Climbing Higher
Alumni Division Co-Chair and volunteer Stephanie Brisbin Warren ’95 remembers Peddie so fondly that she and her husband, John Warren, are determined to help keep the school moving forward. “I loved my experience at Peddie; I feel so lucky to have found and attended it,” said…
The Beat Goes On
“The arts to our son meant everything,” said Heather Coiro P’17. “It meant he was able to pursue his talents in art and music in college. It gave him the drive and determination to play in multiple orchestras in New York City and in the Columbia…
Dreaming Big
“Both my husband and I came from poverty,” said Amy Xu of herself and Scott Yang P’23. “I came to America with only $4 in my pocket, and my husband was a herder when he was young.” The couple has emerged from hardship and they are…
An Investment in Peddie
Peddie was life-changing for Parent Chairs Jenny and Domingo Garcia P’17 ’20 ’23 and their three sons — and this is what galvanizes the couple to help keep the school on the move. “The case for the campaign is so compelling,” Jenny asserted. “This is a…
Good Planning
An upcoming 50th class reunion often inspires nostalgia. For Lou Schroeter ’69, it inspired something even better: philanthropy. “Peddie has never left my mind,” said Lou. “I had decided to give Peddie the bulk of my estate prior to the 50th. It was a catalyst.” Lou…
Young Ambition
“I think it’s every individual’s responsibility to their respective community, whether it’s big or small, to make it a better place than they found it.” Zhou (“Daisy”) Fang ’17 defines citizenship with self-possession that belies her youth. But considering the steps (and leaps) she took at…