Wing Luke Museum Newsletter 2020

HEAR US RISE IN THIS ISSUE:

Up Close with Where Beauty Lies PG. 3

New Exhibit Guilty Party PG. 6

Up Close with Hear Us Rise PG. 7

Supporter Spotlight PG. 10 Photo by Naomi Ishisaka A Message from IT’S THE YEAR the Executive Director BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ellen Ferguson, Co-President Jill Nishi, Co-President OF THE RAT! “As a second generation Dutchman of Indian heritage, Katherine Cheng, Co-Vice President Diane Sugimura, Co-Vice President unfortunately I could not associate myself with either of my By artist Nadine Tabing Bruce Brundige, Treasurer communities in the U.S. Never in my wildest imagination did I Mimi Gan, Secretary think that I would also discover my “home” at the Wing Luke Casey Bui, Immediate Past President Rat years: 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008, 2020, 2032 Museum where I had found acceptance! I firmly believe in Kiran Ahuja the Museum mission and the lasting impression of its warmth, Tera Beach Famous Rats: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, RuPaul, Laverne Cox, James Sai Chaleunphonh a place where neither I nor any visitor can be bored but a Baldwin, Lebron James, Trevor Noah, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, Bella Hadid, Nanette Fok place where I am always at home.” Jamie Ford Jennie Kim Louie Gong Pat Norikane Logerwell These are the eloquent words of a departing Museum staffer. Characteristics of people born in the Year of the Rat: Characteristics of Donna Lou Thank you Rushil, the Wing Luke Museum is always your home. Paul Mar people born in the Year of the Rat: Energetic, optimistic, clever, kind, outgoing, Midori Matsui observant, adaptable, diligent, sociable Maya Mendoza-Exstrom Home and place have always played a significant role for the museum; JoAnn Mills Victor Mizumori • in 1910, when the early Chinese immigrants to Seattle built our building as their Savitha Reddy Pathi first home; Michael Shiosaki Mark Takagi • in 1967, when the Museum founders opened the Wing Luke Museum as a cultural Year of the Judy Tobin home to share with others; Gloria Lung Wakayama Larry Yok • in 2020, when Asian Pacific Americans are expressing our numbers and votes, part of Rat Coloring determining America’s future. STAFF Andrea Allsop Contest LUNAR NEW YEAR Josie Baltan We don’t take our home and place in America for granted. There is much to fight for, Heather Chan much to appreciate, much still to do. Max Chan Judges will select DESIGN CONTEST WINNER Mimi Chan three entries from Vivian Chan In 2020, the Year of the Rat, the museum exhibits and programs intend to reclaim, 2020 YEAR OF THE RAT COLORING CONTEST each of four age GRAND PRIZE: Seattle Attractions Experience Cassandra (Cassie) Chinn Sounders match tickets, family passes to Seattle attractions, and more) celebrate and heal: Get FREE kids’ admission Plus 3 additional winners! and ½ price for accompanying adults with contest entry! CONTEST ENDS MARCH 31, 2020 AT 5:00 PM! (valued at over $700, includes Ling Chun (see reverse side for details) groups (ages 0–3, participant present. VOTE ONLINE APRIL 1122! Aziza Dixon • Our unique APA beauty; Must be submitted with child NADINE TABING 4–6, 7–9, 10–12) Artist’s Age Date of visit Robert (Bob) Fisher to The Wing

To be fi lled out Daniel Glauber • Our APA vision on the suffragette anniversary; which will then be by museum sta Rahul Gupta • Our relentless evolution of our dumpling heritage; put to an online Em Halladay vote. From these Marie (Maya) Hayashi • Our witnessing against racist incarceration and internment, no matter what border For our second annual Lunar New Year Bailee Hiatt or era. 12, one Grand design contest, we challenged local Samantha Hilario Prize winner will artists to create our Year of the Rat John Hom Mackenzie Lawrence We also celebrate the museum as a permanent place to honor the passing generations, receive over artwork. We received many incredible Season Sponsor: Jintana Lityouvong with a special spot in our hearts for the beloved and kind Marge Luke Young (1940–2019), $700 worth Supporting Sponsors: submissions and are thrilled to announce Friend: Meilani Mandery Wing’s second sister. of tickets to this year’s winner, Nadine Tabing! Rayann Matsui Shaun Mejia Seattle attractions, gift Nadine is a graduate of the University Blake Nakatsu Thank you for all the ways you may be connecting with the Wing Luke Museum. You’re certificates to local restaurants, and tickets of Washington whose work focuses on Doan Nguyen helping the Asian Pacific American voices and cultures secure our permanent place in to an upcoming 2020 Sounders FC match! Somchay Phouleuanghong the design of things that bring people Alex Plemitscher the American story. May 2020 be a year when the APA voice counts. Three runners up will also receive ticket happiness. We’re excited to see her Madison Ramey packages to famous Seattle attractions. design ring in the Year of the Rat! Jeannette Roden Jessica Rubenacker Julie Salathe Follow us on social media or check back on Charlene Mano Shen the website (wingluke.org/lunarnewyear) for Chrissy Shimizu more details on the voting process. Alexis Silva Deyland Somer MJ Steele @winglukemuseum Emma Sullivan Beth Takekawa, Executive Director Beth Takekawa Troy Tsuchikawa Louisa (Raine) Warden Katherine (Wren) Wheeler PRESENTING SEASON SPONSORS LEAD SPONSOR PRIME SPONSOR MAJOR SPONSOR SUPPORTING SPONSOR Nicholas Williamson Ann Wong Donald Wong The Wing Donors The Lester and MUFG Union Bank Mikala Woodward Phyllis Epstein Foundation Gary Yamamoto Foundation US Bancorp Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Foundation Pacific American Experience 719 South King Street, Seattle WA, 98104 206.623.5124 | wingluke.org 1 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 2 UP CLOSE WITH MUSEUM WHERE BEAUTY LIES By Exhibit Developer Mikala Woodward DIVERSITY

In December of 2018, the Community The Wing Luke Museum is currently participating in the Diversifying Advisory Committee for the exhibit that Art Museum Leadership Initiative (DAMLI), a grant supported by would become Where Beauty Lies met the Ford Foundation and Walton Family Foundation. In October, for the first time. Staff had recruited a DAMLI fellows Emma and Jintana had the opportunity to visit a group of people with a wide range of sister museum to Wing Luke Museum, the National Museum of connections to the topic of Asian Pacific Mexican Art in Chicago. There, they got an in depth look into Americans and Beauty: cultural critics and the programs and operations of another unique institution that journalists, hairdressers and wedding serves a community of color. In the world of Museums, POC stories planners, historians and therapists, are not often told, and we are not reflected in the leadership burlesque performers and visual artists and professionals that work in the industry. Participating in the and mothers raising mixed-race children. DAMLI program helped Jintana & Emma grow more confident We were excited about the group and the as AAPI professionals in the Museum world and reinforced to topic, looking forward to exploring the them how unique and special the Wing Luke Museum is in the fun, creative, empowering side of beauty, work it does, the stories it tells, and the people it uplifts. and interested in delving into the darker aspects of sexism, racism, and exploitation in the beauty industry. To kick things off, we went around the room asking everyone Thank You to describe a time when they felt beautiful. Before we’d gotten half-way around the and Welcome FROM THE COLLECTIONS room, several people were weeping. This wasn’t necessarily a bad thing: for the most YESLER part these were healing tears, stemming Many thanks to Judd Lee for from the sharing of vulnerable moments his time as a BASKETBALL

in a supportive group. But it did make it Photography by Truong Photos Trustee of the clear that there was a deeply personal Museum. Judd TEAM and painful side to this topic, and that we began serving as would need to find ways for visitors to for healing from body image issues that a Trustee in 2008 Here pictured are the Seattle Park League process some of these feelings as part of we adapted to address appearance more and concluded and Interleague Council Champs of 1954. the exhibit. generally. We tested out a variety of his service in The diverse team of players include Willie prompts, and then asked CAC members, 2019. He was Chin, Ray Soo, Frank Fujii, Glen Yee, Edwin a regular table captain at the Museum’s At that first meeting we brainstormed a staff members, and other contributors Wong, Ed Dilling, Don McIlwraith, Ted Davis. long list of ideas for the exhibit, including to record their responses to a series of auction over the years and provided his potential interactive elements. “We should questions: What messages did you get professional expertise to the Board’s Finance Committee. have mirrors for people to look into – with about your appearance as a child? How prompts that encourage them to see their did those messages make you feel? Where Thanks also to the following staff who faces in a new way.” “Let’s have a place do you think those messages came from? concluded their service this past year at the where people can burn all the rotten things What do you wish people had said to you Wing Luke Museum: Roldy Ablao, Sabrina people have said to them about how they instead? A half-dozen people sent in their (Monyee) Chau, Mari Clark-Nagaoka, Taylor look.” “Is there a way to use audio to share memories and thoughts. Kamna Shastri, a Deegan-Williams, Olive Huang, Christina Marketplace some of the more personal, intimate issues podcaster and radio journalist who was Nguyen, Erika Robertson, Rushil Sharma, Jennifer (Pin-An) Shy, James Sok, Amirah around beauty?” part of the CAC, wove the recordings Srong, Margaret Su, Shannon Urabe, Our Marketplace is more than a souvenir shop, together into a haunting and inspiring Nina Vichayapai it's a part of the Museum that takes our social This last question led to a long process of “sound bath.” impact beyond our walls. Many of our vendors discussion, research, and creativity that Welcome to staff members who recently employ refugees and new immigrants, provide ultimately produced one of the exhibit’s None of us could have predicted what this joined the museum: Max Chan, Ling Chun, safe working environments for artisans, or anchor pieces. Someone suggested that exhibit interactive would look (or sound) SPONSOR Aziza Dixon, Daniel Glauber, Em Halladay, donate to other nonprofits that align with our a salon chair with a hair dryer hood would like when we started this process, but in Bailee Hiatt, Samantha Hilario, Mackenzie mission. As thanks to our members for their Lawrence, Meilani Mandery, Blake Nakatsu, be a good way to deliver the audio – in a the end, it reflects the ideas, skills, and/ support of the Wing Luke Museum, members MJ Steele, Nicholas Williamson receive 10% off regular-price merchandise year- context where people are used to sitting or experiences of almost every member round and exclusive special offers. quietly for a little introspection. A vintage of the team. It gives visitors an intimate salon chair appeared on Craigslist, and experience of some of the exhibit’s key Alex, our tech guy, wired it for sound. themes, carries them forward in the Sonya Renee Taylor’s book, “The Body Is emotional arc of the exhibit, and moves Not an Apology” provided a framework many of them to tears.

3 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 4 AMERICAN HISTORY AND BEHIND THE SCENES OF AN UPCOMING EXHIBIT GUILTY PARTY CULTURE WORKSHOPS By Exhibit Director Jessica Rubenacker By Senior Community Programs Specialist Charlene Mano Shen From Venice to Guangzhou to San Francisco, visual artist Justin Hoovers’ ( ) 胡智騰 With funding from the National Endowment Island Filipino Community Hall and the incorporated all different kinds of speakers, works have been performed, curated, and for the Humanities, the Wing Luke Museum Bainbridge Island Japanese American including artists and professors. All of the exhibited around the world. Since 2004, implemented its third Landmarks of Exclusion Memorial. field trips were incredible, and the spaces Hoover has worked as a curator and gallery American History and Culture workshop, we were able to tour made a significant director, focusing on exhibition production, “From Immigrants to Citizens: Asian Pacific Busy (and possibly exhausted) Summer impact on my learning. I especially loved participatory engagement design and public Americans in the Northwest” in July of Scholars provided the following insights at the Sikh center and the International programming. This ranges from conventional 2019. Seventy-two K–12 “Summer Scholars” the end of their week after being immersed District site tours.” white wall art shows in museums, galleries (educators) from a competitive pool of in APIA history: and art fairs, to black box screenings, popup 179 applicants were selected from around “Throughout the week, I learned the stories happenings, performances, public art, and the country, representing 32 different “Through intensive inquiry, lecture, of many ordinary people through their art in alternative contexts. Currently, Hoover states, and ranging from veteran teachers and discussion, I have exponentially oral histories. Telling personal stories is works as the founder and principal of to educators who were just beginning their expanded both my content as well as form of power and a way to reclaim one’s Collective Action Studio, an art production, teaching careers. my pedagogical knowledge to further narrative and history. When I heard directly curation, and engagement design company develop a much more inclusive and from presenters about their experiences focusing in the Bay Area and internationally. National faculty provided their expertise democratic American story that counters and stories, particularly Lilly Kodama, I along with lecturers from the Pacific the conventional narratives used in realized how important it is for students Curating our latest exhibit in the George Northwest and included Dr. Madeline Hsu classrooms across the country. I will to humanize the history they learn Tsutakawa Art Gallery, we talked with (University of Texas, Austin), Dr. Dorothy undoubtedly share what was learned through listening to people share their Hoover about Guilty Party. Fujita-Rony (University of California, Irvine), from this experience with my students, lived experiences. Education is a form of and local educators Dr. Moon-Ho Jung and hopefully create a space that not activism and a platform through which Can you give a brief overview of the the performance of identity as a core POC and in this way, there is pleasure in (University of Washington), Dr. Jeom Ja only paints a much more comprehensive unrecorded stories can be heard. Knowing exhibition? How did the concept for this element to their installations. They create defying the norms. There is a sense of rule Seo (Seattle University), Professor Tracy portrait of this country, but simultaneously history is a form of power.” show originate? works that are funny and intricate and breaking and rewriting history. Also, each Lai (Seattle College), Professor and artist facilitates compelling inquiry for my mischievous in how they reinterpret work is fun, there is a lot of group activity Zhi Lin (University of Washington), as well students surrounding essential themes of “I want to thank you so much for our This group exhibition features five bodies of identity and defy expectations. in these works and a sense of camaraderie, as author/historians Dorothy Cordova and equity, justice, community, and citizenship.” incredible experience! I appreciate work by Asian Pacific American artists that so hence the idea of pleasure. Ken Mochizuki. everything so much. I feel I gained so engage with new forms of folk mysticism, Could you talk a bit about the exhibition “I learned so much at this workshop. It much from our seminar. My heart was popular culture and science fiction through title Guilty Party? Why did you want to bring this exhibition The Summer Scholars were sent to was probably one of the most informative touched and my eyes opened. I am costumes and body adornment. These to the Wing Luke Museum? historical sites around the region where and reflective professional developments excited about bringing what I learned artists rewrite the histories of ancient Guilty Party is the name of one of the they heard from community speakers I have been to. The speakers were back to my school district. Thank you mythologies and speculate about how works of artist Jeffrey Songco. It won’t be As the son of a Chinese immigrant it was including Sikh community activist Dr. all incredible, and I love that the staff for everything.” we may evolve tomorrow. Central to this featured in this exhibition but it inspired important for me to develop a show that Jasmit Singh at the Khalsa Gurmat School exhibition are concepts of immersive the show. Jeffrey is into presents. He likes talked about expectations, and how we and Filipino American author and activist installations, costume, gesture, fiction, to give them, get them (who doesn’t!), can break those. That may be a bit generic, Cindy Domingo at the Carlos Bulosan fairytales and satire layered with racial and he likes to draw them. For him, there but this show presents works that draw mural in the Eastern Hotel. Wing Luke and sexual anxiety and underlined by an is a push and pull of a present, a bit of on cultural traditions, but take them to all Museum educators led the Summer inquisitiveness into the contradictions and wonder but also some fear. Brown paper new places. Scholars on tours through the Historic challenges of being intersectional Asian packages all wrapped up with sting, may Hotel spaces, the INS building, and around Pacific Americans in the age of the selfie, be one of our favorite things, but when this Guilty Party opens Saturday, May 16, 2020 the Chinatown International District and mass media and digital information. The object is left unattended in public space, (Member Preview Friday, May 15, 2020). Nihonmachi. Then the group went down exhibition will include photography, video, it becomes an act of terror. Pieces of mail to Tacoma, where educators watched a costumes and sculpture. Featured artists may feel precious when you receive a play re-enacting the 1885 expulsion of include Jeffrey Augustine Songco, Chanel letter or a package, but at the same time, SPONSORS the Chinese in Tacoma (written by local Matsunami Govreau (Queen Gidrea), this is a vector for Anthrax or explosives. playwright Chevi Chung), and ended the Mail Order Brides (Reanne Estrada, Eliza The fear and the fun of a present, is what day reflecting upon their experiences Barrios, Jenifer Wofford), Saya Woolfalk and draws Jeffrey to create these works [i.e. his with Bettie Luke at the Tacoma Chinese Jodie Lyn‑Kee‑Chow. series Bag on My Head]. He often works Reconciliation Park. The week also with obfuscation and keeping something included a ferry trip across the Puget Why did you choose these specific artists hidden; possibly a face or an identity, Sound, where the Summer Scholars heard and what are they trying to convey in which has its own sinister complications, from Professor Emeritus Dr. Tetsuden their work? but also this tends to lead to excitement or Kashima and community speakers Felix mystery as well. These works all in some Narte, Lilly Kodama and Clarence Moriwaki These artists were selected because they way defy heteronormative expectations in tandem with their visit to the Bainbridge each use the adornment of the body and of women, men, those who are queer,

5 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 6 UP CLOSE WITH THE MUSEUM’S AFTER HOURS HEAR US RISE Summer Camp ANNUAL HOUSE PARTY By Exhibit Developer Mikala Woodward By Education Specialist Maya Hayashi WELCOME HOME!

Leading up to the largest single-day House Party began as an invitation home. While Seattle continues to grow at a rapid protest in U.S. History, women all over the pace and neighborhoods like the Chinatown-International District face a severe threat country were knitting pink hats with pointy of displacement, House Party lovingly creates a space to deepen our connection ears as a cheeky and defiant response to one another, to our community, to our home. Like the Museum, which keeps us to the president bragging about sexually culturally and economically rooted in place, our event welcomed new and familiar assaulting women. Aerial photos of the 2017 faces to our neighborhood, enriched guests with our shared history through local Women’s March on the day after Trump’s artists’ stories, reflection, music and dance, and inspired a mutual investment in our inauguration show a sea of pink hats. From future. One guest summed up the night: the march on the streets to the think pieces online, the pussyhat was everywhere. It “All the fine API hunnies last night – my faith in Seattle restored.” was an iconic moment culminating to Time Magazine featuring the hat on its cover: In its second year, our all-ages after hours annual event allowed guests to explore the a symbol of the rising resistance. By the Museum in a new light through live performances and interactives. Artists, musicians, time the second Women’s March rolled Summer Camp here at the Wing Luke Museum storytellers, performers, DJs, and even a tattoo artist filled each space in the museum around the following year, the pussyhat is filled with adventures through the Chinatown- and brought a heightened energy to the evening with proceeds benefiting the had become a different kind of symbol: International District, exploring around the Museum and our local BI POC arts community. museum, making friends and creating great many saw it as the opposite of what it first works of art. In 2019, the campers broke We saw so many of your beautiful faces at our House Party. Thank you for keeping our represented – an example of clueless through boards after practicing martial arts neighborhood culturally vibrant, joyful, and strong. white feminism, bio-essentialist transphobia, in Camp Bruce Lee put on in partnership with exclusion, and erasure. the Bruce Lee Foundation. Campers made Time Magazine featured the pussyhat on its February 6, 2017 cover – with no sign of its creator. Says Krista Suh: “A spring rolls, stretched noodles and had feasted As the Asian Pacific American Feminism lot of people didn’t realize that an Asian American woman created the project. More than that, people didn’t really on the largest bowl of pho in Seattle during stop to think that a person created this. It so quickly became so much a part of the cultural landscape that is hard to Neighborhood Stories Through Food Camp. Our Community Advisory Committee considered imagine it came from one mind.” images and artifacts to include in the exhibit, last camp took them to the edges of the galaxy the pussyhats came up. Should we include for a science-fiction themed camp called Beam them? How should we present them? was really saying: Krista, I love you, and I’m pussyhat to project their ideas into the Me Up. Digging into its origins, we discovered, scared for you. She was able to respond divine as well. I can’t control how people Our campers, camp counselors and staff made it to our surprise, that the pussyhat was in a way that told him, Dad, I love you too. respond to it. In fact, I was careful to not through a lot of messy and absolutely fun crafts originally created by an Asian American And I’m not scared. “That was a big step for be overbearing with it. To have this project and recipes but none was as intimidating as our woman. Her story inspired us, and we’re me, to own my own power in that way. See, spread, I wanted to make it a portal for “pour-paintings” that we created during Beam Me excited to share it in the exhibit – and to it was easy for me to stand up to Trump, people. At this point the pussyhat is not a Up Camp. Twenty-five 6–12 year olds, pouring continue the important conversations the because I had to learn the hard way how to hat, so much as it is language. It’s about paint mixed with glue onto canvases seems like pussyhat has sparked. stand up to people who actually really loved communication. And it is doing its job. It a plan for disaster! All the stress melted away as the campers worked hard (and carefully) to me. Having done that, it was easy to go up is helping people to talk about things that create their masterpieces. “Ooohs and ahhs” “I was a stereotypical Asian American girl,” against someone who didn’t care about me.” were kind of taboo. The pussy hat is doing came from all around the room as fractal and says Krista Suh. “I got straight As, I took exactly what it needs to do. And I am part galactic designs poured into amazing paintings. piano and tae kwon do. I went to Chinese Krista’s dad heard her. Within weeks, he of the journey.” All of the campers had created otherworldy school and Korean school. I was meant to was handing out pussyhat flyers at work. and jaw-dropping works of art, regardless of be a doctor and a lawyer and a professor, And when Krista came home in triumph Learn more about Krista and other stories their age or confidence in their own creative and I am not exaggerating when I say that.” after the March, she discovered a bag of of women that have resisted, organized, skills. Join us for another great summer of Krista became a writer and artist instead. unfinished knitting in the kitchen. “My dad and built collective power in the exhibit art, play and making connections to our great “My mom was horrified.” had tried to knit me a pussyhat! He was so Hear Us Rise: APA Voices in Feminism, Chinatown-International District Neighborhood. ambitious about it – he was learning how which opens Friday, March 6th (Free Registration for Summer Camp 2020 will begin in February. For more information or if you have At Thanksgiving after the 2016 election, to knit, and he was trying to make the hat Preview Thursday, March 5, 2020). any questions about camp visit wingluke.org/ Krista showed her father the plans for the in just a few days and FedEx it to me so I summercamp. pussyhat. She had dreamed up the idea in could wear it on the day of the March.” a visionary flash and quickly pulled together a team, a manifesto, a pattern, and a call Krista responds to the negative SPONSOR to knitters everywhere to make the hats interpretations of the hat with similar grace. and send them to D.C. Her dad’s response? “As an artist it is a lesson in control. When I “This is a really stupid idea. I don’t think you created the pussy hat, I was thinking that should do it.” art is like this divine creative force that gets channeled through you and into our Years of learning to follow her own path mundane world, but I have learned that it

had taught Krista to listen for what her dad goes both ways – that people also use the Photography by Truong Photos

7 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 8 BEHIND THE SCENES OF AN UPCOMING TOUR SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHT: IN OUR COMMUNITY REDLINING HERITAGE TRAIL STEFANIE VAN RAFELGHEM &

EO: What was your most rewarding ROSE NGUYEN experience?

CC: When we were able to get on the The workplace is changing. Millennials the Wing Luke Museum are the things streets that had previously felt unfamiliar… Trail and learn the process of how to have surpassed Baby Boomers as the that lift people and help them progress in Now when I walk the streets of the C-ID, I develop an urban trail from the National largest generation in the workforce and a their journey. can look at some of the buildings with a Park Service perspective. It had that crop of new young leaders are reshaping sense of familiarity and remember their special combination, which I love, of some the culture of corporate community The stuff that really moves me are the history and some of the stories of the physical activity – because it was nice to engagement. Stephanie Van Rafelghem things that bring visibility to our cultures people who once dwelled in them.” be outdoors and to be walking around. and Rose Nguyen are two of these new and give people access to the stories that It had that social aspect, just being with leaders at Seattle’s Google campus. They help us understand who we are and the Community connections inspire Stefanie people and community. And then it had a rally their colleagues to volunteer, give power of being connected to a community and Rose to keep up their work. They learning aspect and a sense of reflection back, and learn about what’s going on in and our heritage,” Rose reflected. both commented that, “giving back to the on what kind of city we were, what kind their communities through their employee community is nourishing, like a mutual of city could we be, what kind of city did resource group, the Asian Google The pair coordinated a neighborhood partnership. We are super fortunate and we want to be, and how things were Network (AGN). walking tour with 25 people from Google. we want people to take advantage of that changing. So, it had that additional level of Over half the group had recently moved and to go out in the community and make meaning and significance, which made it a Google hosts regular events on their to Seattle but our Chinatown-International a positive impact.” unique experience. campus and they feed their employees District still felt like home. Someone three square meals a day on most days. commented, “Seattle can feel like a large, Your workplace can involved with the EO: What is the legacy that you would like Photo by Max Chan by Max Photo Sometimes it’s hard to pull their colleagues impersonal metropolis but our tour guide Wing Luke Museum! For questions about this Trail to leave behind? offsite but Stephanie and Rose are made this area of Seattle feel more like workplace giving, volunteering, tours or determined to get people off the campus home. The stories of the people living in sponsorship contact [email protected]. Our Redlining Heritage Trail Tour, created had already planned to have an exhibition CC: I'm hoping it provides a way for and out into the community. Stefanie the area brought a personal feel to the in partnership with the Northwest African on that topic because our our namesake, people to want to engage more and start shared, “one of my big goals and visions American Museum and National Park Wing Luke was a leader and fought for thinking more about the layers of history for the work I do with AGN is to encourage Service, will launch on April 25, 2020 open housing here in Seattle. He’s also and experiences that have happened my colleagues to get out in the community in conjunction with Earth Day. The Trail included in the exhibits at NAAM. So those over time in the places that we are today. I and see what’s going on and to connect will guide visitors to important historical streams came together came together as think sometimes we understandably just with and support the community here. I find landmarks between the Chinatown- we were doing the Community Advisory think about the present and what we've that a lot of times people do want to get International District and the Central Committee for the exhibition. been doing in a place without thinking engaged in the community but they don’t District, while telling the story of place about who came before me, who has long know where to start.” here in Seattle and the legacy of EO: How did you feel at the beginning, roots here, how these places are culturally community resilience in the face of when the project was just starting to significant and what their stories are. And From the beginning, Rose and Stefanie housing discrimination. The following is an come together? then, what does that mean for me as I'm in wanted to build a deep, collaborative interview between the Redlining Heritage this space? partnership with the Wing Luke Trail text writer Emi Okikawa and Deputy CC: I just loved being a part of those Museum. They built up a team of over Executive Director Cassie Chinn discussing stories and [meeting the] people who You can read the full article written by 40 volunteers that have contributed the origins of the Trail. so generously gave themselves and Emi Okikawa in the Washington Trails nearly 250 hours to the Museum over the their experiences with a desire to help Association Magazine Spring 2020 issue. past year. Volunteering sparked deeper Emi Okikawa: How did the Redlining educate others and to help engage collaborations that led them on a journey Heritage Trail begin? people. I think one of the big things that to advocate for sponsorships, highlight I especially remember is we would have the Wing Luke Museum in their Google Cassie Chinn: We had always wanted these conversations knowing that Seattle SPONSORS Give fundraising drive, and host artist talks, to connect with the Northwest African is changing, right? Communities of color food tours, and neighborhood walks so American Museum. We view ourselves are being pushed out of Seattle. Places that groups from Google could learn about as sister museums and I have always that we might historically call our home the history and heritage of the Chinatown- wanted to find a project that we could are either threatened by gentrification to International District. Now their events are work together on and that would also change or have already undergone that. 300 strong and growing. connect our two campuses. How could we And so, people looked at developing the encourage visitors to go from one museum Trail as a way that they could actively do “This whole wave we’re seeing in our to the next? How could we make that something. You could have that sense of generation is an awakening in racial physical connection? So those ideas came agency and come together as a group to identity and racial consciousness. As I together and that became the foundation do something positive in the face of all of look around to my peers, everyone is at a for then exploring issues of segregation that pressure. So that was really moving different part in their journey. The things and housing discrimination in Seattle. We as well. I’m excited about doing with AGN and

9 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 10 Beverly Wagner Anoop Gupta and Barry and Beverly Lang Lorrin Nelson and Terrill Chang and Marilynn Goo and Maggie Walker* Yumi Iwasaki Pierce* Tina Gourd* Jan Faull Michael Sill Anais Winant and Gary and Sandee Louise Pietrafesa and Steven and Gloria Stella Chao and Christine and Carl SPECIAL THANKS TO Mark Sidran Hamatani Anna Kaminski Pumphrey Michael Smyser* Goodson Maiko Winkler-Chin and Robert H. Hamatani* Ann Ramsay-Jenkins Samuel and Sylvia Grace Chapman Henry and Jennifer Tyler Chin Brenda and Chuck Susan Ranney and Shiroyama*, in memory Rebecca Chase-Chen Gordon of Sechiko Shiroyama Edward Wong Handley Lee Edlefsen and Jondou Chen Bruce Goto* Patti Southard OUR CONTRIBUTORS James and Tyra Wong Amy Haroon Jessica Rubenacker and Alice and George Chen Alison and Kurt Grevstad Chris Brummel Stacey Swanby and Judy Wong Michele Hasson E Samantha Cheng and Mozart and Meg Guerrier With great appreciation, the Wing Luke Museum acknowledges the following supporters for the Ron and Jan Rubenacker Teal Douville Charles Crawford Kwan Wong Stephen Hegg and Jennifer Guimaraes David Reyes Kristin Ryan Sam Tsoming Pam and Norman Chin Stewart Wong and Song-Yan and Mary Guo calendar year up to December 31, 2019. Thank you for making sure that Asian Pacific American Tom Tsoming Thom Harrington* Joshua Heim and Sumio T. Sakata and Herbert and May Chin* Lorraine Hamada and Vivek Manchanda Hiromi L. Sakata Diane Wong* stories are heard, remembered, and brought to life. York and Paula Wong* Dorrienne and Tony Mark Nakamichi Jason Hong Jeffrey Sakuma Teresa Woo* Chinn Roger Woo John Hammond Katie Hong and Fred Sakura Janine Chinn * Indicates Charter Member Craig and Joan Wrench Susan and Gorman Harold Taw M L Shukis* COMMUNITY $150 Ms. Darin Chinn Han*, in memory of George and Irma Yen Lillian and Akira Horita Tim and Dixie Steele Elisabeth Beaber and Frances Yee Chinn* Jack Wong John Young and Patricia and Douglas James Fowler Sharon Harada* Tai Tung, Inc. Leslie and Tadataka Randy Inouye Loretta and Carlos Michael Shiosaki and Marge Young* Sundberg Kennedy Ly-Au Janine Chinn ANNUAL Ikegami Young Architects Mr. Levi A. Jones Jason and Anne Hardy Judith Tobin and Yamada Shannon and Dan Jost Orpilla* Ed Murray Anonymous (2) SuJ’n Chon and Han So* GIVING Margaret C. Inouye Ann and Ron Suter George Quibuyen and Emily and Ryan Harkey Michael Baker* Erin Younger and Kano Family Fund at the Trayton Otto Randi Sibonga and Reverend Kathryn Ed Liebow* Beatrice and Kevin Joe Cherakris Amlag Choy-Wong and Cindy and Max Harper CIRCLES Wyman Youth Trust* East Bay Community Savitha Reddy Pathi* Bart Shilvock GALLERY Jennifer Tada Karen Ko and Arthur Wong Larry T. Yok and Anonymous (2)* Foundation Dr. John Pesando Jennifer Sik SUPPORTER Ruby Takushi Jil Hendershot Gary Johnson PATRON $150 James and Marilyn Chu LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Eric T. Olson* Rod and Kris Kawakami* Ken and Nancy Prichard* Jasmit Singh and $500–999 Simon and Lucille Tam Patrick and Paula Herd* FUTUREBUILDER Molina Kaur Kochhar Art Kageyama* Glenda Ahn Frances and Randall LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Mary Knell Andrea Rabinowitz* Arash and Mytoan Akbar David Tan and Celestia Higano and $25,000+ Allie and Will Spiess Mariko Kakiuchi and Sherilyn Anderson Don and Midori Akagi Chun Jack Singer, in memory LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $1,000–2,499 Christina Koons and Shefali Ranganathan Fariba and Farshad Tom Voelk Vivian and Joe Chun* of Norio Higano Bill and Janette INNOVATOR Ethelyn Abellanosa and Jim McIntire Stephanie Steiner Mr. Eric T. Tanaka and Marilyn Akutsu Marcia and Ross Rogers Alamdari Lynn and Sharon Kasel Adamucci* $2,500–4,999 Paul Facchini* Korean American Rick and Sharon Mrs. Danica Noble Joyce Aoyama and Carrie Cihak and Yasuyo Hirai Jim Shay and Steven Teresita Batayola and Debbie and John George Lovell Ellen Ferguson* Patricia Akiyama and Historical Society Sundberg Harold and Diane Octavio Rosales*, Daniel and Grace Sheldon Arakaki Correll Dionnie Dionisio Kennedy Debbie Killinger* David Larsen Gerry Johnson and Sue Taoka and Taniguchi in memory of Laurie Mr. Dennis Clark Hiranaka* Tera Beach Christine Shigaki Charlotte Beall and Chris Koa and Malcolmson Jim Lintott and May Liang* Virginia Anderson* Linda Larson* Richard Mar* Larry Ackerley Bridgette and Blair Taylor Harriett Cody and William and Emillie Hirota Linda Brown and Christina Shimizu Linda Kee-Koa S. James Arima* Harvey Sadis* Paul Mar* Larry True Maki Arakawa and Bo Lee and David Kwon Herbert Tsuchiya* Fred and Linda Brown Stephanie Toothman Anisia and Patrick Mike and Alex Shimizu Greg Kucera Gallery Donald and Susan Arima* Craig Cogger and Holigores Casey and Allison Bui* Jeff Chin Judd and Amanda Lee Gemma, Russ, McKinlay Kendall Cammermeyer Greg Traxler and Stan and Irene Shimizu and Kaya Daggatt Frida Kumar Patricia Kiyono John Arima* Mary Cogger The Very Reverend LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Jason Beaumont and Stephen and Joanne Lee Richard Cahall Alan and Janan Carter Ann Kumasaka Marie Coon* John Hom* HISTORYMAKER Betty Zou Sandy Lew-Hailer* Gerard and Judy Harmony Arnold Brian and Jennie Chinn Wade and Naomi Char Taro and Nami Kusunose Tsutakawa Patrick Crawford and Carolyn and Paul Hope James Hancock Bromley Cyndi Lewis and Polly A. Baird $10,000–24,999 Chuck and Chris Chinn* Leslie Chen Carmen F. Palomera and Joan Hsiao Marty Loesch Ivan H. Lee Mayumi Tsutakawa Barbara Bell, in memory Ms. Joan K. Horn Jon and Bobbe Bridge* Gordon Davidson Marlene Chen Soph R. Davenberry and Sai and Debbie Paul Bao-Ho and Jerry and Charlene Lee Kim-Khanh Van of Laurie Malcolmson Brian Hsi Bruce Brundige and Steve Davis and Chaleunphonh* Sharon Chen and Leilani Davenberry Grace Tazuma* Mei-Yea Liao Charitable Kenneth Lee and Tony Ventura and Sherie and Tim Evelyn Hsu and Bob Evans David Chan and Foundation Peter Carlin Tracy Konishi Patt Pope Bernardez Renee De Bock Matthew Kronman Tom DeBoer and Cheryl and Millison Jane Nakagawa Kenneth and Michelle Lo Claire Chin Steve and Suzanne Lee Nancy A. Wang Ralph Berry and Cynthia and Jay Piruz Huda and Durga Doraisamy Fambles LEGACY del Rosario* Matt and Gei Chan Calvin and Ruth Locke Angela Redman and Eileen Leung Nancy Ward and Norie Sato Uzmu Khan Mimi and William Gates* Nanette Fok and Patrick Chinn James B. DeLong and Emily and Minki Chang Ted and Joyce Love Erica Levine Toby Bright Barbara Berthiaume Randolph Huertas and Joey and Mayette Ing Brad Tong* SOCIETY Melanie Chin-Ridenour Janet Staub* Cindy Myrtle Kevin Chang Barry and Teresa Luke Joan and Thomas Li Melanie Wojtulewicz and Tobi Bet Nancy S. Nordhoff Jamie Ford and Aaron Ridenour Blaine Dempke and Ted Chen The Wing Luke Museum is grateful to the Tony Crowe* Kathy and Keith Biever* Dawn Huertas Fernandez Paula Rosput Reynolds Mimi Gan and Mary Luke Bonnie Chow Ann and Alan Lindwall Lorraine Libby-Thomas* Amy Q. Chinn Legacy Society members for investing in the Eleanor Wong John Bisbee and Dr. Julie Hungar* and Stephen Reynolds* Everett Billingslea* Ruby Luke* Nora Liu* Renko and Stuart Museum’s future through a planned gift. Christopher Chow and Stephen Woo Binko Chiong-Bisbee*, Glenn and Marilyn Ige Basant and Sheila Singh Louie Gong Cassie Chinn and Todd Lum Stephen Thane Mona Locke Dempster* Paul Kelly* Jon Wu in memory of Anna Robert and Eileen Iguchi* Diane and Rich Sugimura* Greg and Val Gorder Ray Manahan and Kim Clauson Julien and Carmen Loh Fumi Morikawa Chiong Steven Deutsch* Hing Chinn and Jeff Eckmann Bruce Brundige and Grace Tazuma Ann P. Wyckoff Melvin Y. Inouye* Beth Takekawa and Warren and Susii Higa Laura Clise Maxine and Lily Loo* Jean Bleich Lanette Allen Desiree Chinn* Stephen and Sharon Ms. Angel Ip and Tony To* Don Mar and Lan Wu Lynn Buell Peter Look Marilyn Dix and Families of Fred & Edith Ling Chinn Executive Dow Yamada-Heidner Janet Boyett Mr. Jason Lim Dean, Gloria, Lindsay Imanishi Susan L. Mar Constantine and Clifford J. Louie David Ragozin Mayme Chinn Gordon Davidson Paul and Dori Yang Nicole Boyett Nancy Ishii Martos and and Brady Wakayama* Barbara Johns and Vi Mar Shirley Carlson Fred Lunki Erin Doherty Wallace and Deanna Isabel Egglin Barbara Yasui* Kristen and Trenton James Martos Richard Hesik* Midori Matsui John and Elsie Crossman Kyle and Kimberly Maeda Boyles* Diane Duthweiler Chinn Dr. Greg Yen, DDS Arlene Joe and LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Linda Lee* Lori Matsukawa and Julie Hatfield Scott and Molly Sharon Maeda* Cathleen and Dale Bright Linda Eng* Richard Woo Wilton and Paula Chinn* Teri and Ross Yoshimura VISIONARY Perry and Vickie Lee Larry Blackstock Dalessandro Erika Enomoto Elizabeth Choy and Akemi Matsumoto Rita Brogan and Rick Johnson $5,000–9,999 Ashley Miller at evo Helen Lew and Calvin Lang† Erik Davidson and Judy Yu and Clay Hall Pat Norikane Logerwell James Lobsenz* Karen McDonaugh Michael Richards Claire Fenton Melissa and Patrick Kiran Ahuja and Don Logerwell* Tomoko and Koji Lorna Luebbe Tonya and Scott Yuan Santhosh Daniel Paul Mar Fred Mendoza Daniel Brown and Dr. Mary E. Fischer Jonas Kenyon Chan and Dahlia and Robert Mak Matsuno* Monica, Stephen, Rachel Cheryl and Richard Eve Cohn Dolores Dong* JoAnn Mills Shirley and Wayne Elizabeth Fischer Ellen Kahan Shirley Hune Tomio Moriguchi and Thomas Day* Zahniser Douglas Mar and Metcalf Robert Brown and John Flynn and Karen Kajiwara* Cora Edmonds and Ruby de Luna and Mariya and Brian La Verne and Jack Chen Patty Lee Paul and Craig Murakami Victor and Stacy Mizumori Jacqueline Chee* Helen Walsh* Phil Crean Mitchell Harada Erika and Tony Miles Zorotovich Lonny Kaneko and Katherine Cheng and Maya Mendoza-Exstrom Kevin and Jennifer Nagai Elizabeth Butler and Laurie Frankel and Amy Sanbo Yamamoto* Sandra Eliason Elizabeth B. Patterson† Lorraine del Prado and Denise Moriguchi Anonymous (5) Ron Nelson* and Travis Exstrom Kemi and Jim Chris Kim Raymond Lee Linda and Terry Finn Thomas Donohue Lisa Nakamura Mr. Jayoung P. and Kai Fujita JoAnn Mills Nakabayashi* Ken and Nancy Prichard Devin and Teresa Barbara Frazier Mrs. Keren J. Kang Stacie Foster and David and Anna Dong Paul Neal and Abraham and Shin Quon Paul Miyake Curtis and Charlene Cabanilla Lawrence Cock Christina Tai and Theo Baird Steven Hamilton Anitra and Wes Freeman Anne Katahira and Goo* Nakayama Maya and Paul Edmonds BiHoa and Mark Victor and Stacy MEMBERS Tabetha Friz Chance Sims* Joshua and Beth Beth Takekawa and Tony To April J. Eng Garett Nell Caldwell*, in memory Susan Hori Mizumori* Jean Nakayama William and Beth Friedman Sharon Nelson of Ai Chih and Ryo Tsai Brett Froeber The Hugh and Jane Sunny Speidel Diane Narasaki and Lorena E. Eng and BENEFACTOR $300 Kawahara* Betti Fujikado and Gloria Lung Wakayama and Dean Wakayama Annie Galarosa Ferguson Foundation James West Randy Hain Holly Nguyen Iris Carrera Mark Takagi and Dereck Soo Erin and Chris Auzins Sue Kay Anonymous Marlene Eng Victoria North and Wendy Carrington Anjulie Ganti and Raymond Ishii Connie Ricca Frank Nishimura Maria Batayola* Carla and Daniel Keen Michael and Lynn Garvey Alan Caplan Rahul Gupta Jan and Henry Kumasaka Jean E. Takekawa* Grace Nordhoff and Helen M. Gamble Phillip R. and Emma D. Allen Gibbs Elizabeth Dunn Christopher Gee Toshiro Kida Jonathan Beard Misun Chung Gerrick and Chuck and Sandy Novak Cavan Betty Lau* Katsumi and Terrie Interested in learning about leaving a Alina Hua* Jaeran Kim and Little Family Foundation Christopher Gerrick* Roger Nyhus Janet and Nitin Ceballos M. Ghent* Donna Lou and Tanino* Larry and Mae Numata legacy to the Wing Luke Museum? Contact John Barton Malcolm and Karen Diane and Ron King* Cindy Gieng Peter Bladin Cindy Gok and Noriko Okazaki and Gail Gibson Nina and Will Odell Rebecca and Mike Chan* Harris Christina Shimizu at [email protected] or Cameron Louis and Clara E. King* Brian Wong* Doug Kruger Daniel Glauber Angela and Yuji Okumoto Michael and Mimi Chan M.J. Gilman Bettie Luke* Mary Blackstone Mr. Atsushi Kiuchi*, Richard Lee Huie 206.623.5124 x 216. Seth Goldsmith and Jim McDermott Wanda Wong and Natalie Hayashida Ong Jennifer and Roger Alan Painter* Becky Chan in memory of Audrey Hwang and John Mettler Wendy Goldsmith*, Mark Masterson and Albert Ong Gulrajani Eric Pettigrew Vivian Chang Beverly Kiuchi Jill Nishi and Howard Joel Ing † Deceased Andrew Moll and in honor of Tessa and Nakase James Peyton Dr. Pamela Klainer Joe and Val Hwang Chloe Caswell Elise Goldsmith

11 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 12 Larelise and David Mr. Matthew Masuoka Donald Rubin and Bing Tso and Anida Ali and Christopher Cline and Karen Goon and Melvyn Khin and Leighanne McQuarrie Eric Shea-Brown and Elizabeth West Brysen Bristow Kobernuss Heather Matheson Carol Rubin Janet Gwilym* Masahiro Sugano Fenglan Yi-Cline Stephen Shelton, Mercy Naw and Callius Zaratkuietz Colleen Shea-Brown Margaret West* Margaret D. Britton in memory of Clifton Glen Kriekenbeck and Karen and Larry Matsuda Anna Rudd Soledad Ugalino Karen Allman Chris Colley and Ms. Megan Kiester and Harold and Donna Colleen Shea-Brown Jackie and Jason Wetzel Patricia Brown Quentin King Margot Munger and Kae Goon Mr. Hideo Satow Medcalf Gary Matsudaira Steven Saito and Janice and Neill Urano* Bruce and Joann Daniel Shih and Graham Whitehouse and Thomas Bui Melody Krienies Kari Roe Amundson Lisa Conley and Hannah Gordon Doug Kim Jamie and Jeff Theodore MacGovern Ciara McCaffrey Marcia Usui* Patricia Timmons Michelle and Tim Burge Roland and Bernadette Tsutomu and Yoko Sasaki* Kelly Anderson Jeff Williams John Gray and Kalehua Kim Merriman-Cohen Shirley Shimada Mark M. McDermott and Friendly Vang-Johnson Charles Wilkinson and Michelle Burkenfield Kumasaka Jill Y. Cooke Jeanne Eagleson Lee-Lee Miao and Diane Zahn Steven and Pamela Gerie and Tessa Ventura* Elaine Aoki and Eliaichi Kimaro and Charlie and Wonho Shin Melanie Ito* Makeba Greene and Derek Shigaki Trista Burns Michelle R. Kumata and Sasaki Dennis Yamashita Dione Corsilles Thomas Kenney Garth and Diep Shippen* Paulette and Matt McKay Tessa Ventura* Aaron Greene Chuck Williams Sandra and Michael Byrd Kenneth Kunz* Jeffrey Saul and Lily Eng*, Melanie and Imani Susan A. Crawford King Jane King and Cynthia and Chris June Michel Ms. Monica Vuong and Rod Skaar Vicki Williams Gary Epstein and in memory of Yue Eng Apostol Stuart Grover and Allen Cheadle* Mochizuki Dori Cahn and Mr. Owen Kikuta Aaron Crosleycone Eleanor M. Smith* Larke Witten Susan Kunimatsu* Janis and Brian Millete Pamela Transue Leslie Morishita and Jay Stansell Ellen Scherb Stephen Appleyard and Cherylynne and Dave Neal Kingsley and Barbara Mizoguchi- Beatriz and Vince Wendy and Todd Gunter Todd Fedorenko Yuki Sofronas and Teresa A. Wong Kristen and Chris Callisto Irene Harumi Kuniyuki Betsy and Jason Tracy Appleyard Crowther Noell Bernard-Kingsley Asahara and Wallace*, in memory of Steve Sofronas Harry Wong Ruthann Kurose and Schneier, MD* Aris Arcilla Richard Gurtiza and Barbara and Rob Kline Tamae Moriyasu and Mr. Joe D. Campbell, Jr. Dave Asahara* Remigio A. Pascual Chatham and Taryn Curry Totem Star Nathan Rothman* Susan Walters* John Olson* Che and Jason Wong Gretchenrae Campera Ann Marie and John Derek Wang and Wayne Au and Amanda and Garrick Larissa Knopp Sarah and David Moore Gary and Lindsay Hale Sarah Morningstar Ellen Steele Edmund and Irene Wong Mrs. Austreberta G. Slosser Gina Grappone Mira Shimabukuro Dabbs Jacqueline and Eric Carlson Laigo*, in honor of Cynthia Moulton and Kathryn and Roger Hall David and Laura Moser Mark Stern and Stephen Wong and Akiva Segan Jennifer Wang and Russel Bareng* Susna De and Christian Dave Kramer Stephen and Lani Cavit Val M. Laigo Richard Wark Susan Seifert Johanna Wong Meena Selvakumar and Greg Merdizabal Neil Barracoso and Jacobson Nicholas and Kari Han Marie Kurose Woo and Suhanthie Motha Gloria E. Chan* Alfred and Sandy Moy Carol L. Stern and Bruno Lambert and John Mignone Lilian Barracoso Laura Hansen Michael Woo Linda Moy and Melinda Wong-Gantt William and Leila Waye* Benjamin and Victoria Michael Stern Tyler Chen Michelle Gantz Sen K. and Faylen E. Moy Bart Ozretich Laura and Mickey Woo Diep Ngoc Seversen and Mr. Robert L. 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Yvonne Belanger and Nancy Dickeman Selma S. Hemiup Elizabeth Leber and Kathleen Sullivan Julie Yee and Kristen and Sarah Cindy Chin and Daniel Lee* Bob Shimabukuro and Broderick Jeffrey Pomerantz Cathy and Walter Andrew Coveler Joseph Murphy and Norman Yee Neubert Mr. Andrew K. Dillhunt Christine I. Takada Robert Graham Neva Lee* Alice Ito* Andrea and Brad Wolff Eric Benson and Henschel-McGerry King T. Lee and Elizabeth Murphy Kristen Yee and and Ms. Kelley A. Shuzo and Alice David Chin and Reverend Richard Peter Ruskin* Lily N. 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Frederick Nunn and Tom and Victoria Cole MaryLou Lewis Jessica Soung Cindy Gok* Dexter and Alice Eng* Lorelea Hudson and Bram Dubbeldam Jane Anau Ava Ohashi Borges Susan Karant-Nunn Heather and William Padmini Srikantiah and Judy Wong Christian Miss Fran Lewis Marlene and Abe Angell* Sylvian Colley and Carla and Don Lewis* Julie Ann Oiye* Nesley Bravo The Honorable Park Eng Tow-Yick Puneet Dewan Josephine and Stephen Timothy and Kim Bruce Colley Hsiaoching Li Elizabeth and Donald and Betty Eng Larry and Kristen Liang Kim Tran and Bryan Appleby Martin Oiye and Carolyn Brenner and Hufnagel Okamura* Patricia Crouch and John Stice and Wong Patrick Eng Amy Lindemuth and Angelo Locsin Andrea G. Arai Ursula Shih Liang Susan Nakagawa* Julia Brenner-Brewer* Dylan J. Okimoto and Nancy Tanaka Sandy Stice Jack and Beverley Woo* Lyn Wong and Maria Kelly Tamara Liang May Oka Bill Broderick and Kai Eng*, in memory of Jean Bragassa Laura Trevina Amber D. Aranca Kenji H. 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Velasquez Sechiko Shiroyama Jeffrey Karl Ochsner* Dennis and Millie Su* Eric Yap and Lisa and Raul Camacho Molly and Brian Jester Tan and Hera Phung Janis Avery and Emily A. Dietrich Gretchen Frampton Jennifer and Jacob Ly and Mr. Mike S. Kurtis Q. Lowe Masako Tamura* Minh Carrico Mary Avery Kabrich Wynton Dillard Tyler Moriguchi Pham Peggy Suehiro* Toby Franco, in memory Tanya Johnson and Jill and Alexander Poon Velasquez Dawson Yee Tu Mach Claudia J. Bach* Lucas Lowe and Thy Pham Joshua and Carol Coyote Central of Albert M. Franco Brian Frank Marisa and RJ Ranola Tairea and Damisi Emelio Disabato Dao Mai and Randy Denise Lum and Amy Poel and Suehiro* David H. Yick, in memory Aldo Chan* David Johnston and Velasquez Andrew Ban Willie and Faye Dong Matt and Christy Reichenbach* Paul Reid Alvin Kan Mary Tripoli of Howard King Pamela Johnston Amy Barnes W. Richard Takaki Jade Chan* Frederick Star Roberts and Tara Villalba Laura Doroteo-Mejia David H. Yick Jeff and Susie Makita Don and Ginger Donald Pogoloff* Frieda K. Takamura* Garrett and Siobhan Phyllis Friedman Joysha J. Fajardo John Gish* Lisa J.B. Wahbe Mike Basile Beth Dufek MacDonald Frederick York* Huraiti Mana Jack and Carolynn Bobby and Lily Chan Tracey Fugami and Tuomas Kaikkonen and Dianne Royal Elizabeth Wales Stephanie Batalao Cheryl Dyer* Rodney and Marilyn Prelutsky* Arthur Yorozu* Sara Wang Charlene Mano Shen and Takatsuka* Jason Chan and Jeffrey Miller Nelson and Catherine Jennifer Bell Melissa Edwards Madden* Eugene Shen* Judd and Ramona Jamie Prins Carolyn Takei Tom and Roberta Emily Chan Rae and Brian Fujimoto Julia Kalmus and Sabater Walson Amy Bensinger Jeana and Darrin Mar Ruth and Alvin Eller* Constance and David Judith Quist Yoshioka Hsin and Min Min Chang John Lillard Philip Takeuchi Jeff and Wanda Garfield* Janice C. 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Jake Fawcett and Andrew Barker Marcus Donner Ann Kawasaki Romero Andrea Mano and Keely Robinson Kei Sugimoto Edna Golla and Mr. Hideo L. Satow Weil Roger Bigney Connie Burk Brian and Kimberly Chin and Rocco Romero* Susan and Yuc On Aaron Ramos* Tony Chinn Robert and Emily Seddon Charlie and Kathy Lucille Rohrs James L. To Helen and Richard Kay* McDowell Alex Weil Shelly Fayette Carolyn A. Mar* FAMILY $95 Nicola Chin Blackman Trish and Nicholas Christina Tom and Christina and Trevor Mike McGinn and Aya Sethi Harry Weil Anne and Jim Fiero Rick and Betty Chinn*, Patrick Keegan Virginia and Byron Marr* Rothgeb Jon Leppa Dr. Daniel Abramson Gooby Peggy Lynch Scott Shapiro and Luz and Garrett Boys in memory of Hing and Kirk Kelley and Philip Weil Charles Finkel Mrs. Tommie Marsters, Amy Acher* Jena Thornton* Anastasia Brewczynsk Hang Ruan and Susan Tripp Mary Chinn McArthur Kelley Marci McNaghten and Mia Weil Adriana L. Fletcher in memory of Ruby Ruan Ajay Advani Dirk Vonderlage* and Adam Calaghan Blanche Holland Olivia Chiong Charlotte Weil Peter Francis

13 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 14 Iris Friday Brian Ito and Farheen Malik Jackye Pope Zinnia and John Su Brian Wong Sebastian Boal Fai Coffin Ronni Gilboa and Matthew Hucke Kevin Lee Lea Ann Miyagawa and Ali Fujino* Laura Sameshima Ms. Cathy Manner Robert Pratt and Tanya Subcleff Lauren Wong Ms. Jen Bohanan MHB Conant Betty Johanna George and Wanda Sinang Lee Scott Winter Theresa and Kia Fujiwara Jennifer and Brian Izutsu Cindy and Charlie Martin Cecilia Pratt Mr. Doug H. and Cynthia Wong Nancy Bonnema Lynnette Consego Steven Gillispie Hughes*, in memory of Andrew Lee Ashley Mocorro Powell George W. Hughes Josh J. Gannis Alyssa and Joseph Judi Martinez Austen Prince Mrs. Amy L. Subcleff Christopher and Sabrina Christine Bourdette Caitlin Corbett Daniel Glauber Chris Lee Ruby Mohamed Jocson Porter Chun Wah Hui* Michilu Gargiulo and Flor and Teri Matias Laurel Prince Ed Suguro* Woon-Chen Victor Bowleg Dana Cox Kailee Go Rowena Lee Carol Mohler, M.ED.* Kathleen Johnson Kevin Hull Michiko Wild Leslie and Richard Kathy Purcell Caitlin Sullivan Tye Wu Jessica Boyd Anita Crofts* Mr. Francois Godcharles Jennifer Lee-Drost Mary E. Montgomery* Terry Jordan Naghma Husain Warren Gibbs and Matsuda* William Quan Michelle and Greg Ed and Maxine Pamela G. Bradburn* Anthony M. Culanag Carol Goforth Janet Lenart Abbey Moon Jan Frederick Maria Kang Yakushijin*, in memory Chie Iida Tess Matsukawa Michelle Quan Surber Linda Brandeis* Heather Curl Kevin Golden, in memory Ms. Emily Morishima of Kiyomitsu & Toshiko Janet Lenart Bob and Delphine Mel Kang and Andrew Matsuoka Ann Suter of Edwin H. Chin Miyoko and Joe Ike Uma Rao* Yakushijin, Umeo & Shawn Brinsfield Emanuel Da Silva Michelle LeSourd* Ms. Emily Morishima Gilbertson Mia Hannula Ron Suter Ling Goldstein Ann B. Irish* Dylan McCalmont and Ron Raymundo Chiyoko Hamada Heidi Broadhead Meng Ling and Ms. Julie Leung Monica Munro Elizabeth Gildersleeve Ms. Claudia Kauffman Giulia Pasciuto M Ann and Ron Suter Ms. Doris Gonzales Glenn Ishikawa Ronald Rebello and Ryan Yamamoto and Bill Broderick and Andrew Daane Betty Lew Martha Murakami* My Le Goel and Etsuko Kawaguchi* Carolyn McGill Koreen Rebello Daniel Tam-Claiborne Courtney E. Good Cara R. Izumi Suzanne Phan Bea Kumasaka* Diane Dambrauskas Edward J. Lewis*, Jean M. Murakami Raman Vishwanathan Jacquie L. Kay and Meghan Lewis Nichole and Keith Rebecca Redshaw and Gayle Yamamoto and Thanh Bui Kai Davidson Helen Gota Livia Jackson in memory of Julia Murakami Meg Goldman and Michelle Killingsworth McGrew Kathleen O’Neill Anna Tamura Cynthia Tia Linn Patricia Butterfield Dan Dejos Tiffany Gota Mia Jang Brandon Lee Jim Murdock Gary Prince and Miles Killingsworth Bruce and Sharon Bruce Reid Thanh Tan Johnson Mary Ann Midori Goto Drew and Becky Lilia Cai-Hurteau Carina del Rosario and Sunny Jansma Renelle Lewis Laura Myers Amanda Kim Meachum Craig Yamamoto Gorman-Lewis Kyle Reiter Graham Taylor Deborah Campbell David Roesel Chris Govella Karen Johanson Sylvia Li Joyce K. Nakamura Ju Yeong Kim Amanda and Eric Mellor Ann Yamane Roberta Greenwood Cynthia Rekdal Yukio and Kimi Tazuma* Edwin Carlos Stan DeMello Gene Graham* Ms. Donna Johnson Mary Ann Liebert Teri Nakashima Kieran Kim-Murphy Lenore and Shaye Amy Rider Jadina and Stuart David and Janice Yasuda Nicholas W. Deppen* JR Gray Stephanie Johnson JuPong Lin Joseph Guanlao Metrick-Chen Kevin L. Carmell Blake Nakatsu Melanie King Terashita Mrs. Phyllis Yasuda Mozart and Meg Guerrier Mary Katherine Rivera Alexander Carson in Vincent Dequito Joseph Gray Toliver Jennifer Lindsay Edgardo and Glorimar Sharon and Robert Kita* Aiza Midori Michael Tessier Rosario Rivera Calvin and Emma Yee honor of Noriko Kato Janet Detwiler Carole Grayson Misa Joo Laurie Line Nazario Guest Guest Susan and Kevin Mihata Aaron Kitson and Tyana Thayer Allison Yeh Rachell Gulanes Judith and Joseph Amy Cash Bobbie DeVore Francis Gregory Mara M. Kage Ms. Jintana Lityouvorg Christopher Neel Beth Kitson Ms. Vivian Miller-Rahl Rizzuto* Midori Kono Thiel Jennifer Yogi and Zoe Cauley Tiffany Devoy Stephen R. Griggs Art Kageyama* Shuh Yun Liu* Alice Nelson Eileen Gunn and Frank Kiuchi Kristen Miyake and Dennis and Sachiko William Thieleman* Matt Adams* Herbert Kai* John Berry Angus Norton Arlene Cavanaugh Chloe DeWolf-Domingo Gary Grotz Christopher Liu LuAnne Nelson Christopher and Roden* Lynn Thompson and The Honorable Monoj and Mina Gupta Ms. Bria Chakofsky Wilfred Diaz Lumiere Group Naomi A. Kaji* Yaoyao Liu Annette Wadiyah Cyndy Knaus Ryan Miyake Diane and Paul Rodill David Foutch Jerilyn Young and Naomi Kakiuchi and Nelson-Shimabukuro* Peter Guttorp and Simon and Kara Kono Rina Miyamoto-Sundahl Mr. Paul Ip Heather Chan Paul Dorn Beverly Gruber Kit Ming Juliana Liu June Morita Kathryn Rood, Sharyne Shiu Thornton Wayton Lim Walt Neves Jen Koo Sarah and Brett in honor of Serene Kao Dylan Young, in memory Vivian Chan and Patricia Douville Juliette Guilbert Deborah Lo Karen Gwilym Monica Yi-Lan Tie Bradley Chu* Kaitlin Kamalei-Jenkins Ms. Wanda Ng Alex Koo Moriguchi and Reni Kao of Kenneth Young Elizabeth Drake Buff Haars Brian Lock* Alexandria and Scott Jane Tiffany and Sharon Chan Lisa Kanazawa Malena Ng Debra Kunigonis Corey Moy Laurie P. Rostholder* Les E. Tiffany II Christopher Young, Tamia Duggan Co-Diem Ha-Currier Maile A. Lono* Haas in memory of Rebecca Chaney and Kristie M. Kaneta* Rini Ng Arthur Kuniyuki Hal and Susan Mozer* Nicholas and Nathan Rohre Titcomv Kathleen Duke Christine Haggard Alvin Loong Suzanne Halberstadt Kenneth Young Martin Chaney, Debbra Kashino Rich Murphy and Rotas Betsy Duncan-Clark Margaret Haggerty Doan D. H. Nguyen Willa Kurland Bryon and Denice in memory of Jessica and Mario Lopez Sue Hall Susie Murphy Elizabeth Rothman Alix Young Ms. Louise Kashino* Tri Nguyen Ena Kyles Tokunaga Mary Hatsuko Julian Durant-Storey* Raymond Haimes Jackie Loyola Ms. Katy M. Halpin Annie Murphy Felicia Rova-Chamroeun Henry Yu Fran Kato* Loan Nguyen Joseph Lachman Toshio and Dolly Toribara Chaney William Durden Susan Hainze Christopher Lu Pranee Halvorsen Richard Murray Anna Marie and Rob Katie Yuen Wendy Kato Bud and Patricia Nicola* Roland Lai Tokunaga* Jeffrey Chang Alicia Durkin Cammie J. Hall Phyllis Lui Yukimi Haraguchi Sanford* Mr. Dennis Zavogiannis Leslie Katsman* Myrna and Paul Muto Alina Tonu Jean Durning* Em Halladay Amy Nikaitani* Jo Ming Lau and Ms. Leah Leader Regina Chang Greg and Cate Luke Katie and Jordan Hart Vanessa Naff Debroop Sarkar and Phyllis Keller Barbara Nilson*, Kristina Lawson-McKay Joyce and Peter Tsai Ms. Cindy Chase Doug Ebbers Geri Hamai Milton Lum Aaron Hartwell Jessie Tuscano Shuxuan Zhou Troy Keller in memory of and John McKay Kristina Nagy Theta Tsu Susanne Eckert Jane Hamatani* Rick Lum Noam Schafer Renea Zosel Monyee Chau Edna Breazeale, Tina Hayashi The Honorable Stephanie Kellner Lawrence Leake Dennis and Judy Tsuboi Susan Chen Marcus Elliot* Margaret and Paul Danny Luong Wing Luke’s teacher Sidney Hayworth Alicia Nakata and Cathy Liu Scott Isabelle Kemman Phyllis Lee* Gregory Tuai and Mr. Matthew Emery Hammerstad* Tom Lux* The Honorable Ms. Gail Scott, in honor INDIVIDUAL $50 Jean Chen, Mike Nishi Nicki and Jacob Benling Wong Fox Hampton Daniel Kerlee and Deborah J. Lee Stanley Bastian of Emily Tachibana, in memory of Sam and Mary J. Eng* Jennifer Ly and Peter Ly Melanie Noel Hellenkamp Xiaobin Tuo and Tinneal Abdulaziz Carol Wollenberg Alice Lee Dennis Yamashita, Wen Chiang Liu Chen Aleta M. Eng Jasmine Han Nan Ma and Lei Wang Joseph Hernandez Frank Nam Eileen Tomczuk Frank Abe Danny E. Kikuchi* Wakana Nomura Arthur Lee Nancy VanHooser, Douglas Cheng Jamie Ersbak Marga Rose Hancock Lisa Macias Danielle Higa and Maree Ness Irene Namkung and Mary and Joe Abo June Kim Ms. Ashley D. Nonato Dennis Yamashita Katie Chevalier Faith Hanna* Francis Eugenio Rebecca Leuthold and Lan Nguyen John Ullman Maura Fallon Shaina Mackin Susan Norgaard George and Jennifer Aleen Adams Sean Kim James Leuthold Sovandara Chhin Myke and John Farbarik Tyrah Hannibal Molly K. Maeda* Dylan High Linda Nguyen and Scott Stephanie Ung, Rita Alcantara Kelly King Keiko Nungesser Susan Levy and Brent Blood in memory of Sam Ang Kuang-Tao Chiao Maya Farrar Sharon Harada* Father Paul Magnano* Linda High Janet Scrafford Lily Alexander Susan Kingrey Bill and Mes Nyland Garet Munger Susan Chin Margaret Hartley Yen Chin and Peter Nguyen Ung and Suanti Kibtiani Sahar Fathi Janet Maines Toni D. Okada* Donna Lew Ms. Jennifer Shy Laura Alisanne Barbara A. Kline Patricia Hoban Richard and Sandra Randolph Urmston and Bill and Mamie Chin* Rino C. Fedrizzi and Marie Hayashi Neena Makhija Jon and Vickie Shimada Allen County Public Nancy Kloster Carole Okamoto, Judy and Hiram Li Nishio Eliza Davidson* Candace Chin Helga E. Smith* Nancy and Charlie Library* Merna Ann Hecht Meilani Mandery in memory of Patty and in memory of Sakiko and Roger Gautham Velchuru Cat Knoerr Hogan Fiona O’Halloran- Chuck M. Chin, Yuki Felsburg Julie Heise Stephanie R. 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Chin Stanley Hess Helen Mark Laura Hopkins and Naomi Watnick Smita and Adam Asare Bill Kossen Ryan Hamachek Mrs. Cathy O’Rear and Bridene Fisher Nancy Hevly*, in honor of Arlene and Michael Sara and Kevin Andrea Anderson Joyce and Tim Short Allison Augustyn Andrea Chin Michael Krawitz* Mr. Bob O’Rear Robert O. Wells and Martha Fleming Betty Noji Yoshitake Mark-Ng Oshikawa-Clay Jeff Liang and Helen Ling M L Shukis* Esther Chin Bonan Hou and Michael Pagano Louisa Lancaster Wells* Onji Bae Marilynn K. Kreft* Julie Ota Betsy Lieberman Cecilia Jing Fong and Bailee Hiatt Patsi Maroney Luke R. Bergmann Myra Shukis Tess Wendel Linda and Tom Baker Judith Chinn* Antje and Peter Rebecca Page Barry Hoonan* Mark Hiew Alia Marsha Mr. Kunio Otani* Johnny Hu Chris Liu Daniel Shumow Frances Young Chinn* Kretschmer* Jeanine Pang and Helena Wentworth Mr. Peter Bakke Remington Fong Abraham Otoupal Danny Lock Sami Hilario Ruthann and Jerry Martin* Grace Huang* Ryan Rubianes Nicole and John Keiko Wesley Aileen Balahadia and Mr. Poy Chinn Cristina Krisologo* Dorian Ford Sami Hilario Nancy Martin Nina Ozbek Sarah Hufbauer and Constance Lock Sirivansanti Michael Panlasigui* Sue Chinn*, in memory of Richard Kuniyuki* Garry Papers Jeff West* Nancy and John James Palmer David True Melissa and Erik Logan Joseph Skidmore Lorraine Bannai James F. J. Chinn M. Sue Holland* Marielle Martin Heidi Park Diane Weston Freeman Ellen Lackermann Annie Park Melvin Huie and Stephanie Lor Rob Smith David W. Barker* Eva Chiu Adrian Hollingsworth Tagoipah Mathno Sharon and Alan Parker Cheryl Wickizer George Fritz Eileen Lai Gimmy Park Li Pamela Hodge Kelly Lovan Joy and Bruce Smith* Ray Chiu Mark W. Holtzen Rayann K. Matsui Christina and Ha Pepera Andrew Wilks* Lele B. Barnett Marcia Fujimoto and Shiaw-Ling Lai Christine Hurley and Mark W. Holtzen Mary Passmore* Jesse and Karen Love Cady Smola and Sigrid Batara Monte Chou David Keene Jena Mauldin Marlys Erickson* Dennis Perez Mr. David Williams Mae Laigo Carla Patterson* Stephen Lovell Sean Altuna Margaret M. Chow Moselle Horiuchi* Judith Mayer Michael and Susan Gwen Wilson Fred Bateman Kim Fukuda and Jennifer Lamkins Kawika Huston and Ronald Snow and Abigail Howell, Julie McDermott Kathy Paul Derrick Low and Peskura* Faith A. Beatty* Phil Chow Derek Fukuda Eileen Lamphere Jeremy Schroeder Chiem Snow Randal and Esther in memory of Kathy Paul, In honor of Annie Cheng Ian Chua Aurilee Gamboa Shaun Mejia Christopher Icasiano Jim and Lanette Peterson* Wimberley Andrea Beckett Bettina Jean Howell Judith Lavelle Marie Coon Edward J. Lowe and James D. Sok Cynthia Mejia-Giudici Son Michael Pham and Eyva and Kevin Winet Vincent Benitez Elaine L. Chuang* Francois Ganteaume Sarah Beth Lawrence Mr. Tim Ichien Madeline Mullen* Dr. Joon Song and Vincent Hsieh and Price Norman Lily Paull Judy Pham Marci Wing and Matthew Benuska Ling Chun Maria Gargiulo Mackenzie Lawrence Mr. Diego R. Ichikawa Celia Lowe Seungja Song* Lucy Hsu Alison Mendiola Katherine Pease Dr. Julie Pham Jeff Robbins*, Michelle Chung Allison Garrison Justin Idlet Erin Bergquist Jamie Lee Pamela Perrott* Jimmy Luo Ms. Theresa Song in memory of Charles Chester Hu Jim Merrill Hieu Pham Marta Beyer Tyler Chung Janine Gates George Lee Rena Ilumin and Tim Ma and Kaman Kong Claude and Susan and Mary Ham Wing Hao Huang, in honor of Karen Meyering Judith Perry Thomas Roth* Mai Pham Soudah* Christina R. Billingsley Gerard Clarke Ms. Deidre Gauff Noriko Kato William G. Lee Christine and Brian Ma Mr. Eugene Wong Edward Miller Mary Ann Peters* Samantha and Christian Cloud Bill and Lindy Gaylord Elaine and Jon Ishihara Hiroko Spees and Snake Blocker Hao Huang Catherine Lee Jacqueline Petrosky Margo MacVicar-Whelan Chansothea Phok Ann Wong Susan Min Chiyo and Mark Ishikawa William Flaherty Kate Blyth Eric Co Asra Ghori Perry Huang* Sharon Lee* Jennifer Maines Dean Wong Carol Mirman Jennifer Phang Patrick Pineda Jessica Staire Halley Cody

15 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 16 Sean Phelan Alexis Silva Emily Watson Isaacson David Louie Gene Moy Roger Bigney Martha Fleming Phyllis Keller Michael and Erane Myint David and Cindy Nomura Son Michael Pham and Niluh and Bob Miriam Phillips Elsie Simon* and Damon Isaacson Jenny Lu Craig Murakami Michael Blumson The Flynn Family Kevin and Janet Kelly Joanne Naganawa Mariko Noyes- Judy Pham Saraswatini Tracy Phutikanit Alison Sing Julian Weber Mark Mano and Martha Murakami Patty Buckingham and Joy Fujihira Arthur D. King and Susan Nakagawa Shimomura Kelsey Pierce Karen Scott Andy Pickard Laura Siu-Nguyen Laura L. Weese Lisa White Mark Muzi and Laurie A. Jack Eng Marcia Fujimoto and Alice M. King Jim, Bonnie, Alex and Tyrus Okada Kathy Preciado-Partida Beth Sellars Julia Pizzi Deepa Sivarajan Conrad Wesselhoeft Harvey and Hisako Boehme Kristina Bueno David Keene Karen Kinney Miyako Namba Niko Okamoto Jack and Carolynn Meena Selvakumar and Nakaya Prelutsky* John Mignone Susan Platt* Lisa Smith Diane Wheeler Haruko Nagaishi Sandra and Michael Byrd Jason Fussell Taylor Kinslow Akiko Narusawa Kim and Frank Oki Ross, Ava, Tani & Taryn George Quibuyen and David Shablesky Dominique Posy Tilman Smith Lisa Wilkinson Mira Nakashima, Alvin Cabrera Michael Gao Bea Kiyohara Linda and Chris Nelson Mike Olden* Ohashi George Nakashima Cherakris Amlag Nekole Shapiro Dusan Prasad Steven D. Smith* Nick Williamson Christina Cabreros- M.J. Gilman Nancy Kloster Emily Ng Kathy and Eugene Onishi Sharon Tomiko Santos Woodworker, S.A. Madison Ramey and Terry Wilson Hamilton Wang C. Gin Glenn and Sharon Koga Ivy Ng Stella Orechia Brian Sheedy Kerry L. Pretzinger Alexander Snow Kevin Osenton Bob Shimabukuro Barbara Nilson Linda Cannon Andrew Sheng Rachel Price Deyland Somer Aletheia Wittman Ms. Doris Gonzales Grace Kono Misa Nguyen Bill Orr Allan and Kayoko Terada Dolly Ogata Maria and Tony Rivera Joseph Wolfe Michelle Cathcart Robyn and Philip Grad William and Eydie C. Rose Nguyen Ryomi and Kimi Ota Shirley Shimada Rob Prufer Gloria Sommer Judith and Joseph Frank H. and Evelyn Y. Julie Ann Oiye* Arlene Cavanaugh Kooiman Roger Shimomura* Aileen and Glenn Sapna Sopori Gracia Wong Joe Gruber Tom Nguyen Amy and Daniel Pak Rizzuto* Tse Martin Oiye and Pruiksma Henry Wong Brandon Cen Eric and Roxanne Guion Jenny Ku Kristin Nichols Jeremiah Pangilinan Frank Shinoda Amirah Srong Mr. and Mrs. Yuen Wong Susan Nakagawa* Mary Helen Roberts Joanne Quiray Laura S. Wong- Bria Chakofsky-Lewy Rachell Gulanes Isaac Kuek Gabriela Nirino and Paul and Mary Jane Amy Shirakawa Jeffrey Staley Teresa Woo* Mirabai, Naima, and The Honorable Billy Quock and Lai Whitebear* Julia Chamberlain Cammie J. Hall Meredith Kurose John Riess Patterson Cindy Ryu Lei Ann Shiramizu and John Streamas Anonymous* (4) John Pai Quock Liana Woo Paul Chan and Emmett Lalish Frank Nishimura and Pamela Perrott Tom Kleifgen Stephanie Stroud Gimmy Park Li Mami Hara and Richard Saguin Stephanie Ragland Mikala Woodward Carmen Tsuboi Chan Pete Marshall Dennis Lam Russell Nishimura Abbie Petchtes Robin Sigo John Suciu Linda and Jeremy Parker Aidan Sakakini DONORS FOR Connie Chang Donna and Steve Alison W. Sing Merlin R. Rainwater and Joanna Woos Lisa Hasegawa and Lawrence Lam Jack and Alice Peterson Julie and Eric Salathe Terri Suess 5–9 YEARS Carla Patterson Nobuyama Gregory Foster Zachary Works Grace Lee and Sandy Lee Eileen Lamphere Archana Singh Miya Sukune Dennis and Sachiko Sayuri Rajapakse* Jeff Akutsu Stephanie Chang Janet Hayakawa and Janet Worley Roden* Latasia Lanier Emma Sullivan Elaine Aoki and Grace Y. Chapman Lee Lyttle Charlie Rakatansky Ms. Joanne Wright Catherine T. Lee McDonald Sullivan Dennis Yamashita Jay and Rakuko Rubin Marcus Ramirez Courtney Chappell and Stacey Hayashi Dana Wu Anna Rudd Daniel C. Lee* Jennifer Sun Patricia Brown Dan Hadley Carolyn Hayek Joy Randall Jeremy Wu Deborah Lee Evangelina Sundgrenz Rebecca and HungWah May Sasaki Jane Chateaubriand Dennis Raymond Joseph Haymaker Miss Lois Yamakoshi Chan* Lisa See and Gina Lee Pei Pei Sung* Kelvin Chau Mari Hayman Putsata Reang Susan Yamamura Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Richard Kendall Jamie G. Lee WING LUKE MUSEUM FISCAL YEAR 2019 Stephen Supoyo Callista Chen and Selma Hemiup and Linda Redmon Frank Yamasaki Chao Erin Shigaki Patrick Lee Karen Sutherland Peter Ehrenkranz Susan Crawford King Christopher Reeves Keiko L. Yanagihara* Corey Chin John Simmons Jennifer Lee-Drost Nadine Tabing Vincent Chen Danielle Higa and PERIOD ENDING 6/30/2019 Barbara Reid and Kathy Ybarra Wayne Ching, in honor of Paul Snow Wei Chen and Brian Francis Eugenio Grace Leong Don Reid Eugene Tagawa* Wing Luke Asian Thank you to the Wing Luke Museum’s Donors, Partners, Members, and Visitors for making possible Frederick H. Yee Connie So and Vollmer Chrystie Hill and Alyssa Lew and Madeline A. Renkens* Bonnie Takasugi* Museum the nation’s only museum sharing the stories and cultures of Asians and Pacific-Islander Americans. Howard and Bok-Soo Yi Brett Eckelberg Andrea Chin Aaron Briggs Bram Dubbeldam Joe Rettenmaier Grace Talusan Selina Chow Charlene Yoritsune Dennis and Millie Su Candace Chin Virginia Hiramatsu Jun Li David and Catriona Dan Feng Tan Danz Family Foundation Tiffany Yoro Kathleen Sullivan and Dave Chin The Kashino Family Sylvia A. Li Reuther*, in memory of Renee Tanaka REVENUE Jennifer Davis Dan Berger Galen Lieberworth Frances and Earle Ray Young Karla Chin Clifford Ho Peggy A. Tanemura* Willie and Faye Dong Bobby and Lily Total $2,838,365 Reuther Kirsten and Joshua Rockwell J. Chin and Tom Hoffman Kelley Lindquist Elsie Leilani Taniguchi* LaMar and Marlys Efaw Takatsuka* Michael Rice Yuhas May Ying Chen Nancy and Charlie Phillip Liu In-Kind & Other 4% Merrily Taniguchi Linda Eng* Ed and Mona Tanaka* Sheldon Rice Nobuo Yutani* Stanley and Elise Ching Hogan Danny Lock $34,930 Robin Tartow Mary J. Eng* Michael Thompson Samantha Riedman Angela Zhang Dorrienne and Tony Dale and Rebecca Hom* Carolyn Loew James ter Beek Susan and Gorman Han* Shokichi Tokita Chinn Individual Contributions* 26% Alison Roberts Tom Hom and Kristina and Voltaire Corporate Support 12% Linda Thomas Peggy K. Hanada Beatriz and Vince Gerard Chinn Mae Rosok* Logsdon $779,131 Christina M. Rockrise and $208,550 Kevin W. Thomas Wallace David S. Brown, Jr.*, in Marga Rose Hancock Sue L. Chinn* Mr. Joseph M. and Jason Lombard ANNUAL Patti Warashina* memory of Iwahiko Ali Thomas Rae Hayashi Lillian Chou Mrs. Vicki G. Horiye William and Carolyn Charles Wilkinson and Tsumanuma Toni Thomas FUND Lorraine and Bob Emily Chu Deborah House Loranger Melanie Ito* Government Grants 15% Jeannette J. Roden and Keith Thomas Hoshide Frances and Randall A. S. Howell Serena Louie DONORS FOR Barry Wong and $326,811 Kit Loo* Michael Thompson Sue Ann Huang Chun Kathy Hsieh Stephen Louie 15+ YEARS Katherine Iritani Spider Rodriguez Suzanne Tidwell Margaret Kitazawa Anne Xuan Clark Sarah Hufbauer and David Low Crispin Chinn Tana Wong Spider Rodriguez Jonathan To Ellen Kahan Jody Clovis David True Milton Lum Foundation Grants 23% Martha C. Choe Ed and Maxine Yakushijin Martha N. Cohen Roe* Shokichi Tokita Julia Kalmus and Tom and Victoria Cole Beatrice Hull Junheng Luo George and Cylvia Ms. Ruri Yampolsky and $839,036 Matthew Ross John Lillard Wendi Coombs Heather and John Hunt Roxanne Topacio Grantham Knut Hansen* Kevin Luu Earned Revenue 20% Sara Rothman Anne Katahira-Sims and Alex Cooper Naghma Husain Richard Torres Gary Epstein and Anand A. Yang Connie Chin Magorty $649,907 Robin Rowedder Chance Sims Kachi Ikeda Austin Toth Susan Kunimatsu* Nobuo Yutani* Patrick Crawford and Nichole and Eddie Maher MaryKate Ryan Toy Kay Carmen F. Palomera Elaine, Jon, Derek and Michael Tow Tommer Peterson and Anonymous* (11) Claudia Mallon Diane and Ronald King* Brianna Ishihara John Sa Mariko Toyoji Elizabeth Flett Daren Dacanay Anna Marburg Izumi Sakamoto Atsushi Kiuchi* Tim and Sharon Daly Jean Ishii Dennis Tran* Pauline and John Shigaki DONORS FOR Tagoipah Mathno EXPENSES Janice Sao Paul and Taka Kogita Caroline Danzi Linda Ishii Melissa Traver Stan and Tracy Shikuma 1–4 YEARS Jim and Michelle Total M. Carolyn Kunihiro Michael Itti $2,814,093 Lindsay Sapigao Myrna Keye Tsukamoto, Ed Suguro* Calvin Abernathy and Suzanna Mak and McBeath Pablo F. and Kristine H. Marianne and Akira Sato in memory of Keye S. Deborah Jung Asa Denton Celia Jackson and Joe McDermott and Lambinicio Claudia Pineda Administrative 14% Aya Sato Luke DONORS FOR Teresa Agtuca Nicholas Deppen* Michael Culpepper Janet and Ken Lee Lauren Jankowski Fundraising 13% Karen Scholl Daniel Tuttle 10–14 YEARS Jay Allen Eduardo Diaz Lorena Mendoza-Flores $400,123 Phyllis Lee* Liza Javier and $550,164 Allyson Schrier Christina Twu Benjamin and Kerry Lung Cynthia Anderle Aaron Dietz Julie Michelman Hazel and Cecil Leung* Quincy Williams William Schroder Auriza Ugalino Chew and Family Marcine Anderson Marita Dingus and Michael Minato Mark Levine and Preston Hampton Molly and Brian Jester Marketing 4% Kathryn Scott David Uptegrove Chuck Ming Chin Yasuko Aratani Dale Mitchell John Keppeler JeeYoung and Lucas Bion Johnson Programs 65% Carla Segurola Shannon Urabe Pio DeCano II and Meskerem Mize $126,021 Gregorio Lim Lauren Asaba and Dobbs Donna Johnson Susan DeCano Carole Mizumori $1,702,855 Laurel Sercombe* Richard Varan Mark Aratani In-Kind 4% Julie Hatfield* Louella Look Brenda Doolittle Mary Johnson Rushil Sharma Jayme Vasconcellos Jamie Asaka Roger Mizumori Ray Lou Sam Drazin Moon-Ho Jung and $34,930 Tuan Vu Bob and Wendy Hirotaka Sheri Mizumori and Kamna Shastri Polly A. Baird Stephanie Lamson John Hom The Yippe Eng Family Vincent Duon Jim Canfield Tiffany and Stephanie Beverly Wagner The Honorable Steve and Betty Mar Henry and Tomi Egashira Karen Kajiwara* Shen Jennifer Wah Julie Hungar Claudia Balducci Ruby Mohamed Helen Mark Evelyn Eng Shokai and Kumiko Kanai Stephanie Shen Trevor Walker Chris Hurley and Joyce Bark Paul Moon Marlys Erickson Tyrus and Janice Patricia Eng Suman Kancherla Susan Sherbina Sarah Wallace Dmitry Basavin Jay and Teresa Mori Matsuoka Christine Katayama and Ms. Louise Kashino* Ronald and Melinda Eng Denise Moriguchi Erin Shigaki* Grace Wang Jenny Benson Stacy Kahape’a Thomas and Janet Molly Michal John Euler May Shimbo Patti Warashina* Joan Bergman and John Moritsugu Kometani Urbana Anne Eugene and Shelley Kato Bruce Davis Kelly Evans John Morovich Jen Shin Raine Warden Molina-Sarinas and Anjali Kaur Chata G. Laigo* Meredith Falzone * Includes Annual Auction Revenue David Shinsato Steve Wasson Eric Sarinas Mary Bernson Madeline Q. Moy Betty Lock Dan Kee Piotr Bialecki Lindsey Fischer Allan W. Munro

17 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 18 Chris Sketchley James and Marie Ella Chinn Woo: Jenny Nishimura, Donna and Al Sugiyama: Paul Chan Garzon Precept Jim Babbington Sarah Goh Brandi Madison Anna Mariko Seymour Abby Zhou Lorraine Spector Yoshinaga Benson, Chuck and Steve Nobuyama, and Carmen Tsuboi Georgetown Brewing Regent Bakery Lele Barnett Joe Granahan Rosalie Mah Kamna Shastri Jerry Zhou Chris Chinn*, Linda D. David and Cindy Chan Hiroko Spees and Ann Yu Company Renwood Dmitry Basavin Pamela Granahan Scout Maielua Anna Shaw And our volunteers from Chinn*, Lillian Chou, Nomura, Mariko Rae Matsuoka and William Flaherty Jeff Yu Giesen Ride the Ducks of Seattle Joan Bautista Zijun Guan Claudia Mallon Sun Shaw One Brick Marlene Eng, Joshua Noyes-Shimomura, Yutaka Dutch Vanessa Stedman Son Yong and Devin Yu Grand Central Bakery and Beth Friedman, Tyrus Okada, Kim and Takekawa: Melanie Jimmie Robinson Michael Beck Qing Guo Mona Malone Birna Sheedy * Indicates Charter Member Emma Sullivan Rubin Zhang May Tan, Carole Tjoa, Frank Oki, Ryomi and Wojtulewicz and Tony The Grand Cinema Salt and Iron Vageesh Bhasin Andrew Hayashi Carolyn Mar Shirley Sing Edward Wong, Sheila Kimi Ota, Paul and Julie Sun Yihua Zhang Crowe* Carole Grisham and sandylew Piotr Bialecki Joey Haymaker Haley Markham Roquin Siongle Woo Mary Jane Patterson, Hiyama Studios John and Jeri Suzuki Amy Zhong Alexander and Julia To: Seattle Aquarium Michael Bingcang Matthew Heinle Jazmynn Martin Hing and Mary Chinn: May Sasaki, Roger Malik Slater Nadine Tabing Lucas Zucker Ted and Joyce Love Janet Guthrie Bauer A.J. Aquino Shimomura*, Frank Seattle Bouldering John Bisbee Eric Hernandez Giles Arlene Martinez Alexa Smith Vicki Takahashi Anonymous (10) Shinoda, Chris Elsie Tokita: Shokichi Guayaki Yerba Mate Project Lillian C. Choi: Corey Seiji Bohn Paul Hoang Johanna Martinez Elise Smith Sketchley, John and Tokita Cammie Hall May Tan Chin Seattle Children’s Thorn Bun Carmen Hom Andrew Matsuoka Jeri Suzuki, Vicki Ryan Truong: Agnes Mailing Soeung Gerry Tanagi Harry’s Fine Foods Theatre MHB Conant: Martha Takahashi, Gerry Wong Max Burke Rachel Hong Nathan Matthews Anatol Steck Sachi Tanagi Fleming Heavy Restaurant Group Seattle Mariners TRIBUTE GIFTS Tanagi, Sachi Tanagi, Doug Tsujii: Corey Chin, Emily Cai Ruth Hong JimMcBeath Michael Steele Hedges Seattle Reign FC Charles Tang Dad: Ann Wong Joyce and Peter Tsai, Glenn Gokami and Jan Krista Capodanno Chris Hooper Michelle McBeath Keri Stenerson Norma Tsuboi, Helix Seattle Shakespeare Dexter Tang IN CELEBRATION OF A.E. Daniel: Santhosh Tsutsumoto Gokami, Eric Carlson Alex Hsu Madeline McDonald Deborah Uno, Linda Company Diane Sugimura Kerry Taniguchi Molly Maeda’s 100th Daniel Frank Nishimura Highland Ice Arena Vance and Michael Gina Chaleunphonh Amy Huang Ann McGrath-Flinn Maya Sullivan Birthday: Thomas and Mae Deguchi: Mark Sam Ang Ung and Suanti Nancy Hogan Seattle Storm Wilfred and Ming Ying Searey, Sylvia Wong, Katie Chaleunphonh Chao Huang Cathy Mcmurtrey Janet Kometani Takagi and Connie Kibtiani: Stephanie Ung Roger Shimizu Yoshiko Sullivan Tanijo Jason Yada, Patsy M. Faye Hong Ricca Al Chan David Huang Zanna Mcmurtrey Pei Pei Sung Brice Tebbs Yamada and Dennis Dan and Wilma Woo: Hotel Andra Roger Shimomura* Jackie Der: Alan Painter* Teresa Woo* Aolani Chan Vickie Huang Brian McNelly David Sy Darcie and Chau Thach IN HONOR OF Yamada, Jeannie Yee, Brooks Hull Silverwood Theme Park Soichi and Kimi Egashira: The Sakagami and Xinh: Vincent Duon Barbara Chan Faraz Hussein Xi McNelly Nadine Tabing Ashley Thomas Christina Chinn’s Tom Huston Ste. Michelle Wine Birthday: Patty Henry and Tomi Yorita Families, James Marguerite Luke Young: Estates Gloria Chan Ellah Hwang Eva Meneses Olivia Taguinod Esther Thron Egashira and Marie Yoshinaga Gordon Jackins Buckingham and Grace Kono, Bettie Aki Sogabe Kulani Chan Allen Iano Julie Michelman Kathy Tam Carole Tjoa Jack Eng, William and Jeanne Ehrlichman Anne Ko: Barry and Luke* Jackson Family Wines Steve Sorbo Max Chan Ying Jin Stephanie Joy Miran Tim Tam Bryon and Denice Carolyn Loranger, Bluechel: John Young Teresa Luke Kim Johnson Diane and Rich Sugimura Michael Chan Alex Johnson Joann Miranda Jenny Tang Tokunaga Judy Wong, and Marge Young* Aki Kurose: Willie and Johsel Namkung Wailana Chan Karen Johnson Taki Mok Diego Toledo Anonymous Florence Chin Eng: Faye Dong Partnership Tomoko Suzuki Myra Tanita Abner Chang Linnea Johnson Paul Moon Martin Tran SuJ’n Chon and Han So’s Mayme Chinn Helen and Calvin Lang: DONORS OF Justin Vineyards Tacoma Art Museum Sonya Tao Marriage: Joe Gruber, Allison Chang Rich Jorge Seokkee Murdock Luke Travis Caroline Feiss: Barry and Beverly Lang OTHER GOODS Fumiko Kimura Tacoma Rainiers Brice Tebbs Kristina and Voltaire Gordon Davidson Pierce* Mark Takagi and Michelle Chang Ellen Kahan Whitney Nakamura Jefferson Teng Atlee Treasure Logsdon & SERVICES Thomas Ko David H. Fukui: Marga David and May Lau: Connie Ricca Jane Chateaubriand Karen Kajiwara Anh Nguyen Jennie Thich Joyce and Peter Tsai Dayan Kuan Yin Christina Koons Rose Hancock Betty Lau* Beth Takekawa and David Chattin-McNichols Mike Kan Jeanette Nguyen Austin Tsao Flynn-Walsh: The 5th Avenue Theatre L’Ecole N° 41 Ashley Thomas George and Lily Camellia Lee: Hazel and Tony To* The Flynn Family A to Z Jasmine Chen Suman Kanchevla Katie Nguyen Dora Tien Dennis and Judy Tsuboi Kajiwara: Karen Cecil Leung*, Art and Alan C. Lau Eric Tanaka Jean Chen Maria Kang Kim Nguyen Norma Tsuboi Frank Fujii: Randy Inouye Kajiwara* Shirley Wong ACT – A Contemporary Betty Lau Janey Tiffany Theatre Terry’s Kitchen Rosanna Chen Ju Kim Kimberly Nguyen Marcellus Turner The Gates Asians in Cynthia Gould: Edwin Mah Lee: Manny Agnes Lee James To Philanthropy: Misa Argento Judy Tobin and William Chen Linna Kitamura Michael Nguyen Deborah Uno Anonymous Lee Linda Lemon Diego Toledo Nguyen Michael Baker* Fumiko Hayashida: Sen (George) Lew: The Argosy Cruises Chris Chinn Amy Klepadlo Phuong Nguyen Irene Too Stefanie Van Rafelghem Dean Leong Cynthia Toops Ellen Kahan: Cynthia Natalie Hayashida Ong Kashino Family Argyle Binko Chiong-Bisbee Andy Ko Helen Nicdao Linda Vance and Ann F. Lindwall and Iris Too Anderle and Albert Ong Trinchero Michael Searey Dr. Paul Liao: Dahlia and Arido Susan Yamamoto Samantha Chui Fumiyo Kobayashi Innocent Niyibizi Allan Tran Noriko Kato: Alexander Truong Nguyen Takashi and Lily Hori: Robert Mak ArtsWest Playhouse & Robert Collings Isaac Kuek Clarissa O’Francia Huong Vu Carson Donna Lou Photography David Tran Susan Hori Arlene Foon Luke: John Gallery Philip Wang Clifford Louie Cookie Trout Michelle Kumata Andre Okada Alan Trang Michelle Kumata: Natalie Bettina Jean Howell: Young and Marge Margaret Austin Gerry and Judy Jackie Watanabe Hayashida Ong and Roxanne Lowe Tsutakawa Alex Cooper Miki Kusunose Emi Okikawa Caitlin Truong A. S. Howell Young* Fong Baatz Eugene and Marilyn Albert Ong LUKE Wines Unique Wine Co. Maren Cork Leary Labanlic Iris Okimoto Nielsen Walt Tuai Paul Yee Jone: Diane B. Luke: Barry and Carson Baker Webb Patrick Lee: Maya and Anonymous Teresa Luke Thanh Ta Nu and Thi Luu Tony Ventura and Rebecca Cotton Andrea Lai Renato Oliva Auriza Ugalino Paul Edmonds Banya 5 Wren and Allen Wheeler Ted Wah Jue: Miriam Jue* Russell C. Luke: Barry Macrina Bakery & Cafe Patt Pope DeAnn Cromp Emmett Lalish Wendee Ong Tressa Umali William and Sue Lee’s Bar Dojo Mr. Dennis Wilbert Scott Kanemori: Mark and Teresa Luke Molly Maeda Village Theatre Madeline Crowley Rachel Lam Bill Orr India Unwin 60th Wedding Melinda Williams Muzi and Laurie A. Howard Mar: Dorrienne Barnard Griffin Vineyard Brands Tenzin Crowley Julia Laverde Anniversary: Linda Lee* Brian Mah Patrick Osby Stefanie Van Rafelghem Teri Wisness Boehme and Tony Chinn Beam Suntory Virginia Causey Jimmy Dang Luan Le Mei Mei Levy: Kathy Malfy Gin Erica Owan Golda Vanchipurakel Louise Kashino Takisaki: James and Ida Mar: Ben Bridge Jeweler Agnes Wong Preciado-Partida Marita Dingus and Matthew Waddington Rachtha Danh Amber Lee Keziah Owayo Raffy Vinoya Yasuko Aratani, Lauren Dorrienne and Tony Nancy Bonnema Ann Wong Dr. Lijuani: Mary Johnson Traver Gallery Andrew Y. Wang Jocelyn Daniels Bill Lee Chris Panlasigui Eden Voss Asaba and Mark Chinn Caffe Ladro Art and Shirley Wong Amy Lu: Diane Wright Aratani, Sharon and Massive Monkees Patti Warashina Elaine David Duke Lee Neil Panlasigui Allen Wheeler Peg, Andy and Jay Allison Chang Bradley and Diane Wong and Gregory Nordholm Knox Brooks, Paul Marshall: Dale Mitchell Maliha Masood Washington State Senate Joseph Dayonot Ella Lee Patrick Panlasigui Racheal Williams Chan and Carmen Wei Chen Greg and Louise Wong The Minidoka Pilgrimage Chris Miyamoto: Tom and Midori Matsui Carolyn Watts Justine De Vour Fan Lee David Park Matt Wilson Tsuboi Chan, Corey Chihuly Garden and Judy Wong Planning Committee: Victoria Cole Modo Yoga Seattle Z.Z. Wei Diya Deb Gwang Lee Patrick Patulot Teri Wisness Erin Shigaki Chin, Wendi Coombs, Glass Sylvia Wong Tim and Sharon Daly, Amy Nikaitani: Tomio Steve Momii Westland Distillery Kristy Dickson Janet Lee Sophy Patulot Amanda Wong Roger Mizumori: Carole The Comedy Sheila Woo Eric and Roxanne Moriguchi MundoVino Susie Wilkening Aaron Dietz Mario Lemata Mizumori, Roger Underground Abbie Petchtes Becky Wong Guion, Stacey Hayashi, Haru Nishimura: Frank Steve and Wendy Woo Mizumori Janet Hibiya Murayama Willamette Valley Vint Judy Ding Marci Leong Elizabeth Peterson Gaiwai Wong Virginia Hiramatsu, Nishimura Crafted Taste Janet Worley Victor Mizumori: Larry Museum of Flight Barry Wong Alina Doan Alex Leung Ken Pham Judy Wong Kachi Ikeda, Elaine, Theresa Rex O’Neil: John Crimson Wine Arnold Wrede and Mae Numata Museum of Glass Bradley Wong Sam Drazin Da Li Teresa Pham Jon, Derek and Brianna Young and Marge Crimson Wine Group Shawn Wong Diane Wright and Seattle’s Trees: M.J. Ishihara, Jean Ishii, Young* Dahlia Bakery Akiko Narusawa Don Wong Kiet Duong Jun Li Chieko Phillips Isabella Woo Gregory Nordholm Gilman Linda Ishii, Shokai and Remigio A. Pascual: Hart and Anne Nelsen Mark Yau Yin Janet Trinity Duong Qihui Li Jake Picket Tilly Word Kumiko Kanai, Eugene The Derschang Group Howard Wu Christina Shimizu: Beatriz and Vince Dorothy Ng Lois Yoshida Jasmin Eng Mila Lin Eric Racadag and Shelley Kato, Ryan Dorais Kristy Xian Jason Yada Kim-Khanh Van Wallace Arthur D. King and Candace A. DuBose Julie Nikaitani Young Tea Rocky Fong Cynthia Linet Aaron Ramos Bobbie Yamamoto Patsy M. Yamada and Alice M. King, Loren Yasuko Shigaki and Novelty Hill Winery Youngs Market Corey Fry Meng Ling Daane Margaret Randell Haoyang Yan Dennis Yamada IN MEMORY OF Mitsuko Otani: Erin Embassy Suites Seattle King, Bea Kiyohara, Downtown Pioneer Peter Olsen Cheryl Fujji Zahniser Quenita Fry Devon Ling-Efird Apollo Rimando Mark Yang Susan Yang Shaku Ahuja: Kiran Ahuja Glenn and Sharon Shigaki Square Tamiko Olson Bryan Fu Chris Liu Nicole Robert Youzhu Yang Phyllis Yasuda Robert C. H. Chang: Koga, Meredith Kurose, Mas Shimada: Shirley Clifford J. Louie, Shimada Emerald City Fired Arts OmCulture Harry Fukano Sam Llanillo Rico Roldan Patricia Yano Jeannie Yee Connie Chang Michael Minato, Jay Liz Faaland Optimism Brewing Henry Fulghum Zi Long Donnie Chin: Anne Xuan Sechiko Shiroyama: VOLUNTEERS Annie Ros Kim Yee Kathryn and John Yerke and Teresa Mori, Paul Clark, Connie Chin Emma Woo Louie*, Family Fun Center Penn Cove Kasi Gaarenstroom Dave Low Bruce Rutledge Emma Yin Emma Yin and Craig Murakami, Magorty, Mr. Dennis Samuel and Sylvia Flying Circus Pepper Bridge Jackie An Sonia Galvan Evie Low Po Saetia Jim, Bonnie, Alex and Benjamin Yu Vicky and Paul Randall Wilbert, Anonymous Shiroyama* Miyako Namba, Diane Forgeron Pernod Swetcha Ananthu Michael Gao Matt Luby Eric Salathe Ryan Yu Karen Yoneda Susan Sui-Sham Snow: Byron Chinn: Mayme Narasaki and James Henry Fukano Tommer J. Peterson Ruth Assefa Peter Gao Avril Lum Helena Salathe Long Hui Zeng Pierre Yoo Chinn Paul Snow West, Linda and Chris Gage Academy of Art Louise Pietrafesa Josephine Athappilly Alexandra Geneser Kelly Luong Sammie Riedman Will Zeng The Sakagami and Nelson, Frank Garage Pratt Fine Arts Center Austin Tsao Dan Glauber Nora Ma Alan Sato Yorita Families Nishimura, Russell Rubin Zhang

19 WING LUKE MUSEUM / WINTER 2020 20 2019 INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

$100,000 AND ABOVE $25,000–$49,999 $10,000–$14,999 $1,000 TO $2,499

Guendolen Carkeek Plestcheeff Decorative and Design Arts Fund Anonymous MUFG Union Bank Foundation Asians at Amazon Guayaki * Arakawa The Boeing Company Foundation The Lester and Phyllis Epstein Foundation, Inc. Inland Group INS Holdings / MRJ Group LLC Seattle Department of Transportation $5,000–$9,999 Seattle Public Library Bank of America Tulalip Tribes Best Buy Children’s Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The Freeman UP TO $999 * Chinn Construction, LLC * Columbia Bank Foundation First and Goal KOBOSeattle Google Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Harris & Wakayama, PLLC Vietnamese-American Bar Association of Washington Humanities Washington Washington State Department of Archaeology & Intracorp NW, LLC Historic Preservation * Library of Congress* * Lynden Incorporated MEDIA SPONSORS Marpac Construction LLC Google Grants Muckleshoot Indian Tribe KUOW 94.9 FM Port of Seattle ParentMap Puget Sound Energy The Seattle Times $15,000–$24,999 Robert Chinn Foundation Snoqualmie Tribe Fund * Part of a multi-year commitment * * U.S. Bank Foundation **Ongoing Support and/or Special Support Washington State Historical Society

$2,500 TO $4,999 Confucius Institute of the State of Washington National Endowment for the Arts * * Pride Foundation Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation Umpqua Bank Uwajimaya, Inc. Washington Federal Savings Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA) $50,000–$99,999

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Our mission is to connect everyone to the dynamic history, cultures, and art of Asian Pacific Americans through vivid storytelling and inspiring experiences to advance racial and social equity. Wing Luke Museum is a proud Smithsonian Affiliate, National Park Service Affiliated Area and Puget Sound Attractions Member.

WING LUKE MUSEUM DINNER & AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 5 PM

This year, the Wing Luke Museum’s Gala, Home, will explore the many stories and shared histories contained within our walls. Together, we will celebrate the knowledge that no matter what your background is, no matter where you are from, no matter what you eat, what you speak, or how you choose to define ‘home,’ your story belongs here. All proceeds from the event support the Museum’s youth and educational programs. For more info, visit wingluke.org/2020auction