Annual Report 2013 - Waterford Country School

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From our Executive Director
This past year, the voice from
our team was Whatever it takes.
Jim Collins, a famous author of popular business books, once wrote about,
“first who, then what”. He was talking about the importance of an
organization building its team before deciding on its direction. That is
precisely what we have done. First, we have a Board with seventeen
committed members who have an average tenure of 15 years of service.
Then we have an Agency Leadership Team of 11 persons with an average
tenure of about 19 years of service. In addition to longevity is the ability
and commitment of these folks to drive the Agency towards its mission.
In addition to getting the right people “on the bus,” he also talks about
getting those people in the right seats on the bus. 2013 marked the first
year for this particular group of Board Members and Agency leaders, in their current roles, and the results
have been remarkable. Then, in addition to the leadership becoming a strong team, each of them in turn
developed a strong team within their departments and programs.
To assist our powerful Board and Staff Teams, we have an amazing team of community supporters that have
provided additional resources to enable us to provide the highest quality of services to our children and
families. As I looked around the room the night of our Kabaret last fall, I saw a couple of hundred people
who have taken an interest in what we do and who have pledged to support our work. It was an amazing
feeling.
There have been many accomplishments over this past year, none greater than the acquisition of the
Connecticut Adoption and Family Services as part of the array of services at Waterford Country School. As
that organization was facing dissolution, we partnered to preserve the staff, programs and services of that
Agency. The transition was very successful and the program is now a vital part of our community services
division in Norwich.
There have been many other accomplishments as well:
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We broke ground for the Otto Graham Gym and battled the weather to get the foundations in before
winter. The project is expected to be finished by the fall of 2014. We have successfully raised
85% of the total costs of construction and are working hard on the final 15%.
We improved campus safety with a new locking system for the school and an improved visitor check
in system.
We have replaced three cottage roofs and the large emergency power generator that services most
of the main campus.
In cooperation with the Regional DCF office, we piloted a new Short-Term Family Intensive Treatment
(S-FIT) program to assist families who are struggling to be able to stay together.
We hosted a 3-day visit by Jim Anglin, a noted author and researcher from the University of Victoria
as he came to observe our treatment model.
We piloted two new programs for Cornell University: CARE for Foster Carers and a one-day training
on compassion fatigue.
We certified 15 staff as CARE Trainers through Cornell University.
We expanded our school program by one classroom and piloted an 8-child after-school program as
an extension of our summer camp.
We initiated a series of meetings between our Board and staff that included all programs and
departments within one year’s time.
“2013 marked the first year
for this particular group of Board
Members and agency leaders, in their
current roles, and the results have been remarkable.”
William Martin, Executive Director
Beyond the accomplishments of this past year, we are faced with the growing challenges of being
a non-profit agency in Connecticut in this decade. The rising costs of operations, coupled with the
shrinking community funding, creates challenges of great proportions. With this talented and
creative team of Board and staff, we are proactive in program evolution and fiscal responsibility to
ensure that Waterford Country School stays strong and can go on to meet the complex needs of our
children and families well into the future.
We look back on 2013 with great pride and look forward to 2014 with great anticipation.
William Martin
Executive Director
Robert P. Anderson, Jr.
Chairman, Board of Trustees
The Forever Farm Fund
It’s in our NatUre to provide
the best model of Care.
The Waterford Country School has created a Farm Forever Fund, a permanent endowment to provide
financial support for the care of animals in our Experiential Education and Wildlife Rehabilitation
programs. The operating costs associated with caring for the animals on our farm are $180,000 per
year, which presents great challenges for our non-profit budget. Year after year, we find the funds to
support the farm as it is such an important part of who we are.
All of the animals on our farm have been adopted and the majority of the animals in our wildlife
program are rehabilitating from an injury and, when possible, they are returned to their natural
habitat. When it is not possible, they live on our campus and are cared for daily. As part of their life
and care on the farm, they interact with the special-needs youth at Waterford Country School creating
a highly therapeutic environment for both.
Your gift to the Farm Forever Fund is a lasting contribution ensuring that each animal we care for has
a better future. Your tax-deductible donation will be acknowledged by the Waterford Country School.
Please consider contributing to this fund and help us to carry on the work we do to make a difference
for the animals we adopt and care for and the children we serve. We couldn’t do the work we do
without friends like you!
To learn more about our programs and the Farm Forever Fund, visit www.waterfordcountryschool.org.
You may also contact the Development Office at (860) 442-9454 or development@waterfordcs.org.
“With rising costs for animal care and maintenance,
support for our farm is more crucial than ever.”
Rick McPherson, Program Director
The Otto Graham Gymnasium
and Activity Center
Since January there has been construction on the Waterford Country School campus. The new Otto
Graham Gymnasium and Activity Center is being built and anyone driving by the campus on Hunts Brook
Road can see the construction activity, concrete slabs, roofing, walls and other features. It will serve
more than 300 residents and students each year. It will include a full-size basketball court, various
offices, a stage and a fitness center. A lovely landscape will surround the building, including a brick
walkway, trees, plantings, outdoor benches and tables. Funding has been provided by state bonds,
corporate and foundation grants and private donations. Proceeds from our fundraising
events have also contributed to the project.
The Otto
Graham
Gymnasium &
Activity Center
will be open in
Fall 2014.
$2,300,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
A united team, is a team
with PriDe and JOY.
Thank you to our donors:
$1,000,000
$500,000
Anderson-Paffard Foundation, Inc.
Michele Bonano
Jason & Tracy Camassar
Cardinal Honda
Chelsea Groton Bank
Chester Kitchings Family Foundation
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut
COREPlus Federal Credit Union
Greater Hartford Community Foundation, Inc.
Susan & Michael Gula
Jerry & Roz Levine
Martin Olson Irrevocable Trust
Betty Moorehead
Leslie Suarez
Tobin, Carberry, O'Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C.
United Builders Supply
United Healthcare Services, Inc.
USI Connecticut
Mark & Julie Wolman
This report reflects giving between July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013.
Financials
Financial information is from the certified audit completed by Seward and
Monde, CPA and reflects the time period of July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013.
2012– 2013 Fiscal Year
WCS EXPENSES BY COST CENTER
$1,581,941
Administrative
2,144, 255
Emergency Shelters
2,552,203
Residential Treatment
Group Home
690,851
Safe Homes
Total: $15,158,000
2012–2013 Fiscal Year
1,895,151
Education
Foster Care and
Community Services
3,365,547
2,928,052
WCS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION ASSETS
Cash & Equivalents
Investments
Accounts receivable, net of
allowance for doubtful account
of $19,009 in 2012 and 2011
Inventory, at cost
Other assets
Property, plant and equipment, net
of accumulated depreciation
Totals
2013
2012
$796,791
1,977,756
$605,180
2,029,220
1,197,404
3,942
46,943
1,082,811
3,777
63,145
5,007,122
5,305,162
$9,029,958
$9,089,295
WCS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
2013
2012
Liabilities:
Line of Credit
Accounts payable
Accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Notes payable
Mortgages payable
Total
200,000
243,844
936,635
327,933
163,058
2,799,272
$4,670,742
325,000
383,941
953,134
261,506
77,021
2,962,525
$4,963,127
Net Assets:
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total
$3,756,094
576,014
27,108
$4,359,216
$3,659,689
446,871
19,608
$4,126,168
Total Assets
$9,029,958
$9,089,295
Waterford Country School receives program funding from the Connecticut Department of Children and Families (DCF)
and tuition from local school districts of children and youth placed in our various educational programs.
AVERAGE DAILY POPULATION
Reflects the number of children in Waterford Country School program daily, on average.
Residential
Treatment
23.61
Education
Program
61.35
Foster Care
Program
65.39
Emergency
Shelter
16.26
Safe Homes
11.09
Group
Homes
5.75
“WCs has been my extended family for many years and i have loved working here. it has
always been a very special place with many amazing people who really care about kids.”
Pam Smith, Information Technology Coordinator
WCS PROGRAM SERVICE DAYS
Residential Treatment
Average daily population
Education Program
Average daily population
Foster Care Program
Average daily population
Emergency Shelter Program
Average daily population
Safe Homes
Average daily population
Group Homes
Average daily population
2013
2012
8,620
23.61
11,351
61.35
23,868
65.39
5,937
16.26
4,051
11.09
2,099
5.75
9,964
27.22
10,627
57.44
21,115
57.69
6,221
16.99
5.356
14.63
1.963
5.36
WCS REVENUE & OTHER SUPPORT COMPARISONS
2013
2012
Program Services
Bonding Grants
Fundraising & Contributions
Gains/(Losses) on Investments
Interest/Dividends
Miscellaneous
$14,689,255
41,900
365,723
162,437
80,054
51,679
$14,763,049
0
228,298
(13,703)
69,250
38,493
Totals
$15,391,048
15,085,387
Our Mission
Waterford Country School is dedicated to doing whatever it takes
to enrich the lives of children and strengthen families through
specialized programs, resources and community services
Officers:
Robert P. Anderson, Jr.
Leadership:
Chairman
Administration
Raymond B. Johnson, MD First Vice Chairman
Bill Martin, Executive Director
Kathleen F. Jacques
Second Vice Chairman
Development and Community Support
Kenneth P. Levy
Treasurer
Emily C. Schacht
Secretary
Education Program
Theodore Olynciw
Assistant Secretary
Sharon Butcher, Program Director/Principal
Pamela Giannelli, Assistant Program Director
Trustees:
Robert P. Anderson, Jr.
Attorney • Noank
Beth Camassar
Community Advocate • New London
Julianna Velazquez, Program Director
Emergency Shelters
Matt Menghi, Program Director
Anita Edelman, Assistant Program Director
Experiential Education
Rick McPherson, Program Director
Ben Turner, Camp Director
Nicholas Fortson
CFO - Banking • Norwich
Susan Gula
Community Advocate • Niantic
Christine Hammond
Professor/Chair – Higher Education • Waterford
Claudia Highbaugh
Dean of Religious & Spiritual Life • New London
Foster Care, Community Services and Adoption
Chris Lacey, Program Director
Lisa Crowley, Assistant Program Director
Children’s Outpatient Mental Health Clinic
Sandra Couillard, Assistant Program Director
Connecticut Adoption Services
Medical Program
Businesswoman • Waterford
Sue Sullivan, Program Director
Laurie Sabala, Assistant Program Director
Raymond Johnson, MD
Program Support
Physician/Researcher (Ret.) • Noank
Procurement Manager (Ret.) • Tolland
Kathy Teel, Program Director
Rachael Magnani, Food Services Coordinator
Lee Toulouse, Director of Buildings and Grounds
James M. Miner, III
Residential Treatment and Group Home
Kathleen Jacques
Kenneth Levy
Facilities Director • Waterford
Christine Murtha
Retired Mohegan Tribal Council Member/
Businesswoman • Norwich
Eileen Olynciw
Real Estate Broker • Waterford
Theodore Olynciw
Emily Thomson, Program Director
Darryl Miles, Assistant Program Director
Kelly Walker, Group Home Site Director
Safe Homes
Bob Paolino, Program Director
Georgia Alevras, Assistant Program Director
Engineer – Developer • Waterford
Staff Support
Emily Schacht, RN
Bill Meese, Program Director
Lynn Morey, Human Resources Coordinator
Pam Smith, Information Technology Coordinator
Patricia Staunton, Business Manager
RN (Ret.)/Disabilities Advocate • Quaker Hill
Andrea Stillman
State Senator • Waterford
Leslie Suarez
Businesswoman • Waterford
Fred Witherell, PhD
Scientist (Ret.) • East Lyme
Clinical Leadership:
Bassam Awwa, MD
Gisela Lee, MD
David London, MD
Gene Schulze, PhD
Psychiatrist
Pediatrician
Psychiatrist
Clinical Psychologist
Sponsorships: $27,496.00
Ticket Sales: $8,985.00
Auction: $26,530.00
Total: $63,011.00
Expenses: $-29,949.68
Fund A Need: $15,320.00
Event Net: $33,061.32
KABARET FOR KIDS – 1OTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
November 16, 2013 at Mohegan Sun
Chair: Beth Camassar
Committee Members: Carrie Arteaga
Susan Gula • Raymond Johnson • Kenneth Levy
David Moorehead • Christine Murtha
Ted Olynciw • Lorri Saunders • Leslie Suarez
Fred Witherell
Staff: William Martin • Karen Neeley
Robert Paolino • Julianna Velazquez
Publicity: Sharon Gideon • Maria Miranda,
Kyle Osolin, Miranda Creative Inc.
Proceeds from Kabaret for Kids benefit the Otto
Graham Gymnasium and Activity Center Capital
Building Project, WCS Endowment Fund and
General Program Support.
Major Sponsors:
Robert (Chip) & Mary Anderson
Anonymous
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Art Unlimited
Cambridge Investment Research, Inc.
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union
COREPlus Federal Credit Union
Courtyard Gallery
Dubicki & Camassar, LLP
Eastern Connecticut State University
F & F Distributors
Beverly Graham
Marianne Grube
Horgan Law Offices
Ray & Arlene Johnson
Dr. Stephen Larcen & Susan Graham
Lawrence & Memorial Hospital
Jerry & Roz Levine
Liberty Bank
Lindsay Liebig Roche Architects
Bill & Pat Martin
Louis & Christine Mercuri
Carol & George Milne
Miranda Creative
MJ Sullivan Automotive Corner
Mutual of America
Sayet and Seder
Seward & Monde CPA’s
Andrea Sullivan
The Chapman Manufacturing Co.
The Diamond Mortgage Group
The Mohegan Tribe
The William W. Backus Hospital
Thomas Garbati Builders
TJ Motors/Todd Blonder
USI Connecticut
Waterford Group Charitable
Foundation/ Waterford Hotel Group
Donald & Rose Werner
Wireless Zone
BRING YOUR MOJO GOLF TOURNAMENT – 3RD ANNUAL
September 19, 2013 at Great Neck Country Club
Dedicated to
Gary “Mr. Six” Saunders
Committee Members: Clarice Andrade
John Banta • Todd Blonder • Terry Eames
Scott Gladstone • Jeannette Olson
Bob O'Shaughnessy • Diane Papadakos
Gordon Ramsay • Lenny Rochester
Casey Saunders • Lorri Saunders • Meagan Seacor
Tony Suarez • Paul Suprin • Elaine Terry
Staff: William Martin • Karen Neeley
Julianna Velazquez
Publicity: Kyle Osolin, Miranda Creative Inc.
Major Sponsors:
ACE Hardware
Advanced Improvement
American Ambulance Service
AT&T
Automotive Technologies
B&W Paving
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union
CIGNA Healthcare
Columbia Aircraft Sales
Connecticut Scrap
Curtin Transportation Group
Dominion
Duncklee Cooling & Heating
Essex Financial Services James Sullivan
Flo-Tech, Imaging Systems Division
Garbo Lobster
Global Warranty Group
Ray & Arlene Johnson
Lawrence & Memorial Hospital
Macara Vehicle Services
Maximus Real Estate
New England Financial Services
PowerPay
The Mohegan Tribe
Thurston Foods
Waterford Speedbowl
Wireless Zone
PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE OTTO GRAHAM GYMNASIUM AND ACTIVITY CENTER!
Sponsorships: $47,366.00
Players: $14,742.00
Raffle/Auction: $7,728.00
Total: $69,836.00
Expenses: $15,721.60
Event Net: $54,114.40
Charitable Giving
Partner’s Circle
$2,500 – $4,999
Donald & Rose Werner
Partner’s Circle
$1,000 – $2,499
Joseph & Noreen Selinger
Community Circle
$500 – $999
Buscetto Family & Friends Fund (Community
Foundation of Eastern Connecticut)
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union
Ray & Arlene Johnson
Willard & Gail Welch
Fred & Marilyn Witherell
Mentor’s Circle
$250 – $499
Community Health Charities of New England
Knights of Columbus
Douglas & Lorraine Randall
Randall Realtors, GMAC
William & Barbara Tufts
Friend’s Circle
$35 – $249
Robert & Melinda Audet
Tom & Nancy Barnhart
Nathan & Patricia Belcher
Peter & Kathleen Bergeron
David & Nancy Burnett
Beth & Garon Camassar
Laraine Cellucci
Hugh Christie
Community Hearing Aids
Christopher & Elizabeth Conley
Ted & Stephanie Cyr
Faith Davison
Bruce & Sheila Elliott
Jerry & Carol Finkelman
Jerry & Lisa Fortier
Robert & Barbara Glider
Marian Szczygiel Harris
Sameer & Juliette Hassan
Richard & Linda Hedden
Timothy & Elizabeth Ison
Barbara Kniss
Ken & Joanne Levy
Mike Lisitano
Rose Longo
Angela Malerba
Elizabeth Malerba
Curtis & Jennifer McCracken
Louis & Christine Mercuri
Mark & Marilyn Moffett
Dave & Joanne Moorehead
Noank Baptist Church
Charles & Marie Noyes
Elizabeth Occhionero
Donald O'Neill
Robert & Beth Peirce
Pete & Janne Petersen
Charles & Romana Primus
Pom & Marcia Robinson
Anthony Salafia
Emily & Herbert Schacht
Seward and Monde CPA's
Jeffrey & Nancy Sincoski
John & Maryann Spinnato
Robert & Harriet Statchen
Stonington Veterinary Hospital
William & Barbara Tufts
Waterford Group Charitable Foundation
Waterford Lions Club
Kristen Widham
George & Cynthia Willauer
Mark & Julie Wolman
Charlie & Sue Wyand
Other
Jeffrey & Wendie Brennan
Donna Chapman
Jennifer Demirs
John & Marcia Ferretti
Cheryl Harris
William & Jennifer Hodshon
Christine Holden
James & Rita Hyatt
Raymond & Elaine Mather
Stanley & Valerie Michalski
John & Rita Moore
Tony & Janice Orsini
Angelo & Constance Paolino
Christopher Randall
Alan Richardson
Stan Schlossberg
Jane Shottek
John & Angeline Spagnoletti
United Way of Southeastern CT
Stanley & Barbara Wilson
Susan York
Contributions of Materials
and Services
(includes Holiday 2012 item and gift donors)
Debra Berube
John Blondel
Bob's Discount Furniture
Bill & Lynn Bonnell
Rosemary Bontempi
Chelsea Groton Bank (Groton)
Coca Cola of SE New England
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Connecticut MG Club
Connecticut Tigers
Crescent Point
Crossroads Presbyterian Church-Children
& Families
D.W. Transport & Leasing, Inc.
Digiplex Lisbon 12 Cinemas
Bill Donovan
David Douglas
Dragon's Egg Studio
Eastern Connecticut Ballet
Eastern Connecticut Cardiology Group
Radhames Echavarria
Electric Boat
(via Computer Science Corporation)
Mindy Gillespie
Peter & Betty Gilmore
Groton Lodge of Elks #2163
Susan & Michael Gula
Bill & Judith Gustin
James Carboni Plumbing & Heating
Ray & Arlene Johnson
Donna Kilhenny
Lake Compounce
Lawrence & Memorial Hospital
Ron & Christine Lewis
Anita Lind
Marinello Schools of Beauty
Janet McCready
Louis & Christine Mercuri
Darryl Miles
Lori Miller
Mohegan Sun Casino
Christine & Phil Murtha
Mystic Yoga Shala
Mystic-Noank Library
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
New Britain Rock Cats
New England Financial Services
Linda Norton
Ted & Eileen Olynciw
Carl & Doreen Orsini
Project Oceanology
Jerry & Barbara Rucci
Matthew & Jennifer Rucci
Ruben Santiago
Lorri Saunders
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Six Flags New England
Spare Time (Groton)
St. Joseph's School
St. Patrick Church (Mystic)
St. Vincent DePaul Society (New London)
Leslie Suarez
Bob & Sue Tefft
The Home Depot Foundation
USCG Academy IT Computer Division
USI Connecticut
Joseph Vessichio
Visual Changes Skincare International, Inc.
Waterford Board of Education
Webster Bank (Groton)
Wireless Zone
Fred & Marilyn Witherell
Holiday Contributions
American Legion Auxiliary - Unit 128
Anonymous
Beth & Garon Camassar
Robert Carrignan
Electric Boat Management Association
Eric's Furniture Restoration
Stephen & Joann Flynn
Immanuel Baptist Church
Barbara Kniss
LaRose's WoodWorking LLC
Raymond & Elaine Mather
Robert Mushinsky
Valley Transportation Corp.
Designated Contributions
Ray & Arlene Johnson
R.H.C. Enterprises
Thomas Schacht
James & Carole Shores
Stop & Shop A+School Rewards
Target-Take Charge of Education
Waterford Post Office Employees
Thomas & Maura Wolff
Your support makes a difference.
Wildlife Contributions
Peter & Ana Brusie
Lori Cavanaugh
Cub Scout Pack 41-Groton
Dog Scout Troop 219 (Groton)
Eagle's Quest Tai Chi Center, LLC
Theodore & Susan Fields
Maria Krotsis
Emily Levanti
Patrick & Kate McDonald
Arthur & Louise Mencarelli
Jaime Mercado
Rachel Newer
Luella Pawlich
Brajesh & Sangita Rai
James Sherrard
David & Joan Tracy
James & Nancy Wasiniewski
Waterford Animal Hospital
Wildlife Contributions of
Materials and Services
Roy Amaral
Denise Capazzi
Michelle Manville
Paul & Kathe Morosky
James Sherrard
Tractor Supply (North Windham)
Adoption Program Contributions
(* designated to Project Connecticut’s Child)
Colchester Lions Charities, Inc.
Michelle Coope
Atty. Jeanette Dostie
Greater Hartford Community Foundation, Inc.
Groton Rotary Club*
William & Clarissa McDonough
Carolyn Payne*
Jake & Amanda Shanks*
Phyllis Shedlack
Joseph Sheffey
Tiffany Silva*
Suisman, Shapiro, Wool, Brennan, Gray &
Greenberg, P.C.
Fund-A-Need
(Appeal was held at the WCS 10th Kabaret for Kids
Gala on November 16, 2013)
Del-Bourree & Kristen Bach
John & Lordes Banta
James & Deborah Benn
Neil & Jane Bobruff
Michele Bonnano
Kem & Richard Bruno
Anthony Bussorini
James & Nancy Butler
Beth & Garon Camassar
Jason & Tracy Camassar
Scott & Amy Camassar
Wayne Carpenter
Gregory Cluff
Frank Corrado
Anthony & Kathy Cronin
Ted & Stephanie Cyr
Craig & Jan Dawson
Jason Dawson
Dean DiMaggio & Eva Hantman
James Eckerle
James & Janette Edwards
Carrie Ermler
Steve Evankow
Keith Eves
Michael & Marion Fitzpatrick
Nicholas Fortson
Richard & Edie Freeman
Kelley Goodwin-Kane
Eunice Greenberg
Susan & Michael Gula
Christine & Ulysses Hammond
Frances Harkins
Dennis & Diane Haskell
Mark & Susan Hibbard
Kathy & Allan Jacques
Pedro & Linda Johnson
Ray & Arlene Johnson
Mary Ellen Jukoski & Matthew McLoughlin
Suzanne Chandler Kissell
John & Mary Ann Klecha
Charlie & Marcy Klein
Mark & Joy Lamb
Mary Elizabeth Lang
Peter & Dana Lee
Jerry & Roz Levine
Pam Lewis
Thomas & Kathleen Londregan
Jessica Martin
Raymond & Sharon Maynard
Irene Miller
Ron & Marcia Miller
Maria Miranda
James & Marguerite Mitchell
Dave & Joanne Moorehead
Warren Morse
John Murphy
Christine & Phil Murtha
Tim & Meg Olynciw
Edward & Karen Pacholski
Jessica Pappas
Peter & Susan Parrotta
Gary & Bonnie Patterson
Michael & Kathryn Patterson
Murray & Joanne Pendleton
Dominic & Donna Piacenza
Gordon & Ramona Ramsay
Nancy Randall
Rob Richards
Chuck Rousseau
Jonathan & Armi Rowe
Betsy Ryan
John & Beatrice Sabia
Richard & Marie Schauster
Peter & Melanie Schauster
William & Dorothy Sieburg
Angelo & Connie Simos
Rosanne Sinagra
Dan & Kathy Steward
Leslie Suarez
Trevor Suarez
Andrea Sullivan
Anthony & Paula Timpano
Stephen & Gail Weber
Nathan & Shelley Weiss
Donald & Rose Werner
Jefferson & Janice Wiggins
Fred & Marilyn Witherell
Susan Young
Memorial and Honorary Contributions
In honor of Ken Abrahms & Betsy Ryan
Adam & Mary Seidner
In honor of Ken & Joanne Levy
Newbury Investment Partners
In honor of Johan & Leanne Liebenberg
James & Patricia Doran
In honor of Paul Malerba
Angela Malerba
In honor of Bill Martin
Bill & Shirley Titus
In honor of David Moorehead (retirement)
Betty Moorehead
In honor of the
Schauster/Thomson/Pescosolido family
Charlotte Swienton
In honor of Emily & Tim Thompson (marriage)
Richard & Marie Schauster
In memory of Richard Blaise
Kathy & Allan Jacques
In memory of Emily Higgins
Kathy & Allan Jacques
In memory of James J. O'Neal
Stan Schlossberg
In memory of Doris Perkins
Jo-Ann Schweid
In memory of Raymond Pilecki
Gayle Agostinoni
Tom & Karie Gray
Susan & Michael Gula
Richard & Patricia Jankowski
Ray & Arlene Johnson
Wes & Linda Kenyon
Konstant & Carole Morrell
Philip & Jane Papineau
Richard & Marie Vanden Brink
Ben & Julianna Velazquez
Chester Wlodkowski
Jill Zuccardy & Sean Viall
In memory of Gary Saunders
Michele Miele
In memory of Tonya Staley
Stan Schlossberg
Grants
Chamber of Commerce of Eastern
Connecticut Foundation
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut
Dime Bank Foundation
Frank Loomis Palmer Fund
Home Depot Foundation
Pfizer Community Grant Program
United Way of Southeastern CT
Wal-Mart Foundation
Wireless Zone Foundation for Giving, Inc.
We are truly grateful for every gift to
Waterford Country School. This report
reflects giving between July 1, 2012 – June 30,
2013. We have carefully reviewed all of the
names that appear but errors or omissions may
occasionally occur. If your name is listed
incorrectly or omitted, we would like to know.
Please accept our apologies and contact us at
(860) 442-9454, ext 105.
www.waterfordcountryschool.org
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