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WT Program Book Work Thanks to All Whose Generous Efforts Made this Event Possible Danny Carnahan and Wake the Dead Bill Graham Presents Lisa Eng m Foundation and Rex F raha ound Bobi Cespedes Clear Channel Entertainment David Gans ill G Pleased to Prese ation Mickey Hart B are nt Ed Littlefield and Marley's Ghost James Olness Enterprises Arlene Owseichik Potaje Flamenco Jewish Community Federation Alan Trist IN-KIND GOODS AND SERVICES lds Toge Bob Cook and Great Impressions r th o ate Collaborat Earthware Biodegradables elebr ions a e o C nd ng t Co r ni n Wve nec E tio his Bene SILENT AUCTION CONTRIBUTORS n rom t fit wil ns A eds f l Su oce sic Program pp Alexander's Decorative Rugs Steve Brown r d Mu s for ort P t an You Tim Duncan and Silver Oak Cellars Hal Feiger Ar th Jerry Garcia Estate Eddie Gelsman and The Wine Library Rita Gentry Gary Houston Novem ay, ber 8 Susana Millman Jerry Pompili rd , 2 Dave Repp Danny Rifkin tu e Fillm 0 a h y at or 0 Santana Management Irene Schlesinger T 5 Gear Fillm e 3 S 180 ore J. Barry Silbergeld and ArtLoveMusic Jan Simmons San Francisco , Tom Stack and Club Dead Rick Swig Wavy Gravy and VinGlo Gallery Tim Whicher FOODS Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Judy's Breadsticks Catered by Café 44 – Karen Bamberg REX FOUNDATION OFFICE STAFF AND EVENT PLANNING VOLUNTEERS Kevin Burns Scotty Clair Colleen Kennedy Debbie Matson Molly McDaneld Chris Meharg Randy Merten Mitch Rothberg Welcome from the Bill Graham Foundation and Rex Foundation The Bill Graham Foundation and Rex Foundation share long-standing support of art and music programs. Appreciating our common scope and mission in these areas and desire to bring our wonderful communities together, we created W orlds Together . Tonight, multiple worlds connect – music across a range of cultural genres, food with international influence, and friends who have come as fans of the music and our organizations. We are in the midst of challenging times, with global unrest and economic instability. So often, the mainstream news intensifies worry and differences. Tonight, however, we celebrate the joy Worlds Together Program of bringing all our worlds together to have fun, make new connections and support much-needed art and music programs for youth. This is our opportunity to demonstrate the positive effects of collaboration to generate good will and contribute to the greater community. 7:00 – 8:30 DINNER WITH MUSIC BY POTAJE FLAMENCO Thank you for being part of this special evening. Have a wonderful time. 7:00 – 10:30 SILENT AUCTION (Takes place upstairs in the Poster Room) BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADVISORY COMMITTEE 8:30 WELCOME Bob Weir Peter Barsotti Cameron Sears Kevin Burns • Sandy Sohcot Executive Director of Rex Foundation Sage Scully Mary Conde John Scher Rita Gentry • Jerry Pompili Master of Ceremonies Danny Rifkin Alex Graham Cliff Palefsky Worlds Together David Graham Roger McNamee PLANNING COMMITTEE Richard Idell 8:45 MUSIC Nick Morgan Bob Barsotti Colleen Kennedy John Leopold Lance Miller • Bobi Cespedes Barry Caplan Michael Klein Arlene Owseichik • Mickey Hart and Marley's Ghost Mickey Hart Carolyn Garcia Gregg Perloff Freddy Hahne Freddy Hahne Jerry Pompili • Wake the Dead Carolyn Garcia Richard Idell Dave Repp Barry Caplan Nick Morgan Danny Scher Larry Brilliant Elena Peña Jan Simmons Diane Blagman Rick Swig Sandy Sohcot Sherry Wasserman Bill Graham (1984 – d. 1991) Steve Welkom Jerry Garcia (1984 – d. 1995) BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADVISORY BOARD Bob Barsotti Bill Walton Phyllis Cook Jon McIntire Dick Greene Bernie Bildman John Perry Barlow ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR Elena Peña EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Sandy Sohcot.
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