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2016 Lvbangor Celebration Program Update.Indd Donors July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ PUBLISHER – $25,000+ E-READER N.H. Bragg & Son Mary Louis & Jim Davitt $500 – $999 Nickerson & O’Day Ron de Paolo ENCYCLOPEDIA $10,000 – $24,999 Bangor Savings Bank Bob & Cindy Ostrowski in honor of Norm Dinerman & Sandy Spiller Bangor Tire Company Denise St. Peter and Robert Ostrowski Christine Dirmeir The Cole Land Transportation Museum Rick Bernstein & Heather Hallsey-Bernstein Doris Pelletier in memory of Louis Pepin Timothy & Lisa Dougherty Maine Community Foundation Blueberry Broadcasting People’s United Bank Patti & Dusty Dowse United Way of Eastern Maine Audrey Braccio Patricia Plant Meredith & Jason Eaton WABI-TV —Channel 5 Creative Print Services Kevin & Elaine Prosser Gary & Barbara Falls WLBZ-TV—Channel 2 Crescent Lumber Quinn Agency Cheryl Fasse ALMANAC John Darling Joe & Sarah Quirk Dusty Fisher $5,000 – $9,999 GAFTEK St. Paul the Apostle Parish Sharon Fitzgerald Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust Hannaford Community Cash (CLYNK) W. Tom and Bonnie Sawyer John T. Fogel Ntension Infinity FCU ServiceMaster Clean Brian Folster in memory of Greg Gregoire DICTIONARY Sandra Leonard Smith & Powers Communications Linda Gilbert $2,500 – $4,999 Maine Savings FCU The Bedworks of Maine Governor’s Restaurant Bangor Daily News Old Town Rotary Club Varney Auto Group Andy & Patty Hamilton Bangor Lions Club Alice & Tom Openshaw W.S. Emerson Company Ellen & Jenn Harmoning Cyr Bus Line in memory of Nick Sucy Pelletier & Faircloth, Attorneys at Law PAPERBACK in memory of Rick Schrage Joseph & Suzanne Cyr Realty of Maine $100 – 249 Timothy W. Harper Darling’s Auto Group Tom & Sue Roberts ABM Mechanical Russ Harrington in honor of Chuck & Jane Veeder Darling’s Auto Group Roy & Associates Donna Accettullo Harvest Moon Deli Direct Display Publishing Company – Rudman Winchell Brad & Marjorie Adams Dr. John T. Hauge RideMaine Magazine Rick Schrage Alpha Capital Advisors Debbie & Lou Hight Emera Maine United Insurance Whitehouse Agency Bangor Family Dentistry Connie Holden John Bapst Memorial High School University Credit Union Bangor Federal Credit Union Hollywood Casino Katahdin Trust Company Quirk Auto Group Bangor High School Book Club Alma Homola Literacy Tea Table Designers Quirk Insurance Paul & Cathleen Bauschatz Yirien C. Hon Rotary Club of Bangor Kristen Wallace Rod & Jane Black Islamic Center of Maine Shaw’s Grocery Store Zonta Club of Bangor Paul & Harriet Bouchard Bob & Trudy Jonah The Zone Radio HARD COVER Barbara Bush Foundation for in honor of Kristen Wallace Fred & Terri Wlodarski $250 – $499 Family Literacy Renee Kelly Frank & Jane Bragg Gary & Carol Arnold Anita Kurth Brewer Federal Credit Union BEST SELLER Manon de Carlo Hoang N. Lam & Hue T.K. Tran Michael P. Brooker $1,000 – $2,499 Tina & Tom Dowling Kristin Langellier & Eric Peterson Charles & Jane Burger Barry & Doreen Bedaw First National Bank Carla Leathem Polly Camp The Briar Patch Susan Gaspar Changsu Lee Jean Camuso & Eric Brown C. W. Parke Family Foundation Hampden Veterinary Clinic Mark & Kathy Lena Lynne Carlisle Darling’s Ice Cream for a Cause John & Nancy Hanlon Phil & Helen Lock Margaret T. Clancey Edward David Chuck & Jackie Hewett Darryl & Mary Lyon Eastern Maine Community College Kimberly Hill Dan & Nancy Coffey in memory of Rick Schrage Means Investment Company Mary E. Huskins Ellen Conway Janelle MacDermott Quirk Insurance Nancy & Daniel Jennings Don Corey in memory of Rick Schrage Sign Services of Maine Katahdin Trust Company Phil & Julie Cormier MacInnes Optical Tim Smith KDS Capital – The Salfi Family Sharon & Mark Cuneo Maine Military Supply Kevin & Jackie Tesseo Kull Family Eye Care Linda Currier Maine Rebekah Assembly Stratton Fund UMaine, College of Education & Lane Construction Corporation Lynne Darling Avril Marin Human Development Mary & Darryl Lyon Daughters of Isabella St. Cecilia Paul Marin George Maxsimic Circle #428 in honor of Ed Boucher Peter Marin Leonard & Renee Minsky Kathleen & Nathan Davis Roger & Bernice Martin Michael Morrison in memory of Nathaniel A. Davis Names listed in italics represent in-kind goods or services. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Donors July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Jim & Marti McCarthy NEWSPAPER Nicole Gogan Janice Stafford Mike & Norma McInnis $50 - $99 Jeffrey & Bonnie Green State of Maine – Department of George Moran & Janet Speranza-Moran Emily Adams Griffin & Jordan, LLC Education Adam Murray Pankaj & Tanja Agrrawal Hannaford -- Old Town Michael Sucy in memory of Virginia Nees-Hatlen Robert & Marybeth Allen Martha J. Harris Nicholas I. Sucy in memory of Burt Hatlen Peter Anderson Maxine & Edward Harrow Tea Maineia Orono Adult and Community Education Anthony John’s Day Spa in memory of David Cahn Brenna M. Thornton Orono Old Town Kiwanis Roy Atkinson & Anne Bailey Seth & Chelsey Harrow Tim Hortons – Bangor Jaclyn & Paul Ostrowski in honor of Bagel Central Felix & Eileen Hernandez Tim Hortons – Newport Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ostrowski Chuck & Michaele Bailey Liz Hogencamp Joy Trueworthy & Brittany Hopkins John & Deborah Ostrowski in honor of Margaret Baillie Connie Holden Irene Von Hoffmann Robert Ostrowski & Denise St. Peter Peter & Debbie Baldacci Home Depot Wayne & Michelle Walker Planet Fitness BB’s Tattoo Company Jacquelynn Kaufman Patrick Walsh Charles & Angela Platt Bell Imaging & Design LLC Mary Kellogg Libby & Mike Wiers in honor of Meredith Eaton John & Carrie Beyeler Andrew & Susan Kopf Dale Wilkes Glen Porter Patricia Bonness & Samuel Gramiccioni Bernard & Cynthia Kubetz Nichole Wright Charles F. Rauch, Jr. Patty & Timothy Bovee in memory of Larry Pineo Liping Yang David Roberts in memory of Charles Boyle in honor of Largay Law Offices, P.A. Jay J. Ye and Bingbing Li Mary Lou Roberts Lurene Ekwurtzel in memory of Sukit Saritvanich JOURNAL JoAnne Rollins Thomas Boyle in honor of Lin & Mabel Lufkin UP TO $49 Judy Rudman Noah & Erin Lundy Lurene Ekwurtzel Advance Auto Parts Judy Rudman John & Marjorie Bradford David & Janice MacDonald in honor of Leonard Minsky in memory of Mary Lou Roberts Chris & Susan Almy Brogue Insurance & Financial Services AmazonSmile Foundation Colette & Iyad Sabbagh Stephen & Helen Burlock Nancy MacKnight in honor of Anita Kurth Ronald & Adele St. Pierre Noel & Laurie March Aubuchon Hardware – Brewer CES Employees Lindsey Baillie Sargent, Tyler & West Chase’s Family Restaurant Gianna & Stuart Marrs Jim & Alison Settele Marshalls Associates Joseph Baldacci Dr. & Mrs. Charles Civiello, Jr. Bangor Motorsports Robert Schrage in memory of Nicolas Cleveland Dorathy Martel Rick Schrage Roger Merchant Kate Beale Kenneth & Gemma Colpritt William & Donna Beck Steven J. Shaw Jody & Nancy Connor Virginia Nees-Hatlen John & Elizabeth Sherblom Vy Nguyen Joe Bennett’s Fairmount School Creations by Deb 5th Grade Students Peggy & Ben Smith Dee & Janet Nichols Nancy Hunter Daisey William & Diane Benson Ingrid Solomon Stephen A. Norton Mary Daniels in memory of Sarah Flaherty Jodi & Michael Bisson Ander Thebaud Douglas Damon Terry Marin Ouellette Brendan Trainor in memory of Fred & Mary Jane Marin Leslie Brigham Amanda Day Phillip & Barbara Brown Michael & Ann Trainor Fran Day Clare & Lew Payne James & Mary Turner Bryan & Deta Pearce Tamrah Brown DeMarco Law, PA Ann “Pat” Burnes Tricia VanKirk Chris Desmond Penobscot Theatre Company Cliff Vaux Tom & Connie Perry Robert B. Busch Diversified Ink Tattoo Studio Jean Camuso in memory of Rick Schrage Chuck & Jane Veeder Don & Kristi Erb Mary & Bill Phillips John & Mary Wedin Patricia Powers in honor of Tim Smith Paul & Debora Chalken Douglas & Nichi Farnham Alice Clifford & Terence Harrigan Bonnie Wood Friend & Friend Powersports – Ellsworth Nathaniel S. & Virginia K. Putnam A. Mark & Bridget Woodward Barbara Richards Coach House Restaurant Maria Fuentes Arthur & Betty Comstock Kenneth & Ruey Yehle in memory of G.M. Allen & Son Teresa Roberts Ruey S. Baldwin Sears – Hardware Department John Connolly & Susanne Gallant Marybeth Goulet-Connolly Charles & Carolyn Smith Nancy Gause Corinna Elementary School Mark Sobczak Sheri & Marvin Glazier Mikal Crawford Spectacular Event Center Jason & Kristina Glidden Chris & Karen Cronan Names listed in italics represent in-kind goods or services. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Donors July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Michael R. Crowley Patricia Lad Marvin Overlock Wal-Mart – Brewer in honor of Mary Marin Lyon Carol Lamb June Panuzio in memory of Mona Blitz Wal-Mart – Palmyra Cy Currier Rosemarie LeGasse in honor of Ed Boucher Penobscot Theatre Anatole & Maria Tijan Wieck John Custy Emily Leonard Pizza Hut – Bangor Williams & Associates, P.A. Ellie Davids Valerie & David Levy Carol Plummer Keith Witherspoon Christine Dirmeir Lilian Lo Susan Pope & Gary Capehart Jonathan & Robin Wood in memory of Rick Schrage Amy & Rob Lorenzo in memory of Sally Capehart Victoria & William Wood Dunkin Donuts Amy & Rob Lorenzo Kewal & Rajesh Puri Marilyn Worden Joan Duplessis Lisa Lundgren Joan & Mike Roberts Richard & Valarie Wright Dysart’s Restaurant Al & Eileen McAvoy Sea Dog Brewing Company Shawn Yardley Cynthia Ellis in honor of Linda Savoy Kris Selleck in memory of Rick Schrage Yoshi Japanese Restaurant Brian & Karen Fancher Dora McCormick Jody Shellene & Tim Hartsfield Zhen Zhang George & Rose Fraser Steve & Tina McDonald Pam Siewers Geaghan’s Pub & Craft Brewery Maine Discovery Museum Michael & Diana Smart * Names listed in italics represent Anne Griffin Ann McKay Benjamin
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