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The Samuel E. Osbourn Society

“To increase the tuition in order to meet our financial needs is not the answer, for many families will be priced out of a Germantown Academy education. Some years ago during the Great Depression, a giving fund was organized and an appeal was sent to the alumni for aid. The response was so gratifying that tuitions were not increased and a number of you were able to remain in school to graduation.”

—Dr. Samuel Osbourn, a message to his students on giving back to the Academy (1965)

The Samuel E. Osbourn Society was established in memory of Dr. Samuel E. Osbourn, esteemed headmaster of Germantown Academy, 1915-1948. Osbourn is remembered as a master in the psychology of educating young students, encouraging and developing the best in each of them. The Osbourn Society recognizes those individuals who share Osbourn's commitment to independent school values and his vision for the future of Germantown Academy by making gifts through bequests or other estate plans.

Individuals who inform Germantown Academy of their gift planning intent are invited for membership in The Samuel E. Osbourn Society.

Samuel Osbourn Society Honor Roll

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Ben and Laura Archer
Steven Averbuch and Rachel Rivest
Gordon Balle ‘22
Milton Betelle ‘36
Carol and Arnold Bierman
Mildred S.  Bird
Robert F. Bole, Jr. ‘57
Helen Booth Macauley
Homer Bradley
James A. Bricker ‘66
Iris and Lawrence Brownstein
William Buehler III ‘44
Brian Burke 1760
James A. Burkhart
George Christiansen ‘65 and Barbara Christiansen
Peter Cressman
William J. Cusick, Jr.
Peter Day ‘33 and Nancy Day
Herbert Doerr, Jr. ‘36
Wilhelmina R. Fancourt 1760
Christopher C. Garsky ‘99
Leslie and Pedro Geraldino
Jane and Robert Hamilton
James M. Hanlon, Jr. ‘26
Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch ‘84 and
   M. Stroud Hellebusch
Katharine V. Hendrickson
R. Craig Henkels ‘73
Robert Henkels ‘23
Herman Hutchinson ‘33
Robert Hutton ‘44 and Alice Hutton
Thomas M. Hyndman, Jr. ‘42
Geoffrey Jackson ‘87 and Gretchen Jackson
G. Chapin Jenkins, Jr. ‘38 and Jeanne Jenkins
Henry Johnson, Jr. ‘42
Glenn L. Kelly ‘54
David M. Lawson ‘70 and Julie Lawson
John R. Leopold ‘60
James Loughridge ‘44 and Sue Loughridge
Richard S. Lowe
William Mackleer ‘37 and Helen English Mackleer
Edward Mahler II ‘44
Donald G. Maize ‘42
Robert Marshall, Jr. ‘36 and Nancy Marshall
Susan Stratton McGinnis ‘78
Thomas W. Morgan ‘76
Hugh Moulton and Catherine Moulton 1760
Norman Mullock ‘87
John Murray ‘62
William Nicholson III ‘29
Reade B. Nimick 1760
Joe O’Hara
Charles Pittman III ‘47 and Claire Pittman
William Platt ‘39
W. James Price IV and Marjorie Price
Carolyn and Robert Purdy
John Rex ‘63
George Riter ‘76
Paul and Cheryl Ross
Samuel L Sagendorph ‘35 and Carol Sagendorph
Harold H. Saunders ‘48
Mr. Richard C. Schellhas 1760
John Sheble ‘47
William Shellenberger ‘42 and Barbara Shellenberger
Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr. ‘28
Sharon and Peter Siegl
Thomas Skirm ‘27
Harriet Smith ‘73
Steven Snyder ‘56
Sara Solis-Cohen ‘76
Frederick Stuart, Jr. ‘61 and Karen Davis
Anna and Solomon Sultanik
Rhea Pincus Turteltaub ‘78
Peter and Mary Anne Van Blarcom
Michele and Bernard Vieille
Thomas Vischer, Jr. ‘49
Jay E. Watson  ‘36
Daniel Weintraub ‘82 and Beth Weintraub
Alexander Wiener ‘26
Sara S. Wolf 1760
Wayne E. Yeager ‘60

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