trinity magazine fall 2010

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taking flightmentors help students soar to new heights

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Summer at the College has a distinctly different rhythm: generally slower and more sedate, though sometimes the pace is so hectic that it’s a shock to recall that most of the students, however sadly missed, are in fact happily (from all points of view) far away.

In looking forward to the new term and to a fresh influx of new and familiar faces, I hope that some at least will notice the extensive annual efforts to rejuvenate and improve the old place. Likewise, there are novelties to contemplate and enjoy. The green roof on Cartwright Hall is looking lovely; the solar panel on the roof of Larkin is in place and basking in what sunshine remains; and we now have beehives on the top of Henderson Tower, with the promise of honey to come. No roof at Trinity is safe from positive environmental action, it seems.

The summer is of course also a time for catching up with family or friends, or even long-forgotten projects (such as the book I just finished, which I hope you’ll all buy! Look for details in the next issue of the magazine), as well as for taking stock and travelling. Recent trips to Iceland, France and Eng-land have reminded me how good it is to get away, and how much better it is to come home.

Various groups of scholars also visited the College over the past few months, most impressively to attend the 20th World Congress of the International Association for the History of Religions, with several members of our Divinity Faculty having toiled heroically to bring more than 700 people from around the globe together.

The theme of the Congress, “Religion: A Human Phenom-enon,” certainly strikes a chord with a College that remains wedded to twin Faculties of Arts and Divinity. As a former Classicist, it has always interested me that the Latin word religio is apparently connected etymologically to words for tying and binding, and that while religion can be both an obligation and a bond, others have also sought to link it to

the notion of choice (since the words for choosing and bind-ing are in Latin quite similar). To see so many scholars come together from so many places to discuss what it is that binds them, and us all, was an inspiring sight, and one that Trinity should be proud to have helped sponsor.

This brings me back to our bees, the most recent summer additions as members of the College. Up on Henderson Tower they live, a prime and pretty spot on the University of Toronto campus, among a small and very vibrant community commit-ted to their welfare and development. They come and go, but what they leave behind is at least as important as what they take away. Alas, bees these days, especially in large and largely barren urban environments, seem rather beleaguered, if not bereft. But ours, as long as they learn to love and live beside a Philosopher’s Walk that remains a quiet haven in Toronto’s busy bustle, will surely thrive.

To medieval minds, bees were a perfect symbol of scholar-ship: flitting and sipping by day from the flowers of many fields, returning home each evening to share what they had acquired, and together, turning all to a sweetness that others could also enjoy. It’s not a bad model for a college, especially one that, like Trinity, has always had its own buzz. To put it another way: to change a simple “hive” into a place in which to “thrive,” simply blend in TRIN.

ANDY ORCHARDprovost and Vice-Chancellor

provost’smessage

The Buzz on CampusWhat a sweet summer it was

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8 The Dean Team Joining forces to save students from crises By Cynthia maCDonalD

10 A Man of Force Brett Cumberbatch teaches at-risk youth that no one can hold them back By Dana laCey

16 Mighty Mentors trinity’s mentorship program takes new shape as it aims to reach more students and alumni By Julia leConte

21 Donor Report helping to sustain trinity as a college of distinction

Features

4 Nota bene Dispatches from campus By anita li

42 Alumni at large the match-fixers By DeClan hill

44 Class notes news from classmates near and far

47 Calendar things to see, hear and do in the coming months

Departments

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What’s black and yellow and produces something sweet?

some fairly new members of the trinity community, and they

moved onto campus over the summer. nope, they’re not students

who did an early check-in to residence. they’re bees.

the idea to house bees at the College first came up after a

group of students (several of them from trinity) and local apiarists

Brian hamlin and peter Kok approached trinity’s bursar, Geoffrey

seaborn, with a proposal to host some hives. hamlin had already

installed a few hives atop a new College residence, and this was a

chance for interested trinity students to become apprentice bee-

keepers closer to home.

the initiative fits right in with trinity’s other eco-friendly

projects, such as the green roof. “We’re receptive to this sort of

idea as it is consistent with our general objective to be a leader

in institutional sustainable practices,” says seaborn.

together, hamlin and seaborn found a home for the bees

on top of henderson tower, overlooking philosopher’s Walk.

the apiarists provided the bees, the hives, protective jackets,

and professional guidance in the form of peter Kok. they were

officially moved in on June 2.

every two weeks over the summer, Kok trained groups of four

students, “pointing out what to do and how to behave around the

bees.” he emphasizes, however, that the hives “are managed first

and foremost by the students.” in fact, he recently handed over the

full responsibility of beekeeping to the volunteer apprentices.

students now inspect the hives weekly. the bees are thriving, and

they’ve been very busy. Kok says there may even be the prospect of

harvesting honey this fall.

hosting beehives on henderson tower fits right in with trinity’s other sustainable initiatives, says Geoffrey seaborn, trinity’s bursar.

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a Gift for studies in urban ministriesA Toronto institution has closed its doors. St. Philip-the-Apostle Anglican Church in North York, founded in 1875, ceased opera-tions in May after 135 years of service to the local community. As part of its plan for closing, the parish decided to leave a legacy to Trinity’s Faculty of Divinity, and established The David Clarke St. Philip’s Trust Fund for studies in urban ministries. During its last service on May 30, the parish presented David Neelands, Trinity’s dean of divinity, with a cheque for $100,000, and generous donors, including many alumni, continue to contribute gifts.

The trust fund was named for Fr. David Clarke ’34 Div ’36, a forward-looking priest who served at St. Philip from 1946 until he retired in 1981 (he continued to teach preaching at Trinity after that). The funds will be used to expand upon or revise existing courses and to support students in urban ministry studies, as well as fund placements. They will also cover the cost to run what Neelands calls a “very adventurous” course in urban ministry taught by the Rev. Dr. Gerry Loweth, a Trinity faculty member who brings a variety of urban social services into his course.

As one of the oldest Anglican congregations in Toronto, St. Philip has had a long association with Trinity. Over the years, many theology students from the College have completed their field-work requirements there. “These placements have always been considered opportunities to learn in a progressive and theologically alert community,” Neelands says.

He adds that the parish, which was originally located in what is now the heart of Toronto’s central Chinatown, at Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue, “has been at the forefront of operating as a church aware of the city around it.”

Robert Bothwell, professor and director of Trinity

College’s international relations program, has won

the prestigious J. B. tyrrell historical medal from the

royal society of Canada.

the medal is awarded every two years—if there is a

suitable candidate—for outstanding work in relation to

the history of Canada.

prof. Bothwell “has given Canadians a sense

of place within an international context and has

worked tirelessly to ensure that those outside

Canada see Canada as part of the international

context as well,” reads an excerpt from the citation

highlighting his achievements.

he has authored, co-authored or edited more

than 26 books on Canadian history, and written

and narrated five radio series on Canadian and

international history, among many other accomplish-

ments. most recently, he is co-editor (with trinity’s

former provost, margaret macmillan) of the

history of Canada series, one of the first releases

under penguin Group Canada’s brand new allen

lane imprint.

the J. B. tyrrell medal was established in 1927

and endowed by Joseph Burr tyrrell, a geologist, geog-

rapher, explorer, engineer and amateur historian, for

his efforts and successes in furthering the knowledge

of the history of Canada.

in other faculty news, abrahim h. Khan, professor

and advanced degree director in trinity’s Faculty of

Divinity, was honoured recently for his role as one of

two main founding editors of a series called

Acta Kierkegaardiana.

the series comprises 10 volumes, with supple-

ments. supplement 1, 2010, won the award of

Constantine the philosopher university in nitre,

slovakia, for the best published book at that

university for that year. the series is a joint

effort by the Kierkegaard Circle at trinity, the

Kierkegaard society in slovakia and the university

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Getting CreativeStarting this fall, Trinity’s Faculty of Divinity is

showing off its artistic side.

Within its master of theological studies

program, the faculty is now offering a concentra-

tion in theology and the arts so that students can

combine religious studies with visual arts studies.

David neelands, trinity’s dean of divinity, says

the new concentration was launched after several

students and faculty members showed an interest

in merging the two disciplines. among the leaders

of the initiative are prof. michael steinhauser,

prof. John Franklin and ian mcKinnon.

a fellow of trinity College, prof. steinhauser

currently teaches courses on the new testament.

he is also a distinguished painter who has held art

exhibits throughout Canada and the world. most

recently, he was invited to display his paintings at

the Florence Biennale, an international contempo-

rary art exhibition in Florence, italy.

prof. Franklin is a visiting professor to trinity’s

Faculty of Divinity, who also teaches courses in

theology and the arts at emmanuel College, the

theological college at the university of toronto’s

Victoria university. his dedication to both fields

of study extends beyond the classroom: Franklin

is also the executive director of imago, a charity

that seeks to promote and support Christian art-

ists in Canada.

a doctoral student in the theology department,

mcKinnon has been a working visual artist for

many years. Before coming to trinity, he was a

faculty member at the nova scotia College of art

and Design.

Courses in the new concentration will be on such

topics as theology and the arts in dialogue, and

aesthetics and theology. students will also have

the option of studying a broad range of art history

courses offered by u of t’s Department of Fine art.

throughout the history of the Christian Church,

religion and the arts have been both friends and

foes. With this new initiative, students will have

the opportunity to explore the sometimes conten-

tious, always interesting, and constantly evolving

relationship between the two. Madonna and Child, by Carlo Crivelli.

Students from Trinity’s Faculty of Divinity were able to apply their in-class studies to the out-side world when they attended a three-week study tour and pilgrimage to the lands of the Bible this past spring.

Twelve students, as well as divinity alumni and several lay people from across Canada, accompanied David Neelands, Trinity’s dean of divinity, and the Rev. Dr. Richard LeSueur, tour leader and teacher for the course credits, on the trip.

The group travelled exten-sively throughout Israel, the

Palestinian territories and the Egyptian Sinai to see various archaeological and historical holy sites. They also met and talked to local people, includ-ing Israelis, Palestinians and the Bedouin, which “provided some unique insights into the narratives of the Bible, and Christian origins,” Neelands recalls.

He cites a camel ride up Mount Sinai in Egypt, and visits to Nazareth, Jesus’ childhood home, archaeolog-ical digs at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem and an authentic

baptismal site on the Jordan River as highlights of the trip. The group also brought greetings to the Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem from the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada.

The faculty organizes study tours every other year, inviting as many students as possible to participate. To make the trip affordable, it provides students with significant financial assistance in the form of bursaries, to which some divinity alumni also contribute monetary donations.

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Doing Our PartTrinity College once again donated the

use of the Buttery to the Feeding our

Future program over the summer.

For the second year in a row, volunteers

from trinity College, sodexo (trinity’s food

services operator) and second harvest (a

local charity) prepared free lunches for 13

toronto-area kids’ day camps. more than

30,000 lunches were made on weekday

mornings between July 5 and august 20,

and distributed before noon to children

in need.

Feeding our Future, a joint project of

second harvest and the sodexo Founda-

tion, now operates in eight cities across

Canada, providing meals to children

who, without school-season lunch pro-

grams, might otherwise go hungry during

the summer months.

Trinity has a history of attracting and producing academically strong

and community-minded students, and this year is no different. six

trinity students were among the recent recipients of high-profile

graduation awards and in-course scholarships.

Alexander Mann ’13 and Connor Emdin ’13 have each been

awarded William and nona heaslip scholarships. these renewable

scholarships are given to trinity students in financial need, who

have a strong academic record and actively participate in College

and community life. emdin says he is grateful for the financial

freedom that the award gives him: “[it] will allow me to focus my

energies on my volunteer commitments, research and academics

without burdening my family.”

Claire Schachter ’10 is the recipient of this year’s William and

nona heaslip trinity–st. antony’s scholarship in international rela-

tions. this scholarship, trinity’s largest, is awarded in alternating

years to a graduating student or recent graduate in the international

relations (ir) program. schachter will pursue a master of philosophy

degree in ir at oxford university’s st. antony’s College this fall.

she says receiving the scholarship is “both humbling and hugely

motivating.” schachter is also the recipient of trinity’s G. s. Cart-

wright prize for high achievement in ir, and the meltzer memorial

travelling scholarship in ir.

Cara Evans ’13 is the first-ever recipient of trinity’s new John

harvey Whiteside scholarship. the award was established to provide

continuing funding to a trinity student enrolled in an arts or Com-

merce program who demonstrates strong academic achievement and

community participation. evans says she is “deeply honoured and

absolutely shocked” to win the scholarship.

Shu Yun Wu ’09 was awarded the university of toronto’s Gover-

nor General’s silver medal, which is given to three u of t students

with the highest Gpa upon graduation. she is also the recipient of

trinity’s Chancellor’s Gold medal in science and the prince of Wales

prize for high achievement in math.

David Boehmer is the recipient of a doctoral fellowship in theology

awarded by the social sciences and humanities research Council

of Canada, which provides $20,000 annually for three years of

study. Boehmer is starting his second year of trinity’s Doctor of

theology program this fall.

Big Wins

The green roof on St. Hilda’s residence really blossomed this summer. If you’re in the area, come by and visit the lovely garden, and enjoy the abundance of flowers and herbs while the weather is still pleasant.

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For undergraduate students, there’s no single guaranteed recipe for success. Hard work is one major ingredient, but having a happy, stress-free living envi-ronment is just as important. Luckily for those who come to Trinity, the Office of the Dean of Students exists to help resolve problems of a non-academic nature, and to ensure that everyone has an experience that is rich, engaged and memorable.

This year, Trinity welcomed a new team to the Office. Jonathan Steels recently took over as dean from Kelley Castle, under whom he had worked as the Col-lege’s first-ever assistant dean since 2006. A former academic don with a PhD in biochemistry, 34-year-old Steels is famil-iar with the precise, orderly nature of aca-demia, but also with the unpredictable nature of events outside the classroom and the myriad circumstances that can intrude on that order.

Taking over Steels’ former position is Kristen Moore, a 29-year-old teacher by training, who worked for four years as residence life manager at the University of Guelph. The new dean team admits that

their job demands a wide variety of skills and expertise.

“It’s a multifaceted role in which differ-ent priorities compete daily,” says Moore. These can include everything from set-tling roommate conflicts to revising disciplinary policies to working with stu-dent government to dealing with mental health, family and financial problems.

Flexibility and a cool demeanour are essential qualities, says Steels. “If a student has just lost a family member and doesn’t know what to do or where to go, we have to drop everything in order to help.” He underlines that empathy, privacy and confidentiality are also critical elements of the work that he and Moore do.

Lisa Grossi ’08 graduated with a degree in English. While at the College, she found the Dean’s Office to be an invalu-able service. “Adjustment to student life can be overwhelming, and you often need a grounding force,” she says. “The dean of students provides that, because you feel you can go there with any sensitive issues that might come up. In terms of setting people up with resources on campus, they’re very knowledgeable.”

In addition to dealing with the many crises that arise as a matter of course, Steels and Moore are now focusing on expanding the reach and function of the Office. Revamping its web presence and engaging students who live off-campus are important goals. And there will be more of an emphasis in the coming year on implementing transitional program-ming for graduating students.

“A lot of institutions across the country have extensive programming for students coming into first year, but they don’t do a lot at the tail end of the degree,” says Steels. “Students often have a difficult time figuring out what’s next.” The deans plan to work on specialized career nights for alumni, and arranging other opportu-nities for mentorship.

Steels and Moore bring a wealth of experience and education to their roles, but both note that their youth is a valu-able asset as well. “It helps to be young, so you can relate to the students,” Steels says. “But also to be old enough to know what resources are available, and to be aware of problems that can come up during the maturation process.”

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Three years ago, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) was reeling in the aftermath of the murder of 15-year-old Jordan Man-ners, who was shot to death en route to the washroom at C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute. While much of the media hype following the inci-dent painted a grim picture of violence, gangs and drug use in the schools of the city’s poorer neighbourhoods, administrators were quietly work-ing in myriad ways to bring the public’s—and the school board’s—focus back to education and community outreach.

Ed Malabre, principal at Humber Summit Middle School in Toronto’s Jane and Finch corridor, for example, collaborated with education con-sultant Brett Cumberbatch ’07 to provide a series of leadership work-shops for Grade 6 boys identified as needing support.

“Schools in some areas of the city don’t have all of the necessary resources to provide developmental, emotional and social support,” Malabre says. “Sometimes we need to work with outside organizations to fill the gaps.”

Cumberbatch co-founded one such organization, Smash the Glass Ceiling Consulting (STGC), in early 2008. Through STGC, he has worked with school boards, government and NGOs to help them overcome social and demographic challenges in the education system. “I truly believe school is not just about books, the curriculum and tests. It’s also about developing people,” he says.

Over the past year, he has worked with 15 Ottawa-based schools, in addition to running a boys’ leadership program at three Toronto schools: Humber, C. W. Jefferys and Elia Middle School. “Because of their lives at home and on the streets, a lot of these young men already have adult tendencies, but they lack organizational skills.”

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His lessons are academic and social, covering everything from literature and writing to conflict-, stress- and time-management, and preventive problem-solving skills. He lets the boys lead class discussions about social issues in their communities and the world at large. “I tell them, ‘Sure, there are a lot of bad places in the world, but there are a lot of great places as well, and you have every right to be there.’ It’s all about getting them to see beyond their block.”

Cumberbatch was born in Barbados, the only child of a single mother. Growing up, he moved often between Barbados and various Canadian cities with his mom, before the two of them finally settled in Toronto. Only 13 at the time and feeling rather isolated, Cumberbatch became entangled in violence and activities involving drugs and gangs, and got into fights with his classmates.

“I lived in the principal’s office for most of my high school career,” he recalls. “The rest of the time I was home on suspension.”

This continued until a new vice-prin-cipal noticed that the young man had potential. With his mentor’s encourage-ment, Cumberbatch joined the student council and started tutoring young peo-ple in literacy. For the first time, univer-sity seemed an achievable goal. He shut out the chorus of voices that told him he wasn’t good enough, or that his love of literature wasn’t “black” enough. This is also when Cumberbatch adopted his favourite mantra, one he now drums into the impressionable minds of his students again and again: No one can hold you back without your permission.

“I told my mentor I wanted to be the best. He said that in order be the best, you had to compete with the best.” He took Cumberbatch to his very first debate


competition, where he met some Trinity alumni. Their success inspired him.

“People in my community laughed in my face when I told them I wanted to go to Trinity,” he says. “They told me that a young black man would never succeed there.” Now a proud Trinity alum, Cum-berbatch admits his first year at the Col-lege was a rough transition. “I learned quickly that your high school accomplish-ments don’t matter once you’re in univer-sity.” And physically, he felt that he stood out. “Only one other guy looked like me.”

Cumberbatch eschewed partying and instead delved into academic and volun-teer work. People noticed: throughout his undergrad years, he forged great connec-tions with the Trinity family. “My first-year seminar professor, Patricia Bronskill, was big on telling me not to waste my talent.” Dr. Ivan McFarlane ’65 and Austin Clarke (honorary grad ’59; doctor of sacred letters ’00) taught him the importance of elevat-

ing himself. “They are also black, and we had many deep conversations about how true success is colour-blind.”

Cumberbatch credits Bruce Bowden, Trinity’s registrar and director of student services, with awakening his entrepre-neurial spirit, an honour Bowden insists doesn’t belong to him. “From the outset, Brett prioritized volunteer tutoring at a couple of Toronto’s schools located in dis-advantaged neighbourhoods.

“Within a year of his starting at the Col-lege, he was proposing that Trinity form formal links with one of these schools, both to provide a single school as a focus for Trinity students’ volunteer tutoring, and to bring these students onto campus on a regular basis to broaden their per-spectives,” Bowden says. “Brett thought too many visible minority students in the northwest section of the city had never seen the university and thus had no rea-son to think of U of T as an attractive and

obtainable objective.”Cumberbatch says that Bowden also

prompted him to become editor of the Trinity Review, for which Cumberbatch had to manage a budget, hire staff and be prepared to “get his feet wet.” He made the Review that year “more modern and multicultural” by poring over student work in search of unique, overlooked art—the same approach he uses in his educational work.

“If you have met Brett, his is a large build, a large voice, and a large and outgo-ing personality,” Bowden says “Add to that his drive and creative instincts, and he is, quite simply, a force.”

Starting STGC was a logical next step after graduating from Trinity, Cumber-batch says, and it was a chance to get paid for what he was already doing. He took a month-long Rotman Executive Educa-tion bridging program to learn some of the crucial business skills for setting up

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STGC, and earned a Master of Education from the University of Toronto’s OISE.

Currently, the 27-year-old is one of only a few male minorities pursu-ing a PhD in education at OISE in the Curriculum, Teaching and Learn-ing Department, where Cumberbatch is drawing on his work with STGC, investigating best practices for engag-ing high-priority students and teaching them literacy skills. After completing his PhD he has plans to advise and train teachers, and has a book idea in the works on improving the educational approach for at-risk students.

“Brett is a hard-working, dedicated person who has a passion to work with and create opportunities for students who are experiencing challenges in school,” Ed Malabre says. “He learns quickly and adapts his program to meet the needs of all students.”

At the middle school level, Cumber-batch says he softens even the toughest attitudes by inviting students to role-play. “I don’t want to sound cheesy, but it’s actually a very beautiful thing to watch. Once you get them comfortable, they show you terrific forms of art.”

He’s a big believer in the power of poetry, a medium that allows the boys to express themselves and be critical of the world around them. His students also keep journals, which he says is key to personal health. “We’re not a very vocal and reflective society anymore; there aren’t a lot of opportunities to open your heart up and be vulnerable. Journaling decreases anger and depression.”

Cumberbatch offers a lot more than inspiration, too. STGC provides several schools with writing scholarships and various awards for literature, and 10 per cent of every dollar STGC earns is rein-vested in his students.

In the slow summer months, he vol-unteers for the not-for-profit Youth Association for Academics, Athletics and Character Education, which empowers youth through developing self-confi-dence, discipline and career aspirations

and fostering racial and ethnic identity. He says it “does more for disadvantaged kids and victims of abuse and poverty than any other group I’ve encountered.”

This fall he’s back to school with 70 new students at C. W. Jefferys and 15 to 30 at Humber Summit, and he’s expanding his program to three other high schools in the Jane and Finch area.

“I feel I’ve been blessed. I’ve been afforded opportunities that have allowed me to succeed. The kids I work with have very little. I can’t encourage a kid to follow his passion for drawing without buying him some art materials. I can’t let him go to school without a proper winter coat. That would make me a hypocrite.”

Of course, Cumberbatch is being modest; a lot of opportunities he created for himself. But that’s his point: Nobody can hold you back but yourself.

“ i told my mentor i wanted to be the best. he said that in order be the best, you had to compete with the best”


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Claire Glossop with mentor andrew mcFarlane.

mighty mentorsTrinity’s mentorship program takes new shape as it aims to reach more students and alumni BY JuliA lECONTE

Prim, cutthroat “suits” with no tolerance for stupid questions; vampire-like creatures who wander skyscraper hallways with bloodshot eyes; workahol-ics in desperate need of work/life balance: A year ago, if you had asked fourth-year Trinity College student and aspiring law-yer Margaret Kim to describe the people working in her chosen profession, you would have got precisely this sort of dire speculation.

Still, despite her preconceptions, Kim wanted to see for herself what it would be like to practise law. “I had certain ideas of what I would like to do,” she says, “but I suspected that appearance and reality could have differences.” Encouraged by recommendations from her upper-year friends, Kim applied to Trinity’s mentorship program. About three weeks later, associate registrar Dr. Bruce Ferguson set her up with some-one who was able to shed some light on the reality of being a lawyer.

Ferguson is a matchmaker of sorts, but not the kind one might expect. He runs an informal mentorship pro-gram at the College, through the Reg-istrar’s Office, pairing up interested third- and fourth-year students with successful alumni in the students’ career area of choice. The program is a great resource for scholars who often don’t know anyone working in the field they wish to pursue and therefore get only second-hand or textbook informa-tion on what the day-to-day elements of said career might entail.

“My family members have always been mental and emotional pillars for me, but since I came to Canada [from Korea] about 10 years ago, they have been unable to provide me with knowl-edge-based guidance regarding the sys-tem or process to attain a legal career in Canada,” says Kim.

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Toronto, her bleak impression of lawyers all but disappeared. “I realized that a law-yer’s work is much more diverse than my previous understanding,” she says. “Law firms do not have to be as scary as they are presented in the John Grisham books I have read.”

What Kim found at Goodmans was “a very respectful and happy environment,” and in Bronskill she discovered a friendly, attentive and cheerful lawyer, hard-work-ing yet well-rounded.

Kim and Bronskill’s relationship exem-plifies the way a little time and effort can have a profound impact on both par-ties. For example, the two set up meet-ings via e-mail, and because they’re both equipped with BlackBerrys, it didn’t take long to firm up times and dates. Meetings (more like casual chats) generally lasted from 30 minutes to an hour, and took place over coffee at Bronksill’s office in the Bay Adelaide Centre. (Kim also men-tions that, though his BlackBerry went off continually, her mentor ignored it during their talks.)

Finding a perfect career match for each student is not possible, but that is not the point of the mentorship program. Kim is interested in pursuing international pri-vate law and arbitration, while Bronskill’s focus is municipal law for the private and public sectors throughout Ontario. Deciding on a discipline has actually become less important to Kim since get-ting to know Bronskill. “The most valu-able lesson I learned from David is that I do not have to be completely set on what type of law I would like to prac-tise because that is what law school is for!” she says.

Bronskill points out that simply show-ing an interest in a student’s development at this stage makes a huge difference. “In time, the people you’re mentoring are going to do very successful things in their life,” he says. “In fact, Margaret’s going

to do way more interesting and dynamic things than me—so there’s an opportu-nity to live vicariously through them.”

The nature of the mentor-mentee rela-tionship naturally varies from one part-nership to another. While Kim’s visions of legal eagles were put at ease after spend-ing time at the Bay Adelaide Centre, two blocks south, fellow Trinity student Claire Glossop ’11 was coming to a very dif-ferent realization. On the 44th floor of Brookfield Place, Glossop found the office environment every aspiring lawyer must dream of: open, airy lobby and hallways; polished dark-wood desks and doors; striking, abundant art; and panoramas that stretch for miles. For a time, Glossop had dreamed of this, too: since age 11, she had been dead set on practising law like her father, Peter Glossop. But by the begin-ning of her third year at Trinity, she wasn’t so sure. “I was at a crossroads as to whether I wanted to do law or business,” she says.

After signing up for the mentorship pro-gram, Glossop was paired with Andrew McFarlane ’93, a partner at McMillan LLP. On a sunny August day a few months into the program, the two are sitting in his firm’s impressive boardroom on that 44th floor. There is an obvious comfort and friendly familiarity between them as they discuss the magnificent view: perfectly clear blue skies over Lake Ontario.

A few meetings and e-mail exchanges with McFarlane have made a signifi-

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“ in time, the people you’re mentoring are going to do very successful things in their life”

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cant impact on Glossop’s education and career path. “It’s so nice to have a Trinity alumnus to talk to informally,” she says. “To have that connection not only about Trinity, but about a career you potentially might want to have, and to see how that process evolves.” Throughout their meet-ings in coffee shops, or at the McMillan offices, Glossop and McFarlane’s conver-sations have run the gamut from broad questions (“The first thing I like to ask is, how did you end up here?” says Glos-sop) to advice on practical details (“Don’t bring just one pencil to the LSAT!” says McFarlane).

This is the third time McFarlane has been a mentor to Trinity students. His experience in guiding younger students as a Trinity don during his law-school years

at the University of Toronto made him an obvious candidate for the mentorship pro-gram. And when Ferguson e-mailed him a few years ago to ask if he’d be willing, he happily obliged.

The program has been just as rewarding for McFarlane as for the aspiring profes-sionals he mentors. “It gives the students a window on what we’re doing,” he says. “But it also gives us, the alumni, a window back on Trinity to see what’s going on. You get something out of that as well.”

That mutual gain and connection between students and alumni is what Fer-guson was hoping for when he set up the program 12 years ago. “There was a need from the student side to connect with peo-ple in various careers, and we naturally thought there was an untapped resource

of alumni from Trinity who go on to do great things in their professional lives,” he says. “Why not see if there was an interest in helping out?”

Ferguson has set up 20 to 25 mentor-mentee relationships each year. The response has been overwhelmingly posi-tive, and it’s easy to understand why. Most of the Trinity alumni he has asked have a real fondness for the place, he says. They enjoy being on campus and are interested in making sure current and future stu-dents have the positive experience they had themselves. Mentorship is one way of doing that.

The benefits to students are even more obvious. Ferguson highlights what he views as one of the program’s main advan-tages: students can make a connection to h

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the wider College community rather than simply forging relationships with fellow classmates. Plus there’s the practicality of getting to know someone in a given career. “A lot of students come here say-ing, ‘I want to be a doctor, I want to be a lawyer,’ ” says Ferguson. “But they don’t know what work in that profession is like, or most importantly, what living that pro-fession is like.” This gives them an oppor-tunity to find out.

Ferguson has singlehandedly built the program into the winning model it is today. But as successful as the mentor-mentee pairings have been, he hasn’t always been able to find a mentor for every student who wanted one, particularly for those interested in the finance, account-ing and general business fields.

This year, in order to broaden access to and expand the program, Ferguson is teaming up with Jonathan Steels, Trinity’s dean of students, and Bronskill, to make some changes to its structure. In the fall term, interested students will have the opportunity to attend one or more career-development workshops without alumni, where potential mentees will learn how to write a CV, approach professionals effectively, and zone in on their career of interest. During the winter months, alumni will be invited to attend a large-scale mentorship reception with the students. They’ll be asked to come prepared to talk about their work, and, if they happen to make a connection with someone, encouraged to invite them for a follow-up chat. “It might be more of an approachable format, and socially, more natural,” says Ferguson.

Bronskill thinks the modifications will

greatly improve the program. “Not only will there be the one-on-one mentorships, but there will also be a greater opportunity to have alumni return and share their experiences with more students,” he says. “It will be easier for students and alum to meet and forge connections.”

McFarlane hopes the less-formal ap - proach will attract a larger group of mentors. When he was at Trinity, he says, “It would have been nice to talk to some-one who was on the same wavelength.” He adds that he knows many of his former Trinity classmates want to give back to the College and points out that the program “is a very rewarding and easy way to do so.”

The greatest reward of the mentorship program for Glossop, as it turns out, is that she realized perhaps law isn’t right for her, right now. But there are no hard feelings on McFarlane’s end. “The point to take from Claire is that the mentorship program doesn’t just allow students to see what they’re interested in,” he says. “It also allows them to see what they’re not interested in.”

if you, as an alumnus(a) of trinity College, would like to volunteer as a mentor in the program, please contact Dr. Bruce Ferguson at the registrar’s office: 416-978-2687; [email protected].

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Donor report 2009–2010TRiNiTY COllEGE

message from terry Grier & andy orchard Brian & linda Cormanmartin Cosgraveevelyn & Graham ’46 Cotteredward Crawford ’48John D. Cuddy ’67J. martha Cunningham ’81Janet Curry ’55William & marie Dafoerobert G. ’43 & mary ’45 Dalealexander & ann Dalzellmiranda Davies ’63michael ’58 & honor de pencierWilliam G. Dean ’49 elsie a. Del BiancoW. thomas Delworth & pamela osler Delworth ’61Frank ’59 & s. sunny ’59 Dicumpeter ’49 & Jane ’50 Dobellmichael W. Donnellyatom egoyan ’82D. p. mary elioternst & young matching Gifts— program for higher educationm. Gwynneth evans ’62George a. Fierheller ’55mary Finlay ’72margaret ’82 & Jim FleckJames e. Fordyce ’67ian ’70 & nancy ’70 ForsythJoseph W. Foster ’77norman Fraser ’65Brian D. Freeland ’47Virginia Froman-Wenban ’81hugh r. Furneaux ’62John F. Futhey ’59philippe ’80 & Gillian ’80 GarneauGe CanadaGeorge & esther snell trustJack o. Gibbons ’77heather V. Gibson ’73Caroline a. Gillespie ’87Julie Frances Gilmour ’92susan ’66 & Garth GoddardJohn ’57 & mary ’58 Goodwinrobert ’50 & Janet ’51 Gouinlockmichael & nancy ’58 GrahamWilliam C. ’61 & Catherine ’63 Graham liz Green ’66thomas m. Greene ’70William n. Greer ’47terry ’58 & ruth ’58 GrierBruce Griffith ’79G. t. (tom) Gunn ’65K. Gordon Gwynne-timothy ’49timothy G. m. hadwenalice l. haigh ’63mary B. ’78 & Graham hallward peter ’69 & susan ’69 handDouglas handysideWilliam B. hanna ’58michael J. hareChristopher harris ’81 & mary shenstone ’81William B. ’53 & patricia ’54 harrisDavid harrison ’80 & Catherine le Feuvre ’84Campbell r. harvey ’81Derek C. hayes ’58haynes-Connell Foundation at the toronto Community Foundation

It is a pleasure to welcome you to the 2009–2010 Donor Report. As you will see, the alumni and friends of Trinity have once again proven to be generous and loyal supporters. On behalf of all of us at Trinity, and especially the students whose lives you have enriched, we extend our deepest thanks.

In 2009–2010, the Strength to Strength Campaign came to a successful conclusion, raising $19.5 million, well above the $15-million goal. Strength to Strength was a tremendous demonstration of the confidence of our alumni and friends in the future of the College.

Trinity’s annual fund continues to be our most vital source of regular financial support. Annual fund donations are put to work immediately to enhance academic programs, student services and the library. In 2009–2010, we received $868,000 in gifts to the annual fund. Both the amount given and the number of donors increased over last year.

Recently, Trinity renamed its annual fund The Trinity Fund in recognition of the direct connection between your annual gift and the programs and services that set Trinity apart.

It is a great privilege to be associated with so many generous friends. Thank you for investing in the students of Trinity and for helping to sustain Trinity as a college of distinction and enduring values.

Terry Grier ’58 Chair, Development Committee

Andy Orchard Provost

Deceased individuals

leadership DonorsTrinity College acknowledges with gratitude the Leadership Donors who made cumula-tive gifts of $1,000 or more in 2009–2010.

anonymous (17)ann ’57 & Duncan ’52 abrahamG. David adamson ’69peter ’69 & nora adamsonmary s. aduckiewicz ’78matthew airhartmohammad al ZaibakDerek p. h. allen ’69alliance Bernstein—the matching Gift Centrepaul h. ambrose ’66Jim andersen ’91 & michelle marion ’92Donna J. haley ’51elizabeth anne ’60 & hugh anson-Cartwrightsarah m. anson-Cartwright ’85James appleyard ’92 & tamara rebanksCarolyn archibald ’55James ’66 & penny arthurphilip ’68 & susan arthur

reinhart J. aulinger ’73edward & Jocelyn ’63 Badovinacmarilyn ’65 & Charles ’62 BaillieJames C. Baillie ’59lisa Balfour Bowen ’61 & Walter m. Bowen helen G. Balfour William Balfour ’45Bruce ’75 & alyson ’71 Barnett-CowanJohn a. Beament ’49sally & allan l. ’49 BeattieDavid ’64 & Debby Beattynicholas Beck ’76 & Brigita Gravitis ’76michael ’65 & Bonnie ’66 Bedford-Jonesruth m. Bell ’56Jalynn h. Bennett ’66ann Birch ’56John n. ’91 & miranda ’92 Birchneville e. Bishop ’58Karen Bleasby ’77renee BleemanJohn C. Bonnycastle ’57James Booth ’90 & mary-lynn Fulton ’90Bruce W. Bowden ’68t. rodney h. Box ’48helen Bradfield ’60

sir roderick Brinckman ’58David Bronskill ’96michael ’66 & patricia ’66 Bronskillpatricia Carr Bruckmannandrea m. Budgey ’06George ’61 & martha ’63 Butterfieldshirley Byrne ’52Donald r. Cameron ’58ruth B. Candy ’40anne Cannon ’52 Jane Carruthers ’54John ’55 & margaret ’57 CattoDouglas Chambers ’61man-Duen Choimichael a. Church ’64Charles s. ChurcherJohn ’69 & lynn ’69 Clappisonstephen r. Clarke ’68 & elizabeth Black ’70rt. hon. adrienne Clarkson ’60anne m. Cobban ’85margaret e. Cockshutt ’48Graham B. r. Collis ’82lionel t. Colman ’60richard m. Colterjohn ’80n. thomas Conyers ’77William a. Corbett ’53William J. Corcoran ’55patricia r. Cordingley ’51

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robert s. heardWilliam l. B. heath ’50Douglas C. heighington ’78robyn heins ’84lyman henderson ’43John hickman ’47andre hidi ’82marty hilliardKing lun Karen ho ’96stanley y. ho ’94stanton ’51 & elspeth ’51 hoggaaron hong ’88ruth e. hood ’55ernest ’50 & margo ’52 howardevan s. howard ’90susan huggard ’51William B. G. humphries ’66martin ’55 & Judith ’55 hunterrobert p. hutchison ’72 & Carolyn Kearns ’72edward ’49 & margaret huyckehydro one employees’ & pensioners’ Charity trustmaruja Jackman ’59Kenneth r. Jacksonpaul i. Kennedy ’66lawrence ’61 & Barbara ’61 Kerslakeelizabeth Kilbourn-mackie ’48simon Kingsley ’88David h. W. Kirkwood ’45John J. KirtonJohn Kloppenborgmalcolm D. Knight ’67philip Konaomi Kirkwood Kuhn ’49nancy lang ’80Judith n. & J. Bruce langstaffmargaret s. large-Cardoso ’39alan D. lattaDouglas i. F. lawson ’55John B. lawson ’48John D. (Jack) leitch ’43Carole ann leith ’60George ’82 & leanne lewispeter ’54 & Joyce ’54 lewispeter m. little ’66arthur J. lochead ’50Fred lockJohn m. longfield ’53 John W. lownsbrough ’69David C. W. macdonald ’77adrian & Donald s. ’52 macdonaldGeorge a. mackie ’67timothy C. marc ’85ross h. ’59 mason & Karen m. masonJoan mcCallum ’49lynn m. mcDonaldivan ’65 & harriet mcFarlanenicholas p. mchaffie ’90lance e. mcintosh ’74Joyce ’61 & Darcy mcKeoughC. michael ’55 & Jeryn ’55 mcKeownDavid J. ’72 & patricia ’73 mcKnighte. richard s. mclaughlin ’48r. peter ’73 & Virginia ’74 mclaughlinroy mcmurtry ’54Jane mcmyn ’59margaret a. meynell ’56David n. mitchell ’69Donald e. moggridge ’65

ian montgomery ’90John W. morden ’56Valinda morris ’52theodore F. morris ’44alan ’57 & Flo ’57 morsonGerald nash ’45 David ’65 & mary ’75 neelandsDesmond neillhilary nicholls ’59David J. ’69 & Kathleen ’69 oakden W. andrew oliverandy orchardWilliam K. orr ’73robert & Dorothea painterr. Brian parkerDonald W. parkinson ’61peter r. patersonmichael G. peers ’59Winsor ’58 & ruth ann ’60 pepallBarbara perrone ’82James phillips ’93Christine J. prudham ’88Douglas B. Quick ’77thomas rahilly ’66 & Jean Fraser ’70Judith ransom ’63Flavia C. redelmeier ’48Kathryn & David ’69 richardsonJohn ’43 & mary louise ’48 rileymichaele robertson ’70Gary William ross ’69J. nicholas ’59 & lynn ’63 rossmichael ’68 & sheila ’68 royce peter rozee ’82 & Francesca patterson ’83peter h. russell ’55richard h. sadleir ’51a. edward safarianWilliam ’56 & meredith saundersonscotiabank GroupWes scott ’68Blair ’45 & Carol ’48 seabornGeoffrey B. seaborn ’73Victor seabrook ’51susan m. sheen ’69Jessica l. G. shelley ’45George o. shepherd ’48robert W. showman ’64Christopher robert shultz ’03Barbara shum ’91 & manos Vourkoutiotis ’91James e. sidorchuk ’84patricia simpson ’56Catherine l. singer ’75margaret sisley ’51John e. ’51 & Gayle ’51 smallbridgeDerek a. smith ’76reta C. smith ’57stephen ’61 & Jane ’61 smithWilliam p. somers ’56philip r. l. somerville ’69thomas yee po soo ’78st. George’s on the hill Churchst. thomas’s Church, torontoColleen stanley ’49David p. stanley-porter ’53mary B. stedman ’44r. D. roy stewart ’75anne r. stinson ’45

J. Warren stoddart ’85Barbara stymiestJohn m. swinden ’60Jennifer m. leDain ’88margaret szucs ’55Burton ’62 & Judith ’62 taittalisman energy inc.Graham taylorthe henry White Kinnear Foundationthe hope Charitable Foundationthe Knowles Consulting Corporationthe mclaughlin scholarship trust Fundthe samuel W. stedman Foundationthe William & nona heaslip FoundationJ. W. nevil ’61 & susanne thomashunter e. thompson ’53mark & Jenny thomsonlee anne tibbles ’84David o. tinkerl. Douglas todgham ’66martha J. tory ’76ann e. tottenham ’62Keith e. townley ’75David ’56 & Diana ’56 trent William i. m. turnersandra ’55 & Guy ’55 upjohnBill VanderBurgh ’69Deirdre W. J. Vincentrobert Vineberg ’72G. Vinsstephen m. Waddams ’63C. ann Wainwright ’58David James Walker ’55Douglas Ward ’61Kathleen Graham Ward ’75hardolph Wasteneysandrew m. Watson ’52Gordon Watson ’53Gordon e. Webb ’76John B. Webber ’56William Westfall ’68John D. Whittall ’69 G. ronald Williamsmary F. Williamson ’55thomas ’62 & elizabeth ’65 Wilsonmichael h. Wilson ’59ann C. Wilton ’74Bruce Winter ’77David ’51 & Carol ’51 Wishartnigel Wright ’84Joan & robert ’55 Wright Charlene s. young ’75Bill ’77 & Janet ’80 youngadam Zimmerman ’50

the salterrae societyThe Salterrae Society recognizes donors who have made lifetime cumulative gifts of $100,000 or more.

anonymous (3)ann ’57 & Duncan ’52 abrahammohammad al Zaibakmarilyn ’65 & Charles ’62 BaillieJames C. Baillie ’59James ’84 & heidi Balsillie

sally & allan l. ’49 Beattieruth m. Bell ’56Jalynn Bennett ’66John C. Bonnycastle ’57William J. Corcoran ’55mira Davies ’63W. thomas Delworth & pamela osler Delworth ’61peter ’49 & Jane ’50 DobellGeorge a. Fierheller ’55James & margaret ’82 FleckJames e. Fordyce ’67norman Fraser ’65John ’57 & mary ’58 GoodwinWilliam C. ’61 & Catherine ’63 Graham marylo Graham ’52Douglas ’59 & ruth ’63 GrantDonna J. haley ’51mary B. ’78 & Graham hallward William B. ’53 & patricia ’54 harrisWilliam l. B. heath ’50William B. G. humphries ’66Frederic l. r. (eric) Jackman ’57John B. lawson ’48George ’82 & leanne lewisVictoria matthews ’76e. richard s. mclaughlin ’48r. peter ’73 & Virginia ’74 mclaughlinpeter & melanie munkDesmond neillhilary nicholls ’59thomas rahilly ’66 & Jean Fraser ’70Flavia C. redelmeier ’48loretta rogersDonald m. ross ’54Gary W. ross ’69michael ’68 & sheila ’68 royceWilliam ’56 & meredith saundersonWes scott ’68Victor seabrook ’51Jessica l. G. shelley ’45patricia simpson ’56stephen ’61 & Jane ’61 smithColleen stanley ’49mary B. stedman ’44anne r. stinson ’45William stinson ’55martha J. tory ’76nicola tory ’85Guy ’55 & sandra ’55 upjohnDeborah VernonWilliam & phyllis WatersJack Whiteside ’63Colin C. Williamsmichael h. Wilson ’59adam Zimmerman ’50Consolidated-Bathurst inc.Cosma international Group of magna international inc.Friends of the trinity College libraryJessie Ball dupont FundJ. p. Bickell Foundationstudents of trinity Collegethe henry White Kinnear Foundationthe hope Charitable Foundationthe Kresge Foundationthe peter munk Charitable Foundationthe samuel W. stedman Foundationthe William & nona heaslip Foundation


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The Trinity fund is the College’s annual giving program. Gifts to the Trinity fund are used to strengthen academic programs, to enhance student services and the Library, and to preserve the architectural beauty of the campus.

CHANCELLOR’S COUNCIL$15,000 to $24,999+James C. Baillie ’59Donna J. haley ’51mary B. ’78 & Graham hallward David ’65 & mary ’75 neelandsGary William ross ’69the henry White Kinnear FoundationJ. W. nevil thomas ’61

$10,000 to $14,999Derek p. h. allen ’69t. rodney h. Box ’48George a. Fierheller ’55William l. B. heath ’50michael ’68 & sheila ’68 royce

PROVOST’S COMMITTEE$5,000 to $9,999anonymous (2)Jalynn h. Bennett ’66John C. Bonnycastle ’57margaret e. Cockshutt ’48William J. Corcoran ’55John ’57 & mary ’58 Goodwinmalcolm D. Knight ’67philip Koe. richard s. mclaughlin ’48William ’56 & meredith saundersonWes scott ’68Barbara shum ’91 & manos Vourkoutiotis ’91patricia simpson ’56

mary B. stedman ’44anne r. stinson ’45the hope Charitable FoundationBill VanderBurgh ’69Joan & robert ’55 Wright

$2,500 to $4,999marilyn ’65 & Charles ’62 BaillieJohn a. Beament ’49sally & allan l. ’49 BeattieDavid ’64 & Debby Beattyrenee Bleemanmichael ’66 & patricia ’66 BronskillGeorge ’61 & martha ’63 Butterfieldshirley Byrne ’52michael a. Church ’64edward Crawford ’48D. p. mary eliotJames e. Fordyce ’67norman Fraser ’65John F. Futhey ’59heather V. Gibson ’73Julie Frances Gilmour ’92William B. ’53 & patricia ’54 harrislyman henderson ’43William B. G humphries ’66robert p. hutchison ’72 & Carolyn Kearns ’72David C. W. macdonald ’77David J. ’69 & Kathleen ’69 oakden andy orchardWinsor ’58 & ruth ann ’60 pepallthomas rahilly ’66 & Jean Fraser ’70Flavia C. redelmeier ’48Kathryn & David ’69 richardsonBlair ’45 & Carol ’48 seabornJessica l. G. shelley ’45margaret sisley ’51John e. ’51 & Gayle ’51 smallbridgest. thomas’s Church, torontoDavid p. stanley-porter ’53Gordon e. Webb ’76

$1,000 to $2,499anonymous (12)ann ’57 & Duncan ’52 abraham

peter ’69 & nora adamsonmary s. aduckiewicz ’78matthew airhartpaul h. ambrose ’66Jim andersen ’91 & michelle marion ’92elizabeth anne ’60 & hugh anson-CartwrightJames appleyard ’92 & tamara rebanksCarolyn archibald ’55James ’66 & penny arthurphilip ’68 & susan arthurreinhart J. aulinger ’73edward & Jocelyn ’63 Badovinaclisa Balfour Bowen ’61 & Walter m. Bowen helen G. Balfour William Balfour ’45Bruce ’75 & alyson ’71 Barnett-Cowannicholas Beck ’76 & Brigita Gravitis ’76michael ’65 & Bonnie ’66 Bedford-Jonesann Birch ’56John n. ’91 & miranda ’92 Birchneville e. Bishop ’58Karen Bleasby ’77James Booth ’90 & mary-lynn Fulton ’90sir roderick Brinckman ’58David Bronskill ’96patricia Carr Bruckmannruth B. Candy ’40anne Cannon ’52 richard n. K. Chong ’93stephen r. Clarke ’68 & elizabeth Black ’70rt. hon. adrienne Clarkson ’60Graham B. r. Collis ’82n. thomas Conyers ’77patricia r. Cordingley ’51Brian & linda Cormanmartin Cosgraveevelyn & Graham ’46 CotterJohn D. Cuddy ’67Janet Curry ’55William & marie Dafoerobert G. ’43 & mary ’45 Dalealexander & ann Dalzell

miranda Davies ’63michael ’58 & honor de pencierWilliam G. Dean ’49 elsie a. Del BiancoW. thomas Delworth & pamela osler Delworth ’61Frank ’59 & s. sunny ’59 Dicumpeter ’49 & Jane ’50 Dobellernst & young matching Gifts— program for higher educationmary Finlay ’72ian ’70 & nancy ’70 ForsythJoseph W. Foster ’77robin Fraser ’52Brian D. Freeland ’47Virginia Froman-Wenban ’81hugh r. Furneaux ’62philippe ’80 & Gillian ’80 GarneauGeorge & esther snell trustCaroline a. Gillespie ’87robert ’50 & Janet ’51 Gouinlockmichael & nancy ’58 GrahamWilliam n. Greer ’47terry ’58 & ruth ’58 GrierBruce Griffith ’79G. t. (tom) Gunn ’65K. Gordon Gwynne-timothy ’49alice l. haigh ’63peter ’69 & susan ’69 handDouglas handysideChristopher harris ’81 & mary shenstone ’81Campbell r. harvey ’81Derek C. hayes ’58robert s. heardDouglas C. heighington ’78robyn heins ’84John hickman ’47stanley y. ho ’94stanton ’51 & elspeth ’51 hoggaaron hong ’88ruth e. hood ’55ernest ’50 & margo ’52 howardsusan huggard ’51martin ’55 & Judith ’55 hunterhydro one employees’ & pensioners’ Charity trustJeremy ’59 & stephanie ’61 Johnstonpaul i. Kennedy ’66


academic programs 41% Divinity 15%

student services and library 34% other 10%

how trinity Fund Dollars Were allocatedAcademic Programs: trinity Fund dollars were used to strengthen the specially designed academic programs for first-year students and enhance the interdisciplinary programs for upper-year students.

Student Services: support from the trinity Fund enhanced student services such as the resources and the support staff of the John W. Graham library, academic guidance of the trinity registrar’s office and the student-life activities of the Dean of students.

Faculty of Divinity: the trinity Fund provided funding for the Faculty of Divinity’s academic programs and for the support services for students in the programs.

Other Areas Enhanced by the Trinity Fund: the trinity Fund donors also directed support to areas such as the preservation of the College’s architecture, the trinity College archives and st. hilda’s College.



lawrence ’61 & Barbara ’61 Kerslakeelizabeth Kilbourn-mackie ’48simon Kingsley ’88David h. W. Kirkwood ’45naomi Kirkwood Kuhn ’49nancy lang ’80Judith n. & J. Bruce langstaffmargaret s. large-Cardoso ’39alan D. lattaJohn B. lawson ’48Jennifer m. leDain ’88John D. (Jack) leitch ’43peter m. little ’66John m. longfield ’53 John W. lownsbrough ’69adrian & Donald s. ’52 macdonaldGillian macKay Graham ’76George a. mackie ’67timothy C. marc ’85ross h. ’59 mason & Karen m. masonmastercard affinity Card - utaaJoan mcCallum ’49ivan ’65 & harriet mcFarlanenicholas p. mchaffie ’90lance e. mcintosh ’74Joyce ’61 & Darcy mcKeoughC. michael ’55 & Jeryn ’55 mcKeownDavid J. ’72 & patricia ’73 mcKnightr. peter ’73 & Virginia ’74 mclaughlinJane mcmyn ’59margaret a. meynell ’56David n. mitchell ’69Donald e. moggridge ’65ian montgomery ’90John W. morden ’56theodore F. morris ’44alan ’57 & Flo ’57 morsonGerald nash ’45 William K. orr ’73robert & Dorothea painterDonald W. parkinson ’61michael G. peers ’59Barbara perrone ’82James phillips ’93Judith ransom ’63John ’43 & mary louise ’48 rileypeter rozee ’82 & Francesca patterson ’83Geoffrey B. seaborn ’73George o. shepherd ’48robert W. showman ’64James e. sidorchuk ’84Catherine l. singer ’75Derek a. smith ’76stephen ’61 & Jane ’61 smithWilliam p. somers ’56philip r. l. somerville ’69thomas yee po soo ’78st. George’s on the hill ChurchColleen stanley ’49r. D. roy stewart ’75J. Warren stoddart ’85John m. swinden ’60Burton ’62 & Judith ’62 taitGraham taylor

hunter e. thompson ’53mark & Jenny thomsonlee anne tibbles ’84David o. tinkerl. Douglas todgham ’66martha J. tory ’76ann e. tottenham ’62David ’56 & Diana ’56 trent robert Vineberg ’72stephen m. Waddams ’63David James Walker ’55Kathleen Graham Ward ’75andrew m. Watson ’52Gordon Watson ’53John B. Webber ’56William Westfall ’68John D. WhittallG. ronald Williamsmichael h. Wilson ’59Bruce Winter ’77David ’51 & Carol ’51 WishartCharlene s. young ’75Bill ’77 & Janet ’80 youngadam Zimmerman ’50

DEANS’ CIRCLE$500 to $999anonymous (11)margaret agar ’42robert i. algie ’76Jamie ’76 & patsy andersonChristopher ’63 & Valerie ’63 armstronghany a. a. assaad ’79

David Bell ’78Christie ’52 & Will Benthamalexandra Bezeredi ’81robert G. Blackadar ’50John C. Bothwell ’48John ’52 & lois BowdenWilliam ’73 & martha ’75 BowdenChristopher Bradley ’81William F. Brienrichard e. Bronskill ’73Daniel Brunet & linda russellharcourt e. G. Bull ’41mary Butler ’50John a. B. Callum ’67Christopher Catonedward C. Cayley ’43paul r. Chapman ’73robert G. Church ’58Graeme C. Clark ’52Charlie ’84 & Jane ’86 Collismarilyn e. Cook ’62David ’85 & Carolyn ’86 Dellramsay Derry ’62michael J. Dolenko ’89m. isabel Downey ’38michael s. Dunn ’76m. Gwynneth evans ’62Will Falk ’85 & Kate Fillion ’86Christopher W. W. Field ’74David ’59 & marjorie Gawleyh. ross Geddes ’83Ge CanadaJohn t. Gilbert ’48alan Gill ’66

susan ’66 & Garth Goddardnuno Gomes ’96Julian a. Graham ’70Barry Grantmargot Grant ’48Karl Gravitis ’77anne Greaves ’60sharyn hall ’69David harrison ’80 & Catherine le Feuvre ’84Charles Dean hatfield ’00philip J. henderson ’82marty hilliardanthony hick ’86Gillian e. hicks ’71ian a. D. holden ’58elaine m. hookerChris horne ’96susan e. houston ’59susan hunt ’68lois m. hurst ’45elizabeth D. isenberg ’57Kevin e. ’78 & Deborah ’78 Johnsonian Joseph ’78penelope C. Kennedy ’57patricia Kenyon-mills ’72andrew J. a. Kriegler ’86pamela C. light ’76patrick ’71 & Victoria ’71 littlearthur J. lochead ’50Christopher J. matthews ’81nancy mcphee ’56alexander o. miller ’68norman J. ’56 & sandra e. ’60 munn J. Geoffrey nugent ’81t. eric oakley ’45m. andrew ’69 & J. K. patricia ’68 padmosian s. pearson ’76Bruce a. perkins ’93Carolyn purden anthony ’63h. i. G. ragg ’50Darla rhyne ’68ian ’64 & nancy ’68 robinsonian F. ross ’75peter h. russell ’55richard h. sadleir ’51edward ’49 & louise ’48 saundersJeannelle savonaroger m. savory ’03sceptre investment Counsel limitedsusan m. sheen ’69archibald F. sheppard ’46Karen spence ’66robert a. spencersuzanne J. spragge ’91st. timothy’s Churchted stephenson ’58John stevenson ’51George sutherland ’47George s. taylor ’55phyllis taylor ’68mary ’64 & robert ’64 thomasmary e. thompson ’65ron B. thomson ’68hugh D. Wainwright ’58David roffey ’80 & Karen Walsh ’80

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hubert l. Washington ’52William r. Watson ’87ronald l. ’52 & Donna C. ’53 Wattspatricia r. White ’46Diana Wong ’76robert W. Worthy

$250 to $499anonymous (11)John D. abraham ’80G. David adamson ’69robert J. aiello ’81all angels by the sea episcopal ChurchDonald allan ’78Daphne e. alleymichael s. andison ’79Douglas C. appleton ’48Brian G. armstrong ’65trevor martin Balena ’05John ’60 & Jenny BalmerBrian G. Barbeau ’66Janice m. Barnett ’86George W. Beal ’64r. murray Belway ’50Kenneth Biniaris ’87John D. Bowden ’65rodney r. Branch ’86elizabeth C. Brown ’60F. alan BrownridgeD. Bruce ’88 & Frances ’87 Bryant-scottC. Dudley Burland ’48George ’51 & Joyce ’52 BurrowsDavid e. Burt ’72nancy l. Byers ’46Barbara J. Campbell ’54John h. Carter ’63allan J. Challacombe ’51aurora o. Chan ’07J. r. ChretienChurch of st. andrew, scarboroughCharles F. Clark ’69alec K. Clute ’80Kristen Collins-aiello ’85mary Conachermary e. Conliffe ’94Clive h. J. Coombs ’83anne Cooper ’66Corey B. Copeland ’81Charles G. ’55 & susan ’50 CowanJames a. Cran ’58David andrew Cunningham ’94Julia stephani Cunningham-ind ’88simon r.Curtis ’81audrey DaviesDeborah l. Davis ’69Walter Deller ’82maurice a. F. DeWolf ’79Jane Dixon ’51milton F. Dorman ’64W. a. B. Douglas ’51margaret e. Duncan ’50sheila l. Duncan ’84richard V. p. eagan ’66roger s. eaton ’49Jean Griffin elliott ’61e. Donald G. Farncomb ’48lisa F. Fettes ’81

Julia G. Ford ’81John t. Frame ’53Janet m. Fuhrer ’84Douglas Gies ’78Donald h. Gilchrist ’50John B. Gillespie ’48Duncan a. Gordon ’53thomas l. Granger ’65patrick trevor robert Gray ’62robert J. s. Gray ’52George a. Griffith ’67neil Guthrie ’85michael hall ’52richard e. hamilton ’61stephen J. hanns ’75C. m. Victor harding ’70Diana s. heath ’72ernest & elma hiebertDavid C. higginbotham ’48philip C. hobson ’75e. nicolaas holland ’72holy trinity, thornhillJohn G. hooper ’52James n. p. humemary hume ’52Gail hutchison ’81ronald e. hutchison ’67hydro one inc.iBm Canada limitedDavid ing ’80Deone J. Jackman ’58Kenneth r. JacksonGlenn & sharon JosselynDiana Juricevic ’01William J. Keel ’80Valerie a. r. Keyes ’78philippa Kilbourn ’73hendrik Kraay ’88Wai-arm lam ’80nina lapin ’79sylvia a. lassamolivia lee ’61Carole ann leith ’60peter ’54 & Joyce ’54 lewisD’arcy lawrence little ’92Jane e. love ’73molly e. logan ’58 John lu ’83John h. macaulay ’60michael ’50 & anne ’50 macklempatti macnicol ’79randall martin ’81Douglas C. matthews ’46Douglas J. maybee ’53William F. mcCormick ’43andrew e. C. mcFarlane ’93Duncan mclaren ’61m. m. mclaren ’79Jane mcleodroy mcmurtry ’54Jane mcWhinney ’62linda medland Davis ’75sylvia J. middlebro’ ’56David K. miller ’83 & Bruna Gambino ’83Kelly e. miller ’85Virginia C. miller ’67mark Curfoot mollington ’70Carol e. moore ’83peter W. G. moore ’69

Charles morgan ’91 & Valerie pronovost ’90Janet B. morgan ’72anne h. morris ’45Joanne morrow ’71howard t. mount ’81Gerry muellerBarbara munro ’54Gordon a. nicholson ’97Joan northey ’59thomas Gerald o’shaughnessy ’00amy C. parker ’75r. Brian parkerlandon pearson ’51David W. penhorwood ’77John ’68 & penny pepperell miriam petrovich ’64peter popalis ’92Wing-hung Christine pun ’95roger C. purkis ’71michael G. Quigley ’76allan G. raymond ’63D. anthony raymond ’58James J. rayner ’64sharon e. reidrachel e. rempel ’86e. John ’56 & ann ’57 revellnaomi ridout ’70harold F. roberts ’73helen robson ’81peter C. roe ’69James D. rogers ’83elizabeth rooke ’42shanna C. rosen ’91mati a. sauks ’74Cornelia m. schuh ’74pamela m. scott ’58patricia a. sedgwick ’56Janice seger-lambert ’74Gary p. selke ’78Joseph W. shawGloria sheard ’48Warren shih ’99linda shum ’80rory a. p. sinclair ’68W. David sinclair ’66m. anne smith ’77randy smye ’67 & Jenny le riche ’67martin rudi sommerfeld ’95r. e. C. southgate ’56Jacob speltphilip l. spencer ’58st. James the apostle anglican Churchmark stabile ’95 & sarah Wilson ’95neil sternthal ’90marc h. J. J. stevens ’80eileen r. stock ’56Jennifer stoddart ’71Joan strachanrobert D. stupart ’54patricia e. sutherland ’48m. elisabeth symons ’89margaret szucs ’55ronald m. tam ’90rosemary J. tanner ’66almos tassonyi ’73 & maureen simpson ’74John thenganatt ’98

hugh thomas ’94peter G. townley ’49norman F. trowell ’66robert G. tucker ’64m. elizabeth tugman ’44ann louise Vehovec ’82Dennis ’70 & Janet ’70 Waddingtonneil K. Warma ’84Donald C. Weaver ’80r. ross Wells ’76ian & ailsa Wigginsh. Donald Williams ’52mary e. Williams ’56William e. Wilsonmateusz J. Zurowski ’92

up to $249anonymous (87)Geoffrey adams ’47peter adamson ’62Georgina a. adderley ’66Frances agiusmargaret e. allan ’57Byron J. alldred ’71mary F. G. allin ’44C. scott allington ’81John Charles anderson ’70Kenneth ’66 & Carol ’66 andersonWilliam ’48 & mary ’48 andersonlilyana angelov ’87patricia annau ’54asad & Zeba ansarisarah m. anson-Cartwright ’85Geraldine C. anthony ’60Catherine antonoff ’93erica armstrong ’63mark armstrong ’65J. peter ’52 & Gwen ’51 arnoldiDouglas h. arrell ’67Jeanette maud arthurs ’52Blake ashforth ’80David aston ’82 & helen Kong-ting ’83margaret J. atkinson ’85peter K. ayers ’67philip e. ayling ’48Ginter Bacae. Dolores Backhauser ’49mark Conrad Baetz ’74James e. Bagnall ’76James B. Baidacoff ’81robert l. t. Baillie ’43Catherine s. Baird ’89lawrence m. Baldwin ’50margaret r. Balfour ’45Dorothy e. Ballentyne-matthews ’49heather B. Ballon ’55robert s. Banachowicz ’82anne G. Banani ’65James C. ’50 & ann ’51 BarberJill n. Barker ’67m. nanette Barkham ’55Catherine Barleyandrew s. Barlow ’68lynda m. Barnett ’70Karen Barrett ’62milton J. ’69 & shirley ’69 Barrypatricia Bays ’62James Beairsto ’53margret e. Beaney ’65




sherri Beattie ’87nicole Beayni ’08susan e. Beayni ’76patricia m. W. Beck ’74Graham Beer ’79Bruce D. Bell ’75Bell Canadaelizabeth r. Bell ’44James BellKeith Belllinda C. Bell ’66robert h. Bell ’55John r. Belleghem ’63Dennis B. a. Berk ’90Carolyn (Kostandoff) Berthelet ’81Johanna ethel Bertin ’72louise Besch ’52John e. Bethel ’46manuel p. Bettencourt ’94robert G. Bettson ’75David r. Bewley ’85parth m. Bhatt ’76George a. Biggar ’66James W. Billington ’80susan lynn Bissell ’87Deborah l. Black ’81John r. Blackburn ’62 & Barbara Collier-Black ’63Jane Blackstone ’55m. patricia Blair ’47nan BlairWilliam ’56 & marian ’57 BlottKeith e. Boast ’63richard & isobel Bolithoauguste a. Bolte ’48norah Bolton ’59allan Bond mary Bond ’83pamela e. Bonnycastle ’61Donelda Booth ’62robert l. Borden ’56John W. Bosley ’68phyllis o. Bossiere ’52robert Bothwell & Gail Corbett Bothwell ’66Cynthia Bowden ’76timothy Bowdent. allen ’67 & marilyn ’68 Boxalaina Claire Boyer ’02James Boyles ’62anne e. Brace ’80ariana y. Bradford ’91Dianne J. Bradley ’73John e. Bradley ’70mary lynn Bradley ’75howard BrayChristopher m. Briggs ’78David Brinton ’82mary a. Britton ’46pamela Brook ’68Brookfield properties CorporationGeoffrey F. Brooks ’52alison J. Brown ’90Donald C. Brown ’49e. Janet Brown ’54ian ’76 & Wendy ’77 Brownphilip m. Brown ’71sandra m. Brown ’60terry Brown ’74Katharine naomi Browne ’03

John D. ’57 & Joan ’57 Brownlieh. a. (sandy) Bruce ’73David J. Bryant ’87mary K. Bryson ’49Gwyneth F. Buck ’69margaret p. Buck ’39mona m. Buckerfield ’55nigel James Bunce ’04J. hilary Burgess ’53anne m. Burt ’46robyn Burton ’07D. susan Butler ’71J. allan Byrnell ’73melville D. CallenderGrace-ann W. Cambray ’66Christina s. r. Cameron ’67Gordon Cameron ’78 & marjorie Vendrig ’79ian m. Cameron ’58r. hugh Cameron ’57Barbara s. Campbell ’66elizabeth a. Campbell ’74James p. Campbell ’76Jean G. Campbell ’40patricia F. Campbell ’60John n. Canning ’77Christopher l. Cantlon ’79ann s. Capell ’48richard & Catherine Carlpeter & Jill CarpenterGeorge e. Carter ’45holly a. Cartmell ’76sheila W. Case ’48W. peter Cavenphyllis D. Challen ’55prue Chambers ’90edward J. Champlin ’70rita Chansuet Chan ’85Jason C. Chang ’99French Chang-him ’75edward a. Chapman ’65Katherine Chapman ’87Kenneth r. Chapman ’75pamela G. Charron ’61susan K. Charters ’76Derek Koon yee Chau ’87pamela J. Chellew ’71David a. Chemla ’87michael K. s. Cheng ’92steve K. p. Cheng ’05Jonathan Chevreau ’75 & ruth snowden ’77J. Geoffrey Chicklesley e. Chisholm ’75mary si Chiu ’02stephanie ChiuWayne Chodikoff ’83alice ChowChristine Chow ’90William n. Christensen ’64Gary n. Christie ’80Chubb insurance Company of CanadaCarmen Chung ’07r. Grant Churcher ’85robert a. Cinits ’84Donald W. Clark ’49morley a. Clark ’83panagiota Clarke ’92lorraine m. Clarkson ’75

stephen Clarkson ’59Claudine and stephen Bronfman Family FoundationJeffrey C. Clayton ’77Flavio CoceaniDonald W. Cockburn ’52peter r. Coffin ’71Jennifer Coleman ’93margaret (Duffett) & John Colemantony V. Coletta ’77morgan Conn ’89George ’51 & sheila ’53 ConnellJohn W. D. Connolly ’60Judith t. Connor ’67J. adam Conyers ’80laura ann Cook ’08mary e. Cook ’75stephen h. Coombs ’54leslie Cooper ’68ronald G. Cooper ’62susan Corben Byram ’67margaret J. a. Corkery ’47Douglas J. Corkum ’76susan V. Corrigan ’79mariana Costa ’01Janet D. Cottrelle ’75margaret e. Couch ’58John earl Coursepaul CourtKevin i. Coutts ’84Kenneth ’40 & Dorothy ’41 Cowanmichael h. Cowger ’75richard m. Crabbe ’51John W. Craig ’64Doris m. CranfieldGail J. Cranston ’65robert r. Cranston ’72K. h. michael Creal ’48Burne Creeggan ’60moira e. Creighton ’63philip ’51 & phyllis ’51 Creightonmary C. Crocker ’78Carole Crompton ’85Frederick ’56 & Joan ’56 Crossrobert G. Cross ’82m. Jane Croteau ’79Wesley e. Crowle ’48J. e. CruiseWilliam Cruse ’89heather s. Crysdale ’80Vasile Curelea ’95r. allan Curran ’64peter B. Curzon ’54Jeffrey r. Cuthbert ’91ian h. Daniel ’56mary e. Daniher ’80David l. Danner ’76sally e. Darling ’65B. elizabeth Davidsone. lynton Daviespamela J. Davies ’76shannah G. Davison ’66Walter W. Davison ’89helen a. de Finta ’60elizabeth a. De Guerre ’46Darina De souza ’91Cynthia lynn Deachman ’94thomas ’58 & theda ’58 DeaconCharles Dela Cruz ’94tania larisa Denesiuk ’94

Dennis J. Derry ’56larissa Derzko-Dzulynsky ’91Caroline Despard ’82Jacques Dessartsimon p. r. Devereaux ’89Corinne s. Deverell ’49eleanor J. Devlin ’54tony & Cathy Di matteoisabella e. m. Di ruggiero ’64Jeffrey Dickson ’94 & shanen Carter ’94Julia Dicum ’92robert s. Dinsmore ’63Jack & Cristina DjogovicDavid r. Dodds ’77marion i. Doheny ’58Joyce p. Donald ’49marijane Doyle ’73raymond Dragan ’82 & susan li Dragan ’83margaret i. Drent ’90Glenn Drover ’58patricia Drynan ’57adrienne DuBois ’60James e. ’84 & margaret DudleyJohn W. Duncanson ’47eshrat sayani & peter Dunganroy t. Dyersusan a. eapen ’92s. B. toby earp ’72Donald eastmure ’53Diane Jane eaton ’52James ’48 & elizabeth ’49 eayrsJonathan eayrs ’74herbert p. eckardt ’50Judith edmondson ’57alex eftimoff ’59helga i. elliott ’87David a. ’52 & Jeandot ’54 ellismichael ’78 & Kimberly ellisonruby m. elver ’57William a. empke ’58andrea e. engels ’85Jacqueline engholm ’85Christopher english ’61Carol J. ennis ’64peter B. ernst ’77 & sheila Crowe ’79Frances C. errington ’50B. ruth evans ’47richard l. evans ’67morrey m. ewing ’75elizabeth m. Faludi ’41michael l. Farago ’93Brian J. Farnell ’77John s. Farquharson ’48richard Farr ’61Carolyn a. Feingold ’60Joe FelixCecil a. Fennell ’57Barbara s. Ferguson ’50Barbara Ferguson ’45George Ferguson ’45peter B. G. Ferguson ’52Katharine eyton Findlay ’05Carol Finlay ’66margaret r. a. Finney ’73Dianne m. Fisher ’66John m. Fletcher ’87


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David Flint ’60John s. Floras ’75andrew J. Foley ’86 & anna maria Castelo ’87Drew a. Foley ’85martha l. Foote ’79Donald r. ’74 & margaret ’74 Fordmary e. Forde ’75sally m. h. Forrest ’68anne m. r. Foster ’33ruth m. Foster ’82John a. Foulds ’71philip ’40 & louise ’42 Fouldsmarian e. Fowler ’51William m. Franks ’57Bruce W. Fraser ’57Donald Fraser ’42michelle B. French ’84philip G. Frewer ’44David W. Friend ’81 & margot lettnerJanet Frosst ’60nancy m. Fung ’86C. alan Gallichan ’68anne C. Galloway ’72robert F. Gardam ’41Dennis G. Garratt ’72alfred m. George ’51James George ’40mary-ann George ’79marc Giampietri ’96han thanh (tommy) Giang ’07elisabeth a. Gibson ’58J. Gordon ’50 & pamela ’51 Gibsonl. elizabeth Gibsontimothy thor Gibson ’59humphrey h. Gilbert ’52Brent Gilmour ’01George Gintherpeter J. Gizewski ’80Janet e. Gladish ’65Daniel & Deborah Glenneymary ruth Glover ’96Jane D. Godbehere ’63anne i. Godfrey ’72harriett e. r. Goldsborough ’55Kevin Goldthorp ’90 & Diane mendes de Franca ’90sharifa Gomez ’01eleanor Gooday ’69Donald m. Gordon ’69Barbara n. Gory ’48rani GossaiDinah Gough ’71leticia i. Gracia ’91William C. ’61 & Catherine ’63 Graham Charlotte m. Graham ’52elizabeth J. Graham ’65John r. Graham ’87marylo Graham ’52russell ’54 & Jean ’54 GrahamJames m. Grant ’51anna Gray ’68Douglas K. Gray ’68Joan Greatrex ’48edward ’50 & Joy ’50 Greenmargaret h. Greene ’58robert Greene ’49J. Drummond Grieve ’42

V. e. marilyn Grimshaw ’58David a. Grindal ’82edward Guthrie ’63h. Donald Guthrie ’50h. patricia Guy ’43J. andrew Guy ’87heather Jane Gwynne-timothy ’76susan elizabeth haig ’07C. mary a. hall ’63Dennis hallemeierpeter & helena hallettBrenda l. halliday ’73David halton ’62Jill e. hamilton ’76Brenda l. hann ’72aura m. hanna ’83William B. hanna ’58elizabeth J. hardy ’86mihkel harilaid ’89Fred & Joan harphammary W. harpur ’57paul h. harricks ’76Jane harrigan ’81alexandra J. harrison ’76Caroline hart ’76J. a. harwood-Jones ’65Kathline loraine haugh ’77Jill hawken ’75michael hawkins ’88mary hawley ’45Gerald n. haworth ’49Joan B. hayes ’63William hayes ’65William hearn ’83philip C. hebert ’73John a. m. heddle ’61Goodith heeneymatthew heeney ’92michael heeney ’80 & hilary meredith ’79timothy C. ’88 & shuna ’89 heeneyCarol F. heggoy ’59p. rodger henderson ’67sharon J. henderson ’82Victoria a. Z. henderson ’76meg mcFadzen hennessy ’53ellen m. henry ’62Janet henshall ’70Winnifred a. herington ’46C. ross hetherington ’89John r. hetherington ’66margaret m. hewson ’48michael K. hicks ’49myra hiemstra ’60John m. ’61 & Jill ’62 hillpenelope Jane hill ’98robin r. hill ’58Barbara K. hindson ’63J. W. raymond hinton ’58heather hoffman ’97marion holley ’47mary J. holmen ’78elizabeth a. holmes ’64Katharine n. m. hooke ’55stephen hopkins ’94 & elizabeth WensleyKathryn a. horne ’67William James hosken ’04Franklin a. hough ’67

Katherine hough ’92William a. houston ’68peter h. howden ’62J. Donald. l. howson ’38shirley K. hulbert ’48anne hull ’50Cynthia m. hunt ’49Donald p. ’51 & nancy ’53 huntmark hunter ’83John & helen hurdthomas m. hurka ’75John e. hurst ’52michael & linda hutcheonandrew s. hutchison ’69Fred a. m. huycke ’49Glen e. hyde ’74p. Keith hyde ’78michael G. ignatieff ’69erin s. iles ’90Charles ingles ’64Jeanne ing-leung ’78Diana e. inselberg ’65michael ireland ’52andrei izmailov ’06Judith a. e. Jackson ’68Karl JagemanJudith James ’58leslie a. K. James ’65John r. r. Jennings ’59David r. Johnson ’78ruth Johnson ’52patricia Johnston ’83robert D. Johnston ’51William r. m. Johnston ’59russell Jolliffe ’48Brian m. ’69 & elizabeth ’69 JonesDavid o. Jones ’71peter lawrence Glenn Josselyn ’03Keith r. Joyce ’82Carole (Fox) Judd ’66angela Kan ’05a. sydney Kanya-Forstner ’01William & susan KaulGerret Kavanaghterence ’62 & Dorothy ’62 Keenleysidemichael a. Keppel-Jones ’61pauline Kerr ’90elizabeth J. KetchumDr. J. anthony Ketchum ’69primrose Ketchum ’64Kirby monroe Keyser ’66asif ali Khan ’03neela p. Khatri ’83Kenneth C. Kidd ’84William a. Kilfoyle ’64suzanne J. Kilpatrick ’58michael Kim ’92G. Frederick Kingston ’78pauline B. Kingston ’51Jacy C. Kington ’53Bruce J. Kirby ’50nenad & manja Kircanskiandrew W. Kirkpatrick ’86arthur m. l. Klassen ’69susan J. Knight ’63James Koester ’84Virginia Koury ’50roland Kuhn ’81 & susan haight ’81abhaya V. Kulkarni ’92

andrea C. lafleur ’85Jean-pierre & Kathryn lalondeeleanor a. langdon ’60astrid V. lange ’95W. John langlois ’86luigi laroccaeleanor Katrin latta ’90Fiona lau ’05Jean e. laundyJohn h. lawrence ’58 rial G. r. lawrence ’48Douglas i. F. lawson ’55margaret lawson ’84steele D. lazerte ’95Colin s. ’41 & Jocelyn ’48 laziermarion C. le Bel ’53 anthony leaJames leach ’62James W. leatch ’78Joanne e. leatch ’73Beth lech ’49Jane B. leduc ’60Kirk a. lee ’90p. D. leerobert C. ’66 & mary ’60 leeterence y. F. lee ’89G. Bradley lennon ’80elizabeth B. leon ’45peng K. leong ’92susan J. leslie ’59muriel lettnerDanny leungBeverley lewis ’55Janet B. lewis ’81George r. G. lindsey ’42Jane C. lindsey ’82Colby s. linthwaite ’94Bruce D. lister ’58Kiran little ’79tom little ’83Jacqueline Baker loach ’72Christopher J. loat ’67hugh r. locke ’51John lockettDavid logan ’59C. robert loney ’76John h. loosemore ’69Wayne D. ’78 & melanie ’78 lordnora e. losey ’58alan G. lossing ’75ernest loukidelis ’54William ’57 & sandra ’59 loveringGerald p. loweth ’65edward a. lowry ’46tracy l. lucato ’83Valerae luck ’85Joe luong & lan hoangDonald l. macdonald ’63Gail macDonald ’63J. ross macDonald ’67Joan macdonald ’42timothy i. macDonald ’71elizabeth W. macintyre ’59Wendy macKenzie haller ’62michael a. macKenzie ’48peter B. macKinnon ’65elizabeth amy macklem ’08Charles macnab ’62




norris B. macphadyen ’87arthur macrae ’56a. margaret W. madden ’42marion e. K. magee ’59James C. mainprize ’57Gordon r. maitland ’90Donald G. malcolm ’52 Francesca e. mallin ’75Bruce mansbridge ’77Daniel mark ’86ian m. marr ’47J. David ’92 & rhonda ’93 martinGillian marwick ’62Jacqueline margaret mason ’92Barbara J. massey ’61D. m. Gladys massey ’59mary matheson ’64Jean C. matthews ’50Janis F. matthews ’76tam F. matthews ’77Joan matthews-ali Khan ’54nicole maurynevitt maybee ’47miriam l. i. mazur ’49Fiona macDonald ’73richard hooshang mcCall ’93Bruce mcCraw ’47rebecca mcDermot ’44margery mcDowell ’49Joel G. mcelravy ’04William ’49 & patricia ’49 mcFarlanderic mcGeer ’79martha mcGinnis ’92leslie a. mcGrathDavid r. mcGregor ’57James petrie mcintosh ’64Gary B. mcKinnon ’68rosemary mcleese ’77John ’65 & ellen ’67 mcleodt. ian mcleod ’56John e. mcmillan ’49ruth i. p. mcmulkin ’47Beverley e. mcnaught ’42mary K. mcpherson ’48Kathleen t. mcphie ’79robert l. mcWhinney ’63Julie e. meakin ’85alice medcof ’79Janice C. melendez ’77mei-ling mellingKaren melville ’67Kate merriman ’83microsoft Corporationlorne p. millar ’43Karl miller ’76richard G. millersheila r. miller ’55alan r. mills ’59J. Fraser B. mills ’69arthur e. millward ’48David s. milne ’66sylvia milne ’62James B. milner ’51alice C. minett ’38e. Jane mitchell ’78elizabeth K. mitchell ’67Jean mitchell ’87W. lorne ’88 & lynn ’88 mitchellWilliam t. mitchell ’55

Gary mittelbach & Katherine GrossDiana r. e. moeser ’67Jane a. moffat ’57peter ’65 & susan ’65 moogkandrew moore ’90Kit moore ’62peter B. moore ’82Claudia l. morawetz ’84adrienne a. morey ’83michael D. J. morgan ’01William morley ’52Brenda e. moroz ’61David W. morris ’58Valinda morris ’52Jean F. morrison ’48richey s. morrow ’77robert W. morse ’73arthur mossWarren moysey ’61susan moziar ’62Bennett mui ’94G. George muirhead ’51Jayne Ford mulvaney ’60edna irene murdy ’97maureen e. murphy ’65Barbara m. murray ’46margaret e. G. murray ’87harold J. nahabedian ’63mark h. nawacki ’91etoile naysmith ’49Christopher ross nazar ’99John r. neal ’58sarah s. neal ’54robert l. needham ’86marguerite neelands ’55James t. neilson ’76James e. neufeld ’67Kenneth neumann ’89Farah ng ’08e. ronald niblett ’48Donald nickel ’55maria nightingale ’98Geoffrey C. niles ’66mary h. noble ’71margot e. northey ’61pamela noxon ’57miles obradovich ’77James a. o’Brian ’46peter B. o’Brian ’70Constance a. o’Brien ’57Kathleen o. o’Connor ’72peter n. o’Flynn ’58matthew F. o’halloran ’92mark p. m. oliver ’84simeon m. olsberg ’91Jane olvet ’61m. Dianne o’neill ’66Gilda m. oran ’76Desmond m. o’rorke ’58pamela orr ’76michael ort ’05Vals osborne ’62michael ostroffCarol l. overing ’92David oxtoby ’83 & Julie scott ’84procter & Gamble Fundraimund pahapill ’55susan yoon Wah pang ’03anthony h. parker ’87Jeannie t. parker ’64

mary e. partridge ’52margaret r. paterson ’55Bruce K. patterson ’90hugh peacock ’59Katharine a. pearson ’60William e. pepall ’72elizabeth perkins ’62susan perrenm. Jane petersen BurfieldKarell margaret pfeiffer ’05mark G. phemister ’79James pierce ’62ann pigott ’76isabel F. pilcher ’36sebastien piller-tahy ’88henri pilonWalter G. pitman ’52David a. plant ’62ronda Darlene ploughman ’05David W. plumb ’43timothy W. plumptre ’65Carol pollen ’48m. philip poole ’77Kathleen e. pope ’60susan port ’63n. annelise pos ’75James a. powell ’74lisa m. powell ’88terry K. pratt ’65elizabeth J. price ’74phyllis K. pringle ’46Barbara a. priscus ’62Virginia priscus ’92 & Julian padfieldraymond s. G. pryke ’51James pugh & alene toulanyroslyn r. pulford ’61Catherine m. purdon ’97Dean K. purdy ’67hank & agnes puurveenW. John ’62 & Gwendolyn ’57 pykeBrian J. Quirt ’86Barbara ramsay ’94John D. rathbone ’59Walter raymond ’92David C. rayner ’70elizabeth a. read ’81John a. read ’76Wendy reddy ’49Christopher e. reed ’83F. leighton reid ’71Gilbert J. reid ’64tim ’59 & Julyan reidFlora C. renaud ’46W. paul rezler ’74peter i. rhodesCatherine a. richardson ’60elizabeth ridgely ’66William riesberry ’48margaret B. riewe ’53Christopher G. riggs ’63margaret i. rigsby ’54margaret s. ripley ’53Frederick ’54 & Jean ’50 robertsGordon r. roberts ’81patricia D. roberts ’52meghan robertson ’84andrew m. robinson ’64Gregor m. robinson ’69Benson t. rogers ’34

m. ann romeril ’59John roney ’56nancy rosenfeldJ. nicholas ’59 & lynn ’63 rossJames D. l. rossWalter G. ’64 & Joanne ’66 rossWendy B. ross ’64V. Donald rosser ’46David J. roweWendy B. roy ’82Frank ruddock ’73spencer p. rupke ’93alexandra rutherford ’93michael J. a. rutherford ’91Kathryn s. sainty ’81alison J. sanders ’58robert p. saunders ’49peter G. saunderson ’59Juliana m. saxton ’55Glenn G. schembri ’81lawrence l. schembri ’79Karen a. scherl ’82alena schram ’68John B. scopis ’70J. patricia scott ’69larry W. scott ’75susan a. scott ’64Virginia seaborn ’76alexandra Victoria Catherine seaward ’08Gurbir singh sekhon ’05Gerald shadeedian a. shaw ’63alberta m. shearer ’40mary e. sheldon ’66peter J. shephard ’85Carol a. shepherd ’95olive shepherd ’81William a. e. sheppard ’43arthur n. shepsmalcolm p. shiner ’61Barbara r. sibbald ’53tom & Beth sibleyJanet m. sidey ’72laurie simon (sims) ’75susan e. B. simonsen ’48David J. D. sims ’59D. Bruce sinclair ’97marcia J. sinclair ’64Victoria Wenwai mok siu ’80Kathleen e. skerrett ’91alastair a. G. smith ’46Diane J. smith ’64eleanor J. smith ’58ian J. W. smith ’75Katherine r. seagram smith ’76Cynthia m. smith-mcleod ’64J. Christopher snyder ’63michael sofer ’87hee young song ’06peter l. D. southam ’67Charles r. C. spencer ’76Bob spinney ’55luke stark ’06F. ruth starr ’49elizabeth staveleya. Bruce stavert ’64Julia stavreff ’76James ’56 & heather ’56 steele George stegen ’51


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John G. stephen ’74timothy stephenson & Katherine mansfield ’83C. anne stevens ’62J. Beverley stewart ’57Janet e. stewart ’64robert r. stone ’65James h. stonehouse ’81Barbara storey ’36Fiona strachan ’79peter B. stuart ’48John o. stubbs ’66peter J. surrey ’51Francis ’55 & Barbara ’57 suttonantonia J. swalgen ’49alexander m. m. swann ’95phillip s. swift ’70Farhan hassan syed ’95Gregory J. symmes ’84lynda C. e. tanaka ’70rod taylor ’75leah taylor roy ’83Jennifer emily taynen ’02Barbara Wilma thamer ’54anne thomas ’56John thomas ’68 & elizabeth Whelpdale ’68a. Frank ’52 & elaine ’52 thompsonC. hedley thompson ’75David m. G. thomson ’50nancy a. thomsonh. Diane thornton ’63scott thurlow ’88 & Carrie Gorringe ’89ronald ’56 & sheila ’57 tillBarbara C. tilleyaudrey s. tobias ’48lynn tobin (Gooch) ’82emilie e. toomey ’90maryaleen traffordnorman ’69 & Wendy ’70 trainorstephen e. traviss ’67David William tron ’08sarah tronmoses Justin tucker ’08Cathryn elizabeth tune ’95Kathleen twardek ’88robert James tweedy ’64James r. tyrrell ’50John r. uttley ’62Kevin Vandermeer ’96 & amy Cheung ’95J. Jeremy Van-lane ’63Carol F. Verity ’58penelope Vernonrichard Charles Vincent ’00mary Vipondanne J. von aulock ’52astrid B. von dem hagen ’70andre Von riekhoff ’98nicholas Voudouris ’83michael G. Wade ’59emma lynn Wadland ’04nancy i. Walden ’78James Walker ’63 & stephanie Kirkwood Walker ’65Jacqueline l. Wall ’89peter Walmsley ’81

Douglas Ward ’61David C. Warner ’65mary-helen Warner ’71Jane Waterston ’74m. elizabeth Waterston ’44Janet F. Watson ’66mary t. Watson ’46lucienne Watt h. Katherine e. Weary ’56steven W. Weary ’83molly Weaver ’59robert n. Weekes ’71Wayne WellarKathleen W. Whatmough ’52C. ashley ’78 & Daphne ’78 Whicherpeter K. Whimster ’77hazel a. WhiteBrian Whitestone ’81John n. Whiting ’57William J. Whitla ’61marianne l. Whitten ’51ronald h. Wickens ’62marie e. Wickett ’82h. Douglas Wilkins ’52Warren D. Wilkins ’51margaret-ann Wilkinson ’77ronald & Carol Willerandrea l. Williams ’89Bruce Williams ’93stephen l. Williams ’71James C. Willoughby ’84Barrie a. Wilson ’66elizabeth F. Wilson ’95elizabeth G. Wilson ’59George Wilson ’60milton t. Wilson ’44John Wilton ’87m. patricia Winter ’63ian s. Wishart ’54margaret a. Wismathanne m. Wolf ’49tak F. WongJames W. Wood ’51Brian e. Woodrow ’70nancy J. Woods ’59D. Blake Woodside ’79 & m. anne Curtis ’80anne B. Wright ’63David a. s. Wright ’76Gerald C. V. Wright ’62J. michael a. Wright ’84Kenneth t. Wright ’88priscilla J. m. Wright ’62mary e. Wry ’58lois m. Wyndham ’67Bin xu ’07Jennifer l. yang ’91shujun yang & ying Chensalina long hang young ’07rey mcnally yu ’95David a. yule ’58Kenneth J. yuleBarbara K. Zeibots ’60irving Zeitlinmichael Zeitlin ’79Jayne Zembal ’94yi Zeng & roug FanBarbara a. Zernike ’54heidi m. Zetzsche ’82

special projectstrinity College acknowledges those who made gifts to special projects and programs that benefited the College in many ways. these include gifts to the strength to strength Campaign, scholarships and bursaries, the College’s endowments, the Chapel, the music program, as well as other special initiatives.

$25,000 and abovemohammad al Zaibakruth m. Bell ’56George a. Fierheller ’55margaret ’82 & Jim FleckWilliam C. ’61 & Catherine ’63 Graham Donna J. haley ’51hilary nicholls ’59michael ’68 & sheila ’68 royce William ’56 & meredith saundersonmary B. stedman ’44the henry White Kinnear Foundationthe William & nona heaslip Foundation

$15,000 to $24,999anonymous (1)ann ’57 & Duncan ’52 abrahamJohn ’55 & margaret ’57 Cattoernst & young matching Gifts— program for higher educationernest ’50 & margo ’52 howardGeorge ’82 & leanne lewisJ. W. nevil ’61 & susanne thomasnigel Wright ’84

$10,000 to $14,999Karen Bleasby ’77Graham B. r. Collis ’82robert p. hutchison ’72 & Carolyn Kearns ’72Christopher robert shultz ’03the hope Charitable Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999John C. Bonnycastle ’57Charles s. ChurcherJohn ’69 & lynn ’69 Clappisonhaynes-Connell Foundation at the toronto Community Foundationthe mclaughlin scholarship trust FundDonald e. moggridge ’65Valinda morris ’52Desmond neillWilliam K. orr ’73the samuel W. stedman Foundationscotiabank GroupWes scott ’68Victor seabrook ’51susan m. sheen ’69

martha J. tory ’76ann e. tottenham ’62William i. m. turner

$2,500 to $4,999Derek p. h. allen ’69patricia Carr Bruckmannatom egoyan ’82norman Fraser ’65philippe ’80 & Gillian ’80 GarneauJohn ’57 & mary ’58 Goodwintimothy G. m. hadwenJohn J. KirtonFred lockW. andrew oliverandy orchardChristine J. prudham ’88Douglas B. Quick ’77G. Vinshardolph Wasteneysthomas ’62 & elizabeth ’65 WilsonDavid ’51 & Carol ’51 Wishart

$1,000 to $2,499anonymous (4)G. David adamson ’69elizabeth anne ’60 & hugh anson-CartwrightJohn n. ’91 & miranda ’92 BirchBruce W. Bowden ’68andrea m. Budgey ’06shirley Byrne ’52Donald r. Cameron ’58Douglas Chambers ’61man-Duen Choianne m. Cobban ’85richard m. Colterjohn ’80William a. Corbett ’53Brian & linda CormanJohn D. Cuddy ’67J. martha Cunningham ’81W. thomas Delworth & pamela osler Delworth ’61michael W. DonnellyJack o. Gibbons ’77liz Green ’66thomas m. Greene ’70William B. hanna ’58michael J. harerobert s. heardWilliam l. B. heath ’50andre hidi ’82King lun Karen ho ’96evan s. howard ’90edward ’49 & margaret huyckemaruja Jackman ’59lawrence ’61 & Barbara ’61 KerslakeJohn Kloppenborgnaomi Kirkwood Kuhn ’49Joyce C. lewis ’54lynn m. mcDonaldr. Brian parkerpeter r. patersonmichaele robertson ’70J. nicholas ’59 & lynn ’63 rosspeter rozee ’82 & Francesca patterson ’83richard h. sadleir ’51




a. edward safarianreta C. smith ’57philip r. l. somerville ’69st. thomas’s Church, torontoBarbara stymiesttalisman energy inc.the Knowles Consulting Corporationmark & Jenny thomsonKeith e. townley ’75Deirdre W. J. VincentC. ann Wainwright ’58Douglas Ward ’61andrew m. Watson ’52mary F. Williamson ’55ann C. Wilton ’74Bruce Winter ’77

$500 to $999anonymous (1)mary s. aduckiewicz ’78sarah m. anson-Cartwright ’85Bruce ’75 & alyson ’71 Barnett-Cowanrobert Bothwell & Gail Corbett Bothwell ’66John D. Bowden ’65richard ’58 & Joan ’61 ChaffeChurch of st. mary magdaleneBrenda Daviesadamo & Francesca De rangolillian m. ewen ’49nancy Guebertalice l. haigh ’63Gregory m. t. hare ’84Campbell r. harvey ’81meredith a. hillmarty hilliardJoan ’46 & John m. ’44 hodgsonmichael J. holdenKenneth r. JacksonC. Christopher ’58 & Vivian ’63 JohnstonJames J. lefebvreirina linerGay loveland ’66alice m. lundon ’57Christopher markouDavid J. ’72 & patricia ’73 mcKnightroy mcmurtry ’54David G. ’45 & shirley menzelroger neckmary Quirt ’49Douglas s. scott ’48a. Bruce stavert ’64John h. & Diana F. tuttleJohn B. Webber ’56mary F. Williamson ’55George s. m. Wilson & Jacki Kish

$250 to $499anonymous (2)all angels by the sea episcopal ChurchJohn a. Beament ’49Carolyn ’64 & robert ’62 Buchanpaul G. CherryChurch of st. andrew, scarborough

Gordon F. Davies ’76Deborah l. Davis ’69rosanna De rangoeric William DomvilleJ. stefan & anne W. Duprer. Bruck easton ’74Graeme & phyllis Fergusonneil J. Foster ’84Kevin Goldthorp ’90 & Diane mendes de Franca ’90peter i. & edna a. hajnalCharles Dean hatfield ’00marsha hewittDavid J. Keemargaret Kelchmadeline KochJules n. Kronissteven l. lamyBeverley lewis ’55John m. longfield ’53 marion e. K. magee ’59rt. hon. paul martinFrank mcGillicuddyJane mcleodmichael h. mcmurray ’82Brian merrileesharold J. nahabedian ’63michele noblesusan perrennorman macl rogersBorden D. rosiakrobert a. rosspeter h. russell ’55F. michah rynornancy e. scottpamela m. scott ’58George o. shepherd ’48tristan sonesKeith thomsonlee anne tibbles ’84Wendy Weaver ’60a. D. randle Wilson ’79roger a. young

up to $249anonymous (8)John C. allemang ’74Divina alonzianglican Church WomenJonathan aronsonJillian asseffDouglas F. Ballspartak Balliulesley Barclaypatricia Bays ’62terry Bettsrobert G. Bettson ’75Kim Bilous ’87John r. Birkettterry a. Bisset ’66Joelle BlanchetteWilliam ’56 & marian ’57 Blottsusan Colette Bond ’03anne Boweralan s. BrudnerD. Bruce ’88 & Frances ’87 Bryant-scottida BulatDerek h. Burney

patrick D. BurnsCatherine Butler ’03D. susan Butler ’71Barbara B. Byers ’49Barbara J. Campbell ’54Gregory Joseph Carpenterruth CaseyDavid CleeFrances Collettiangela & Claudio ConterKenneth ’40 & Dorothy ’41 Cowansanto CristianoGeoffrey m. C. DaleJoanne ruth Davies ’01Gennaro De rangoCynthia lynn Deachman ’94elsie a. Del BiancoFrank & theresa DerangoJaswir DhanjiKit Doan ’68peter ’49 & Jane ’50 Dobellroger s. eaton ’49Carol Faheyheather m. Fergusonterence FinlayKevin FlynnJulia G. Ford ’81Colin Furness ’90Brian richard GalliganKathleen Gerald ’46Barbara J. Godard ’64 Barry ’63 & Virginia GrahamJulian a. Graham ’70michael richard Grahamstephen roland Green ’05miroslaw GrochowskiJenilee Guebertangus m. Gunnsusan elizabeth haig ’07Don & Beverly haistDavid haleDavid halton ’62patrick hardynatasha hassan ’88matthew heeney ’92timothy C. ’88 & shuna ’89 heeneymichael heslipmargaret m. hewson ’48philip C. hobson ’75thomas hockinmarion holley ’47Caroline penny horiFred a. m. huycke ’49iBm Canada limitedleann Knighteleonore KokotsisJoelle lakeDonald W. J. logieoscar sy & esther loo-sylawrence e. loweBarbara J. macCallumFrances macdonaldmichael ’50 & anne ’50 macklemivan ’65 & harriet mcFarlaneeric mcGeer ’79John ’65 & ellen ’67 mcleodJane mcmyn ’59mei-ling mellingDavid michaud

sylvia J. middlebro’ ’56Claire elizabeth millerian montgomery ’90mirella morelloWilliam morley ’52robert W. morse ’73Gerry muellermargaret e. G. murray ’87neville J. nankivellDavid ’65 & mary ’75 neelandsmartin newmanDonald nickel ’55Joan ’59 & robert northeymaria D. orlandorobert & Dorothea painterlouis W. pauly & Caryl Clarkmichael G. peers ’59henri pilonlinda K. ploegers. steven ’80 & pamela m. ’80 popoffDonald m. powell ’65yong QuekCheryl raycraftstella revoredorachel richardsDonald s. rickerdpedro roy rodasaddolorata romaniniJohn russonludvig satelrichard schenckCelia schmidt ’10Barbara scottJ. patricia scott ’69Blair ’45 & Carol ’48 seabornJohn D. segsworthBob ’57 & ann ’63 shawursula shawCarol a. shepherd ’95archibald F. sheppard ’46st. John’s anglican Church, WestonDenis W. stairspaul stevense. ann stevensonFletcher J. stewart ’65rosario sturinosuwanda sugunasiriJeanne-mey sunoscar sy & esther loo-syandrew p. talalla ’87richard talbotKatharine m. thompsonlorne & Joyce ticeupper Canada CollegeClifton van der lindenJohn Vignathuy VuJudith WakefieldWesley WarkChris WatsonJohn D. Whittall ’69 Donald WiebeJill C. WillardJeff Wrightphoebe C. Wright ’81peter matheson young ’01Frank ZicarelliGeorge Zicarelli


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reunion Givingeach year many alumni support trinity College through gifts to their class reunion fund.

Class of 1950anonymous (1)robert G. Blackadaredward GreenJoy GreenWilliam l. B. heathernest howardelizabeth Jacksonelizabeth J. Ketchumarthur J. locheadanne macklemmichael macklemJean C. matthewselizabeth steele-neilsonDavid m. G. thomsonm. Janice tyrwhitt pattonD. Jean WatsonTotal giving: $4,276.70

Class of 1955anonymous (3)Janet e. ainslieCarolyn archibaldheather B. Ballonm. nanette BarkhamJane Blackstonemargaret BuchingerJohn CattoWilliam J. CorcoranJanet Currymary alice DownieGeorge a. Fierhellerlucille GilesDouglas r. hillruth e. hoodmartin hunterJudith hunterDouglas i. F. lawsonellen mcilroyC. michael mcKeownJeryn mcKeownDavid t. C. mooremargaret r. patersonpeter h. russellJuliana m. saxtonFrancis suttonmargaret szucsGuy upjohnsandra upjohnDavid James Walkermary F. Williamsonrobert WrightTotal giving: $65,000

Class of 1960anonymous (6)elizabeth a. anson-CartwrightGeraldine C. anthonyJohn BalmerWendy Blairnorah Boltonhelen Bradfieldsandra m. Brown

rt. hon. adrienne Clarksonlionel t. ColmanBurne CreegganJudith Davisonsheila margaret Duttonhelen a. de Fintamary Jane edwardspeter m. Farwellalan J. h. FergusonJanet Frosstanne Greavespenny harrisVictoria innesCharles F. laverrobert leeCarole ann leithpatricia h. lindsayW. Garry lovattJohn h. macaulayDorothy m. macdonaldWillson a. mctavishJayne Ford mulvaneysandra munnKatharine a. pearsonmary percival maxwellBarbara J. reedCatherine a. richardsonpeter and susan sisamJohn m. swindenelizabeth symonse. David D. tavenderl. Fred Valentinemarianne margaret WilkinsonGeorge Wilsonrichmond WilsonJoanne WilsonBarbara K. ZeibotsTotal giving: $14,056

Class of 1980anne e. BraceGillian Garneauphilippe GarneauDavid harrisonJanet langpaul r. littBrenda nakata-Gerowpamela m. popoffs. steven popoffmichelle sevilleTotal giving: $2,300

Class of 1985anonymous (1)angela l. BakerCynthia Caron thorburnFlorence Chapmananne m. Cobbanandrea e. engelsneil Guthriemargot hillmanJames J. lefebvreValerae lucktimothy C. marcJulie e. meakinKelly e. millerBelinda seagramJoseph seagramheather amy stewartTotal giving: $3,325

Class of 1990Colin FurnessKevin Goldthorperin s. ileslisa KaulDiane mendes de Francatimothy D. millsian montgomerylara peatDaina i. selvigsusan taylorTotal giving: $2,300

Class of 1995lorenzo CoceaniGavin J. lawesCaroline toltonTotal giving: $350

Friends of the librarythe Friends of the library are a group of dedicated volunteers who, through fundraising and other initiatives, provide vital support to the John W. Graham library.

anonymous (19)elizabeth abbottmargaret agar ’42matthew airhartelizabeth anne ’60 & hugh anson-CartwrightGeraldine C. anthony ’60Douglas C. appleton ’48erica armstrong ’63patricia arthur ’40Jeanette maud arthurs ’52edward & Jocelyn ’63 BadovinacJames C. Baillie ’59lisa Balfour Bowen ’61 & Walter m. Bowen mary BalfourDorothy e. Ballentyne-matthews ’49F. mildred Barberrobert BarberJeannie K. BarthaChristina K. Bartlettalice Bastedo ’61patricia Bays ’62linda C. Bell ’66ruth m. Bell ’56Christie ’52 & Will BenthamCarolynn Bett ’66Joanna m. Beyersbergen ’87nan Blairpamela e. Bonnycastle ’61John C. Bothwell ’48Bruce W. Bowden ’68William ’73 & martha ’75 BowdenCynthia Bracewellhelen Bradfield ’60t. David ’53 & Constance J. ’54 Briantsir roderick Brinckman ’58David Bronskill ’96michael ’66 & patricia ’66 Bronskillpamela Brook ’68

isabel a. Brooksm. Carole Brownsandra m. Brown ’60patricia Carr Bruckmannmargaret p. Buck ’39h. Carol Burkepatricia BurnsD. susan Butler ’71George ’61 & martha ’63 Butterfieldsarah B. CameronBarbara J. Campbell ’54Jane Carruthers ’54richard ’58 & Joan ’61 Chaffealexander & erika Chandlersusan m. Chapman ’66Vera ’67 & John ChauJ. Geoffrey Chickmary ’64 & John ’64 ChipmanChurch of st. martin-in-the-Fieldsrt. hon. adrienne Clarkson ’60stephen Clarkson ’59muriel J. Cluettanne m. Cobban ’85mary ConacherWilliam Cooke ’68Donald e. ’58 & phyllis a. CooperBrian & linda Cormanmargaret e. Couch ’58Douglas C. Cowling ’73moira e. Creighton ’63Jessie h. K. Culligan ’37Janet Curry ’55anthony J. D’angelo ’84robert G. ’43 & mary ’45 Dalealexander & ann Dalzellmargaret Davidson ’66Deborah l. Davis ’69shannah G. Davison ’66michael ’58 & honor de pencierelsie a. Del BiancoW. thomas Delworth & pamela osler Delworth ’61ramsay Derry ’62simon p. r. Devereaux ’89C. eleanor DeWolf ’66peter ’49 & Jane ’50 DobellChris DobsonClaire-anne echlin santos ’53Jean Griffin elliott ’61uni e. essoB. ruth evans ’47margaret evanshelen a. Fairgrieveelizabeth m. Faludi ’41Diane FennellGeorge a. ’55 & Glenna Fierheller mary Finlay ’72David Flint ’60John Flowermartha l. Foote ’79ian ’70 & nancy ’70 Forsythmarian e. Fowler ’51Douglas J. Foxhugh ’57 & emilia FranksKathleen a. Fraser ’52robin Fraser ’52e. C. Freeman-attwoodWendy B. Fulton ’74James George ’40Kathleen Gerald ’46




elisabeth a. Gibson ’58erica Gilbertlucille Giles ’55Kathleen r. ’69 & David Girvin Jane D. Godbehere ’63susan ’66 & Garth Goddardmary B. Godfreymaxine Goldbergharriett e. r. Goldsborough ’55John ’57 & mary ’58 Goodwinila GoodyJ. Bryan GrahamWilliam C. ’61 & Catherine ’63 Graham Ch arlotte m. Graham ’52Julian a. Graham ’70michael & nancy ’58 Grahamnatalia Grahamalastair ’55 & Victoria ’59 Grantmadeline Grant ’61margot Grant ’48michael r. Gray ’66 & elizabeth Champlin ’67anne Greaves ’60patricia r. Green ’62J. Katharine Greenfield ’42terry ’58 & ruth ’58 GrierJ. Drummond Grieve ’42peter & helena m. hallettBrenda l. halliday ’73elizabeth V. harcourt-Vernon ’53helen hareWilliam B. ’53 & patricia ’54 harrisalexandra J. harrison ’76F. nadine harrisonrachel hazlett ’07William l. B. heath ’50marg hembruffron & marg hembruffDouglas r. hill ’55John m. ’61 & Jill ’62 hillmarty hilliardphilip C. hobson ’75Joan ’46 & John m. ’44 hodgsonelizabeth a. holmes ’64ruth e. hood ’55rolf hoppealix houstonsusan e. houston ’59patricia howardJ. Donald. l. howson ’38susan huggard ’51ann hughson ’54Jo-anne huntmartin ’55 & Judith ’55 hunterJohn & helen hurdrobert p. hutchison ’72 & Carolyn Kearns ’72edythe a. Jamesmary l. Jessupelisabeth a. Joczalexander t. s. JungWilliam J. Keel ’80 lawrence ’61 & Barbara ’61 Kerslakeelizabeth J. Ketchum ’50primrose Ketchum ’64elizabeth Kilbourn-mackie ’48mary m. Kilgoursylvia Kilty

suzanne KuhneJill ayre lacey ’57patricia i. laidlaw ’70eleanor a. langdon ’60sylvia a. lassamJanice G. latcham ’58alan D. lattaJean e. laundyCharles F. laver ’60John B. lawson ’48Carole ann leith ’60Jill l. levensonBeverley lewis ’55peter ’54 & Joyce ’54 lewisGeoffrey robert lonc little ’02nancy lofftWayne D. ’78 & melanie ’78 lordalice m. lundon ’57Kathryn anne lye ’92robert ’80 & lyse macaulayJoan macCallum ’65laura p. a. macfadden ’60

ann m. macKay ’55Beth e. macKinnon ’65anna r. maclachlan ’74enid r. maclachlanmargaret o. macmillan ’66Joy B. macnaughtonmarion e. K. magee ’59Gordon r. maitland ’90Jennifer mansfield ’54Judy martinnicole mauryDeborah C. maw ’79Donald m. mcBey ’80ivan ’65 & harriet mcFarlaneleslie a. mcGrathellen mcilroy ’55Dale F. mcinnes Keel ’95Gabrielle mcintire ’94Keith & Violet mcKeanKen & mary mcKeeC. michael ’55 & Jeryn ’55 mcKeownJoann mclennan

susan mcmurtry ’64Jane mcmyn ’59mei-ling mellingJohn K. C. mews ’68J. alex milburnnancy a. millersheila r. miller ’55arthur e. millward ’48paul moore ’60Janet B. morgan ’72William morley ’52anne h. morris ’45ann mortonelizabeth a. naultDavid ’65 & mary ’75 neelandsDesmond neillhilary nicholls ’59mary e. nickel ’74Joan ’59 & robert northey James a. o’Brian ’46m. Dianne o’neill ’66robert & Dorothea painter

Julia parisr. Brian parkersally s. paterson ’50susan patersonsusan perrennorman perrinJohn h. ’72 & Catherine F. ’74 phillipshenri pilonKaren plumbm. philip poole ’77Cyril h. powlesmarjorie powlesroger C. purkis ’71robert J. pyneBarbara ramsay ’94Judith ransom ’63margaret i. rigsby ’54John ’43 & mary louise ’48 rileymarjorie i. roberts ’46patricia D. roberts ’52Gregor m. robinson ’69Joan t. rogers ’54

m. ann romeril ’59elizabeth m. rowlinsonsirpa K. ruotsalainenrichard h. sadleir ’51Jeannelle savonaroger m. savory ’03Constance schwenger ’47elizabeth F. scottGeoffrey B. seaborn ’73Jack a. ’38 & margaret seedann l. selby ’61r. Dorene seltzerlindsay K. shaddymary J. D. sharpe ’65Bob ’57 and ann ’63 shawJessica l. G. shelley ’45rosemary l. shiptonCatherine siemensDavid skene-melvin ’60C. peter slatersteven B. slavens ’05stauffer J. smith

stephen ’61 & Jane ’61 smithCynthia m. smith-mcleod ’64Wiebke smyther. e. C. southgate ’56Joyce sowby ’50Jacob speltrobert a. spencerF. Gordon stanley ’48anne e. m. steacy ’76astrid m. stec ’65mary B. stedman ’44alison m. stein ’61Burkhard e. steinbergerna stilleranne r. stinson ’45suzanne a. stohn ’45Barbara storey ’36Francis ’55 & Barbara ’57 suttonJohn n. symonsmargaret szucs ’55almos tassonyi ’73 & maureen simpson ’74


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hiroo K. thadaneymary e. thompson ’65eleanor thomsonJames F. s. thomson ’76ron B. thomson ’68alan toff ’64andrea l. trevorsandra ’55 & Guy ’55 upjohnmary Williams VohryzekC. ann Wainwright ’58David Walders ’05Charles ’57 & laura anne ’57 Wallruth Walmsley ’50hubert l. Washington ’52Faye WatsonGordon Watson ’53pamela m. Watts ’63mary-ethel Weatherseed ’48molly Weaver ’59Wendy Weaver ’60James & Verna Webbrichard t. Webb ’97William Westfall ’68Jean V. WheelerJack Whiteside ’63marianne l. Whitten ’51Donald Wiebem. isabel WilksJill C. Willardmary F. Williamson ’55thomas ’62 & elizabeth ’65 Wilsonmary Wilsonmilton t. Wilson ’44anne m. Wolf ’49margaret a. Wolf-harveynancy J. Woods ’59robert W. Worthy

BequestsBequests received through the following estates have provided long-term support for specific projects or programs, scholarship and bursary funds, and to trinty College’s endowments.

the estate of David C. Bolton the estate of muriel helen Bradford the estate of alice m. Buscombe the estate of Bonnie Barbara Campbell the estate of Diane a. Christensen the estate of Dorothy J. Deane the estate of ian m. Drummond the estate of Kathleen m. Graham the estate of irene pulker the estate of rupert m. K. schieder the estate of henry sims the estate of William l. n. somerville the estate of ian tate the estate of olwen Walker the estate of J. allan Walters the estate of m. margaret Westgate

the Gerald larkin society the Gerald larkin society recognizes the many alumni and friends who have made bequests or other planned gifts that trinity College will realize in the future.

anonymous (30)Geoffrey adams ’47George W. Beal ’64John a. Beament ’49W. Donald Bean ’62maia Bhojwani ’73norah Bolton ’59John C. Bothwell ’48John D. Bowden ’65t. rodney h. Box ’48William J. Bradley ’73pamela Brook ’68shirley Byrne ’52marion D. Cameron ’41e. ann Chudleigh ’62philip h. Clendenning ’65Donald W. Cockburn ’52lionel t. Colman ’60maurice r. Cooke ’51patricia r. Cordingley ’51martin Cosgravepeter B. Curzon ’54robert G. ’43 & mary ’45 DaleJanice l. Davidson ’69Corinne s. Deverell ’49sheilagh Dubois ’65John W. Duncanson ’47lewis a. edgeworth ’65mary Jane edwards ’60D. p. mary eliotmary Finlay ’72Drew a. Foley ’85marian e. Fowler ’51norman Fraser ’65robin Fraser ’52John t. Gilbert ’48eleanor Gooday ’69John ’57 & mary ’58 Goodwinmarylo Graham ’52terry ’58 & ruth ’58 Grieralice l. haigh ’63Donna J. haley ’51Gerald n. haworth ’49William l. B. heath ’50lyman henderson ’43robert W. hoke ’70ruth e. hood ’55susan e. houston ’59ernest ’50 & margo ’52 howardsusan huggard ’51e. margaret hutchison ’42Deone J. Jackman ’58W. Bruce Jardine ’59penelope C. Kennedy ’57elizabeth Kilbourn-mackie ’48John King

margaret s. large-Cardoso ’39John B. lawson ’48patrick ’71 & Victoria ’71 littleedward a. lowry ’46margaret o. macmillan ’66a. margaret W. madden ’42helen mcFadden ’61ivan ’65 & harriet mcFarlaneDavid J. ’72 & patricia ’73 mcKnightr. peter ’73 & Virginia ’74 mclaughlinJane mcmyn ’59Janice C. melendez ’77Virginia C. miller ’67Janet B. morgan ’72alan ’57 & Flo ’57 morsonhilary nicholls ’59J. Geoffrey nugent ’81t. eric oakley ’45robert & Dorothea painterpeter r. patersonWinsor ’58 & ruth ann ’60 pepallraymond s. G. pryke ’51Carolyn purden anthony ’63Flavia C. redelmeier ’48alwyn G. robertson ’78John m. robertson ’65michaele robertson ’70peter C. roe ’69Gary William ross ’69michael ’68 & sheila ’68 royce alan C. ryley ’52nancy salter ’76roger m. savory ’03Karen a. scherl ’82Wes scott ’68Blair ’45 & Carol ’48 seabornsonja sinclair ’43Diane J. smith ’64Christopher spencer ’57peter a. stolleryColleen stanley ’49astrid m. stec ’65mary B. stedman ’44marc h. J. J. stevens ’80Janet e. stewart ’64margaret swayze ’70Burton ’62 & Judith ’62 taitF. margaret thompson ’39David m. G. thomson ’50James D. tomlinson ’75robert G. tucker ’64e. patricia Vicari ’58andrew m. Watson ’52Wendy Weaver ’60elizabeth a. Wells ’88Jack Whiteside ’63mary F. Williamson ’55milton t. Wilson ’44robert e. Wilson ’59James a. Winters ’49helen m. Woolley ’52 robert W. Worthy

alumni Contributionsalumni contributions made between may 1, 2009 and april 30, 2010 are listed by class year. leadership Donors who made cumulative gifts of $1,000 or more are in bold.

1933anne m. r. Foster

1934Benson t. rogers

1936isabel F. pilcherBarbara storey

1937ian F. h. rogers

1938anonymous (1)m. isabel DowneyJ. Donald. l. howsonalice C. minett

1939margaret p. BuckMargaret S. large-Cardoso

1940Jean G. CampbellRuth B. CandyKenneth Cowanphilip FouldsJames Georgealberta m. shearer

1941anonymous (1)harcourt e. G. Bullelizabeth m. Faludirobert F. GardamColin s. lazierDorothy K. Cowan

1942anonymous (1)margaret agarDonald FraserJ. Katharine GreenfieldJ. Drummond GrieveGeorge r. G. lindseyJoan macdonalda. margaret W. maddenBeverley e. mcnaughtelizabeth rookemary louise Foulds

1943anonymous (2)robert l. t. Baillieedward C. CayleyRobert G. Daleh. patricia Guylyman HendersonJohn D. (Jack) leitch




William F. mcCormicklorne p. millarDavid W. plumbJohn RileyWilliam a. e. sheppard

1944anonymous (2)mary F. G. allinelizabeth r. Bellphilip G. FrewerJohn m. hodgsonrebecca mcDermotTheodore F. MorrisMary B. Stedmanm. elizabeth tugmanm. elizabeth Waterstonmilton t. Wilson

1945anonymous (1)margaret r. BalfourWilliam BalfourGeorge e. CarterMary A. DaleBarbara FergusonGeorge Fergusonmary hawleylois m. hurstDavid H. W. kirkwoodelizabeth B. leonDavid G. menzelanne h. morrisGerald Nash t. eric oakleyBlair SeabornJessica l. G. ShelleyAnne R. Stinson

1946anonymous (1)John e. Bethelmary a. Brittonanne m. Burtnancy l. ByersGraham Cotterelizabeth a. De GuerreKathleen Geraldl. elizabeth GibsonWinnifred a. heringtonJoan hodgsonedward a. lowrymargaret J. mitchellDouglas C. matthewsBarbara m. murrayJames a. o’Brianphyllis K. pringleFlora C. renaudmarjorie i. robertsV. Donald rosserarchibald F. sheppardalastair a. G. smithmary t. Watsonpatricia r. White

1947anonymous (1)Geoffrey adamsm. patricia Blairmargaret J. a. Corkery

John W. DuncansonB. ruth evansBrian D. FreelandWilliam N. GreerJohn Hickmanmarion holleyian m. marrnevitt maybeeBruce mcCrawruth i. p. mcmulkinConstance schwengerGeorge sutherland

1948William & mary andersonDouglas C. appletonphilip e. aylingauguste a. BolteJohn C. BothwellT. Rodney H. BoxC. Dudley Burlandann s. Capellsheila W. CaseMargaret E. CockshuttEdward CrawfordK. h. michael CrealWesley e. CrowleJames eayrse. Donald G. FarncombJohn s. FarquharsonJohn t. GilbertJohn B. GillespieBarbara n. Gorymargot GrantJoan Greatrexmargaret m. hewsonDavid C. higginbothamshirley K. hulbertrussell JolliffeElizabeth kilbourn-Mackierial G. r. lawrenceJohn B. lawsonJocelyn laziermichael a. macKenzieE. Richard S. Mclaughlinmary K. mcphersonarthur e. millwardJean F. morrisone. ronald niblettCarol pollenFlavia C. RedelmeierWilliam riesberryMary louise Rileym. louise saundersDouglas s. scottCarol seabornGloria sheardGeorge O. Shepherdsusan e. B. simonsenpeter B. stuartpatricia e. sutherlandaudrey s. tobiasmary-ethel Weatherseed

1949anonymous (4)e. Dolores BackhauserDorothy e. Ballentyne-matthewsJohn A. Beament

Allan l. Beattie Donald C. Brownmary K. BrysonBarbara B. ByersDonald W. ClarkWilliam G. Dean Corinne s. DeverellPeter DobellJoyce p. Donaldroger s. eatonelizabeth eayrslillian m. ewenrobert Greenek. Gordon Gwynne-TimothyGerald n. haworthmichael K. hicksCynthia m. huntEdward HuyckeFred a. m. huyckeNaomi kirkwood kuhnBeth lechmiriam l. i. mazurJoan McCallummargery mcDowellWilliam & patricia mcFarlandJohn e. mcmillanetoile naysmithmary QuirtWendy reddyedward saundersrobert p. saundersColleen StanleyF. ruth starrantonia J. swalgenpeter G. townleyanne m. Wolf

1950anonymous (2)lawrence m. BaldwinJames C. ann Barberr. murray Belwayrobert G. Blackadarmary ButlerCharles G. CowanJane Dobellmargaret e. Duncanherbert p. eckardtFrances C. erringtonBarbara s. FergusonJ. Gordon GibsonDonald h. GilchristRobert Gouinlockedward & Joy Greenh. Donald GuthrieWilliam l. B. HeathErnest Howardanne hullelizabeth Jacksonelizabeth J. KetchumBruce J. KirbyVirginia KouryArthur J. locheadmichael & anne macklemJean C. matthewssally s. patersonh. i. G. raggJean robertsJoyce sowby

elizabeth steele-neilsonDavid m. G. thomsonJames r. tyrrellm. Janice tyrwhitt pattonD. Jean WatsonAdam Zimmerman

1951Gwen arnoldiann BarberGeorge Burrowsallan J. ChallacombeGeorge ConnellPatricia R. Cordingleyrichard m. Crabbephilip & phyllis CreightonJane DixonW. a. B. Douglasmarian e. Fowleralfred m. Georgepamela J. GibsonJanet GouinlockJames m. GrantDonna J. HaleyStanton & Elspeth HoggSusan HuggardDonald p. huntGail hutchisonrobert D. Johnstonpauline B. Kingstonhugh r. lockeJames B. milnerG. George muirheadlandon pearsonraymond s. G. prykeRichard H. Sadleirvictor SeabrookMargaret SisleyJohn E. & Gayle SmallbridgeGeorge stegenJohn stevensonpeter J. surreymarianne l. WhittenWarren D. WilkinsDavid & Carol WishartJames W. Wood

1952anonymous (3)Duncan AbrahamJ. peter arnoldiJeanette maud arthursChristie Benthamlouise Beschphyllis o. BossiereJohn BowdenGeoffrey F. BrooksJoyce BurrowsShirley ByrneAnne Cannon Donald W. CockburnDiane Jane eatonDavid a. ellispeter B. G. FergusonKathleen a. Fraserrobin Fraserhumphrey h. GilbertCharlotte m. Graham

marylo Grahamrobert J. s. Graymichael hallJohn G. hooperMargo Howardmary humeJohn e. hurstmichael irelandruth JohnsonDonald S. MacdonaldDonald G. malcolm William morleyvalinda Morrismary e. partridgeWalter G. pitmanpatricia D. robertsa. Frank & elaine thompsonanne J. von aulockhubert l. WashingtonAndrew M. Watsonronald l. WattsKathleen W. Whatmoughh. Douglas Wilkinsh. Donald Williams

1953anonymous (2)James Beairstot. David BriantJ. hilary Burgesssheila ConnellWilliam A. CorbettDonald eastmureJohn t. FrameDuncan a. Gordonelizabeth V. harcourt- VernonWilliam B. Harrismeg mcFadzen hennessynancy huntJacy C. Kingtonmarion C. le Bel John M. longfield Douglas J. maybeemargaret B. riewemargaret s. ripleyBarbara r. sibbaldDavid P. Stanley-PorterHunter E. ThompsonGordon WatsonDonna Watts

1954anonymous (3)patricia annauh. Grace BennettConstance J. Briante. Janet BrownBarbara J. CampbellJane Carruthersstephen h. Coombspeter B. Curzoneleanor J. DevlinDorothy m. DingleJeandot ellisrussell & Jean GrahamPatricia HarrisPeter & Joyce lewisernest loukidelisJennifer mansfield


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Joan matthews-ali KhanRoy McMurtrylorna i. mozerBarbara munrosarah s. neala. Jane pilaarmargaret i. rigsbyFrederick robertsJoan t. rogersJames D. l. rosspenelope a. sangerrobert D. stupartBarbara Wilma thamerian s. WishartBarbara a. Zernike

1955anonymous (3)Janet e. ainslieCarolyn Archibaldheather B. Ballonm. nanette Barkham

robert h. BellJane Blackstonemargaret Buchingermona m. BuckerfieldJohn Cattophyllis D. ChallenWilliam J. Corcoransusan m. CowanJanet Currymary alice DownieGeorge A. Fierhellerlucille Gilesharriett e. r. Goldsboroughalastair GrantRuth E. HoodKatharine n. m. hookeMartin & Judith HunterDouglas i. F. lawsonBeverley lewisellen mcilroyC. Michael & Jeryn Mckeownsheila r. millerWilliam t. mitchellDavid t. C. mooremarguerite neelandsDonald nickel

raimund pahapillmargaret r. patersonPeter H. RussellJuliana m. saxtonBob spinneyFrancis suttonMargaret SzucsGeorge s. taylorSandra & Guy upjohnDavid James WalkerMary F. WilliamsonRobert Wright

1956anonymous (4)Ruth M. BellAnn BirchWilliam Blottrobert l. BordenFrederick & Joan Crossian h. DanielDennis J. Derry

Bernard F. Grieselarthur macraet. ian mcleodnancy mcpheeMargaret A. Meynellsylvia J. middlebroJoan e. mooreJohn W. Mordennorman J. munne. John revellJohn roneyWilliam Saundersonpatricia a. sedgwickPatricia SimpsonWilliam P. Somersr. e. C. southgateJames & heather steeleanne thomasronald tillDavid & Diana Trenth. Katherine e. WearyJohn B. Webbermary e. Williams

1957anonymous (1)Ann Abrahammargaret e. allan

marion BlottJohn C. BonnycastleJohn D. & Joan Brownlier. hugh CameronMargaret CattoWilliam e. Davisonpatricia DrynanJudith edmondsonruby m. elverCecil a. Fennellhugh FranksWilliam m. FranksBruce W. FraserJohn Goodwinmary W. harpurelizabeth D. isenbergpenelope C. KennedyJill ayre laceyWilliam loveringalice m. lundonJames C. mainprizeDavid r. mcGregor

Jane a. moffatAlan & Flo Morsonpamela noxonConstance a. o’BrienGwendolyn Byrne pykeann m. revellBob shawReta C. SmithJ. Beverley stewartBarbara suttonsheila tillCharles & laura anne WallKen WatsonJohn n. Whiting

1958anonymous (6)Neville E. BishopSir Roderick BrinckmanDonald R. Cameronian m. Cameronrichard Chafferobert G. Churchian G. Clarksonmargaret e. CouchJames a. CranMichael de Pencierthomas & theda Deacon

marion i. DohenyGlenn DroverWilliam a. empkeelisabeth a. GibsonMary Goodwinmary GordonNancy Grahammargaret h. GreeneTerry & Ruth GrierV. e. marilyn GrimshawWilliam B. HannaDerek C. Hayesrobin r. hillJ. W. raymond hintonian a. D. holdenDeone J. JackmanJudith JamesC. Christopher Johnstonsuzanne J. KilpatrickJanice G. latchamJohn h. lawrence Bruce D. listermolly e. logan nora e. loseyDavid W. morrisJohn r. nealpeter n. o’FlynnDesmond m. o’rorkeWinsor PepallD. anthony raymondalison J. sanderspamela m. scotteleanor J. smithphilip l. spencerted stephensonCarol F. VerityC. Ann Wainwrighthugh D. Wainwrightmary e. WryDavid a. yule

1959anonymous (1)James C. Baillienorah BoltonFrances e. Clarksonstephen ClarksonFrank & S. Sunny Dicumalex eftimoffJohn F. evansJohn F. FutheyDavid Gawleyhelen m. Gibsontimothy thor GibsonVictoria a. GrantCarol F. heggoysusan e. houstonMaruja JackmanJohn r. r. JenningsJeremy JohnstonWilliam r. m. Johnstonsusan J. leslieDavid logansandra G. loveringelizabeth W. macintyremarion e. K. mageeRoss H. MasonD. m. Gladys masseyJane McMynalan r. mills

Hilary NichollsJoan northeyhugh peacockMichael G. PeersJohn D. rathbonetim reidm. ann romerilJ. Nicholas Rosspeter G. saundersonDavid J. D. simsJohn thompsonmichael G. Wademolly Weaverelizabeth G. WilsonMichael H. Wilsonnancy J. Woods

1960anonymous (8)Elizabeth A. Anson- CartwrightGeraldine C. anthonyJohn BalmerWendy BlairHelen Bradfieldelizabeth C. Brownsandra m. Brownpatricia F. CampbellRt. Hon. Adrienne Clarksonlionel T. ColmanJohn W. D. ConnollyBurne CreegganJudith Davisonhelen a. de Fintaadrienne DuBoisCarolyn a. Feingoldalan J. h. FergusonDavid FlintJanet Frosstanne Greavespenny harrismyra hiemstraVictoria inneseleanor a. langdonCharles F. laverJane B. leducrobert C. leeCarole Ann leithpatricia h. lindsayJohn h. macaulayDorothy m. macdonaldlaura p. a. macfaddenpaul mooreJayne Ford mulvaneysandra munnKatharine a. pearsonRuth A. Pepallmary percival maxwellKathleen e. popeBarbara J. reedCatherine a. richardsonJohn m. swindenelizabeth symonse. David D. tavenderWendy WeaverGeorge Wilsonrichmond & Joanne WilsonBarbara K. Zeibots




1961anonymous (4)lisa Balfour Bowen alice Bastedopamela e. BonnycastleGeorge ButterfieldJoan ChaffeDouglas Chamberspamela G. CharronJean Griffin elliottChristopher englishrichard FarrWilliam C. Grahammadeline Grantrichard e. hamiltonJohn a. m. heddleJohn m. hillStephanie Johnstona. sydney Kanya-Forstnermichael a. Keppel-Joneslawrence & Barbara kerslakeolivia leeBarbara J. masseyJoyce MckeoughDuncan mclarenBrenda e. morozWarren moyseymargot e. northeyJane olvetPamela Osler-DelworthDonald W. ParkinsonPeter R. Patersonroslyn r. pulfordann l. selbymalcolm p. shinerStephen & Jane Smithalison m. steinJ. W. Nevil ThomasDouglas WardWilliam J. Whitla

1962anonymous (3)peter adamsonCharles BaillieKaren Barrettpatricia BaysJohn r. Blackburn Donelda BoothJames Boylesrobert Buchanmarilyn e. Cookronald G. Cooperramsay DerryM. Gwynneth EvansHugh R. Furneauxpatrick trevor robert Graypatricia r. GreenDavid haltonellen m. henryJill hillpeter h. howdenterence KeenleysideJames leachWendy macKenzie hallerCharles macnabGillian marwickJane mcWhinneysylvia milne

Kit mooresusan moziarVals osborneelizabeth perkinsJames pierceDavid a. plantBarbara a. priscusW. John pykeC. anne stevensBurton & Judith TaitAnn E. TottenhamJohn r. uttleyJohn r. Wattsronald h. WickensThomas Wilsonmargaret a. WismathGerald C. V. Wrightpriscilla J. m. Wright

1963anonymous (6)peter K. e. allanChristopher & Valerie armstrongerica armstrongJocelyn BadovinacJohn r. BelleghemBarbara J. BlackburnKeith e. BoastMartha ButterfieldJohn h. Cartermoira e. CreightonMiranda Daviesrobert s. DinsmoreJane D. GodbehereBarry GrahamCatherine Grahamedward GuthrieAlice l. HaighC. mary a. hallJoan B. hayesBarbara K. hindsonVivian a. Johnstonsusan J. KnightDonald l. macdonaldGail macDonaldrobert l. mcWhinneyharold J. nahabediansusan portCarolyn purden anthonyJudith Ransomallan G. raymondChristopher G. riggslynn M. Rossann shawian a. shawJ. Christopher snyderhelen p. thompsonh. Diane thorntonJ. Jeremy Van-laneStephen M. WaddamsJames Walker pamela m. Wattsm. patricia Winteranne B. Wright

1964anonymous (4)George W. BealDavid Beatty

Carolyn a. Buchanmary & John ChipmanWilliam n. ChristensenMichael A. ChurchJohn W. Craigr. allan Curranisabella e. m. Di ruggieromilton F. DormanCarol J. ennisBarbara J. Godard elizabeth a. holmesCharles inglesprimrose KetchumWilliam a. Kilfoylemary mathesonJames petrie mcintoshsusan mcmurtryJeannie t. parkermiriam petrovichJames J. raynerGilbert J. reidandrew m. robinsonian robinsonWalter G. rossWendy B. rosssusan a. scottRobert W. Showmanmarcia J. sinclairDiane J. smithCynthia m. smith-mcleoda. Bruce stavertJanet e. stewartmary & robert thomasalan toffrobert G. tuckerrobert James tweedy

1965anonymous (3)Brian G. armstrongmark armstrongMarilyn Baillieanne G. Bananimargret e. BeaneyMichael Bedford-JonesJohn D. Bowdenedward a. ChapmanGail J. Cranstonsally e. DarlingNorman FraserJanet e. Gladishelizabeth J. Grahamthomas l. GrangerG. T. (Tom) GunnJ. a. harwood-JonesWilliam hayesDiana e. inselbergleslie a. K. JamesGerald p. lowethJoan macCallumpeter B. macKinnonivan McFarlaneJohn mcleodDonald E. Moggridgepeter & susan moogkmaureen e. murphyDavid Neelandstimothy W. plumptreDonald m. powellterry K. pratt

astrid m. stecFletcher J. stewartrobert r. stonemary e. thompsonstephanie Kirkwood WalkerDavid C. WarnerElizabeth Wilson

1966anonymous (3)Georgina a. adderleyPaul H. AmbroseKenneth & Carol andersonJames ArthurBrian G. BarbeauBonnie Bedford-Joneslinda C. BellJalynn H. BennettCarolynn BettGeorge a. Biggarterry a. BissetMichael & Patricia BronskillGrace-ann W. CambrayBarbara s. Campbellsusan m. Chapmananne CooperGail Corbett Bothwellmargaret Davidsonshannah G. DavisonC. eleanor DeWolfrichard V. p. eaganCarol FinlayDianne m. Fisheralan GillSusan Goddardmichael r. Grayliz GreenJohn r. hetheringtonWilliam B. G. HumphriesCarole (Fox) JuddPaul i. kennedyKirby monroe Keysermary leePeter M. littleGay lovelandmargaret o. macmillanDavid s. milneGeoffrey C. nilesm. Dianne o’neillThomas Rahilly elizabeth ridgelyJoanne e. rossmary e. sheldonW. David sinclairKaren spenceJohn o. stubbsrosemary J. tannerl. Douglas Todghamnorman F. trowellJanet F. WatsonBarrie a. Wilson

1967anonymous (2)Douglas h. arrellpeter K. ayersJill n. Barkert. allen BoxJohn a. B. Callum

Christina s. r. Cameronelizabeth ChamplinJudith t. Connorsusan Corben ByramJohn D. Cuddyrichard l. evansJames E. FordyceGeorge a. Griffithp. rodger hendersonKathryn a. horneFranklin a. houghronald e. hutchisonmalcolm D. KnightChristopher J. loatJ. ross macDonaldGeorge A. Mackieellen mcleodKaren melvilleVirginia C. millerelizabeth K. mitchellDiana r. e. moeserJames e. neufeldDean K. purdyrandy smye & Jenny le richepeter l. D. southamnancy a. thomsonstephen e. travisslois m. Wyndham

1968anonymous (4)Philip Arthurandrew s. BarlowJohn W. BosleyBruce W. Bowdenmarilyn Boxpamela BrookStephen R. ClarkeWilliam Cookeleslie CooperKit Doansally m. h. ForrestC. alan Gallichananna GrayDouglas K. GrayWilliam a. houstonsusan huntJudith a. e. JacksonGary B. mcKinnonalexander o. millerJ. K. patricia padmosJohn pepperellDarla rhynenancy t. robinsonMichael & Sheila Roycealena schramWes Scottrory a. p. sinclairphyllis taylorJohn thomas & elizabeth Whelpdaleron B. thomsonWilliam Westfall

1969anonymous (4)G. David AdamsonPeter AdamsonDerek P. H. Allen


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milton J. & shirley BarryGwyneth F. BuckJohn & lynn ClappisonCharles F. ClarkDeborah l. DavisKathleen r. Girvineleanor GoodayDonald m. Gordonsharyn hallPeter & Susan Handandrew s. hutchisonmichael G.ignatieffBrian & elizabeth JonesDr. J. anthony Ketchumarthur m. l. KlassenJohn h. & Barbara loosemoreJohn W. lownsbroughJ. Fraser B. millsDavid N. Mitchellpeter W. G. mooreDavid J. & kathleen Oakdenm. andrew padmoskathryn RichardsonGregor m. robinsonpeter C. roeGary William RossJ. patricia scottSusan M. SheenPhilip R. l. Somervillenorman trainorBill VanderBurghJoan l. VirtueJohn D. Whittall

1970anonymous (2)John Charles andersonlynda m. BarnettElizabeth BlackJohn e. Bradleyedward J. Champlinian & Nancy ForsythJean FraserJulian a. GrahamThomas M. GreeneC. m. Victor hardingJanet henshallmark Curfoot mollingtonpeter B. o’BrianDavid C. raynernaomi ridoutmichaele robertsonJohn B. scopisphillip s. swiftlynda C. e. tanakaWendy trainorastrid B. von dem hagenDennis & Janet WaddingtonBrian e. Woodrow

1971anonymous (2)Byron J. alldredAlyson Barnett-Cowanphilip m. BrownD. susan Butlerpamela J. Chellewpeter r. Coffinelizabeth r. Cowling

John a. FouldsDinah GoughGillian e. hicksDavid o. Jonesanthony leapatrick & Victoria littletimothy i. macDonaldJoanne morrowmary h. nobleroger C. purkisF. leighton reidJennifer stoddartmary-helen Warnerrobert n. Weekes

1972anonymous (1)Johanna ethel BertinDavid e. Burtrobert r. Cranstons. B. toby earpMary Finlayanne C. GallowayDennis G. Garrattanne i. GodfreyBrenda l. hannDiana s. heathe. nicolaas hollandRobert P. Hutchison & Carolyn kearnspatricia Kenyon-millsJacqueline Baker loachDavid J. McknightJanet B. morganKathleen o. o’ConnorWilliam e. pepallJanet m. sideyRobert vineberg

1973Reinhart J. AulingerWilliam BowdenDianne J. Bradleyrichard e. Bronskillh. a. (sandy) BruceJ. allan Byrnellpaul r. ChapmanDouglas C. Cowlingmarijane Doylemargaret r. a. FinneyHeather v. GibsonBrenda l. hallidayphilip C. hebertphilippa KilbournJoanne e. leatchJane e. loveFiona macDonaldPatricia McknightR. Peter Mclaughlinrobert W. morseWilliam k. Orrharold F. robertsFrank ruddockGeoffrey B. Seabornalmos tassonyi 1974John C. allemangmark Conrad Baetzpatricia m. W. Beck

terry Brownelizabeth a. Campbellr. Bruck eastonJonathan eayrsChristopher W. W. FieldDonald r. & margaret FordWendy B. FultonGlen e. hydelance E. Mcintoshvirginia Mclaughlinmary e. nickelJames a. powellelizabeth J. priceW. paul rezlermati a. sauksCornelia m. schuhJanice seger-lambertmaureen simpsonJohn G. stephenJane WaterstonAnn C. Wilton

1975Bruce Barnett-CowanBruce D. Bellrobert G. Bettsonmartha Bowdenmary lynn BradleyFrench Chang-himKenneth r. ChapmanJonathan Chevreau lesley e. Chisholmlorraine m. Clarksonmary e. CookJanet D. Cottrellemichael h. Cowgermorrey m. ewingJohn s. Florasmary e. Fordestephen J. hannsJill hawkenphilip C. hobsonthomas m. hurkaalan G. lossingFrancesca e. mallinlinda medland DavisMary Neelandsamy C. parkern. annelise posian F. rosslarry W. scottlaurie simon (sims)Catherine l. Singerian J. W. smithR. D. Roy Stewartrod taylorC. hedley thompsonkeith E. Townleykathleen Graham WardCharlene S. Youngroger a. young 1976anonymous (6)robert i. algieJamie andersonJames e. Bagnallsusan e. BeayniNicholas Beck & Brigita Gravitis

parth m. BhattCynthia Bowdenian BrownJames p. Campbellholly a. Cartmellsusan K. ChartersDouglas J. CorkumDavid l. DannerGordon F. Daviespamela J. Daviesmichael s. Dunnheather Jane Gwynne- timothyJill e. hamiltonpaul h. harricksalexandra J. harrisonCaroline hartVictoria a. Z. hendersonpamela C. lightC. robert loneyGillian macKay GrahamJanis F. matthewsKarl millerJames t. neilsonGilda m. oranpamela orrian s. pearsonann pigottmichael G. QuigleyJohn a. readVirginia seabornDerek A. SmithKatherine r. seagram- smithCharles r. C. spencerJulia stavreffJames F. s. thomsonMartha J. ToryGordon E. Webbr. ross Wellsstephen l. WilliamsDiana WongDavid a. s. Wright

1977anonymous (1)karen BleasbyWendy J. BrownJohn n. CanningJeffrey C. Claytontony V. ColettaN. Thomas ConyersDavid r. Doddspeter B. ernst Brian J. FarnellJoseph W. FosterJack O. GibbonsKarl GravitisKathline loraine haughDavid C. W. MacdonaldBruce mansbridgetam F. matthewsrosemary mcleeseJanice C. melendezrichey s. morrowmiles obradovichDavid W. penhorwoodm. philip poole

Douglas B. Quickm. anne smithruth snowdenpeter K. Whimstermargaret-ann WilkinsonBruce WinterBill Young

1978anonymous (1)Mary S. AduckiewiczDonald allanJ. David BellChristopher m. BriggsGordon Cameronmary C. Crockermichael ellisonDouglas GiesMary B. HallwardDouglas C. Heighingtonmary J. holmenp. Keith hydeJeanne ing-leungDavid r. JohnsonDeborah & Kevin Johnsonian JosephValerie a. r. KeyesG. Frederick KingstonJames W. leatchWayne D. & melanie lorde. Jane mitchellGary p. selkeThomas Yee Po Sooe. Jane speakmannancy i. WaldenC. ashley & Daphne Whicher

1979anonymous (4)michael s. andisonhany a. a. assaadGraham BeerChristopher l. Cantlonsusan V. Corriganm. Jane Croteaumaurice a. F. DeWolfsheila ernstmartha l. Footemary-ann GeorgeBruce Griffith nina lapinKiran littlepatti macnicolDeborah C. maweric mcGeerm. m. mclarenKathleen t. mcphiealice medcof hilary meredithmark G. phemisterJanet e. readlawrence l. schembriFiona strachanmarjorie Vendriga. D. randle WilsonD. Blake Woodside michael Zeitlin




1980anonymous (5)John D. abrahamBlake ashforthJonathan BarkerJames W. Billingtonanne e. BraceGary n. Christiealec K. CluteRichard M. ColterjohnJ. adam Conyersheather s. Crysdalem. anne Curtismary e. DaniherPhilippe & Gillian Garneaupeter J. GizewskiDavid Harrison hilary meredithDavid ingWilliam J. KeelWai-arm lamJanet langNancy langG. Bradley lennon paul r. litt & michelle sevilleKate merrimans. steven & pamela m. popofflinda shumVictoria Wenwai mok siumarc h. J. J. stevensKaren WalshDonald C. Weaver

1981robert J. aielloC. scott allingtonJames B. BaidacoffCarolyn (Kostandoff) Bertheletalexandra BezerediDeborah l. BlackChristopher BradleyCorey B. CopelandJ. Martha Cunninghamsimon r.Curtislisa F. FettesJulia G. FordDavid W. Friend virginia Froman-WenbanJane harriganChristopher Harris & Mary ShenstoneCampbell R. Harveyroland Kuhn & susan haightJanet B. lewisrandall martinChristopher J. matthewshoward t. mountJ. Geoffrey nugentelizabeth a. readGordon r. robertshelen robsonrobert a. ross Kathryn s. saintyGlenn G. schembriolive shepherd James h. stonehouse

peter WalmsleyBrian Whitestonephoebe C. Wright

1982anonymous (1)David aston robert s. BanachowiczDavid Brinton Graeme C. ClarkGraham B. R. Collisrobert G. Cross Walter Deller Caroline Despardraymond DraganAtom EgoyanMargaret FleckKevin Flynnruth m. FosterDavid a. Grindalphilip J. hendersonsharon J. hendersonAndre HidiKeith r. Joyce George lewisJane C. lindseymichael h. mcmurraypeter B. moore Barbara PerroneWendy B. roy Peter Rozee Karen a. scherlCraig thorburn lynn tobin (Gooch)ann louise Vehovecmarie e. Wickettheidi m. Zetzsche

1983anonymous (2)mary BondWayne Chodikoffmorley a. ClarkClive h. J. Coombssusan li Draganh. ross Geddesaura m. hannaWilliam hearnmark hunterpatricia Johnston neela p. Khatrihelen Kong-tingtom littleJohn lutracy l. lucatoKatherine mansfieldDavid K. miller & Bruna GambinoCarol e. mooreadrienne a. moreyDavid oxtoby Francesca PattersonChristopher e. reedJames D. rogersleah taylor roynicholas Voudourissteven W. Weary

1984anonymous (3)

margot Boydrobert a. CinitsCharlie CollisKevin i. CouttsJames e. Dudley sheila l. Duncanneil J. Fostermichelle B. FrenchJanet m. FuhrerGregory m. t. hareRobyn HeinsKenneth C. KiddJames Koester margaret lawsonCatherine le FeuvreClaudia l. morawetzmark p. m. olivermeghan robertsonJulie scottJames E. Sidorchukian G. stewartGregory J. symmeslee Anne Tibblesneil K. WarmaJames C. WilloughbyJ. michael a. Wright Nigel Wright

1985anonymous (3)Sarah M. Anson- Cartwrightmargaret J. atkinsonangela l. BakerDavid r. Bewley Cynthia Caron thorburnsuet ChanFlorence Chapmanr. Grant Churcher Anne M. CobbanKristen Collins-aielloCarole CromptonDavid Dellandrea e. engelsJacqueline engholmKate FillionDrew a. Foleyneil Guthriemargot hillmanandrea C. lafleurJames J. lefebvre Valerae luckTimothy C. MarcJulie e. meakinKelly e. millerBelinda & Joseph seagrampeter J. shephardheather amy stewartJ. Warren Stoddartelizabeth Wensley

1986Janice m. Barnettrodney r. BranchJane CollisCarolyn e. DellKate Fillionandrew J. Foleynancy m. Fungelizabeth J. hardy

anthony hickandrew W. Kirkpatrickandrew J. a. KrieglerW. John langloisDaniel markrobert l. needhamBrian J. Quirtrachel e. rempel

1987anonymous (2)lilyana angelovsherri BeattieJoanna m. BeyersbergenKim BilousKenneth Biniarissusan lynn BissellDavid J. BryantFrances e. Bryant-scottanna maria CasteloKatherine ChapmanDerek Koon yee ChauDavid a. Chemlahelga i. elliott John m. Fletcher Caroline A. GillespieJohn r. GrahamJ. andrew Guymeredith a. hill pik sai tiffany Kwannorris B. macphadyenJean mitchell margaret e. G. murray anthony h. parkermichael soferandrew p. talallaWilliam r. WatsonJohn Wilton 1988anonymous (1)D. Bruce Bryant-scottJulia stephani Cunningham-indr. timothy elliott natasha hassanmichael hawkins timothy C. heeneyAaron HongSimon kingsleyhendrik KraayJennifer M. leDainW. lorne & lynn mitchellsebastien piller-tahylisa m. powellChristine J. Prudhamscott thurlowKathleen twardekKenneth t. Wright

1989anonymous (1)Catherine s. Bairdlesley Barclay morgan ConnWilliam Cruse Walter W. Davisonsimon p. r. Devereauxmichael J. DolenkoCarrie Gorringe

mihkel harilaidshuna heeneyC. ross hetheringtonterence y. F. leeKenneth neumann Kenneth W. robertsm. elisabeth symonsJacqueline l. Wallandrea l. Williams

1990Dennis B. a. Berk James Booth & Mary-lynn Fultonalison J. Brownprue Chambers Christine Chowmargaret i. DrentColin FurnessKevin Goldthorp & Diane mendes de FrancaJ. t. GriffinEvan S. Howarderin s. ilespauline Kerreleanor Katrin lattaKirk a. lee Gordon r. maitland Nicholas P. McHaffieian Montgomeryandrew mooreBruce K. pattersonValerie pronovostBurkhard e. steinberg neil sternthalronald m. tamemilie e. toomey

1991anonymous (1)Jim Andersen John N. Birchariana y. BradfordJeffrey r. CuthbertDarina De souzalarissa Derzko-Dzulynskyleticia i. GraciaCharles morgan mark h. nawackisimeon m. olsbergshanna C. rosenmichael J. a. rutherfordBarbara Shum & Manos vourkoutiotisKathleen e. skerrettsuzanne J. spraggeJennifer l. yang

1992anonymous (2)James Appleyard michael K. s. Chengpanagiota ClarkeJulia Dicumsusan a. eapenJulie Frances Gilmourmatthew heeneyKatherine hough michael Kimabhaya V. Kulkarni


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peng K. leongD’arcy lawrence littleKathryn anne lyeMichelle MarionJ. David martinJacqueline margaret masonmartha mcGinnismatthew F. o’halloranCarol l. overing peter popalisVirginia priscus Walter raymond mateusz J. Zurowski

1993anonymous (1)Catherine antonoffrichard n. K. ChongJennifer Colemanmichael l. Faragorhonda l. F. martinrichard hooshang mcCallandrew e. C. mcFarlaneBruce a. perkinsJames Phillipsspencer p. rupkealexandra rutherfordBruce Williams

1994anonymous (1)manuel p. Bettencourtshanen Cartermary e. ConliffeDavid andrew CunninghamCynthia lynn DeachmanCharles Dela Cruztania larisa DenesiukJeffrey Dickson & shanen CarterStanley Y. Hostephen hopkins Colby s. linthwaiteGabrielle mcintireBennett muiCyril h. powles

Barbara ramsay hugh thomasJayne Zembal

1995anonymous (4)amy Cheunglorenzo CoceaniVasile Curelea astrid V. langeGavin J. lawessteele D. lazerteDale F. mcinnes KeelWing-hung Christine punCarol a. shepherdmartin rudi sommerfeldmark stabile & sarah Wilsonalexander m. m. swannFarhan hassan syedCaroline toltonCathryn elizabeth tuneelizabeth F. Wilsonrey mcnally yu

1996David Bronskillmarc Giampietrimary ruth Glovernuno Gomesking lun karen HoChris horne Valerie e. sternbergKevin Vandermeer

1997heather hoffmanedna irene murdy Gordon a. nicholsonCatherine m. purdonD. Bruce sinclair

1998penelope Jane hillmaria nightingale John thenganattandre Von riekhoff

1999anonymous (1)Jason C. ChangCaroline JagemanChristopher ross nazarWarren shih

2000Charles Dean hatfieldthomas Gerald o’shaughnessyrichard Charles Vincent 2001mariana CostaJoanne ruth DaviesBrent Gilmoursharifa GomezDiana JuricevicClaire elizabeth miller michael D. J. morganpeter matheson young

2002alaina Claire Boyermary si ChiuJennifer emily taynen

2003anonymous (1)susan Colette BondKatharine naomi BrowneCatherine Butlerpeter lawrence Glenn Josselynsusan yoon Wah pangroger m. savoryChristopher Robert Shultz

2004anonymous (1)nina Boricnigel James Bunce William James hoskenJoel G. mcelravyemma lynn Wadland

2005trevor martin Balenasteve K. p. ChengKatharine eyton Findlaystephen roland Greenangela KanFiona laumichael ortKarell margaret pfeifferronda Darlene ploughmanGurbir singh sekhonsteven B. slavensDavid Walders

2006andrea m. Budgey Gregory Joseph Carpenter andrei izmailovhee young songluke stark

2007anonymous (1)robyn Burtonaurora o. ChanCarmen Chung han thanh (tommy) Giangsusan elizabeth haig rachel hazlettBin xusalina long hang young

2008nicole Beaynilaura ann CookBrian richard Galligan elizabeth amy macklemFarah ngalexandra Victoria Catherine seawardDavid William tronmoses Justin tucker 2010Celia schmidt

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They were there. I know they were there because they told me they were there. They are Asian crim-inals. They were at the FIFA World Cup in South Africa. And they were trying to fix matches. I also know they were there because they are always at international soccer tournaments, from the under-17 World Cup to the Olympic Soccer tour-nament to the World Cup itself.

The gang has approached many differ-ent teams, players and referees. I inter-viewed the president of the Ghana Football Association (the equivalent of the NHL for Ghana), Kwesi Nyantakyi, who said, “In every competition they are there. It is done all the time in major tournaments The gamblers are not Africans, they are Europeans, Asians, so they have a lot of money to bet on these things. Even at the [Under-17] World Cup in 1991, when we won, there were gamblers around, offer-ing a lot of money to the team to throw away the match.”

Nyantakyi’s comments aren’t unique. Others inside the sports world say much of the same. In fact, I interviewed him because for the past seven years I have been investigating the links between organized crime and sport—particularly soccer, the world’s most popular game. After I had been working for several years on the topic, I was invited to meet one of Asia’s top match-fixers.

It was an extraordinary conversation. It took place late one night at a private golf course in Bangkok. I was instructed to go to a room, where I met the fixer. He had two mobile phones on the table in front of him, an aide beside him, and a beautiful

woman on the bed. I had intended to go purely as a doctoral researcher looking for answers to generic questions about corruption in sport. Instead, I listened as he brazenly fixed matches in front of me. The South-East Asian Games (SEA) were going on. The SEA Games are a kind of mini-Olympics for the region, and the fixer was corrupting the soccer tournament and speaking to various players and coaches.

I watched him for an hour and finally asked: “What is the biggest match you have ever fixed?” “I don’t know,” he replied. “Which is bigger, the Olympics or the World Cup?”

I thought to myself: ‘This cannot be true. Games at the Olympics and the World Cup are too big to be fixed.’ So, very politely, I said, “I’m sorry, I do not believe you. I think you can fix matches here in the local Asian leagues, but you cannot fix a match at the World Cup.”

He looked at me with a stony face and said, “All right, watch me.” For the next seven months the fixer took me inside meetings as the group prepared to corrupt matches at the 2006 World Cup in Ger-many. I sat in at a meeting with the then-national-goalkeeping coach of Ghana. He was later fired from his post for fixing matches, and his secret hearing and con-fession are posted on my website. All these meetings I secretly videotaped with a hid-den camera.

The book that resulted from this investi-gation has, in part, inspired the formation of an integrity unit at the European Foot-ball Association (UEFA) and an investiga-tion by the German Organized Crime Task Force. At the time of publication, they had arrested more than 100 people in connec-tion with match-fixing in sport.

The average North American sports fan might be astounded to hear this story. They may not be aware of what is going on, because the average sports journal-ist is a walking oxymoron. Most sports journalists’ coverage of the World Cup amounted to puff pieces about the “col-ourful fans” in the stadiums, tear-jerkers about the morale of the various teams, and lots of eye-closing articles about the Napoleon-like coaches and their astute “tactical” choices. (How they can write these stories when the closest they get to the players and the coaches is watch-ing them from 100 metres away, behind a wire fence, is beyond me.)

What these journalists will not report is that there are hundreds of former World Cup players who have been exploited,

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i listened as he brazenly fixed matches in front of me.


used and then tossed aside to make a retirement as best they can in an African slum, or in a forgotten apartment build-ing in a forgotten city in one of the former Soviet countries. What the journalists will not report is that on some teams in World Cup South Africa, team players did not know how much or even if they would get paid. What the journalists will not report is that there are dozens of cases—mostly from African or former Soviet countries—

of players going on strike in the middle of a big soccer tournament because they are desperate for their pay. This is the key to corruption, and the fixers know it. They go to the tournaments with bags of cash, open them in front of the players and say, “Your soccer association will not pay you if you win. However, you work with us and your biggest problem will be how to spend the money.”

Until this problem of paying the athletes

properly is solved, the fixers will continue to show up at all the big international soccer tournaments. They will continue to approach players and referees. And sadly, they will find many willing to listen.

Declan Hill ’94 obtained his doctorate from

the university of oxford in corruption studies

and informal governance. his book, The Fix:

soccer and organized crime, is an international

bestseller available in 14 languages.

Declan hill argues that match-fixers are at every big soccer tournament, even the most recent World Cup in south africa.

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neWs From Classmates near anD Farclassnotes news

1940sHON. GEORGE E. CARTER ’45,

the first Canadian-born

black judge, is the subject of a

recent documentary produced by

his daughter, linda Carter. The

Making of a Judge tells Carter’s

life story from his humble begin-

nings to his noted accomplish-

ments. the film was screened

at the law society of upper

Canada in June.

GRAHAM AND EvElYN

COTTER ’46 celebrated their

60th wedding anniversary in

June. in honour of the occasion,

Graham took the story of the

Wedding at Cana from st.

John’s Gospel and made it into

a play called The Third Day …

There Was a Wedding, which

was performed at st. mark’s

Church in port hope, ont.

1960sBOB GEDDES ’63 has

been elected president of the

alzheimer society of peterbor-

ough, ont., which also covers

the regions of Kawartha lakes,

northumberland and haliburton.

MARY SHARPE ’65 is a

registered midwife and the

brand new director of midwifery

education at ryerson university.

1970sCAROl MAJOR ’74 earned her

master’s and doctorate degrees

in creative writing from the

university of technology in

sydney, australia. her thesis

was Closed Adoption Policy

in the 1960s: Exploring the

construction of motive through

fiction. major runs a freelance

writing business in new south

Wales, and is a member of

the creative team at Varuna,

the Writers’ house, a national

writing centre.

1980slAuRA l. BuRT ’88 was

recently appointed a judge

to the Civil Court in Calgary, a

division of the provincial Court

of alberta.

1990sDAviD HARRiSON ’98 recently

concluded a nine-year incum-

bency of the parish of st.

thomas’ anglican Church in

Brooklin, ont., which included

a major building addition. he is

now the rector of the Church of

st. mary magdalene in toronto.

2000sAMEliA M. kiDDlE ’01

received her phD in latin amer-

ican history from the university

of arizona in may. Kiddle and

her husband, Jonathan Jucker

’98, have moved to Connecticut,

where she has accepted an

andrew W. mellon postdoctoral

fellowship in latin american

studies at Wesleyan university.

MATTHEW COOMBER MDiv

’05 is serving as an interim

pastor at shepherd of the

Valley lutheran Church in la

salle, Colorado, and will be

made an assistant professor

adjunct at the university of

Colorado in Boulder. he has

also edited a special edition of

Political Theology (vol. 11,

no. 3, 2010).

THE REv. DANiEl F. GRAvES

’07 has recently published a

collection prayers titled Prayers

for Healing from the Anglican

Tradition.

EMilE DiRkS ’08 is complet-

ing his ma in comparative east

asian studies and political

science at the london school

of economics. in september, he

began a volunteer position with

an nGo called Build project in

mae sot, thailand, where he is

managing a school for Burmese

migrant students.

honoursHON. MiCHAEl WilSON ’59

was appointed a companion of

the order of Canada on June 30

for his outspoken advocacy in

the field of mental health and

for his contributions to public

service, both in Canada

and on the international stage.

this was a promotion within

the order, up from officer.

STEPHEN ClARkSON ’59

was appointed a member of

the order of Canada on June

30 for his contributions to the

field of political economy, as a

respected professor, writer and

insightful participant in public

discussions.

ROBERT HOlMES (R. H.)

THOMSON ’69 was appointed

a member of the order of

Canada on June 30 for his con-

tributions to the performing arts

as an actor, director and play-

wright, and for his dedication as

a volunteer. thomson is known

for roles in Road to Avonlea and

The Englishman’s Boy.

JiM BAlSilliE ’84, research

in motion co-Ceo, is the only

Canadian appointee, and sole

AZiZA MOHAMMED ’09 was the Ontario winner in a recent national art contest for human rights expression, co-hosted by the Canadian Museum for

Human Rights and TakingITGlobal. Moham-med’s winning sculpture, Soaring into Peace, was inspired by what she learned in the international relations and peace and conflict studies program while at Trinity. The sculpture, on display at the museum, was viewed by the Queen and Prime Minister Stephen Harper on their visit to Winnipeg in July.


rep from the private sector, to

a new united nations panel

created to discuss how to bal-

ance economic prosperity and

environmental sustainability in

the coming years. the 21-

member high-level panel on

Global sustainability will issue a

report on its findings in

February, 2011.

marriages

Catherine Mary anastasia barnett-

Cowen and Hyun suk Choi: may

14 in toronto. Catherine is the

daughter of Bruce ’75, mDiv ’78

and alyson ’71, mDiv ’75, mth

’87, hon. ’06 Barnett-Cowen.

sandy I-sin Chang ’99 and Daniel

Ho: april 17 in toronto.

alexandra McCoomb ’05 and

Matthew Hyland: may 22 in

oakville, ont.

Caroline Henry ’06 and Matt

law ’06: June 26 in toronto.

included in the wedding party

were the rev. Dr. William

Craig ’79, tiffany mcKenzie

’08, ashley mcKenzie ’09,

matthew andrews ’13, sarah

munroe ’06, Graham andrews

’06, Jonathan himmelman ’06,

Jonathan lung ’06, mith Das

’06, allison armstrong ’07,

rosita lee ’06, Jennifer hertz

’06, and michelle

Choi ’06. Caroline is the

daughter of mark henry ’77

and Doretta thompson ’77.

birthsGisele (sum) ’91 and Tom bush:

a son, Brandon travis, may

18 in troy, n.y., nephew

of mary sum ’01.

Javita (Rodrigues-Nascimento) ’99

and Daniel Cassidy: a son, Kiran

radcliffe, april 8 in Winnipeg,

a brother for Gwendolyn.

brad ’01 and kristyn

(Mighton) Warden: a daughter,

annette Grace, July 26 in

oakville, ont.

Manoj (ThD ’12 candidate) and

Joelle Thomas Zacharia: a

daughter, abigail aleyam,

July 26 in toronto.

deathsallen: Rita Greer ’44, may 30 in

toronto, wife of the late robert G.

allen ’39.

boyd-bowman: Peter M. ’44,

July 1 in amherst, n.y.

britton: Mary a. (Cronyn) ’46,

aug. 29 in Guelph, ont., mother

of anne Greenlay (Britton) ’76.

Cannon: F. anne (Chaffe),

Jan. 22 in Fort lauderdale, Fla.,

mother of David Cannon ’77,

sister of richard Chaffe ’58,

sister-in-law of Joan Collacutt

Chaffe ’61, and aunt of Catha-

rine Chaffe ’93.

Cave: Pat, aug. 10 in toronto.

Cave was portress at st. hilda’s

for nearly 40 years.

edwards: stanley, may 12 in

toronto, father of paul edwards

’74 and James r. edwards ’79.

Gibson: June (schondelmayer) ’46,

aug. 7 in toronto, sister of Betty

parry ’43 and Gloria Guthrie ’43.

Gies: shirley Joan, april 25 in

toronto, mother of Douglas

Gies ’78.

Joy: Jane (andras) ’63, July 18

in inglewood, ont., wife of

michael Joy ’63.

lawrence: John ’58, July 11 in

Guelph, ont.

longfield: John ’53, July 7

in toronto.

Morley: Mary Gertrude ’41,

Jan. 30 in owen sound, ont.,

sister of George Whitaker morley

’41 and lawrence Whitaker mor-

ley ’42, and aunt of lawrence

Charles morley ’72.

Morrison: kenneth lloyd, July 29

in thunder Bay, ont., husband

of Jean (Case) morrison ’48.

Russel: Judith (stone), aug. 15

in toronto. russel was regis-

trarial assistant at trinity from

1999 to 2002.

Williams: Nancy Margaret ’50,

June 11 in toronto.

Yealland: barb (Mcevoy) ’64,

July 28 in toronto.

Editor’s noteNo praises, grumbles or remarks?it is with some disappointment that i write this short note. For those of you who read the summer issue of trinity, you’ll remember seeing a new letters to the editor section—your letters—which i promised would be the first instalment of a regular department. i had hopes of reaching out to alumni near and far, hearing all about what you loved or loathed in the magazine and discovering what you wanted more of. sadly, i heard not a peep out of any of you. alas, one can’t have a your letters department without letters … so, i’m game to try this one more time before i throw in the towel. i know there are many highly intelligent and insightful grads out there. and i know you’re reacting on some level to the stories you read in the mag. this section is for you. please write. your lonely editor, lisa paul

e-mail: [email protected] Snail mail: lisa paul, editor, trinity magazinetrinity College, office of Development and alumni affairs, 6 hoskin ave. toronto, on, m5s 1h8

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if you have published a book

within the past six months, or

have one coming out in the near

future, please e-mail the editor

a high-resolution jpg of the

cover, along with a 50-word-or-

less descriptor of the book and

its publication date. Books pub-

lished earlier than six months

ago will not be included.

[email protected]

kENNETH OPPEl ’89 has

recently published his 21st

book. Half Brother tells the

story of Ben tomlin, who

was an only child for 13

years, until his parents

brought home a baby

chimpanzee. in science

you can control the subject,

but what happens when

the subject becomes part

of the family?

kARlEEN (SCOTT) BRADFORD

’59 has just brought out her

24th book for children and

young adults. A Desperate Road

to Freedom, The Underground

Railroad Diary of Julia May Jack-

son is the fictionalized diary of

a young girl and her family who

escaped from slavery in Virginia

during the american Civil War

and eventually settled in owen

sound, ont.

CHRiS MCNAuGHT ’68 has

published a second novel, The

Keli Dowry, based on time as a

diver on an american under-

water dig in Greece during the

infamous “Colonels’ Junta.”

AliCE MAJOR ’71 has

published her ninth poetry

collection, Memory’s Daughter,

an elegy for her parents, whom

she took care of for several

years when her father was suf-

fering from alzheimer’s and her

mother with cancer.

JOHANNA BERTiN ’72 has

published her sixth book, Don

Messer: The Man Behind the

Music. through collected

personal anecdotes and care-

ful research, Bertin shares

the inner complexities of the

namesake of the CBC show

Don messer’s Jubilee.

ANN EliZABETH CARSON ’51,

writer and sculptor, recently

published a new book of poems,

The Risks of Remembrance.

Carson’s sculptures illustrate

the book, as do paintings by her

sister, Jane Champagne ’52.

MATTHEW COOMBER Div ’05

recently published Re-Reading

the Prophets Through Corporate

Globalization. using recurring

patterns of exploitation that

are common to periods of rapid

trade development, from the

Bronze age to the modern world,

Coomber considers how abuses

associated with corporate glo-

balization might help us to draw

new meaning from biblical texts

that have been reluctant to give

up their secrets.

book it!

Kenneth oppel

Karleen (scott) Bradford alice major ann elizabeth Carson

Chris mcnaught Johanna Bertin matthew Coomber


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