When Frank Lloyd Wright approached Grady Gammage in 1957, his vision for a dynamic performing arts auditorium existed only in architectural sketches. As many of you may know, our beloved theater was originally intended for another desert landscape, a plan that never came to fruition. However, Wright used the original design to create what we now call our home for live theater and performing arts—ASU Gammage.
Our doors opened in 1964 with a performance by the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy, marking the beginning of a cultural legacy that would transcend generations. From our first Broadway production of Camelot to Andy Warhol’s thought-provoking lecture in 1967 and Ray Charles’ unforgettable performance in 1968, ASU Gammage quickly became a beacon of artistic excellence.
In the years that followed, ASU Gammage hosted an impressive array of performances and events. Throughout the 1970s, our stage welcomed legends such as Johnny Cash, Neil Diamond, B.B. King, and Bruce Springsteen. The theater’s cultural significance was further solidified when scenes from the 1976 film A Star is Born were filmed within its walls.
Our recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985 stands as a testament to ASU Gammage’s architectural and cultural importance. The 1990s ushered in a new era of growth and innovation, marked by the premiere of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA in 1994, the longest-running show in our history, and the launch of the Cultural Participation initiative in 1991, which continues to connect our community through the arts.
As we reflect on over six decades of history, from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s groundbreaking performance in 1969 to physicist Stephen Hawking’s inspiring lecture in 2011 and the record-breaking premiere of HAMILTON in 2018, we are reminded of the enduring power of the arts to touch hearts and transform lives.
The pandemic in 2020 tested us all in ways we could never have imagined, and the closure of our beloved theater for 18 long months was a time of reflection and resilience. But in 2021, when our stage lights came back on, they shone brighter than ever. We embarked on major renovations, updating our stage and dressing rooms with the generous support of sponsors who believe in the importance of preserving this cultural treasure.
Thank you for being part of this incredible journey. Starting at page 15 you’ll find the community impact of our theater throughout the past year. Together, we look forward to continuing the legacy of innovation and excellence that has made ASU Gammage a beacon of creativity and inspiration for generations to come.
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack
ASU Vice President for Cultural Affairs and Executive Director of ASU Gammage
EXECUTIVE EDITOR
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack
EDITOR IN CHIEF AND PROJECT MANAGER
Arianna Jones
MANAGING EDITOR
Theresa Dickerson
EDITORIAL TEAM
K atelyn Aleksa, Kari Amarosso, Carly Castelan, Michelle Johnson, Arayah Larson, Megan Loponen, Peter Means, Tim Walling
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Heather Fuentes
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
Sophie Pallissard
Photo by Christine Johnson
Celebrating 60years
1957
ASU President Grady Gammage has a vision for a performing arts auditorium at the university and calls on close friend and famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright to assist with the project.
1962
Grady Gammage, Jr. breaks ground for ASU Gammage.
1959
After Wright and Gammage pass, Wright’s most-trusted aide, William Wesley Peters, brings the plans to finished form.
1964
The first Broadway production is CAMELOT.
1964-1974
David Scoular is Managing Director.
Sept. 18, 1964
Construction of the $2.46 million building is completed in 25 months. Conductor Eugene Ormandy leads the Philadelphia Orchestra on opening night.
1967
Andy Warhol lectures at ASU Gammage.
1968
Ray Charles performs for the first time at ASU Gammage.
Senator Al Gore and Gerald Ford debate.
1969
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's first performance.
Johnny Cash performs for the first time.
Ray Charles. University Archives, Arizona State University Libraries
the Æolian-skinner organ
ASU Gammage is among just a few places in the United States that is home to an Æolian-Skinner pipe organ.
The Æolian-Skinner organ, installed in 1965 at Gammage, was generously gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Long at a cost of $100,000. Featuring 870 cathedral-style pipes, it debuted with a gala recital by Dr. Alexander Schreiner of Salt Lake City. Charles Brown, appointed university organist in 1966, began student noontime concerts. Initially used for classes and recitals, it now hosts special and unique events.
1970
Neil Diamond and B.B. King perform back-to-back.
1972
Senator Carl Hayden’s funeral is held at ASU Gammage.
1975
Bruce Springsteen performs following his album, “Born To Run.”
1977
Steve Martin is one of the first stand-up comedians to perform.
Billy Joel’s first performance.
1971
James Taylor performs after the success of his hit song, “You’ve Got a Friend.”
1974-1979
Warren Sumners is Managing Director.
1976 1978
A Star is Born scenes filmed at ASU Gammage.
Bette Davis’ only appearance.
1976 A Star is Born with Kris Kristofferson and Barbra Streisand.
1979-1984
CATS premieres.
25th Anniversary with a performance by Itzhak Perlman. Miriam Boegel is Executive Director.
Building is placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
1987 1984-1991 1985 1989 ‘80 ‘80 s
Whoopi Goldberg performs her onewoman act.
ASU Gammage as the world’s stage
On January 29, 1972, American politics came together for the funeral of Arizona Senator Carl Hayden. Speakers included former rivals for the presidency, President Lyndon B. Johnson and Senator Barry Goldwater.
Jim O’Connell is Executive Director.
Photos by Charles R. Conley
Photographs. University Archives, Arizona State University Libraries
1991
LES MISÉRABLES premieres.
1992
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack is named Executive Director; establishes Connecting Communities™ mission.
1992
“Beyond Broadway” (now called Beyond) series begins.
Partners with Pace Theatricals for the Broadway Series.
1993
Closed for steel work improvements for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.
1994
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack serves on the National Council on the Arts.
Miami City Ballet premieres a new work.
DANCERS OF THE DREAMING festival at the Salt River PimaMaricopa Reservation.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA premieres for a 10-week run.
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack and the chandelier from THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at ASU Gammage.
Photo by Tim Trumble
Pina Bausch. Photo by Wilfried Krüger
1995
ANGELS IN AMERICA premieres.
1997
Orchestra shell is renovated to be able to be moved off stage in order to accommodate larger Broadway productions coming to ASU Gammage.
1999
Olympia Dukakis joins Margaret Jenkins Dance Company for the Arizona Premiere of a new work called TIME AFTER
1998
Philip Glass performs MONSTERS OF GRACE.
Nearly 3,000 attend Senator Barry Goldwater’s funeral at ASU Gammage.
1996
World Premiere of Donald Byrd’s THE HARLEM NUTCRACKER.
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack serves on Super Bowl committee and coordinated the first ever Super Bowl concert series.
Pina Bausch’s NUR DU (ONLY YOU) premieres.
Photos by Tim Trumble
Hosting a presidential debate is an honor of great magnitude for Arizona ... It shows that Arizona is a significant emerging national player in politics.”
–GOVERNOR JANET NAPOLITANO
2000
ASU Gammage supports playwright Lane Nishikawa to produce GILA RIVER , a play about Japanese internment camps.
2002
ASU Gammage hosts the investiture of Dr. Michael Crow as the 16th President of Arizona State University.
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2004
ASU Gammage hosts Bush-Kerry presidential debate.
ASU Gammage Residency Artist Daniel Roumain begins his residency.
2006
ASU Gammage’s commission of Trisha Brown and Bill T. Jones’ motione premieres in Monaco.
2007
Residency Artist Anne Bogart performs HOTEL CASSIOPEIA.
2011
Stephen Hawking lectures as part of ASU Origins Project.
Residency Artist Bill T. Jones begins his residency.
Photo by Aaron Lavinsky
2012
ASU Gammage hosts its first-ever Golden Gammage Gala (GO GAGA).
2014
ASU Gammage kicks off its 50th Anniversary season.
2013
Residency Artist Aaron Landsman begins with APPOINTMENT.
2018
HAMILTON premieres and breaks on-sale record in one hour.
2017
Renovations to add 88 women’s bathrooms and elevators.
ASU Gammage receives Economic Driver and Business of the Year from the Greater Phoenix Chamber.
2020
Theater closed due to COVID 19 Pandemic and remained closed for 18 months.
THEN: 2013 Golden Gammage Gala.
Photo by Tim Trumble
NOW: 2024 Gammy and Jerry Awards.
Photo by Tim Trumble
2021
Theater reopened with HAMILTON.
Dressing rooms updated thanks to donors.
2022
ASU Gammage undergoes major stage renovation.
2023
LES MISÉRABLES
breaks 1 week record in sales, selling out.
Disney Musicals in Schools launches in four Title I schools.
Executive Director Colleen Jennings-Roggensack awarded Tony Honors for Excellence in Theatre.
Setting the Stage
By Heather Fuentes
In a world where the arts often struggle for recognition and support, there are those who stand out for their unwavering commitment to preserving and enriching the cultural landscape.
Justin and Rosey Kerchal are two such individuals, whose journey from theater enthusiasts to dedicated patrons of the arts is a testament to the power of community involvement and personal passion. Their story reminds us of the importance of supporting the arts and reveals the deep connections that can be formed through shared experiences and charitable giving.
Their shared love for theater became evident early on, as they frequently attended shows at ASU Gammage—a cultural landmark
in their relationship. Today, they often share time at the venue with their 16-year-old son, Jason, who is also learning to appreciate the arts. Their family is rounded out with their three cats, Tigger, Hemmy, and Gypsy, and their English bulldog named Chloe.
Justin and Rosey decided to become season ticket holders six years ago. They recalled some of their favorite experiences, such as seeing THE LION KING and THE BOOK OF MORMON and performances by Kristina Wong. However, Justin and Rosey believe that the arts are not just about the performances we see, but also about the support systems that make those performances possible.
Justin and Rosey’s transition from being theatergoers to becoming donors was a natural progression of their dedication to support the cultural organizations they hold dear. Like so many, their decision was significantly influenced by their interactions with the dedicated team at ASU Gammage who helped them see the impact of their contributions. Justin and Rosey are especially proud of their support of the community engagement and educational outreach programs.
Both Justin and Rosey value transparency and the effective use of funds, which they find in ASU Gammage’s commitment to allocating donations towards impactful programming and clear communication on how
Justin and Rosey at BEETLEJUICE.
Justin and Rosey at Rula Bula pop up at Moutain America Stadium.
Justin and Rosey emphasize the importance of starting small and understanding where your donation goes.
those funds are spent. Their support reflects their broader philosophy of giving, which focuses on organizations bringing true value to their communities. Their motivation to support ASU Gammage specifically also stems from the realization that many arts organizations operate with limited funding. The misconception that Gammage receives substantial support from the university was a surprising revelation for the couple. They appreciate that ASU Gammage relies on community support to fund its operations and programs, which strengthens their resolve to grow their contributions.
Beyond their passion for theater, Justin and Rosey are avid travelers. Their Mediterranean cruise in 2018, which included stops in Barcelona, Spain,
France, and Italy, stands out as one of their favorite trips. They have also enjoyed exploring New York, where they took in shows like SWEENEY TODD and & JULIET on Broadway. Their travels reflect a broader curiosity and appreciation for different cultures, which complements their love for the arts. Whether it’s attending Broadway shows or cruising through historic ports, their experiences enrich their lives and inspire their continued support for arts and culture.
When asked what advice they would give to others considering support for the arts, Justin and Rosey emphasize the importance of starting small and understanding where your donation goes. They suggest that even a modest contribution
can make a difference and encourage potential donors to explore the impact of their gifts. Their own journey from casual theatergoers to dedicated patrons illustrates how initial support can grow into a meaningful and sustained commitment.
For Justin and Rosey, the theater is more than just a stage to watch performances — it is a cornerstone of their community involvement and a source of lasting memories and connections.
For more information on ways you can support ASU Gammage visit asugammage.com/support
Justin and Rosey with drag queens Savannah Steven and Bennaddiction at HAMILTON Pride Night.
Rosey and Justin Kerchal with son Jason before boarding a cruise.
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ASU Gammage IMPACT REPORT
We’re excited to present the 23–24 Impact Report at ASU Gammage, where your support is truly making a difference. This year’s report highlights how through our education, community and event programming we are Connecting Communities™.
Disney Musicals in Schools
Disney Musicals in Schools is a free after-school program tailored for select Title I schools. Over 17 weeks, participating schools receive performance rights and show materials for a 30-minute Disney musical, engaging up to 50 students.
120 4 623 students attendees schools
The Molly Blank Fund Kaleidoscope
The Molly Blank Fund Kaleidoscope is ASU Gammage’s immersive program designed to introduce students from Title I high schools to the captivating art of musical theater. Each year, we invite students on an exhilarating journey through an engaging, curriculum-based program that ignites their passion for the performing arts.
106
4 students schools
Tech Tours
The tech tours program allows students to unlock the secrets of the stage and discover what it takes to bring a production to life. In this exclusive behind-the-scenes journey, students get a firsthand glimpse into the world of tech at one of the nation’s premier performing arts venues.
195 14 participants schools
Expressions
ASU Gammage opens its doors and the ASU Gammage stage to ASU students and faculty, local artists, musicians, dancers, singers, spoken word and slam poets to share their talents with a supportive audience of students and community members. This is a unique opportunity for the community to show off their craft.
100 participants
School to Work
The ASU Gammage School to Work program is designed to empower high school students to explore exciting career paths within an arts presenting organization. Led by the ASU Gammage staff, this interactive workshop provides a glimpse into the many departments that bring the magic of theater to life.
The Molly Blank Fund Performances for Students total
The Molly Blank Fund Performances for Students unleashed the power of imagination. This program invites K-12 students on an unforgettable journey into the world of performing arts and offers a gateway to inspiration, creativity and cultural exploration, providing students with the opportunity to witness incredible artists from around the globe right here without having to purchase a plane ticket.
1,887 809 in person online
MARIACHI GARIBALDI
Friday, Sept. 15, 2023
Grades K-12
Curriculum Connections: Music, Geography, Math
852 in person 81 online
AXIS DANCE
Monday, Oct. 23, 2023
Grades 3-12
Curriculum Connections: Dance, Language Arts, Socio-Emotional Learning
479 in person
Thursday, Feb 29, 2024
Grades 3-12
Curriculum Connections: Music, Social Studies, Science
345 in person
LEELA DANCE COLLECTIVE
Tuesday, Apr. 2, 2024
Grades 3-12
Curriculum Connections: Dance, Social Studies, Art
211 in person
356 online
372 online
Military Family First Nights
Military Family First Nights is a program where military personnel annually receive tickets to attend three Broadway performances. These families serve our nation at home while loved ones serve abroad. This program provides them with exclusive opportunities, including a meetand-greet with the cast. It’s a small gesture of gratitude for their immense dedication and sacrifice in service to our country.
100 AIN’T TOO PROUD HAMILTON THE WIZ attendees attendees attendees
98
96
Camp Broadway
Camp Broadway® Mainstage is designed for theater-loving kids, ages 10-17, to develop their confidence, character and presentation skills through ensemble performance. The five-day camp is open to all children, regardless of previous performing experience.
88 kids 11 scholarships
Journey Home
Journey Home is designed to uplift and empower women incarcerated at the Maricopa County Estrella Jail. Through the transformative power of creative expression, this intensive four-week program aims to ignite hope, inspire change and pave the way for a brighter future.
7 week program women in
4
Kristina Wong Residency
The ASU Gammage Residency program supports exceptional artists like Kristina Wong, offering a platform to create, teach and perform while engaging with ASU and Phoenix Metro communities.
35 students, staff, faculty and community members including residency events
2.7k
ASU Gammage Herberger Scholarship Students
Each year, ASU Gammage works directly with the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts to award two outstanding students for the ASU Gammage Herberger Scholarship in the fields of theater and/or dance. The scholarship allows the recipients to receive mentoring and career opportunities with ASU Gammage staff and touring Broadway and/or Beyond company members. Congratulations to this year’s recipients!
Alexis Solano
Alexis Solano is a fourth year Dance BFA student attending the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at ASU.
“This scholarship impacts me greatly both as a college student and a local artist aspiring to bring communities together to share messages of awareness and activism. It’s rewards like these that push me to continue my journey of Dance, and aid me in actively spreading these desired truths to a world of potential. I feel seen and inspired to honor these creative goals of mine, as I know now better than ever that they are more than possible to achieve.”
2 students
Crestcencia Ortiz-Barnett
Crestcencia “CeCe” OrtizBarnett, Ph.D, is a third year Master of Fine Arts student in Directing in the Music, Dance and Theatre Department.
“I am so grateful for the honor of being one of this year’s scholarship recipients. This honor validates the work I’ve been doing at ASU, as well as allows me to expand on my theater research studies and aspirations to continually learn about the ever-evolving theater world and where I can find myself in it. I believe that being an ASU Gammage scholarship recipient aids in developing the networking and contacts needed for success in this industry. I hope to utilize my doctoral research and MFA training to become a change agent in the field and I am so thankful for the head start opportunity that ASU Gammage has given me to do so.”
High School Musical Theatre Awards
The ASU Gammage High School Musical Theatre Awards recognizes and celebrates Valley high school students and faculty that produce musical theatre programs. Over the school year, schools are adjudicated in 14 performance and tech categories.
14 awards
406
25 students
Best Musical
Benjamin Franklin High School
1,763
Best Lead Female
Nora Palermo schools attendees
Best Lead Male
Max Perez
2023–2024 season
A.I.M by Kyle Abraham
368 attendees participants residency work
292
74 attendees participants residency work
210
42 attendees participants residency work
Geoff Sobelle
Paola Prestini/Beth Morrison Projects
THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA
1,061
95 attendees participants residency work
Dianne McIntyre IN THE SAME TONGUE
508
159 attendees participants residency work
221 attendees participants residency work
210 attendees participants residency work
Broadway totals
Attendance by show
23,374
104 performances attendees
Talkback Thursdays 1,896 attendees
98,420
73 attendees
ASU Gammage VIP Donor Club
Golden Gammage Investors
These individual donors and foundations cumulative giving have totaled $100,000 or more.
Abbett Family Foundation
Susan and William Ahearn
Allen-Heath Memorial Foundation
Pat and Bill Andrew APS
Arizona Community Foundation
Reginald M. Ballantyne III
Carol Barmore
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baughman
Barbara, Irv and Jeremy Berger
Carmen and Michael Blank
F. Richard Bloechl Family
Lee Bowman
George Brazil Plumbing and Electrical
Broadway Across America
Dawna and Dan Calderone
Joan Cremin
Cathy Dickey
JO Finks
Karen and Grady Gammage, Jr.
Janet and Chip Glaser
Laurie and Chuck Goldstein
Joanne and Mark Halberg
Alejandra and Peter Harries
Michelle Jung and Chris Rodriguez
Patricia Kaufman
Gail and John Krueger
The Hugh W. Long, Jr. Family
Rae and Richard S. Love
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manning
The Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation
Merrily Metzger
Marcia and Andrew Meyer
Lesley and Paul Monfardini
Margaret T. Morris Foundation
Jenny Norton and Bob Ramsey
Jeffrey D. Oliver
Rod and Julie Rebello
Jeff and Leslie Rich
Rosenbluth Family Foundation
Diane Rosztoczy
Jana and Charles Sample
Christy and Richard Schust
Joanne Schust
Enid and Michael Seiden
Mel Sorensen
Ticketmaster
Marsha and Charles Van Dam
Mary and Bill Way/Way Family Charitable Foundation
Ray and Sue York
Susan and William Ahearn
Nancy Anderson and Curt McLees
Carol Barmore
Weasley Beckley
George and Patricia Brazil~
Linda Broomhead and Terese
Sanchez
Marlene Bushard
Kim Cahow
Angela and David Conwell
Heidi Cox
Carl J. Cross
Cyndi and Terry DeBoer
JO Finks
Phillip Gillies
Alan and Anita Handelsman
Carl and Patricia Harris
Ronald H. Harten~
Jay and Rojon Hasker
David N. Horowitz
Jacqueline Hufford-Jensen and Greg Kroening
Patricia Kaufman
Gail and John Krueger
Shirley Kruger
Sue Larsen
Cheryl and Mickey Laurent
Mark Leeper
Rae and Richard S. Love
Douglas Lowe
Cathy Mazur
Ellis and Kiran Means
Merrily Metzger
Ron and Vickie Neill
Stephanie Nowack
Simon Olstein
Clyde C. Parker, Jr.~
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Pollay
Russell A. Robbins
Dr. Lynn Robershotte
Mitchell and Heather Ross
Brenda and Jim Rowland
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith
Ava Spanier
Karen Stone
Bruce C. Thoeny
Brinley Thomas
Mollie C. Trivers
John O. and Betty Whiteman
Investors Guild
Susan and William Ahearn*
Allen-Heath Memorial Foundation
Carmen and Michael Blank*
Lee Bowman*
Joan Cremin*
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein*
Great Clips
Brian C. Jones and Vaughn A. Lovell*
Michelle Jung and Chris Rodriguez*
Tamara Scrivner
Producers Academy
Rhet and Marcia Andrews
Anonymous
Reginald M. Ballantyne III
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baughman
Carol Barmore and Phil Hineman
Dawna and Dan Calderone
Carstens Family Funds
Jacqueline Chadwick, MD
The Desmarteau Family
Michele and Michael Etheridge
Janet and Chip Glaser
Joanne and Mark Halberg*
Jay and Rojon Hasker
Rosey and Justin Kerchal
Gail and John Krueger
Evelyn and John Lucking
Cheryl Mandala
Marcia and Andrew Meyer
Jenny Norton and Bob Ramsey*
Jeffrey D. Oliver
Arthur and Linda Pelberg
Rod and Julie Rebello
Linda and Chuck Redman
Rosenbluth Family Foundation*
Brenda and Jim Rowland
Joanne Schust
Donna and Philip Stover
Melissa Trudelle
Carol Warstler
Karen S. Wood-Nackard
Grady Gammage Society
Anonymous
Karen and Gary Bethune
Dan Churgin and Morgan Magleby
Joe and Rose Circello
Sasha and Christopher Clements
Crystal Family Foundation
In Loving Memory of Laurie Dennhardt*
Lee Eberle and Lisa Vivian
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Farber
Mary Farrington-Lorch and Martin Lorch*
Patience Fones
Sophia and Mike Fong
Vicki Gibbons
Neil G. Giuliano
Davie Glaser In Loving Memory of David H. Glaser
The Hoffman Family*
David N. Horowitz and Damon J. Bolling
Thomas P. Houlihan and Genevieve
M. Houlihan
Mike Hughes and Dr. Kevin Mendivil*
John Kras and Timothy Walling
Bill and Stacey Langhofer
Aaron and Brenda LaTowsky
JD Laufman
Cheryl and Mickey Laurent
Barbara and Don Leffler
Hope and Steven Leibsohn
Rae and Richard S. Love
Steve and Rhonda Maun
Cathy Mazur
Merrily Metzger
Jill Ormond and Jay Kramer
Leah Pallin-Hill and Bryan Hill*
Papp Family Foundation
Sandie and Hollis Phillips
Julie and Joseph Russomanno
Judy and Harold Samloff
Christy and Richard Schust
The Scollick Family
Enid and Michael Seiden*
Lorri and Stephen Smith
Cheryl Sucato
Tiller Family Foundation
Kerry Turner
Marsha and Charles Van Dam*
Michelle and Henry Villeda*
Greg Yagi and Alan Paulson
Patrick H. Zanzucchi
Barbara and Barry Zemel
AADS Office Solutions and Kathleen Cullen
Mariana and Richard Abelson
Helene and Marshall Abrahams
Brian and Paula Aleksa
The Anderson Family
Donna and Jim Anderson
Andrew Family Foundation
Anonymous
Meng Ansley
Felice Appell
Tran and Glenn Appell
Linda and Richard Avner
Kevin Axx
BOK Financial
James and Sandra Bach
Shari and Adam Baird
Doug Ball and Connie Stein
Lory Baraz and Robert Zucker
Lisa and Harley Barnes, Jr.
Craig and Barbara Barrett
Terry and Gay Barwald
Bassett Family
The Beattie Family
The Julie Bennett Family, in Memory of Michael
Kristy and David Benton
Barbara, Irv and Jeremy Berger*
Mr. and Mrs. John Berry
Max and Laura Bessler
Leslie and Alan Bird
Col. Jody Blanchfield
The Blunck Family
Jon and Jennifer Bohnert*
Tara and Todd Bookspan
Teresa and Mark Borota
Adam Bowman
Michael and Sarah Braun
Laurie and Drew Brown
Shirley F. Brown and Fred L. Brown
Steve and Belinda Brown
The Bryant Family
In Honor of Debra Burk
Carrie and Daniel Burkes
Elizabeth Burm
Greg and Sarah Byrne
Elaine and Paul Campbell
Lou and Melissa Caramucci
Linda Carneal
Kathy and Dick Carter
Matt and Jill Casperson
Causenta Wellness and Cancer Care Center
Children’s Dental Village
Helen Cho
Traci and Philip Cilliers*
Marilee and David Clarke
Dr. and Mrs. Lance Cohen
Lee Baumann Cohn and Mike Cohn
John H. Cole III M.D. and Patrick T. Boyhan
Angela and David Conwell
Michael Cordova and Patricia Quinn
The Couch Family
Andrea and Matt Cowley
Heidi Cox, Tracey Bryce, Wayne and Emilie Truong
James L. Cramer and Allen C. Kalchik
Eileen Curtin
Dr. Mindi and Anthony D’Elia
Ellen and Andy Dauscher
Beth and Ed Dawkins
Nancy Dean and Lorree Ratto*
In Loving Memory of Terry DeBoer & Cody Meckstroth
Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeBonis
Amena Deluca, MD and David Jackson, MD
Teresa and Michael Dempsey
Brenda and Gary Deutsch
Dr. Wendy Dickerson
Dilemma Hair Salon
Michael and Laura Dill and Cam and Suzie Schwieder
Michael and Julie Dillon
Robert Donat
Michael Drexler
Carmen and Mike Duffek
Hannah K. Durrett
Cynthia Emmons
Daniel Eng
Michele and Chris England
Virginia and Ron Erhardt
Mrs. Kari Eslick
Edward Evans
Jane P. Evans
Ardie and Steve Evans
Denis and Jane Fallon
Ray and Bettijune Fanning*
Skip and Wendy Farrell
Allyson and Justin Fernstrom
Susan and John Fisher
For Those Without A Voice
Angela and Christopher Fylak
Karen and Grady Gammage, Jr.
Kyla and Michael Garrison*
Eric Gehrig and Nura Patani
Andy and Carolyn Gilb
Mrs. Saul Ginsberg
Bonnie Gonzalez
Ed Grabowski
Penni Graham
John and Deanne Greco
Kimberly and John Grubb
Joan and Al Gudriks
Gretchen and Jim Haahr
Carl and Patricia Harris*
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Frakes
Nora and Tim Hart
Marilyn and Paul Harter
Joseph and Jamie Hedgecoth
Jon and Donna Hendrickson
Sharon Hendrix
Beth and Bill Hicks
Katie and Tim Hill
Jacki and Charles Hoagland
Andrea and Herbert Hodes
Bruce Hopkins and Carol Walters
Ronnie and Patty Horn
Jacqueline Hufford-Jensen and Greg Kroening
Christine Hughes
Betty Hum
Tara and Nikhil Iyengar
Jaburg and Wilk, P.C.
Bonnie and William Jaeger
Kim Jameson and Jon Ann Hockersmith
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack and Dr. Kurt Roggensack
Dr. Lyndy Jones
Peggy R. Joslin and Nicholas Joslin
Jane and Tom Joynt
The Juszczak Family
Brian and Terri Katz
Dr. and Mrs. Gary S. Kauffman
The Keller Family
Alan and Cynthia Kempner
The Kerr Family
Shirley Kruger
Michelle Laiss-Lipner*
Patricia and Mark Landay
Kathryn Gammage Circle
ASU Gammage VIP Donor Club
The Lapota Family and the Diana Wermes Family
Frank and Debbie Law and Family
Machrina and Dale Leach*
Kathy and Albert Leffler
Katie and Mark Leinweber
Mark Leeper
Edward and Emily Lesser
Herb and Nancy Lienenbrugger
Regan and Rigo Lopez
Ronaldo Luanzon
Keli and Kurt Luther
Kalidas and Darlene
Madhavpeddi Foundation
Bonnie Maffi, Julia Burke, Nancy Singer and Marci Symington
Kristen and Doug Magnuson
Chad Makovsky and Stephanie Hurd
Mike Malloy and Shandee
Chernow
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Mandell
Dr. Celia Maneri*
Ana and Hans Maron
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marotta
In Loving Memory of Caleb
Joseph Martinez
Ms. Michelle Matiski and Dr. Alan Snyder
Elisabeth and Kevin McCord
Leslie McDonnell In Memory of Jack McDonnell
Christopher McDowell
Robbyn McDowell
The Melikian Family
Geri and Christopher Mette
David Meyer and Elite Cleaners
Mary and Kurt Meyer
Bruce Meyerson and Mary Ellen Simonson
Kathleen A. Mickle, Karen B.
Roth and Erica Lloyd
Paulette and Michael Miller
Lina and Raymond Mogensen
Lesley and Paul Monfardini
Kathleen and Barry Monheit
Larry and Virginia Morrison
Teresa and James Mortensen
Loraine and Jim Mottern
Dawn and John Mulligan
Rafael and Mary Munoz
Vickie and Ron Neill
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