Nancy Anfanger: After leaving the entertainment industry I continue to pursue my civil rights law practice in the Los Angeles area. I am grateful to live in a culturally and ethnically diverse city and view the sharing of such diversities as among the best gifts people can mutually exchange. I am baffled by Ohio becoming a “red” state. That’s not how I remember it.

Andrew Bowers: I am retired! It’s not what I expected. Everyone keeps asking, “So, what are you going to do now?” When I answer, “Plenty of nothing,” they always frown a little (and don’t even think of Porgy and Bess). I believe there’s WAY too much Puritan work ethic going around. I thought of giving clichéd answers, “Travel!” “Volunteering!” “All the odd jobs I never got to!” But that would be lying just to make them happy and that’s not me, at least not anymore—I’m retired!

Virginia Calhoun de Millan: Retired after 34 years of teaching, 20 of those years at our Chiapas state university's English Language Teacher Training program, I now have a new, full-time position! Not exactly a business administrator, nor yet a lion tamer, but something in between--nanny for our first grandchild! Xun (the Mayan version of John) Omero, at 4 months, is already responding enthusiastically to English songs and nursery rhymes, and will obviously become either a poet or a Tik Tok sensation in a few more years, after attending Kenyon, obviously.

Quentin Hardy: It's been very useful to make a career move out of one industry at 60, not least because Google is an excellent place to be and Journalism has generally become the other thing. One of my sons has entered the Jesuit novitiate while the other is doing very well in his Master's in Artificial Intelligence. As a parent, I'm proud of how, each in his own way, they take reality seriously. My wife left the SFPL and has been doing her own bookbinding, with great success. I've given a series of online Art History lectures on modern culture & technology, and their Renaissance antecedents, now looking for new ideas.

Tom Parker: My wife and I took a road trip in July 2022 from Florida to Southern California. We saw baseball games in Atlanta, Texas, and Arizona. We also visited the Presidential libraries in Atlanta, Dallas, College Station, and Austin. Our youngest son is in Saudi Arabia on temporary assignment with the Air Force, so we have our son’s car right now. We are healthy. I was promoted at my office in late May. We are doing well and grateful. Los Angeles has had many really hot days this September and our drought is very real out here. Best to all my classmates.

Clayton Paterson: I love reading about my classmates' exploits as we embrace retirement. I retired 6 years ago as a lawyer with Johnson & Johnson, the baby shampoo company. I haven’t looked back. And now, a bit of modeling. A little less cerebral for sure. And, enjoying being a grandparent (twice). And, I said I’d never live in Florida. Now, I don't want to leave. Happy retirement.

Karl Shefelman: I was very saddened to hear of our classmate, Todd Holzman's passing. While Todd and I weren't super close, we were hall-mates freshman year in the south first floor of McBride and had reacquainted ourselves in the last few years on Facebook of course. As for me I'm trying to stay as youthful and healthy as one can, still doing my Taekwondo. I've done that and karate in some form or other, on and off throughout much of my adult life, including dabbling in it at Kenyon with David Horwitz and upperclassman Wai-Kwong Kwok ’79. My 4th Dan Black-Belt rank in my current school (Dojang) in Tribeca requires me to help teach kids and teens, which I love. As for the movie biz, it has crawled back into existence (although I did work on a Ron Howard movie 13 LIVES during the pandemic) and I'm currently working as a storyboard illustrator on a huge Sci-fi show HALO. Lastly, I continue to direct at least a short film of my own about once a year for the film festival circuit. If you're on Facebook, you know. That's all for now!

Read notes from the Class of 1981 and the Class of 1979. 

Kenyon is grateful to the following donors for their generous support of the College, including the Kenyon Fund, during the 2021-22 fiscal year. An asterisk (*) indicates a donor is a member of the Henry J. Abraham Society for loyal and consecutive giving. An obelisk (†) indicates an individual who is deceased.

1980
Annual Fund Total: $118,727  
Class Participation: 33.00%

Presidents Society
Donors of $50,000 or more
Douglas A. Ames*
Mrs. Mary M. Ames*
Diane Elam*
Pamela Feitler Hoehn-Saric P'10 '14*
Jennie Hutton Jacoby*

Philander Chase Society
Donors of $10,000 to $24,999
John Kilyk, Jr.*
Carie Levin 
Mark O'Connell*
Ellen C. Turner*

Bexley Society
Donors of $2,500 to $9,999
Guy R. Riegel*
Lee S. Segal MD 
Leonard Weinberg II*

Kenyon Society
Donors of $1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous
Dana S. Berg*
Douglas T. Braddock*
Robert H. Brauer*
Susan J. Halbower*
Jill Kaplin*
Sherryl Kohr*
Chuck Mann*
Wilhelm M. Merck*
Laurel Smith Rosenberg*
Robert I. Sprague*
William F. Sterling*
Robert W. Thomas*
Robert E. Weinberg*

Kenyon Society
Donors of $1 to $999
Anonymous
Bobbi A. Barr*
James H. Bates MD P'11 '13 '17*
Andrew T. Bowers 
Virginia Calhoun de Millan P'07*
Christine L. Carter*
Thomas W. Chesnutt*
Ann E. Cless*
Bret R. Cohen*
R. John Feely III*
Roger O. Fillion*
Lauren S. Fox*
Griffin Fry*
Lori Gallo*
Timothy G. Glasser*
The Rev. Mark C. Hallinan, S.J.*
Juliana Hanson Scherrer*
Quentin R. Hardy*
Kyle W. Henderson*
Timothy Herron MD*
Leslie Hough*
Roger M. Ikeda*
Sarah P. Jaicks 
Charles S. Konigsberg 
Heather Thomas Lazare*
Robert C. Lemp 
James T. Leslie 
William S. Lipscomb II*
Eileen P. Maloney*
Leslie Marting P'14*
Kevin K. McKinney*
Laurence P. O'Connell*
Lori A. Palmer*
Stephen M. Penn*
Roger S. Pierce Jr.*
Ethan M. Powsner*
David N. Pugh*
J. James Reisler*
Stacy S. Remke*
Kenneth F. Rice*
Andrew L. Rosencrans 
Robert S. Salomon III 
Lisa D. Schott*
Stephen R. Sexsmith*
Amy B. Sheperdson*
J. Duncan Shorey Esq.*
Cindy Simpson*
Lynn Snyderman*
Doris Spiegler Greggo 
Elizabeth A. Sprinkel 
Leah Stewart Ogden*
Lynn Stofan Kaplan P'15*
Keith B. Studzinski 
Sarah A. Swanson*
A. Robert Tenney 
Richard L. Titus*
Lisa M. Turner*
Madge E. Vail*
Robert A. Weiss P'11*
Amy Wheatley H'92*

George Wharton Marriott Society
These alumni have included Kenyon in their estate plans or have made other planned gifts.

Douglas A. and Mary M. Ames '80
Douglas T. Braddock '80
Diane M. Elam '80
James J. Freedman '80
David D. Garner '80
Kyle W. Henderson '80
John Kilyk, Jr. '80
David W. Knowlton '80
Phillip P. Smith '80
Robert W. Thomas '80
Ellen C. Turner '80 (IMO Katherine King Turner)

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