Board of Directors TRUMAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE 2012 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
Honorary Chairman Cli on Truman Daniel
Officers
CHAIR Mary Hunkeler, Community Volunteer VICE CHAIR/CHAIR-ELECT John J. Sherman, Inergy TREASURER Roger A. Novak, Novak Birks, P.C. SECRETARY Herbert M. Kohn, Bryan Cave LLP
Directors Carol Anderson, Emory University Alan L. A erbury, Midland Proper es, Inc. Carolyn Caldwell, Centerpoint Medical Center/HCA Kirk W. Carpenter, Carpenter & Company John A. Dillingham, JoDill, Inc. and Dillingham Enterprises Charles M. Foudree, Ret., Harmon Industries, Inc. Sam F. Hamra, Hamra Enterprises Mary Ann Heiss, Kent State University Mary C. Johnston, Na onal Volunteer Allen L. Le o, Bank of Grain Valley Kenneth B. McClain, Humphrey, Farrington, and McClain, P.C.
Thomas R. McGee, Jr., DST Realty John P. McMeel, Andrews McMeel Universal Larry L. McMullen, Husch Blackwell LLP Cappy P. Powell, Community Volunteer Page Branton Reed, Community Volunteer Ike Skelton, Husch Blackwell LLP Beth K. Smith, Community Volunteer Charles S. Sosland, Sosland Publishing Co. James W. Symington, Nossaman LLP Maurice A. Watson, Husch Blackwell LLP Ex Officio: Alex Burden, Truman Library Ins tute Michael J. Devine, Harry S. Truman Library and Museum
Na onal Advisory Council John C. Danforth, Bryan Cave LLP Richard A. Gephardt, Gephardt & Associates, L.C. Walter Isaacson, Aspen Ins tute Michael J. Johnston, Ret., The Capital Group
Honorary Trustees Henry W. Bloch Elinor Borens ne Willard L. Boyd Mary Shaw Branton George H. Cur s George M. Elsey 2
Larry J. Hackman Susan M. Hartmann Ken Hechler Francis H. Heller Milton P. Kayle Jonathan M. Kemper
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Richard S. Kirkendall Henry J. Massman, IV Thomas A. McDonnell C. Westbrook Murphy William C. Nelson James B. Nu er, Sr.
Barbara J. Po s Gloria Schusterman Morton I. Sosland Elmer B. Staats David Stanley
Mission The Harry S. Truman Library Institute, a 501(c)(3) organization, is dedicated to the preservation, advancement, and outreach activities of the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, one of our nation’s 13 presidential libraries overseen by the National Archives and Records Administration. Together with its public partner, the Truman Library Institute preserves the enduring legacy of America’s 33rd president to enrich the public’s understanding of history, the presidency, public policy, and citizenship.
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What We Do
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10 Programs and Events 14 Educa on 18 Research Grants and Awards 20 Friends and Members 21 Ways to Give 22 Volunteers and Interns 23 Communica ons 24 Financial Overview 25 Donor Honor Roll
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Dear Friends,
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our Board of Directors, donors and friends, the Truman Library Ins tute had great success in advancing the preserva on, outreach and research ac vi es of the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum during the past year. The events and accomplishments shown in this annual report are the culmina on of the hard work, leadership and generosity of many. We are pleased to share this report with you – and especially the following highlights: •
More than 28,000 students and teachers par cipated in the Truman Library’s acclaimed educa onal programs – including the White House Decision Center and Museum Tours.
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On March 10, 2011, the special exhibi on, George Caleb Bingham’s Missouri, opened to the public. The exhibi on featured a number of famous Bingham portraits, pain ngs, drawings and prints, including his masterpiece, “Order No. 11, Mar al Law,” which was on loan from The State Historical Society of Missouri. Approximately, 50,000 individuals toured the exhibit during its six-month run.
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Supreme Court Jus ce Stephen Breyer made a special appearance for a book event, drawing a crowd of nearly 750. The Jus ce was just one of the notable speakers that par cipated in the Ins tute’s public programs throughout the year. In total, more than 3,790 people a ended these events.
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The fi h annual Howard and Virginia Benne Forum on the Presidency, held on October 29, featured an outstanding panel of dis nguished statesmen – including former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. 700 guests a ended this year’s program, PresidenƟal Power Abroad: From Truman to Obama, which was widely acclaimed as the best one yet.
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Programs and events held during the past year featured collabora on with a number of important partners – including the Kansas City Public Library, The State Historical Society of Missouri, the Junior Service League of Independence, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and the US Army Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth – just to name a few. We are extremely grateful to these organiza ons for the important assistance they provided.
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In May, the Truman Library Ins tute received a $1 million grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Founda on’s Legacy Fund. This generous commitment funded the development and launch of two new ini a ves – a Marshall Planrelated scholars project and an expanded partnership with the Kansas City Public Library. It also supported exis ng educa onal programs.
We hope this annual report gives you an idea of how exci ng it has been for all of us who play a role in advancing President Truman’s legacy. The Harry S. Truman Library and Museum is a wonderful ins tu on – a place of discovery, explora on, scholarship and life-long learning. With your ongoing support, we will con nue to use the legacy of this remarkable leader and his library to be er interpret our past, understand our present, and create an inspired future. Sincerely, Mary Hunkeler and Alex Burden
MARY HUNKELER Board Chair
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ALEX BURDEN Execu ve Director
10,035 students par cipated in Museum Tours.
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5,185 students u lized the White House Decision Center.
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What We Do The Harry S. Truman Library Ins tute, a not-for-profit, tax-exempt corpora on, and the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum work as partners to keep President Truman’s legacy of leadership and service alive. Through na onally-acclaimed educa onal programs,
world-class museum exhibits, interna onal research programs and s mula ng forums, the Truman Library Ins tute preserves and helps interpret Harry Truman’s presidency for future genera ons.
Programs made possible by the Truman Library Ins tute: • Harry S. Truman Book Award • Scholar’s Award • Disserta on Year Fellowships • Research Grants • Conferences • Summer Teacher Ins tute • Na onal History Day – Greater Kansas City Regional Compe on • Permanent and Temporary Museum Exhibits • The Howard & Virginia Benne Forum on the Presidency • Wild About Harry • Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award • Public Programs and Book Events • Truman Medal for Economic Policy • Community Partnerships • Government Rela ons • Museum Programs • Truman Legacy Society Events • The White House Decision Center • Student Museum Tours • Ongoing Educa onal Programs • Website Hos ng and Management • Museum and Archives Support • Digital Archives Support • Student Internship Program • Volunteer and Docent Program • Tourism Marke ng • Public Rela ons • Publica ons/Communica ons • Capital Improvements • Preventa ve Maintenance • Development and Fundraising TRUMAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
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Exhibitions Memories of Korea The special exhibi on, Memories of Korea, closed on December 31, 2010. During its 9-month run, approximately 60,000 visitors saw the exhibit, which was a centerpiece of our KOREA60 commemora on. Dolls for Democracy January 7 - March 6, 2011, the Truman Library and Museum hosted a special exhibi on, Dolls for Democracy, on loan from the Western Historical Manuscript Collec on – Kansas City. Created in 1951 by Eddie Jacobson’s eldest daughter, Elinor Borens ne started this unique collec on of figurines which eventually grew into an educaonal program that was used to teach diversity, understanding, and tolerance in schools across America. The Truman Library Ins tute would like to thank for Mrs. Borens ne for her efforts in bringing this historic collec on to the Truman Library, as well as Joanie Kort, for presen ng an educa onal program about the dolls in conjuncon with the exhibit’s run. New Working Office Updates In May, the Truman Library, debuted the final phase of the Truman Working Office project when new state-of-the-art interac ve exhibits were installed in the Truman Working Office Gallery. The new interac ve technology allows visitors to experience the office where President Truman worked for almost ten years like never before. The exhibit includes touch screen videos, audio clips, and photographs featuring President Truman’s ac vi es at the Truman Library and interac ons with notable visitors. It also highlights interes ng items in his office, such as Truman’s impressive book collec on, special gi s and other unique objects. The installa on of this exhibitry brings to comple on one of the most important funding projects the Truman Library Ins tute has undertaken in recent years. We would like to once again thank the many generous donors who supported this project. We also salute the efforts of former Senator Christopher “Kit” Bond, who helped secure the special alloca on of federal funds which allowed the project to be completed.
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Exhibits Continued Steamboats to Steam Engines: George Caleb Bingham’s Missouri, 1819-1879 The Truman Library’s special exhibi on Bingham’s Missouri proved to be a highlight a rac on for visitors of all ages. From its run March 8 through September 11, more than 49,757 visitors – including 6,728 students – saw the historic display. The Truman Library is grateful to the exhibit’s tle sponsors, Cindy and Ken McClain, and to a number of pres gious organiza ons, whose loan of Bingham portraits, painting, drawings and prints made this exhibit possible. These partners include The State Historical Society of Missouri, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, the St. Louis Museum of Art, the Na onal Archives and several others. The Truman Library Ins tute would also like to thank exhibit sponsor Allen and Barbara Le o, and Mary Shaw Branton for graciously loaning a Bingham pain ng from her personal collec on.
2012 Exhibit Preview Tracing The Trumans: An American Story Following the passing of Margaret Truman Daniel in 2008, the Truman Library received a new collec on of never-before-seen historical materials from the Truman and Wallace families. These materials include a sizeable collec on of items from Mrs. Daniel’s estate, as well as new addi ons to the Bess Wallace Truman collec on. According to Truman Library Museum Curator Clay Bauske, this will be the last significant addi on of Truman materials to the Library’s holdings of its kind. Many of these documents, photographs and ar facts directly relate to Harry and Bess’s personal lives as well as the family histories of the Wallaces and Trumans. In total, they provide a rare and fascina ng glimpse into the lives of Harry and Bess’s ancestors – and an interes ng view into the early history of Eastern Jackson County. The Truman Library will create a wonderful new museum exhibi on, Tracing the Trumans: An American Story, featuring documents, photographs and ar facts from this extensive collec on. The exhibit, which will run from March 9, through December 31, 2012, will focus on the Truman and Wallace families, their personal lives, family backgrounds and the roles these families played in Independence and Jackson County over the last 150 years. The Truman Library Ins tute is very pleased to be partnering with the Junior Service League of Independence in the presenta on of this exhibi on. The Junior Service League, as tle sponsor, is underwri ng the conserva on and preserva on of the Truman and Wallace Family Collec on, as well as exhibit-related educa onal programs that will be provided to local students. We are grateful to the following list of community partners who are generously suppor ng this exhibit: TITLE SPONSOR:
PRESENTING SPONSOR: COURTNEY S. TURNER CHARITABLE TRUST BARBARA AND ALLEN LEFKO
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Programs & Events Book Event February 10, 2011 | Kansas City Public Library Ken Gormley, “The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr” This event was offered through a partnership between the Truman Library Ins tute, the Kansas City Public Library, and the Federal Court Historical Society. Wild About Harry April 28, 2011 | Marrio Muehlebach Hotel Honorary Co-Chairs: W.H. “Bert” Bates and Edward T. Matheny Event Chairs: Nancy and Herb Kohn The Truman Library Ins tute’s annual fundraising dinner featured a keynote address by Phil Donahue and the presenta on of the Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award to former Senator Christopher “Kit” Bond. More than 635 a endees helped the Ins tute raise $337,812. Book Event April 29, 2011 | Harry S. Truman Library and Museum Cli on Truman Daniel, “Dear Harry, Love Bess” Cli on Truman Daniel shared insights from his new book to a large audience at the Truman Library. Included in Daniel’s presenta on were humorous stories of his childhood an cs while visi ng his grandparents. Harry Truman 127th Birthday Celebra on Weekend May 8, 2011 | Harry S. Truman Library and Museum The observance of the 127th birthday of Harry Truman included the Presiden al Wreath Laying Ceremony and children’s puppet show, “Hats Off to Harry!” The special presenta on was followed by a make-and-take puppet cra for children.
Truman Legacy Society Events Lunch and Learn: “Protec ng Your Assets and Execu ng Your Wishes March 31, 2011 | Harry S. Truman Library Breakfast with Cli on Truman Daniel April 30, 2011 | Harry S. Truman Library Thirty five Honorary Fellows, volunteers and friends a ended a private breakfast with Cli on Truman Daniel. Lunch and Learn: “Simple Steps to Wri ng Your Will” August 31, 2011 | Harry S. Truman Library
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Programs and Events Continued
Members M b Night Ni ht att the th Museum M June 16, 2011 | Harry S. Truman Library and Museum On June 16, the Truman Library welcomed more than 250 Honorary Fellows to the Ins tute’s Fourth Annual Members Night. The members-only evening featured a lovely wine and hors d’oeuvres recep on and a brief program featuring Library Director Mike Devine and Alex Burden. The highlight of the evening was the private tours led by Dr. Devine and Museum Curator Clay Bauske. Our guests were thrilled to get an “insider’s view” of the George Caleb Bingham exhibi on, as well as the interac ve exhibitry that was recently installed in the Truman Working Office Gallery. Book Event September 22, 2011 | Kansas City Public Library John Avlon, “Deadline Ar sts America’s Greatest Newspaper Columns” This event was offered through a partnership between the Truman Library Ins tute and the Kansas City Public Library, with funding generously provided by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Founda on. Truman Medal For Economic Policy October 19, 2011 | Marrio Muehlebach Hotel The Truman Medal for Economic Policy was awarded to Allan Meltzer in recognion of his extraordinary contribu ons to the field of economic policy. The medal is awarded through the collabora ve efforts of the Truman Library Ins tute, the UMKC Henry W. Bloch School of Business and Public Administra on, the Missouri Council on Economic Educa on, the Economic Club of Kansas City and the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. This biennial award was made possible through the generous support of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Founda on and JE Dunn Construc on Company.
Howard and Virginia Benne Forum on the Presidency October 29, 2011 | Unity Temple on the Plaza Presiden al Power Abroad: From Truman to Obama
The fi h annual Benne Forum featured former U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey as moderator and the following panelists: former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, President Emeritus for the Council on Foreign Rela ons Leslie Gelb, and former U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel.
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WildaboutHarry! W
ith more than 630 people in a endance, the 12th annual Wild About Harry celebra on was held on April 28 at the Muehlebach Hotel in Downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Led by Honorary Co-Chairs Bert Bates and Ed Matheny, and Event Chairs Nancy and Herb Kohn, this WILDLY successful event raised $338,000 for the na onally acclaimed educa onal programs and museum exhibi ons at the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum. Nine- me, Emmy award-winning media personality, Phil Donahue, entertained the audience with his humorous comments and reflec ons on history, Harry Truman and his presiden al library, as well as the current poli cal landscape.
Honorary Co-Chairs:
The Truman Library InsƟtute was honored to present the 2011 Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award to former Senator Christopher “Kit” Bond. Like President Truman, former Senator Bond exemplifies service to his state and naƟon without regard for personal reward.
W.H. “Bert” Bates and Edward T. Matheny
Event Chairs:
Nancy and Herb Kohn OVAL OFFICE UNDERWRITERS Americo Life, Inc. Joy and Bert Bates | Lathrop & Gage LLP DST Systems, Inc. Adele and Donald Hall Nancy and Herb Kohn | Bryan Cave LLP Ann and Ed Matheny | Husch Blackwell LLP WEST WING UNDERWRITERS Laurie and Darrell Franklin Inergy J. B. Reynolds Founda on The Sosland Founda on
2011 Steering Commi ee Mary A erbury Shawsie Branton* Kirk Carpenter* Mary Coble Michele Crumbaugh* Dean Davison Patricia Davison Jill Dean* Ann Dickinson* Susie Evans Colleen Foudree* 12
Laurie Franklin Sharon Greenwood Adele Hall* Donald Hall, Sr.* Cathy Hedlund Woodie Howgill Mary Hunkeler* Martha Immenschuh* Gretchen Jacobson Donna Katz Nancy Lee Kemper *
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Kay Mar n* Tom Mar n* Bridget McCandless Maureen McMeel Robert Moore Barbara Nelson Bill Nelson Karen Pack Donna Pitman Barbara Po s* Cappy Powell*
Margo Quiriconi Page Reed* Cathy Schultz Jeanne Sosland* Susan Spaulding* Jean Wagner* Eileen Weir* Polly Wolbach *Designates past honorary and event chairs
Save the Date Thirteenth annual benefit for the Harry S. Truman Library InsĆ&#x;tute, the 501(c)(3), non-profit partner of the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum
April 5, 2012 | 6:15 p.m. The Marrio -Muehlebach Hotel | Kansas City, Missouri
Featuring
Dr. Robert M. Gates Former Secretary of Defense Keynote address and Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award Recipient
John and Nancy Dillingham Honorary Chairs
The Evans Family Event Chairs
For informa on on ckets and sponsorship opportuni es, contact Kim Rausch, at 816.268.8237 or kim.rausch@nara.gov.
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Education Programs PROGRAMS THAT CHANGE LIVES
The Truman Library Ins tute is commi ed to helping students of all ages prepare for a life me of ac ve and informed ci zenship. Recent studies show that students are failing to grasp the significance of people, places and events in history. The educa on programs and resources offered by the Truman Library Ins tute seek to significantly raise the level of student achievement in this vital area of study, and to support teachers’ mastery of their subject areas with access to leading scholars, primary source materials, and best prac ces in teaching. The Truman Library Ins tute offers educa on programs that inspire young people to seek lives of engaged service and purpose, as modeled by America’s 33rd President.
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Edward G. and Evelyn E. Mader Founda on
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Unrestricted contribuƟons from numerous other donors.
Education Highlights:
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STUDENT OUTREACH Museum Tours Approximately 10,035 students par cipated in the Museum Tour program during the 2010-2011 academic year. More than a museum about a single man, the exhibits share some of the most drama c chapters from our American story, including the ending of World War II, the start of the Cold War, the recogni on of Israel, and the desegrega on of the U.S. Armed Forces. Interac ve exhibits, including two “Decision Theaters,” help students understand the presidency and how execu ve power is used. Pre-visit curricula sent to teachers are designed to make connec ons with what students are learning in school to the history they will be exposed to during their tour. Trained docents use an interac ve, inquiry-based approach during tours to spark curiosity, develop looking techniques, and expand cri cal-thinking skills. Overall, museum tours immerse students in a history experience – complete with interac ve exhibits, films and ar facts designed to explore the historical, cultural and social context of the life and mes of Harry Truman. Appealing to different ages and learning styles, Museum Tours provide students with a one-of-a-kind museum experience. (Grades K-12) White House Decision Center During FY2011, 5,185 students and 396 university students and adult group par cipants stepped into a recrea on of The West Wing and into the shoes of President Truman, his cabinet members, advisers, and members of the media. The White House Decision Center (WHDC) is the Truman Library’s flagship educa on program. Designed as a hands-on history lab, the WHDC strengthens student and adult skills in informa on gathering and analysis, problem solving, decision making, leadership, and communica on, while deepening knowledge of history and government. Par cipants must make one of four decisions Truman faced while president: Ending the War Against Japan, The Berlin Airli , Desegrega ng the U.S. Armed Forces or The Outbreak of the Korean War. (Grades 8-12) Truman Footlocker 5,603 students experienced the Truman Footlocker, a popular, hands-on classroom resource filled with replicas of Truman-related ar facts, documents and photographs. The trunk is accompanied by age appropriate lesson plans designed to allow educators to teach students about the various phases of President Truman’s life. (Grades K-12) Na onal History Day On March 5, 2011 the Truman Library and Museum welcomed 480 students for the regional Na onal History Day Compe on (NHD). This marked the largest student par cipa on ever in a Truman Library hosted NHD event, and was also this year’s largest regional compe on in the state of Missouri. Six students from Greater Kansas City, who received training from Truman Library Ins tute Educa on Director Mark Adams and competed at the Truman Library, placed first or second in the state compe on and qualified to compete in the naonal finals. Riya Mehta (Pembroke Hill), placed third in the na on at the 2011 Na onal History Day compe on with her senior individual performance on the Korean War. Sophia Mauro (Barstow), Missouri’s Outstanding State Entry Award winner, placed fi h in the na on with her junior individual performance on the integra on of Kansas City’s hospitals. (Grades 6-12) Presiden al Trivia Contest The trivia contest was held October 17, 2011 at the Truman Library with 66 par cipants from ten Kansas and Missouri private, parochial, public and home schools. Par cipa ng teams answered 50 ques ons from five different themes related to the Domes c Policy topic. This year’s winning team was Lee’s Summit West High School. Second place went to Blue Valley Southwest, with William Chrisman taking third place. (Grades 9-12) TRUMAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE IN NSTIITUTE | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
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TEACHER OUTREACH Summer Teacher Conference – “Kansas, Missouri and the Civil War,” July 11-15, 2011 Forty-nine teachers from nine states a ended the ninth annual Summer Teacher Ins tute held at the Truman Library. This year’s theme, “Kansas, Missouri and the Civil War, 1854-1865,” was offered as part of the regional commemora on of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. Par cipants spent the week studying the Border War, and the Civil War at large, with scholars from around the country. In addi on to hearing a series of informa ve presenta ons, the teachers researched, created and shared curricula for use in the classroom. Teacher Apprecia on Day – Museum Educa on Roundtable (MER) September 17, 2011 The Museum Educa on Roundtable (MER) and the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum sponsored a special teacher apprecia on open house at the Truman Library. MER members hosted informa onal tables and shared educa onal ac vi es and resources with 100 educators. Par cipa ng museums included, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Toy and Miniature Museum of Kansas City, Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Kansas City Museum, Na onal Archives at Kansas City, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Na onal Fron er Trails Museum, Wornall/Majors Houses, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Johnson County Museum, Shawnee Town, Na onal WWI Museum at Liberty Memorial, Union Sta on/Science City, Thomas Hart Benton Home State Historic Site, Na onal Park Service Headquarters and Brown v. Board of Educa on. Na onal History Day Workshop For Educators October 15, 2011 Fi y teachers a ended the annual Na onal History Day Workshop for Educators at the Truman Library. Workshop speakers included teachers who have a ended the na onal finals, as well as experienced Na onal History Day coordinators and judges. Presenters shared ideas on topics and gave ps on how to implement the program into the classroom and how to make their students’ Na onal History Day projects be er. Conferences/Teacher In-services The Truman Library and Truman Library Ins tute’s educa on staff are frequently invited to present programs on Truman era history and the teaching of social studies.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Curriculum Kits: Special curriculum packets, ready for classroom use, are custom designed to meet the specific goals of the reques ng teacher. These kits provide secondary educators with interac ve, learning modules on the Cold War, WWII and Presiden al Decision-Making. Video Loaning Library: More than 120 unique videos on Truman, WWI, WWII, the Cold War, and the Truman era are available to educators at no charge. Teacher Talk: A newsle er featuring educa on news and resources delivered to 8,300 educators, free of charge.
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THE ‘BUS STOPS HERE’ FIELD TRIP GRANT PROGRAM Public school systems con nue to struggle with shrinking budgets, and have reduced, if not eliminated altogether, school field trips and out of classroom learning experiences. According to a recent report by the American Associa on of School Administrators, fifty-one percent of schools na onwide reported elimina ng field trips for the 2010/2011 school year. This unfortunate trend has occurred despite the fact that most experts agree that field trips are an important part of a child’s educa on. Unfortunately, local school districts were not immune to this trend – and in 2009 many began elimina ng field trip opportuni es for their students. That same year, The Truman Library experienced a no ceable decline in par cipa on in its educa on programs. In response, the Truman Library Ins tute, commi ed to reaching as many students as possible through its exis ng and new educa on programs, created The ‘Bus Stops Here’ Field Trip Grant Program. Thanks to the availability of these scholarship funds, thousands of students have been able to visit the Truman Library and parcipate in our acclaimed educa on programs over the past three years who otherwise would not have been able to do so. The ‘Bus Stops Here’ Field Trip Grant Program provided the funds necessary for 4,099 students to visit the Truman Library during the 2010-11 school year, and we would like to thank the following generous donors whose underwri ng support made this possible: CPS Founda on, Francis Family Founda on, Arvin Go lieb Charitable Founda on, Edward G. and Evelyn E. Mader Founda on, Marny and John Sherman, and the Ten Ten Founda on. For addi onal informa on about any of the Truman Library Ins tute’s educa onal programs contact Mark Adams, Educa on Director, at (816) 268-8236 or mark.adams@nara.gov.
Testimonials
“Dear Mr. Brockman, I want to thank you for giving us a tour around the Truman Library. When I got home I was asking my mother if we could go back. I really, really want to go back.” (Bri any, Johnson Elementary)
“Please keep bus funding available! We have absolutely no transportation money and without the special funding, we could not bring our students.” (JC Harmon High School)
“Our WHDC experience is a highlight for my students each year. It is quite simply, one of the best simulations available.” (Lawrence High School)
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Grants & Awards Since it first opened its Research Room in 1959, the Truman Library has welcomed nearly 14,000 historians, writers and scholars from 40 na ons and nearly every state in the Union. The Truman Library Ins tute is proud of the strong role it has played suppor ng scholarly research throughout its fi y-four year history. The rich scholarship that exists regarding one of America’s greatest presidents can surely be a ributed to the cumula ve $2.384 million the Truman Library Ins tute has provided to scholars and researchers via Research Grants, Disserta on Fellowships, and the biennial Scholar’s Award and Truman Book Award.
RESEARCH GRANTS Carly Beckerman-Boys, Doctoral Researcher, Department of Poli cal Science and Interna onal Studies, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom. “Anglo-American RelaƟons and the PalesƟne Mandate.” Jonas Bunte, Doctoral Candidate in Poli cal Science, University of Minnesota. “Sovereign Lending and Foreign Policy: The Financial Diplomacy during the Truman Years.” Rosella Cappella, Doctoral Candidate in Poli cal Science, University of Pennsylvania. “The PoliƟcal Economy of War Finance.” Myla Vicen Carpio, Assistant Professor, American Indian Studies, Arizona State University and Karen J. Leong, Associate Professor, Women’s Studies and Asian Pacific American Studies, School of Transforma on, Arizona State University. “American Movements and Parallel Histories: The RelocaƟon of Japanese Americans and American Indians, 1941-1970.” David Collier, Doctoral Candidate in Poli cal Science, Boston University. “The InternaƟonal Dimension of Reform, LiberalizaƟon and DemocraƟzaƟon in Iran Under the Shah.” Diana Cucuz, Doctoral Candidate in History, York University, Canada. “Freedom and Femininity: RepresentaƟons of American and Soviet Women in U.S. Cold War Propaganda, 1941 to 1964.” Ralitsa Donkova, Doctoral Candidate in Poli cal Science, University of Minnesota. “PracƟces of InternaƟonal Giving: Official Foreign Aid and Private ContribuƟons to Foreign Assistance.” David Engerman, Associate Professor of History, Brandeis University. “The Global PoliƟcs of the Modern: India and the Three Worlds of the Cold War.” Brendan Green, Doctoral Candidate in Poli cal Science, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology. “Two Concepts of Liberty: American Grand Strategy and the Liberal TradiƟon.” Hannah Morgenstein Higgin, Doctoral Candidate in American History, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. “DisseminaƟng American Ideals in Africa, 1949-1969.” Geoffrey Jensen, History Instructor, University of Arkansas. “In the Shadow of the Cold War: How the Threat of Communism Transformed the American Armed Forces.” Khalil Johnson, Doctoral Candidate in African American Studies and American Studies, Yale University. “Red, Black, and Brown: African Americans in Indian Country, 1868-1975.” Vincent Lagendijk, Post-Doctoral Researcher in History, Leiden University, The Netherlands. “TransnaƟonalizing the TVA: Building in Troubled Waters.” Zachary Matusheski, Doctoral Candidate in American History, Brandeis University. “CriƟcal Years: From World War II to the Korean War.”
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Research Grants and Awards Continued Louie Milojevic, Doctoral Candidate in History, American University. “Escape to Tito-Land: American Foreign Aid and the Yugoslav Fantasy, 1948-1958.” Sam Rosenfeld, Doctoral Candidate in History, Harvard University. “PolarizaƟon and the TransformaƟon of the American Party System, 1950-1994.” Asaf Siniver, Ph.D. in Interna onal Rela ons, Lecturer in Interna onal Security, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom. “MediaƟng the Arab-Israeli Conflict: Understanding Success and Failure of Third Party IntervenƟons.”
DISSERTATION YEAR FELLOWSHIPS Samuel M. Kleiner, Doctoral Candidate in Interna onal Rela ons, University of Oxford, United Kingdom. “From the ConsƟtuƟon to the Charter: A Legal History of America’s Entry into the Korean War and Its LasƟng Legacy.” Joel Miyasaki, Doctoral Candidate in Modern U.S. History, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, “Reaching out from Internment: The Imperial Context of Japanese American IncarceraƟon during World War II.”
TRUMAN KAUFFMAN SCHOLARS PROGRAM The Truman Library Ins tute, with funding support from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Founda on, launched a major new research ini a ve and public lecture series in the fall of 2011. With the history and legacy of the Marshall Plan serving as a founda onal premise, the Ins tute will provide funding to six senior scholars over the next three years to support archival research, fellowships, and public forums focused on historical and current examples of economic development, moderniza on and societal reconstruc on. Par cipa ng scholars will present their findings through the project’s public component. Each scholar will also be expected to produce a major book on his or her research, which will be published by Cambridge University Press, who has agreed to partner with the Ins tute on this ini a ve.
THE TRUMAN LIBRARY’S DIGITAL ARCHIVE CONTINUES TO EXPAND IN SIZE AND REACH The Harry S. Truman Library and Museum provides students, teachers, and researchers from around the world with access to the most important papers, photographs and records from President Truman and his administra on. This project – currently in its 14th year – can be accessed by anyone at trumanlibrary.org, and includes the following resources: 40,080 documents, 30,794 photos, 500 oral histories, 700+ finding aids, subject guides and lesson plans. In building the digital archive, Truman Library archivists priori zed the collec on in order to make available those primary source materials that hold the highest research interest and significance. Records are accessed via a Google driven content management system. Users also benefit from the availability of helpful finding aids, subject guides, lesson plans and other reference resources. In total, these digital resources provide unprecedented access and cri cal insight into Harry Truman, his presidency and the world-altering decisions that his administra on made during a cri cal juncture in American history. The Truman Library Ins tute’s decision to make a significant investment in the Truman Library’s digital archive was prescient. Electronic research visits, reference requests, and web traffic are at an all- me high. More than ever, scholars – ranging from local high school students to interna onal researchers – are focusing their a en on on Truman as one of America’s greatest Presidents. This is evident by the 2.4+ million individual users that visited trumanlibrary.org during the past year. This ini a ve would not have been possible without generous financial support from a number of private funders. Since the Truman Library Ins tute’s decision to make the crea on of the digital archive a priority in 1998, the combined philanthropic support this project has received totals $2.7 million. In par cular, we would like to acknowledge the William T. Kemper Founda on’s leadership and generosity. We would also like to thank the Ewing Marion Kauffman Founda on for its support of our digi za on efforts.
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Friends & Members
Friends and members of the Truman Library Ins tute were treated to special programs and exclusive access in 2011, including a private recep on with Benne Forum panelists, the Fourth Annual Members Night at the Museum, the Presiden al Wreath Laying Ceremony on May 8, the Truman Economic Policy Award recep on and book programs with John Avlon, Cli on Truman Daniel and Ken Gormley.
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MEMBERSHIPS Honorary Fellows Beginning at just $35, Honorary Fellow memberships offer extraordinary benefits, including unlimited free admission to the Truman Library and all par cipa ng presiden al libraries, discounts in the Museum Store, VIP access to the annual Presiden al Wreath Laying Ceremony, and exclusive invita ons to special events throughout the year – including the annual Honorary Fellows Night at the Truman Library. Buck Stops Here Society Premier memberships start at $1,000. Benefits include invita ons to exhibit openings and exclusive travel opportuni es, private behind-the-scenes tours of the Truman Library’s archives and collec ons areas, complimentary ckets to the annual Benne Forum on the Presidency, addi onal Museum passes for associates, clients and friends, plus all Honorary Fellows benefits. SPONSORSHIPS AND UNDERWRITING The Truman Library Ins tute offers individuals, foundaons and corpora ons a variety of ways to meet their philanthropic goals throughout the year. Educa onal programs, museum exhibi ons, and special public events are just a few of the program op ons available at the Truman Library that can provide significant promo onal recognion, both regionally and na onally. To discuss the various sponsorship, underwri ng and endowment gi opons, contact Alex Burden, Execu ve Director, at (816) 268-8243. ANNUAL CUMULATIVE GIVING SOCIETY Donors whose annual gi s (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30) to the Buck Stops Here Society and Wild About Harry cumula vely meet or exceed $10,000 are invited into the President’s Inner Circle, where benefits include an exclusive invitaon to the annual President’s Inner Circle Dinner/Recepon, premier recogni on in publica ons, preferred seating at cketed Truman Library Ins tute events, and more.
Ways to Give
TRUMAN LEGACY SOCIETY The Truman Legacy Society recognizes and honors 28 generous individuals who have provided approximately $7.6 million to benefit President Truman’s library and museum by including the Truman Library Ins tute in their estate plans. In addi on to helping ensure that the Ins tute con nues to fulfill President Truman’s wishes for his library, Legacy Society members become closely connected to the Truman Library in meaningful ways. W ? A planned gi can be one you give immediately, such as stocks, property or other assets. Or, it can be one you give later, through a bequest in your will or trust. For example, you can add the “Truman Library Ins tute, Independence, MO” as a par al or total beneficiary of your life insurance, IRA, pension or other investment account. T There are a number of planned gi opportuni es which can be tailored to meet your specific financial, estate planning and charitable gi needs. This includes •
Bequests: Designate the Truman Library Ins tute in your will or trust.
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Presiden al Gi Annuity: Transfer assets irrevocably to a trust, receive an income for life and remainder goes to the Truman Library Ins tute upon your death.
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Life Insurance: Designate the Truman Library Ins tute as a beneficiary on your life insurance policy.
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Other assets: Make the Truman Library Ins tute the beneficiary of your cer ficates of deposit, an annuity, IRA or other re rement plans.
B All planned gi s will provide a significant benefit to the Truman Library Ins tute while possibly: •
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EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS Many companies will match, double, or some mes triple the value of their employees’ charitable gi s. To find out if your company par cipates, please contact your human resources office.
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TRIBUTE GIFTS Gi s made in honor or in memory of a loved one are recognized in the Truman Library Ins tute’s annual report; recipients receive no fica on of your though ulness.
Y Please to call Alex Burden (816) 268-8243 for further informa on on the Truman Legacy Society, various planned giving op ons or to let us know if you have already named the Ins tute in your estate plans.
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Volunteers & Interns VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers play an integral part in the success of the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum. In FY2011, 103 volunteers contributed 6,818 hours of service in virtually every department – from educa on to archives, museum docents to marke ng support. The following volunteers served the Truman Library and the Truman Library Ins tute in FY2011 (October 1, 2010 - September 30, 2011):
Jennifer Alston Lana Ba ste Karen Berry Be y Bla Loren Boline Harlan Brockman Bob Buhr Donna Burgess Jim Cable Alice Chapman John Chapman Steve Chase Jack Chastain Myrle Chastain Jolene Clark Sandra Colyer
Cheryl Compton Amy Crossley Harry Daffer Dick Daily Rick DeBusk Judy Dingler Frances Duncan Marjorie Durkee Leslie Hagensen JoAnn Hatch Jim Howk Dolores Hunter Ruby James Claire Jerry Susan Jones Deborah Kea ng
Dave Kerr Lani Kirsch Jo Kleinman Linda Kobe Joan Kolich Kathy Lee Beverly Lindsey Virginia Maglich Janeal Matheson Doris McCartney Cliff McCormick Jean McCormick JoAnn McInnes Bill Naylor Pat Nickle Katherine Novak
Sara Nyman Ric Nyman Curt Oldroyd Jack Perne Mildred Polc Bob Po er Carolyn Reece Donna Ryan Sharon Safley Tom Scheckel Barb Schmi Jamie Schwarz Karen Sebby Larry Sebby Stephanie Seim Don Smith
Bill Strautman Judy Sturgess Mike Summers Bob Tobia Christl Webster Arlene Welch Karl Welch Lauren White Rita White Eileen Wilcox Judy Williams Bob Wilson Joann Wilson Paul Winans
1,000 CLUB MEMBERS The following volunteers have contributed a minimum of 1,000 hours of service. The Truman Library Ins tute salutes and thanks these dedicated members of the 1,000 Club. Harlan Brockman Bob Buhr John Chapman Steve Chase Amy Crossley
Harry Daffer Ron Doering Frances Duncan Joann Hatch Dolores Hunter
Jo Kleinman Kathy Lee Doris McCartney Bill Naylor Pat Nickle
Jack Perne Mildred Polc Carolyn Reece Larry Sebby Don Smith
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Arlene Welch Karl Welch Bob Wilson Joann Wilson
With support from the Truman Library Ins tute, the Truman Library’s internship program offers a meaningful experience to students working toward careers as archivists, historians, educators and museum administrators. Joel Burzinski Shannon Lausch
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Communications The Ins tute strives to maintain an integrated marke ng communica ons plan, managing investor and stakeholder rela onships that drive brand value through communica on efforts. Through this process, the Ins tute can create and nourish rela onships by inten onally controlling or influencing all messages sent, encouraging a purposeful dialog with the public. Because the Ins tute serves a wide variety of individuals, this integrated plan ensures that all forms of communica ons and messages are linked together clearly for every genera on. Educating the public on the legacy of Harry S. Truman through various communica on venues (old and new media), is impera ve when ac ng as an effec ve communicator to the public.
WhistleStop Newsle er: The Truman Library Ins tute produced and distributed quarterly newsle ers to more than 2,700 members and investors in FY2011. Previous issues of the WhistleStop newsle er can be found online at h p://www.trumanlibrary.org/ ins tute/newsle er. Truman Library Ins tute E-News: E-mail updates are produced and distributed frequently to over 7,401 contacts. Teacher Talk Newsle er: The Truman Library Ins tute produces the Teacher Talk newsle er with upcoming events and important informa on on programming for over 8,300 teachers. Social Media: Social media marke ng is an important part of the Ins tute’s integrated marketing communica ons plan. Facebook Currently, 299 individual Facebook Fans (44% female and 52% male) “Like” our page, and reside in the following countries: United States, Germany, India, Canada, Brazil, Portugal, Czech Republic. Follow us at Facebook.com “Truman Library Ins tute.” Twi er Follow us on Twi er for real- me updates during events and for major announcements, search the name @TrumanLibInst.
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Financial Overview FY2011 REVENUES & CONTRIBUTIONS •
$2,013,200 Contribu ons Includes: corporate, founda on and individual giving, endowment, bequests, grants and sponsorships
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Donor Honor Roll
We would like to thank everyone who contributed generously during FY2011. Contribu ons to the Harry S. Truman Library Ins tute help fulfill President Truman’s wish that his library become a place where students and adults alike can learn about history, the presidency, and civic responsibility. Listed on the following pages are gi s received between October 1, 2010, and September 30, 2011. (We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact Kim Rausch at (816) 268-8237 or kim.rausch@nara.gov with any correcƟons.) BUCK STOPS HERE SOCIETY The Buck Stops Here Society is the premier membership program of the Truman Library Ins tute. Heads of State Mary and Alan A erbury DST Systems, Inc. Mary and John Hunkeler Cindy and Ken McClain Jean and Tom McDonnell Cabinet Members Kirk Carpenter Susie and Bobᶧ Evans Do e and Milton Kayle Barbara and Allen Le o Roger and Kay Novak J. B. Reynolds Founda on Gloria Schusterman Beth Smith Betsey and Rick Solberg Jeanne and Charlie Sosland West Wing Council Centerpoint Medical Center Commerce Bank of Kansas City Kansas City Power & Light Nancy and Herb Kohn Barbara and Bill Nelson Estelle and Morton Sosland UMB Bank, N.A. Margie and Keithᶧ Weber Cheryl and Bernie Williams
Presiden al Aides Grace and Michael Albana Mary Ellen and Jim Ascher Connie and Keith Ashcra George K. Baum Founda on Judy and Dave Benne Eliot Berkley Harvey Bodker Elinor Borenstein Shawsie Branton Charina Founda on, Inc. Jane Taylor and Byron Constance Copaken Family Founda on Defamco, LP Nancy and John Dillingham Polly and Paul Donnelly Linda and Hugh Evans Elaine Feld Stern Charitable Trust Sandy and Greg Galvin Jeanne and Larry Gates Barbara and Peter Ga ermeir June and Sam Hamra Shirley and Barne Helzberg Fdtn. Harry Jonas Kathleen and Dick Kirkendall Pamela and Louis LaMarra Patricia and Michael Manners George Manos Joan and Alan Marsh
Molly McGee Susan and John McMeel Larry McMullen Janet and Marshall Miller Annabel and Jim Nu er, Sr. Diane and David O’Hagan Karen and Steve Pack Cappy and Peter Powell Page and Bruce Reed Miriam and Daniel Scharf Harold Ivan Smith Susan and Tuck Spaulding The STAKE Founda on Rose Stolowy Sylvia and Jim Symington Tawani Founda on Jean and Don Wagner Maurice Watson Kelly Woestman Ellen and Jerry Wolf Sally Kemper Wood ᶧ
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GIFT MATCHING PROGRAM The Truman Library Ins tute would like to acknowledge the following corpora ons that have encouraged philanthropic generosity by their employees by offering matching funds for charitable contribu ons. American Express Gi Matching Program Bank of America Matching Gi s Program DST Systems, Inc. H & R Block Founda on GE Founda on Matching Gi s Program Hall Family Founda on
Kansas City Power & Light Kansas City Southern Ewing Marion Kauffman Founda on The Pruden al Matching Gi s Program The Sosland Founda on
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Donor Honor Roll, continued $500,000.00 and Above Ewing Marion Kauffman Founda on $100,000 to $499,999 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Johnston $50,000 to $99,999 Greater Kansas City Community Founda on William T. Kemper Founda on Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman Ten Ten Founda on* $25,000 to $49,999 DST Systems, Inc.* Mr. and Mrs. Ken McClain $10,000 to $24,999 Americo Life, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. A erbury* H & R Block Founda on CPS Founda on Susie and Bobᶧ Evans* Mr. and Mrs. Darrell E. Franklin* Arvin Go lieb Charitable Founda on Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hall, Sr.* Dr. and Mrs. John D. Hunkeler* Inergy* Jewish Community Founda on of GKC Kansas City Southern Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Kohn* Lathrop & Gage L.C. / Joy and Bert Bates* Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Le o Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Matheny, Jr.* The McDonnell Founda on* Roger and Kay Novak* J. B. Reynolds Founda on* The Sosland Founda on* $5,000 to $9,999 Andrews McMeel Universal Fdtn. A erbury Family Founda on BlueCross BlueShield of Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Bruening Bryan Cave, LLP Mr. Kirk W. Carpenter Centerpoint Medical Center Commerce Bank of Kansas City J.E. Dunn Construc on Company Francis Family Founda on GE Founda on Matching Gi s Program Husch Blackwell LLP Kansas City Power & Light Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Kayle James B. Nu er & Company Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Powell Mrs. Gloria Schusterman Mr. and Mrs. Rick Solberg
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Sosland Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wagner $3,000 to $4,999 Anonymous Donor Mr. Harvey S. Bodker Mrs. Mary Shaw Branton Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Buchbinder Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Donnelly City of Independence Lockton Companies Mr. and Mrs. William C. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pack Shook Hardy & Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Morton I. Sosland Spaulding Family Founda on S nson Morrison Hecker Truman Heartland Community Fdtn. UMB Bank, N.A. Veterans of Foreign Wars Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Williams $1,000 to $2,999 Anonymous Donors Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ascher Dr. and Mrs. Keith W. Ashcra George K. Baum Founda on Mr. and Mrs. David H. Benne Mrs. Elinor Borens ne Mrs. Jane Taylor and Mr. Byron Constance Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Cooke, II Copaken Family Founda on Mr. and Mrs. Dean Davison Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Dean, Jr. Gary Dickinson Family Charitable Fdtn. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dillingham Dr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Evans Elaine Feld Stern Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Foudree Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gates Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Ga ermeir Miss Hortense Greenley Hall Family Founda on Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Hamra Dr. Susan M. Hartmann Mr. and Mrs. J. Randall Hedlund Shirley and Barne Helzberg Fdtn. Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Howgill Mr. and Mrs. David Immenschuh Dr. Harry S. Jonas Isaac and Minnie Katz Fdtn. Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Kirkendall KPMG LLP Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaMarra Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Lindback
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mackle, Jr. The Hon. and Mrs. Michael W. Manners Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Marsh Thomas Mar n Founda on Ms. Molly A. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McGee, Jr. Dr. Nancy Newhouse and Dr. Paul McGraw Mr. and Mrs. John P. McMeel Mr. Larry L. McMullen Ms. Mary Kay McPhee and Mr. William Pfeiffer Ms. Elaine P. Meitus Mrs. Jeanne e Nichols David and Diane O’Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas K. Powell Ms. Margo L. Quiriconi Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Reed Mr. and Mrs. William M. Reisler Dr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Scharf Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schultz Dr. Harold I. Smith SNR Denton US LLP Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Spaulding, III The STAKE Founda on Mrs. Sol Stolowy The Hon. James W. Symington Tawani Founda on Mr. Maurice A. Watson Sally Kemper Wood ᶧ $500 to $999 American Century Investments Fdtn. Anonymous Donor Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Reintjes Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mayta Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Massman, IV Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hebenstreit Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ron Eiman Mr. and Mrs. Rudy De Leon Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goller Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Boyd Mr. John F. Herbst, Jr. Mr. Jonathan J. Seagle Mr. Robert M. Beren Mrs. June Beaver Ms. Sara Deubner and Dr. Linton Bayless Park University Stewardship Capital The Bridgewater Fund Inc. The Hon. Ike Skelton The Robert M. Beren Founda on University of Missouri at Columbia Walz Tetrick Adver sing
Donor Honor Roll, continued $250 to $499 - ($250.00 + ) Mr. Byron T. Adams Mr. Frank W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Travis Adams Ameristar Casinos, Inc. Dr. Carol Anderson Anonymous Donor Mrs. Gerald D. Aurbach Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Clay R. Bauske Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Beal Mrs. Ina J. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. George L. Buchman Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burden Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cable The Hon. and Mrs. Harold Caskey Mr. Edward S. Chandler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chiles Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Cluen Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coble Mrs. Richard W. Couper Be y J. and William F. Dawson Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Devine Mr. Mark Eggert Mr. John Ellena Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Ellio Mr. George M. Elsey Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Fischbach Mrs. Florence M. Fordemwalt Ms. Reta McCall Gaebler and Mr. David Gaebler Mr. and Mrs. James Goetz Ms. Sara Groves and Mr. Robert Firnhaber Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayhow Dr. Mary Ann Heiss Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hellman Mr. John C. Henshaw Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holland Mr. Allan Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Lynn C. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Hupp, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Larry S. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Jager Mrs. Judith C. Johnson Ms. Kyunghyang Park and Dr. Byong Moon Kim Mr. and Mrs. John Kimak Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knopke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kokjer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kraner Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Krigel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leboff The Richard M. & Carol H. Levin Fdtn. Mr. Richard M. Levin Dr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Long Mr. David Lonie Mr. and Mrs. George B. Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Sco W. Mach Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee Major, III Ms. Joanna M. Mar n Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Mauro, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mentzer Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Mnookin Mrs. Virginia J. Nadeau Mrs. Marylois Nevins Mr. and Mrs. Bernard O’Donnell Drs. Lillian and Manuel Pardo Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Penrod Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Pros c Mr. Bre and Dr. K. Gay Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Reintjes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David N. Revier Ms. Mary H. Roe Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Ronan, Jr. The Hon. Howard F. Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Scallions Mr. and Mrs. John L. Schmiedeler Ms. Lee Williams and Mr. Brent Schondelmeyer Dr. Arlene E. Segal Mr. and Mrs. R. Sco Smith Dr. and Mrs. Wilber B. Spalding, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Thornton Mrs. Louis W. Truman Drs. Thomas and Lisa Vansaghi Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Waldeck Ms. Carol Cur s and Mr. Edward B. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Wendel Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. White Mr. Van Wolbach Mr. and Mrs. Jerome T. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woolrich Mr. Robert Thompson and Dr. Mary Wurtz Mrs. Sarah E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zeldin Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zobrist $100 to $249 Mr. H. W. Abplanalp Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Adamo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adelman Ms. Joan Alders Ms. Suzanne E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. William L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. William J. Amend American Express Gi Matching Program Mr. and Mrs. David W. Anderson Ms. E. Vernice Anderson Mr. Eric Anderson Dr. Linnea M. Anderson Mr. Lloyd F. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Rod Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Atha, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Atlas
Mr. and Mrs. Bipin N. Avashia Bank of America Matching Gi s Program Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Barewin Mr. Robert S. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ba s Mr. and Mrs. Al Baughman Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Bryan B. Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Bier Mr. and Mrs. David Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Bonar Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Borman Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Ted Branch Dr. Walter C. Bridgewater Mrs. Mary G. Brink Mr. Arthur W. Brooks, Jr. Mr. Rodger L. Brough Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Brown Mr. Jeffrey Bruns Mr. and Mrs. William Bundschu Mr. and Mrs. Bill M. Burch Mr. and Mrs. William H. Burden, Jr. Ms. Donna Burgess Dr. and Mrs. V. Frederick Burry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Butler Mr. and Mrs. James Cable Mr. Jerry F. Caligiuri Dr. and Mrs. Robin R. Canterbury Mr. Louis Capozi The Hon. Joe Pierron and Dr. Diana Carlin Pierron Mr. Earl K. Cavanah Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Chase Ms. Patricia Chasnoff Mr. Stephen B. Chick Mr. Greg Cusack and Mr. Robert Claassen Mr. Earl P. Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Sanford L. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cohn Peter and Jamie Coniglio Ms. Therese Ciolek and Mr. George Cornish Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Darrell A. Cross The Hon. and Mrs. G. L. Crystal Trooper and Mrs. Albert Curley Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Cur n Mr. and Mrs. Don Dagenais Mr. Rick DeBusk Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Decker Mr. and Mrs. Larry Delmont Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. DeNigris Mr. and Mrs. Carl DiCapo Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Dickey Frances Dillingham ᶧ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Doering Mr. Michael B. Downey Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Draper, III
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Donor Honor Roll , continued The Hon. and Mrs. Michael Dukakis Mrs. Courtney R. Earnest Mr. and Mrs. Alan Edelman The Hon. and Mrs. Bert T. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. George L. Eib Mr. Robert L. Engel Ms. Marcia Rodgers and Mr. Steve Everly Mr. George Ewing, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Fedo n Mr. and Mrs. Burton M. Fendelman Mr. and Mrs. David E. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ferro Fidelity Charitable Gi Fund Ms. Marjorie Finley Mrs. Mary Faye Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fleming Dr. and Mrs. Barry L. Flinchbaugh Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Franklin Mr. and Mrs. John D. French Mr. and Mrs. Rick E. Fullerton The Hon. and Mrs. Jack E. Gant Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Gibson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. William Gossman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gourley Commissioner Ronald Gravino Mr. and Mrs. Moulton Green, Jr. Ms. Marty Greene and Mr. Jack Casper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Barry Grissom Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Hackman Mr. C. Francis Hales Dr. and Mrs. Alonzo L. Hamby Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Harge Mrs. Jane E. Hartne Dr. William E. Hauser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Hawks Mr. Thomas D. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Haynes Drs. James and Maridella Heiman Mrs. Joyce Herman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Hess Mr. Albert Owen and Ms. Juarenne Hester Mrs. Walter Hiersteiner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Higgins, III Mr. Gordon S. Hodgkins Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hoenig Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Hogarty Prof. and Mrs. Dan N. Jacobs Mrs. Ann Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Jaffe Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jancek Dr. and Mrs. William H. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Kevin Johnson Ms. Wendy Frieman and Dr. David Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Johnson
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Mr. Stephen B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Oskar Kaaring Mr. Theodore E. Kapala Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Kaplan Mrs. Connie Katowitz Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Katz Mr. William Paulic and Ms. Barbara Kay Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Kennedy Mr. John L. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Kurt L. Killen Mr. William D. Kinsella Dr. Robert E. Kleiger Mr. and Mrs. John P. Knable, II Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Koechner Mr. and Mrs. Philip Konort Mr. and Mrs. Mark Koontz Mr. Charles H. Kopke Mr. and Mrs. Sanders R. Lambert, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Burnell Landers The Hon. Donald H. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Lappin Mr. and Mrs. Orville M. Larson Dr. and Mrs. Bryan F. LeBeau Ms. Lisa Leonard Mrs. William Levi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Levitan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Lindenbaum Dr. Malcolm E. Linville, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Byrne Litschgi Prof. Alfred L. Lorenz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MacAvoy Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Madison Mr. and Mrs. Dale Maginness Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Marder Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mar n Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mar n Mr. and Mrs. John T. Massman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mathews Ms. Dee Mathews Miss Barbara Ann Maxwell Mr. Dennis Taylor and Dr. Bridget McCandless Mr. Neal W. McCleary Ms. Virginia McCoy Mrs. Anne McGee Mrs. Joseph J. McGee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Menitove Ms. Kay Menzel Metropolitan Arbitra on and Media on Service, Inc. Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff Midwest Center for Holocaust Educ. Colonel Paul L. Miles Ms. Nancy Milgram CW04 David L. Miller, USNR Mr. and Mrs. James C. Miller Rev. Wilson D. Miscamble Mr. and Mrs. Elton M. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Moody, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Morgan
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Mr. Joseph W. Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Moseman Mr. and Mrs. James P. Murie Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Naylor Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Nerman Mr. Kevin Nickle Mr. and Mrs. James C. Noonan Mr. James R. Ogle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn E. Olsson Ms. Phyllis Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Davis Mr. I. Ozar Mr. Emory C. Parks Mrs. Patricia A. Parr Mr. and Mrs. H. Sco Peck Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Perelson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Pierce Mr. William R. Piper Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Pis lli Mr. and Mrs. Michael Poland Dr. and Mrs. Donald Po s Mr. Douglas R. Price Dr. Alice M. Purdes Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Pyster Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Quint Mr. Daniel Radke Mr. and Mrs. David Raffel Mr. James F. Reed Dr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Reed Ms. Stephanie Reed The Hon. and Mrs. James Reinhard Mrs. Ann H. Rich Mr. Thomas P. Richter Ms. Mildred W. Roesler-Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Rothschild Mr. Ernest Rubenstein Dr. and Mrs. David A. Rubio Dr. and Mrs. David L. Sallee Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sands Mr. and Mrs. Jason Scallions Ms. Marilyn Schade Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Scheibach Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Schnare Charles Schwab Founda on Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Schwartze Mr. John A. Scully Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Sebby Mr. Thomas Sellmeyer Mr. Christopher Senior Mr. and Mrs. J. Stan Sexton Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert J. Shippee, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Shrout Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Sienicki Mr. Robert P. Sigman Ms. Margaret A. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Simon
Donor Honor Roll, continued The Hon. and Mrs. Alan K. Simpson Dr. and Mrs. W. Chris an Sizemore Dr. and Mrs. Max J. Skidmore Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Slabotsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Slater Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Smith Mrs. Darline C. Smith Mr. William G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R. Sowers Ms. Barbara Paddock and Mr. Jordan Sprechman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Stern Mr. John A. Stern Mr. William T. Stewart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. James S lley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Stra on Mrs. Karen Kirtley Stubbs Ms. Lisa A. Sullivan Ms. Patricia Petre Surber Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Su on Mr. and Mrs. H. Kenneth Swearingen Mr. and Mrs. James O. Talbot Dr. and Mrs. Duane A. Tananbaum Dr. and Mrs. Kent R. Thomas Mr. Stephen H. Timmons Toledo Federa on of Teachers Local 250 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Trandahl Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Triple Mrs. and Mr. Linda S. Trout Mr. and Mrs. William M. Tucker UBS Founda on USA Matching Gi Program Mr. and Mrs. Grant T. Van Duzee Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Van Vacter Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Veis Mr. and Mrs. Joel Vickers Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Villalva Ms. Rosemarie Vohsen Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Wertz Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. West Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Westhoff Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Whitcomb Mr. and Mrs. James M. Whitworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Wildermuth Prof. Caroline H. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Don Willcoxon Mrs. Lillie B. Williams SP5 and Mrs. Aubrey E. Williamson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wilson Mr. Paul D. Wilson Mrs. Darla Wolters Mr. James G. Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Young Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zwillenberg $99 or less Mrs. Oca Mae Abernathy Ms. Teresa Abramowski and Mr. Evere Och Mr. and Mrs. John E. Alldredge
Ms. Kathie L. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Francis Amoroso The Hon. and Mrs. Ira Anders Mr. Donald D. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Anderson Mrs. C. J. Anderton Anonymous Donors Ms. Chris ne Arentson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ashton Mr. and Mrs. William L. Atwood Dr. and Mrs. James D. Aus n Mrs. Gwen Aylward Mr. and Mrs. Marlow S. Baar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bacic Dr. B. Joyce Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bailey Mr. and Mrs. David E. Balducchi Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Balka Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bardsley Mr. and Mrs. Bryant P. Barnes Mr. Robert Barry Dr. and Mrs. Harold F. Bass, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Becker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Beikman Dr. Ernest L. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. William S. Berkley Mr. and Mrs. George L. Berlacher Mr. Charles M. Berlau His Excellency Chris an Bertelson Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Bertoncin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Be lach Mr. C. Glenn Be s Ms. Victoria B. Billard Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bills Mr. Alan Black Ms. Darcy Howe and Mr. John Black Mr. Maynard M. Blackwood Mr. Charles E. Blankenship Ms. Be y D. Bla Mr. and Mrs. Larry N. Blick Mr. and Mrs. David Bludworth Mr. and Mrs. Cur s L. Bock Ms. Colleen Boeding Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bogacz Mr. and Mrs. James Borthwick Ms. Carol M. Borys Mr. Leslie P. Boston Mr. Ralph Thomas Bota Ms. Diana K. Boylls Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brady Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brant Mr. Douglas M. Bra ebo Dr. Walter Brayman Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Brennan Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Brick Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bright Mr. Harlan E. Brockman Mrs. Ellen Broderick Dr. Mark J. Brodkey Dr. William J. Brooks and Mrs. Barbara C. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Brooks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Mr. Dallas E. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Brown Ms. and Mr. Tom Brown Judge Wesley E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bruner, Jr. Mrs. Sally N. Bueno Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Burks Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Burnup Mrs. Beulah J. Burrus Mr. and Mrs. Riley L. Burrus Mr. and Mrs. Mike Buser Dr. Elwyn L. Cady, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Callinan Ms. Sandy Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Bret Capranica Ms. Nicki R. Cardwell Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carey Ms. Judith Ann Carey Mr. and Ms. Edward Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carlson Ms. Rebecca A. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Carrozzo Ms. Chelsea Cassell Mr. and Mrs. Jim W. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Cha ield Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Childs Mr. Leo M. Chop Mr. Mark E. Chop Mrs. Irene A. Chris ansen Mr. Terry L. Chronister Mr. and Mrs. John Cianciolo Dr. Anna Cienciala Mr. and Mrs. Foster Clark Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. William M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Clemons Ms. Jane Cogan Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Cohn Ms. Bernice I. Coleman Mr. David Coleman Mr. William J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Mar n M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Frank Correl Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Co on Mr. and Mrs. Hardin C. Cox Mrs. Eugenia R. Crain Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Crider Mr. and Mrs. Geral Culp Mrs. Regina Smith Culver Ms. Nancy Cummings Mr. and Mrs. C. Leroy Cundiff Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Y. Curran
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Donor Honor Roll, continued Mr. and Mrs. John T. Curry LCDR Art Cur s Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Daddona Ms. Jo Anna Dale Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dale Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dannhauser Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Dauer Daughters of the American Revolu on Mr. and Mrs. Chris L. Davis Major and Mrs. Douglas J. Davis Col. Kenneth P. Davis (Ret.) Ms. Abby Day Mr. and Mrs. William W. Deacon Prof. and Mrs. Wayne L. Decker Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Deluce Mr. John H. Dengler Ms. Carolyn M. De llier Mr. Nicholas A. Di Blasio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dick Mrs. Martha Dillman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Dinneen Mr. Terry Gratz and Ms. Erica A. Dobreff Mr. and Mrs. Youngsik Dokko Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donath, Ed.D. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Donath Mr. and Mrs. Craig Doty Ms. Hazel A. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Downey Mrs. Adele S. Dresner Dr. and Mrs. George M. Drew Mr. Walter V. Duane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Dunlap Mr. Mark Durbin and Mrs. Ellen Durbin Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Edelstein Mr. Jason A. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Ehrenpreis Dr. and Mrs. Gustave Eisemann Mr. Robert Eller and Ms. Mary Vincent Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ellio Mr. and Mrs. William S. Embury Mr. and Mrs. Sam Enna Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Epsten Mr. Hotavio Escamilla Mr. and Mrs. Mark Eubank Mr. Gregory E. Eufinger, Jr. Mr. Robert W. Facer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. John Fatz The Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Federman Ms. Marilyn Fenton Mr. Michael P. Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Figler Mr. Jon Finkle Ms. Eve Finley Mr. Jeffrey Firestone Mr. Roger Fisher
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Ms. Lora Hackman Fitzgerald Ms. Amy Fitzsimmons Mr. Paul Flam Mrs. Jacqueline S. Fleschman The Hon. and Mrs. Donald R. Ford, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fox Mr. and Mrs. A. Warren Francis Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Francis Ms. Randi Frank Mr. and Mrs. Roger Franklin The Hon. and Mrs. Thomas J. Frawley Mrs. Helen L. French Prof. and Mrs. Richard M. Fried Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Fried Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Friedland Miss Luella E. Friend Ms. Vesta Frizzell Mr. and Mrs. David M. Fulk Dr. Connel R. Fullenkamp Mr. Mark Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Gaar Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gall Ms. Nancy Gallagher Reverend Keith Garrison Mr. Roger C. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gerchick Mr. and Mrs. Douglas N. Ghertner Ms. Ruth K. Gieschen Professor and Mrs. James N. Giglio Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gilbertson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Gilmar n Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Glenn Mr. Steven D. Goers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Gonas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Goodell Dr. and Mrs Craufurd D. Goodwin Ms. Patricia L. Gore Ms. M. S. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Gose Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Go lieb Dr. and Mrs. Keith G. Grafing Mr. and Mrs. Loeb H. Granoff Mr. Paul R. Grass Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Green Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Green Ms. Louise Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Bob Greer Mr. Norman Greer Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Greim Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Grimaldi Mr. Joel Groninga Mr. Stephen Groninga Mrs. Gwendel C. Hagen Ms. Norma R. Hagerty Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hahs Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hallquist Ms. Willa J. Hamann Ms. Gretchen W. Hamilton
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Mr. and Mrs. Major D. Hamme Mr. and Mrs. David Hankinson Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Hanover Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hanson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Harbert Ms. Barbara A. Hare Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Harkins Mr. and Mrs. David A. Harrington Mr. Darwin Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Harris Mr. Thomas A. Harz Dr. and Mrs. Larry J. Hasse Mr. and Mrs. Wendell R. Hathhorn Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hayden Heritage Petroleum, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heuertz Mrs. Doris M. Hickson Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Higginbotham Ms. Joan Hilger-Mullen Mrs. James T. Hill, Jr. Miss Elise Hill Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hill Mrs. Helen L. Hilliard Mrs. Edgar G. Hinde Mr. Robert Hite Ms. Phyllis Holter Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Holzle Mr. James R. Homan Ms. Loraine Honeywell Ms. Gerlinde M. Hopkins Ms. Cindy Horn Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobson-Beyer Dr. and Mrs. William J. James Ms. Adell J. Janzen Mr. Bill Jeffress Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Jeffries Mr. Jay R. Jennings, II Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Johns Ms. Ann C. Johnson Dr. Niel M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston Mrs. Chris na Jones Mr. John P. Jones Ms. Paula L. Jones Mr. R. Michael Jones Mr. Robert R. Jones Mr. Thomas L. Jumps Mr. Edward Junk Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kander Dr. and Mrs. Ray Kandt Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Kapell Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kapke Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M. Karsh Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Katz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Katz Mr. Homer Kay
Donor Honor Roll, continued Mr. Nick Kazarian Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Keeland Ms. Joyce L. Keeler Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Kiely Ms. Shelley King Mr. and Mrs. D. Jack Klein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kleinman Mr. and Mrs. William Klier Mr. Lloyd R. Knox Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Koirtyohann Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kollar Mrs. Margaret Koontz Ms. Irene Kovac Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Krahenbuhl Mr. Robert H. Kralicek Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kraner Mr. Eric M. Kra y Ms. Vanessa Chong Kuna Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kutler Ms. Barbara M. Kuzdzol Professor Virginia J. Laas Mr. Philip D. Lagerquist Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Laitner, Jr. Mrs. Leona G. Lambert-Suchet Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Langford Mr. and Mrs. Asher C. Langworthy, Jr. Mr. Leo R. Lapierre Mr. James E. Larson, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Laskey Mr. and Mrs. Norman G. Laumeyer Mr. Larry LaVoie Mr. and Mrs. James Layland Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Leaman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Myung Woong Lee Mr. Steven G. Lee Dr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Lessig Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jos Linn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Liska Mr. and Mrs. David D. Lodwick Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loncaric Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lorimer Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lorimer Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Loven Ms. Winda Love Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lowrey Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Luetjen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Luhnow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lund Mr. Glenn S. Lunden Dr. and Mrs. Harold H. Lurie Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Fred Machado Dr. and Mrs. Jim MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Mahurin Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Mallin
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Maloney Mr. Timothy Malpede Mr. Singer Manfred Mr. and Mrs. Ken C. Manqueros Mr. and Mrs. Ross P. Marine Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Marne Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Marsh Mrs. Barbara Hall Marshall Dr. Carol Marshall Mr. Edward E. Marshall Dr. Robert L. Marshall Mr. Herbert W. Mar n Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCarron Mrs. Doris A. McCartney Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCormick Mr. and Mrs. William J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Woody McElroy Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. McFarlane Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McKeel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McKiernan Mr. Larry McMaster Mrs. Priscilla J. McMillan Miss Connie C. McQuain Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McShane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Meade Ms. Lucinda S. Holmes and Mr. Clifford Meek Mr. and Mrs. Rawleigh G. Mendenhall Dr. and Mrs. Robert Meneilly Mrs. R. H. Miller Ms. Jana Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller Mr. and Mrs. Whitney F. Miller Dr. Wilbur H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gary Million Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mills Dr. Franklin D. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell Ms. Melanie R. Moentmann Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Monahan Ms. Marilyn Montgall Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mooney Mrs. Norma J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Morman Dr. and Mrs. J. Harold Morris Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morrison, III Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Jerold W. Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Dick Munzinger Mr. Seth Musselman Ms. Elizabeth A. Myers Colonel and Mrs. Charles Nahlik Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelles Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Neuse Mr. and Mrs. Reid Nickisch Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nickle Mr. Paul Niewrzel Ms. Laura D. Nolte
Ms. Arlene F. Gerhard Norris Dr. Henrie a Spencer and Mr. Michael A. Norton Ms. Sheri Nove Mr. and Mrs. James I. Nu er Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nygren Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Donnell Mr. Ronald H. Oe ng Dr. and Mrs. John E. Offu Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Oliver Mr. Duane R. Olsen Mrs. Vera Olson Mr. Ted Olson Mrs. James C. Olson Ms. Norma Oren Ms. Susanna Organic Mrs. Emma L. Owen Pace Law Firm, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palan Mr. Uldis J. Palde Mrs. Ma Palluconi Mr. Kent I. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Paris Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Parrish Mr. and Mrs. F. Dale Parson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pashen Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Pa nkin Ms. Marilyn P. Pa erson Mr. Steven D. Pa on Ms. Heather N. Paxton Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Pelka Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pelofsky Capt. Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.) Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Pennacchio Ms. Patricia A. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Peters Dr. Jody L. Peterson Ms. Patricia L. Petet Mr. Donald L. Ploeger Mrs. Mary Elizabeth T. Plyler Dr. and Mrs. Monte M. Poen Ms. Mildred Polc Mr. and Mrs. Randy Posten Mr. and Mrs. Steven Po er Ms. Amanda Powell Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Price, II Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Prosser The Pruden al Matching Gi s Program CDR and Mrs. Gerald P. Pulley, (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Pu Mr. Jack Quint Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Rafferty Ms. Carlyle J. Raine Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Raney Mr. John A. Rauschkolb Mrs. Jackson P. Ravenscro Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reakes Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Reasoner Judge and Mrs. Edward C. Reed, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Rehor
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Donor Honor Roll, continued Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reicher The Hon. and Mrs. Don Reimal Mr. James P. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Richmeier Ms. Linda M. Ridgeway Mrs. Jean E. Riffle Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Rights Rear Admiral and Mrs. J.T. Riker Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Rinehart Ms. Diana Ri er Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robb Dr. and Mrs. David Brian Robertson Mr. Ben Rogers Mrs. Benjamin F. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rogers Dr. Marvin Rogolsky Ms. Sherrill L. Rosen Ms. Deborah S. Rosenberg Mr. Richard Rosman Dr. and Mrs. Gene Ross Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Rostenberg Dr. and Mrs. Jay Rozen Mr. Richard Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rubin Ms. Marilyn Rue Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Rushing Ms. Mary Russell Mrs. Violet E. Rutledge Mr. Mike Ryan Dr. Sara L. Sale Mr. Robert T. Salsman The Hon. and Mrs. Stanley J. Salva Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Salz Mr. Richard E. Sandeen Ms. Linda Bray and Mr. Peter Sandstrom Mr. Robert B. Sa erfield Capt. and Mrs. Thomas J. Saul Mr. Keith L. Savastano Mr. John E. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Scherer Ms. Dorothy L. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Schmiedeler Drs. Schowengerdt and Koenig Mr. Jim Schraeder Rosemary G. Schrepfer, M.D. Dr. William C. Schumann Mr. and Mrs. John Gregg Scircle, III Mr. and Mrs. Rex W. Scouten Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Seat Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Sehrt Mr. and Mrs. Stanford L. Severance Mrs. Anne H. Shalinsky Mr. Robert Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw Dr. Ellen Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Steve G. Sherry Sherwood Landscaping Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Yuan-Chuan Sheu
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Mr. David A. Shipp Ms. Hazel H. Shippee Dr. A. Louis Shor Ms. Margaret E. Shouse Mrs. Be y Shrout Mr. Timothy Shull Siegel Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Slater Mr. and Mrs. Roger Slusher Mr. and Mrs. J. Randolph Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dennis V. Smith Mr. Donald A. Smith Ms. Pamela A. Smith The Hon. and Mrs. Philip G. Smith Mr. Sam Snyder Dr. and Mrs. Warren H. Solomon Ms. Genevieve A. Soulis Mr. John W. Spellman Dr. and Mrs. Wesley B. Spillman Ms. Kimberly J. Spitzig Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Spry Mr. and Mrs. O o M. Spurny Mr. and Mrs. Ken Srozinski Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Stanford Mr. James A. Starke Mr. Raymond Starzmann Dub and Joy Steincross The Hon. and Mrs. Robert Steinkamp Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Donivan Stogsdill Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stoliar Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Stoll Ms. Mary L. Stone Mr. Arthur H. Stoup Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Streen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Streu Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Stringer Ms. Beth Wasson and Mr. Paul K. Stuewe Mr. and Mrs. John Stutzer Mr. and Mrs. William Sunderland Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swails Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Sweeny Mr. Morris W. Sykes Mr. and Mrs. David R. Sylvan Dave and Barbara Sylvan Fdtn. Mr. Edward R. Szynal Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Tanner Mr. Melvin E. Tansill, Jr. Ms. and Mr. Joe Temm Mr. and Mrs. George H. Templeton Ms. Sherry S. Templeton Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James H. Thomas Mr. John W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thornton Ms. Karen Todd Mr. Ronald J. Tomczykowski
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Ms. Margaret Tompkins Mrs. Earlene E. Townsend Mr. James F. Townsend Mrs. Norma Trahan Ms. Kris n Trandahl Ms. Ruth R. Traurig Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Truman Mr. Bonnie B. Turner Ms. Mary L. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Turren ne Mr. Daniel E. Uscian Mr. and Mrs. Del Vanderploeg Mr. George P. Viegelmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Vile Mr. and Mrs. George P. Vogt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Volpe W.R. Poage Legisla ve Library Ms. Linda K. Wade Mr. and Mrs. John J. Waldron, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Waldron, III Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Mr. and Mrs. Doug Walter Mrs. Marilyn F. Walz Mr. Jeffrey R. Wayne Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Webb, II Dr. and Mrs. Barton Wechsler Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wehrli Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Welborn Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Welling Ms. Judith L. Welpman Westwood Women’s Club Mrs. Helen E. White Mrs. Lana White Mrs. Jean L. Whitener Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Whitley Mr. and Ms. Jim Whi en The Hon. and Mrs. Jim Whorton Mr. Frank P. Wilfley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Williams Mr. Gregg Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Williams Dr. James H. Williams Ms. Margie Willis Dr. and Mrs. Mar n Willman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Windsor Drs. Be y Winfield and Barry Hyman Mr. and Mrs. James W. Winfrey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winter Mr. Sheldon Wishna Mr. John L. Wolfe Mr. Frank Woodside and Dr. Sandra Woodside Mr. William H. Woodson Ms. H. Irene Wya Dr. Kathleen Xidis Mr. Richard W. Yarling Dr. Lawrence A. Yates Mr. and Mrs. John Yocum Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Yonke
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Zalimeni Ms. Lisa Pace and Dr. Robert Zangrando Mr. and Mrs. Stanford A. Zeldin Mr. and Mrs. Miles J. Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Zennario Ms. Elaine O. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. George H. Zimmerman Ms. Kimby E. Zook Dr. and Mrs. Gary D. Zuck
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Bill Dawson Mrs. Be y J. Dawson Floyd Anson and Dorothy W. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaMarra John L. and Cora Ball Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaMarra Dick Crumpton Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lyons Laura Burden Anonymous Donor Marcella Shinn Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lewis Sir Arthur Gilbert Ms. Elaine P. Meitus
Shawsie Branton’s 90th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. West Mr. and Mrs. Sanders R. Lambert, Jr. Mary and John Hunkeler Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Ga ermeir Judi Lane Ms. Patricia L. Petet Rose Stolowy’s 100th Birthday Sam Goller Family Roberta Pollack Family
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