2013 Annual Report
By helping others discover more about their creativity and their
connections to nature, the Sitka Center works to fulfill its mission of expanding the relationships between art, nature and humanity.
BOARD
Board Members: (L-R back) Martha Wylder, Marlys Pierson, Jane Boyden, Christy Wyckoff; (L-R front) Kregg Hanson, Laura Doyle, Bob Hazen (in 2014)
Marlys Pierson, President Jane Boyden, Vice-President Laura Doyle, Secretary/Treasurer Sarah Greene Kregg Hanson Nancy Tauman (not pictured) Pat Thompson Martha Wylder Christy Wyckoff
STAFF
Jalene Case, Executive Director Caroline Brooks, Program Manager Ernie Rose, Sponsorship Manager Mindy Chaffin, Events Coordinator Dawn Stetzel, Studio Technician Ellie Duncan, Summer Art Intern (not pictured) Laura Grothaus, Summer Art Intern (not pictured)
Staff Members: (L-R) Mindy Chaffin, Jalene Case, Ernie Rose, Caroline Brooks, Dawn Stetzel PAGE 2
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Inspiring Creativity Through Nature For 44 years, Sitka’s programs have aimed to foster a nurturing place where people come to connect with nature, the arts, one another and themselves. Whether it’s being enveloped in serenity, gazing at ocean views or admiring towering spruce, Sitka is a place to find comfort, peace and inspiration. Within that experience exists an opportunity to deepen and apply your creative skills. As a non-profit we are empowered as stewards to ensure this treasure is protected with you and future generations in mind. 2013 was a milestone year at Sitka. Fueled by a challenge from the late John Gray, we completed an endowment campaign, which resulted in $2.5 million in invested funds. The board and staff also engaged in a strategic planning process that helped to solidify our goals for upcoming years. Our highest priorities, related to our programs, are to complete the replacement of the Tree House and Bunk House, expand our outreach to the local community and focus on spreading the word about our workshops and residencies. Within our organization, the staff remained steady and new board member, Christy Wyckoff, joined Sitka. Sarah Greene and Pat Thompson retired from the board at the end of the year. We hope you enjoy perusing the following pages with news about our workshops, residencies, events, finances and the people who make Sitka an incredible place. We’re grateful to everyone who has given in some way to Sitka through donations, memberships and volunteering. Together, we make Sitka a place where creativity is nourished and nature is woven into every aspect of our lives. —The Sitka Center Board and Staff
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Our Residency Program (October through May) provides artists, writers, musicians
and natural science scholars the opportunity to conduct their work while deeply engaging with the environment of Cascade Head. Up to six residents at a time (about 20 per year), from different disciplines and stages in their careers, live and work on campus for up to three and a half months, free of charge. Two special residencies take place annually in the fall and spring. The Jordan Schnitzer Printmaking Residency allows for two artists, without a printmaking background, to be paired with master printmaker Julia D’Amario for two weeks each during which they create etchings and expand their artistic repertoire. The Recorder Residency takes place in the spring for six weeks and supports a professional recorder player. Residents perform community outreach during their stay, offering free exhibits and lectures on campus, presentations to area schools or community groups and other projects. The residency time is often a life-changing experience for the participants. In 2013, twenty-two individuals participated in the Residency Program.
SPRING RESIDENCY – JANUARY TO MAY 2013
April Marie Hale, January 28 to May 17, visual artist, Bozeman MT Lindsey Thordarson, January 28 to May 17, writer, Petaluma, CA Ray Troll, January 28 to March 1, visual artist, Ketchikan, AK Kirk Johnson, February 8-14, scientist, Washington DC Ben Moorad, March 4 to April 5, writer, Portland, OR Loren Schwerd, March 4 to April 26, visual artist, New Orleans, LA Phil and Gayle Neuman, April 8-14, musicians, Oregon City, OR Louise Carslake, April 15-30, musician, Oakland, CA Christine Martell, April 29 to May 17, visual artist, Hillsboro, OR Frances Blaker, April 30 to May 6, musician, Albany, CA Frances Feldon, May 7-17, musician, Berkeley, CA Nolan Stolz, January 28 to May 17, musician, Vermillion, SD
FALL RESIDENCY – SEPTEMBER 2013 TO JANUARY 2014
Minati Baro, October 7 to January 10, visual artist, Maputo, Mozambique Tom Crawford, October 7 to January 10, writer, Santa Fe, NM Linda Hutchins, September 27 to October 12, JSPR visual artist, Portland, OR Dana Louis, October 19 to November 1, JSPR visual artist, Portland, OR Andrea Stolowitz, October 13 to November 25, writer, Portland, OR David Armstrong, November 27 to January 10, writer, Las Vegas, NV Jane Ingram Allen, October 16 to January 10, visual artist, Santa Rosa, CA Pamela Jordan, October 7 to December 28, architect/preservationist, New Haven, CT Mary Babcock, November 30 to January 10, visual artist, Kailua, HI PAGE 4
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RESIDENCY HIGHLIGHTS Ray Troll and Kirk Johnson gave a presentation of their collaborative work to more than nearly 200 attendees. The event was so popular that Surftides Hotel hosted it. Troll, a visual artist, and Johnson, a paleontologist and Director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, completed a second book together while at Sitka. Their books are: Cruisin’ the Fossil Highway and, still in production, Cruisin’ the Eternal Coastline. David Armstrong was the recipient of a Sitka residency as the winner of the 2012 Doug Fir Fiction Award, presented by Bear Deluxe magazine. Sitka paid a total of $23,750 in stipends to residents through grants from The Ford Family Foundation’s Golden Spot program and the National Endowment for the Arts, and with funds provided through the Jordan Schnitzer Printmaking Residency program.
IN THE RESIDENTS’ WORDS... “I looked forward to the seclusion and time to myself to contemplate my work, but I did not expect the depth to which this seclusion and distance from my ‘real life’ would affect me emotionally, causing me to question my motives and aesthetics to such a deep level.” –April Marie Hale, visual artist “Sitka is such a magical place and is as conducive to artistic growth as it is to the growth of its incredible trees. The flora, fauna and people are seeping their way into a new body of work I am making.” –Dana Lynn Lewis, Jordan Schnitzer Printmaking Residency artist “I take away from my time at Sitka a greater appreciation for creative community and talking across media. It was so amazing to hear visual artists speaking about their work because they address different concerns and think about their projects in ways that writers either take for granted or rarely address. No matter where I end up or where my career takes me, my time at Sitka has prompted me to be a more active part in creating a supportive community for people pursuing all kinds of art.” –David Armstrong, writer 2013 ANNUAL REPORT
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Our Workshop Program (May through October) provides people of all levels the
transformative and joyful experience of making art and exploring their connections to nature. We offer more than 100 one- to five-day workshops on drawing, painting, music, nature, woodworking, sculpture, fiber arts, kayaking, metal work, photography, printmaking and writing. Professional artists, writers, musicians and ecology experts guide the instruction in one of the Center’s five studios or outdoors in the natural environment of Cascade Head and the Salmon River estuary. The annual workshop catalog is available in print and online in the month of February.
WHERE DO WORKSHOP STUDENTS LIVE?
WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS Nine hundred students took workshops. Enrollment has held strong the past few years. Workshops were taught by 64 returning instructors and 27 new instructors. Of the 108 workshops offered, 37 were full. Sitka paid instructors a total of $69,657. In its third year, our High School Art Scholarship Program expanded outreach to 13 students placing them in a Sitka workshop of their choice, free of charge. Sitka supported the growth of two young adults in our summer internship program. PAGE 6
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FROM THE WORKSHOP PARTCIPANTS... “The setting is so beautiful and peace-filled. It’s a journey into art just to come here.” –Marian Gerard, “Italic Handwriting”
“I feel like I have broken through the barriers that have held me back for years. I am excited about the future of my writing.” –Maureen Zwicker, “The Art of Re-Vision: Where Catharsis Meets Craft”
“Hearing others read their writing sparks new ideas for mine. Sitka = Inspiration.” –Joan Severson, “Come to Your Senses”
“It was so much fun to be here at Sitka, away from home, relaxing and letting that creative side of me pop front and center!” –Kathy Case, “Ephemeral Vessels - Provocative Objects”
“Being here is always transformative in unexpected ways.” –Anonymous Student, “The Written Fragment and the Rough Sketch”
“A breath of fresh air on the Oregon coast. Pristine wilderness jutting out to Cascade Head. Elk grazing and grottos of old growth timber where my imagination wanders. I often feel the animal spirits gather amongst these trees conversing into the night. Inspiration can be fickle and derivative but not here at the Center. Just being on the grounds, I feel like “making.” So teaching here for the first time last year, I knew that this was a place to return to. A place to support. A place to share with others. I am looking forward to teaching woodcarving here again this summer and assisting others in finding their own unique artistic vision.” –Stan Peterson, woodcarving instructor
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ART INVITATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS The 20th Annual Sitka Art Invitational, held in Portland at the World Forestry Center on November 1-3, bustled with 2,000 art enthusiasts and 492 pieces of artwork exhibited by 121 Northwest artists. The event spread the word about Sitka’s mission and built awareness of our workshop and residency programs. Proceeds of sales were split 50/50 with the artists in support of our Residency Program. In all, 96 art buyers purchased 139 pieces of artwork. As a result, $36,316 was paid in artist commissions and Sitka’s net income was $35,345. In 2013, we introduced Art Happy Hour on Friday to complement Party with the Artists. This was the first opportunity visitors had to view the artwork and 26% of the Invitational’s total sales occurred during the 3 hour event. We also added artist talks in which one artist each half hour discussed his/her work at the show. The event was made possible with the enthusiastic support of more than 150 volunteers, exhibit committee, and the entire board and staff.
“As an Oregon based artist, I have been formally participating in the regional and national art scene since the 60’s while maintaining a persistent studio practice. I look forward to the Invitational because it is the only show of its caliber that includes a large body of Northwest professional artists. The Sitka Art Invitational makes a great contribution to the Oregon art scene!” –Judy Vogland, Sitka instructor and Art Invitational artist
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ADDITIONAL EVENT HIGHLIGHTS Nearly 137 people attended the four, free Resident Show & Tell events held at Sitka during the Residency Program. The event, held at the beginning and end of each residency period, allows residents to share about their work and to connect with each other as well as the community. Our four, free Mingle and Muse events drew more than 200 viewers. The summer lecture series featured visiting artists and ecologists. At these events viewers experienced the life and work of an accomplished expert and explored the Sitka Center grounds. In 2013, we collaborated with the Lan Su Chinese Garden to engage Garden visitors in an art exhibit called Art in the Garden. From July through September, six artists (two each month) showed their work in the Garden. Artists received the unique experience of after-hours access to the Garden enabling them to make work specifically in response to the location. Sitka and Lan Su worked together to promote the event and exchanged reciprocal benefits to boost participation in both organization’s programs. ART IN THE GARDEN ARTISTS Phyllis Trowbridge, painter Margot Voorhies Thompson, calligrapher and painter Ian Boyden, mixed media artist Wuon-Gean Ho, printmaker Dave Haslett, stone carver Hsin-Yi Huang, ceramicist
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MINGLE AND MUSE PRESENTERS Judy Vogland, mixed media artist Yuji Hiratsuka, printmaker Cheryl Rorabeck, animal rehabilitator Rebecca Welti, wood carver
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Financial Position as of December 31, 2013 Assets Cash & cash equivalents Endowment Investments Accounts receivable Inventories & Works of Art Land Property & Equipment, net Total Assets Liabilities Accounts payable Payroll taxes payable Deferred revenue Total Liabilities Net Assets Unrestricted Board designated Undesignated Total unrestricted net assets Temporarily restricted Total Net Assets
$365,006 $2,632,646 $1,150 $105,895 $143,624 $1,173,457 $4,421,778
Endowment Fund Campaign 2010 to 2013 Invested Funds as of 2010 Invested Funds as of 2013 Pledges and Bequests Total Endowment Fund
$695,125 $2,524,007 $1,710,728 $4,234,735
Total Endowment Fund Balance including Invested Funds, Pledges and Bequests $886 $4,464 $16,145 $21,495
$4,234,735
Note: 100% of the Sitka Board and staff donated to the Endowment Fund. A special thank you to the late John Gray for his generous contribution to the endowment fund. He donated $250K in 2012 and we earned an additional $250K by meeting his challenge match in 2013.
$4,135,002 $99,547 $4,234,549 $165,734 $4,400,283
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $4,421,778
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Statement of Activities January to December 2013 Revenue Endowment Donations Programs Investment Income Operating Donations Grants Membership Onsite Art and Merchandise Fundraising Events Total Revenue and Support
$509,370 $222,502 $73,807 $52,790 $52,200 $30,765 $23,206 $18,313 $982,953
Expenses Program Management and General Expenses Fundraising Total Expenses
$343,250 $99,444 $56,174 $498,868
Noteworthy financial information: Contributed Revenue 57% Earned Revenue 43% In-Kind Donations (not shown in pie charts)
$731,872 $251,081 $81,526
Funds paid to artists, instructors and residents: Art Invitational artist commissions on sales Workshop instructor fees Resident stipends Total paid to artists, instructors and residents
$36,316 $69,657 $23,750 $129,723 Note: Fundraising costs were higher due to endowment campaign.
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DONORS Tele Aadsen Thomas and Ellen Abrego Carolyn Anderson Adrian Arleo Jean and Ray Auel Eileen Baardson Mary Babcock and Kate Werner Nila Baker J. Bruce and Betty Bell Laura Berman Betsy Beyer Eric Bigler Susan and Robert Bish Timothy Bishop Jaye Blackwood Layton and Eugene Borkan Frank and Jane Boyden Caroline and Ben Brooks Deborah Brown Patrick and Carolyn Brunett William Bruzas and Cathy Lacefield Barbara Burgess Jill Burnette Richard and Lois Cameron Susan Campbell Paul Carlson Lindsay Carone Jalene Case and Keith Matteson Catherine Caughey Kim and Mark Cavatorta Mindy Chaffin Maynard Chambers Gregg and Tana Cole Corlu Collier Maribeth Collins Truman Collins Susan Comerford Bob and Janet Conklin Diane Cook Susan Cooney Kathleen Cornett and Stephen Grove Philip Darney and Uta Landy PAGE 12
Roland Donisi Jack and Laura Doyle Barbara Dudley Donna Dull Helen Dunbar Maria Duryea Michele Elliott Dr. Kurt Fausch and Debbie Eisenhauer Mark and Christine Fay Eileen Flory Jay Fountain, PC Laurel Francis, The Kirby Foundation Stacia Sue Gabriel Robert Gamblin Martha Gatchell Sierra Golden Charles Goodrich Tom Gory Eula Graber Sarah Greene and Chris Kiilsgaard William Gregory David Griggs Edward Grosswiler and Sammye Sanborn Bill Hale and Judy Matthies Alicia Hallett Kregg and Andrea Hanson Katharine and Goodwin Harding Amy Harris Deborah Hayes-Knutson Joanne Mulcahy and Bob Hazen Emmi Henri Bob Hoffman Lori and Rob Hollingsworth Kathleen and John Holt Richard Hook Louise Hotaling Linda Hutchins and John Montague Gloria Hutchins and Dr. Bernice Isham Mike Irvinaga Sam Jacobson Robert Johnson Sarah Jones SITKA CENTER FOR ART AND ECOLOGY
Paul and Cheryl Katen Mary Kimball Barbara Koppel Kiernan and Brian Kiernan Diana Lett Ruth Lizotte Mary Beth Llorens and Howard Newman Steven Lynch Paul and Helen Lyons Boyd and Joanne MacNaughton Melissa Madenski John and Bobby Maslen Ann Mason Darle and Pat Maveety Alice and Hal McCartor William McClelland, Jr. Lana McCullough Kennon McKee Michael and Karen Melvin Linda Mondloch Dee and Bob Moore Antoinette and Ralph Morgan Lee Mothes Louise Myers Irene Myers Drew Myron-Rieseck Fabrizio Napoleone Corinne and Wade Newbegin Richard Notkin and Phoebe Toland Ken and Gwyneth O’Connell Pene Owens Barbara Paley JoAnn Pari-Mueller and Daniel Mueller Sharlene Peters Stan Peterson Marlys Pierson and Don Girard Lisa and David Platt Vickie and Tom Prehoditch Douglas Pugh Todd and Lanie Putnam Leigh Radford Dell Rhodes Kathryn Ridall 2013 ANNUAL REPORT
Carol and Michael Riley Dylan and Allegra Riley Rita Robillard Ernie Rose and Doreen Thirkell Richard and Deanne Rubinstein Bonnie and Tammy Schaaf Barbara Schramm Eugene Seidel Jo Senters Monica Setziol Phillips and J.P. Phillips Loretta Sharpe Jennifer and Josie Sibara Bren Simmers Janine and Skip Stanton Dawn Stetzel Kathy Stewart Charles and Nancy Tauman Willow Teegarden Zoe Topsfield Ray and Michelle Troll Dan and Kate Twitchell Mason and Sharon Van Buren Eric Vines and Elsa Stavney Margot Voorhies Thompson and George Thompson Mary Wagner Michelle Walsh Patti Warashina Nancy Weber Janet Webster Penny White Marcia Whitney Rebecca Wild Christina Wilson Christy and Laura Wyckoff Martha and Tim Wylder Lynn Youngbar
Bequests
Institutional Support
In-Kind Donors
Framing Resources Garnier Vineyards The Governor Hotel McMenamins Papa Murphy’s Park Lane Suites & Inn Portland Fasteners Steven Smith Teamaker Surftides Lincoln City United Pacific Forest Products Whole 9 Yards
Darle and Pat Maveety Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians Joanne Mulcahy and Bob Hazen James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation Valoy and Greg Warburton National Endowment for the Arts Oregon Arts Commission William T. Colville Foundation Jeffrey Baker Frank Boyden Maria Duryea Paul Katen Diana Lett Kennon McKee Drew Myron-Rieseck Mark Nicholson Kathryn Ridall Tim Tees
Endowment Donors are in boldface. This list includes donations received between January 1 and December 31, 2013. We have made every effort to be accurate and inclusive. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, please contact Sitka at 541.994.5485. Thank you for your generous support. PAGE 13
MEMBERSHIPS INDIVIDUAL
Gordon Akeson Moriah Amerson Steven Andescavage Gaylene Angelos Susan Archbald Ann Archbold Ruth Armitage Joan Arsenault Marvin Baker Jeffrey Baker Kathleen Baker Gail Balden Fred Barrett Rebecca Beatty Janet Bell Marjorie Benedict-Holman Lorie Bennett Luanna Biehl Mary Jane Bish Cynthia Blachly Deborah Bouchette Elizabeth Bower Kathy Brewer Deborah Broeker Sandra Brooks Kelly Cannard Carol Carson Bill Cary Laurie Chambreau Gail Cheshire Richard Cheverton Patricia Cheyne Marge Coalman Mary Jo Coblentz Terri Cohen Vivian Coles Corlu Collier Bob Conklin Susan Cooney Cherie Cooper PAGE 14
Jemma Crae Janet Crockett Susan Cronenwett Shari Dallas James Davis Bob Dayton Cheryl Degner Nancy Dennis Carol Deters Lori Dillon Roland XM Donisi Helen Dunbar Gail Durham Pamela Eckert Jeana Edelman Peter Engbretson Melissa Evans Eleanor Ewalt Julie Fay Stephanie Fischer Marian Flood Laurel Francis Stacia Sue Gabriel Gail Gartner Kay Gasser Elzbieta Gerla Glenda Goodrich Patricia Grass Sarah Greene Georgianna Greenwood Alicia Hallett Susan Hamilton Sabina Haque Jean Harkin Jan Harris Carol Harris Suzy Harris Jack Harris Jane Harrison Lois Hartwig
Keith Hatch Betty Hay-Sinclair Deborah Hayes-Knutson Maridee Hays Kathy Heerema Emmi Henri Cynthia Herron Susan Hildebrand Dian Hilliard Terresa Hodge Sandra Houtman Cynthia Hudson Sam Jacobson Roberta Janssen Margo Jensen Peter Johnson Catherine Johnstone Carol Jones Kathleen Jones Anne Jones Barry Jones Deborah Kerner Lucy Kingsley Shelley Kirk-Rudeen Patricia Krishnamurthy Nancy LaFaive Arch and Harriet Lang Mary Larkin Lori Latham MJ Levine Judy Lightfoot Roslyn Lindquist Caroline Lindstedt Michele Lorenz Amy Love Susan MacDougall Kristine Mackessy Grayson Malone Melinda Mathiesen Rosemarie Maurer Cynthia McCain
Karen McCausland Lana McCullough Brenda McGowan Larry McQueen Ellen Mendoza Raymond Mitchell Ann Marie Mix Mary K Moen Nancy Molahan Dorothy Moniz Judy Moore Connie Morgan Hilde Morin Elizabeth Murdock Walda Murray Irene Myers Arlene Naschke Corinne Newbegin Elaine Norberg Dawn Nowacki Joan Nutter LeeAnn O’Leary Samara Oberlander Nancy Olson Lynn Palmer JoAnn Pari-Mueller Pam Parker Dean Petterson Karen Pfaff Melinda Plank Nancy Pobanz William Pool Vivienne Popperl Alexandra Prentiss Diane Pugh Sarah Rabkin Ann Marie Ramsey Margaret Rattle Beverly Ringenberg Kathy Roark Meredith Robinson
Lesley Rogge Carl Sandeen Carol Sandor Carolyn Saunders Carol Savonen Barbara Schramm Barbara Schreiber Gwenn Schultze Wally Schwab Judy Seubert Victoria Shepard Sandy Shepard Corinne Sherton Chris Sokol Lola Sonnenschein Anne Squier Sally Squire Kim Stafford Marybeth Stock Susan Stronach Kareen Sturgeon Ernest Sugden Anita Tanner Amanda Taylor Doreen Thirkell MaryLou Thomas Pat Thompson Judy Todd Zoe Topsfield Diane Tratz Patricia Trowbridge Gayle Tweed Linda Vogelsong Judy Vogland Dayton Margot Voorhies Thompson Michelle Wagner Bures Pamela Wald
Derald Walker Janeann Warkentin Wilda Watson Margaret Webb Ann Werner Linda West Holly White Rebecca Wild Rollie Wisbrock Pat Wittenberg Cathleen Woodruff Deborah Wright Christy Wyckoff Laurena Yok Monica Yoshinaga
SUPPORTER
Kathy Albert Lori Anderson Sharon and Paul Axtell Anna Baker Melvyn Ball Lenor Balme Michael Bamberger Betsy Beyer Ginevra Blake Jacqueline Bloom Bill Brandt Joanne Brody Nancy Burdick Nancy Carew Elizabeth Carnes Debra Carus Julie Cassin Loretta Chambers Nancy Chapman Mervin Cole Susan Comerford Ann Connors Katharine Diack Nancy Freeman SITKA CENTER FOR ART AND ECOLOGY
Joanne Gaylord Carolyn Glasier Angela Grainger Carol Green Bill Hale Noel Hanlon Anne Kaufman Michele Kemper William Kent Mary Catherine King Rebecca Lemon Bob Liner Terrie Lyons Lois Manookian Amy Maroney Ann Mason Polly McCarthy Babette Meltzer Gwendolyn Morgan Louise Myers Teresa Neal Mark Nicholson Mary Carol O’Bryan Pete Owston William Park Sue Parman Ruth Pattison Carol Peterson Marlys Pierson Terri Reiman Dell Rhodes Mary Richardson Cheryl Ritenbaugh Susan Roberts Eric Root Bonnie and Tammy Schaaf Gretchen Schneider Judy Schwartz Sorrel Linda Schwerzler Joan Severson Karen Shawcross 2013 ANNUAL REPORT
Roxce Stavney Nancy Tauman Randall Tipton Kimberlee Vanko Penny White Marcia Whitney Donald Zobel
HOUSEHOLD
Sharon Axtell and Pam Carson Daniel and Marie Bagwell Patty Bentley Elizabeth Bower and Douglas Norman Jane and Frank Boyden Dee Boyles Mary and Edward Celnicker Jeanne and Ken Chamberlain Julie Dir-Munoz Inga and Joe Dubay Maralyn Gerdes Lisa and David Holloway Diane and Marshall Jackson Eileen Kressel Joanne and Boyd MacNaughton Susan McKinney and Michael de Forest Karen and Michael Melvin Gene and Lillie Meyer Pamela Nelson Jane Parker Ruth Robbins Bonnie and Tammy Schaaf Ann and Sid Stuller Suzanne and Jon Townsend Barbara Triplett and Bill Busch Christine and Jan Voigt Mary Wagner Eileen and Theodore Williamson Merrilee and Chester Zenone
SUSTAINER
John Soelling Rosamond and Thomas Turnbull Ellen and Thomas Abrego Deborah Brown Barbara E. Ford John Loeser Christine and Mark Fay
BENEFACTOR
MK Leineweber Noonan Kate and Dan Twitchell Darle and Pat Maveety Martha and Tim Wylder Richard Hook
This list is reflective of memberships purchased in 2013.
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VOLUNTEERS Sitka Campus ~ 26 volunteers ~ 322 total hours Ginevra Blake Jane Boyden Ben Brooks Louise Carslake Laura Doyle Mark Elliott Sue Gabriel April Hale Susie Henderson
Bill Henderson John Holt Kathleen Holt Cheryl Janis Kathy Jones Corrinna Lucas Philip Morgan Connie Owston Pete Owston
Jan Polisensky Roxcie Stavney Paul Schuback Loren Schwerd Joe Steele Doreen Thirkell Lindsey Thordarson Barbara Triplett
Sitka Art Invitational ~ 150 volunteers ~ 750 total hours COMMITTEE MEMBERS Karen Baines Deb DeWitt Dave Haslett Lori Latham Patty Maly Katie McClintock Lisa Platt Keaney Rathbun Susan Rudloff Gerry Stavney Carl Vandervoort Judy Vogland Rebecca Welti Greg Wilbur **
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Gordon Akeson Diana Anderson Ruth Armitage Phyllis Auger Jeffrey Baker TJ Barlow Manati Baro Melissa Barrett Angela Batchelor Andrea Benson Patty Bentley Anita Bigelow Paula Blackwell Ginevra Blake Annette Boswell Prune Bouchette Clark Boyd Jane Boyden Doug Brazil Ben Brooks
Pati Burraston Jodi Burton Robin Busch Alex Calbreath Marian Christensen Jean Clugston Marge Coalman David Cohen Vivian Coles Jonnel Covault Marianna Crawford Wendy Culverwell Julia D’Amario Bob Dayton Monika De Brakeleer Michael Deforest Carolyn Devine Jerry G. Dickason Judy Doyle Laura Doyle SITKA CENTER FOR ART AND ECOLOGY
Catherine Doyle Jody Dunphy Emily Ediger Mark Elliott Tamara English Aimee Erickson Carol Ferris Sue Gabriel Sarah Greene Taylor Grenfell Mary Gunning Wronda Gustafson Lee Haga Kregg Hanson Kody Harris Jeff Harris Jan Harris Gail Hawkinson Colleen Helmstetter Susie Henderson Cameron Henderson Cynthia Herron Nancy Higgins Alex Hirsch Linda Holland Jackie Jeppe Scott Johnson Jan Johnson Lisa Johnston Lisa Kaser Laurie Kovack Laura Young Kriz Annie Krueger
Chelsea Lamb Debbie Le Meitour Leslie Lee Marilyn Lindberg Grayson Yeager Malone Christine Martell Barbara Mason Pat McAleer Ivan McLean Dennis Meiners Deb Merchant Beth Miller Hilde Morin Beth Morris Oliver Muchmore Bill Muchmore Harriet Newdelman Carrie O’Bryan Kelly Orr Jane Pagliarulo Dixie Pannu William Park Marisa Pasini Ingrid Pawlowski Stan Peterson Hilary Pfeifer Marlys Pierson Kailla Platt Alexis Prentiss MaryAnn Puls Jo Reimer Jan Rimerman Ruth Robbins
Rita Robillard Frank Rudloff Kelly Saxton Robert Schlegel Barbara Schramm Monica & JP Setziol Phillips Jen Shumway Jude Siegel Ingrid Slezak Michael Smith Dixon Soracco Eileen Stapp Roxce Stavney Marlana Stoddard-Hayes Stephanie Swanson Nancy Tauman Grace Teigen Randall Tipton Kate and Dan Twitchell Kim Vanko Eric Vines Mark Walker Teri Wallace Shu-Ju Wang Shannon Weber Bill Wickart Eugene Wigglesworth Dylan Wright Christy Wyckoff Tracy Wygant Martha Wylder Portland Society for Calligraphy
Thank you to everyone for being a part of the Sitka community and for stewarding our mission in the world. 2013 ANNUAL REPORT
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