Carl Tinnerholm '50
Gift Planning — When you invest in Perkiomen's future, you preserve the traditions you created

Carl was part of a team then, and he says he is still part of the team. "Somebody helped create the Perkiomen I knew, and I hope we can help preserve and promote Perkiomen for students today and tomorrow," Carl says. In addition to his volunteer service to the school, Carl Tinnerholm is a benefactor. "I get great satisfaction in knowing what good my modest gifts do," he adds, "which is to help ensure the continuing tradition of an excellent education through a supportive educational experience."

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Remembering Seth Arden Bardwell '01

Fran Light wants Seth's name remembered by the place he loved: Perkiomen School. To this end she has established a Charitable Remainder Unitrust, with Perkiomen School as a beneficiary, and she has included Perkiomen School in her will. During her lifetime the trust will pay her a steady income. Later, the proceeds from both the trust and her bequest will be used to establish and endow the Seth Arden Bardwell '01 Scholarship Fund. The proceeds from this endowment will forever be used to fund Bardwell Scholars at Perkiomen.

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Buddy Richman
Think Of Perkiomen In Your Financial Planning

Every time I speak with alumni, they recall their Perkiomen experiences, and every single time they acknowledge the importance of that period in their lives. I, too, have that same feeling and that is why I made a planned gift to Perkiomen. Planned giving is a wonderful way of ensuring the future of Perkiomen School, and it is so easy to set up.

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Edward L. '17 and Morae Mesnier
Bequeathed estate of nearly $1 million to Perkiomen School

Perkiomen School has been named the residual beneficiary of the estate of Edward L. and Morae Mesnier. The proceeds are estimated to exceed $800,000.00 and may reach over $1 million.

Edward L. Mesnier of Brielle, New Jersey, was a 1917 graduate of Perkiomen School. He died on November 11, 1985. His widow, Morae, died December 2, 1995. Edward Mesnier came to Perkiomen from New York City and was here two years. He was an active Philomathean, and he served on the Perkiomenite staff. Described in his 1917 Griffin as "no slouch," Ed played baseball both years. His classmates labeled him "the star of the class."

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