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FOR’s Vision:
FOR National Council
We envision a world of justice, peace, and freedom. It is a revolutionary vision of a beloved community where differences are respected, conflicts are addressed nonviolently, oppressive structures are dismantled, and where people live in harmony with the earth, nurtured by diverse spiritual traditions that foster compassion, solidarity, and reconciliation.
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FOR’s Mission: FOR-USA seeks to replace violence, war, racism, and economic injustice with nonviolence, peace, and justice. We are an interfaith organization committed to active nonviolence as a transforming way of life and as a means of radical change. We educate, train, build coalitions, and engage in nonviolent and compassionate actions locally, nationally, and globally. Since 1915, The Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) has carried on programs and educational projects concerned with domestic and international peace and justice, nonviolent alternatives to conflict, and the rights of conscience. A nonviolent, interfaith, tax exempt organization, FOR promotes nonviolence and has members from many religious and ethnic traditions. It is a part of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR), which has affiliates in over 40 countries.
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FOR Staff Management Team Mark C. Johnson, Ph.D., Executive Director Hillary Gaston, Sr., D.Min., Chief Operations Officer
Program Team John Lindsay-Poland, Director, Analysis and Latin America & The Caribbean Susana Pimiento-Chamorro, Director, Action and Latin America & The Caribbean Liza Smith, Director, Accompaniment in Colombia Shauen Pearce, Director, Social, Economic & Racial Justice Leila Zand, Director, Civilian Diplomacy and the Middle East
Organizational Advancement and Communications Ethan Vesely-Flad, Communications Director Jonette O'Kelley Miller, MPA, Development Director Linda Kelly, Development Assistant Nicole Taylor, Data Entry Assistant
Operations and Finance Hillary Gaston, Sr., D.Min., Chief Operations Officer Karen Heuer, Bookkeeper Mary Heckler, Events Coordinator & Peace House Host Tom Morrison, Receptionist & Contact Specialist Meredith Krashes Nicolich, Administrative Assistant
REFLECTIONS FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The second step of gratitude is to have had
work. We have made a point to position
the support of members and volunteers as
ourselves among the major donors to FOR’s
activists and proponents of the pacifist
work to provide a model for such support, and
agenda, as local chapter and affiliate represen-
with the good fortune of a pension from my
tatives of the work on the ground, and as
last career with the YMCA, to step up this
National Council and Task Force members.
giving in our last year as the highest paid
The continued legitimacy of this work is
employee of FOR. It is this last step of grati-
dependent on this cadre of support and
tude where FOR, and all non-profits that rely
engagement. I have had the privilege to serve
on charitable support, are most challenged.
with three supremely well qualified national
The national and global economies are such
chairpersons, Ed McManus, Paul Dekar and
that prospective donors are more cautious and
Andrea Briggs, around whom a solid team of
less able to extend support. And as happy as
leadership was formed. I believe FOR is a
we are to have a larger pool of partners in this
While this communication is retrospective
stronger organization than ever as a result of
work, the choices become increasingly difficult
and covers a period outside the current fiscal
our partnership.
among groups. But I leave most anxious about
Gentlefriends:
calendar, it is, in effect, the last opportunity
The third step of gratitude is to have had
this need to sustain the work of FOR into its
I will have as the outgoing executive director
the company of a dedicated and talented
to try to convey my gratitude for the opportu-
staff, again one of the most important legacies
nity to be of service to the Fellowship of
of FOR. In the small circle of just over a dozen
gratitude and confidence in the importance of
Reconciliation for the past six years.
people we see commitment to and experience
the work, the generous work of volunteers on
The first step of gratitude is to have been
second hundred years. My parting hope is that you share my
in the work on five continents, involvement in
our behalf, the stalwart service of profession-
identified with what is now approaching 100
networks that reach into every corner of the
als and that you continue to recognize and
years of service to the principles of truth and
peace and social justice movements in the
contribute to the sustenance of FOR with
love to advance the work of social justice
United States, and creative, selfless, sacrificial
your gifts. The stories here should give you
through active nonviolence. Sadly, the work is
contribution to often thankless demands. I will
hope and courage to that end.
no less urgent today than when it began in
cherish these friendships long beyond this
1915, than when I became associated with it
period of service.
as a conscientious objector in 1969, than when
Preach Peace, Pray for Peace, Practice Peace,
The final step of gratitude is to have had
I was engaged as the executive director in
the capacity and the willingness to stretch into
2007, or than it will be when my successor is
financial support of the work of FOR. I am
secured. But one of the simple truths is that
blessed with a life-partner who has grown into
the fact we are still present to the work is
the fullest appreciation of the need to use our
Mark C Johnson, PhD
important and necessary in its own right
assets as well as our talents to support this
Executive Director
MUSINGS FROM THE CHAIR OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
What shall I highlight for you about FOR’s
the National Council and the staff, and the
the daily chances right in front of us for
year past? For me personally the year has
national membership as a whole provide
shunning violence and making peace. Are you
brought the end of my time as chair of
well-integrated continuity in the midst of
called to civil disobedience on behalf of the
theNational Council, an occasion for celebrat-
change.
environment? Can you organize a gun-
ing the new things we as a board accom-
FOR more broadly must look both back-
violence conversation in your house of
plished, and taking note of those things not
ward and forward, as we soon reach the end
worship? Do you know someone who needs a
yet done.
of our first century as an organization. A
copy of FOR’s latest booklet on the drug war?
milestone of this magnitude motivates grati-
Do you know where your senators stand on
of conceiving the work FOR does, as an
tude for the women and men who have
US drone attacks? Can you sponsor someone
organization rooted in the membership, the
preceded us, self-examination regarding one’s
to join our accompaniment team in Colombia?
local chapters, the peace fellowships and our
own commitment and contribution, and hope
other affiliates. We have come to terms with
and eagerness for both forming FOR’s future
the soon departure of a well-loved and
and seeing it revealed. We turn to all of you
exceedingly competent executive director,
readers to remember where we have been,
and begun the process of hiring a new one.
and imagine where there is next to go, and to
We have furthered our own capacity as a
join us in the many events now being planned
smoothly-functioning community which honors
for our Centennial Celebration.
As a board, we have embraced new ways
and relies on the various faith traditions of our board members. And you see, already, looking to the future
May there be moments for all of us of turning backward in remembrance, and forward in hope, without forgetting where we
– the next National Council chair, the next
each are, right at this moment. May FOR be
executive director, it is satisfying to me that
that motivator for each of us to take note of
Please do, any of these things, today.
Andrea Briggs Chair, National Council FOR USA
YEAR IN REVIEW The Brooklyn-based organization SOS (Save Our Streets) Crown Heights was the 2011 recipient of our National Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace Award. Pictured below is one of their prize-winning banners.
Fiscal Year 2012 was a busy time for the Fellowship of Reconciliation. We centralized our international and domestic work under the manifesto of “Demilitarizing Life and Land (DLL).� Our focus was to establish a foundation for our regional coordination strategy. Seeking to reinvigorate our regional and local relationships, we interviewed and connected with chapters and individual members based in identified regions to explore and support the issues being addressed in their local communities.
In August 2011, Rev. Lucas Johnson and Rev.
led two delegations, one to Afghanistan and
Osagyefo Sekou represented FOR as members
another to Balata, Palestine.
of the African Heritage Delegation sponsored
In October, FOR was present for the
by the FOR-birthed organization Interfaith
Gandhi-King Conference in Memphis, Tennes-
Peace-Builders. The first quarter saw FOR-USA
see, and also recognized by the Spring Valley -
participating in a planning conference in
New York chapter of the NAACP with one of
Chicago in preparation for the May 2012
their Trailblazer Awards for our enduring work
NATO and the G8. During this period, we also
for peace, justice, and nonviolence.
The Rockland Immigration Coalition was
following activists and organizations for their
FOR’s 2011 winner of our Local Nyack Area
passion and commitment to establishing peace
Peace Award. The Rockland Immigration
among the human family: Dr. Sonal Ambani
Coalition came into existence in 1999 as a
received the 2011 International Pfeffer Peace
grassroots community effort to address the
Award. Dr. Ambani is the founder of World
health, legal and educational needs of immi-
Peace 2012 - 2040. This initiative aspires to
grants living in Rockland County. Run by a
have 365 days of peace by the year 2040.
group of committed volunteers, the RIC
Starting at the beginning of 2012, the heads of
continues to grow and expand both their
respective countries are asked to pledge and
advocacy and service efforts.
declare peace for the first day of each month that year. This means, as a day of peace, any country that is at war will agree to a ceasefire.
For more peace awards, see:
It is hoped that each year following, another
http://forusa.org/blogs/linda-kelly/for-
day of peace will be added per month.
announces-peace-prize-winners-for-2011/8729
The Brooklyn-based organization “SOS (Save Our Streets) Crown Heights” was the 2011 recipient of our National Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace Award. SOS Crown Heights offers several initiatives including mediation and collaborating with clergy, churches, other community organizations, artists and youth for the purpose of ending gun violence in their neighborhood.
top left photo: 2011 winner of FOR’s National Martin Luther King Peace Award: members of SOS (Save Our Streets) Crown Heights staff with executive director Mark C. Johnson. Pictured starting 3rd from right, Derrick Scott, Outreach Worker Supervisor, Lisa Jones, Program Director, and Mark C. Johnson. top center photo: Dr. Sonal Ambani, 2011 winner of FOR’s International Pfeffer Peace Award. top right photo: 2011 winner of FOR’s Local Nyack Area Peace Award, the Rockland Immigration Coalition.
2012 Peace Awards
Also in fiscal year 2012, we celebrated the
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YEAR IN REVIEW Ricky Richard Anywar in Uganda with a few of his students.
In keeping with Demilitarizing Life and
Each fellow brought his/her
FOR-USA also commemorated the ten-year
global perspective and
anniversary of September 11, 2011. In 2001,
practical work experience
following the tragedy, we stated: “This is not a
to local nonprofits while
time for panic, suspicion, and hate. It is a time
also gaining leadership and
to draw upon the deep resources of faith and
management skills they
to examine our lives in the light of the oneness
could later transfer
of the human family and the divine spirit that
and apply in their own
animates us all.” Ten years later, we declare,
community work.
“Time will not heal all wounds, nor even teach
Ricky and Abel spent four months living
us all the lessons we need to learn. Only
Land, FOR’s work was refreshed by the
and working in our national headquarters
loving-kindness and compassion, for ourselves
presence of two international fellows from the
learning about FOR’s work in Social, Economic
and for others, will lead to true healing…
Washington, DC based International Research
and Racial Justice. As a part of “I WILL NOT
Holding our panic in check, suspecting only
and Exchanges Board (IREX). As members of
KILL,” travelling to Chicago and the Bronx,
bigotry and demonization as betrayals of
IREX’s Community Solutions Program, Ricky
their project work centered on researching the
our human capacity, we can move forward
Richard Anywar from Uganda
high rates of Post-Traumatic Stress
and B. Abel Learwellie from
Disorder (PTSD) among youth and
Liberia were two of 64 experi-
young adults due to gun violence,
Peaceable reconciliation among the human
enced international leaders who
drug and alcohol abuse, poverty and
family remains our mandate.
participated in a four-month
generational, systemic oppression.
fellowship funded by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
B. Abel Leurwellie, speaking engagement at Grace Church in New York City.
in love.”
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PROGRAM WORK
Social, Economic and Racial Justice In fiscal year 2012, FOR’s Program initiatives continued to actively engage in work and collaborations to demilitarize life and land. Program staff worked cross-currently in terms of research and action on various campaigns. The critical issue of gun violence and exposing its foundational support in the government and business became a centralizing theme addressed in both our domestic and international work. Program Director Shauen V.T. Pearce
This fiscal year, FOR-USA’s Social,
the NRA’s pro-gun agenda. Shauen was
focused on developing relationships with
Economic and Racial Justice work centered
responsible for creating the 2012 action plan
local community leaders addressing issues of
aroundon four specific initiatives: Starbucks
and helped create an organizing kit that
economic inequities, violence, engaging
Boycott, The Take Back: New Orleans and
addressed various communication needs.
youth, criminal justice reform and a lack of
Chicago, the Durban+10 Coalition and the
Along with the support of anti-gun
community sustainability.
development of a national intergenerational
violence groups, veterans, educators, and
conference, ‘The Future is NOW.’
students, this movement was successful due
Shauen presented “Faith, Race and Violence: Addressing History as We Work for
to our strong partnerships with the National
Justice and Peace” at the 26th annual Baptist
Gun Victims Action Council (NGAC), and the
Peace Fellowship of North America’s meet-
Episcopal Peace Fellowship.
ing held at Eastern Mennonite University. The interactive workshop, which is a great model for religious peace fellowships and
Starbucks Boycott
The Take Back: Crisis in New Orleans and Chicago
Shauen, Executive Director Mark Johnson
New Orleans: To further assess and shed
relationship between faith, race and violence
and FOR’s Communications staff were instru-
light on the ongoing economic and environ-
within the U.S., along with how our cultural
mental in creating and promoting the grass-
mental crisis post-Katrina, Shauen undertook
perceptions impact our spirituality, and the
roots strategy that successfully challenged
an outreach and exploration of the city. She
opportunities and challenges we face in
Starbuck’s claim of practicing Corporate
connected with an amazing group of young
justice and peace work.
Social Responsibility while also supporting
artists who chose to use their gifts to teach
local groups, explored the historical
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Social, Economic and Racial Justice
The Future is NOW (FIN)
nonviolence to students within the New
wellness, the 1st annual C.H.A.S.E. Expo was
Orleans Parish. FOR is also developing local
hosted in partnership with the Alternative
relationships with a teachers’ union that
Education Research Institute (AERI). The
initiated the idea of organizing a national
focuses on racial healing, the Plessy &
one-day event was aimed at the Chicago
intergenerational gathering to focus on
Ferguson Foundation, and Café Reconcile –
public schools to continue efforts to reduce
today’s economic realities. The aim was to
a neighborhood nonprofit restaurant that also
violence within various neighborhoods.
raise issues that all communities hold in
offers job-training and life skills to youth from
Next year will see the launch of a series
common, especially those fueling the cradle
at-risk communities.
of sustainable community solutions.
to prison/military pipeline. Plans are coming
To further address community concerns of systemic violence, FOR Freeman Fellow Rev. Michael Harrington is creating a local
At the beginning of the fiscal year, Shauen
together with the conference which has been
Durban+10 Coalition FOR has provided outreach, and program
titled ‘The Future is NOW.’ The leadership team will comprise both the young and the
FOR cohort that will serve as an action group
development for the Durban Declaration and
young at heart. Major conference components
comprised of local allies offering training
Programme of Action’s (DDPA) 10th anniver-
will hilight spiritual/faith-based communities
and advisement.
sary conference. We joined the appeal from
and intergenerational organizing.
Chicago: In collaboration with local leaders,
the Peoples’ and Civil Society calling for the
In addition to these activities, Shauen
FOR surveyed the local community to identify
UN General Assembly to declare the ten year
trained the peace marshals involved in the
the most immediate needs. Based on survey
period 2012 to 2022 as the International
‘One Thousand Hoodies for Trayvon Martin’
results, FOR-USA helped create community
Decade for People of African Descent. The
rally in Minnesota, served as a liaison with the
education collectives, and build alliances for
DDPA provides a framework to address the
local police, and helped to circumvent clashes
the creation of a new food system – specifi-
religious attacks and the historical implications
between the police and peaceful members of
cally for acquiring land to build a community
of the slave trade on today’s society in view of
the Nation of Islam. Shauen also represents
center and a set of city-based farms. Partners
the rise of neo-Nazi organizations in the U.S.
FOR-USA on the World Social Forum Free
for this endeavor include Northeastern Illinois
Shauen also represented FOR-USA as a
Palestine Coordinating Committee/delegation
University, and the Episcopal Peace Fellow-
member of the UN NGO subcommittee that
for the USSF, and has written FOR’s statement
ship. Research has found that top factors for
has been organized around the principles of
for the Senate Judicial Committee’s first
stemming the gun violence found in Chicago
DDPA. This committee is the only UN commit-
hearing on racial profiling post September 11.
are psycho-social counseling, re-education,
tee to address issues of human rights, racism,
issues of identity, and food and shelter security.
xenophobia and religious intolerance.
For the purpose of strengthening community
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Latin America and the Caribbean Fiscal year campaigns and projects
Action and Advocacy: Susana Pimiento Chamorro Research and Advocacy: John Lindsay-Poland Accompaniment in Colombia: Liza Smith
A growing concern for the San José
included the Continental Campaign, 10th
Peace Community and FOR accompa-
Anniversary of the Peace Communities in
niers is the security conditions for
Colombia, North American speaking tours,
people in the region who are not
and implementation of an Advocacy
themselves, peace community mem-
Research Skills project for both seasoned
bers. During the previous six month
and fledgling activists.
period, nine people were killed in the surrounding areas. The deaths of
Peace Community Accompaniment: Towards the end of the first quarter, Liza,
civilians outside of the Peace Community do not generate the same political pressure as the killings of peace
Susana and accompaniment workers met for
community members; however, this
a bi-annual working retreat. The retreat
exposes the tenuous security conditions
focused on the status of our relationships
in the region.
with our partners, analyzing the current
From the “The Land You Love” Campaign. The Shambala Mountain Center in Colorado, courtesy of Liza Smith.
The San José team in La Unión has been
political context, reviewing both work
accompanying almost consistently for the
accomplished and, plans for the next six
past six months to help increase the pres-
months. FOR’s accompaniment team also
ence and help create, along with the two
guarantee their safety. There is a ban restrict-
promoted an online, photographic “The
other accompaniment organizations in the
ing storeowners from re-opening their stores,
Land You Love” Campaign consisting of
area, an almost permanent accompaniment
and, to obtain essentials such as oil, toilet-
personal, visual appeals to Colombian
presence in the settlement of La Esperanza.
ries, salt and sugar, locals must walk by foot
political leaders to expose and address the
Here, in a tiny village, which is reached by
to the nearest town. Despite seeing
issue of forced displacement. The campaign
four hours on foot, the threats and presence
increased militarization on their lands, the
culminated in Colombia during the first week
of illegal armed forces continue to remain
Peace Community family in La Esperanza has
of October during the National Congress on
high; villagers remain nervous, scared and
remained strong; and even have prospects of
Land, Territory and Sovereignty.
uneasy, and numerous families have left to
building new homes.
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Accompanying our other partners
Latin American grass-roots organizations
over Colombia, as well as representatives
committed to a just peace for a civil, demo-
from Canada, US, and several South Ameri-
cratic, and massive mobilization to make
can countries. It produced a comprehensive
Day, the Bogota team accompanied the Red
Latin America free of foreign military bases
statement, with a theological reading on
Juvenil as they protested, marched and
and enclaves.”
militarization. It was also used as an opportu-
On March 8th, International Women´s
performed in the streets of Medellín,
Susanna was one of the leading speakers
nity to move forward a peace initiative that
highlighting abuses that women throughout
during the October 8-9, 2011 March on the
the country have, and continue to suffer.
U.S. Southern Command in Miami, Florida.
The team also accompanied the Antioquia
Activists participated in demonstrations in
assembly in Chile served as an opportunity
Peasant Association to a nearby agricultural
front of the U.S. Southern Command’s new
to deepen collaboration with this network,
community to celebrate endangered natural
headquarters.
inviting them into the Continental Campaign.
resources in the area, highlighting the risks
In preparation for the April 2012 People’s
several Colombian churches are working on. The SERPAJ Latin American quadrennial
The recently formed Southern Command
that potential dams, development projects
Summit of the Americas, FOR joined in the
military base of Concón, near Valparaiso,
and investments have for the environment
development of a joint position on hemi-
was also an opportunity to support grass-
as well as on surrounding communities.
spheric relations and the role of U.S. policies
roots organizing around military bases and
in the region.
militarization expansion. During her visit to
Continental Campaign against Foreign Military Bases
April 14-15 was very successful. Entitled
the human rights, labor, student and indig-
The Continental Campaign originated on
“Connecting the Americas: partners for
enous movement, helping to foster the
December 10, 2009 in Porto Alegre, Brazil as
prosperity,” it included a one-day forum on
creation of a Chilean No Bases Coalition.
a response to the escalating militarization
militarization, the war on drugs and military
She was a speaker at the Human Rights
taking place in the region since President
bases. FOR’s proposal to link “Days and
Seminary in the Catholic University in
Obama took office. FOR-USA, along with
Prayer and Days of Action” (DOPA) to the
Valparaiso, and participated in a press
dozens of other faith and grassroots groups
People’s Summit was accepted. A variety of
conference with SERPAJ founder and Nobel
in the United States joined in backing this
religious groups were invited to participate in
laureate Adolfo Perez-Esquivel, and gave
critical campaign. The U.S.-based groups
a one-day gathering, with over 100 people
several interviews to the radio, TV, and
publicly declared “we support the efforts of
and representatives from churches from all
print media.
The People's Summit in Cartagena held
Chile, Susana met with representatives from
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Here in the U.S., FOR-USA supports the Continental Campaign through John’s organizing of a ‘Peoples Movement Assem-
Colombia Peace Community’s 10-year Anniversary To commemorate the first accompani-
community and explored the question of whether it is still a relevant tool within the current Colombian context. The event was
bly’ on the drug war in Oakland. This work
ment work in 2002, by two FOR volunteers
well-attended including representatives from
lifts up discussions of criminal justice, public
with members of the peace community in
the British, Canadian, US, Ecuadorian, Mexi-
health and foreign policy.
San José de Apartadó, Liza, John and
can, Cuban and Indian Embassies, along with
Susanna organized a 10-year anniversary
representatives from the United Nations and
the State Department signed by 18 organiza-
event in Bogota in collaboration with seven
Incoder (the state agency that oversees land
tions urging the State Department to
other international accompaniment organiza-
title issues) as well as representatives from
disclose the military units assisted by the US
tions that also accompany human rights
funding agencies such as Christian Aid,
in four Latin American countries; and how
defenders and rural communities around
Lutheran World Relief and Project
new provisions in the human rights law that
the country.
Counseling Services.
Also in April, FOR coordinated a letter to
prohibits foreign aid to abusive military and police units will be implemented.
The first peace community was created by campesinos in northwestern Colombia who committed themselves to nonviolent resistance in the midst of war. Since its beginnings, more than 30 volunteers have served as human rights observers as part of the international community of the Colombia Peace Presence (CPP). FOR is present because we believe in the struggle and rights for safety of the peasant farmers and their families. The anniversary event looked at how accompaniment has worked over the last 15+ years since the beginning of the peace
“As far as the work goes, it is going to be difficult to leave behind the intense lifestyle of accompaniment. I have loved how life and work are completely intertwined, with no set schedule. One minute, I might find myself playing with the children; the next moment, I am making phone calls to various entities to assess the security in the area following a combat… As accompaniers we are not part of the Peace Community, but simply living here, one truly feels community… This has been my home, one I know I cannot replicate elsewhere.” —Chris Courtheyn, FOR volunteer, 2008-10
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10 years of protection Latin America and the Caribbean
Accompaniment workers Paul Kozak, Denise Fraga and former National Council member Gilberto Villasenor in Apartad贸.
FOR Accompaniment worker Marcie Ley and Carolina Quintero.
Historical photos from FOR Colombia peace presence program.
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Peace Caravan Speaking Tours As part of our Advocacy work, FOR
including , Texas, Oregon, Arizona, California, North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee,
supported and helped organize several
Washington, DC, northwestern Pennsylvania
speaking tours featuring peace leaders and
and upstate New York.
conscientious objectors from the U.S., Mexico and Colombia. Collaborating with organizations such as Borderlands Heeding God’s Call, the Brady Campaign, the Presby-
Research and Advocacy / Militarism Watch In order to strengthen research skills
terian Peace Fellowship, and with the leader-
among activists working against U.S. militari-
ship of National Council member Rick
zation, John developed a series of webinars
Ufford-Chase, tours included our jointly
and workshops, including the creation of
coordinated Southern Caravan of the Mexico
a webpage: forusa.org/militarism-watch forusa.org/militarism-watch.
Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity
Webinar topics have highlighted obtaining
(MPJD), and a spring tour on conscientious
official information via the Freedom of
objection with Sebastian Piñeros of the
Information Act, FOR’s accompaniment work
Bogota collective of ACOOC (Colombian
in Colombia, researching military contracts,
Collective Action of Conscientious Objectors).
and feminist approaches to researching
Addressing the drug war, gun trafficking,
militarism. Other projects involve teaching a
human rights for immigrants, militarized
course on strategic research of U.S. militarism
foreign policy, and money laundering, the
for the Alliance for Global Justice, and work-
speaking tours traveled through sites in
ing with three other researchers on indexing a
northern Mexico, Colombia, and the U.S.
cache of “Plan Colombia” documents.
Drug War Booklet The Colombia team’s second drug war booklet Blown Away, The War On Drugs: Feedback from the Front Line was completed near the end of the fiscal year. Also 36 pages, Blown Away proved to be a more challenging topic due to the wideranging issues covered: including the transnational connections of drug trafficking, political corruption, land rights, incarceration, and gun violence.
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Civilian Diplomacy & the Middle East
Leila Zand
While challenged with the cancellation of a delegation to Iran in November 2011, Middle East Program Director Leila Zand continued FOR‘s mandate of advocating for an end to militaristic interventions in the Middle East. Along with representing FOR-USA at two major conferences,
Peace workers, members of the Border Free Movement, marching in Afghanistan.
one organized by The National Iranian American Council (NIAC), and the other by the Middle Eastern Studies Association (MESA), her advocacy work raised awareness in launching a new campaign focusing on Syria. Leila was also actively involved with Occupy Albany. She proposed a “War and Peace” caucus focusing on Iran, which was adopted. In addition, Leila organized the Feb. 4, 2012 demonstration in Albany, “No War, No Intervention, No Sanctions, No Assassinations in Iran.
Be On Our Side FOR was a lead sponsor in this successful campaign launched in September. Organized
Balata Arts of Resistance Delegation Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb, FOR’s Interfaith
officials in Jenin to a special program out of University of California schools, including Irvine, called the Olive Tree Initiative. About
by peace and anti-militarism activists in New
Peacewalks Coordinator, co-led a delegation
33 Jewish, Israeli, Palestinian, Muslim and
York City, the campaign to end U.S. military
to the Balata Camp near Ramallah in the West
Christian students travel together to learn
aid to Israel, joined several other major U.S.
Bank. The delegation created murals with
each other’s narratives and develop a sensitiv-
cities including Chicago, San Francisco,
members of the local community. The murals
ity to ‘the situation’ by being on the ground.
Boston, Washington, and Portland where ad
illustrated the stories, memories, beauty and
As we stood before a sculpture of a larger-
campaigns promoting the policy message of
dreams of the children, people and families
than-life-size horse, constructed with ambu-
aid to Israel were being broadcasted. The
living in the midst of daily violence.
ulance parts collected after the Jenin battle of 2002, students expressed their deep appreci-
campaign is designed to stimulate open and honest discussion about the prospects of the
Following are excerpts from a report by Rabbi
ation for each other’s presence and courage.
United States’ role in peace and in justice in its
Gottlieb from Nablus, Palestine:
The Olive Tree Initiative tries to hold a neutral
relationships to Palestine/Israel.
Balata Arts Delegation: Meeting with women
position in relation to the conflict in order to
in Palestine.
create bridges of understanding among both
“…Today, Dara, Jared, and I joined George as he translated speeches from elected
Jewish and Palestinian communities. Students on the trip struggle to make sense of the
FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION
Civilian Diplomacy & the Middle East
dozens of stories they hear throughout Israel
them to Acco. His son flew like a bird across
damaged during the second intifada. Beneath
and Palestine.
the sand and didn’t want to leave. He asked
the mural, three martyrs are remembered by
his father, “Why don’t Palestinians have a
the community. The walls of Balata and
armed struggle, tired of restrictions and
sea?” Husam is also a member of ‘The Golden
Nablus are filled with the names of fighters as
harassment. They just want to live a normal
Walk,’ a peacewalk organization of Palestin-
well as those in prison. The image of the rose
life. Almost every family in Palestine carries
ians and Jews who believe in nonviolence.
and a flaming candle are typical forms of
loss. One mother, Um Emad, the founder of
Every month he enters Israel to be part of
remembrance that families put on the exterior
the Women’s Programme Center, still mourns
the circle.
of their homes. The opportunity to paint a
People are tired of occupation, tired of
the death of her eldest son, a photographer.
…Today we met seven wonderful women
mural in the heart of the old city will involve us
He was shot during the second intifada while
who volunteer at the Women’s Programme
in a process with people in the neighborhood.
filming events. Like many injured people,
Center. The women chose the sites, which will
We all feel very blessed for such an opportu-
Israeli soldiers on the scene did not permit the
be the subject of our work in the Balata
nity to work in this way with local artists and
family or medical personnel to attend to his
Refugee Camp. One site is the only open
residents. Majdi, our guide and teacher, is
wounds, and he bled to death in the street.
space in the camp where children can play
responsible for making this possible.
… The women at the center recognized
amidst the houses. Balata is about one square
I also bought a dumbek in the market, and
me from my last visit … as did the representa-
mile with a network of houses that are three
while sitting on a chair waiting for Jared to
tives of the village of Ramona, which we
story concrete buildings. The unofficial play-
buy some toothpaste, an elder man noticed
visited after lunch. It’s a wonderful feeling to
ground is an open space about 20 square feet,
the drum and asked if I could play. So, I
return and return again and feel people’s
with blank walls and concrete ground that has
started to play beladi rhythms and immedi-
appreciation for the ongoing work of solidar-
four entrance ways. We are hoping to paint all
ately attracted about 20 people who started
ity. One of the representatives, Husam, speaks
four walls with images that arise from the
clapping. Drums are a fantastic way to bring
Hebrew fluently, so we moved into a deeper
hopes and dreams of the children living here.
people together and we hope to play during
conversation. He shared his experience of
The second site is a remarkable area in the
taking his son to the sea for the first and only
old city which features a faded mural of a
time in his life. A Jewish Israeli friend drove
woman washing clothes that was severely
our painting sessions.”
Water Delegation to Afghanistan & Global Days of Listening Also in September, in partnership with the
participated in the Global Days of Listening
Inter-Faith Peacebuilders, and the Afghan
project on September 21 with the Afghan
Youth Peace Volunteers, FOR-USA sponsored
youth, and, provided training in the Geo-
the Clean Water delegation to Afghanistan
graphic Information System for members of
that was led by National Council member,
DACAAR to support their humanitarian aid
Douglas Mackey, including his wife Jody
work. In addition, they connected with Afghan
Mackey and Larry Kerschner. Spending almost
womens’ cooperatives in Kabul, and collected
a month in Kabul and Bamiyan, FOR delega-
stories and experiences from Afghans for
tion members heeded the call of one Afghani
publishing and sharing in the United States
mother whosaid their greatest need was for
on their return.
One in five Afghan children do not live to be 5 years old, due in large measure to water-borne diseases. Only 45% of Afghans have access to drinkable water.
clean water. Delegation members brought training and construction supplies for bio-sand water filters, through Friendly Water for the World and DACAAR, a Denmark-based nonprofit. In Bamiyan, they joined the Afghan Youth Peace Volunteers (AYPV) in building the water filters,
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communications During fiscal year 2012, Communications staff Ethan and Linda with the
Just Foreign Policy, RootsAction, and Peace Brigades International.
support of Ivan Boothe, FOR’s web consultant, successfully broadcast
Ethan, Linda and Ivan’s media outreach on behalf of the national
and lifted up issues central to FOR’s campaign to Demilitarize Life and
Interfaith Moral Action on Climate (IMAC) mobilization in Washington in
Land. In addition, the month of May completed our third, consecutive
mid-April resulted in successful coverage of the campaign’s events.
year of hosting a Union Theological Seminary graduate student as a
Other media projects included the 100th anniversary year of Bayard
field education intern. This year’s seminarian, Matthew Arlyck, provided
Rustin’s birth (March 17, 1912) and the recent death of
stellar support to the work of FOR-USA.
author/theologian Walter Wink.
During the year the following issues were highlighted: ending gun violence both domestic and international; the promotion of nonviolence
Centennial Anniversary Planning
and wellness within the intersections of racial, economic, environmental,
In preparation for FOR’s Centennial anniversary (2014 in Europe, 2015
and gender justice; human rights appeals; the supporting of activist
in the U.S.) initial plans are underway to commemorate our first 100
research and analysis via FOR’s online Militarism Watch; and the
years and strengthen our work for another century. One specific and
promotion of speaking tours featuring peace leaders and conscientious
exciting opportunity is a potential film project that will highlight our
objectors from the U.S., Colombia, Mexico, and other countries.
history and continuing work.
Additionally, along with publicizing the reports and blogs of our civilian diplomacy delegations, Communications sought to strengthen FOR’s network of over 100 local chapters, peace fellowships and affiliates, and collaborate with FOR’s global branches.
Media Outreach
FOR-USA’s Communications staff, Linda Kelly – 2nd from left, and Ethan Vesley-Flad – far right, with from left to right: Leila Zand and Andrea Briggs.
Key staff support was provided for numerous programmatic initiatives, including the Syria political prisoners campaign, Congressional testimony on ending racial profiling, the Colombian conscientious objector speaking tour, the Norouz (no war with Iran) campaign, the Starbucks (gun control) boycott initiative, and representation to Occupy Faith. Strategic alliances were also realized with ally groups such as
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Facebook communications
Online Communications
statistics between July 1 and October 31, 2011
FOR’s growth in various online media continues to be robust. By fiscal year end, our Facebook fans had increased by 37%. We passed the 3,000 threshold of Facebook
Female 51%
supporters and now have more than 1,900 Twitter followers. On Facebook, while we continue to be most popular with ‘Baby
male 43%
0.34%
3.7%
9.7%
9.9%
11%
16%
13–17
18–24
25–34
35–44
45–54
55+
0.42%
4.2%
9.1%
8.3%
8.5%
11%
Boomers;’ the interest in our work by ‘Millennials’ and ‘Generation Xers’ is growing. Using our Salsa platform, eighty e-blast messages were sent to FOR members since
total fans: 2,356 Visits by City: New York, Seattle, Jakarta, Chicago, London, Philadelphia
the beginning of 2012. Our “open rate” on e-messages reflects current industry standards. Since the beginning of the year,
between January 1 and june 30, 2012
ninety-plus blog entries have been posted. Female 52.6%
male 44.3%
0.2%
3.4%
9.8%
13–17
18–24
25–34
0.4%
3.7%
9%
10.4%
11.4%
10.9%
6.4%
35–44
45–54
55–64
65+
9.1%
8.6%
8.5%
5%
total fans: 3,084 Visits by City: New York, San Francisco, Bogotá, London, Los Angeles, Nyack, Brooklyn Note: Cities are from March to June only, per Facebook’s limitations.
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Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2012 with summarized financial information for the year ended June 30, 2011
Cash and cash equivalents Inventories Prepaid expenses Investments Investments held in charitable remainder trusts Investments held for gift annuities Equipment - net of accumulated depreciation $290,716 - 2012; $287,889 - 2011 Due from affiliated organizations Total assets
2011
2012
Assets $
46,856 4,352 822 1,980
$
59,679 7,670 1,980
506,281 1,665,240
573,301 1,835,780
16,724 461,524 $2,703,779
969 507,432 $2,986,811
Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses Demand loans payable Gift annuities payable Liability under charitable remainder trusts Total liabilities
38,288 125,799 1,128,491 255,712 1,548,290
51,450 125,799 1,206,342 284,740 1,668,331
Net assets: Unrestricted: Undesignated Invested in equipment Invested for gift annuities Total unrestricted net assets Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets Total liabilities and net assets
135,491 16,724 423,900 576,115 425,158 154,216 1,155,489 2,703,779
179,140 969 508,804 688,913 475,351 154,216 1,318,480 2,986,811
Liabilities And Net Assets
To receive a full copy of FOR’s Fiscal Year 2012 Financial Report, contact info@forusa.org, or, call FOR: 845.358.4601, x29.
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Statement of activities June 30, 2012 with summarized financial information for the year ended June 30, 2011
Support and revenue: Contributions Bequests Local groups Program and special projects Fellowship magazine Bookstore sales Rental income Investment income Miscellaneous Actuarial gain (loss) on annuity obligations Change in value of charitable remainder trusts Total support and revenue before net assets released from restrictions Net assets released from restrictions Total support and revenue
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
$ 579,319 502,756 6,935 16,930 8,919 28,196 47,720 7 3,421 (44,229) (29,702)
$6,000
1,120,272 30,477 1,150,749
(1,786) (30,477) (32,263)
Permanently Restricted
(7,786)
total 2012
2011
$ 585,319 502,756 6,935 16,930 8,919 28,196 47,720 7 3,421 (52,015) (29,702)
$ 680,200 154,810 36,443 80,931 32,652 12,523 60,046 13 12,961 139,884 10,361
1,118,486 1,118,486
1,220,824 1,220,824
13,849 118,489 230,441 264,200 7,522 127,285 1,795 182,818 177,122 49,169 2,827 357,397 1,532,914
125,985 127,414 99,822 174,281 28,289 179,569 8,689 175,875 297,575 39,590 2,164 345,582 1,604,835
Expenses: Local/regional groups Creating a Culture of Peace Nonviolent Youth Collective Task Force Latin America & Caribbean General program Fellowship magazine Bookstore Projects and initiatives General and administrative Pension expense Depreciation expense Fundraising Total expenses Change in net assets before transfer of investments to/from Friends of Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. Transfer of investments to/from Friends of Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. Change in Net Assets Net Assets at Beginning of Year Net Assets at End of Year
13,849 118,489 230,441 264,200 7,522 127,285 1,795 182,818 177,122 49,169 2,827 357,397 1,532,914 (382,165)
(32,263)
(414,428)
(384,011)
269,367 (112,798) 688,913 $ 576,115
(17,930) (50,193) 475,351 $ 425,158
251,437 (162,991) 1,318,480 $1,155,489
342,303 (41,708) 1,360,188 $1,318,480
154,216 $ 154,216
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51% REVENUE $1.1M
42%
21% EXPENSES $1.5M
19%
contributions 51%
program services 60%
bequests 42%
fundraising 21%
rental income 3%
General & Administrative 19%
bookstore sales 2% program & special projects 1% other 1.1% (fellowship magazine .6% • local groups .5% investment income 0%)
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Schedule of Functional Expenses June 30, 2012 with summarized financial information for the year ended June 30, 2011
Supporting Services
Salaries and payroll taxes Pension expense Other employee benefits Professional fees Supplies Telephone and internet Mailing costs Occupancy Computers and equipment Printing Travel Depreciation Bank and payroll charges Dues and subscriptions Books, videos for resale Consultants General program expenses Insurance Local/regional groups Special events Staff development and training Miscellaneous Total expenses
Programs Services
General and Administrative
Fundraising
$372,295 32,205 56,031 2,009 8,521 19,102 4,301 90,920 35,189 20,488 106,931 1,533 310 7,870 5,114 30,141 4,718 10,278 82,844 4,761 1,237 27,785 $924,583
$166,477 3,540 4,222 34,742 525 1,655 170 18,797 8,088 20,726 860 10,544 1,592 2,098 2,413 434 4,882 $281,765
$156,917 13,424 6,717 9,076 1,816 1,544 26,781 25,177 17,948 15,815 19,666 434 5,213 14,809 3,426 1,450 1,230 5,123 $326,566
TOTAL 2012 $695,689 49,169 66,970 45,827 10,862 22,301 31,252 134,894 61,225 36,303 147,323 2,827 10,854 14,675 5,114 47,048 4,718 16,117 82,844 6,211 2,901 37,790 $1,532,914
2011 $677,578 39,590 77,694 61,612 10,749 27,559 42,786 104,112 59,936 68,779 170,313 2,164 10,530 9,034 4,591 27,743 100 20,176 125,985 1,534 2,106 60,164 $1,604,835
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DONOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR WOULD LIKE TO HONOR THESE
bequests and tributes were received during the 2012 fiscal year.
INDIVIDUALS WHOSE COMMITMENT TO PEACE AND NONVIOLENT CONFLICT RESOLUTION CONTINUES TO UPHOLD
Emma Lou Benignus
Ethel M. Sanjines
Emily A. Bristah
Lucile Schloming
Mary Hilda Ebert
Barbara Steinkraus
WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE MANY GIFTS
Kay P. Hansma
Jospeh Stern
RECEIVED DURING 2011-12 CELEBRATING
Theodore Herman
Mary Jane Stevenson
Lorna Jean King
Betty Vanderslice
THE WORK OF FOR USA.
THE LIVES AND WORK OF LOVED ONES, MEMBERS & SUPPORTERS.
Helene Kruse
In Honor Of Fam. H채mmerle
Therese Kirchner Laura
Joseph Wager Peace Activists Everywhere
Nikki Coyote Ruth Adame
David Lahman Karim Alkadhi
Sarah Dunkley
Dominique Aulisio
Isaac Bauer
Matthew Arcuri Dominique Aulisio Ronald Cox Celeste & Tom Deardorffe Jimmy Dunson Ilene Fins Geoff & Kay Foster Antonio Franco Christine Goding Dan & Maggie McGowan Dave & Robin Mclamma Mary Jane Oglesby Ron & Jackie Raycraft Mary Torchio
Bill Scheurer Isaac Beachy
Daniel D. & Tina M. Beachy Mary Berwick
Church Women United in Austin Gene Boutilier
Barbara Battin Andrea Briggs
Heather Anne Bryga John William Conrad
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Michael & Linda L. Dunn Penelope Ellien Suzy & Tim Hanigan Pat Hardy Carol Meredith Conrad Nordquist Vicki Tamoush Deborah Willis
Beth Ferris
James Lawson
Helen Lindsay
Bill Ferris
Don & Nancy Nagler
Jane Hinds
Winifred Fiedler
John Lindsay-Poland
Ruth Villalovos
Helen Lindsay
Jessica Broad & Raistlyn Fluke
Olivia Fraga
Brian Long
Denise Fraga
Beverly & Don Long
James Groleau
Lenna Mae Gara
Win Bunch
Helen Lindsay
Muriel Hiatt
Otoniel Guzman
Kevin & Elizabeth McMahon
Amanda Jack
Brendan McMahon
David Hartsough
Charlotte Melly
Beth Guthrie
Ata Akiner Liberty Melly
Fr. Ralph Rogowski O.P.
Kevin Moran
Jerry Schenwar
Nickolas Downey
Maya Schenwar
Barbara Nelson
Emily Schmitz
Merwyn & Barbara Nelson
Cindy Schmitz
Lenae Nofziger
Rudy Simons
Dave & Ruby Nofziger
H. W. Peace Project
Jonathan Patberg
R. Leland Sneden
R. Leland Sneden
Celeste Robins
Diane Friedman Hope Lutheran Church Bill & Jenny Patberg John Patberg Judythe Patberg Zach Patberg
Larry Kerschner
Jon Patenberg
Robert & Geraldine Haynes
Miriam Wilson
Paul & Jean Kozak
Shauen Pearce
Rebecca & Paul Shoaf Kozak
Mark C. and Mary Johnson
Mildred Langston Jane Connor
Jane Connor Daris Cristancho
Michelle Gutierrez Jason & Briana Dana
John Elfrank Richard Deats
John C. & Roberta M. Stewart Joseph S. DeRaymond
Raymond DeRaymond Susan Jacobs Warren & Winifred Doerfler
Barbara & Jonathan Breen Paul B. Duell, MD
Velma M. Duell McConnell Linda Dunn
Deborah Wong Jean Edwards
Kathy Wallace
Alex Hogben
Judy Breslin Marilyn Jamnik
Ray V. & Karen Foss Lucas Johnson
Jeff Hood Mark C. Johnson
David Hart Barbara Troxell Laura Julier
Kathleen Geissler Jane Kavaloski
Yolanda & Peter Broad Sonia Rincon
Leon Scales Marilyn Robertson
Martha Stevens Margaret Robinson
Susan Robinson Archie Gress
Gina Spigarelli
Erin Drummond Marissa Hall Adair New Nancy Somers Peter Somers Anthony Spigarelli Gina Spigarelli Dolores Somers Young
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Ruth Sproul
Matai Oscar Vesely-Flad
Mary Wheat
Jane Redmont
Jeff Stack
Mimi Ward
Carleton Spotts
Betsy Cunningham
Dorothy Stafford
Alice Wimer
Elizabeth Barton Brian Booth Barbara Drake Edward & Susan Einowski Julie Frantz Jerry & Martha Gatchell William Howe Kristin Loebbecke Vana & Dennis O'Brien James Parker Paulann Petersen Diane Ponti Dorothy Ramsey Shelley Reece Ingrid Wendt & Ralph J. Salisbury Dennis & Helen Schmidling Joseph Soldati Leah & Bill Stenson
Alice Erickson
Phyllis Stanley
Lawrence Stanley Barbara Sterrett
William Sterrett Bobbie & John Stewart
Kathy Williams Sue & Bob VanDerzee
Kate VanDerzee-Glidden
Herbert C. & Margaret S. Wolf
Martin Wolf Kathryn C. Woodward
David Chaplin Leila Zand
Allan Affeldt John Backe Patricia Trutty-Coohill Martha W. & Peter C. DiGiovanni Maud Easter Owen Goldfarb Mark C. and Mary Johnson Linda & Reade Kelly Thomas Lobe Mark Meade Tom Morrison Joann Isberg Pensabene Jes Richardson John C. & Roberta M. Stewart Ethan & Rima Vesely-Flad
In Memory Of Verdine
Valerie Mjolsness Earl Armantrout
Jean Armantrout Ingelore Weinberg Emma Dean Baggett
Gerald H. & Joanne Anderson Lynne Bearman Martha W. & Peter C. DiGiovanni Lily Friedman Phyllis Grossman James C. & Lucy W. Shields Janice Ulangca
Rev. Robert Burtner
John & Sarah Ball Ned & Marjory Burtt
Roberta Knowlton Barry Childers
Megan Bradley Colgrove-Brookings Institution Maryn Goodson Gibson Gray Frank Kiehne Chareen Stark Carolynn Van Dyke Ann Cole
Sue Fisher
Lee & Mae Ball
Esther Grace Collins
Suzannah Chandler
Walter E. & Gretchen L. Collins
William G. Barndt
Peter Davies
Thomas & Kathy Brownfield
Mary Davies
John Steelman Bays
Paul K. Deats Jr.
Glen Bays
Carolyn Kay Wheeler
Gary Bergh
Mirabel Deming
Frank & Nancy Tetz
Marty Deming
James & Miriam Billings
Robert & Marit Fee
Karen Billings
Thomas Fee
The Rev. John Bruere
William Hammaker
Nancy Lukens
Julie Stoughton
Robert S. Burgess
Al Hassler
Marjorie Waite
Allan & Peggy Brick Lucile Cater Jacobs
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Stanley Jacobs Judy Jennette
S. Tara Sparkman Helen & Frank Jorda
Norman Mezey Audrey G. Jump
Barbara Castro Leland & Ginger Keemer
John Piper Scott Kennedy
Robert W. & Laurel Blaney Duane L. & Sandra L. Cady Ellen Fisk Sandra Mackie Allen D. Lett
Lucinda Leugers George Lindsay
Marjorie Bland Rev. Charles Loney
Jane Cleary Penny Rahlfs David F. & Vicki S. Schmidt Urban Science Applications, Inc. Philip Wilson
Mary & Paul Schilling Syrian Martyrs
Louise Mann Clare Engstrom McCaslin
Anne Ogonowski Dr. Walter A. McCleneghan
Lorna Jean King Bob Moon
Betty Pagett Mary Cochran Moulton
Lawrence Moulton Frank Ostrowski
Sarah Lopez Paul Peabody
Amy Baldwin Raymond & Barbara Pontier
Sharon Pontier Ken & Beth Redfearn
Mark M. & Debra A. Redfearn Mary Riehle
John Riehle Mike Robinson
James & Ruth Spaeth
Wallace Lornell
Rabbi Michael A. Robinson
Betty Lornell
Ruth Robinson
Lisel Lowen
Ted Rodd
Carolyn Emmett
Terry & Carolyn Rosenberry
Vera Mae
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Rothman
Judith Liro
Sanford Rothman
Robert Schilling Debra Shachter
Burt & Emily Shachter William Stafford
Elinor & Sam Benedict Ron Storz
Mart Gayland Pool Helen Nash Tuttle
Kenneth Basom Jamerehn Von Korff
Richard Von Korff
Roberta A. & Ronald E. Myers Hugh Nevin Cynthia Hirni & Bob Raines Barbara H. & Mel Schlachter Shirley & Sid Skirvin Barrie L. & Patrick H. Summers Janice Ulangca Thomas & Kathleen Washburn W. Joel Warner John Howard Yoder
Anne Marie Yoder Leila Zand
Barbara Spring
Steven D. Wexler
Jessica Tomb Herman Will
Debra Will & David Thomas Walter Wink
Austin Community Foundation Martha & Gurdon Brewster Coleman & Irene Brown Janet Chisholm Mary Coelho Nancy Elliott Dale & Marion Hess Dwayne Huebner Jennifer Huebner Kathryn Johns Harry & Arlene Kiely Judith Michael Ted Miller Norman Mullins
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
AMBASSADORS OF RECONCILIATION $2,500 AND GREATER
Elizabeth Anderson Appleton Foundation Ernie Julius & Carolyn J. Davis J & L Foundation Mark C. and Mary Johnson Lucy Leu James R. Lynch Ruth R. Maier Alan Pfeffer Nancy Somers Hans & Eleanor Spiegel The Namaste Foundation Rick & Kitty Ufford-Chase Liesel Vidal Theodore Von Der Ahe Jr. Louise Wicker & Dudley R. Hartel Bennett R. Willeford Jr. Angela & Charles Williams Kathlyn Yarzagaray
WITNESSES FOR FREEDOM $1,000 – $2,499
Adorers of the Blood of Christ Andrea Briggs Harano E. Childs Patsy Cravens Cultures of Resistance Network Foundation Richard & Jan Deats Paul R. & Nancy R. Dekar B. Andrew Dutcher & Margaret A. Scott Jo Ann Eder Ellen Fisk FOR - Louisville FOR - Oregon Jane & James Frankenberger Dr. Linda Gochfeld
Lucy Lee Helm Alberto Hernández-Lemus John L. & M. Christine Hjelt Hope Lutheran Church David & Alice Hornbeck James A. Joyce & Leigh F. Jewell Ann Marie & John P. Judson MD Kaiser Permanente Wendy Kaufman A. J. Kuntze, II & Elizabeth A. Mills Rodney Lehman Gina Leonetti-Boonshoft Janet Leslie & James Anderson Helen P. Lindsay Yvonne M. & Joseph P. Logan The Rev. Sandra Mackie Kate Marshall Virginia S. Meloney James & Susan Murphy Albert P. Neilson Cheryl B. Porter Presbyterian Peace Fellowship Constance Elizabeth Putnam Roseben Fund Jennifer Schaal, M.D. & Fred Wilson George E. Schindler Jr. Sarah N. Schindler & Dale L. Ramsey Shenandoah Peace Coalition Jane Badger Simkin Margaret K. Spallone Gordon & Elizabeth Stevenson Louise & John Stolzenberg William & Nancy Strong Michael & Mary Swiontoniowski Laura Tiberti Hazel Tulecke &Bill Houston Ursuline Society & Academy of Education Kitty-Ann Van Doornick & John Van Buskirk James L. & Brenda J. Waters Judith D. West Carolyn Kay Wheeler June K. Wink
PURSUERS OF PEACE $500 – $999
Alliance For Global Justice Michael Barrett Carol Beechy M.D. Dean & Reba Beery Bruce Berman Mary Berwick Bethany Community Robert A. & Krista G. Binnie Eugene Birmingham Charles & Joan Brown Devon M. Burr Laurie Childers & John S. Selker Arthur W. Clark M.D. Walter E. & Gretchen L. Collins Congregational Church of Laconia Marsha & Frank Cookingham Patrick Coy & Karin Tanquist Scott E. Crom John DeCamp Allen & Joan Deeter The Rev. Frank Denton Martha W. & Peter C. DiGiovanni Mark & Diane Donovan Jean Edwards First Presbyterian Church Michael & Carol Gass Linda Goldstein Martin Rudolph & Florence Haase Khatija Haffajee Lisa Hayes Mariel Hess Steve Jacobsen Gus B. Kaufman Jr. Charles Keil Carla Welch Kirmani-Taylor Franklin & Martha Kuhlman Helma Lanyi Harold W. & Marilyn M. Lay John W. Lemly Robert J. & Maria K. MacFarlane
Louise & Michael Malakoff Avery C. Manchester & Pamela Armstrong-Man Mr. & Mrs. John Matthews Jeanne Mattole Robert E. McCamant Charles-Gene McDaniel Shirley A. McRae Donald & Carol Mead Peter J. & Betty A. Michelozzi Terry Minchow-Proffitt Samuel & Ruth Neff Bill Northrup Meg O'Shaughnessy Clarkson & Andrea Palmer David Arnold Perry Jimmy Peter Sherry L. Petry Edwin A. & Louise E. Potter Presbytery of Sheppards & Lapsley Janette Rainwater Ph. D. Mark M. & Debra A. Redfearn John F. Reuwer Peg Rivers Felix John Rogers Sandy Spring Monthly Meeting Dennis F. Saver School Sisters of Notre Dame Delbert J. & Stella V. Schrag Carolyn W. Shilling Alan & Lisa Shusterman Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Wynelle R. Snow David P. Tapscott & Gail F. Epstein Joseph & Audrey Taylor United University Professions University Of Arizona Alexander Vajda Rich & Marian Van Dellen David Jerome Vespa Dr. George F. Vitek MD
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Judith & Tom Wagner John Roy Wilson Joseph & Ruth Wimsatt Ralph S. & Gretka Y. Wolfe William & Marygene Wright Leila Zand Donald & Natalie Zook
ADVOCATES FOR JUSTICE $100 – $499
Rosalind S. & Robert S. Abernathy Gary Abramson Rizek & Alice Abusharr Melanie Achard Jill Acheson Bill Ackerman Patricia Ackerman Helen Ackerson Caroline Adams Allan Affeldt Al Jazeera International Albany Monthly Meeting Phyllis T. Albritton Alexander & Sonia Alland Susan A. Allein Violet M. Ames Frank O. & Joan R. Andersen Elizabeth & Robert Anderson Dave Andreotta David Anick John W. Annas, Jr. Sharon Lee Annis Mary Appelman Bill Armstrong Constance Arnosti Dominique Aulisio Richard S. Austin Austin Community Foundation Mark Babson Esther Bahlmann
Michael & Marie Bailey Lois R. Baker Gerritt & Elizabeth Baker-Smith Ferne Baldwin Conrad Balliet John & Elaine Bancroft Duane Banks James & Jane Baraz Alexander E. Barnes Timothy C. Barnes Anita Barni Virginia O. Baron Anne L. Barstow Bartenbach Foundation Trust F. Evert Bartholomew Kenneth Basom Michael Batinski Faith & Mark Bauman Isaac Beachy Marian Beane Jane A. Beebe Rabbi Leonard I. Beerman William & Hannelore Beittel Myron Beldock Nancy & Malcolm Bell Marilynn Bell Benedictine Sisters Jeanne Q. Benoliel Lloyd A. & Patricia Berg Julia Berger Mary Jo Berner Christie & Dave Bernklau-Halvor Kenneth J. Bernstein Gabrielle Bershen Randall Stuart Best Judy Bierbaum Gerald M. Bill Beth Blattenberger Margaret L. Blue Ann Bohan Jan Boll Wilbur Bontrager
Brian G. Booth Carol A. Bosserman Rev. & Mrs. Richard A. Bower Sarah T. Boyle Sarah Boyle Arthur William Brandenburg Leslianne Braunstein Ann Brennan Christine Breu Lois V. Bromson Coleman & Irene Brown James C. & Cheryl N. Brown Larry & Laura Buffam George & Elizabeth Bunch Joyce K. Buni Henry S. & Sara E. Burden John B. & Eleanor S. Butler Wayne Butler Hope Zanes Butterworth Jonathan & Karis Cady Theresa Cameranesi Sarah C. Campbell Peg & Chris Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Alan E. Carp Judy Casassa Anna Cassilly Robert & Lucy Caswell Linda & David Caughey Thomas & Dorothy Childers Church of All Saints Citizens For Peace Rosalind E. Clark Barbara Clawson Jane Cleary Lawrence M. & Patricia Clemens Mary C. Coelho Elizabeth Coker Ralph & Joanne Comer Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Community United Church of Christ Audrey M. Conant
Denise & William Conway Jonathan Cook Frances L. Copeland Robert Cordova Christopher Courtheyn Dot Courtis John A. Courtney Ronald Cox Ruth Cranley Olive Crone The Revs. David & Beverly Crow Areta & C. R. Crowell John L. Cummings Alfred Dabrowski Gislin Dagnelie Julia E. Damkoehler Harry W. Daniell Neena Das John Dauer Ari Davidow Cheryl K. Davis Jeannette Davis Melissa & Gordon Davis Preston Davis Virginia L. Davis Joseph De Rivera Lindsay Dearborn Susan Denis Dr. Don Paul Deprez Deversified Staffing Edward R. Dick Daniel Dick Kelly Dickson Leada L. Dietz Carroll A. & Nan M. Doggett Michael J. Dollard Mary Ann Donaldson Gary E. Doupe David E. Drake Daniel & Lee Drake Shirley Drake Byers Leo & Kay Drey
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012. Erin Drummond Neville & Doreen D'Souza Denny Duffell Carol M. Dwyer Patricia Eames Harold F. Eberhard Penny & David Eckert Martin Edwards Joel & Bev Eikenberry Edward & Susan Einowski John R. Elford Elizabeth Ellwood Judith Emmett Betty L. Engen The Rev. Priscilla Eppinger Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago Jon K. & Annetta K. Ezelle Faith Mennonite Church Charlotte Fardelmann Deborah & Doug Faulkner Veronica Fellerath-Lowell Becky & Jonathan Felton Craig Fenneman Robert E. Ferguson Nancy L. Fightlin Ted & Jeanne Finlayson-Schueler Kathleen D. Fisher Sue H. Fisher Carol L. Fitch The Rev. Frances Sue Fitzgerald Pamela Fitzgerald Karl E. & Aileen M. Fitzke Robert G. Fleagle John & Barbara Fleming Robert M. Flora Wilmer Fong FOR -Salem Area Catherine Marie Ford Louise M. Forscher Denise Fraga Ruth Anne Fraley Katherine Franger
Catherine Frastaci Elizabeth & Glenn D. Frederick Sally & Richard Fredericks Barbara & David French Donald E. Frey Morris D. Fried Friends General Conference Dave Fronske Henry Frueh Ellen Furnari Christine Galvin Katherine & Ed Garner Jerry & Martha Gatchell Frances & Vernon Gearhard Kathleen Geissler Fred W. Geldon Linda J. Gesling Barbara Gessner Allen H. Gibas Martha Gies Jean C. Gillespie Cynthia Gillette-Wenner Roger Gilmore William D. Glenn N. Goldsberry Janet Goloub Randy G. Golz Dr. John M. Goodman Daniel S. Goodman Maryn Goodson Hazel & Hae Ahn Goodwin Kim Heather Gosse Dr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Gotjen Richard N. & Lucy G. Gould James R. Graham Dan & Norma Green Lynne Grifo David Grodsky Linda Grove Mary & Dana Grubb Kenneth W. & Martha Grundy Jana D. Gunnell
Dennis Haas Richard W. & Les R. Hadsell Mary Hagen Susan E. Haig Dr. Helen D. Haller Barbara & Earl Hamlin Dorothy A. Hammett & Bradley Kosiba Kenneth R. & Betty C. Hanson Helen S. Hardin Arlene & Ellis Harms Richard Harper Barbara G. Harris Howard L. Harris David A. Hart Elizabeth Hart James F. Hart M.D. Laura Hart Scottie & Bruce Hart Donna Hartmann Carolyn G. Hartnett David & Jan Hartsough Ronald Harvey Bruce & Ruth Hawkins Bill Hayden Robert J. Hayes Rosemary H. Hayes Keith W. Heimforth Grace Heitsch Frank R. & Florence W. Hellinger Mary Kay Hennessey Sigrid Hepp-Dax Judith Scherer Herz Melvin H. Hess Donna J. Hicks Dr. Vernon L. Higginbotham Patrick Hiller Mary Lois & David L. Hilton Barbara Hingston Clinton & Nancy Hinman Robert A. & Miriam E. Hively Jessica J. Hoagland
Dr. Rowen M. Hochstedler Len & Phyllis Hockley David A. & Susan B. Hoekema Barbara J. Hoffman Lotte Hoffman Sherrill Hogen Kathleen Holcombe Bill Holland Sidney Hollander Jr. Holy Names University Katie Homiak The Rev. Stephan H. Hornberger The Rev. Nancy H. Horvath David Hostetter George & Jean Houser William J. Howe III & Joy Bottinelli William & Alice Howenstine Barbara P. Hudgins Sigmund N. Hudson Dwayne E. Huebner Constance J. & Thomas Hunter Romero C. Hunter Charles V. Hurst Maria A. Smith Amir Hussain Adele L. Hutchins Richard G. & Mary J. Hutchins Carl & Lorena Hyde Victoria I Kyoko Iitaka Steve Iliff Inland Communities FOR Inland Valley Friends Meeting Sandy & Deane Irving Janet E. Irwin Joyce Irwin William Isecke Ithaca Friends Meeting Sally Hobbs Jackson Paul G. Jantzen Patricia & Alain Jehlen Mary E. Jellema Celeste N. & Darwin D. Jirles
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Robert & Ruthann Johansen Kathryn Johns Anne H. & Arthur W. Johnson Gay Gilpin Johnson Hollis M. Johnson Kaaren Johnson Marjorie Johnson Ronald & Elaine Johnson Gary Johnson-McNutt Barb Johnstone Jessica Jones Ruth Jost Tedd Judd Roberta Deboard Kalamazoo Friends Meeting Charles E. Karl Martha J. Karnopp Tom & Amy Kauffman Mark Kaufman Dorothy H. & R. David Kaylor Beth M. Kean Craig Gordon Frank R. Keller The Rev. Brian S. Kelley Virginia C. & William Kelly Mary M. Kelsey W. Jerry Kendall John I. & Barbara Kennedy Cynthia E. Kerman Barclay T. & Sonya Gray Key Harry & Arlene Kiely Sigrid Kilcullen Ginger F. & Dick G. King Susa King Judith Kingsley Douglas & Marjorie Kinsey Dwight & Eloise Kintner John & Phyllis Kirkwood Alyce Lynn & Michael E. Kitt Peter J. Kliewer Jeffrey & Katherine Klinger Lisa Klopfer Lucy F. Klug Peter & Sonali Knotek
Julia R. Knox-Hudson Brian Kohn Richard G. Kraeuter Fred & Joan Kramer Alan J. & Ruth Ann Kromholz Benjamin Kuipers Laura Lein Ken E. & Ruth A. Kulp Carola Lacy Robert & Judith LaDrew John A. Laker Donna E. & Emma G. LaLonde David & Martha Lambert Susan Lamont John W. Lamperti The Rev. Kathy & Lewis Lancaster Dale E. & Barbara L. Landis Lynn D. Lane Ruth Carolyn Lange Dr. Lauren Langman Dr. Judith Richman John A. & Alice W. Lapp Richard & Joyce Lashof Jeannine Laverty Patricia Lavery The Rev. James M. & Dorothy D. Lawson Jr. Eugene Leach Hannah H. Leckman Harry G. Lefever Gita M. & Martin S. Lefstein Sam Legg Milton Lehman Margaret B. Lehrecke Wayne & Susan Letizia Carol G. & Peter Letson Mary & Edward Levin Abner & Mildred Levine Krista & Christopher Lewis Catherine Liddell Dr. E. James Lieberman Paul M. H. Lienhardt Virginia Lillie Walter & Conny Lindley John Lindsay-Poland
Ann C. Lindsley Kathryn Linhardt Judith Liro Cindy Litman Elizabeth B. Little Robin Lloyd Thomas Lobe Marjorie Long Mary Anne & John Lorden Frank Loscalzo Nancy Lukens Judith Lumb Lee W. & Eleanor Lumpkin Karen L. Lutz Marjory Lyford Joe Bock & Susan A. Lyke Carleton Mabee Jr. Madelyn J. Mackay Eve MacMaster Laurence S. Magder Lisa Lubomski John Joseph Magruder Wesley Magruder Dr. Alexander Mahendran John A. & Marjory J. Maier Eda M. Malenky Anne-Marie Mallon D. Sue & J. J. Malone Adah Manby Lee Manners The Rev. Charles R. Marble Joseph Edward Markowski Hubert Marshall Robert & Joy Marshall Vance & Nancy Marshall Danile Martens Joann Martin Lawrence & Claire Martin Jean Maryborn Erik J. Mason Stanley Maticka Gene E. Matthews Joan M. May
Margery L. Mayer Alvin C. & Anna L. McCall Dwight McCall William D. McClelland Clarence M. & Marita McClymonds James & Mary McCue Wallace H. & Nancy S. McCurdy Jr. Marie Therese McDermit A. Joan R. McDonald William K. McElvaney David W. McFadden Donald King McFadden Margaret McFadden Dr. Megan McKenna Andy & Corie McKibben Hugh S. & Caroline K. McLaughlin Martha & John McManamy Ed & Ellen McManus Phil McManus Betsy Fairbanks Alice M. McMechen Society Friends Medford Monthly Meeting of the Religious Miguel Tad Melbin Nick & Mary Mele Katerina Melitsoulou Martin Melkonian Sylvia E. & John G. Melrose Lydia E. Mercado Sam & Susan Merrill Stephen K. Mershon Metta Center for Nonviolence Susan Metz Doris Metzler Susan A. Metzmaker Ken Meyer Thomas A. & Bonnie J. Michael Mid Shore Community Foundation Arthur Milholland &Dr. Luann Mostello Mary & Richard Miller Ted Miller Belle Miller McMaster Martin & Pamela Miller-Hessel
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Dennis W. & Anne M. Mills W. Joseph & Linda R. Mills Gwen & Harold Minkler Nancy J. Mitchell Valerie Mjolsness MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence University of Rochester Lawrence E. & Linda M. Monk Charles A. & Ruth J. Moorer Anne B. Morgan Janet Morgan & Gregory Frux Clare Morris Dave & Joy Morris Lawrence Moulton Jacqueline & Martin Mounts Edward Mucha Thomas J. Muench Norman R. Mullins & Sharon Pavelda Beverly & Bob Murdock Richard J. Murphy Victoria T. Murphy William G. & Mary Murphy Athar & Virginia Murtuza Professor John F. Nagle Don & Nancy Nagler Paul Nagy & Catherine Nagy Orayb Najjar Linda J. Neitman Ann F. Niblock Jean B. & Paul H. Nilson The Rev. John O. H. Noer Jr. Jean Noffke Conrad Nordquist Raymond Nosbaum & Ruth Noel Donna O'Brien Edward & Patricia O'Brien Fran O'Connor John O'Connor Timothy G. O'Connor & Margaret Rafferty Patricia S. Orlinski The Rev. Deborah L. Oskin Sylvia L. Osman
Mary & David Otto Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters John P. Owen Edith Oxfeld Gordon & Elizabeth Packard Lorraine Padden Betty Pagett In Paik Rowan Flad Ruth Hyde Paine Palo Alto Friends Meeting Nancy C. Parlin Connie M. Pascale Judythe Patberg Ruth & Pat Patterson Peace & Justice Action League Peace Coalition of Southern Illinois Peace Fellowship of the Church of God Joan K. Patterson The Rev. Rich & Jan Peacock Edgar C. Peara J. Lawrence & Virginia Pearson Gerry & Drusilla Pedersen Luke & Barbara Pederson Betsy Peirce Joann Isberg Pensabene Elizabeth Pernotto & Robert Marshall Winston & Betty Perry Lorin & Lacksana Peters Carolyn & Rolf Peterson Edgar & Pauline Petry Charles Phillips Caroline B. Philson Robert J. Piersma Susana Pimiento Chamorro Lawrence G. & Hazel Piper Michael C. Plewa Robert R. Podzikowski David & Marian Poindexter Dr. Chomingwen D. Pond Diane K. Ponti Robert & Pamela Porter Shirley & Keith Porter
Lawrence & Carol Poston Judi Poulson Rev. Lewis Powell Roger S. Powers Susan J. Quass Barbara Presson G. Kent & Julie Price June Quarfordt Bill & Debbie Quigley Katherine D. Quigley Susan Quinlan & James Best Thomas Radecki M.D. Robert Ranson Emilie A. Rasmussen Janet Rasmussen Helen W. Read Judith Reed & Richard Cornelius Janet & Stanley Reedy Paul & Katja Rehm Joyce Reilly Patricia Rempel Doris C. Rhoades R. Arnold Ricks Thomas Riddleberger Ilona R. Ries Robert N. Ristad Jr. Dr. Joe B. Roberts James B. Robertson Marilyn Robertson Ruth H. Robinson Susan Robinson Joy & Gilbert Robledo Rockland Center for Spiritual Living Juanita Rodriguez Kathryn Rodriguez Joann Roomes Charles E. & Anne F. Roos Debby Roosevelt The Rev. Bruce & Mary Sue Rosenberger Terry & Carolyn Rosenberry Richard Rosow Linda Rousseau Joseph L. & Merry A. Roy
Barbara & Gerry Rubin Nancy Rudolph Margaret & Walter Ruehle Phillip M. Runkel Russell's Garden Center Charitable Foundation, Inc. Joseph & Barbara Rutledge F. Elliott Ryder Judith Sullivan, SDS Nancy King Saenz Marlen Salazar Salem Area FOR Christopher Sammond San Jose Friends Meeting William Sasso & Kathleen O'Laughlin Sarah Saul Harold & Kathy Saunders Marcia Savory Ronald J. Sax Carl E. Schachter Patricia & David Schecher PB Schechter The Rev. Robert A. chilling Joseph Schillmoeller & Pauline Feltner Dan & Marjorie Schlitt Paul G. Schmidt Franz M. Schneider Kenneth Schoeninger Alfred Schroeder Sister Karol Schulkin Wesley N. Schulze Walter H. & Elizabeth K. Schuman John & Ann Schuster Dr. Steven J. Schuster Hank & Frances Schutz Frank Schweigert Judith A. Scotnicki Bruce W. Scott Richard & Elizabeth Scott Rima Segal Althea N. & G. Wesley Sell Marilyn Smolik Sequoia
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Servs. of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Joan Mumaw, IHM Susan Severin Percy H. Severn Burt & Emily Shachter Mr. & Mrs. Edgar P. Shackelford Meribeth & Arden Shank Elaine Shapiro William P. Shaw Mary H. Sheehan Linda Shelly Adam & Sharon Shepela The Rev. James C. & Lucy W. Shields Dr. Mary E. Shields Frank & Mary Siegle Elisabeth H. Simon Clara Sinclair Rosalind R. Singer Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community Sisters of Saint Francis Sisters of Saint Joseph of Peace Sisters of St. Francis Walter Sizer Nancy B. Slavinsky Samuel N. Slie Ralph L. Sloat & Curtis W. Smith Doug W. Smith & Kate Moyer Franklin P. Smith & Isabelle Hill Liza Smith Marjorie L. Smith Mim & Richard Smith Steven & Patricia Smith Thomas E. Smith The Rev. Toni T. Smith Vishaka Smith The Rev. John R. Smucker III Richard V. & Mary S. Smythe Sarah & Max Snider Ed Sober May Soll Sally Weaver Sommer Sally Sommers
Adele & Jerry Spegman John R. Spencer J. Mark Speyer Gina Spigarelli Vergie G. Spiker Toba Spitzer Mr. & Mrs. Carleton B. Spotts Barbara Spring Carol & Charles Spring Donna M. Spring Christine Sproul John S. Stamm Kenneth & Betty Stapp Barbara J. Starck Leonard Stark Robert & Monine Stebbins Bernard M. & Joyce Steckler Gary M. Stelzner Charles Stephens William A. Sterrett Alex & Hilda Stewart John C. & Roberta M. Stewart Bruce R. Stock Edward M. Stodola Steve C. Stodola Steven R. Storla & Robert L. Schaibly Julie A. Stoughton & Dan Loranz Richard & Veroneze Strader Caroline & Roger Strauss Renee Stringham M.D. David J. & E. Lorraine Stuart Dr. Robert Lee Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Sturm John W. Sturm Joseph & Dorothy Sulock Jr. Gerald & Georgianna Summers Michael Sussman Jennifer Svetlik Kristin E. Swanson & Alan S. Hecht Robert A. Swarm & Sharon L. Parker Dr. Lucy H. Swift John G. Swomley
Compton & Ed Sylvest Ann & Erich Sylvester Bonnie Symonds William & Lynn Taber Charles & Szilvia Szmuk- Tanenbaum Mark Tauber James Taylor Anna Teigen & Mark Judelson George W. Tessaro Raymond Tetrault Ben & Sarah Thacher The Province of Saint John Melinda Thompson Thoburn & Marjorie Thompson David J. & Cynthia J. Tidball Olive M. Tiller & Edward J. Alo Robert Tiller & Dora Elaine Tiller Judith A. Titzel David Earl Todt The Rev. Richard Toll Margery M. Tonks John Traversa The Rev. Eugene Trice J. Irwin & Gaynl Trotter Ruth S. Turk Robert & Olive Turnipseed Janice Ulangca University of California University Of Colorado University Of North Carolina University Of San Francisco Urban Science Applications, Inc. Shannan Vance-Ocampo Fredric R. Vandeusen Suzanne Vogel John D. Vogelsang Dwight & Jane Voth Robert J. & Martha Kruse Walker Theresa & Henry Walker William O. Walker Jr. Paul & Robin Wallace Lawrence Wallin
Georgene Walters Joel Walzer Susan Warner Bradley K. Warren Thomas E. Warth Samuel A. Washburn Elton Watlington Bruce & Roberta Weber Patricia M. Weber Caroline Webster Arnold M. & Dolores Wedel Beverly J. Weeks Sharon R. Weinblatt Sarah Weintraub Max W. Wendell Alan L. White Clinton & Doris White David White & Mary Gilbert Haven Whiteside Charles & Elspeth Whitney James L. Whittier C. Conrad & Catherine Wilcox-Browne Karen Wilkinson Beverly E. & Wallace Williams Kathy J. Williams Lila E. Williams Paul Joyce Collins Williams Beth Williamson Richard B. & Betty E. Willson Rev. Leonard & Ella G. Wilmot Miriam Wilson William & Alice Wimer Karen E. Winchell Stanley Wine David Winkler Newell & Mary Witherspoon Alba Witkin Bonnie F. Woit James H. Wolgemuth Houston Wood Steven R. Woodbury & Ann C. Bauer Woodmont Construction Services
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Nancy S. Woods Dorena Allen Wright Dr. Fred H. Wright Edward W. Wuest Richard Duane Wunder Michael & Ruth Yarrow Ann Yasuhara Diana Yates Charles Yeager Judith P. Yeakel Darrell & Sue Yeaney Mary T. Yelenick Quentin Young Bernice L. Youtz Penelope Yungblut The Rev. Caroline Zaworski Lee & Peggy Zeigler Fred Zengel Joyce Zerwekh John A. & Dixie Zimmer The Rev. Jervis Zimmerman
AGENTS OF GOODWILL $50–$99 Eleanor Abarno Acadia Friends Meeting David E. Acker Patch Adams Sharon Adamsky Karen M. Aigen Anne Ainsworth Selene Aitken Kevin & Margie Akin Cornelia & Willard Albertus Louise Aldrich Kelly S. Allen & John P. Rezentes Susan Amelia Allen Wayne I. Alt Thomas S. Ambler Harriet Ammann Erik A. Amundson
Dorothy N. Andersen Stephen C. & Betty Ann Anderson Donald W. Angold Sara G. Armstrong Father David J. Arseneault The Rev. Joy E. Arthur Nancy A. Arthur Rick Axtell Sally T. Aycock Charles D. & Sandra Baboian Bernie & Hennie Backer Ivan A. Backer Mary Margaret Bailey Jane Baker Rev. Paul Baker Walter & Clare Baldwin William Baldwin Nancy C. Ball D. G. Bancroft-Gowin Elinor Bannwart William R. & Donna Barr Anna M. Barrigan Dr. Mark M. Bashor Brandy Bauer J. Herbert & Betty Bazur Mary M. Bean Lynne E. Bearman Lucile Beatty Sean Beeny Joy Beery Rev. Donald & Joyce Beisswenger Alice Bejnar Kathleen & David Bellefeuille-Rice Lynn Bement Benedictines for Peace Pax Center Robert Benfer & N. L. Furbee Nathaniel & Mary Bercovitz Todd & Betty Jane Berens Phyllis P. Berentsen William B. Berneking Juliet R. Bernstein David Berrian
Jeanne & Dick Berry Dorothy Biggers Roy Birchard Dr. Phyllis A. Bird Terrence & Mary Bisson Emmert & Esther Bittinger Arthur & Mary Bjorngjeld Timuel Black Blacksburg Friends Meeting Thomas Blank & Ilene Staff Jude A. Blau Walter & Jacqueline Blue Sonia D. Blumenthal John D. Blythe Lynn C. Bodden & Peter Carman Anna Boekstegen Ronald Boese Stanley & Anita Bohn Patrick Bonner Bruce & Marcia Bonta William & Florence Boos The Rev. Newell S. Booth Jr. Penny & David Bosch Joan G. Botwinick Vicki & Bradford Boyd-Kennedy Megan Bradley Reginaldo P. Braga Jr. Susan Altman Bramhall David L. Brandau & Lynne M. Hall Shirley Brandes D. David & Ann M. Brandon Mrs. Jere K. Brands The Rev. Robert M. & Lucinda H. Brashares Nancy Breitsprecher Lucy Breslin Martha & Gurdon Brewster Chris & Patricia Briggs Brookings Institution Anna L. Brown Michael Brown & Rachel Mordecai Geoffry & Judith Browning John Reed Brundage
Michael J. Bucci Louise & Bill Bullock Alice & Fred Bunnell Calvin Burge Glen D. Burke John & Susan Burkholder Cordelia Burpee Sandra Burrows Martha Bushnell Jean N. Buskin Nina Butts Mary Foster Cadbury Gaston & Noreen Cadieux Evelyn Calhoun Camaldolese Hermits of America Kathryn S. Campbell Stanley E. Campbell Jennifer Carley Helen L. Carlock Julie Davis Carran Yvonne T. Carrick Valerie J. Carter Arthur Casey Barbara Castro Robert J. Catanzaro Samuel D. Caughron M.D. Darlene Ceremello Douglas R. & Emily Chandler Anne Chartier & James Oakley Richard & Janice Church Lorraine & Laurence Claggett Dwight D. Clark Jr. Patricia A. Clark Therese Cleary Elizabeth G. Clegg Betty McKinley Cline Tina & John Coffin Joseph & Patricia Colgan W. Larry Collins Roger C. & Shirley Conant Robert & Marie Condon Frances G. Connell
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Kenneth l. Cook Edward H. Corker & Carol J. Schneider Carlton Cornett Melinda Correll Jarey Lee Cortright Kathryn Costas Charles & Virginia Coultas Charles & Bonnie Courtney Penny & Roger Cragun Colleen Craig-Davis Abbie & Theodore Crane The Rev. Richard R. Crocker Beatrice Cronin Kit Crosby-Williams Barbara & Charles Cross Edward & Gail Crouch Joan P. Cudhea & Tomas Firle Judith Cumbee Kristen Dahle James & Barbara Dale Gerald Dalzell Anne B. Davis Dennis & Grace Dawgert Lori Dawson Virginia & Dexter Day Niels De Terra Patricia DeBruhl Jean H. Delap Jane & William Derrick Detroit Friends Meeting John & Claudia Detwiler Steven & Elizabeth Deutsch Charles R. Di Salvo Richard & Margaret Diemer Daniel Dingman Raymond Doherty Cathy Dolan M.D. Arthur A. Dole Julie Dorfman & Jerry Herst John J. Doyle & Bernice M. McCann Eileen Drath Frances T. Dreisbach
Tom & Joan Dubay Christopher & Barbara Duffy Ellen Dugger The Rev. David E. & Kathy E. Durham Elsie Manny Eads Mary A. Earley Maud Easter Dwain Eckberg Jean L. Eden Iris Edinger Ben E. Edwards Peter J. & Jane M. Eichten Joyanne A. Elkinton-Walker Garnet & Duane Ellertson Dana & Annie Elwell Joe F. & Mary Brassel Elwood Jan & Cathy Emrick Walter F. Engel Jr. The Rev. Alice W. Erickson Gwen Erickson Edward L. Ericson Jon M. Erikson Gilberto P. & Yolanda A. Esquivel Alan Essner Chris Baker Evens Linda Ewald Paul & Connie Farmer Hector O. Fattorini Arnold M. Feingold Gordon Fellman & Pamela Blau Michael K. Ferber Bill Ferris Lyn Fine David & Nancy Finke Ilene Fins First Unitarian Society of Ithaca Nancy Fitch T. Richard Flaharty Jan Flora Rev. James Flynn The Rev. Sarah Flynn & Joanna Cole Barbara Flythe
Rene Alejandro Fonseca FOR-Missouri Ray V. & Karen Foss Alan B. & Kathleen D. Fowler Antonio Franco R. N. Franco Alan Frank Barbara Fredrick The Rev. Mark W. Frey Lily Friedman Burton R. & Margaret R. Frost Victor Fujii Father John P. Fuller Marian D. Fuson Vanessa T. & Michael M. Fuson Aileen G. Gaal Susan Gaffney David W. Gagne Jane Galbraith Stephen I. Gallant Zona & Omer Galle John B. & Nancy S. Gallini Frances J. Garci-Aguirre Lila M. Gardner Beverly A. Gavel Glenda Gayle Winifred Gegg Fred & Susan Geiger Wendy Clarissa Geiger The Rev. Robert A. Geller Leslie Gentile Warren & Peggy George Elizabeth B. Gerlach Alessio Giacomucci Hali & Dorothy Giessler Robert & Lynn Gill Walter Glickman Mary S. Gmeiner Lucille Godfrey Robert H. Goetz Heshi Howard Gorewitz & Caryn Helfer Dorothy C. Gosting
Rabbi Lynn E. Gottlieb The Rev. Robert J. Granger Dr. James Joseph Gray Charles Greene Linda & William Greene Joann Griffin Mr. & Mrs. William J. Griswold Thurman T. Grossnickle Laurie Gruenbeck Susan Gulick & Rod Margason Laurie Martin Gunter Wayne C. & Lynette E. Guyer H. W. Peace Project Beth D. Haas Edwin D. & Janet M. Hale Brent Stuart Hall Howard Hallman Steve Hallstrom Dr. Martha T. Halsey Arthur & Marcia Hammon Drs. Nancy & Stanley Handmaker Joan M. Haner Sarah B. Hanke Meredith Hanrahan-Boshes & Roger A. Boshes Vincent J. Hardt Joanne K. Hardy Dick & Anna Harrison Nancy Harrison-Noonan Lynda W. Hartman Henry & Marjorie Harvey Margaret A. Hawkins Sam Hays Thomas F. Heck Mary Heckler Christina M. Hefty Jonathan M. Heller Herbert W. Hennings David Hetland Rachel & John Heuman Don Heyse Melissa Hochstetler
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Alice M. Hoffman Luise N. Hoffman W. J. Hollingsworth Robert & Veronica Holmes Joseph W. Holt Jeff Hood Stephen C. & Mary H. Hood Leon & Dorothy Hopper William G. Horton Dr. & Mrs. Abram M. Hostetter Katherine L. Houston Lynda L. Howland James A. Hubley Meg Hudson Jennifer Huebner Owen & Elaine Hughes Thomas A. Hulbert & Nancy S. Scheer Dorothea R. Hunter Edith Fisher Hunter Katharine A. Hunter & James W. Hauser Rabbi Mark Hurvitz The Rev. Charles L. & Eunice Hutchinson Karla & Jonathan Ice H. Larry & Clara R. Ingle Amanda Jack Roland James Ray & Phyllis Jansma Sydney W. Jarvis Jay Management Company LLC William H. Jefferys III Stephen & Kathy Jens-Rochow Louise E. Johnson Sister Virginia Johnson R.C.D. Ken & Jean Jones William D. & Ann L. Jones Milton & Anne Jordan Rabbi Paul & Batya Joseph Joyce James Aryay Kalaki Francis A. Kasper Vincent & Jane Kavaloski Maryellen Kelley
Frances & Howard Kellogg Linda & Reade Kelly Herbert C. Kelman Carole J. & Clarence Kent Lois Kenyon Nita & Ken Kenyon Daniel D. Kereth Charles L. Kerstein Ann F. Kieffer Ken Kieffer Beth & Gordon Kieft Brian Kiely Katharine Kilpatric Hardin W. King W. Ivan King Jan & Ted Kinnaman J. Theodore & Mary K. Klein Mary C. Kleiner Alice Kloker Michael & Sachiko Knappman Herbert G. & Ann O. Knauth Ione Kemp Knight William R. & Gayl A. Knox Robert E. Koenig Franklin & Lavern Kohl Donald & Ruth Kovacs Jacqueline Kremer Lowen & Ruth Kruse Walter William Kuhre & Susan P. Righi Earl T. Kumfer Dr. Patricia L. Kutzner George R. Lakey Training Center Joseph P. Lalka &Teresa Ribadeneyra Pat Lamanna Suzanne Lamborn A. J. Lamme III John W. Laney Ellen Langsather James B. Langworthy Las Cruces Friends Meeting Erika E. Lauffer Desmond & Alice Lawler
Jane W. Lawther Susan Leaver Eleanore Lee Norris & Nancy Lee Charles & Mavourneen Leeper Grace T. Lefever Angela G. Lehman-Rios David Leifer Theo E. & Gail Lemaire Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Deane Leonard Richard Leuba David L. Levering Alan Thomas Levin Adam Levine Gayle F. Lewis Lillian Lewis Richard T. & Rose M. Lewis June E. Licence Mary Liston Liepold PhD John Light Samuel F. N. Lightwood Lilith Joyce & Ted Liljeholm Thomas B. Lloyd Kristin E. Loebbecke & Al Stavitsky William A. Loftquist Lucy Mish Logan Kristin K. Loken Beverly & Don Long Merle Longwood Julia Dorsey & David Loomis Karen L. Loomis Linda Loomis Charles & Beverly Lord Nancy S. Lovejoy Andrew A. & Jessica Lukas David & Sandra Lyons Doug Mackey David C. MacMichael Mildred M. Mahoney Daniel J. Malakoff Katherine & Christo Mallalieu
Albon P. Man Louise Mann Carol Manning Frances & Peter Marcuse David Markel William R. & Mary E. Marlow Henry Marshall lll Jean B. & Daniel Martensen John W. Martin Robert J. & Suzanne L. Martin Linda Mashburn Arnold & Margaret Matlin Marge A. Maust Allen McAfee The Rev. Carole & Duncan McCallum Ron & Terry McCollum Velma M. Duell McConnell Charles McCormack Elizabeth McElhill Joseph M. McGowan Dan & Tammy McKanan Larry & Nancy McKaughan Gerre McKenna Rev. Dave & Robin Mclamma Victor W. McLane Jean McLaughlin Mary H. McLaughlin Donald M. McPherson Lee McRae Susan McRae Katharine Meacham-Conover David R. Meade Mark Meade Peter J. Metz Bunny Meyer David P. Michener M.D. Greta Mickey The Rev. David James Miller & Linda Miller Jonette O. Miller Margery Jane Miller Mary H. Miller Suzanne S. Miller
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CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Scott Miller & Janet Burdi David P. Mills George Mills Betty Emery Miner Peter R. Mitchell Ruth Moerdyk Elaine & Joseph Molnar Monastery of Saint Gertrude Pamela M. Moore Ralph B. Moore Robert E. Morehouse Mary M. Morgan Kayren B. Morrill Stephanie Morris & Carl M. Shiigi Bob Morse Louise J. Morse Allyn M. Moss Thomas Mulhern James Munves Mark Murphy Katharine D. Myers Roberta A. & Ronald E. Myers Alice K. Nakahata The Rev. Timothy M. Nakayama Isaac & Lensey Namioka Lucille Nassery Joy & Randy Nelson Merwyn & Barbara Nelson Craig L. Nessan Anita Nessin Robert Neuhauser Hugh G. Nevin Jr. Louisa P. Newberry Robert Nixon Dave & Ruby Nofziger Nancy Jo Nord William & Patricia Nottingham Dr. John Nuessle Thomas A. & Rita G. O'Connor Francis & Lenora O'Donnell Dennis O'Neil Patrick & Mary Ann O'Shea
Samuel P. Oast III Mary Jane Oglesby George A. Oldham Deane & Claudene Oliva Maria Ornelas & Brian Rasnow Jim Orr Jean W. Orton Rebecca Otter Celia E. Palm Dr. Waldemar Palutke M.D. Scott & Jeanne Paradise Isobel Parke Eleanor Parker Harold L. Parkey C. Richard Parkins Patricia Parkman William & Larae Parry Timothy H. & Lynn B. Parshall Glenn & Dorothy Patterson Jean P. Patterson Gary & Marilyn Patton Marcia I. Paullin Pax Christi Metro New York Thomas D. Paxson Jr. Jack & Christine Payden-Travers Charles B. & Evelyn Payson Rick & Kathleen Pearce Ruth E. Peeples J. Britt & Nan S. Pendergrast Klaus Penzel Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A. & Joanne Perez Anjeanette L. Perkins The Rev. H. Wesley Perkins Kenneth & Margaret Perkins Charles N. Petersen Paulann Petersen The Pfizer Foundation Kay Pickering The Rev. Nathaniel Pierce Phyllis & Marc Pilisuk The Rev. John F. Piper Jr. Leonid S. Polevoy
The Rev. Robert Pollard III Scott Poole Diane M. Porter June Potochnik Nancy A. Potter Prenax Ltd. Susan Dalton Presson Alta L. Price MD Ann Freeman Price Lois Q. Racz William H. Rader Barbara M. Rahn Elizabeth A. Raid & Lou Gomez Jr. Cynthia Hirni & Bob Raines Timothy Rand Francis Ballard Randall Paul F. Randel Susan Ravitz The Rev. James E. Ray Daphne M. Raz & Philip Hyre Razoo Foundation Reading Monthly Meeting of Friends Robert A. & Johanna Rebman Dennis P. Redmond Shelley C. Reece Tom Reid Joan Reidy Leslie Reindl Jose L. Reissig Edward & Sigrid Renner Stanley L. Reynolds & Judith Appleton Robert I. Rhodes Maxim Karl & Nancy Rice Judith E. Rich Robina Ingram Rich Charles & Nancy Richard Jerald & Ann Richards Anne M. Richter Jayne E. Riggs & Stan Sivesind Denny Riley Susan Riley Richard Rivard
Edith & Christopher Roberts Jean Roberts Roger Robison Rochester Friends Meeting Jane & Joseph Roehrig III Mary Janette Rogers John K. & Nancy B. Rohde Eleanor Dietrick Rooney Charles & Martha Root Oren Root Colleen Rose Judy Rosenblith Peggy Rosenthal Rev. Nancy L. Roth Arnold & Betty Rots Dan & Margo Royer-Miller Dr. George Rubin Bonnie J. Ruggiero Frederick W. Rungee Carlton & Lorna Russell Donald & Diana Ryan Katharine W. Rylaarsdam Victor & Juliana Sabini David Sabold Susan E. & Bruce K. Saffery Douglas Safranek Saint Williams Church Ingrid Wendt & Ralph J. Salisbury Russell Salisbury Hugh & Barbara Sanborn Jack Sawyer Anne Sayre Maya Schenwar Cantor Robert S. Scherr Bill Scheurer David M. Schilling Jackie G. Schirn The Rev. Barbara H. & Mel Schlachter Jay Schmidt Dr. Stuart M. Schmidt Charlotte E. & John Schroeder Marion G. & John M. Schultz
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FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION
CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
June M. Schumacher Elizabeth A. Schutt Gary & Judith Schwab Patricia C. Schwarzlander Barbara J. Scott Perry & Lisa Scott Penny Sampert Scribner Scott Searles Jr. Laroy E. & Mary F. Seaver Peter & Toshi Seeger Kenneth L. Sehested Jo Ann Seiquist Paul Selker Roberta G. Selleck Janet & Martin Seltman Ellie Calvert Shacter Beryl Shahan Tom Shea Karen S. Sheahan Susan H. Shearouse Linda L. Sheehy J. Barrie & Mhairi Shepherd Tai Shigaki The Rev. William S. Shirley Mary & Henry Shoiket Hallam C. & Yasuko F. Shorrock Judith E. Shosie Richard A. Signore James Simmons Johnny Simmons Sisters of Saint Dominican Sisters of Saint Joseph of Peace Dolores Skerritt-Seskin Janey Skinner Shirley & Sid Skirvin Jeffrey C. Slade & Ruth A. Diem William H. Slavick William & Katherine Sloan Jody Slocum Concetta Smart Anne Smiley Ann E. Smith
Clyde C. & Renee L. Smith David A. & Dorothy R. Smith Rosalind B. Smith Robert & Barbara Smucker Edward Snyder Francisco Sola Marian & Ted Solomon John Somers Kathleen Somers Dolores K. Somers Young David & Barbara Sparling Douglas D. & Alice C. Speers Peter H. Spendelow & Jill D. Schatz Patricia & William Spicer Mark L. & Paula J. Springer St. Paul's Lutheran Church Patricia A. & Tim L. Stalder Mary F. Stamp Jane T. Stanton Chareen Stark Evelyn Staus Lee Steelman Peter Stettenheim The Doctors Edwin & Jessica Stickney Robert & Sally Stoddard Jacqueline Stover Shirley & Harold Strom Jennifer R. Stucker Al Stumph Jackson & Patricia Sturgeon David Summergrad John V. Surr Alan Sussman Donald Sutherland Gerald Swanson Miriam & David Swartz Beverly Swift Gloria Switzer Susan Sylvan Tacoma Friends Meeting Jackson Mayes Jess Tambellini Carolyn & John Tamblyn
Elinore & Nancy Taylor Priscilla Taylor-Williams Silvia Tennenbaum Alice Thompson Margaret R. Thompson The Doctors Leo & Yvonne Thorne Fred & Virginia Thornthwaite Constance C. Thurber William J. Toaspern Kathleen G. Todd M.D. Eric Tommerdahl Betsie & Robert Tremant George L. Trigg Thelma Triplett Warren & Martha Tropf Eugene A. Troxell Herbert F. Tucker The Rev. Dawson W. & Jean M. Tunnell Glennette & Albert Turner Richard M. Ugland Laverne & Warren Uhte Dorothy Van Dyck Carolynn Van Dyke Ruth & Glenn Van Haitsma Laurel B. Van Ham Suzanna W. Vanderveer Kate VanDerzee-Glidden & Robert Glidden Joyce Vandevere Ruth H. Varney Donna & Demetri Vasiliades Raoul & Joan Vegosen Jo Vellacott Ethan & Rima Vesely-Flad Marcia Vickery Gilbert H. & Dorothy Vieira The Rev. Lester Vier Carol Vieth Martha O. Vinick Dana Visalli Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis Jane Volckhausen Alice Waco
Barbara Wade Paul & Mary Wagoner William & Eleanor Wainwright James E. Wallace Leonore Walters Brian J. J. Ward The Rev. W. Joel Warner Jr. & Rev Noel Koestline Frank & Joyce Warren Thomas & Kathleen Washburn Grace Washington The Rev. Dale M. Weatherspoon J. Richard & Margaret Weaver Mitchell W. & Maureen Webb Frank & Barbara Weber Mary Tupper D. Webster Ruth Weizenbaum Kay Welsch George P. Wertin Richard & Sandra Westby Robert & Janet Whitaker Thomas Russell Whitaker Anne Julie White Grace B. White John & Loretta White Bruce A. & Virginia S. Whitehouse Jane E. & Donald D. Wick Jan Wilbur Fred A. Wilcox The Rev. Lyle Wilgenbusch Monica Willard Stephen & Elizabeth Willey Robert Williams Robert & Joanne Williams Thomas W. & Harriet J. Williams Robert C. Williamson Benjamin Wilson Darrel & Elizabeth Wilson The Rev. Philip Wilson Ronald Winslow Wilson Peter C. & Kathleen P. Wise Lawrence S. Wittner
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FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION
CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Gene Wolery Martin Wolf Dorothy Virginia Wolfe Rick Wolfe & Janis Schmitz Dale F. Wolfgram Frank H. & Raquel K. Wood Margaret Ellis Wood Marina J. Wood & Fernando Romero David C. Woolman Robert Wootton Liz & John Workman Angela Wright J. Howard & Carol K. Wright Judith C. Wrzesinski Thomas E. Wulling Dolly & David Yates Linda & Delmar Yoder Ellen Roberts Young Clifton L. Youngman Jr. Joseph Yutsus Jr. Ellen & Leonard Zablow Eva Zazueta-Lara & Antonio Lara Charlotte Zerbe H. Berrien Zettler W. Jerome & Vera Zimmerman Otto Zingg & Elaine Oser Zingg Rosalind Zuses
FRIENDS OF CHANGE $25 TO $49 Dona J. & Frank J. Ahern Thomas L. Aitken Professor Gene Alexander Ruth E. Allard & Erik Schickedanz Nola & Frank Allen Cookie Anderson Joan W. Anderson William W. Anderson Walter & Melinda Andrews Terence R. Anthoney Eugene B. Antley
Matthew Arcuri Kay Arnold Ardyce J. Asire Associated Solo Artists, Inc. Mie Athearn Jody A. Atkinson Steven Axelrod John & Patricia Baker-Batsel Phil & Charlotte Baker-Shenk Jeanie Barnes Elizabeth Barton Larry Bassett Sharon Bauer David Breakstone The Rev. Lavon Bayler Richard & Gene Beardsley Nancy B. Beck Jean C. Beckman Juliet Begley Elinor & Sam Benedict Valerie Bengal Robert D. Bersson Nirmala D. Bidani Beatrice & Judd Blain Sister Lesley Block O.P. Richard Bloom Bridget McCoy Shane Boeder Deborah G. Bonell Ross & Vera Boone Patricia Bradford Ronice E. Branding The Rev. Ruth M. Brandon Gerri Brauneis Marian D. Breckenridge Joyce I. Bressler Paul & Helen Brink Yolanda & Peter Broad Tracy Brulotte Paul & Carol Ann Brun Del Re Bernice Rose Bulgatz Donald Bump Samuel B. Burgess M.D. Leonard B. Burkhardt
Bruce W. Burley Elizabeth G. Burr Vinie Burrows Harry J. Bury Myokei Caine-Barrett Dorothy Louise Calvani Catherine M. Cameron S. Cameron Jim Campanella Catherine A. Camporini The Rev. Carole Carlson Mark & Ann Carlson John A. & Margaret Carr Barry F. & Peggy J. Cavaghan Christina Cernos & Ramon Puga Patricia Chaffee Bill & Alex Chase Walter & Betty Jane Chura Rita Clark Thomas H. Cleary Jean R. & Robert A. Cleland Nancy Adams Cogan Ellen Cohen Dr. Kristine & Terry Cole Charles E. Collyer & Pamela Zappardino Harry E. Colwell III Community of Saint Francis Robert Conger Mr. & Mrs. James Conklin David G. Conlin Joel Conn Juanita C. Contreras Betty Cooper Eric Corson Peter Cousins Eloise M. Cranke Glenn & Darien Cratty James R. Crawford Frances Crowe Mary Rose Curtis April Hall & Craig Hall Cutting Mike Daly
Dennis Damato Linda Darga Susan Davenport Richard S. Davis & Phebe Schwartz J. S. De Simone M A Earley Shulamit Decktor Frances F. Delahanty Emily A. Demmin Cliff & Jane Denay Andrew D. Deppe The Rev. Jordan Edwards Dickinson Mary & Dave Dickson Joyce Dietrich Philip & Gean Dindia Ruth Doehring Elaine Douglass Barbara A. Drake Ruth M. Drake Richard & Nancy Dutton Dr. George Eastman Alexis Easton Alan C. Eccleston Robert Eckersley Robin Edidin Betty Edson Noel H. Egensperger Maurice G. Eldridge Susan J. Elias Nancy G. Elliott & Roy Lindstrom Mike & Joy Ellison Ted & Virginia Emigh Hermann & Luise Engelhardt Don Engelstad Ann F. Eno Bruce & Jane Ergood Roberta Etheredge Angelika & Daniel Evans Dr. Joseph J. Fahey Carol Fay The Rev. Lawrence C. & Anna Ferguson Jr. Doris B. Ferm Willard B. Fernald
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FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION
CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
David Fersh Marlin A. & Lois J. Field Daniel & Anita Fine Maylin Harden Fisher Drew Fixell Yolanda Flad Robert S. Fleishman Jerald Lee Folk Charles P. Forbes & Marilyn M. Forbes Diana & Robert Forman Quinn & Maureen Forman John Fournelle Jean E. Fox Dennis W. Frado Eugene Mark Franceschini Elizabeth Frank Julie E. Frantz Francis & Ann Frellick Friends Academy Marie R. Galda Luanne Pasik & Kent Gale Cynthia & Roy Gallinger Sheila Garrett Karen Garvin Victoria Gaskell Margaret Gerring Michael C. Gigante Kenneth P. Giles Mary A. Giordmaine John & Sheila Girton Patricia S. Glasow Minerva Glidden Frank & Kay Goetz Laura Goldbaum Bert & Joan Golding Cathy Goldman Roswell & Marilynn Gordon Robert Goren Susan B. & Leonard Gorman James W. Gould Sam Gousen The Rev. Suzanne H. & Kelsey Graham
Margaret Grannis Ruth Graves Dr. Gibson Gray Dana Greene Kenneth K. Grenz Archie Gress Roberta R. Gribbon Anne H. Griffis Jean Holladay Grosbach Charlotte S. Gross Phyllis Grossman Isabelle Gunning Ginny & Mike Gustin Beth Guthrie Barbara J. Haack Joyce A. Hall Chia Hamilton Nancy & Chuck Handlon G. F. L. Hariss Amanda E. & David Harrity Neil H. Hartman Anna Hasegawa The Rev. Cornelius Dewitt Hastie Mary Gibson Hatten Ernest M. Hawk Dale C. Hayes Jean Haynes Michael A. Heller Tom Hendrick Stephen S. Herbst Joyce S. Herman Naida Hernandez Arthur & Hildegard Herz Mary B. & Frank B. Herzel John & Dorothy Herzog Dr. Kristin Herzog Dale & Marion Hess Gloria Hess Richard Vanden Heuvel Franklin & Rose Hijikata George & Audrey Hinger Michael P. Hogan
Christine Holden Elsie & Richard Hollenbeck Roy Holman Ruth S. Hood Ruth Ferguson Hooke Mildred & Wayne Horlacher Joan & Rodney Houck Robert E. Howell The Rev. Richard Huleatt Michael Humes Mr. & Mrs. William M. Hydon H. Patricia Hynes Joan Indusi Father Kenneth E. Irrgang Jane Jackson & H. David Bonner Kenneth G. Jacobs & Lisa Nissenbaum The Rev. Philip C. Jacobs III Stanley S. Jacobs Greta Jacobsen Mary Jacobsen Timothy Evans Jenkins Bill & Marlene Johnson Daniel J. Johnson Linda A. Johnson Lorraine D. Johnson Thomas M. Johnson Robert Johnston T. Canby Jones Susan Joseph Marilyn Jurich Professor Frank L. Kahl Marilyn & Bob Kaiser Mary Kambic Nadia R. Kanhai-Zamora Edward K. Kaplan Sherry Kasukonis Jane T. Kelly Matthew Kelly Brett M. Kelver Alexander Levering Kern & Rebecca Aeron Grunko Virginia & Richard Kerner
Frank C. Kiehne Elaine Kihara & David Sweet Austin Kiley Leonard King Manny Kirchheimer Alfred D. Klinger Diane Knudsen Rabbi Aaron Kriegel Bertha Kriegler Louis Kriesberg Madonna & Thomas Kuciejczyk-Kernan Lois Kuster Kathryn E. Lafond Amy Lake Albert Ginouves Esther Landau Louis Landon Tony Langbehn Thomas Lee Patricia A. Lefevere Fred C. Leone Nancy C. Lesher Gerson & Debbie Lesser Maria R. Lichtmann Theodore Lieverman Sheila & Dennis Linn Cecile B. Litherland Mary Lou Lovette Howell C. & M. Jean Lowe William J. Lucero Wilson B. & Mary A. Lutz Delores E. Lynch Laura Lynch W. Bruce Mackenzie The Rev. Fred A. Magley Charles & Sally Magneson John F. X. Mannion W. Eugene March Morton J. Marshack Theodore F. & Mary L. Marshburn Lois Martens Patricia Martens Balke Peggy Maslowski
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FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION
CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Bruce & Sandra Mason Janet Matlock Robert Mayer & Jan Muzyczka Margaret Mayfield Ray L. Maynard Charles Maze Anne McCarthy O.S.B. Gerald A. McCarthy Joseph D. McCarty Peter & Renda McCaughan J. Stanley McCracken Myles T. McDonald Nan McMurry Robert D. & Sara A. McNeil Carolyn & Myron Meier Elizabeth H. & E. Allen Mellen Robert Merikangas John & Carol Messerschmitt Ethel P. Metcalfe Loren Metzger Jody L. Meyer Roger J. Meyer M.D. Judith Michael Gaia Mika Liz Milazzo Ward C. Miles Twila Miller Norman Millett Marian H. Milligan Eleanor Milliken Michael G. Millman Cynthia & Ron Moe–Lobeda Carol Moeller Costa Daniel & Moira Moga Jean Mohr Nicholas & Nancy Mohr Jean M. Mont-Eton Mike Moore Michael J. Moran Chula & Hubert Morel-Seytoux Evelyn T. Morgan & Mary Elizabeth Gugliuzza
Mary Lee Morrison & William B. Upholt Peg Morton Daniel Moses Miriam Moussaioff Andrew Greenberg Berneil R. Mueller Sister Maureen Murray RSHM William & Kathy Murray Kathryn Nehrbass Lewis R. & Nancy J. Nelson Sister Mary Nerney Raymond & Eleanor Newell Jr. Lafayette H. & Maym Noda James F. Noonan Betty Norbeck Mary A. & Paul E. Nordeen Nancy Nussbaum Vana & Dennis O'Brien James O'Callahan & Patricia A. Conway B. Ernest & Judy O'Donnell Gemma O'Donnell Patricia G. O'Malley-Cohn Joyce Ollman Isabel Olmsted Lynn F. Olson Dr. Irfan Omar Order of St. Helena Charles & Ruth Overby Steven K. Ozanne & Rev. Linda J. Gesling Jacob Pace Glenn D. Paige Joseph & Mary Palen The Rev. Paul G. Palmer Barbara R. Pampalone Annette R. Parent James V. Parker Cornelia H. Parkes Eric & Cristina Parsons Rosalie Tyler Paul Susan Paul Robert Paviour Jr. Dean G. Peerman
Samuel & Cynthia Pendergrast Phyllis Pendleton Jerome B. Perkins Peg Hayes Verda Mae Peters Betty F. Peterson Robert C. Peterson Maxine E. Phillips & Thomas W. Roderick Linda M. Phillips-Ellsworth Roy L. Piepenburg Dwight & LaVonne Platt Ruth & Mike Podolin Raphael L. Podolsky Walter & Mary Lynn Porter Mary Porter-Chase Judith Pressmar Rev. Emily B. Preston Nelson Price Sister Carol Proietti Paul & Mary Margaret Pruitt Craig & Sarah Putnam Ellyn Rabinowitz Dorothy A. Ramsey Alan B. Ranford Dr. Dana Raphael Steve Raymen Elisabeth J. Rees Rabbi Victor Reinstein Michael Rice Phyllis Rodriguez Andy Rogers Rogers Library Suzanne Roman Barbara & Thomas Rona Jr. Leah Rossner Barry H. Roth M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Rothman June A. Rusten Ellen Baxter Sabbah Anne Saint Germain The Rev. William C. Sanford Sally Saulvester
Duncan Saunders Laura L. & James J. Savage Jonathan Savrin Kathryn Seifert & Roy U. Schenk Esther Schiedel Lucile Schloming Dennis & Helen Schmidling David F. & Vicki S. Schmidt Nancy Schniedewind Ronnie Scotkin & Edward R. Hickey Kevin G. Scott Leroy Seat Larry Seilhamer Julian P. & Barbara S. Sellers William Howard Shannon Prithvi R. Sharma Howard & Barbara Shaw Jane Shepard Paul Sheridan & Kate Fitzgerald Professor Ernest & Eva Sherman Julie A. Shiner-Bazan Laurence H. & Suzanne Shoup Suzanne M. Baker-Shoup Thomas P. Sibley Sylvia L. Simms Larry Sklar Michael Skweir David & Perry-O Sliwa Walter & Anne Smiley Jenella M. Smith Nathaniel B. Smith Rosemary H. Smith Franz C. Snyder Joanne Spalding Bernard & Marcia Spitz Lawrence Stanley Leah & Bill Stenson Charles C. Stewart The Rev. J. Roy Stiles Pablo Stone Bertram & Lynne Strieb Edward C. Sullivan
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FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION
CONTRIBUTIONS the following contributions were received during the calendar year january 1 to december 31, 2012.
Barrie L. & Patrick H. Summers Leahe A. Swayze James E. Syphers J. Stuart Taylor lll Walter Taylor Sally M. Thompson Steven J. Thompson Sara Thomsen Jordan L. & Lori W. Tishler Mary Torchio Lana Touchstone Judith & Peter Trenholme Bethene Trexel & Jon Tenney Lisa & Hugh Trinkler Constance Trowbridge The Rev. Barbara B. Troxell Rev. Eugene Boutilier Patricia Trutty-Coohill Bernard D. Tuchman Carol S. Tufts Dean Tuttle Patricia Tweedy Karen Tyson Inokenti Ustiantseff Father John Van De Paer CICM J. Peter & Mary Van Der Veen Donna Marie Van Grinsven Luis A. Vasquez Clyde R. Vaughn Jr. Elizabeth H & Jose Vilar Valerie M. Vivian Beth & Joe Vogler Erika M. Voss Sara Ann Wagner Richard E. Waldrop John B. & Katherine Walker David Wampler Roger Keys Weaver Joanne Goulart Weber Rev. Daniel J. Webster Nora Weckler Kimberly Weichel
Joel Weisberg Janet Watchman Diana G. Westbrook Tom & Darlene White Dr. Bill & Eleanore Wickersham Celeste Williams The Rev. Robert E. Willoughby Janney & Jean Wilson Laura Cean Wilson Mark Wilson Dr. Douglas & Carol Wingeier Antoinette M. Winters Kenneth & Wicky Woerthwein Nanlouise Wolfe & J. Stephen Zunes Gwen Wolverton Naomi R. Wray Theodore Wright Jr. Terry Wright & Phil Hornik Bernard & Jeanne Yurke
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