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HAPPY EVERYTHING! Dear friends and family, Happy Chrismukkah! Or is it Merry Chrismukkah?

Only a handful of times in the last one hundred years have the first night of Hanukkah and Christmas Eve fallen on the same night, and we are here to experience it together.

For the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, this is one our favorite nights of the year – regardless of what holiday we are celebrating – because of you. For twenty-seven years, we have gathered in this place, on this night, to share in the warmth, joy and love of family – both biological and logical. You have probably met friends, old and new, just standing in the festive line up and down Castro Street!

As you know, the Chorus made a decision to kick off its 40th season this fall with a tour of six states in the South where our brothers and sisters do not have the support and basic freedoms we enjoy – and sometimes take for granted - here in the Bay Area. We are taking this opportunity to marshal our mosaic of powerful, positive voices to empower our fellow LGBTQ+ Americans, especially the youth. We need your help to make this tour a reality. Watch for updates on the Lavender Pen Tour next October and how you can help.

For now, just sit back and allow yourself to be immersed in the beautiful music, and entertained by the antics, too! It is a special night and we are so grateful you are here to share it with us.

Thank you for being here,

Dr. Timothy Seelig artistic director

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Steve Huffines chair

Deborah Boccuzzi vice chair

Sal Baglieri secretary

Skip Schneider treasurer

Glenn DeSandre chorus president

Mike Bernard Steve Burton Eric Chau Peter Drake Dave Earl André Farris Sean Livingston Gregory Marks Paul Saccone John Ybarra

CHORUS LEADERSHIP TEAM

Chris Verdugo executive director

Glenn DeSandre

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Kevin Koerner

membership vice president

Michael Tate

performance advisory committee chair

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LEADERSHIP BIOGRAPHIES

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TIM SEELIG is a conductor, singer, teacher and motivational speaker.

DR. TIMOTHY SEELIG artistic director

In addition to artistic director of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, he continues a busy guest-conducting schedule throughout the U.S. and across the globe. He is conductor emeritus of the Turtle Creek Chorale, which he conducted for twenty years, co-founded The Women’s Chorus of Dallas and taught on the faculty at Southern Methodist University for fourteen years. Dr. Seelig holds four degrees, including the doctor of musical arts and the diploma from the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria. He has authored seven books and DVDs on choral technique. Recordings have been on the Billboard Top Ten and iTunes Top Ten classical charts. The PBS documentary about the Turtle Creek Chorale received the national Emmy award for best documentary. Dr. Seelig has conducted regularly at Carnegie Hall for the last twenty-five years, as well as at Lincoln Center and the Southbank Centre in London. His groups have commissioned choral works for a variety of amazing organizations including amfAR (The American Foundation for AIDS Research), the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation featuring Dr. Maya Angelou, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital featuring Marlo Thomas. Recent commissions with the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus include Tyler’s Suite for the Tyler Clementi Foundation, I Am Harvey Milk

by Andrew Lippa and #twitterlieder. Dr. Seelig’s first career was as a singer. He made his European operatic debut at the Staatsoper in St. Gallen, Switzerland and solo recital debut at Carnegie Hall.

He appeared as soloist in world premieres of composers including John Corigliano, Conrad Susa and Peter Schickele (P.D.Q. Bach).

Interesting facts include conducting the Longest Choral Concert (Guinness Book of World Records) and carrying the Olympic torch in 1996 as a community hero. He has not run since. He is married to Dan England and is the proud grandfather of the amazing Clara Skye and Eden Mae.

CHRISTOPHER VERDUGO had his first introduction to the gay choral CHRISTOPHER VERDUGO executive director

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movement at the age of eighteen when he joined the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida. Three years later, he became artistic director of Paragon Productions, choreographing, directing and producing theatrical productions for cruise lines and hotels throughout the world. In 1999, he combined his event production background with his fundraising skills, working with the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, Miami Beach’s Winter Party Music Festival, Communion Foundation and sat on the board of directors of the South Beach Gay Men’s Chorus. Upon moving to Los Angeles in 2003, he was selected as one of two choreographers for the Miss Universe Pageant. Soon after, he left his artistic roots to focus on LGBT and social justice issues working with various LGBT nonprofits including the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Equality California, the Human Rights Campaign and GLAAD. He also produced Queer Lounge at Sundance. In 2006, he joined the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles as a singer and five years later was named executive director and chief executive officer. Under Verdugo, the Chorus built an international reputation for musical excellence and doubled its operating budget. It experienced massive expansion that included television and film appearances including the Academy Awards, expanded local education programs in Los Angeles high schools, as well as the launched a nationwide tour - It Gets Better - to combat LGBT teen bullying and suicide in rural American towns. He moved to San Francisco in September to assume the role of executive director of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus.

ARTISTIC BIOGRAPHIES CARL PANTLE is a vocal coach, accompanist, and singer who frequently

Francisco, the last seven of which he has been with SFGMC. Originally from a small town in Northern Utah, Lynden attended the University of Northern Colorado where he majored in musical theatre and studied acting, piano and voice. He has worked professionally as an actor, singer, pianist, vocal coach and dog walker. Companies he has worked for include American Conservatory Theater, Bay Area Musicals, Boxcar Theatre and Woodminster Summer Musicals. During his tenure with SFGMC, he has added choral arranger to his resumé, providing several original arrangements, some of which were heard at this year’s quadrennial GALA Festival in Denver. In addition to being the associate accompanist, Lynden has been a featured vocal soloist with the chorus at Davies Symphony Hall, the Castro Theatre and on tour. In 2014 he was the recipient of the Jon Reed Sims Award for Artistic Excellence.

CARL PANTLE

principal accompanist ensemble director, vocal minority

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works with San Francisco Opera, West Bay Opera, Opera San Jose and the Bay Area Summer Opera Theatre Institute. He is also an alumnus of the prestigious Merola Program at the San Francisco Opera Center.

Carl studied voice and choral conducting at Brigham Young University and soon after returned to the Bay Area to pursue vocal coaching and accompanying at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Carl has appeared as a vocalist with SFGMC on numerous occasions and appeared at Lincoln Center as accompanist for Dr. Seelig in The Wisdom of Old Turtle in 2011. Carl has collaborated with some of the finest talents Broadway has to offer, including Daniel Reichard, Keala Settle, Julia Murney, Alysha Umphress and Laura Benanti.

GUEST ARTIST LYNDEN BAIR

associate accompanist

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Soprano MELODY MOORE has appeared on many of the leading opera stages of the world. She has performed as Susan Rescorla in Heart of a Soldier, Mimì in La bohème, the Countess in Le nozze di Figaro and the title role of Tosca (San Francisco Opera), as Julie in Show Boat, Marta in the American premiere of Weinberg’s The Passenger, the title role in Carmen, Dorabella in Così fan tutte and as Freia in Das Rheingold (Houston Grand Opera), as Mimi and as Marguerite in Faust (English National Opera), as Rita Clayton in the New York premiere of Stephen Schwartz’s Séance on a Wet Afternoon and as Regine St. Laurent in Rufus Wainwright’s Prima Donna (New York City Opera), as the Countess in Le nozze di Figaro and in productions of Der Zwerg and Der Zerbrochene Krug (Los Angeles Opera) and in the title role of Catán’s Florencia en el Amazonas (Washington National Opera). In the 2016-2017 season, Moore returns to the Los Angeles Opera to sing the title role of Tosca as well as to cover Lady Macbeth in Verdi’s Macbeth. Moore’s last season included her house debut at L’Opéra de Montréal as Cio-Cio San in Madama Butterfly.

At the Washington National Opera, she participated in Artistic Director Francesca Zambello’s highly acclaimed production of the Ring, where she sang Freia and Ortlinde under the baton of Music Director Philippe Auguin. A graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Melody is a former Adler Fellow of San Francisco Opera and a Merola Opera Program participant. Notable conductors with whom she has worked include Kent Nagano, Donald Runnicles, John DeMain, Patrick Summers, Ulf Schirmer and Roy Goodman. Stage directors of productions in which she has participated include John Copley, Ron Daniels, Des McAnuff, Ian Judge, Jonathan Miller, David Pountney and Francesca Zambello.

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SONGS “O Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles)” John Francis Wade

Arranged by Dan Forrest

“Some Children See Him” Alfred Burt

Arranged by Joseph Martin • Arranged for men’s chorus by Carl Pantle

“I Saw Three Ships” Traditional Irish

Arranged by Kevin Robison

“Sparklejollytwinklejingley”

Matthew Sklar and Andy Beck Arranged for men’s chorus by Joe Nadeau

HOMOPHONICS “San Francisco Christmas” Dan Ponce

“Do You Hear What I Hear?”

Gloria Shayne Baker and Noëll Regney Arranged by Derric Johnson

“Carol of the Bells”

Traditional Ukrainian Carol Arranged by Kevin Robison

Variations on “Jingle Bells” John Pierpont

Arranged and additional lyrics by Mark Hayes

A SELECTION BY AN ENSEMBLE OF SFGMC “Welcome Christmas”

Albert Hague and Dr. Seuss Arranged by Kevin Robison

“The Light of Hanukkah”

Based on Nerot Dolkim by Felix Mendelssohn

Arranged by Steve Huffines • English text by Elliot Simon

“What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?” Frank Loesser

Arranged by Steve Huffines

“Pink Christmas”

Lyrics by Gerard Allessandrini Arranged by Chad Weirick

“Dona Nobis Pacem (A Prayer for Peace)” Guilio Caccini

Arranged by James A. More • Edited for men’s chorus by Tony McIntosh

“Silent Night”

Arranged by Anne Albritton

“The House Where I Grew Up” Michael Shaieb

“Santa Quodlibet or: A Christmas Medley that makes no sense” Arranged by Chad Weirick

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FEATURED SOLOISTS “Some Children See Him” 5:00PM........................James Machado, Peter Zimmerman, Ashlé Blow 7:00PM............................... Dave Andrade, Peter Zimmerman, David Klatt 9:00PM.................................... Oky Sulistio, Sam Lundquist, Ashlé Blow “The Eyes of a Child” 5:00PM................................................................................ Nick Radford 7:00PM...................................................................................... MJ Perez 9:00PM................................................................................. Mark Brown

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“Welcome Christmas” 5:00PM............................................................. Kevin Spivey, David Klatt 7:00PM.........................................................Alex De Leon, Nick Radford 9:00PM........................................................... Kevin Spivey, Otis Morgan “The Light of Hannukah” 5:00PM................................................................................ J. T. Williams 7:00PM................................................................................ J. T. Williams 9:00PM................................................................................ J. T. Williams “What Are You Doing New Years Eve?” 5:00PM................................................................................ Louis Rogers 7:00PM.................................................................................... Phil Calvin 9:00PM.................................................................................... Jeff Brand ADDITIONAL MUSICIANS..................Justin Wilson, electric bass Juan Carreon, drums FEATURED DANCERS: Ashlé Blow, Eric Carlson, Dennis Chase, Justin Duhe, Andre Farris, Raymond Gonzales, Dave Hayes, Thao Hill, Eric Mata, Gary Mendelson, Kevin McSherry, Scott Mills, Rey Monteloyola, Vicente Montoya, Dirk Nettles, Emer Pacleb, Chris Petallano, Nick Radford, Louis Rogers, Paul Saccone, Evan Salcedo, DC Sands, Michael Sese, Richard Sexton, Jeff Sinclair, Sanford Smith, Michael Tate, Bobby Weke, Yuliang Yin. JOYLAND ASSEMBLY LADIES HANDBELL CHOIR Sanford Smith, directress Bob Afable, Phil Calvin, Alex De Leon, Dan England, Andre Farris, Steve Gallagher, Danny Goff, Nick Harper, Johnny Lewis, Ray Otani, David McCullough, AJ Mizes, Benjamin Pruitt, Paul Saccone, Michael Sese, Paul Stoner.

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THE FIFTH SECTION The rich history of the chorus would not be complete without recognizing the many talented men and women whose gifts of music helped bring us to this point, and who have left us much too soon.

Skip Aiken • Jeff Alons • Paul Alsbach • Terry Althoff • Steve Amos • Paul Anelli • John Atteridg • Edwin Barlow Crawford Barton • Craig Beachler • Robert Beale • Glenn Beardsley • Jerry Berg • Marion Besco • Sam Bittner Kristen Bjoernfeld • Bill Blake • Allan Blasdale • John Andre Bonnemaison • Jeff Bortin • Edward Brener • Peter Brockhoff John Brown • John Brown • John Bryant • Jay Burwick • John Cailleau • Chris Campbell • Jack Campbell Scott Campbell • Duncan Campbell Jr. • Terry Carlson • Bud Castleman • Mark Chapa • Bruce Chelini • Al Cherry Alexsis Gregory Chew • Bob Chinen • C. Brian Christianson • Andrew Chrystall • Michael Clarke • Kevin Conduff Richard Connelly • Gregory Cooper • Jimmy Corbett • Jeff Cothran • Clayton Cowan • John Crimen • Mark Crissey Tim Curbo • Mark D’Angelo • Alan Da Cunzo • David Davenport • Robert del Valle • Walt Dennis • Douglas Dickinson Bob Dinsmore • Scott Dowdee • Tom Doyle • Brian Duckworth • Andy Einkauf • Alan Ellis • Patrick Elvander • Bob Emery Robert Erickson • Stephen Eschenbach • Robert Espindola • Gary Falardeau • Jim Farmer • Michael Farrell • Keith Fenton Bruce Fetherolf • Clif Fields • Steven Filice • Justin Fingado • Brian Finnegan • Wyrant Flonory • Fredrick Floyd Ted Foster • Mark Fotopoulos • David Fox • David Smith Fox • Jon Franck • Jim Franks • John French • Robert Frey Evan Friedman • Stephen Frugoli • Scott Galuteria • Larry Garrigan • Gary Garrison • Perry George • Don Giberson Keith Gockel • Bill Graham • Philip Graham • Larry Griffin • Gordon Grover • Tom Gschwind • Gene Guenther • Dean Halsey Andy Hammond • Dennis Haney • Jerry Haney • Robert Hawk • Greg Hay • Frank Hecker • David Held • Mark Hermes Paul Hernandez • Charles Herrington • Robert Hichborn • Tom Hickey • Mark Hirano • Rexford Hitchcock Greg Holbrook • Richard Hollenbaugh • Jerry Horsting • Roger Hostetler • Clyde Howell • Douglas Jackson • Frank Jackson Keith Jacobsen • David James • Scott Johnson • Albert Jones • Paul Jones • Keith Kamrath • Robin Kay • Carl Kimball Lester King • Rick Kirkham • Diane Kohne Schuster • John Kovach • Tony Kramedes • Dick Kramer • John Krause • Thom Kumorek • Greg Lawrance • Joe Leary • Kevin Lenzen • Jeff Lettow • Don Levine • Bill Lewandowski • Ed Lichtenstein Gerry Lo Presti • Frank Lobraico • Wayne Love • Joseph Loza • Ed Lucas • John Lusk • Roger Luttrell • Michael MacDonald Darren MacGavin • John MacKintosh • Mike Maguire • Terence Maguire • Jim Mahony • Renny Marinaccio Gerry Marquis • Gerald Martin • Mickey Martin • Steve Martin • Tom Martin • Leonard Matlovich • Roy McConahay Steve McDowell • John McFarland • Mike McGavren • Michael McIntyre • John McLeod • Pipo Micheli • Allen Midkiff Glen Miller • Kevan Miller • Mark Mousseau • Jim Murnan • Craig Neeley • Gary Newcomb • Al Nichols • Gregg Nicholson Dennis Niswander • Ken Noble • David Norton • Floyd Ohler • James Onion • Garry Osborne • Tom Pallerino Nick Papadopoulos • Phil Pearce • Gerald Pearson • Chuck Pedersen • Roger Pelletier • Norman Perry • Terry Peterson Shane Petree • Rodger Pettyjohn • Donald Phillips • Harrison Pierce • George Piper • Brian Powdrill • Bill Powell Terry Presley • Ted Printz • Steven Prokasky • Bill Pugh • Michael Pugh • Paul Pukas • Guy Rana • Bill Randles Douglas Randolph • Melvin Rebhahn • Robert Rekart • Bruce Reynolds • John Riccardi • Cameron Robb • Jay Roberts Jim Robison • David Keleikini Roddell • Marty Roddell • Bob Rogers • Steven Rohrer • Jon Rollins • Dave Romero Regis Rosetta • Steven Rozell • Lane Ruoff • Jim Russell • Charlie Salumbides • Paul Sanchez • Patrick Santiago Bill Schade • Steve Schmorr • Dan Schreiber • Bob Scott • Roger Scroggs • Neil Seymour • Michael Shamburger Ray Shanks • Dennis Shaw • David Shortridge • Lee Sierecki • George Silkworth • John Simo • Jon Sims • Tom Sims Barry Singer • Fred Skau • Hal Slate • Rick Slavsky • Ted Smith • Scott Smitherum • Vince Sofia • Dale Sorensen Scott Squires • Jay Stinson • Jerry Stokes • Steve Sutherland • Burleigh Sutton • Timothy Tafoya • John Tallerino Mike Tallmadge • Gregg Tallman • Joseph Taro • Lance Taylor • Chuck Thayer • Curtis Thomas • David Thomas Lavoy Thompson • David Thormann • Robert Thrower • Eric Tiffany • Bill Toner • Jack Torres • John Trojanski • Bill Tucker Richard Vincent • Daryl Wagner • Karl Walker • David Warrior • Samuel Weaver • Robert Weinand • Leroy Westbrook Mark Whiting • Larry Whitlock • Gary Wilson • Ric Wilson • Aaron Wimmer • Gary Wintermeyer • Jim Wolfe Michael Wolford • Eric Worden • Douglas Wright • Jim Wright • Claude Zetty • Jim Zielinski If you know of anyone whose name has inadvertently been omitted from this list, please let us know so that we may continue to celebrate and honor the contributions of all our members.

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SFGMC MEMBERS TENOR 1 Bob Afable • Justin Ayers • Fran Benjamin • Ashle' Blow • Russell Bono • Tom Burtch • Dave Caldwell • Rylan Carpena Albert Carter • Julian Francis Clift • Sean Conner • Ray Coshow • Kenyon DeVault • Kasey Dunton • Jayson Eng André Farris • Dustin Finkle • Jeff Ford • Andrew Gagnon • Steve Gallagher • Mitch Galli • Danny Goff Raymond Mark Gonzales • Carl Halverson Haley • Nick Harper • Chip Heath • Zach Herries • Tad Hopp Sky Hunsaker • Kevin Koerner • Sam Kohler • David A. Lalone • Carlton Lowe • James Machado • Cyrus Mallare Gregory J. Marks • Andrew Marsh • Donald Martin • Tony McIntosh • Kevin McSherry • Mark Mezak • Scott Mills Dirk Nettles • Timothy J. Pavek • MJ Perez • Carmon Tyler Reynolds • Rocky Rakesh Sharma • Luke Siegle Jeff Sinclair • John Sisto • Kevin Spivey • Sudeep Srivastava • Oky Sulistio • Phil Walker • Bobby Weke Phillip P. Whitely • Chao Xue • Yuliang Yin • Armando Zambrana

TENOR 2 Dave Andrade • Adrian Arizmendi • Pirkka Aunola • Sal Baglieri • Daniel Kris Balugay • Mahana Barbadillo Erwin Barron • Dale Becherer • Jeff Becker • Joe Bissell • Mark Brown • Steve Burton • Chuck Calixto • Sherwin Camacho Bruce Carpenter • Kellan Christopher • Igor Chudak • Stuart Cohen • Michael Cooper • Justin Donahue • Justin Duhe Frank Federico • Mark Forrer • Michael J. Fouquette • Kyle Fowler • Earl Friedberg • Alfie Garcia • Brad Gibson Marvin Han • Stephen Hanten • Tim Heidal • Jason Hyde • Arnold Icasiano • Jonni Isaacs • Peter Jacobs • Clint Johnson Jonathan Julian • Jon Kim • Andrew Kwan • Rich Lang • Randy Laroche • Steve Luppino • Eric Mata • Ray McCabe David McFadden • Emilio E. Mercado • Duran Mishler • AJ Mizes • Matt Nightingale • Ray Otani • Galen T. Panger Justin Pearson • Christopher Petallano • Curtis Ponzi • David Powell • Joseph Pritchard • Eddie Reynolds • Will Rubin Don Ruthroff • Evan Salcedo • Sanford Smith • Michael Tate • Jeff Tolman • Fernando Torres • Steve Valdez Michael Volis • David Shawn Wallace • Nick Weichsler • Randy White • Eli Wise • Tauheed Zaman Peter Zimmerman

BARITONE Michael Bankert • Joseph Bondi • Kim Boyd • Jeff Brand • Larry Ralph Brenner • Doug Brewster James Caldwell • Phil Calvin • Dennis Chase • Eric Chau • Devlon Clouser • Brent Dawson • Alex De Leon Alan Rafael Delamora • Glenn DeSandre • Edward Driskill • Erick Ducut • Roy Eikleberry • Dan England Mason Everett • Tom Fisher • Peter Franzi • Robbie Frederick • David A. Friedman • Ross Gillfillan • Gregory J. Gorman Jim Graham • Hao Guo • Dr. Mark L. Hamner • Dave Hayes • Joseph Hege • Mario Hernandez Sean Higgins • Drew Jaz • Jonathan Jones • Brian Jung • David Klatt • Kevin C. Koczela • Michael J. Kyle Kirk Linn-DeGrassi • Sam Lundquist • Rohan Manohar • Stephen L. McCoy • Dave McCullough • Eric McGill Gary Mendelson • Brandon Meredith • Rob Mitchell • Anup Mutalik • Mike Mykolaichuk • Ryan Nunez • Dan O'Leary Chris Padula • Tom Paulino • Daniel Potzzy • Benjamin Pruitt • Nick Radford • Jim Radke • Louis Rogers • Robert Rufo DC Sands • Martin Santiago • Frank Schumacher • Michael Sese • Richard Sexton • Ethan Solomita • Udit Sood Shad Stalians • Paul Stoner • Brandon Swansfeger • Remy Todd • Jonathan Van Nuys • Domenic S. Viterbo Miles Walls • John Andrew Wesley • Jess Williams • Mark Wise • Mick Zelski

BASS Rene A. Alvarez • Nicholas Baca • Frederick Baumer • Jeff D. Benson • Mike Bernard • Jim Bohannon • Keith Byron Eric J. Carlson • Jacob Carmack • Doug Curran • David Falzone • Mike Figueira • Ray Fletcher Ray Grimsinger • Bruce Haas • Sean Hannify • Howard Hart • Peter Hartikka • Steven Harvey • Kevin M. Healy Thao Hill • Denny Ho • Gordon Hom • Dennis James • Mike Joyce • Thomas Michael Kennard • John Kim • Andrew Kushnick David Laudon • Dale Leininger • Brian Lepak • Anthony Levintow • Johnny Lewis • Steven McCowan • Rey Monteloyola Vicente Montoya • Otis Morgan • Bernie Morrissey • Vaughn Mouton • David Naden • Robert Oliver • Emer Pacleb Mark A. Para • Jacob Roberts • Paul Saccone • Ted Schaller • Elliot Simon • Chris Smith • Scot Sweazy • Tim Taylor Neal Ulrich • Scott Walker • Brian E. Weart • Jimmy White • J. T. Williams • Daniel Wu Section Leaders providing musical guidance to their section.

Section Coordinators facilitating the administrative needs of their section.

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SFGMC For nearly forty years, the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (SFGMC) has served as an international standard bearer for a powerful mix of extraordinary musical excellence and mission-driven activism.

It was the first choral organization to courageously proclaim its orientation in its name and is credited with helping start the LGBT choral movement that now spans the entire globe, galvanizing and changing the course of LGBT history.

It continues to inspire other arts-based community organizations through its performances and involvement in human rights, community activism, empowerment and inclusiveness, establishing it as an icon among LGBT organizations.

The Chorus was founded in October 1978. Its first public appearance was only a month later, on the steps of City Hall at the candlelight vigil following the assassinations of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. Supervisor Milk was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in California and one of the most high profile in the world at that time. In 1981, SFGMC embarked on a national tour, performing in nine cities: Dallas, Minneapolis, Lincoln, Detroit, New York City, Boston, Washington DC and Seattle, helping many of these cities launch their own LGBT choruses.

The Chorus now has over 275 singers in the main chorus and four outreach vocal ensembles. The award-winning Chorus has been heard by millions worldwide and is seen as one of the crown jewels of San Francisco arts organizations.

Under the current leadership of Artistic Director Dr. Timothy Seelig, SFGMC has established a heightened level of performance standards receiving wide international acclaim, increased its touring and recording profile and broadened its impact and reputation in the community while maintaining its signature blend of humor, personality and high-voltage performances. The Chorus has a phenomenal record of commissioning works from major composers, spanning the entire gamut of styles and genres from Stephen Schwartz to John Corigliano.

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MISSION, VISION & VALUES MISSION: The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus creates extraordinary musical experiences that inspire community, activism and compassion.

VISION: A world inspired and unified by the music we create.

VALUES: • We believe in the transformative power of music to heal, to enlighten and to foster unity.

• We embrace the life-affirming changes we create within and beyond our chorus community.

• We evolve society’s views toward LGBT people through our commitment to excellence.

• We honor all who came before us and whose sacrifices made it possible for us to raise our voices.

THE JON REED SIMS SOCIETY The Jon Reed Sims Society of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus is an illustrious group of patrons, donors and singers who, through their visionary philanthropy, have made a commitment to ensuring the Chorus’ future by remembering the Chorus in their estate plans.

In particular, we are thankful to have been the recipient of generous gifts in recent years through the visionary estates of Michael Ancil Clark Living Trust, Robert Roy Emery Trust, Jerry Geller and Ken Sullivan, James H. Jones Asset Trust, William G. Stephens Revocable Trust, and Archibald Wilson.

Through generous support, members of this circle ensure that the transformative power of the Chorus’ music will continue to heal, enlighten, and foster unity for decades to come.

The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus expresses its deep appreciation to the following Jon Reed Sims Society members who have contributed to the Chorus’ future through an estate gift: D a n i e l P. A a r o n • A l A b r a m o w i t z • N o r m a n A b r a m s o n + David Beery • Neil Austin + Tom Burtch • Sal Baglieri + Pe t e r C i r i n c i o n e • M i c h a e l B a n ke r t • F r e d e r i c k B a u m e r M i k e B e r n a r d • J o s e p h B o n d i • J o h n H . J. C a s h m a n + Jack J. Ledbetter • Joe Castrovinci + Gordon Smith Mrs. Pansy Chan • Terrence Chan • Rick Crane • Joe Czuberki Brent Dawson • Bud Dillon • André Farris • Balaji Govindaswami + James Donald Whitaker • Dr. Mark L. Hamner • Howard Hart Dan J ora anstad + Bob Herm an n • Ku n o -W i l l i am s Fam i l y Rich Lang • Randy Laroche + David Laudon • Michael Levy + Michael Golden • Johnny Lewis • Gregory J. Marks • Bob Michels + Stephanie Daffer • J. Robert Mitchell + Jaime L. Caban Jr. Larry Lare Nelson • Mark Short + Carl Ray Together we honor the legacies of those who have come before us and continue to empower us to raise our voices.

To learn how you can include the Chorus in your estate planning, or to complete a declaration of intent, please contact Executive Director Chris Verdugo at 415.865.3650 or chris.verdugo@sfgmc.org.

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ALUMNI LEADERSHIP BOARD Mike Bankert Jean Bellour Craig Brennan Tom Burtch Nello Carlini Jay Davidson Andrew Foster Tim Garner Dave Gooding Robert Keenan Michael Levy Jeff Lewy Sean Livingston Lynn Luckow Walter Mayes Steven Muchnick Paul Olsen Brian Owens Luke Sheridan Ross R. Snow Dennis Stradford Michael Tate Justin Taylor Greg Walker Stan Walker

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SFGMC ENDOWMENT It is with great pride that the board of directors announces the reinstatement of five restricted funds established for the benefit of the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus by some incredible men. Over the years, the funds were depleted in emergency situations. A dedicated group of SFGMC historians, researched the original funds, donors and uses for which the donations were made. We are thrilled to announce the following bequests have been fully restored in honor of those who gave the generous gifts: • • • • •

Robert Weinand Reserve Fund Peter Davids Fund for FAN Club Platou Rebhahn Fund for Costuming Bud Castleman Fund for the Artistic Director’s Salary Lee Westbrook Fund for Chorus Education

These funds continue to grow along with our endowment. For information about the funds or the endowment, please contact Executive Director Chris Verdugo at 415.865.3650 or chris.verdugo@sfgmc.org. Thank you.

DONORS + SUPPORTERS VISIONARY

[$100,000+] Bloomberg Philanthropies Mrs. Pansy Chan The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

BENEFACTOR

[$50,000+] Terrence Chan + Edward Sell Northern California Lexus Dealers Grants for the Arts

PATRON

[$25,000+] DIAGEO North America Joseph Czuberki San Francisco Arts Commission

PRESTO

[$10,000+] Joseph Bondi Peter Drake + Jared Moreno The Max + Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. André Farris Folsom Street Events Foresters Financial Lee + Susan Gammill Diane + Stephen Heiman Steven Huffines Randy Laroche + David Laudon Sean Livingston + Jeremy Pelkey Paul Saccone + Ryan Knight United Airlines George Vail

VIVACE

[$5,000+] Merle Adams + John E. "Jed" Davies

AT&T Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Steve Burton + Ray Grimsinger Tena Clark Joan Del Secco Glenn DeSandre + Pierce Gould Nick Harper Dennis Hazekamp James C. Hormel + Michael P. Nguyen Dan Joraanstad + Bob Hermann Lyft Donald Melvin Rob Mitchell + Jaime Caban Putnam Subaru of Burlingame See's Candies Dennis Stradford Williams-Sonoma, Inc.

ALLEGRO

[$2,500+] Sal Baglieri + Peter Cirincione Tom Burtch + Neil Austin Bruce Carpenter William Chang Lloyd + Janet Cluff Mark Delgado Justin Donahue Ed Eishen + Jeff Lewy Extraordinary Talent Productions Nola LLC Robert Gallagher + Kevin Koerner Steve Gallagher + Chris Thorne Sam Kohler Mark Hall Diane + William Harper David Hornik Michael Levy + Michael Golden Trudi + Kevin Loscotoff Paul Olsen + Mark Burns PG&E Corporation Foundation

Fermin Rojas + Jay Kubesch Will Rubin Justin Taylor Bill Vigna + Clayton Hansen Paul + Deborah Whitney Zellerbach Family Foundation

MODERATO

[$1,000+] Daniel P. Aaron Katherine E. Akos + Harry L. Jacobs Art Anderson Horst Arnold + Ken Akerly Michael Bankert Jim + Bonnie Bell James Bohannon Douglas Brewster Donald + Carol Anne Brown Robin Canonica Breeze Carlile Joe Castrovinci Bud Dillon John Ducote + Ken Barnes Dynamic Signal Dustin Finkle Thomas Fisher Raymond Fletcher Mike Gallagher Peggy Garner Thao Hill Jeffrey Huang + Christopher Berini IBM Peter Jacobs J. Mark Jenkins Rich Lang Bernice + John Lindstrom Stephen Luppino Gregory Marks Todd Martin + Neil Minton Thomas Matty 2016.12 • BAYSTAGES.COM

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DONORS + SUPPORTERS John + Julia McCray-Goldsmith Keith Pepper + Ken Raith Curtis Ponzi Larry Pulliam Eddie Reynolds + Ed Jones Richard Rockwell Don Ruthroff + Jonathan Kronn Gregory Sandritter Tim Seelig + Dan England SF Movie Bears Mark Short + Carl Ray Silicon Valley Community Foundation Chris Spanos + Troy Cascia Diane + Russ Spanos Gary Speer Paul Stoner + Abraham Hanif Michael Tate Barry Taylor + John Inson John Tease Kirk Tellier Gail + Hans Thiele Steven Valdez Michael Volis Randy White Yahoo! Employee Foundation

ANDANTE

[$500+] Melané Ali + Rick O'Rourke Jason Andersen Jan + Edward Austin Phillip Barber + John Alecca Patricia Bassett David Beery + Norman Abramson Bill + Marilyn Campbell John Cashman + Jack Ledbetter Trevor + Meghan Cast Rick Crane Alex Edmondson Brett Egan Keith Ennenga Pauline Farmer-Koppenol + David Farmer Paul Frantz Harry Gaw + Robert Monte Brad Gibson Serena Greening Fred + Terely Harrell Barry Kohn + William Harrison James Hogan Dennis Holahan 18

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Gordon Hom Mark Hunter + Paul Hah David Jaffe Brian Jung Keith Kellogg Jack Lasner Antoinette LeCouteur In Memory of Riley Liming Lynn Luckow John + Sheryl Magbitang Len Mazzara + Carl Borrowman Darin Medeiros + Mike Wickey Ray McCabe David R. McCauley + Akio Kawai Edward McCrone David McFadden Cameron, Susan + Matthew McLeod + Jeff Damon Michael Nguyen Rita O'Flynn Chris Padula + James Melton Barry Pollard + John Henderson Charles Potter Pat + Craig Pratt Robert Rufo Michael Scheu Eddy Skees Ethan Solomita Sudeep Srivastava Kimbirlee Tate Ryan Taylor Mel Terry + Geert Botzen Brian Weart Gary Winter Cynthia Wood

ADAGIO

[$250+] Nancy Aldritt Rene Alvarez David Andrade Nicole Bacigalupi Frederick Baumer Michael Brennan Larry Brenner Keith Byron + Doug Gillard John Christophel + David "Jimmy" Grego Andy Clements Jeffrey J. Colton II Dolby Denise + Kevin Gallagher Derek Gordon

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John Gray + Brian Robinson Clara Skye Gustafson Jim Halloran + Dave Heighington Tracey Huenemann Suzanne Irwin-Wells John Jacobson + Michael Mertens Christy Lang Dale Leininger + Mitch Barnow Brian Lepak William Lorie Carlton Lowe Bob Michels + Stephanie Daffer Scott Nelson Jeffrey Polachowski Teri Quick Ron Raiche Gary Richards Kathleen Richter Sarah Rogers Kent Sack, M.D. Richard Sexton Matthew Simon William J. Smith Trust for Skip Bergum Memorial Pride Fund Samuel Thoron Al Treuter Thom Vindiola + Miles Walls Phil Walker James Warshell Gary Welch Nancy Welsh + Susan Ann Sternau

LARGO

[$100+] Jerold Abrams Sally Albrecht Shin Aoki Sarah Armstrong Justin Ayers Nancy Babcock Susan + Richard Baker-Lehne Erwin Barron + Roland Abellano Richard Benefield Leyna Bernstein William Bir Deborah Boccuzzi Jen Borgen + Janet Nottley Joan Bowlen Allan Cantada Eric Carlson Susan Carsen

Lin Yee Chan + Gustavo Corral Dennis Chase Shirley Coleman Andrew Conway Scott Cooksey Cynthia Cooper L Michael Costa Alan Delamora Anita Denz Sloane + Gordon Drake Louis Dunn Carladenise + Herman A. Edwards Caroline Everts David Falzone Robert Frederick Bruce Friedrichsen Richard Galbraith Jim Gatteau David Gibson Wayne Hand Susan Hastings + Jason Eiband Garrett Hayashida Bradley Heitz Amy Hewitt Malcolm Huff IBM International Foundation Cherie Jatoft Lee Johnson Fern Josephs Steven Kastner Michael Kelly Mike Kelly Gary Kukus Rick Kuno Domingo + Amavil Laguitan John Lake + Chris Lalli Darrell Lewis Larry + Nancy Ludgus Fr. Michael Lynch Rachael Manning Donald Martinez Mara Matsumura Michael Mazzei Stephen McCoy Scott McElhinney Jeff McEwen Jessica Mennella Vaughn Mouton Tom Murray Judy + Chuck Naden Richard Nichols Mignon Offel Scott Ostendorf Anton Ponomarenko + Kevin Jones Kathleen Quenneville

DONORS + SUPPORTERS Bonnie + Eric Raimy Laura Ramos + Blake Rawdin Kent Reynolds Vincent Robinson Wendy Robinson Carol Rooney Jason Russell William Sasaki Chris Saul Mary Jo Schleicher + Renee Espinoza William Schoch Catherine Silva Jeff Sinclair Lynn Sindel Oscar Soriano Anne Steirman Mary Schopp Stoner Living Trust Daniel Sullivan Eric Taxer Patrick Thomas Brandon Tidwell Nicholas Tomashot Mario Torrigino Paul Toulmin John Trix Lawrence Turner Michael Ulloa David Wallace Morrie Warshawski Andrew Wegley Teddy + Edward Witherington Kathryn Woolbright Bruce Worthington Hilary Wright Thomas Wright-Field David Zeeman Peter Zimmerman

BELIEVERS CIRCLE

DIAMOND [$10,000] Joseph Bondi Joseph Czuberki Terrence Chan + Edward Sell Sean Livingston + Jeremy Pelkey Paul Saccone RUBY [$7,500] André Farris

EMERALD [$5,000] Peter Drake Steve Huffines SAPPHIRE [$2,500] Bruce Carpenter Glenn DeSandre + Pierce Gould Justin Donahue Nick Harper Gregory Marks Michael Tate Aditya Wresniyandaka PEARL [$1,200] Chris Verdugo Tim Seelig + Dan England

IN-KIND

[INDIVIDUAL] Al Abramowitz Melané Ali Randy Arnold Jason Ayestes John Bedard Mike Bernard Jeff Brand Craig Brennan Leah Brown Jaime Caban Aaron Clarke Jay Davidson Glenn DeSandre Peter Drake Andrew Duffy Jon Finck Tara Forkum Peter Franzi Mike Holland Nick Ish Jessie Jarduno Jeff Johnston Mark Klaiman Albert Law Michael Levy Jeff Lewy Bob Long Greg Lopez Carlton Lowe Stephen Luppino Alejandro Magyaroff Gregory Marks Armistead Maupin

Tim McAdams Miles McCormick Mike McNamara Rob Mitchell Edwin Morales John Newmeyer Paul Olsen Richie Perez Curtis Ponzi Carl Ray + Mark Short Gary Richards Jason Russell Paul Saccone Donna Sachet Kelly Shannon Rocky Sharma Oky Silistio Sanford Smith Justin Stephens Jeff Stiarwalt Christopher Thiele Ernie Tovar Michael Volis Robert Wheaton

IN-KIND

[CORPORATE] Agriculture Restaurant & Bar at Dawn Ranch Angray Fantastico Baked Cake, Sweet and Treats Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Beach Blanket Babylon Betty's List / Bay Times Café Coton Cal Performances Catch Restaurant The Cavalier Restaurant Chanticleer Christopher Elbow Artisinal Chocolates City Arts and Lectures Conn Creek Winery Cruze2 Health D.R. Stephens Wines Delle Robbia Imports Discount Fabrics Disneyland Resort Dutton-Goldfield Winery Epi Center MedSpa Eureka Restaurant and Lounge

Fairytale Brownies Fern Grove Cottages Fino Lighting Fixtures First Republic Bank Folio Fine Wine Partners Four Seasons Hotels Frameline the girl and the fig Golden Gate Performing Arts, Inc InterContinental Hotels, San Francisco Jesse Freidin Photography KMVQ-FM Lamplighters Music Theater Luna Vineyards M-A-C Cosmetics Marcum LLP Marlowe Restaurant Maui Sunseeker McRoskey Mattress Co. Montblanc Oberon Wines Optical Underground Park Tavern Pet Camp Main Campground Red Rock Winery Restaurant Gary Danko Rio Theater, Monte Rio Rocca Family Vineyards San Francisco Ballet Association San Francisco Opera San Francisco Symphony Schramsburg Vineyards See's Candies SF Jazz SHN: Broadway in San Francisco Smuin Ballet Sweet Lauren Cakes Theatre of Yugen at NOHspace United Airlines VIA MEDIA Village Inn Vineyard 7 & 8 Zuni Café

We are grateful to the SFGMC Divas, a group of Chorus members and supporters who produce an annual "Dragathon" crowdfunding event, which raises funds for our Financial Aid Network (FAN). FAN assistance helps to subsidize dues and other member expenses for Chorus members who would not otherwise be able to participate. Dragathon 2016 raised over $60,000 from 570+ donors. Space limitations preclude our listing them by name, but we deeply appreciate all of these contributors.

The preceding lists donors from January 1, 2015 to December 1, 2016.

The Chorus is grateful for all gifts received, including the ones under $100 that are too numerous to list.

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