Thornton Academy Postscripts Alumni Magazine Spring 2010 | страница 5

1811 Society Members Make a Difference Current members of the 1811 Society are listed below. To learn more about planning a gift to TA, call Development Director Lisa Morin at 207-282-3361, ext. 281 or e-mail [email protected]. M. Virginia Yates Allard* Pauline Smith Bogh Walter Lewis Clark* Cathy Coffman and Richard Buhr Philip B. Curtis Dr. Brian K. Dallaire Earl Dawley Peter J. Diakos Ernest and Laura E. Harmon Ekengren Roy and Maryllyn Rumery Fairfield Dr. Roland Fogg Helen Martin Freise Marianne Holt Gillis Robert and Susan* Gowen Joyce D. Haley John L. Hewes John and Robin Hoyt William and Mary Atkinson Johnson A. William and Anne Baker Kany, Jr. John and Leslie Haas Koelsch Karen Lovell Susanne Robinson McNamara Ronald P. Nason James E. and Kathleen Huot Nelson Wallace and Jane Walker Nutting Bernard and Elsie Pitman* Prescott Eric A. and Kathryn Purvis Pamela Roberts and Scott McInturff Theodore and Gertrude Merrill Sawyer Anne Ridley Scigliano Philip and Madeleine Snow Carl J. and Barbara Stasio, Jr. Stanley and Mary Ladd Tucker Milton and Joan Vachon Victor Agnes Ann Walsh Erwin C. Warren TA Volunteers! Freshmen Amanda Cook of Saco, left, and McKenzie Labbe of Arundel, right, mix bread ingredients at Thornton Academy. They were among hundreds of students who took part in TA Volunteers! meal donation in the fall to benefit the York County Food Rescue. The kick-off of this new program was made possible by Jim Amaral, owner of Borealis Bread in Portland, who provided all the ingredients for Thornton students. Financial support is provided by the United Way of York County and Kennebunk Savings Bank. During the spring term, TA Volunteers! is rolling out a new program called Radical Acts of Kindness. Each freshman has been asked to perform an act of kindness for a significant person in his or her life once a week for three weeks. The next phase began in March, when speakers from non-profits )