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ASD's 1817 Society
You're invited to join the 1817 Society
Become a partner in our mission and make a lasting difference in the lives of Deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
What is the 1817 Society?
Founded in 1817 as the nation’s first permanent school for the Deaf, the American School for the Deaf (ASD) continues to lead the way in Deaf education, empowering Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and Deafblind students to learn, grow, and thrive in a world of endless possibilities.
The 1817 Society honors those who have demonstrated a profound commitment to advancing ASD’s mission through a gift included in their estate plans. These members recognize the strength and sustainability that these gifts provide – ensuring that their impact will grow and benefit the students we serve for generations to come.
These visionary supporters understand the enduring power of their generosity -creating a foundation of strength and sustainability for the future of ASD.
The 1817 Society honors those who have demonstrated a profound commitment to advancing ASD’s mission through a gift included in their estate plans. These members recognize the strength and sustainability that these gifts provide – ensuring that their impact will grow and benefit the students we serve for generations to come.
These visionary supporters understand the enduring power of their generosity -creating a foundation of strength and sustainability for the future of ASD.
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“We cherish ASD and feel deeply grateful for what it gave us. We want current and future students to have the same opportunities for growth and success. That is why we have chosen to include ASD in our estate plans.”
— Barbara Cassin, ASD Alumna, 1817 Society Member
— Barbara Cassin, ASD Alumna, 1817 Society Member
1817 Society Members
With gratitude to our friends who have included ASD in their estate plans:
Beverly Buckner Baker
Jeffrey and Naomi Bravin
Dennis T. Cardello
Barbara Cassin
Joseph A. Caso
Brian Clemow
Janice E. De Dominicis
Roger Evarts
Janice Knauth
Alice Liebson
Sandra McLennon
Audrey J. Mordavsky
Bradford P. Moseley, IV
Carleton N. Mowell
Alan Schroeder
John Valone
Janet A. York
Beverly Buckner Baker
Jeffrey and Naomi Bravin
Dennis T. Cardello
Barbara Cassin
Joseph A. Caso
Brian Clemow
Janice E. De Dominicis
Roger Evarts
Janice Knauth
Alice Liebson
Sandra McLennon
Audrey J. Mordavsky
Bradford P. Moseley, IV
Carleton N. Mowell
Alan Schroeder
John Valone
Janet A. York
With deep appreciation, we remember those whose legacies endure through their generosity:
| Joyce A. Allaire Jane M. Austin Mabel Bass Virginia Belknap James G. Bethell Eunice W. Bouchard Lilian Brace Bernard Bragg Muriel Braithwaite Irene Brzezinski Sarah T. Butler Paul M. Butterworth Mary M. Camilleri Robert E. Carroll Rhonda S. Clark Winifred Clark Helen C. Clason Frederick U. Conard Etta Cornwell John J. Daniels Anthony Deferari Mary L. Derrick Frank and Christine Dever Robert E. Dunn Morton A. Elsner Mary L. Ferrari William Finkelstein John Fronczek Anna M. Fronczek Julia H. Gazsi Mary H. Gionfriddo Frank P. Gionfriddo Dorothee R. Grenon David H. Halberg Ralph F. Harrison Guy B. Holt Katherine Hughes |
Georgianna T. Ives Joseph H. Jackson Mary S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kasulke Mary Jean Kilfoil Robert C. Knox Laura C. Krieble Walter B. Kuligowsky Ann MacBride Alberta Monte David M. Mordavsky Mary Morton Richmond Paine Mary W. Parker Laura E. Parsells Russell E. Perkins Dennis Povesko Abbie J. Quick Gillian Ratcliffe Anna M. Rinaldi Ann T. and Edward C. Roberts Edward C. Roberts Scott R. Robinson Cornelia RossiLois P. Schipul Madeline Schuh Lucille A. Schults Bessie S. Sigel Dorothy and Samuel Snider Helen Sobolewski Joseph S. Stackpole James A. Stewart Maria M. Szopa Elizabeth Taylor Maxine L. Thumim Rose Tierney Elizabeth H. Webster Anna Zaharevitz |
Member Benefits
On behalf of the American School for the Deaf, we thank you for planning for the future of Deaf education.
To show our gratitude for your lasting commitment to our mission, we are proud to offer the following benefits to each 1817 Society member:
To show our gratitude for your lasting commitment to our mission, we are proud to offer the following benefits to each 1817 Society member:
- Special invitations to special ASD events
- An 1817 Society Exclusive Membership Pin
- Recognition in our Annual American Era Publication
- The joy of being a part of a community with a shared commitment to ASD’s future.
