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December 2015 AETN Magazine Magazine December 2015 A Magazine for the Supporters of the AETN Foundation Thank You for another amazing year of great music, drama, and more! Arkansas Educational Television Network Harriett, Dianne, Raymond, Laura, Judith, Gail, Gerald, Thompson, Ernest, William, Frank, Hal, Charles, Dolo- res, Jane, Nancy, Jeanne, Thurman, Miladeen, David, Pam, Clifford, Bob, Florence, Arliss, Frank, Walter, Gene, Barbara, Audrey, Joan, James, Cathy, Tina, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Teresa, Glenna, Christine, Stephen, James, Belinda, Roger, Bobbye,Join Susanne, Louis, the Tamara, Chambliss, Jeff, $1,000,000Robert, Jerry, Helen, James, Wanda, Kelly, aEasy for Candis, Beth, Donna, Jane, Rosemary, George, Linda, Frances, Ross, William, Linda, Virgina, Bob, Victoria, Charles, Helen, Kathryn, Karen, Judy, Phyllis, Sue, Wanda, Kathryn, Zach, Catherine, Deanna, Louanna, Paul, you Joy, Barbara, Mary, Tamara, Lisa, Karen, Kaye, Don, Claude, Chrys,$900,000 Kenny, Kathy, Karen, Dorothy, Faith, Fern,almost Phyllis, Phyllis, Robert, James, 4,000 Frank, Karen, Wilbert, Joyce, Greg, Leigh, Linda, William, Linda, aOngoing Walter, Erick, Joy, Charles, Katherine, Karin, Dan, Kate, Mark, Joan, Victoria, Cynthia, Kelly, Nancy, Carl, monthly support Darla, Regina, Dewey, Charles, David, Ray, Kathryn, Erling, Kathy,$800,000 Frances, Tommy, Rod, Rick, Randa, James, William, Melinda, Chris, Lisa, Jacqueline, Velta, Robin, Pam, Eddie, Freddia, Barbara, Nancy, aNo renewal Nancy,people Steve, Mary Beth, Cherisse, Melanie,who Cinday, Diana, Kevin, Norma, Diane, Margaret, Steve, Michael, Billie, Frances, Lucy, Emma, Ruth Ann, Sam, Vicki,$700,000 Newton, Joyce, Nancy, Marilyn, An- notices nilee, Sharon, Judy, Garth, George, Clara, Juanita, Lynda, Patricia, Patricia, Hamsa, Mary, Douglas, aSafe and secure Michael, areMaureen, Myrna, AETN Camille, Brian, Carolyn, Linda, Robert, Judy, Margaret, Fred, Gale, Linda, George, Ann, Sawyer, Howard, Mary, Bill, Sharon, James, Gary, David, Grant, Jacquelyn, aBank draft or Kenneth and Vicki, Gloria, Andrew, Tanny, Dennis, Shirley,$600,000 Elizabeth, Merrill, Pat, Joe, Delores, Angie, Deborah, Eric, Johnny, Don, Edna, Allan, Pat, Sue, Dean, Leslie, James, Eric, Joan, Ta- credit or debit card mara,Sustainers John, Jo, Dorthy, Molly, Maude, Bill, Harold, Gloria, Barbara, Patrick, Natalie, Frances, Pat, Ruby, Cindy, Cherie, Kay, Bill, Forrest, Barbara, $500,000Dan, Lyell, Nancy, Kay, Geneva, Law- aMore dollars go to rence, Norma, John, Ronald, Dalton, William, Barbara, Michael, Geraldine, Al, Amy, Tony, Edna, Pat, Albert, Sheila, John, Lavon, Charlotte, Jeff, Michael, Corinne, James, Kathy, programming James, Ellen, Nora, C. 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There is much more short weeks to go to come. But, it’s only possible thanks to your before we say goodbye financial support. to 2015. Your support has helped provide As I write this, we are almost $25,000 behind a fantastic year of compared to this same point last year. We must AETN programming. make up ground to assure that we have the fund- THANK YOU! ing to provide all of the great programming you expect from AETN. I’m very excited to share with you some The easiest and best way to support your favorite highlights of the great programming your gener- programs is by being a Sustainer. If you’re among ous support is making possible in 2016: the almost 4,000 donors who are already Sustainers, thank you for providing reliable monthly revenue for • Ken Burns’s latest work, “Jackie Robinson,” me- our programming budget. morializing the life of the baseball legend. • “Masterpiece” presents the final seasons of If you’re not a Sustainer, now is the perfect time to “Downton Abbey” and “Mr. Selfridge;” new sign up. Choose an amount that fits your monthly seasons of “Call the Midwife,” “Poldark” and budget – $5, $10, $20 or any amount you are “Grantchester;” new drama “Mercy Street;” and a comfortable with. Choose to give via electronic very special “Sherlock.” bank draft or credit or debit card, and your ongoing • An all-new season 7 of “Doc Martin.” monthly gift payments will continue on the 15th • “American Masters” focuses on three notable of each month until you notify us otherwise. 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