki will take

Northern New England .............. Russ Hoffman ’74

Southern New England .............. Doug Slocum ’10

New York Area ........................... Michael Klein-Urena ’11

Washington D.C. Area ................ Kathleen Cain ’07

Southern Virginia ...................... Jennifer Ryan ’99

Florida ....................................... Volunteer needed

Texas ......................................... Tom Koster ’67

Southern California ................... Michelle Adam ’97

Northern California ................... Cameron Baker ’07

Seattle/Pacific Northwest ........ Stefan Wolczko ’09

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

WEBB GROUP LEADERS ALUMNI REGIONAL COORDINATORS

President ...................... Matthew P. Tedesco ’91

Vice President .................Jennifer E. Kollmer ’91

Secretary ........................Peter Wallace ’93

Treasurer ........................Victoria Dlugokecki ’88

Fifth Member...................Simmy D. Willemann ’10

Regional Coordinator ......Ian Mutnick ’96

Alumni Fund Chairman ....John A. Malone ’71

Historian .........................Matthew R. Werner ’95, PG’97

Past President ................Richard C. Celotto ’73

Members at Large ...........Thomas N. Manuel ’54 Anthony A. Urbanelli ’75

1948–1957 ....... Thomas N. Manuel ’54

1958–1964 ....... Roger H. Compton ’61, PG‘64

1965–1971 ........ Eric Runnerstrom ’69

1972–1979 ........ Anthony A. Urbanelli ’75

1980–1988 ....... Jennifer B. Panosky ’85

1989–1997 ....... Jason M. Neuman ’93

1998–2005 ...... Jason P. Updegraph ’01

2006–2013 ...... Stefan T. Wolczko ’09

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WAF CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION VS. GOALS

on an increased role in the WAF as the principal point of

contact at Webb for communication and correspondence

with Alumni, Class Agents, and Group Leaders.

The success of the Webb Alumni Fund depends on the

Board of Trustees’ Development Committee for their

leadership and guidance, our outstanding team of Class

Agents for their dedication and support, and the

Development Office staff for their enthusiasm and hard

work. As we approach the 125th anniversary of Webb

Institute, we are reminded that it is the generosity of the

748 Webb grads, postgraduates, and honorary alums

identified in the pages of this Annual Report that

perpetuates the legacy of William H. Webb to provide the

bright, eager, and deserving students of today and future

generations an extraordinary educational opportunity.

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Honorary AlumniGIFTS TO ANNUAL FUNDDonors 10Participation 43%Dollars $22,959

Patrick J. Gilmartin *Jerrier A. Haddad *Jacques B. Hadler * Barbara Hamlin * David H. Klinges * Charles Kurz II* Bridget F. Lisnyk-Washlack *Bruce S. Rosenblatt *Richard T. Soper *Gailmarie Sujecki

1941GIFTS TO ANNUAL FUNDDonors 2Participation 50%Dollars $2,100

Charles M. CoxJohn B. Kopp


Harrison T. LoeserHenry B. Suydam *Philip Thiel *

1944BGIFTS TO ANNUAL FUNDDonors 2Participation 50%Dollars $2,000

James A. Fay *Edmund T. Klemmer * Barbara Hamlin *


Thomas H. Bond *Richard D. Jaffin *Robert B. Reed *Edward W. Ross *John B. Woodward *

1946GIFTS TO ANNUAL FUNDDonors 1Participation 50%Dollars $100

Robert L. Kelly *


Warren E. Culbertson


Donald E. Kane *Arthur W. Schmidt *


Edgar D. AldersonHerman S. Preiser * John J. Slager *


Alexander Delli Paoli *Maurice J. Laurier *Robert V. Pierce *David C. Purdy *J. Niel Spillane *Charles Zeien


Robert J. AndersonAlbert R. Chovit *Philip R. Faurot *Robert G. Mende * George A. Petersen *George L. Phillips *Robert M. Wilkinson * Carl P. Wilson *Orris B. James Jr. ’51X


Thomas W. Gillette *Gabriel F. Lefebvre *Eugene Schorsch *John W. Sims *


Victor W. Bethge * Alan G. Forssell *Robert B. Hedges *John W. Larson *Albert M. Martinson John K. Roper * Arthur C. Sargent *Winston B. Sutter *Thomas S. Taylor *

Increased gift over last year | * WebbEY | Deceased | Heritage Society Member

2012-2013 DONATIONSAlumni Giving by Class Year

Alumni giving is the cornerstone of Webb’s fundraising

foundation. It allows Webb to continue to grow and

provide the best educational experiences possible to

our students. Webb is especially grateful to its alumni

whose extraordinary loyalty manifests itself through one

of the highest alumni giving participation rates among

all colleges and universities anywhere in the world.

Webb’s dedicated Class Agents play an integral role

in helping increase alumni participation and revenue

by encouraging classmates to demonstrate an active

role in Webb’s future by supporting the school and

being involved in activities on and off campus.

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Arthur A. Burr *Robert L. Ediin *Frank P. Falci *Paul W. Hayes * Thomas N. Manuel *Alfred H. Schwendtner *Joseph A. Signorelli *Robert L. Williams *George L. Colborn ’54X *George H. Plude ’54X *


Richard G. Eddy R. Mark Forssell *James Harvie * Halsey C. Herreshoff Kenneth C. Holmboe *Ulrich H. Koch *Horton W. Lain * David S. Lawson *Justin H. McCarthy * Ronald C. Olander *Reuben W. Taylor *Richard W. Thorpe * Charles G. Visconti *Robert B. Zubaly *


David B. Benson *Lincoln D. Cathers * Jerry W. Cuthbert * Paul H. Diehl *John F. Hillmann *Peter A. Johnson *Francis X. Nicastro *Joseph F. Stroschein *Edmund G. Tornay *


Neal A. Brown Donald L. Caldera * Joseph J. Cuneo * George A. Gilmore * Douglas M. Gluntz *Bernard C. Mayer *James W. McCoy *George B. Patterson *Daniel H. Thompson *


W. Edward Christiansen * Charles Garland * Richard A. Goldbach * Robert D. Goldbach Charles L. Grover *Raymond S. Hall *Alfred I. Raff *Joseph A. Schetz * Daniel Schorsch * Lennert O. Thunberg *Jonathan G. Williamson


Peter A. Gale * Arthur L. Harrison William C. Hurt *Robert S. Johnson *William C. Marrin *Edward Shope *Oren L. Stephans *Donald J. Szostak *William C. Webster *Eugene A. Yourch


Roderick A. Barr *William L. BrinckThomas B. ColeKenneth E. Court * Endel Mann *John A. Mercier *Clifford P. Meyer *Robert K. Richardson *William B. Terney *Peter Van Dyke *Don B. Young *


Wayne H. ChristensenRoger H. Compton * Allen D. Evans *John A. Graap *Ernest L. Holmboe *Richard A. Mulford *Charles G. Pieroth * Frederick Seibold *Theodore L. Thorsen *


Albert H. Bowers *Terry E. Brockett *Joseph A. Burns *Fred P. EndrizziMark R. Henry * Roy E. Johnson *Robert McGowan *Richard Pomfret *Richard Schmitt *Peter A. Silvia * J. Michael Wallace *Daniel W. Yannitell *


Ronald J. Altmann *George W. Birkhead *Donald C. Deckebach John W. Hall *Ronald K. Kiss * William T. Lindenmuth *Henry A. Olson *David R. Rodger * Michael L. Silber *J. William Smith * Larry K. Stephens *Joseph M. Verdon *Abbott D. Weiss * Timothy Graul ’63XBridget F. Lisnyk-Washlack (Hon.) *

Webb students follow a long-standing tradition of self-governance and academic rigor. We rise to the challenge of our work and responsibilities. Students in the program know that “Webbie” is much more than a cute moniker. –Henry Jansen ‘14

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Robyn J. Anders *Kenneth W. Fisher * Kenneth L. Heitner * Paul B. Mentz *Eugene R. Miller *Jay E. Paris * Richard C. Rodi ’64X *


William M. Cannon *Peter E. Jaquith * Karl L. Kirkman *Henry S. Marcus * David G. Moorhead *Paul W. Risseeuw *William G. Wallace *Robert A. WarrenBob Huret ’65X *


George J. Berger *F. R. Bjorklund *James A. Bock Fred B. Chester *Bruce D. Cox Douglas H. Dirks *

Thomas R. Hagner *John F. Ince *John W. Newcomb * James W. Royle * Jeremy A. Stahlin *Bernard M. Thomson *Alexander C. Landsburg ’66X


Paul D. Chapman * Robert W. Hall *James R. Hancock *Thomas E. Koster *Wayne D. Martin *Thomas W. Mattson *William R. McCreight *Irving G. Raphael *John W. Russell * Kit Ryan *John E. Sirutis *Richard L. StorchEdward S. Van Dusen *Robert J. vom Saal * David M. Yannitell *Mark Skinner ’67X *


Anonymous *Peter B. Fontneau *John L. Glaeser *Leslie M. Gray Ralph E. Johnson *John F. O’DeaKent D. Woodward


Michael BushnellThomas W. Campbell *Michael J. GoodwinThomas P. Mastronarde *John R. Paul *Eric Runnerstrom *Robert C. Seiwell *Paul G. Snyder *John S. SpencerSteven F. Wolgamot *


AnonymousJonathan R. Amy *Mark R. Bebar *David M. Bovet *Stuart C. Bunnell *Steven G. Buttner *S. Allen Face *John G. Harrison *Robert K. Jenner *Eric W. Linsner *Christopher T. Loeser *Richard P. Neilson * David R. Pedrick *George L. PetrieWalter D. Rabe *Jerry L. Steiner *Charles B. Walburn *


Gerald E. Bellows *Dudley A. Dawson *Paul GronwallJohn A. Malone * Philip J. Sims *Paul G. Vibrans *Dennis F. Antweiler ’71X *


James K. Antrim *Peter D. Canning *Thomas W. Chadwick *David S. Chapman *Michael D. Comens *Philip S. Douthit *James R. Dwyer *Willa N. France *Geoffrey D. Fuller *James N. Greenlees * Jay S. Howell *Kenneth Rusinek *Paul R. VragelScott G. WitheeThomas E. Zielinski *Peter F. Zink *


Jay P. Carson *Richard C. Celotto * David H. CollinsBill HelmingJohn R. Knobel *Stephen J. Lardie Douglas J. Loeser Robert J. Marinelli *R. Keith Michel * Joseph G. Rudnicki *Carl R. SetterstromLewis R. Sheldon *Lorne B. Sheren *Reed D. Sigfridson *Ted A. Slotwinski *Stanley C. Stockdale


AnonymousA. Todd Andre-ColtonThomas P. Brewton *John P. Gallagher *Russell H. Hoffman *Stephen R. Judson *Richard B. Siek *Peter F. Weber *


John P. ArchibaldMichael J. BradfordMichael R. BrooksPeter W. FlemmingDavid S. Homiak *Timothy A. KnowlesDavid E. LittleGary W. McCue *Joel S. McMinn Douglas R. McPhersonJoseph D. MottGeoffrey S. Rivinius * Christian Saether *Christopher N. Tupper *Anthony A. Urbanelli *W. Brett Wilson *Karl R. Witmer *


Gregory E. CastlemanPeter R. CoeDavid S. GreeleyRichard F. LabaskyJon Jay LaBerge *Richard A. Smith * John D. Van Buskirk *William A. Watts *Andrew S. Zahn


Kevin D. Baetsen *Carl D. Fast *Richard A. Gilmore * Gregory M. Griffin * David A. Helgerson * Peter J. Lapp *Marc T. Limeri *Scott D. OrloskyRobert H. Owens *Scott S. Richards * Steven C. Shepstone * David G. St. Amand *Robert J. Stortstrom *John Vasilakos *Thomas A. Wheaton *Douglas M. Wolff *Gary R. Zane *



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Matthew D. Blake *Alfred A. Bozzuffi *Louis T. Codega *Neil J. Gallagher *Fred GordonDavid W. Gustavson *William B. Hale *T. Mark Herder *Duncan T. MacLane *Philip M. Poullada * Edward V. Vienckowski *Phillip J. Wagner *


Stephen R. Breit *Joseph L. Brennan *Douglas S. Henn *Geoffrey G. Landon *Mark F. Martecchini *Jonathan G. Parrott *Joel R. Parry *Michael J. Whalen *


Robert M. Conachey *C. Kent GreenwaldJames A. Gretzky *Kathleen Henn *Michael J. KidwellPhilip C. Koenig *Todd R. NassLuke L. Suda *Peter B. Zahn *


Grant B. Dugan *Kenneth W. Faulter *Lance O. Guliani *Erica L. HansenWilliam P. KrolIvan N. Kirschner ’81X *


Anonymous *Kyle S. Brunelle *Mark W. Gagnon *Michael L. Gerardi *Steven L. KerrJames R. Moody *Robert C. Ranzenbach *Thomas C. Rider *Spencer A. Schilling *John A. Springer *Geoffrey D. Wilkie *


Charles N. CorradoRichard S. Graham *Robert J. HealyAndrew R. Kondracki *Craig A. Pomeroy *Carol A. Vernon


Anonymous *Joseph J. Kelleher *Bill R. McEachen *


Robert P. Fooks Robert F. Glover Douglas C. Goldhirsch *Daniel H. Harris *Glen W. Margolis Jim McMahon *Stephen K. NeelyJennifer B. Panosky * Mark D. PaulhusThomas J. Perrotti *Daniel E. RollandDavid M. Shepard *


AnonymousMichael R. Birmann *John A. DiBlasiKimberly A. Fisher *Lawrence LeibmanWilliam M. MilewskiMelissa K. Morgan *Scott D. Roodvoets


John L.R. Edgar *Paul F. Gallagher *Daniel R. HealyLorraine HealyDaniel P. JacquesDaniel J. Platt *Mark D. Pudlo *Barry M. SolomonTracy L. Zullo

Webb Sailing team winning 3rd Place in American Spring Series.

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Ian R. Busch *Victoria Dlugokecki *C. Mitch DmohowskiNancy A. Harris *Manuel G. Hontoria *Michael J. Hughes *Steven Pagan *David L. RusnakThomas A. RyanDean M. Schleicher *


John N. Costello *Todd R. Heidenreich *Jeffrey S. Magrane *Gregory M. Matzat *Christine Schleicher*James J. Shaughnessy *Thomas J. Waters *


Michael C. BartonScott D. Black *John S. EckPatrick J. Goss *Eugene H. GotimerWilliam F. NugentThomas R. Tolppi


Judson B. Broome *Greg DiggsCharles E. Hawkins *William L. JukesJennifer E. Kollmer * Stephen D. Koopman *Timothy S. LeachJ. Paul LemoineS. Taylor OlsonKaren G. Rossbach *Matthew P. Tedesco *Jennifer K. Waters *


Thomas E. Dickenson *Christoph A. Grueneis *Theresa Haven *Paul T. Weber *


Catherine M. Anderson *J. Carey Filling *Spencer JohnsonAlbert N. Kamahi *Jason M. Neuman *Erik Nilsson *Benjamin E. Rising *Jeanne E. Torstenson *Peter K. Wallace *Meldon J. Wolfgang *


Anonymous *John A. GrabeelScott MantelAmee A. ShahCatherine A. Tedesco *Ryan L. Vittetoe


Paulo A. AlmeidaThomas A. BeckleyChristopher B. DeckerJaye Falls *Daniel B. Gebhardt *Stuart R. Greene *Joseph A. Hubbard *D. Michael Hutchings *Sarah M. Leitner *Britton R. Ward *Matthew R. WernerJana Wesson *Mark K. Wolf *


Nathaniel S. BossettTheresa L. FieldingChristopher M. Lake *Heidi C. Landen-Greene *Eugene R. Miller *Ian Mutnick *Edward A. Rerisi *Joel P. Sodowsky *Daniel P. Thrush


AnonymousBenjamin B. Ackers *Michelle L. Adam *Robert H. Bolling *R. Perry Connell *Scott C. Henry *Thad J. Michael *John R. Mixon *Douglas A. ReadLisa M. Read *Steven W. TorokOwen W. Tredennick *


Alan M. BolindAndrew S. Bond *Chad S. Caron *Wm. J. Flatt *David J. Grant *Jennifer Grimsley-MichaeliNathan J. McKenzie *Mark J. Myers-RussoLiam C. O’Connell *Douglas L. Snediker *Christopher SwantonMichael J. Telfer *Jerod L. Wyman *Tin-Guen Yen


Matthew D. Collette *Anne M. Fullerton *Bradley D. Golden *Christopher A. Hicks *Russell E. Kupferer *Susan E. Lake *Jennifer R. Ryan *Anissa M. StansfieldTodd M. Stansfield


Jeffrey B. Bowles *Damian Bozzacco *Scott G. Furr *Thomas T. O’SheaAndrew W. Polay *Luke A. Shingledecker *Michael H. StodickMatthew D. Turns *


Gwendalyn D. Benoit *James B. Benoit *Brian D. Heberley *Patrick T. Hester *John C. Hootman *Lucas A. Hurt *Alma C. Jacobson *Donald R. Jacobson *Elizabeth F. Jeffers *John J. SullivanElizabeth A. Tuckel *Jason P. Updegraph *Stephen J. Van Denburg *Gabriel D. Weymouth *


AnonymousRyan J. Babb *Corey L. Bruno *Anthony T. Constable *Karyn V. Cox *Jason M. Dahl *Jacqueline A. DeSpirito *Nicholas M. Dombrowski *Douglas H. Frauenberger *Christine L. Heberley *Gram E. SchweikertJoseph J. Tooker


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Heather D. Barden *Andrew J. DeSpirito *Samuel R. ErnstRichard A. Smith *Sean M. Sundey *Andrew D. Wiggins


Brendan M. AbbottDaniela T. AbbottCandace Brown *Matthew R. Fox *Ryan E. Hackel *Katharine A. Munkenbeck *Matthew L. Unger *Timothy Yen *


Lauren R. Balza *Courtney C. Ewing *Evelyn R. Hackel *Caitlin E. Jarecki *Vincent J. Jarecki *Eric Jordan *Evan J. Lee *Michael G. Morabito *Emily E. Whitman *Matthew B. Zahn *


Peter C. Bryn *Michael S. Eaton *Brian P. R. Eisenhower *Taylor M. Herinckx *Robert J. Kleinschmit *Andrew R. Lange *Cyrus J. Lawyer *Daniel A. Malarkey *Jason W. Minett *Kelly T. Sonerholm *Steve M. Stone *


Cameron M. Baker *Robert I. Barra *Kathleen M. Cain * Brendan M. Carr *Steven M. Cullity *Mark P. D’Angelo *William C. Danilczyk *Robert E. Dvorak *David D. Eberhardt *Patrick D. Faas *Adam E. Geary *William T. Gotta *Michael G. LaGrassa *Jonathan D. Leivo *Matthew G. Marburger *Matthew H. O’Leary *Brian J. Petersen *Nathan L. Pratt *Ryan W. Sadlo *Elizabeth M. Singleton *


Christopher J. Becker *W. Porter Bratten *Alana Duerr *Kristin P. Jarecki *Cody C. Kurtz *Johanna M. Lee *Lindsey K. Lindgren *Anthony Loreto *Daniel S. Mannheim *Stephen T. Minnich *Jeffrey D. Reifsnyder *David J. Sawyer *Justin P. Shell *Emerson L. Smith *Luke C. Soletic *Leah R. Sosa *John R. Stebe *Jessica K. Tomczak *Adam H. Van Doren *Sarah E. Wickenheiser *Vincent S. Wickenheiser *


Robert B. Carelli *Jonathan H. Dowsett *Phillip S. Duerr *Austin J. French *Andrew D. Harville *Lauren N. Kadlec *Diana M. Look *Nikolas P. Martecchini *Joshua S. McMinn *Andrei Mouravieff *Laura K. Patterson *Robin S. Rose * Rachel A. Sawyer *Bret S. Smart *Jonathan D. Ward *John P. Wise *Stefan T. Wolczko *Aurore V. Zuzick *Daniel Wilson ’09X


Michael E. CarielloSeth D. CooleyTedi R. DerricksonLowell A. DickersonJacob M. GenauerDavid M. GrossPeter S. LeeChristopher H. LyonsAmanda M. MalarkeyWilliam J. MarkuskeIan W. McCauleyJohn D. NonemakerAndrew J. NowakowskiJoshua W. RothmanDustin R. RybovichAlexander L. ScottDouglas L. SlocumDaniel J. SnyderThomas P. TindaleSimmy D. Willemann


Michael A. AbbruscatoHampton K. Dixon David J. DonatelliJenna M. FerrieriBenjamin FisherZachary J. HarrisCasey M. HarwoodChristopher G. HooperSang O. KimJustin R. KlagMichael E. KleinAndrew J. LachtmanIan S. McMahonBrent J. Morrison *Lidia MouravieffRyan A. PfeiferChristopher RoseKatherine A. WhalenEthan T. WisemanElie Amar ’11EMarion C. James ’11ERuth L. Taylor ’11E


Cathryn A. BishopMichael G. ChengAllan S. ChildersNicholas J. DelGattoSean R. DoranJohn A. FlemingSteven GuglielmoniNathan T. HaganJared P. HarlanAndrew LumKyle R. ManisSchuyler J. NeedhamJack OczeretkoDale E. PedersonRobert J. Walling


W. Bryce Bartling Kierstin M. Del Valle Roland D. DeMarco Daniel A. DwyerMichael D. LaRoseSean P. MurphyGerardo E. NixonDonald E. Rickerson III Roxanne R. Schacht Marc V. Smith Jonathan J. Soja Colin T. Spillane Justin C. Van EmmerikSamuel K. WaterhouseTroy D. ZangleDouglas C. Zangre

PG’51-’60GIFTS TO ANNUAL FUNDDonors 5Participation 31%Dollars $1,165

Allyn V. Bress PG’59 *Richard A. Claytor PG’56 *Wilbur J. Mahony PG ’58 *Vito R. Milano PG ’60 *Lawrence W. Ward PG’51 *


L. Dennis Ballou PG’61 *Walter B. Christmas PG ’61Jon K. Elliott PG’68 *William T. Gurnee PG’68Clinton W. Kreitner PG’65Edmund C. Mortimer PG’63 *

George P. Neyman PG’66Homer N. Wallin Jr. PG’62 *


Yongjun Chen PG’99 *

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CLASS AMOUNT# OF

DONORS# LIVING ALUMNI PARTICIPATION

AVERAGE GIFT

Honorary $22,959 10 23 43% $2,296

1939 $0 0 1 0% $0

1940 $0 0 1 0% $0

1941 $2,100 2 4 50% $1,050

1942 $0 0 1 0% $0

1943 $5,457 3 3 100% $1,819

1944A $0 0 1 0% $0

1944B $2,000 2 4 50% $1,000

1945 $3,800 5 5 100% $760

1946 $100 1 2 50% $100

1947 $1,000 1 4 25% $1,000

1948 $600 2 3 67% $300

1949 $1,500 3 3 100% $500

1950 $18,402 6 9 67% $3,067

1951 $7,250 8 10 80% $906

1952 $22,060 4 6 67% $5,515

1953 $8,140 9 10 90% $904

1954 $49,159 8 8 100% $6,145

1955 $48,206 14 14 100% $3,443

1956 $14,805 9 10 90% $1,645

1957 $36,893 9 11 82% $4,099

1958 $17,112 11 12 92% $1,556

1959 $11,425 10 10 100% $1,143

1960 $13,280 11 11 100% $1,207

1961 $8,253 9 10 90% $917

1962 $32,519 12 13 92% $2,710

1963 $55,314 13 14 93% $4,255

1964 $37,599 6 11 55% $6,267

1965 $4,197 8 9 89% $525

1966 $25,300 12 16 75% $2,108

1967 $20,500 15 15 100% $1,367

1968 $8,265 7 10 70% $1,181

1969 $13,700 10 10 100% $1,370

1970 $36,672 17 17 100% $2,157

1971 $19,839 6 11 55% $3,306

1972 $15,640 16 17 94% $978

1973 $80,957 16 20 80% $5,060

1974 $22,100 8 11 73% $2,763

1975 $34,190 17 21 81% $2,011

1976 $17,595 9 14 64% $1,955

1977 $56,286 17 22 77% $3,311

1978 $16,862 12 16 75% $1,405

CLASS AMOUNT# OF

DONORS# LIVING ALUMNI PARTICIPATION

AVERAGE GIFT

1979 $20,539 8 16 50% $2,567

1980 $3,982 9 17 53% $442

1981 $1,850 5 8 63% $370

1982 $12,850 11 20 55% $1,168

1983 $18,350 6 16 38% $3,058

1984 $2,530 3 12 25% $843

1985 $6,550 12 21 57% $546

1986 $1,875 8 19 42% $234

1987 $7,505 9 20 45% $834

1988 $15,284 10 18 56% $1,528

1989 $22,424 7 16 44% $3,203

1990 $3,400 7 15 47% $486

1991 $40,375 12 18 67% $3,365

1992 $7,350 4 16 25% $1,838

1993 $16,725 10 16 63% $1,673

1994 $2,750 6 18 33% $458

1995 $8,300 13 14 93% $638

1996 $11,396 9 16 56% $1,266

1997 $25,488 12 19 63% $2,124

1998 $7,451 14 19 74% $532

1999 $7,525 9 21 43% $836

2000 $5,270 8 14 57% $659

2001 $5,757 14 17 82% $411

2002 $9,832 12 17 71% $819

2003 $7,649 6 16 38% $1,275

2004 $5,175 8 15 53% $647

2005 $7,912 10 13 77% $791

2006 $46,567 11 11 100% $4,233

2007 $14,582 20 20 100% $729

2008 $18,770 21 24 88% $894

2009 $21,134 18 18 100% $1,174

2010 $20,791 20 22 91% $1,040

2011 $16,164 19 21 90% $851

2012 $8,170 15 20 75% $545

2013 $3,400 16 16 100% $213

PG'51-'60 $1,165 5 16 31% $233

PG'61-'68 $12,840 8 19 42% $1,605

PG'97-'99 $1,000 1 4 25% $1,000

Exchange Students

$265 3 9 33% $88

Non- Graduates

$4,115 11 17 65% $374

Class Giving Summary

On Homecoming Weekend in

May, the Class of 1963 celebrated

their 50th Anniversary. They

have graciously designated their

reunion contributions to go

towards technology upgrades

in the Henry Auditorium.

These upgrades will help improve

and enhance a variety of aspects,

resulting in an improved presenter-

and-audience experience and

enhancing the staff’s control over the

system and their ability to capture

presentations. The improvements

include the purchase of a new

podium/technology cart, a new and

larger master control panel, and a

new screen and projector. Everyone

in the Webb community is grateful

for these state of the art upgrades.

The Class of 1973 is still raising funds

for their reunion class gift. They

have been discussing alternative

ideas about where to designate

their class’s contributions, currently

focusing on enhancing the public

Reunion time is a special time. For anniversary classes it’s an opportunity to show their

appreciation for the first-class education they received here at Webb Institute and a time to

celebrate and cherish the memories and friendships that began here years before. Contributing to

your reunion fund shows support for Webb—and offers inspiration to future generations of Webbies.

REUNION GIVINGHighlights Alumni Generosity

Class of 1973

Class of 1963

area of Stevenson Taylor Hall. They

had a fabulous time celebrating their

40th reunion, with a large portion

of their class attending with their

spouses or significant others.

Another reunion class that made a

significant donation to their reunion

fund was the Class of 1953, and we

wish to acknowledge them here

for their extreme generosity.

The success of Reunion Class Gift

initiatives would not be possible

without the work and dedication

of our ambitious class agents,

who work tirelessly to encourage

participation in Homecoming

Weekend and the Reunion Class Gift.

Today, the tradition of reunion

giving inspires some alumni to

make significant contributions in

addition to their annual Alumni Fund

gifts. These gifts strengthen alumni

participation in giving and encourage

ongoing annual giving. Reunion

campaigns account for a significant

portion of cash received by the

college each year, providing essential

funds for special, designated projects

or simply adding to Webb’s fund

for overall operating expenses.

In May 2014, we will be honoring the

anniversaries of all classes that ended

in fours or nines. If you are a part of

any of these classes, we hope you can

make a special contribution in

recognition of your reunion year—and

encourage your former classmates to

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Humorous, Generous, Devoted to Webb: ALLEN NOBLE HOYT ’36According to Webb Institute archives, Allen

Noble Hoyt was born in Detroit, Michigan, on June 11, 1912. He grew up in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, attending Cranbrook School in Bloomfield, where he graduated in the spring of 1931. Al was admitted to Webb Institute on September 21,

1931, and eventually graduated with his brother Edgar

in the Class of 1936. Al also had a cousin, Elbert Durfee

’40, who graduated from Webb. Al points out in a 2002

note to Webb that he “in fact spent 4 years with the

Class of ’35, eventually finishing with the Class of ’36.”

According to his nephew, Peter B. Hoyt, Al always had a

crisp sense of humor and an unending passion for Webb.

That passion would follow him throughout his life.

After graduating from Webb, Al was briefly involved

in the commercial marine business before taking his

talents to the Navy. He eventually became a project

manager at the David Taylor Model Basin where

Professor Emeritus Jacques Hadler was head of ship

powering. According to Hadler, Al tested streamlined

hull designs of submarine models that later became

designs used for attack submarines. Hadler added that

Al has a quiet professional with a sharp wit and an

interest in the stock market. In later years Al’s stock

market hobby would greatly benefit Webb Institute.

Al and his wife Cordella (Perkie) retired to his beloved home

in Clearwater, Florida, where they remained involved with

Webb. In a letter dated November 14, 1992, Al’s sense of

humor and love of Webb were again on display, as he wrote

Professor Edwin Dunbaugh in response to Bob Mende’s

letter requesting anecdotes from his time at Webb:

Prof. Dunbaugh-

Webb at Bronx still my choice. Five cents downtown, crumb bun and coffee

10 cents—just around the corner. Tolentine Gym across the street. Super

sledding and skating.

Watching Jim Henry do front flips. Astounding! Baseball team—

tennis also.

As for myself, I have the great distinction of probably being the only grad

so loved by faculty and school body that I was invited back for a fifth year!

Hence my ’36 designation though I started with the class of ‘35.

–ANH

Al’s involvement with Webb as a donor goes back many

years. He was interviewed for the Centennial Campaign

Feasibility Study in 1988 and became a “lead” donor to

the campaign. In 1986 Al was granted permanent status

as a member of the William H. Webb Society by Webb

President Benedict L. Stabile, VADM USCG (Ret.).

Today, in 2013, in honor of the very generous bequest of over

$1,000,000 from the Estate of Al and Cordella Hoyt, Webb

Institute is proud to announce that an Allen and Cordella

Hoyt Scholar will be named each year, recognizing their

generosity in perpetuity. It is gifts such as this that help

sustain and propel our beloved institution.

Webb Institute was founded through the vision and

philanthropy of William H. Webb. The tradition of

philanthropy continues today with over 70% of living alumni

supporting Webb on an annual basis. The ultimate result of

this generosity is evidenced through significant planned

gifts. For these, Webb Institute is extremely grateful.

School photo with students, faculty and staff: Back Row: Mason ’36, Gerstenberger ’37, Garwood ’38, Lilianthal ’36, R. Steele ’38, Hardy ’38, McKann ’38, Newell ’37, A. McComb ’37, Warchol ’37, MacCutcheon ’37, Schelin ’38, Blake ’38, Maciejewski ’38, Henry ’38, Pierson ’38, Nielsen ’37. Middle Row: Ferguson ’39, Oakley ’37, Cloyd ’37, Haff ’37, MacDuff ’39, Donald Kinglsey ’37, Wemnerus ’36, Johnson ’36, Karpich ’36, Maximowicz ’36, Ganly ’36, A. Hoyt ’36, Hill ’36, Grambow ’37, Belski ’37, Iacobucci ’37, O’Neill ’37, Dingle ’37, Ennis ’39. Front Row: McCarty ’36, Reed ’36, Scottron ’36, Breault ’36, Brenmer ’36, Curran ’25, Keeler, Lewis, Owen ’03, Simmons, Blood ’22, P. Blood, David Kingsley ’36, Donaldson ’36, Millay ’36, E. Hoyt ’36, Nevitt ’39. Seated on Grass: Cooper ’39, Bradway ’39, Stearn ’39, Dixon ’36X, Ramshaw ’39, Durant ’39, Donovan ’39, Anderson ’39, Andrea ’39, Michel ’39, Martin ’39.

COUCH LAB:

One of the most innovative gifts Webb Institute has ever received started with

a vision—and some conversations. In 2007, Dr. John C. Couch began discussions with

institutional leadership regarding Webb Institute’s

need to provide its students with state-of-the-art

computer technology. These conversations, along with

Dr. Couch’s vision of students utilizing technology

with enhanced processing power and graphic display

capacity to run industry-leading design software,

led to an extraordinary innovation at Webb.

In 2007, a $500,000 gift from Dr. Couch launched the

Richard B. Couch ’33 Ship Design and Enhanced Classrooms

fund, creating what would be known as the “Couch

Lab.” Established in memory of Dr. Couch’s father, who

graduated from Webb in 1933 and went on to a career

as an esteemed professor of naval architecture at the

University of Michigan, this gift provided the initial

capital to create the Richard B. Couch ’33 Laboratory

and to enhance technology in the classrooms. Currently

the fund is used to support operating and maintenance

costs for the lab and classrooms, and to help defray the

cost of various design software programs for students.

Since its inception the fund has proven to be a key source

of funding that has enabled Webb Institute to upgrade

its computer processing capacity for the entire campus

community. It has also given students state-of-the-art

technology in the classroom, with the hardware and

software necessary to fully utilize industry-leading design

A Son’s Gift of Innovation Honors a Father’s Vision

programs. This kind of access to first-rate technology,

combined with real-world work experience gives

Webb graduates a huge head start in their careers.

The “Couch Lab” plays an instrumental role in Webb’s

curriculum. The lab is used by students for collaborative

study space to work on design projects. Several theses

have taken advantage of the lab’s parallel processing

capabilities, which significantly reduce the time

required for advanced CFD (Computational Fluid

Dynamics) and FEM (Finite Element Method) analyses.

Classroom upgrades, specifically the acquisition and

implementation of large-screen monitors, have allowed

students to utilize more fully relevant software, including

cutting-edge design programs. In the ever-changing

world of technology, what seemed like a luxury a few

years ago has become a necessity as Webb strives to

maintain its leadership role as a premier institution

of naval architecture and marine engineering.

Recently, Dr. Couch has agreed to increase his

commitment to the Richard B. Couch ’33 Ship Design

and Enhanced Classrooms fund by an additional

$500,000. This new commitment will be a vital building

block in the upcoming Capital Campaign. According

to President Keith Michel, “John’s leadership role

as a volunteer and donor is evidence of his belief

in Webb’s mission and vision moving forward.”

Today Dr. John C. Couch serves on Webb Institute’s Board

of Trustees as chair of the Investment Committee. He

resides in Menlo Park, California.


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WEBB INSTITUTE

F U N D I N G T H E F U T U R E :

SCHOLARSHIPS & ENDOWMENTS

“To achieve greatness: start where you are, use what you have, do what you can.”

Arthur Ashe

Webb Institute’s unique financial model is predicated upon our

ability to attract funds that support our students, faculty and

staff—for a variety of purposes.

Webb provides full-tuition scholarships to every admitted

student, making endowment, scholarship, and programmatic

fund proceeds vital to funding the institution.

From the start Webb Institute has relied upon its endowment,

initially through funds provided by William H. Webb and later

through the generosity of alumni, family, and friends. At Webb

these funds are the very lifeblood that has helped sustain our

institution from the beginning.

The concept is as relevant today as it was in 1889, when William

H. Webb established the original endowment. Webb is supported

by a variety of funds, including endowed professorships,

scholarships, and other funds designated for various purposes.

Webb is a magical place supported by extraordinary donors.

Scholarships, need or merit-based, are available to all students

or are targeted for specific purposes—and they help Webb attract

and retain the best and brightest young minds.

Following is a list of various endowments and scholarships. On behalf of the entire institution, we want to thank everyone who has contributed or helped support Webb in one way or another with any of these most significant gifts .

E N D O W E D A N D N A M E D C H A I R S & P R O F E S S O R S H I P S : American Bureau of Shipping

Chair of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

James J. Henry Professorship of Naval Architecture

John J. McMullen Professorship of Humanities

Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt Professorship of Marine Engineering

Shirley N. and Stephen B. Towne Professorship of Ship Design

T U I T I O N S C H O L A R S H I P S A N D E N D O W M E N T S :American Bureau of Shipping

ScholarshipsAllen N. ’36 and Cordella M.

Hoyt ScholarshipH. Smith McKann ’38 Family ScholarshipWilliam H. Webb ScholarshipsAlfred M. Zeien ’52 Scholarship

R E S T R I C T E D F U N D S : Jill and Roger Compton Endowment

for the Performing ArtsThe Richard B. Couch ’33 Ship

Design Computer Lab and Enhanced Classrooms

The Carol and Jerrier Haddad Library Fund

Jacques B. Hadler Endowment for Research

Crowley Maritime/Marty Johnson Leadership Program

S C H O L A R S H I P A N D P R I Z E F U N D S : Paul E. Atkinson Prize in EthicsBrockett Grant ProgramClass of 1956 ScholarshipThomas B. Crowley Sr.

Memorial ScholarshipsR. Peaslee DuMont ’32 FundDunderberg Undergraduate ScholarshipGlosten Scholars Endowment

ScholarshipsJohn J. Hopkinson Memorial ScholarshipKurz Family ScholarshipJonathan Lance ’80 ScholarshipLeague ScholarshipMcMullen Family Foundation

ScholarshipsOlsen Family ScholarshipCorky Sautkulis ScholarshipCharles A. Ward Jr. Memorial AwardsWebb Cultural Enrichment FundWomen’s Propeller Club ScholarshipsZeien Lecture Series

Matthew Graham ’14, recipient of the Kurz Family Scholarship, with Charles Kurz II (Hon.).

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M E S S A G E F R O M W E B B P A R E N T S A S S O C I A T I O N :

WPA: The Bond of a Family

A hearty thank you to those Webb parents who enthusiastically added their voice in support

of Webb's model of full-tuition model by generously contributing to the 2012-2013 Webb

Annual Fund. The Webb community is beyond grateful. Thank you for your vote of confidence!

As shown in the table below, 81% of parents of current students donated a total of $92,995 to

the Annual Fund. In addition to these gifts, grandparents of current and past Webb students

were generous contributors.

Thanks to the leadership of Steve Guglielmoni P'12, Webb received an additional $70,980 from

parents of Webb graduates. Ongoing financial support from parents after their child's

graduation demonstrates a continuing high regard for a Webb education.

Fall Semester 2013 marks the fifth anniversary of the Webb Parents Association — and

the beginning of a new year, when parents of incoming freshmen and the freshmen

themselves are joining the Webb family. Whether or not parents of current students

or alumni join the WPA, they are still members of the Webb family, but joining is

important. The WPA was created so that parents, friends, and alumni have a venue

in which to support each other and Webb, as they take part in this journey through

the unique experience that William H. Webb envisioned all those years ago.

The WPA has become home base for many parents when they visit the campus their children will

call home for close to nine months of the year. When parents come to Webb, they find a warm

welcome: the members of the WPA have become interwoven into the fabric of the Webb family and on behalf of the

WPA can demonstrate support to everyone. As parents,

we naturally bond when our interests are similar; as

Webb parents our common desire is to help Webb and its

family members succeed. That’s just what parents do.

When parents join the Webb Parents Association, they

will have the opportunity to understand how we, in our

roles as Webb parents, can be involved with helping each

other, the student members of the Webb family and,

Webb Institute itself.

Parents Exceed Participation Goal!

PARENTS’ CONTRIBUTION TO THE 2012/2013 ANNUAL FUNDCLASS 2013 2014 2015 2016 Overal l

TOTAL GIFTS $12,850 $27,399 $29,396 $23,350 $92,995

AVERAGE GIFT $988 $2,108 $1,400 $1,459 $1,500

% PARTICIPATION BY FAMILY 81% 87% 91% 70% 81%

GEORGE MOURAVIEFF P’09, P’11, P’16

ALISON AND HAL GRANGER P’14 Co-Chairs

Parent Annual Fund Committee

ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEE:Sue and Anthony Gianforcaro P'15Robin and Bob Licato P'15Corrine and Rusty Mills P'16Linda and Paul Neureuter P'14Lila and Nat Pitti P'15Karen Przelomski P'16

PAST PARENT CHAIRSteve Guglielmoni P'12

Ilya ’16, Andrei ’11, Lidia ’09, and Tatiana & George Mouravieff.

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PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF CURRENT STUDENTS AND ALUMNI

Ms. Jennifer Ackers P’97Mr. A. Todd Andre-Colton ’74, P’05

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Backas P’16Mr. Michael Barra P’07Ms. Susan C. Barra P’07*Mr. and Mrs. William Bartling P’13

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bauer P’84

Mr. and Mrs. Nigel J. Beale P’01*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett P’14

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Benoit P’01*

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Bergquist P’99

Mr. Victor W. Bethge ’53, GP’05*

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boltz P’12Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brackin P’16

Mrs. Frank A. Breit P’79*Mrs. Gail A. Broome P’91Mr. Chris Brown and Ms. Samira Hakki P’16

Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Brown P’85*

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burnett P’16

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Burns P’08*

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Busch P’88*

Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Cable GP’15Mr. and Mrs. David Cain P’07*Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cain GP’07

Mr. Thomas W. Campbell ’69, P’99

Dr. and Mrs. Esteban Castro P’11*

Dr. and Mrs. Terry Chaffee P’16

Mrs. Lih-Guey L. Chen P’15Mr. Louis T. Codega, P.E. ’78, P’14*

Mr. and Mrs. David S. Comiske P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conway P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Cover P’92*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Del Valle P ’13

Mr. and Mrs. John K. De Laney GP’14

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DelGatto P’12*

Dr. Theresa and Dr. Roland DeMarco P ’13

Mr. and Mrs. Del-Rae Dickerson P’10

Mrs. Katherine Dixon P’11*Mr. and Mrs. John Donlan P’16Mr. Kenneth Donnelly P’15Mr. Damon Douglas and Mrs. Therese Ross P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dvorak P’07*

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dwyer P’13

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton P’06*

Dr. and Mrs. John Edinger P’99*

Mr. Carl D. Fast ’77, P’14*Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ferrieri P’11*

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fleming P’12*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fooks P’85*

Mr. Howard Frauenberger P’02*

Mr. and Mrs. Trevor French P’09*

Mr. Dale Froriep P’15Mr. and Mrs. Drew Gavel P’16Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gianforcaro P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilfus P’15

Mr. John L. Glaeser ’68, P’03*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gotta P’07

Ms. Marie Graham P’14Mr. and Mrs. HaL Granger P’14Ms. Toni Gratzel P’15Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Griswold P’14

Mr. George Gross P’10Mr. and Mrs. George P. Gross GP’10

Dr. Linda Gross-Cheliotes P’10*

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Guglielmoni P’12*

Mrs. Leonora H. Haefeli P’98Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hale P’78*

Mr. Robert W. Hall ’67, P’95*Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanford P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Harris P’85

Mr. and Mrs. Rod Harris P’14Mr. and Mrs. James Harville P’09

Mrs. Jo Ann Healy P’89*Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Henry P’97*

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Herinckx P’06*

Mrs. Jessica Hurt P’01*Ms. Alexandra Iozzi P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jansen P’14

Mrs. Patricia B. Jeffers P’01*Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kamahi P’93

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kehl P’91*

Mr. & Mrs. David Kleiman P’87*

Mr. and Mrs. L. Randall Koenig P’80*

Mr. and Mrs. Lyubo Kolich P’96Mr. and Mrs. Krzysztof Kuczera P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kupferer P’99*

Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Lachtman P’11

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lee P’89*

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee P’08*Mr. and Mrs. Karl Leivo P’07Mr. and Mrs. Robert Licato P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Louie GP’13

Mr. and Mrs. James Lum P’12Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Magrane P’89

Mr. and Ms. Robert Malarkey P’06, P’10

Mr. and Mrs. James Manis P’12Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marburger P’07

Mr. Mark F. Martecchini ’79, P’09

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCauley P’10

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McElroy P’14

Mrs. Geraldine McMinn P’75, GP’09*

Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Mills P’16Mrs. Susan Miner P’91Mr. and Mrs. George Mouravieff P’09, P’11, P’16

Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt G. Muller P’94

Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvihill P’84*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy P’13

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mutnick P’96*

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neureuter P’14

Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon P’13Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nowakowski P’10

Mr. and Mrs. Keith O’Sullivan P’14

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owen P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Pagan P’88*

Dr. and Mrs. Carl R. Partanen P’87*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick P’08

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Patterson P’09

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peak GP’00Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pederson P’12

Mr. and Mrs. Nat Pitti P’15Mr. Sid Platt and Marilyn Chiet GP’08

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Polay P’00*Mr. and Mrs. Alan Poritz GP’15Mr. and Mrs. David Przelomski P’16

Mrs. Marilyn Read P’97*Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Reifsnyder P’08*

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rickerson P’13

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Riemer P’05

Mr. and Mrs. Brandt A. Rising P’93*

Mrs. Niel I. Rising GP ’93Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rockwell P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan P’88

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sarles P’10*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sawyer P’08

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schacht P’13

Mrs. Nancy Schultz P’02Mr. and Mrs. Christian Schweizer P’08

Mr. Benjamin Scott and Dr. Patricia Shustock P’10*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Slocum P’10*

Mr. and Mrs. Bret Smart P’09*Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith P’13Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soja P’13Mr. Joseph Sosa P’08*Mrs. Lynn Sosa and Mr. Jeff Parkin P’08

Mr. J. Niel Spillane ’50, GP ’13*Mr. and Mrs. James Spillane P’13

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Springer Jr. P’82

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stagg P’16Mr. Joseph Stansky and Ms. Lynn O’Brien P’16

Mr. and Mrs. George Stebe P’08

Mr. and Mrs. James Sturdy P’16

Mr. Bruce Thompson and Ms. Laurie Geisel P’15

Mrs. Andrew Tindale P’10*Mr. and Mrs. Brad Totten P’15Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Turns P’00*

Dr. Robert Turoff P’15*Mr. Joseph K. Van Denburg P’01

Ms. Stephanie Van Denburg P’01*

Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Vernon P’83

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker P’12, P’14, P’16

Mr. Robert Waterhouse and Mrs. Linda Ziedrich P’13

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome T. Waters P’89

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weklar P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Richard West P’16Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wickenheiser P’08

Mrs. Christine Wilson P’16Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolczko P’09

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wunder P’14

Dr. Marc Yland P’15Mr. Peter B. Zahn ’80, P’05*Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zahray P’14

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zangre P’13Mr. and Mrs. David Ziedrich GP’13

2012-2013 DONATIONS

Extraordinary feats require extraordinary tools to get the job done, and the equipment found in the Couch Lab is nothing short of that. When tasked with designing a containership from the ground up, the seniors of Webb Institute can rely on top- of-the-line computers and monitors to help them along. The Couch Lab has and will be an integral part of our senior design project this year, and we’re incredibly lucky to have access to it.

–John Carlson ’14

* WebbEY | The names of DECEASED donors are italicized.

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FRIENDS, NON-ALUMNI TRUSTEES, FACULTY, STUDENTS, AND EMPLOYEES

Ms. Barbara L. Aster *Dr. Roger BasuMs. Suzanne BeckstofferMr. Henry BoisvertMr. Donald Bollinger *Mr. James BrownDrs. George and Mary Campbell

Mrs. Phyllis Canter *Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. CarterMr. and Mrs. Allen Chin *Mr. Christopher J. ChovitMrs. Jennifer Hamlin Church *Mrs. Eleanor B. DayMr. and Mrs. Vincent DelGatto, P'12 *

Mr. Edward C. DuMont *Ms. Nicole ElmoreMrs. Elinor R. Freinberg *Mr. Neil J. Gallagher *Mr. John GargiuloMr. Patrick J. Gilmartin, (Hon.) *

Alison D. Granger P’14Mr. Bradford GreenawaldMr. Austin P. Guenther *Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guenther *Ms. Erica L. Hansen ’81Dr. Richard C. HarrisMr. Glenn Howard Jr.Ms. Marion C. James ’11EMr. William E. JenkinsMr. George B. KalbMs. Roberta KnightMr. Gerhard E. Kurz

Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. LenfestMs. Carla LuginbillMrs. Roger M. Luke *Dr. and Mrs. Walter M. Maclean *

Ms. Carol McLaughlin *Mrs. Carolyn G. McMullenMr. and Mrs. Greggory B. Mendenhall

Ms. Charline H. MullerMr. Richard P. Neilson ’70*RADM and Mrs. Robert C. Olsen Jr. *

Mr. and Mrs. Rick P. ParadisDr. Stephen Payne, (Hon.)Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Primeggia

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. PyneMr. Donald E. Rickerson IIIMr. Bruce S. Rosenblatt, (Hon.) *

Mr. Thomas D. SartorMr. Steven T. Scalzo *Mr. and Mrs. John SchmidtMrs. James L. SchulerMs. Joanne ScottMr. and Mrs. Norman SorensonDr. Bruce H. StephanMs. Gailmarie Sujecki, (Hon.)VADM Paul E. Sullivan, USN (Ret.)

Ms. Ruth L. Taylor ’11EMr. Michael W. TonerMr. Rich WilldiggDr. George Williams and Ms. Gloria Sosa *

Women's Propeller Club *

GIFTS IN HONOR OF

Jay P. Carson, ’73 Mr. James Brown

Admiral Robert C. Olsen Jr.’s Retirement

Jeffrey S. Magrane ’89 Ms. Carol McLaughlin Dr. George Williams and Ms. Gloria Sosa

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF

Carl B. Aster ’25Ms. Barbara L. Aster

William J. Blanton Jr. P.E. ’71John A. Malone ’71

VADM C. Russell Bryan Jr. USN (Ret), (Hon.)

Jeffrey S. Magrane ’89Gailmarie Sujecki, Hon.

Lincoln D. Cathers ’56Peter A. Johnson ’56

Britton Chance Jr.Edward Vienckowski ’78

William A. Cleary Jr. ’51Mrs. Mary E. Cleary

R. Peaslee DuMont ’32Mr. Edward C. DuMont

Herbert I. Freinberg ’46Mrs. Elinor R. Freinberg

Norman A. Hamlin ’44BMrs. Jennifer Hamlin Church

John J. HopkinsonJohn A. Malone ’71

Albert S. Hove ’55Ms. Nicole ElmoreR. Mark Forssell ’55Ms. Charline H. MullerCharles G. Visconti ’55

David G. Kalb, USN (Ret.), PG’67

Mr. Bradford GreenawaldMr. George B. KalbMrs. Carolyn G. McMullenNuview FunridersMr. and Mrs. John SchmidtMs. Joanne Scott

Gregory J. Masaitis ’68James N. Greenlees ’72

William R. Miner P’91Mrs. Susan Miner P’91

Richard PartanenDr. and Mrs. Carl R. Partanen P’87

Mason A. Read, P’97Mrs. Marilyn Read

RufusGailmarie Sujecki, Hon.

Charles J. “Corky” Sautkulis ’72

James N. Greenlees ’72John A. Malone ’71John C. Taylor ’72Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. CarterJames N. Greenlees ’72Ms. Roberta KnightPeter F. Zink ’72

Anne ThomasRobert G. Mende ’51

WEBB ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DONATIONS MADE IN MEMORY OF

VADM C. Russell Bryan Jr. USN (Ret), (Hon.)

Lincoln D. Cathers ’56Albert S. Hove ’55David G. Kalb, USN (Ret.), PG’67

George D. Kerr ’59, PG’64Robert K. Kistler ’46D. William Lerch III ’52James A. Mulcahey ’42John B. Woodward, S.J. ’45

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A number of Webb Alumni have taken action to help sustain William H. Webb’s vision by including Webb Institute in their estate planning. Members of Webb’s Heritage Society know the value of their planned gifts will help sustain Webb well beyond their lifetime.

Planned giving has become an important dynamic within institutional giving in today’s economic times. It allows individuals to make large gifts that cost little or nothing today. While some planned gifts provide a life-long income to the donor, others use estate and tax planning techniques to provide for educational institutions and other family members/heirs in ways that maximize the gift and/or minimize its impact on the donor's estate.

Ultimately, a planned gift is any gift made in a person’s lifetime or at death as part of a donor’s overall financial and/or estate planning. Whether a contributor uses cash, appreciated securities/stock, real estate, artwork, partnership interests, personal property, life insurance, a retirement plan, etc., the benefits of funding a planned gift can make this type of charitable giving a great incentive to both you as a donor and Webb as an institution.

During fiscal year 2012–2013, Webb benefitted substantially from the generosity of alumni who included Webb in their long-term financial planning. They are William A. Cleary Jr. ’51, Stephen C. Dvorak ’50, Allen N. Hoyt ’36 and James G. Motley 1914.

There are many ways to give substantial support to Webb Institute while protecting and enhancing your family’s financial situation. To learn more about giving a planned gift contact our Office of Development at (516) 759-2040.

Thank you to our most current Heritage Society members for their extreme generosity and for believing in a Webb education and investing in the future of so many.

The Webb Heritage SocietyMario Iacobucci Andrea ’39Albert L. Balestiere ’47Montgomery Banister ’44ASherman H. Barber ’34Joyce P. Bethge GP’05 (Hon.)

Victor W. Bethge ’53, GP’05William J. Blanton Jr. ’71Arthur A. Marilyn S. Burr ’54Eileen CaddellKathleen M. Cain ’07 (n)Donald L. Caldera ’57Hayden A. Carney ’58

and Pamela CarneyRobert M. Cashman ’40Lincoln D. Cathers ’56 Richard C. Celotto ’73Paul D. Chapman ’67W. Edward Christiansen ’58William A. Cleary Jr. ’51 (n)Roger H. Compton ’61, PG’64Michael Costagliola ’42Richard B. Couch ’33Kenneth E. Court ’60John O. Crafts 1902Joseph J. Cuneo ’57Jerry W. Cuthbert ’56Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. de CuirPhilomene J. DeHartVictor J. Dietz ’35

Hampton K. Dixon ’11William V. DugganMr. and Mrs. R. Peaslee

DuMont ’32Stephen C. Dvorak ’50Kathleen W. EddyRichard G. Eddy ’55Frederick P. Eisenbiegler ’46Kenneth W. Fisher ’64Thomas F. FitzGerald ’34George F. Fonger ’29Peter A. Gale ’59 (n)Edward F. Ganly ’36Charles Garland ’58George A. Gilmore ’57Richard A. Gilmore ’77Lawrence R. Glosten ’40Richard A. Goldbach ’58Robert D. Goldbach ’58Leslie M. Gray ’68 (n)Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.

Graziano (Hon.)John L. Greene PG’55James N. Greenlees ’72 (n)Gregory M. Griffin ’77Jacques B. Hadler (Hon.)A. Dudley Haff ’37Barbara Hamlin (Hon.)Norman A. Hamlin ’44BJames Harvie ’55Paul W. Hayes ’54 Kenneth L. Heitner ’64David A. Helgerson ’77Mr. and Mrs. James J.

Henry ’35Mark R. Henry ’62Halsey C. Herreshoff ’55 (n)Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Hindle Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E.

Hoitt ’34William J. Hooker ’53Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Hoyt ’36Peter E. Jaquith ’65Dr. and Mrs. Marie R. KarstRonald K. Kiss ’63Robert K. Kistler ’46 Edmund T. Klemmer ’44BDavid H. Klinges (Hon.)Jean R. KlingesJennifer E. Kollmer ’91Carl E. Kreidler ’20Edwin KreidlerFrank A. Kuntz ’40Charles Kurz II (Hon.) (n)Mrs. Dorothy J. KurzMr. and Mrs. Duane H.

Laible ’62Horton W. Lain ’55George Laing 1912Mr. and Mrs. Harold F.

Lenfest (n)D. William Lerch III ’52 Carl E. Lindholm Jr. ’50Mr. and Mrs. G. James

Lippmann ’51Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Livingston ’24Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis

LuckenbachJohn A. Malone ’71Henry S. Marcus ’65 Willard V. Markey ’35Mr. and Mrs. Albert M.

Martinson Jr. ’53Walter C. Maximowicz ’36Joseph Mazurek (Hon.)Justin H. McCarthy ’55H. Smith McKann ’38Joel S. McMinn ’75

Dr. John J. McMullen (Hon.)Roy P. McPherson ’44BRobert G. Mende ’51R. Keith Michel ’73Walter H. Michel Jr. ’39Edmund C. Mortimer PG’63Helen S. Motley (n) James G. Motley 1914John J. Nachtsheim ’47Richard P. Neilson ’70 John W. Newcomb ’66Frank J. Nicosia 1918John C. Niedermair 1918Warren W. Oliver Jr. ’50Harriet C. OwensRobert H. Owens ’44AJennifer B. Panosky ’85Jay E. Paris ’64Charles G. Pieroth ’61, PG’64Philip M. Poullada ’78Herman S. Preiser ’49Randolph H. Pritchard ’18Marian R. QuickStanley L. Quick ’44AEdward Renshaw ’44AScott Richards ’77 Geoffrey S. Rivinius ’75David R. Rodger ’63John K. and Susan M.

Roper ’53Robin S. Rose ’09Dr. Lester Rosenblatt, Sc.D.

(Hon.)Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E.

Royce ’46James W. Royle Jr. ’66John W. Russell ’67

and Mary FellowsAlbert W. Schede 1910Joseph A. Schetz ’58

Charles J. Schoefer ’35Daniel Schorsch ’58Victor E. Scottron ’36Dorothy SeeholzerJames S. Shelton ’30Steven C. Shepstone ’77Paul SieswerdaPeter A. Silvia ’62J. William Smith ’63Richard A. Smith ’76Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Stahlin P’66Richard A. Stearn ’39James E. Steele ’41Marjorie S. StockdaleWalmer E. Strope ’42Winston B. Sutter ’53Robert Taggart ’42Thomas S. Taylor ’53Philip Thiel ’43 William duBarry Thomas ’51Daniel H. Thompson ’57Richard W. Thorpe ’55Stephen R. Towne ’40Lloyd M. Trefethen ’40Arthur H. Trotter 1901Roxie D. VaughanRobert J. vom Saal ’67Mr. and Mrs. Homer N.

Wallin Jr. PG’62Edward B. Warchol ’37Charles A. Ward 1904Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence W.

Ward PG’51Abbott D. Weiss ’63Robert M. Wilkinson ’51Allan N. Wilson ’44BAnn B. WilsonFrank W. Wood ’40G. Gilbert Wyland ’26

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It is not often that a Webb student, having done poorly in a challenging course, is given a second chance, so I am especially appreciative of being given a second chance at chairing Webb’s Development Committee. I hope I have learned something in the 25 years since my first “course” in this role.

So much has changed from those days, when we

undertook the Centennial Capital Campaign and

when annual giving, primarily the Annual Alumni

Fund, had a goal in the $250,000 range. Today annual

giving has increased to $2,000,000 or more, and the

Annual Alumni Fund, guided by John Malone ’71, has

exceeded $1,000,000 for several consecutive years.

We benefit from a growing Parents’ Annual Fund,

thanks to Alison and Hal Granger P’14. We have

established the Admiralty Club to recognize and

encourage corporate and foundation gifts; we have

three endowed professorships, one funded through

a planned gift by Stephen R. Towne ’40; one by a

friend of Webb, John J. McMullen; and the third by

ABS. We have also attracted significant support from

several foundations. We have a first-class computer

laboratory, made possible through the generosity

of Trustee John Couch; an annual scholarship

program with two full-tuition scholarships funded

by ABS, and thanks to the generosity of alumni,

initiated by Al Zeien ’52, our scholarship program

is off to a strong start. With planned gifts from

Al Hoyt ’36, and H. Smith McKann ’38, we now

have three endowed full-tuition scholarships.

Successful as fundraising has been, the escalating

costs of providing a “best in class” higher education

and the impact of

tumultuous financial

markets continue to

challenge us. It is a

challenge Webb will meet.

Webb prides itself on being

unique: the only remaining

private engineering college

that has provided full-

tuition scholarships to all

students from the day it was

founded. We are committed

to doing everything possible

to strengthen Webb’s financial foundation and to

assure continuation of this policy in years to come.

The demand for well-educated engineers—and

Webb graduates—continues to exceed supply.

As we undertake this ambitious capital campaign,

we have engaged a highly respected fundraising

consultant to guide us and a professional grant

writer to help us seek greater support from

foundations and other philanthropic sources. We

are refining the case for “Why Webb?” to attract

greater participation within and beyond the Webb

family. The continued support of all members of

the Webb family will be essential to our success.

It is a great privilege to be a part of this initiative,

my “Swan Song” to cap off my thirty-plus years

as a trustee of what I believe to be the finest

engineering college, offering the broadest and most

comprehensive engineering education, anywhere in

the world, Webb Institute.

Successful as fundraising has been, the escalating costs of providing a “best in class” higher education and the impact of tumultuous financial

markets continue to challenge us. It is a challenge Webb will meet.

JOSEPH J. CUNEO ’57 Chairman of the

Development Committee

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ABS and Webb Enjoy Beneficial RelationshipWebb Institute’s relationship with the American Bureau of Shipping continues to

evolve to the benefit of both organizations. It’s a win-win situation when Webb

students enjoy exciting “Winter Work” internships with ABS, many of which lead

to exciting, mutually beneficial career opportunities. But the relationship between

Webb and ABS goes deeper than that—far beyond a “working” relationship—as

ABS President and CEO Christopher J. Wiernicki is currently a member of Webb

Institute’s Board of Trustees.

Additional linkages are found in the ABS Scholarship Program, which provides

the equivalent of two full-tuition scholarships to support deserving engineering

and naval architecture students based on GPA, class rank, leadership ability,

faculty recommendations, and service to Webb Institute. ABS also supports Webb

Institute through the ABS Chair of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering,

established in 2010.

The ABS scholarship program was established at Webb Institute in 2012 with the

intention of providing student scholarships for the foreseeable future. Jonathan

J. Soja ’13 and Samantha Griswold ’14 were ABS scholars for 2012-13. In what will

become an annual event, a current junior will be named an ABS Scholar and will

hold that title through his or her senior year.

According to Dean Richard P. Neilson, “Webb Institute is very grateful for these

generous scholarship awards. The ABS Scholarship Program certainly helps us to

prepare new generations of graduates entering into the marine and offshore

industries. We look forward to working closely with ABS for years to come.”

SUPPORT THAT RUNS DEEP:

ABS Scholar Samantha Griswold ’14

ABS Scholar Jonathan Soja ’13

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A Tale of TwoFoundations,Both Benefitting Webb

Webb Institute is proud of the relationship it has

developed over a number of years with two related and influential foundations, The Ambrose Monell Foundation and The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation. The beginnings of the relationships can be found in the mission statement for both foundations: “voluntarily aiding and contributing to religious, charitable, scientific, literary, and educational uses and purposes, in New York, elsewhere in the United States and throughout the world.”

The relationship can also

be traced to a “commuting”

relationship between Webb

Trustee Emeritus Pat Gilmartin

and a very special friend of

Webb Institute, George Rowe.

The relationship between the

foundations and Webb has

continued to grow over the past

few years to include Ambrose

Monell III and Maurizio Morello.

The combined interest of

everyone involved has resulted

in a growing bond between

these foundations and Webb

Institute. In fact, the financial

support Webb currently enjoys

from The G. Unger Vetlesen

Foundation began with

relatively modest annual gifts

through The Ambrose Monell

Foundation. Today, the support

Webb receives annually has

grown to $50,000 through the

G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation.

Gifts at this level are especially

important to Webb Institute,

as a $50,000 gift effectively

supports one student’s education

for one year. Together with

other named and endowed

scholarships and funds, annual

gifts allow Webb to maintain its

full-tuition scholarship policy.

Ambrose Monell and G. Unger

Vetlesen were both very

successful men in their business

careers. Ambrose Monell was CEO

of International Nickel Company.

A series of nickel alloys, known

as “Monel” was trademarked

Special Metal Corporation and

named in Mr. Monell’s honor.

Born in Oslo, Norway, G. Unger

Vetlesen earned degrees in naval

architecture and mechanical

engineering from the Imperial

Institute of London. In 1916, he

immigrated to the United States

and worked in the shipbuilding

industry before joining the

U.S. Navy. He was founder

and chairman of the board of

Scandinavian Airlines System.

The entire Webb Institute

community is very grateful to

both foundations. Webb’s mission

to provide a rigorous education is

a perfect fit to the foundations’

missions to aid and contribute to

educational purposes.

Orientation Week at Six Flags, Class of 2017. Ship Fire-fighting Training, Class of 2016.

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Conference and Culture Come Together at WebbThrough its Maritime Conference initiative, the TK

Foundation supported student attendance at both SNAME

(Providence, R.I.) and OTC (Houston, Texas) in FY ’13.

Seniors and juniors benefit greatly from industry specific

conferences; according to Dean Neilson, “real-world

maritime industry exposure for our students through

conferences is a valuable part of their education.”

In 2012, Norm and Kitty Wallin PG’62 established the

Cultural Enrichment Fund which has quickly become a

student favorite. This fund supports cultural initiatives

for Webbies in the New York City Metropolitan area,

and this past year the fund helped students experience

Broadway first-hand. The Culture Club is planning

additional activities for FY ’14. Thank you for your

support, Norm and Kitty.

Offshore Technology Conference, Houston, Texas, May 2013

SNAME, Providence, R.I., November 2012.

Students walking to theater in Manhattan. Students in Times Square.

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50+ YearsRonald J. Altmann ’63

Victor W. Bethge ’53, GP’05George W. Birkhead ’63Thomas H. Bond ’45Donald L. Caldera ’57Lincoln D. Cathers ’56Albert R. Chovit ’51W. Edward Christiansen ’58Roger H. Compton ’61, PG’64Joseph J. Cuneo ’57Jerry W. Cuthbert ’56Frank P. Falci Jr. ’54James A. Fay ’44BR. Mark Forssell ’55Charles Garland ’58George A. Gilmore ’57James Harvie ’55Mark R. Henry ’62Peter A. Johnson ’56Donald E. Kane Jr. ’48Robert L. Kelly ’46Ronald K. Kiss ’63Edmund T. Klemmer ’44BHorton W. Lain ’55John W. Larson ’53David S. Lawson Jr. ’55Gabriel F. Lefebvre Jr. ’52Bridget F. Lisnyk-Washlack (Hon.)

Endel Mann ’60Thomas N. Manuel ’54Justin H. McCarthy ’55Robert G. Mende ’51Richards T. Miller ’40

Francis X. Nicastro ’56Ronald C. Olander ’55Charles G. Pieroth ’61, PG’64Alfred I. Raff ’58Robert B. Reed ’45David R. Rodger ’63Joseph A. Schetz ’58Arthur W. Schmidt ’48Daniel Schorsch ’58Eugene Schorsch ’52Frederick Seibold Jr. ’61John J. Slager ’49J. William Smith ’63Winston B. Sutter ’53Henry B. Suydam ’43Reuben W. Taylor Jr. ’55William duBarry Thomas ’51Joseph M. Verdon ’63Charles G. Visconti ’55Lawrence W. Ward PG’51Robert M. Wilkinson ’51

25 YearsAnonymousRobyn J. Anders ’64Mark R. Bebar ’70David M. Bovet ’70Arthur A. Burr ’54Steven G. Buttner ’70Richard C. Celotto ’73David S. Chapman ’72Richard A. Claytor PG’56Robert M. Conachey ’80Alexander Delli Paoli ’50Douglas H. Dirks ’66

Victoria Dlugokecki ’88John L.R. Edgar III ’87Kenneth W. Fisher ’64Peter B. Fontneau ’68Mrs. Elinor R. FreinbergLance O. Guliani ’81Raymond S. Hall Jr. ’58James R. Hancock ’67Daniel H. Harris ’85Robert B. Hedges ’53Kenneth L. Heitner ’64David A. Helgerson ’77David S. Homiak ’75John F. Ince ’66Peter E. Jaquith ’65Ralph E. Johnson ’68Stephen R. Judson ’74Philip C. Koenig ’80Maurice J. Laurier ’50John A. Malone ’71Henry S. Marcus ’65Thomas P. Mastronarde ’69Thomas W. Mattson ’67Paul B. Mentz ’64John W. Newcomb ’66Robert H. Owens ’77Steven Pagan ’88Jonathan G. Parrott ’79George A. Petersen ’51Philip M. Poullada ’78John K. Roper ’53Edward W. Ross ’45James W. Royle Jr. ’66Richard Schmitt ’62Edward Shope ’59Ted A. Slotwinski ’73Paul G. Snyder ’69Richard T. Soper (Hon.)

Robert J. Stortstrom ’77William B. Terney ’60Philip Thiel ’43Peter Van Dyke ’60John Vasilakos ’77Edward V. Vienckowski ’78Robert J. vom Saal ’67Carl P. Wilson ’51Steven F. Wolgamot ’69John B. Woodward ’45Robert B. Zubaly ’55

20 YearsAnonymousDavid B. Benson ’56Allyn V. Bress PG’59Stuart C. Bunnell ’70Thomas W. Campbell ’69Mrs. Phyllis CanterGeorge L. Colborn ’54XPaul H. Diehl ’56James R. Dwyer ’72Philip R. Faurot ’51Alan G. Forssell ’53Mark W. Gagnon ’82Richard A. Gilmore ’77Gregory M. Griffin ’77John W. Hall ’63Barbara Hamlin (Hon.)Charles E. Hawkins IV ’91John F. Hillmann ’56Bob Huret ’65XKarl L. Kirkman ’65David H. Klinges (Hon.)Ulrich H. Koch ’55

Stephen D. Koopman ’91Eric W. Linsner ’70Christopher T. Loeser ’70Jim McMahon ’85Bernard C. Mayer ’57Vito R. Milano PG ’60Eugene R. Miller Jr. ’64Jason M. Neuman ’93Erik Nilsson ’93Robert V. Pierce ’50David C. Purdy ’50Irving G. Raphael ’67Geoffrey S. Rivinius ’75Joseph G. Rudnicki ’73Kit Ryan ’67Arthur C. Sargent ’53Lewis R. Sheldon III ’73Reed D. Sigfridson ’73Michael L. Silber ’63John W. Sims ’52Philip J. Sims ’71Donald J. Szostak ’59Thomas S. Taylor ’53Christopher N. Tupper ’75Paul G. Vibrans ’71

The Webb Every Year Program (WebbEY) was established during

the 2006-2007 Annual Fund Campaign. Initially, this program

was created to acknowledge alumni donors for their consecutive

years of giving. Eventually, it was extended to include other

members within our community and now recognizes family

and friends. Gift amount is irrelevant; our WebbEY program was

created strictly to recognize our donors’ consistency of support.

In order to attain the status of becoming a WebbEY, a donor

has to contribute to the Annual Fund for a minimum of five

consecutive years. To show our appreciation to our consecutive

giving donors, Webb Institute now mails a pin along with a

certificate to those in the five, 25 and 50-year consecutive giving categories. Certificates are

also sent to contributors who are in the 10 and 20-year consecutive giving categories.

Consecutive giving allows Webb to plan for a future with assurance and to continue to

be recognized as the premier college of naval architecture and marine engineering. We

wish to thank the following contributors for their loyalty and generosity and for attaining

the distinct honor of achieving status as a 50, 25, 20, 10 or five-year WebbEY donor.


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15 YearsAnonymousBenjamin B. Ackers ’97Michelle L. Adam ’97Jonathan R. Amy ’70Catherine M. Anderson ’93James K. Antrim ’72Dennis F. Antweiler ’71XL. Dennis Ballou PG’61Gerald E. Bellows ’71George J. Berger ’66F. Roland Bjorklund ’66Scott D. Black ’90Matthew D. Blake ’78Robert H. Bolling ’97Andrew S. Bond ’98Albert H. Bowers III ’62Joseph L. Brennan ’79Joseph A. Burns ’62Peter D. Canning ’72William M. Cannon ’65Jay P. Carson ’73Thomas W. Chadwick ’72Fred B. Chester ’66Mr. and Mrs. Allen ChinMichael D. Comens ’72Kenneth E. Court ’60Dudley A. Dawson ’71Robert L. Ediin ’54Kenneth W. Faulter ’81Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fielding P’96

J. Carey Filling Jr. ’93Kimberly A. Fisher ’86Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fooks P’85

Willa N. France ’72Mr. Howard Frauenberger P’02Geoffrey D. Fuller ’72Peter A. Gale ’59John P. Gallagher ’74Neil J. Gallagher ’78Daniel B. Gebhardt ’95Michael L. Gerardi ’82Thomas W. Gillette ’52

John L. Glaeser ’68Douglas M. Gluntz ’57Douglas C. Goldhirsch ’85John A. Graap Jr. ’61David J. Grant ’98William O. Gray (Hon.)Stuart R. Greene ’95Charles L. Grover III ’58Christoph A. Grueneis ’92Jerrier A. Haddad (Hon.)Jacques B. Hadler (Hon.)Thomas R. Hagner ’66William B. Hale ’78Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hale P’78

William E. Hanks ’44BNancy A. Harris ’88Paul W. Hayes ’54Mrs. Jo Ann Healy P’89Ernest L. Holmboe ’61Manuel G. Hontoria ’88Jay S. Howell Jr. ’72Mrs. Jessica Hurt P’01J. Ronald Hutcheson ’61D. Michael Hutchings ’95Joseph J. Kelleher ’84Mr. & Mrs. David Kleiman P’87Mr. and Mrs. L. Randall Koenig P’80

Jennifer E. Kollmer ’91Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kupferer P’99

Charles Kurz II (Hon.)Jon J. LaBerge ’76Heidi C. Landen-Greene ’96William T. Lindenmuth ’63Mrs. Roger M. LukeWilbur J. Mahony PG ’58Gregory M. Matzat ’89James W. McCoy ’57William R. McCreight ’67Bill R. McEachen ’84Thad J. Michael ’97R. Keith Michel ’73Eugene R. Miller III ’96Edmund C. Mortimer PG’63Brian M. Mulligan ’94Ian Mutnick ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mutnick P’96

Richard P. Neilson ’70Henry A. Olson ’63Jennifer B. Panosky ’85Jay E. Paris ’64David R. Pedrick ’70Thomas J. Perrotti Jr. ’85George H. Plude ’54XCraig A. Pomeroy ’83Richard Pomfret ’62Mark D. Pudlo ’87Lisa M. Read ’97Thomas C. Rider ’82Mr. and Mrs. Brandt A. Rising P’93

Benjamin E. Rising ’93Paul W. Risseeuw ’65Richard C. Rodi ’64XKenneth Rusinek ’72John W. Russell ’67Christian Saether ’75Christine Schleicher ’89Dean M. Schleicher ’88Alfred H. Schwendtner ’54Robert C. Seiwell Jr. ’69Joseph A. Signorelli ’54Peter A. Silvia ’62Richard A. Smith ’76Douglas L. Snediker ’98, PG’99

John A. Springer III ’82Jeremy A. Stahlin ’66David G. St. Amand ’77Jerry L. Steiner ’70Joseph F. Stroschein ’56Luke L. Suda ’80Catherine A. Tedesco ’94Michael J. Telfer ’98Wayne S. Thayer ’80Daniel H. Thompson ’57Bernard M. Thomson III ’66Richard W. Thorpe ’55Edmund G. Tornay ’56Kirk E. Torstenson ’93Owen W. Tredennick ’97Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Turns P’00

Anthony A. Urbanelli ’75J. Michael Wallace ’62William G. Wallace ’65Jennifer K. Waters ’91Paul T. Weber ’92Peter F. Weber ’74Abbott D. Weiss ’63Jana Wesson ’95Michael J. Whalen ’79Thomas A. Wheaton ’77Geoffrey D. M. Wilkie ’82Robert L. Williams ’54W. Brett Wilson ’75Karl R. Witmer ’75Daniel W. Yannitell ’62Don B. Young ’60Peter B. Zahn ’80Gary R. Zane ’77Peter F. Zink ’72

10 YearsAnonymousRyan J. Babb ’02Kevin D. Baetsen ’77Heather D. Barden ’03Roderick A. Barr ’60Mr. and Mrs. Nigel J. Beale P’01

Gwendalyn D. Benoit ’01James B. Benoit ’01Michael R. Birmann ’86Jeffrey B. Bowles ’00Damian Bozzacco ’00Alfred A. Bozzuffi ’78Mrs. Frank A. Breit P’79Stephen R. Breit ’79Thomas P. Brewton ’74Terry E. Brockett ’62Judson B. Broome ’91Kyle S. Brunelle ’82Corey L. Bruno ’02Ian R. Busch ’88Chad S. Caron ’98Yongjun Chen PG’99Louis T. Codega ’78

Matt Collette ’99R. Perry Connell ’97Anthony T. Constable ’02John N. Costello Jr. ’89Karyn V. Cox ’02Jason M. Dahl ’02Andrew J. DeSpirito ’03Jacqueline A. DeSpirito ’02Nicholas M. Dombrowski ’02Philip S. Douthit ’72Grant B. Dugan ’81Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dvorak P’07

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton P’06

Dr. and Mrs. John Edinger P’99Jon K. Elliott PG’68Allen D. Evans ’61S. Allen Face III ’70Jaye Falls ’95Douglas H. Frauenberger ’02Anne M. Fullerton ’99Scott G. Furr ’00Paul F. Gallagher ’87Bradley D. Golden ’99Patrick J. Goss ’90Richard S. Graham ’83James N. Greenlees ’72Robert W. Hall ’67John G. Harrison ’70Theresa Haven ’92Brian D. Heberley ’01Christine L. Heberley ’02T. Mark Herder ’78Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Herinckx P’06

Christopher A. Hicks ’99Russell H. Hoffman ’74Kenneth C. Holmboe ’55John C. Hootman ’01Joseph A. Hubbard ’95Michael J. Hughes ’88Lucas A. Hurt ’01William C. Hurt III ’59Alma C. M. Jacobson ’01Donald R. Jacobson ’01Richard D. Jaffin ’45Mrs. Patricia B. Jeffers P’01

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Albert N. Kamahi ’93Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kehl P’91

Andrew R. Kondracki ’83Thomas E. Koster ’67Russell E. Kupferer ’99Geoffrey G. Landon ’79Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lee P’89

Marc T. Limeri ’77Duncan T. MacLane ’78Jeffrey S. Magrane ’89Robert J. Marinelli ’73Mark F. Martecchini ’79Gary W. McCue ’75Robert McGowan ’62Clifford P. Meyer ’60John R. Mixon ’97David G. Moorhead ’65Melissa K. Morgan ’86Richard A. Mulford ’61Liam C. O’Connell ’98Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Pagan P’88

Dr. and Mrs. Carl R. Partanen P’87

George B. Patterson ’57John R. Paul ’69George L. Phillips ’51Herman S. Preiser ’49Walter D. Rabe ’70Robert C. Ranzenbach ’82Edward A. Rerisi ’96Robert K. Richardson ’60Bruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.)Karen G. Rossbach ’91Eric Runnerstrom ’69Jennifer R. Ryan ’99Spencer A. Schilling Jr. ’82James J. Shaughnessy ’89David M. Shepard ’85Steven C. Shepstone ’77Luke A. Shingledecker ’00Richard B. Siek ’74John E. Sirutis ’67Nathan A. Smith ’01Richard A. Smith ’03Joel P. Sodowsky ’96 PG’97J. Niel Spillane ’50Oren L. Stephans ’59Larry K. Stephens ’63Matthew P. Tedesco ’91Lennert O. Thunberg ’58Jeanne E. Torstenson ’93 PG’97

Elizabeth A. Tuckel ’01Jason P. Updegraph ’01John D. Van Buskirk ’76Ms. Stephanie Van Denburg P’01

Stephen J. Van Denburg ’01Edward S. Van Dusen ’67Phillip J. Wagner ’78Peter K. Wallace ’93Homer N. Wallin Jr. PG’62Britton R. Ward ’95Thomas J. Waters ’89William A. Watts ’76Gabriel D. Weymouth ’01Elizabeth E. White ’99Stephen D. White ’99Dr. George O. Williams and Ms. Gloria Sosa

Douglas M. Wolff ’77Jerod L. Wyman ’98Thomas E. Zielinski ’72

5 YearsAnonymousMs. Barbara L. AsterCameron M. Baker ’07Lauren Balza ’05Robert I. Barra ’07Christopher J. Becker ’08Mr. Donald BollingerW. Porter Bratten III ’08Candace Brown ’04Peter C. Bryn ’06Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Burns P’08

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Busch P’88

Kathleen M. Cain ’07Robert B. Carelli ’09Brendan M. Carr ’07Dr. and Mrs. Esteban Castro P’11

Paul D. Chapman ’67Ms. Jennifer H. ChurchMr. and Mrs. Martin L. Cover P’92

Steven M. Cullity Jr. ’07Mark P. D’Angelo ’07William C. Danilczyk ’07Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DelGatto P’12

Thomas E. Dickenson ’92Jonathan H. Dowsett ’09Alana Duerr ’08Phillip S. Duerr ’09Mr. Edward C. DuMont

Robert E. Dvorak ’07Michael S. Eaton ’06David D. Eberhardt ’07Brian P. R. Eisenhower ’06Courtney C. Ewing ’05Patrick D. Faas ’07Carl D. Fast ’77Wm. Jason Flatt ’98, PG’99Matthew R. Fox ’04Austin J. French ’09Mr. and Mrs. Trevor French P’09

Adam E. Geary ’07Patrick J. Gilmartin (Hon.)Richard A. Goldbach ’58William T. Gotta ’07James A. Gretzky ’80Dr. Linda Gross-Cheliotes P’10Mr. Austin P. GuentherMr. and Mrs. Paul GuentherDavid W. Gustavson ’78Evelyn R. Hackel ’05Ryan E. Hackel ’04Andrew D. Harville ’09Todd R. Heidenreich ’89Douglas S. Henn ’79Kathleen Henn ’80Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Henry P’97

Scott C. Henry ’97Taylor M. Herinckx ’06Patrick T. Hester ’01Caitlin E. Jarecki ’05Kristin P. Jarecki ’08Vincent J. Jarecki III ’05Elizabeth F. Jeffers ’01Robert K. Jenner ’70Robert S. Johnson ’59Roy E. Johnson ’62Eric Jordan ’05Lauren N. Kadlec ’09

Ivan N. Kirschner ’81XRobert J. Kleinschmit ’06John R. Knobel ’73Cody C. Kurtz ’08Michael G. LaGrassa ’07Christopher M. Lake ’96Susan E. Lake ’99Andrew R. Lange ’06Peter J. Lapp ’77Cyrus J. Lawyer IV ’06Evan J. Lee ’05Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee P’08Johanna M. Lee ’08Sarah M. Leitner ’95Jonathan D. Leivo ’07Lindsey K. Lindgren ’08Diana M. Look ’09Anthony Loreto ’08Dr. and Mrs. Walter M. MacleanDaniel A. Malarkey ’06Daniel S. Mannheim ’08Matthew G. Marburger ’07William C. Marrin Jr. ’59Nikolas P. Martecchini ’09Wayne D. Martin ’67Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKenzie P’98

Nathan J. McKenzie ’98Ms. Carol McLaughlinJoshua S. McMinn ’09John A. Mercier ’60Jason W. Minett ’06Stephen T. Minnich ’08James R. Moody ’82Michael G. Morabito ’05Brent J. Morrison ’11Andrei Mouravieff ’09Katharine A. C. Munkenbeck ’04

Matthew H. O’Leary ’07

RADM and Mrs. Robert C. Olsen Jr.

Scott D. Orlosky ’77Joel R. Parry ’79Laura K. Patterson ’09Brian J. Petersen ’07Daniel J. Platt ’87Andrew W. Polay ’00Nathan L. Pratt ’07Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Reifsnyder P’08

Jeffrey D. Reifsnyder ’08Scott Richards ’77Robin S. Rose ’09Ryan W. Sadlo ’07Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sarles P’10David J. Sawyer ’08Rachel A. Sawyer ’09Mr. Steven T. ScalzoMr. Benjamin Scott and Dr. Patricia Shustock P’10

Lori R. Sharpe ’82Justin P. Shell ’08Lorne B. Sheren ’73Elizabeth M. Singleton ’07Mark Skinner ’67XMr. and Mrs. Bret Smart P’09Bret S. Smart Jr. ’09Emerson L. Smith ’08Luke C. Soletic ’08Kelly T. Sonerholm ’06Mr. Joseph Sosa P’08Leah R. Sosa ’08John R. Stebe ’08Steve M. Stone ’06Sean M. Sundey ’03Theodore L. Thorsen ’61Mrs. Andrew Tindale P’10Jessica K. Tomczak ’08Matthew D. Turns ’00Matthew L. Unger ’04Adam H. Van Doren ’08Charles B. Walburn ’70Jonathan D. Ward ’09William C. Webster ’59Emily E. Whitman ’05Sarah E. Wickenheiser ’08Vincent S. Wickenheiser ’08John P. Wise ’09Stefan T. Wolczko ’09Mark K. Wolf ’95Meldon J. Wolfgang IV ’93David M. Yannitell ’67Timothy Yen ’04Matthew B. Zahn ’05Aurore V. Zuzick ’09

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2013 ADMIRALTY CLUB that contribute $10,000 or more annually to Webb Institute.

The generosity and loyalty of Admiralty Club members allow

architecture and marine engineering.

For more information about becoming an Admiralty Club

A D M I R A LT Y C L U B

Bollinger Foundation

Crowley Maritime Corporation

Foss Marine Holdings, Inc.

McMullen Family Foundation

SeaRiver Maritime, Inc.

The Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers

The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation

Corporations, Matching Gift Corporations, Foundations, Associations, and Professional Organizations

Amgen FoundationApplied Physical Sciences Corp.

AT&TAxis CapitalBadge Agency, Inc.BAE SystemsBank of America FoundationBath Iron Works CorporationBemis Company FoundationBNY Mellon Community Partnership

Boeing Matching Gift ProgramBollinger FoundationBP FoundationCaterpillar FoundationChevron Humankind Employee Funds

Community Foundation of New Jersey

Computer Associates Matching Gifts Program

Con EdisonConocoPhillips Matching Gift Company

Constellation EnergyCrowley Maritime CorporationCumberland Home & HearthDesignautics, Inc.Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Program

ExxonMobil FoundationFidelity Charitable Gift FundFoss Marine Holdings, Inc.Foss Maritime Co.Gabelli FoundationGeneral Dynamics NASSCOGeneral Electric CorporationGreater Houston Community Foundation

The James J. Henry Charitable Trust

Herbert Engineering Corp.

Horizon LinesIBEX, LLCIllinois Tool Works FoundationInterMarine IncorporatedJ H Auto Inc.Jewish Communal FundKBR Community MattersKBR Community Matters Matching Gift Company

Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation

Mariano's Cleaning Service, Inc.

Marsh & McLennan Companies

McMullen Family FoundationMetLifeMichael Baker Corporation Foundation

Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Program

Minerals Technologies Inc.

Mobil Retiree Matching Gift Program

Moog, Inc.National Life Group Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Network for GoodNew York Life FoundationNorthrop Grumman Foundation

Nuview FunridersOceanside Mortgage Company

Orange County Community Foundation

PPLQuantum Marine EngineeringRaytheon Systems Company/Matching Gifts

Ryder System, Inc.SAICSargent & Herkes, Inc.SeaCraft Design, LLC

SeaRiver Maritime, Inc.Siemens Capital Company, LLC

The Bechtel Foundation Matching Gifts Program

The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation

The Glosten Associates, Inc.The Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers

The TK FoundationTransocean Offshore Deepwater Drilling, Inc.

UBS Investment BankUnited Way of New York CityVan Dyke Family FoundationWakefern Food CorporationWebb Alumni AssociationWells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

Webb’s Winter Work term is one of the most extraordinary experiences our students have.

FRESHMENFRESHMENBay Ship & Yacht Co.Brooklin BoatyardDetyens ShipyardsGeneral Dynamics Electric BoatGeneral Dynamics NASSCOGuam ShipyardHuntington Ingalls IndustriesLake Union DryDock CompanyMetal Shark Aluminum BoatsNew England BoatworksNichols Bros. Boat Builders

SOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESA.P. Moller-Maersk A/SCrowley Maritime CorporationHorizon LinesInternational Shipping Partners, Inc.Kirby CorporationMaersk Line, LimitedMilitary Sealift CommandOcean Shipholdings, Inc.Stolt TankersTitan Salvage

JUNIORSJUNIORSAlan C. McClure Associates, Inc.Delta MarineGeneral Dynamics NASSCOGuido Perla & Associates, Inc.M Ship Co. LLCMetal Shark Aluminum BoatsNAPAShip Architects, Inc.STX Canada MarineTitan Salvage (Costa Concordia Project)Vigor Marine

SENIORSSENIORSAmerican Bureau of ShippingAMSECBollinger ShipyardsCruise Lines International AssociationElectronics Consulting Services/NOAAElliott Bay Design GroupGL Noble Denton MCIHuntington Ingalls IndustriesMorrelli & Melvin Design & EngineeringNavatek LtdNorbridge Inc.SeaRiver MaritimeThe Glosten AssociatesTitan Salvage (Costa Concordia Project)

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Each year during a student’s four-year experience here

at Webb, he or she will engage in a different type of

Winter Work opportunity during January and February.

Freshmen work in shipyards, sophomores work on

large vessels or container ships, and juniors and seniors

engage in a variety of positions in engineering and

design firms nationally and globally.

Our students not only gain “hands on, real life” work

experience through this program, but also learn what

kind of work environment may best suit them in the

real world—and they do so long before they complete

their Webb education. The program also enhances

their lives by allowing them to experience these unique

positions, as well as traveling to places abroad that

they may otherwise never experience. This program

also provides exceptional networking opportunities for

students; they interact with alumni and companies that

can assist them in their futures when looking to secure

employment.

We wish to thank those companies and alumni for

providing these unique work opportunities for our

students during our 2013 Winter Work Term.

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WEBB INSTITUTE

The overall return on investment of 14.5% realized in FY13

enabled an 8% growth in the endowment after accounting for the draw to support operations. The endowment is now over one-third higher than its lowest point following the economic downturn of 2008-2009, with investments totaling $53,768,269.

As shown in Table 1, Webb’s current year and longer term annualized returns compare favorably with our peers. Our 1, 3, 5 and 10 year average returns lie well above the top quartile returns of endowments for higher education as reported in the 2013 NACUBO-Commonfund Study of Endowments. The Webb Investment Committee provides oversight of our investments. John Couch, former CEO of Alexander and Baldwin and Chairman of CM Capital, serves as chairman of the Investment Committee, having succeeded Jon LaBerge in November 2012. During FY13, Cambridge Associates was contracted to provide investment advisory services. C|A, one of the world’s leading financial advisors for colleges and universities, succeeded Merrill Lynch as Webb’s investment advisor.

Webb’s Investment Policy Statement was revised in October 2012. The IPS establishes a goal of earning an average real annual return of 5% on a sustainable long-term basis. The real return is the total return (net of investment management fees) adjusted for inflation. The IPS calls for a diversified allocation and sets

policy target values as follows: 55%

Global Equity, 10% Diversifiers, 14%

Real Assets, 18% Fixed Income,

and 3% Cash. The policy defines

permissible ranges about the

target values, to allow minor shifts

as a result of market movements

without forced rebalancing,

and to allow the committee to adopt tactical over/under weight allocations when appropriate.

As shown in Table 2, Revenue was down $1,279,682 for the year, primarily due to a reduction in the receipt of major planned gifts. Total Revenue & Support increased

Table 1: AVERAGE ANNUAL INVESTMENT RATES OF RETURN (net of fees)1 Year 3 Year 5 Year 10 Year

WEBB INSTITUTE 14.5% 12.8% 6.4% 9.2%

NACUBO (All Colleges & Universities) 11.7% 10.2% 4.0% 7.1%

NACUBO (Upper Quartile) 13.0% 11.2% 5.0% 7.8%

NACUBO ($50–$100 million endowments) 11.5% 10.0% 4.0% 6.7%

NACUBO (>$1 billion endowments) 11.7% 10.5% 3.8% 8.3%

Table 2: STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES (Income Statement)2013 2012

Operating Revenue (Room & Board, etc.) $994,955 $998,400

Unrestricted Gifts 1,514,893 1,431,439

Major Unrestricted Gifts (>$100,000 each) 540,809 1,619,239

Restricted Gifts & Grants 869,178 1,251,181

Other Income (Research, etc.) 230,899 130,157

REVENUES 4,150,734 5,430,416

Investment Return 6,721,549 434,601

TOTAL REVENUE & SUPPORT 10,872,283 5,865,017

Instruction 2,873,006 2,750,310

Institutional Support 2,118,561 1,748,315

Auxiliary Enterprises 521,622 568,768

Student Services 695,008 741,643

Academic Support 1,002,699 787,514

TOTAL EXPENSES 7,210,896 6,596,550

Change in Net Assets (before write-off) 3,661,387 (731,533)

Change in Net Assets $3,661,387 ($731,533)

NET ASSETS: Beginning of Year $59,049,517 $59,781,050

End of Year $62,710,904 $59,049,517

FINANCE & INVESTMENTS FISCAL YEAR 2013 (FY13)

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by $5,007,266 due to the strong returns on the endowment.

Operating expenses increased from $6,596,550 in FY12 to $7,210,896 in FY13. In FY12, we were operating without one faculty member and one member of the development department. In FY13, gift revenue from pledges was written down by $173,865. After adjustment for these significant expenses, the increase in operating expenses is 4%. Table 3 shows total expenditures (operating expenditures plus capital expenditures).

The chart in Figure 1 illustrates the breakdown of operating expenses by function. Instruction (faculty, laboratories, etc.), Academic Support (non-faculty academics, library, etc.), Student Services (student activities, non-tuition scholarships, etc.), and Auxiliary Enterprises (primarily food service)

comprise 70% of overall expenses. In FY13, 53% of operating expenses were for salary and benefits. Other large expense items included food services (7%), Utilities (5%), Insurance (3%) and Depreciation (8%).

At the end of FY2013, Webb loan debt stood at $1,088,098. The remainder of liabilities consisted of payables. As shown in Table 4, Webb’s Net Assets grew by 6.2% over FY13.

Table 3: TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Operating and Capital)2013 2012

Total Expenses $7,210,896 $6,596,550

Less Depreciation Expense (611,969) (557,729)

Less Bad Debt Expense (173,865) -

Capital Expenditures 561,153 1,051,819

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 6,986,215 7,090,640

Instruction $2,873,006

Institutional support $2,118,561

Auxiliary enterprises $521,622

Student services $695,008

Academic support $1,002,699

TOTAL FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

$ 7,210,896

Table 4: STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (Balance Sheet)2013 2012

Investments $53,768,269 $49,782,400

Plant Assets, net of depreciation 9,013,448 9,064,264

Other Assets 1,713,093 1,916,068

TOTAL ASSETS $64,494,810 $60,762,732

Loans (Line of Credit) 1,088,098 1,073,548

Payables and other liabilities 695,808 639,667

TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,783,906 $1,713,215

NET ASSETS 62,710,904 59,049,517

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $64,494,810 $60,762,732

Figure 1: FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

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