August 13 th , Saturday dinner Tsunami Relief Tour

1. Exeter Association of Thailand Keeping in touch:We have recently formed The Exeter Association of Thailand and we would like your involvement! Please read about our recent activities and send us your updates! August 13th, Saturday dinner Tsunami Relief Tour The Association hosted a luncheon for Exeter's Thailand Tsunami Relief Trip. Organized by PEA, participants of the programs are alumni/ae, parents, students, and staff. It was the first community service program of its kind to be offered to the greater PEA constituency. Dr. Taleung Thamrong-Nawasawat’49 and Khun Thavorn Anthachinta’55 presided over the event. Dr. Taleung’s son, Thorn Thamrong-Nawasawat, was the guest speaker to talk about the tsunami. Event sponsors were Khun Prasong Sukhum, Khun Thavorn Anthachinta, Khun Banthoon Lamsam, and Khun Sally Jutabha. November 2005 Admissions visit We’re happy to tell you that the Admissions Office is including Thailand on its Admission tour for the first time this November as part of a Regional Exeter Reception. This would be a great event to introduce your children, grandchildren or family friend to Phillips Exeter. The planning is still in the early stages. If anyone would like to assist with getting the news out to parents and potential students, and perhaps assisting with visits to schools, please let us know. We will of course plan a get together of our Association at that time. Keeping in touch, getting organized We would like to get in touch with current students, alumni/ae, parents (past and present), and friends that makeup our community. So please pass along this message to others in our community living in or connected to Thailand. Please help us keep your record up-to-date. You can update your contact information at the Exeter Alumni website (http://phillips.exeter.edu/) and send us a fax or email copy of your updated page. Alternatively, if you believe we don't have your most recent information, please fill in the attached form and e-mail to Exeter.Thailand@gmail.com or fax it back to our Club Secretary, Sally at 02-252-2117. We will ensure your information is updated in our files and with the Academy.

2. Recent Events: Planning group A small, but active, group of alumni in Thailand recently laid the groundwork for the Exeter Association of Thailand. The organizing committee held its first meeting, April 22, 2005 at Khun Prasong Sukhum's home, where the officers were appointed. The group will be headed by, Khun Banthoon Lamsam '71, President, Khun Prasong Sukhum '49 is the Senior Advisor, and Sally Jutabha '82 as Admissions representative and Association Treasurer and Secretary. The group was honoured to also have Dr. Taleung Thamrong-Nawasawat '49 and Khun Thavorn Anthachinta '55, past President, attend. First Luncheon On June 9, was the Association held its first luncheon at the Royal Bangkok Polo Club, to host two Scholars (King and Scholarship) from Thailand since left for PEA this fall for a PG year. Club President, Banthoon Lamsam '71, Senior Advisor Khun Prasong Sukhum '49 and Khun Thavorn Anthachinta '55, helped welcome PEA '2006 students, Wannawiruch (Fon) Wiruchnipawan and Pimpatchara (Pim) Kusolvititkul. Two recent graduates, home for the summer from Yale and MIT, also joined us. We want to congratulate again the two Scholars, Pim and Fon. Best wishes for your year at Exeter. Request for your Photo We are working towards gathering the data and pictures of our Thai and Thailand-based members for a local directory. For that purpose, could you also please email or send in a recent photo of yourself as well. Kind regards, EXETER ASSOCIATION OF THAILAND Khun Banthoon Lamsam PEA ‘1971 Association President ------------ Primary point of contact Association Secretary and Treasurer Sally Jutabha '1982 Email: exeter.thailand@gmail.com fax: 02-525-2117 Mobile: 01-692-7789 (traveling July 22-August 13) Send your updated information back to Sally Jutabha Exeter Association of Thailand 99/1 Lang Suan Road Bangkok 10330 Exeter Association in Thailand and the World There are forty-seven regional associations worldwide, ranging in size from fifty to over three thousand members. All regional associations are bound by together by a common commitment to the following broad purposes: 1. To strengthen and expand the involvement, commitment, and tie of alumni/ae, parents, and friends to the Academy 2. To initiate and encourage activities which further an ongoing relationship between Exeter and its regional constituency and promote the best interests of the Academy 3. To increase attendance at events, with an emphasis on first-time alumni/ae event attendees 4. To enlist the service and support of alumni/ae, parents, and friends in the following areas: * admissions * communications * fundraising * public relations