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Acknowledgements Acknowledgements THE AUCTION COMMITTEE: For their countless hours: Kerri Benson Frank Dill Christine Rono Andria Burroso Irena Magzelci Sarah Z. Spence Cara Cogliano Jenny Murphy Lucia Sullivan Heather Cormier Rose O’Neil Kathryn Whittemore Gina Coyne Dianna Peterson Deanna Witter AUCTION VOLUNTEERS: For their help with solicitations, class and grade gifts, today’s set up, and tonight’s check-in/check-out: Devin Brown Alex Goho Jen Palmer Ben Castleton Jonna Logan Kate Searle Marci Cumbo Joanne MacIsaac Sara Smith Julia Cunningham Jamie MacIsaac Diane Vetrano Dawn Ferguson Shonool Malik Camille Westover Maureen Frohne Cyndy Murtaugh Emily Westover Yumi Grassia Kiri Nevin Jian Jian Wang Lisa Gibalerio Lisa Oteri SPECIAL THANKS: Burroso Family For their hospitality and willingness to open their home for use as “headquarters” over the past two months. Butler Faculty and For their cooperation and generosity to help make this Staff event a success. Big Daddy Jazz Jazz Trio from Lakehouse Music Productions Butler Families For all of your contributions to gift baskets Deanna Witter Caterer Kevin Cunningham Program Editing Lisa Gibalerio Program Editing Neal Fay Auctioneer Paul Madden DJ Sensational Foods Donating hors d’oeuvres Daniel Butler School Benefit Auction 1 Rules for the Auction SILENT All items have a corresponding bid sheet. Bidders must enter their name, paddle number, and dollar bid amount on appropriate bid sheets. Please respect the “minimum amount” and “bid increments” listed on the bid sheets. Bid as often as you wish and on as many items as you wish. It is a good idea to return frequently to items that interest you, checking on your last bid in order to win the items you choose. Bids may not be withdrawn once they have been entered onto the sheet. Your bid is your obligation to buy. Note: This program briefly describes silent auction items. For detailed information on each item, please see bid sheets. LIVE A bid is entered by raising your paddle and being recognized by the auctioneer. Once a winning bid is declared by the auctioneer, a “runner” will approach the winner with two forms to fill out. The winner will keep one copy and the runner will keep the other. Winners will use this form to claim their item at check out. PAYMENT Payment in full must be made on the night of the auction (March 10, 2012) with cash or check (payable to the Butler PTA). All items must be taken home on the night of the auction. All sales are final—no exchanges or refunds will be made Daniel Butler School Benefit Auction 2 Donors A Chocolate Dream Charles Rose Essentials AA Rental Center Cheesecake Factory Extra-Innings Watertown AAA New England Chief Tom Pasquarello Ezequiel Alvarez-Saavedra Aiyana Zaragoza Chrissy Morell Alasdair Halliday Cindy Crowley Fabyan Hair Salon Alison Murray Cindy Taylor Farah Abbas All That Matters Cityside Subaru Fastachi-Nut Store Amelia Ayres Colin Hammel Faythe Beauchemin American Day Spa Comella’s Fire Place Restaurant American Girl Connie Page Firefighter John Pasquarello Amy Roberts Courtney Mulvihill Fitness Together Andrea Delucia Craft Beer Cellar Flanery Literacy Ann Capoccia Craig n’ Co. Floyd’s Barbershop Ann Flannery Craig Taubman performer Food Tours of Boston Anonymous Donor CVS Four Seasons Hotel Arlington Boys & Girls Club Fran Strimenos – Skydive As Tyme Goes By D. Kowalczyk Pepperell Audrey Ruddock Danish Pastry House Frank and Virginia Curcio Avalon Ballroom Dance Dave Giangregorio Frank Dill Elena Chartoff Davis Farm Land Frank Pasquarello B & B Bows Dawn Evans Scaltreto Frank’s Barber Shop Barbara Becker Deanna Witter French Cultural Center Basketball Hall of Fame Deanna’s Pantry Catering Frohne Family Bells & Whistles Debbie And Friends Belmont Dolphins Debbie Dadey Garden Neighborhood Belmont Studio Cinema Deborah Hughes Charities Bena Phillipo Dellaria Salons Gentle Grooms, Sandy Koop Benchcraft Jewelers Deluxe Station Diner George Kenrick Bethenny Frankel Deluxe Town Diner George Smith Betsy Kenrick Diane Beckley Miller Georgiana Chin Boston By Foot Direct Tire & Auto Service Gloria Constanza Urban Boston Cannons Discovery Museum Gourmet Gift Baskets.com Boston Duck Tours Diver Jim’s Graziella Puleo Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Don Levy Great Hall Productions, Jim Brady Brady Book Co. Donna Cavanaugh Weiss Brian Bisceglia-Kane Donahue’s Bar & Grill Green Mountain Coffee Brian Miskell Donahue’s Bar & Grill, John Gregory’s House of Pizza Brine’s Sporting Goods Donahue Growing Up Build A Bear Workshop Dr. David Salibian Gymboree Corp. Butler School Library Dr. Joan E. Horgan H.O. Electrical, Howard Oven Cambridge Fire Dept East Cambridge Savings Bank Handel and Haydn Society Cambridge Police Department Edible Arrangements Hands on Health Association Camp Birch Hill Elegance & Grace Harvard Art Museum Camp Cody Elephant Walk Restaurant Harvard University - Blackstone Cara & Michael Cogliano Elijah Lapson Station Power Plant Carmen Denyes Ellen LaBella Heather Cormier Carol Coyne Ellen Levy Helena Chan Carolyn Liesy Emily Almas Henry Lussier Celebration Studios of Missouri Equal Exchange Herb Greene Champion Soccer School Eric Luden Huntington Theater Company Champion Sporting Goods Erin Mahoney Charles River Canoe & Kayak Erin Trudeau-Bronner Improv Asylum Daniel Butler School Benefit Auction 3 Donors Liliuokalani’s Ice Cream Jack Rummel Photography Limelight Stage and Studios Nancy Derderian Jan Brett Linda's Donuts Naomi Tokisue and Dan Jane Swift Lindsey Valliere, Pirate Booty Stevens Jeff Skillman Ling Tang New England Aquarium Jen & Arthur Palmer Lisa Gibalerio Photography New Repertory Theater Jenny Boston Boutique Little Miss Matched Nick Bruel Jessi Cardello Welch Lucia and Kevin Sullivan Nick’s Place II Jessica Clark Louisos Lyric Stage Company of Boston Nonantum Resort Jessica Mutch Not Your Average Joes Jim and Marcia Goentzel Mad Science of Greater Boston NPR Jim Belanca Marcia and Larry Lapson Joan Paquette Marie Claire Austin Oak Hill Studio, Sharon Nahill Joan Petit Mark Drysdale Ohlin’s Bakery Joanna Dunn Marmalade Old Sturbridge Village Johanna Swift-Hart Mary Baker Eddy Library Omni Parker House Hotel, Jocelyn Record Mary Catherine Deibel Boston Joe Capoccia Mary Jane McCusker On Location Tours Joe Cisek Mary Nielsen Oteri Family Joe Sent Me Mass Audobon Society Out of the Box Moves John D. Murtha Mass Bay Lines John F. Kennedy Library Mass Gymnastics Center Patriots Cheerleaders Foundation Mass Museum of Paul Lilla John O’Connor Contemporary Art Paulette Bogan Jonathan Elias Maureen Chute Pete Small Jose Mateo Ballet Theater Mendon Twin Drive-In Peter Lubershane Joseph Alexander Meghan Karjala Peter Rosenmeir Julie Babson Melissa Bland Philip Ross Justin Chiu Melissa Clayton Pirate Booty Michele Topor Plimoth Plantation Karen Maraj Michelle Powers Punjab-Indian Cuisine Kathleen Kim Midwest Grill Puppet Show Place Kathy Rushe Miriam Lapson Kendall Foley Mohegan Sun Qudsia Ejaz Keurig Monica Bylsma Kidcasso Art Studio Mr. Bisceglia-Kane’s Class Rachel Moniz Kitchen On Common Mr. Chiu's Class Rancatore’s Koco Barbar Shop Mr. McAllister Randi Pittman Kristin Boucher Mrs. Blanchard’s Class Randy’s Car Wash Kristin Romig Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Class Ray Fit Personal Training Kristine Whittemore Mrs. Chan’s Class Reme Gold Mrs. Levy’s Class Revolve LABBB Classroom Mrs. Mathew’s Class Richard H. Rose Lanes & Games Bowling Mrs. O'Brien’s Class Ro Dooley-Webster Lapson Family Mrs. Ruddock’s Class Robert Munsch Laura Vanderhart Mrs. Ryder’s Class Robert Parker Laura-Marie Small Mrs. Wolfe’s Class Robert’s Salon Lauren Griffiths, WCVB Ms. Babson’s Class Rocky Mtn. Chocolate Factory Lauren Hoffman Ms. Beauchemin’s Class Roeann Thebado Photography Lauren O’Brien Ms. Filippi’s Class Room Parents Law Offices of Lambresa & Ms. Murray's Class Rosanne Mili Rose Ms. Roule’s Class Rose O’Neil Legal Seafood Mudflat Studio, Melissa Bland Running Brook Day Camp Daniel Butler School Benefit Auction 4 Donors Ryan Kichler Tom Angleberger Tom Rose Sal Rauseo-Brush Hill Tours Tony Gallea Salon De Paris, Vivian Abkarian Toy Shop of Belmont Salon Kokopelli Toyota of Watertown Salrauseo-Brush Hill tours Turner Fisheries Bean Town Trolley Tours & Harbor Cruise Union Bar and Grille Sarah MacDonald Unknown Sarah’s Cafe Upstairs on the Square Sawires Yager Family US Sealcoat Scott Moorman USS Constitution Museum Sensational Foods Shakespeare & Co. Vincent Longo Sharon Nahill Shaseleen Salon Walt Disney World Sheering Shed Waltham YMCA Shiekeisha Jackson Watertown Savings Bank Shorin Ryu Karate Academy Waverley Collectibles Six Flags New England Waverley Oaks Athletic Club Skydive Pepperell Waverly Dental Care Skywalk Observatory WBZ-TV Channel 4 Sole Tan West Marine Somerville Police Dept. Westport Rivers Vineyard & Sophie Petit Winery South Shore Music Circus Wheel of Fortune Southwick Zoo Winters Plumbing Supply Speak Easy Stage Co. Spirited Gourmet Yoga Crossing Stampin’ Up Yum Bunnies Cakery Starbucks Stellina Restaurant Zoo New England Stems Floral Design Zoots Stephen Rostler Steve Duffy Story Land Susan Blanchard Sweet M’s Bake Shop Tara Sandonato Target Tastefully Simple Texas Roadhouse Mayor Ray Flynn The Butterfly Place The Craft Beer Cellar The Donnelly Family The Liberty Hotel The Monsour Family The Spirited Gourmet Thirty Petals Boutique Tiny Tags Tokyo Joes Studios Daniel Butler School Benefit Auction 5 Silent Auction S-00a Moving On VIP #1 S-6 Tea Table Four front row seats to Butler’s fourth Federal style, handcrafted mahogany tilt- grade graduation ceremony top tea table by master craftsman
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