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A TRIBUTE TO MISSOURI RIVER COUNTRY, RIVERTOWNS AIRS SEPTEMBER 26.

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the American Maker Movement New culinary show, tasteMAKERS, with host Cat Neville, debuts nationwide on public television October 15.

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Explore the joy of books with a host of literary-themed programs this season.

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Celebrate “Be My Neighbor Day” at September Storytime in the Commons New Daniel Tiger movie and Edcamp focus on growing Nine Network and St. Louis Public Radio present Halloween Movie Night Stop by Nine’s booth at the Saint Louis Art Fair Festival screening planned for Nine-produced Rivertowns Get tickets to DonnyBash and explore the benefits of membership Stephen Sondheim named recipient of 2018 St. Louis Literary Award

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Storytime in Spanish

he August 4 Storytime in the Commons embraced cultural T diversity by reading the book “Gracias” in Spanish.

Point of View

public screening and conversation around POV: Whose A Streets? was held July 27 in the Public Media Commons.

Foods of Asia

he sold-out Taste & See: Go East brought the vibrant food T of Asia to the Public Media Commons on July 20.

Helping Us Ignite the Spirit of Possibility

ur annual volunteer dinner on June 29 is our way of saying O thanks to our valuable volunteers.

North American Premiere at Nine

he premiere of the BBC’s, Robert Campbell, Mountain T Man, was held on June 18 and included the director and Robert Campbell’s descendant, Alan McFarland (right).

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Jack Galmiche and 10 That Changed America series producer, Dan Protess (right), at the July 10 preview screening and discussion of the new season, which profiled the Gateway Arch and Eads Bridge.

Vice Chair Mark C. Lindgren Treasurer Kathy Barney Secretary Cynthia Brinkley Members Don Aven Spencer Burke Dan Burkhardt Maxine Clark David Conner Steven Frank Pepe Prince Finn Tim Goodson Harvey A. Harris Juanita Hinshaw Janet M. Holloway Dennis Hummel Ashley Kemper Edward Koplar Ken Kranzberg Mark Krieger Brendan Lind Dennis Lower Jeffrey McDonnell Mary Nelson Kim Olson David Rabe Jack Schreiber Hugh Scott III Thad Simons Patrick Sly James Snowden Chad Stiening, PhD Dr. Donald Suggs Sara Wade Milton P. Wilkins, Jr. Nine Network Senior Staff President and CEO Jack Galmiche Senior Vice President, COO and CFO Richard E. Skalski Senior Vice President of Engagement and Content Amy Shaw Vice President of Engineering and Operations Chrys Marlow

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Dear Friends, I am pleased to announce new officers on our board for the fiscal year that began July 1, 2018. We are fortunate to have dedicated, talented leaders in our community serving on our Board of Directors. As we move forward with implementing our 2021 Strategic Plan, approved by the board in June, the expertise of our officers will help us navigate the rapidly changing media landscape. David Steward II, founder of Lion Forge, LLC, serves as chair. Mark C. Lindgren, senior vice president of corporate communications and chief human resources officer for Ameren, is vice chair. Cynthia Brinkley, president and chief operating officer, Centene Corporation, is the secretary. Kathy Barney, senior vice president group finance officer, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, remains treasurer. While the media landscape continues to change, our mission and commitment to the region remain constant. The Nine Network of Public Media listens to our community members to determine the key issues and interests, offers content informed by these priorities, as well as meaningful shared experiences. The 2021 Strategic Plan is designed to provide direction for the next three years, position Nine for the future, and leave flexibility to respond to a dynamic landscape. The plan calls for focusing on national content with local relevance and local content produced by Nine. We will build capacity to create original digital content to meet audiences where they are. To sustain our work, we will reach out to supporters based on their interests and interactions with Nine. Rather than making decisions based on precedence or instinct, we will foster a culture that derives, sources, and uses data in decision making. These are just some of the strategic shifts that will be necessary to deliver on our mission.

In September, we will come together to celebrate the success of our $50 million Igniting the Spirit of Possibility campaign. Thanks to the generous support of our community, we exceeded our goal! The 2018 Pioneer Spirit Award Celebration will be a fitting end to a campaign that helped us improve our viewer services, develop our facilities for community engagement, and achieve long-term stability. Kim Olson will be awarded the 2018 Pioneer Spirit Award. Kim Olson epitomizes our founders’ strong belief in the power of educational television. Kim has been an active board member since 2010 and was instrumental in the success of the Igniting the Spirit of Possibility campaign, serving as cochair. Her philanthropy has supported the local broadcast of the award-winning news documentary series, Frontline, and other Nine initiatives. She and her husband, Bruce, are members of Nine’s Visionary Leadership Circle. There are outstanding programs in our September and October lineup, including our latest local documentary, Rivertowns (see page 12), which will premiere outdoors in the Public Media Commons on September 12. I hope to see you there. Yours truly,

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The maker movement is changing the way America eats. As we increasingly want to know where our food comes from and who made it, entrepreneurs are rolling up their sleeves and becoming bread bakers, cheese makers, distillers and brewers. Catherine Neville, long-time Nine Network collaborator and Emmy©winning television host of Feast TV, captures the zeitgeist with tasteMAKERS, premiering October 15 at 8:30 p.m. on Nine PBS. Nine Network is proud to act as presenting station of tasteMAKERS, which is distributed around the country through American Public Television (APT). Information on premiere screening event at nineNet.org/events.

tasteMAKERS' first 13-episode season takes viewers from a shellfish operation in the icy waters off the coast of Washington to a sheepmilk dairy in the rolling hills of Missouri to a tofu factory in the heart of Chicago to a snail farm on the North Fork of Long Island. Each episode follows a documentarystyle story arc, taking viewers inside the world of the maker, exploring the creative process as well as the maker's connections within the culinary community, and finally landing in the kitchen to cook up something delicious. “I am especially excited about the opportunity to produce a nationally televised culinary show out of St. Louis,” Neville says. “Feast TV has been able to draw attention to so many of our city and our state’s culinary hotspots, it’s amazing to be able to do the same for avant-garde food enthusiasts across the country, and I’m grateful to the Nine Network and APT for that opportunity.” Nine Network President and CEO Jack Galmiche thought Neville would be the perfect host for a nationally distributed program given the wide appeal of both the highly rated Feast TV and regularly soldout Taste & See events hosted by Neville and the Nine Network in the Public Media Commons. When she developed the concept for tasteMAKERS, Galmiche recognized the potential for a series focused on the maker movement.

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“We’ve greatly enjoyed the relationship we’ve had with Cat over the past six years and have enjoyed watching Feast TV grow into one of the mostwatched shows on the Nine Network,” says Galmiche. Neville is focusing her lens on the artisans who are defining the flavor of American food, offering viewers a unique look at the burgeoning culinary maker movement. This series is a journey into the heart of America, where makers who are focused on flavor create products that reflect the character of their environment as well as their communities. “Seeking stories over the last 20 years has led me to discover and appreciate the risks these makers take and the determination required to follow their passion,” says Neville. “I've seen firsthand the positive impact experienced by those who work each day to create something that is unique and personal and, in tasteMAKERS, I am excited to share their stories.” tasteMAKERS builds on Neville’s work at the local and regional level. Her nearly two decades in culinary journalism informs her trek through the current state of food. “I am inspired by the people I cover and strive to develop content that matches their passion,” she says. “Their work is the backbone of the culinary industry. With tasteMAKERS, I'll showcase their craft and introduce you to the people whose work reflects the authenticity and diversity of American food and drink.” nineNet.org

Preserved Cane Creek Farms and Braeburn Farm in the tiny North Carolina town of Saxapahaw sustainably raise heritage pork and grass-fed beef, which is sourced to Left Bank Butchery. Sweet Stuff Travel to Houston, TX, to meet a woman who is educating people about the food system one sweet spoonful of frozen custard at a time. Not So Fast Heliculture, a fancy word for snail farming, is on the rise in the U.S. Visit a tiny greenhouse in Cutchogue, NY, where tens of thousands of snails are being hand raised on foraged greens. Fun Ferments The ancient preservation technique of fermentation turns out to have tremendous health benefits. Meet the team behind Edible Alchemy in San Diego, CA. On the Vine Travel to Jack Rabbit Hill Farm in Hotchkiss, CO, where a biodynamic farmer is crafting wines that express his farm’s high-desert environment. Shelled Out Farmed mussels, clams and oysters are a sustainable seafood choice, and that’s good for you and the environment. Venture to Coupeville, WA, to meet a farmer on the forefront of sustainable shellfish farming. Extracted There’s a world of flavor to explore beyond standard extra-virgin olive oil. Take a trip to Pitts, GA, where coldpressed, unrefined oils are made from sunflower, okra and sesame seeds.

Warm and Wooly Green Dirt Farms in Weston, MO, specializes in cheeses made from rich and creamy sheep’s milk. The cheeses get their start in well-tended soil that grows a range of prairie grasses that are responsible for the seasonal flavors in the cheeses. Pucker Up Indian River Lagoon, in Vero Beach, FL, makes this part of Florida one of the world’s best citrus-growing regions. Meet a couple who is crafting sour beers that celebrate the region’s farming history. Out of the Box Hydroponics are considered one way to efficiently and sustainably grow more fruits and veggies. Enter Bostonbased Freight Farms, who build self-contained hydroponic farms from cast-off shipping containers. In the Wild Meet the owner of Broken Arrow Ranch in Ingram, TX, who travels across the state, harvesting game on Texas ranches in a humane, sustainable way. Soy to the World Illinois produces the highest volume of soybeans of any state and some of those beans make it to Phoenix Bean, whose tofu is on the menus of some of Chicago’s best restaurants. Grounded In Louisvillle, KY, Louismill works directly with grain farmers to source wheat, rye and corn that is stone ground into its flour and grits. Some of the flours make their way to its wood-fired pizza restaurant.

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new on nine Hit the Books This Fall EXPLORE THE JOY OF BOOKS AND THE POWER OF READING WITH A HOST OF LITERARY-THEMED PROGRAMS THIS SEASON.

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The Great American Read’s fall kick off is Tuesday, September 11, at 7:00 p.m. on Nine PBS. The series explores and celebrates the experiences of America through the lens of our most treasured literary classics and contemporary titles.

The fascinating history and analysis behind Shakespeare’s greatest plays continues with a third season of Shakespeare Uncovered, premiering October 14 at 3:00 p.m. The ambitious series returns with celebrated new hosts, like Helen Hunt (pictured left), who seamlessly weave their personal passions with history, biography, iconic performances and new analysis

Television personality and journalist Meredith Vieira hosts the series. “The power of reading is extraordinary—it allows us to escape to new worlds, introduces us to a diverse range of people, opens our minds to different ideas, and allows us to keep learning no matter our age or background.” One hundred books were selected by the American public. The firstever national vote to choose America’s best-loved book launched in May. There is still time to vote for your favorite book at nineNet.org/read.

to tell the stories behind the stories of Shakespeare’s famous works. The series combines interviews with actors, directors and scholars, along with visits to key locations, clips from some of the most celebrated film and television adaptations and illustrative excerpts from the plays staged specially for the series at Shakespeare’s Globe in London.

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After the kickoff, the series continues on five consecutive Tuesdays with episodes exploring the nominated books through themes including “Who Am I,” “Heros,” “Villains and Monsters,” “What We Do for Love,” and “Other Worlds.” The grand finale, when America’s best-loved novel is revealed, airs October 23 at 7:00 p.m.

Anne of Green Gables: Fire& Dew Get set for the third installment of the PBS series about the adventures of Anne Shirley, an 11-year-old orphan girl, who was mistakenly sent to two middle-aged siblings, originally intending to adopt a boy to help them on their farm. Anne of Green Gables is based on a 1908 novel by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery and is considered a classic. In the new edition airing Sunday, September 23, 6:30-8:00 p.m., Anne heads to school in the city, leaving Matthew and Marilla facing loneliness. Will Anne, overwhelmed by competition, find that the dark cloud over her life does have a silver lining?

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A biography on Fred Rogers is scheduled to be released on September 4, titled The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers.

The Year of Mister Rogers Continues with Be My Neighbor Day Our year-long celebration of the 50th anniversary of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood continues on September 29 at Storytime in the Commons. Celebrate “Be My Neighbor Day” with appearances by Daniel Tiger and Katerina Kittycat. In addition to reading stories that will focus on being neighborly, our last storytime of the season includes music, activities to give back to the community, and a raffle to receive a box of all-things Daniel Tiger. See page 38 for more details. Be My Neighbor Day is sponsored by The Fred Rogers Company and PNC. Delta Dental of Missouri’s Tooth Fairy and Tooth Wizard will be on hand and your little ones can visit a mini recycling facility from Republic Services and the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Healthy Kids Corner.

Free, but registration is required at nineNet.org/Storytime. Storytime in the Commons is presented by Delta Dental of Missouri, St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Republic Services in partnership with Nine Network’s Ready to Learn initiative, St. Louis Public Library and St. Louis Public Radio.

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PBS KIDS Gives Kids a Strong Start Studies continually show that children who enter preschool and early grades prepared have higher rates of later academic success, and that engagement with their parents and teachers plays a critical role in giving kids a strong start.

New Daniel Tiger Movie This September, PBS KIDS will premiere the first-ever movie from the beloved series from Fred Rogers Productions, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, which will explore social/emotional-based school-readiness themes. In The Daniel Tiger Movie: Won’t You Be Our Neighbor?, a new family has moved to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. It’s up to Daniel and his community to welcome the family with open arms, forging new friendships in this muchanticipated movie event.

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Teacher/Caregiver Edcamp Saturday, October 13, Nine Network, in partnership with Connected Learning, presents PBS Edcamp, from 8:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. Edcamp is free to attendees and open to those who work in various learning environments, including informal and childcare settings. PBS Edcamp is an opportunity to share in professional experiences and discuss best practices for fostering early childhood development and kindergarten readiness. Register at connectedlearningstl.org/events. Contact Nine’s Alex Stallings, Community Engagement Manager, Early Education, at astallings@ketc.org for more information. nineNet.org

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Halloween Movie Night Friday, October 26 will be a night of terror (and fun!) in the Public Media Commons. The Nine Network of Public Media and St. Louis Public Radio gather the ghouls of the Gateway to catch a Halloween classic—Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein—on the twostory screen in the Public Media Commons. The film is preceded by costume contest for all ages, a live publicradio-style Tiny Desk concert, and entertainment. The $10 admission includes hot dog, chips and drink. Cash bar available. Register at nineNet.org/Halloween. Halloween Movie Night is presented by Johnnie Brock’s Dungeon Party Warehouse

Visit Nine at 25th Saint Louis Art Fair The Nine Network will be at the Saint Louis Art Fair in Clayton, September 7–9. Stop by the booth for PBS KIDS resources, a preview of the Nine PBS fall schedule, and more! Visit saintlouisartfair.com to learn more about the fair.

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Festival Screening for New Nine Special You are invited to join the Nine Network and co-executive producers Dan Burkhardt and Jack Galmiche in the Public Media Commons for an advanced screening of Rivertowns: 100 Miles, 200 Years, 1,000 Stories on Wednesday, September 12, outdoors in the Public Media Commons. The film is based, in part, on the children’s book, Growing Up with the River, written by Dan and Connie Burkhardt and illustrated by artist Bryan Haynes, about life in nine communities along the Missouri River, which taps into the social, natural and cultural changes in river communities over more than two centuries. The special takes you

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to places of interest along the Missouri River and Katy Trail. Witness burr oak trees that stood during the travels of Lewis and Clark and visit the Daniel Boone Home as the characters in the book might have experienced it. These and other sites are beautifully filmed in the documentary, including spectacular footage shot with drones. Actress and comedian Ellie Kemper (above) introduces the film by welcoming viewers to her hometown, filming near the Gateway Arch on a recent visit home. In her introduction, Kemper comments on the many “a-ha!” moments in the book that are captured in the film.

The festival will included conservation and tourism organizations, familyfriendly activities, local food and drink tastings, giveaway contests, and more. A local band will provide entertainment before and after the screening. Free, but registration is required at nineNet.org/river.

The Nine PBS broadcast of Rivertowns is September 26 at 7:00 p.m.

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2018 St. Louis Literary Award The Saint Louis University Library Associates have announced the selection of Stephen Sondheim, one of the most eminent lyricists and composers of the modern era, as the recipient of the 2018 St. Louis Literary Award. He is the first musical lyricist to win the award since its inception in 1967.

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Sondheim will accept his award October 4 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sheldon Concert Hall. The Nine Network will be there to record the event for a future Nine Network Special. Link to free tickets at lib.slu.edu/about/associates. In a remarkable career spanning 70 years, Sondheim has written the lyrics, music, or both, for some of the most iconic and long-running plays in the history of American theater, including Into the Woods, West Side Story, Sunday in the Park with George, Sweeney Toddy, A Little Night Music, Gypsy, and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

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Mary Rudloff

J.R. Eilers

Alice Lamar

Jan Erdman

Bertha Lappas

Anonymous (19) Susan Ahl

Virginia Alexander Susan Allen

Terry Anderson

Margaret Aston Harry Bash * Jack Batten

Constance Baur

Katherine Benziger Kathy Berg

William Biedenstein Ida Boehlow

Carl* and Marilyn Bolz

Jeffrey and Laurel Boone Sharon K. Bower

Jerry and Rosalie Brasch Maria Brooks

Donna Broome

Allison Burgess and Roger Kepner Halpin T. Burke Diana Burnson

Deborah Burris Jane Bush Erin Camp

Holly F. Carpenter and Randall Krohn Mr. Mark Cereghino Barry T. Cervantes Tobie Chapman

Gregory and Penny Christoffel

Susan Anning Clark Ann M. Corrigan

Joseph E. Corrigan

Judith and Thomas Crouch Diane E. DeBaets Spencer DeHart

Charles Donovan Kevin Donze

Lawrence and Sandra Doreson David Duckworth

Michael Ebert

Francis and Donna Knittel

Sally Eicher

Mary P. Lais *

Mark Eisenberg

Dennis Lane

Alyn V. and Marlyn Essman*

Linda Loehr

David Fagerness John A. Farrell Wayne Fick

Steve and Mary Frank Jane Gallaher Gloria Gates

Francine Glass Ron Goff

Carol Golwas

Shirley Gooden Elizabeth Greer Sheila Gregory

Kathleen Grewe

David M. and Ann Gulick Bob and Irene Gulovsen Henry Guth

Eugene E. Guttin * Joaquin Guzon

Art and Mary Hackman Mary Hammer

Avrom* and Claiborne Handleman

Will and Susan Harbaugh Harvey A. and Judy Harris Charles Hasenjaeger

Phil and Barb Heagney Linda Heinicke Linda Heinritz

Barbara Hengehold

Charles and Virginia Herbel Esther L. Hill

Mrs. Wells A. Hobler Vanessa Hodges

Judith A. Hoffman

Richard and Barbara Hughes Genya Human

David and Susan Hutchings Kathleen Jenkins Karen Kalish Judy Keller

COMMUNITY OF SUPPORTERS

Marilyn Maguire Ethel Mangold Carol J. Manns

Marilynn Martell Helen Martin

Sidney Martin and Marjorie Martin Mr. and Mrs. John W. McClure

Tom and Linda McCrackin Pris McDonnell* Lori McGinley

Michael D. McGrath Dwight Medbery Melissa Meise Liz Merz

Deborah Mintert

Deannahae Mitchell

James and Evajean Morris Mary Lee Morris

Patrick and Anne Murphy Karen Northcott

Jennie Ojeda and John N. Clark James O'Neill

Michael C. and Susan R.* Orlando Janice Palesch

Mary and Thomas O. Patterson* Robert L. Phinney

Bill and Jane Pohlman

George and Susan Powell Joe Powers and Duane Cole Laura Prather

Dan and Anne Prebish Kathleen Probst

Ramesh and Pathma Ramesvara Marilyn Raphael

Susan Reichman

Dorothy Reimers Mary C. Riegel Janet Riehl

Terree Rowbottom Charles Salivar *

Marilyn J. Sandweiss Bruce W. and Betty Schermen Pearl Scheve

Penny Ann Schoonover Richard Schumacher

Frank and Janet Seavitte David Servis

Robert and Amy Shaw Anita Siegmund Margie Skiljan Nancy Smith

Richard and Phyllis Steckel Barbara Steps

Shelly Stewart Maria Stocker

Donna Stonerook Nancy Suelflow

Margaret Taylor Gerry Tharp

Mark and Lisa M. Thornton Kelli Tovar

Leroy and Patricia Trame Margaret Uhlemeyer * Joseph Vanderbos, Jr. Jean Vassier

Daniel and Betty Viehmann

Norma M. Vogelweid Alice H. Vosburgh Jane Wagner*

Robert and Nancy Wagner Capt. William L. Webster

Terry D. and Phyllis Weiss

Lawrence and Kerri White Randy Wice

Bruce A. and Trish Williams Timothy Willman Melody Wilson

Raymond* and Roma Wittcoff Ellen L. Witte

Diane Woepke

Chris and Cynthia Wunderlich Gerald Wunderlich Aleene Zawada

Lon and Judy Zimmerman

*Deceased

FY 2018 DONORS

Kenneth and Nancy Kranzberg

Stephen and Amy Levin Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lutsky Maritz

Elizabeth H. and John S. McDonnell III Family Foundation

$10,000+ Anonymous

Susan B. Allen

Ameren Corporation

James S. McDonnell Family Foundation

Jeff and Jennifer McDonnell John and Anne McDonnell Randy and Veronica McDonnell

American Direct Marketing Resources

Constance and John McPheeters

Harry and Carrie Bash*

Missouri Arts Council

The Boeing Company

Eric P. and Evelyn E. Newman Foundation

Bank of America

Millstone Foundation

Gertrude and William A. Bernoudy Foundation

Missouri American Water

Dennis Bourisaw*

Ms. Velma R. Boyer

Dana Brown Charitable Trust

Dan and Connie Burkhardt Clark-Fox Family Foundation Ms. Maxine Clark and Mr. Robert Fox Centene Corporation

Mr. Demetrick M. Coleman Dana Brown Charitable Trust

Victor and Selene DeLiniere Charitable Foundation Delta Dental of Missouri

Harry Edison Foundation Edward Jones Emerson

Express Scripts

Mr. and Mrs. David Fagerness

Pepe and Terry Finn

Olson Family Fund of St. Louis Community Foundation

Peters Family Charitable Fund PNC Bank

Emily Rauh Pulitzer Vida Sax*

Hugh and Ann Scott III Patrick and Peggy Sly Spire Inc.

St. Louis Community Foundation

Steward Family Foundation David and Mary Steward

David and Thelma Steward Mary Strauss

Norman J. Stupp Foundation Margaret Uhlemeyer* UMB Bank

Trudy Busch Valentine

Edward Chase Garvey Memorial Foundation

Wells Fargo Advisors

Mrs. Wells A. Hobler

Whitaker Foundation

Ann Goddard*

HBM Holdings

Mary Ranken Jordan and Ettie A. Jordan Charitable Foundation William T. Kemper Foundation–Commerce Bank Trustee Margaret Kiefer

Quinn and Megan Kiley Lesley C. Knowles

Ted and Nancy Koplar

Christian Werstein Rudolph Wise*

Raymond* and Roma Wittcoff

Edward H. and Rosemary Young Fund

$5,000-$9,999 Mrs. Adrian Baker

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Berges Steve R. and Lee Ann Biegacki

Cynthia J. Brinkley

Allison Burgess and Roger Kepner

Steven and Mary Frank

Gall Family Philanthropic Fund

Washington University

Donald and Claudia Busiek

Bill and Jo Ann Wehmeier

Kate Calhoun

Webster University

Jim Cowan

Gregory Glore

Dr. William H. Danforth

Gary Heifetz

Gerhild Williams, PhD

Roxanne H. Frank

Tom and Jennifer Hillman

Wes Jones and Nancy Ylvisaker

Ward and Carol Klein

Jerry, Patti, Bob and Patty Holschen

David and Joan Culver

Carol Green

Milton and Nina Smiley Wilkins

James and Lionelle Elsesser

Darien Henderson

Ronald and Dianne Winney

Linda and Michael Honigfort

Janet Holloway

Mary Lais*

Eric P. and Evelyn E. Newman Foundation

The Janklow Family

Mrs. Henry O. Johnston

Eddie Rosenheim

Ken and Leslie Kotiza

Mary and Steve Schoolman

Joseph and Sandra Lehrer

Samuel and Helen Zibit

$1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (9)

John and Elizabeth Samet

Thomas Kuhn

Barbara and Ernest Adelman

Jim and Kathy Snowden

James Lyonfields

Claire Anderson

Patty and Mark Mantovani

Scott Anderson and Robin Weinberg

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Staenberg

Staenberg Family Foundation Thomas and Carol Voss

$2,500-$4,999 Gerald Axelbaum and Ellen Schapiro

Elizabeth Mannen Michael McBride

Daniel J. McCandless Tom McCrackin

Mr. and Mrs. Sanford N. McDonnell Foundation

Kathy Barney

Bette B. Miller Charitable Foundation of St. Louis Community Foundation

Donald and Carolyn Beimdiek

Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul Montupet

Bob and Fran Balk

Carol Bartell and Bill Brighoff

Michael Moehn

Mr. and Mrs. John Beuerlein

Mr. and Mrs. William Polk

Mr. and Mrs. Van-Lear Black III Bob and Mary Jo Blankemeyer

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bortnick

Mr. Charles Brennan and Ms. Elizabeth Stohr Nancy Bunte

Spencer and Phoebe Burke Commerce Bank Ms. Jean Cody

Terry and Clay Dunagan Barbara S. Eagleton Hope R. Edison

Rita W. Eiseman

Mrs. Shirley Firsching Bill and Peggy Foege Sam and Marilyn Fox

Ms. Laura Prather

Leo and Mary Rechtien* Mrs. A. J. Reimers

Jack and Dorothy Reimers Foundation Bruce and Jane Robert Phillip and Kay Roush RubinBrown

J. Sandweiss Family Fund of St. Louis Community Foundation Mr. Craig D. Schnuck

Richard Schumacher Russell K. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Thad Simons Shari Skrabacz

St. Louis Public Library

Dale and David Steinberg Craig and Pam Toder Sarah Trulaske

Ellen Uhlemeyer

David H. Alpers

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson

Margery C. Armstrong

Amalakumar Augustine

Donald and Jennifer Aven Charles Avery and Ellen Dennis

Gerald and Sandra Calhoun Patricia H. Carl

Brian Carpenter Tobie Chapman

Lewis and Jean C. Chase Sheldon Chesky

Charlotte Chitwood

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Claggett Pamela Coffin

Alice Coffman*

Elizabeth Concannon

David and Paulina Conner Mr. W. Joseph Connolly James Cornelius Ann Corrigan

David Costigan Bob Cox

Mr. and Mrs. James Crane Sue Cresswell

Joseph and Marcia Crosby Sheldon Culver

Dolores Baird

Joe Daves

Roger and Elaine Barnhill

Joycene Davis

Dale and Susan Bauer

Mrs. George Desloge

Robert and Camilla Baxter

Steven Dieckhaus

Marie-Hélène Bernard

Michael Donnewald

Mrs. Ruth Berg

John and Joan Dougherty

Sandra Blasingame

James and Patricia Dunn

Mrs. Lois Bliss

Richard and Johann Ellerbrake

Tony Bardol

John Davis

Mr. Anthony Bassett

Hillary Debenport

Robert and Ethel Bauer

Dr. Paul Deutsch

Dr. Katherine Benziger

Betty Donahoe

Kathy Berg

Patrick D. and Carol A. Dorsey

Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Bisch

Bruce Draper

Jane Bliss

Herbert Eggerding

Susan Block Isabel Bone

Carol M. Bourne Marsha Brady

John Brencick

Ms. Kelly Brendel

Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Brethauer Roya Bromell

Mr. William W. Bryant

Chauncy and Joyce Buchheit Diana Burnson

"IT’S VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE NINE NETWORK TO BE AVAILABLE FOR THE FUTURE GENERATIONS. IF WE CAN GIVE SUPPORT THAT WILL ENABLE THAT TO HAPPEN, THAT WOULD BE A PROUD USE OF OUR MONEY."

Mr. Richard G. Engelsmann Sara Epstein Mary Estes

Mr. and Mrs. John Evans Julie Eyermann

Mary Fedderker

Dr. and Mrs. James Felts Virginia A. Fergus

Steven and Linda Finerty Curtis E. Finley

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Finn

*Deceased

$1,000-$2,499 (CONTINUED)

Sue Fischlowitz and David Roberts Harry and Arden Fisher Dorothy Fleck

Gretta Forrester Family Fund of St. Louis Community Foundation M. Rankine Forrester Max Frederich Joseph Freise

Donell Gaertner

Jack and Rosemary Galmiche

David P. and Carol Gast Katherine Gastler Nancy Georgen

Bettie Gershman

John and Dora Gianoulakis Margaret Gilleo and Charles Guenther Mr. and Mrs. James Gilsinan III

Richard and Fran Glass

Mrs. Joseph F. Gleason

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Goldman Barbara Goodman Philantrhopic Fund

Alan and Shirley Graham Raymond and Frances Hagrman Ms. Katharine Hanser Thomas George and Barbara Harbach Michael Hardgrove

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harris Tara Harris

Mrs. Harvard K. Hecker Victoria Heil

Suzie and Ted Heimburger Gayla and Richard Heppe Jay and Laurie Hoffman Mark Stacye and Debra Hollingsworth Diane Holm

Donald and Teresa Holt Lotsie and Rick Holton Mr. Richard S. Jackson

Mr. Franklin Jacobs and Ms. Marylen Mann Patricia M. Jankowski

Mrs. James G. Janney

Bettie Schroth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Johnson

Fiscal-year 2018 gifts are from July 1, 2017-June 30, 2018.

Jay R. Kanerva

Dr. Richard Katz and Dr. Stacey Smith Mrs. Fanny Katz

Larry and Cheryl Katzenstein John Kavanaugh

Dr. Duane and Rev. Carol Keller Joanne Kelly

Sawyer Marglous Foundation

Nancy Pruitt

Simon and Mary Tonkin

Chaumette Vineyards

Ms. Katherine Marshak

Robert Reeg

Lee and Pat Trame

Clayton Valet

Ms. Phyllis Maritz Charlotte Martin Edward Martin Wilma Matta Tom McAtee

Tom McCrackin

Teresa McFarland

Sally Kinealy

Nancy McGeiver Smith

Charlie King

Dr. Robert E. Kleiger

Robert and Caralmae Knickmeyer

Michael D. McGrath

Minoo and Persis Mehta Rose Marie Messner

Aurelia Konrad Charitable Foundation

Thomas Messner

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kovac

Anthony Michaels

Mr. David Krausch

Bruce and Renee Michelson

Mark Krieger

George and Bonnie Moore

Ms. Linda Krull

Michael Moxley

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kuhlman

Carol Mullins

David and Carol Rabe Mrs. Fred M. Reichman Elizabeth Robb

Henry Robertson

Nancy Rosenstock

Reggie and Phlip Roy

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rubin Steve and Sugar Rufer

Mr. and Mrs. James Runk Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch, Jr.

Ted and JoAnn Sanditz

James and Elizabeth Meteer

Frank and Sally Sandy

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kowalczyk

Tim and Wanda Michels

Jack and Sherry Schreiber

Paul and Fran Kravitz

Virginia Moellenhoff

James and Mary Krueger

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mosbacher

Kim Kuehner

Susan Mulcahy

Richard Kutta and Nancy Meyer

James Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Korte

Mike Giger and Sally Landwehr

Edward and Thea Lawton Lawrence Group

Mr. Richard Layne Mr. and Mrs. Ned Lemkemeier

Winnefred Lesandrini Roger D. Lewis

William and Violet Li Arthur Lieber

Marvin Liefer

Dr. George Linden and Dr. Eva Ferguson Mark Lindgren John C. Link

Jay L. and Joy Liss

Col. and Mrs. Roger Little II Stanley and Lucy Lopata Charitable Foundation

Paul Lorenz and Julie Coulter Mrs. Ann R. Ludwig and Ms. Patricia Ludwig Lux Family Foundation Jane Mahan

David and Laura Margolis

CONTACTS

Mrs. Carol Ann Schwab

Dr. and Mrs. Ben Schwartz Roy and Carol Selbert Suzy Seldin

Marian Senger

Don and Mary Donna Shaffner

Gary R. Negri

Mrs. William H. Sheffield

Sam and Rhoda Kahn Nussbaum

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherrington

Susan Neupert

Lewis B. Shepley

Daniel L. O'Brien and Robert Eignerauch

Shumaker Family Foundation

William and Pat Peck

Gordon and Susie Philpott Drs. William and Barbara Pickard Mary Ann Pirone

Bill and Jane Pohlman Don and Susan Poling Mrs. Betty F. Powell Ruth Powell

Dan and Anne Prebish Arthur Prensky

Robert and Mary Jo Proost Carl Pruess and Barbara Luedde

Allie Magee Senior Manager of Development (314) 512-9190 | amagee@ketc.org

John and Jean Vatterott

James Vezeau and Jan Bond

Anita Siegmund Silk Foundation

Dr. Raymond Slavin

Dr. and Mrs. William Sly Judith K. Smart

Ms. Nancy Smith

Steve and Phoebe Smith David and Diane Snively Dr. John D. Sprague and Dr. Carol Kohfeld

Richard and Phyllis Steckel Emily Steiner

David and Patricia Stevens William Stewart

Stupp Bros. Bridge and Iron Co. Foundation Dr. Donald M. Suggs Steven and Marilyn Teitelbaum Irene Thalden

Jennifer O. Tompras

Citi

The Curtain Exchange

Employees Community Fund of the Boeing Company

The Fabulous Fox Theatre

Mrs. Alice H. Vosburgh

Flotron & McIntosh Strategic Governmental Consultants

Mr. Donald Walter

Gateway Center

Mr. and Mrs. Don Villaire Sandra Vuitel

Emily and Steven Walton

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Watt Mr. and Mrs. John Wattler

Richard and Josephine Weil

Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Shaw

W. Michael Panneton

Charles and Nancy Van Dyke

Kenneth and Patricia Schutte

Rebecca Nadler

Chael Panneton and Suzanne Gregoire

Alice Urban

Geraldine Schiller

Helen and Robert Mustell

Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Connor

Genevieve Turner

Mr. Henry Webber and Dr. Christine Jacobs

Bruce Shapiro and Liz Guthrie

Marlene Osthoff

Susan Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Santel

Janet Torrisi-Mokwa

Gary and Janice Weil

Terry and Phyllis Weiss Virginia Wessel

Drs. Anita and Richard White Daniel White Ellen White

Bruce and Trish Williams Keith Williamson

Edward and Mary Wilson

Richard and Kathie Winter Howard H. Witsma

Women's Democratic Forum of Greater St. Louis Heather Wood

Kathleen Wood

Christian and Cynthia Wunderlich Gerald Wunderlich Michelle Yates Shiuyeh Yu

Clarence Zacher Larry Zarin

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zwart

CORPORATE SPONSORS Ameren

Art on the Square

Bellefontaine Cemetery

The Gatesworth

Gateway Region YMCA Grand Center, Inc.

Iron Workers Local No. 396 The Jewish Federation of St. Louis John Beal Roofing Kodner Gallery

Mackey Mitchell Architects The Magic House

Michele C. Catering and Events Missouri Department of Conservation

Missouri History Museum Missouri Lottery Monsanto

Mutal of Omaha

Nidec Motor Corporation Opera Theatre of Saint Louis

Paducah Convention and Visitors Bureau PNC Bank

Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital Republic Services Renner Supply

Saint Louis Art Fair

Saint Louis Art Museum

The Sheldon Concert Hall Simon's Jewelers Spire Inc.

Stages St. Louis

St. Louis Cardinals

St. Louis Public Library

Blueprint4 SummerSTL

St. Louis Regional Chamber

Butler's Pantry

St. Louis Symphony

Bunge North America Callier's Catering

Carol House Furniture

Ces and Judy's Catering

Roya Bromell Director of Planning and Major Gifts Revisions to this list (314) 512-9129 | rbromell@ketc.org

St. Louis Speakers Series Stifel Theatre Tauck Travel

Wells Fargo Advisors

Peggy Goodfriend Project Manager, Corporate Support (314) 512-9165 | pgoodfriend@ketc.org

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