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125 YEARS OF ENRICHING COMMUNITIES. Northern Trust is proud to support Pritzker Military Museum & Library’s 2016 Liberty Gala. For more than 125 years, we’ve been meeting our clients’ financial needs while nurturing a culture of caring and a commitment to invest in the communities we serve. It’s all part of being a good neighbor. TO LEARN MORE VISIT northerntrust.com WEALTH PLANNING \ BANKING \ TRUST & ESTATE SERVICES \ INVESTING \ FAMILY OFFICE GREETINGS FROM & Chair Found COLONEL PRITZKER WELCOME TO THE PRITZKER MILITARY MUSEUM & LIBRARY’S 2016 LIBERTY GALA! Thank you for joining us this evening to celebrate the work of the Museum & Library. It is amazing what this institution accomplishes every year as a place that expands the idea of what a memorial to service members and their families should be. None of these achievements could happen without your generosity. The design for this year’s Gala was inspired by the work of Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Bill Mauldin. Recently, the Museum & Library was selected by Mauldin’s family to be the repository for his original comics from over three decades of work, including his time at the Chicago Sun-Times as well as his 1947 book Back Home. Still poignant today, Mauldin’s unique blend of wit, humor and an acute eye for truth and accuracy serve as a window into the experiences of people who serve in the military. As a result of your support, the Museum & Library off ers an extensive and ever-growing collection of more than 90,000 items—books, periodicals, letters, journals, rosters, unit histories and more—to the public. With the use of technology, we can share this information far beyond the doors of our Michigan Avenue location. Our books, museum exhibits, podcasts, television programming, oral histories and Veterans Information Center reach nearly a million people around the world each and every year. This evening we honor the work of Hew Strachan, the 2016 recipient of the Pritzker Military Museum & Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing. Hew’s body of scholarship and his role in advising modern leaders on the historical trajectories of current events is emblematic of our mission to ensure that the lessons of the past are remembered and studied. As a scholar of the highest order, he is very deserving of this award and recognition. It is my distinct honor to welcome Senator Elizabeth Dole as the Host Committee Chair for this year’s Gala. She and her husband have dedicated their lives to helping veterans and their families, and her exemplary leadership, along with that of the rest of the Host Committee, was instrumental in the success of this event. For this and for the great work that Senator Dole does with the Elizabeth Dole Foundation’s Hidden Heroes Campaign, she has my sincerest thanks and admiration. I want to also thank all of our veteran and active duty military guests as well as their families for their service, and welcome them to this gathering of citizens and soldiers. Thanks are also in order to the Museum & Library’s Board of Directors, and to Kenneth Clarke and his entire staff , for all of their eff orts in making this evening and the work of the Museum & Library possible. Finally, I want to wish all of our guests a wonderful and, hopefully, enlightening evening. 13TH ANNUAL LIBERTY GALA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2016 • HILTON CHICAGO COCKTAIL RECEPTION | NORMANDIE LOUNGE DINNER AND PROGRAM | GRAND BALLROOM Presentation of Colors Call for Colors Called by Senator Elizabeth Dole, Color Guard from Loyola University Chicago National Anthem Petty Offi cer Third Class Danlie Cuenca, USN Recognition of Military Guests Senator Elizabeth Dole Welcome, Recognition of Evening’s Special Guests, Introduction of Year-in-Review Video Stacey Baca, Host, ABC 7 The Museum & Library Kenneth Clarke, President & CEO, Pritzker Military Museum & Library Introduction of JROTC Student Pritzker Military Museum & Library Distinguished Service Medal Presentation to Cadet Adrian Guachichullca, Lincoln Park High School Founder’s Literature Award Presentation Colonel (IL) Jennifer N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Retired) What it Means to Be a Military Chaplain & Blessing Chaplain (Major) John Barkemeyer, USA Dinner Why the Museum & Library is Important Senator Elizabeth Dole, Gala Chair Pritzker Military Museum & Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing Hew Strachan, Recipient Presented by Colonel (IL) Jennifer N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Retired) WWI & The Importance of Military History Hew Strachan Stories of Service Oral History Project Introduction, Colonel Eugene Scott, USA (Retired) Close of Program Stacey Baca Live Auction, Paddle Raise, and Raffl e Drawing Jim Miller, Auctioneer; Stacey Baca, Raffl e Drawing AFTERPARTY | NORMANDIE LOUNGE Cocktails, Coff ee Bar, Dessert Music by Stitely Entertainment Program DINNER MENU Menu To Begin… Roasted Golden Beets wrapped with an Asian Cucumber Radicchio, Micro Greens, Frisee and Asparagus Spears Drizzled with Champagne Vinaigrette The Main Co se… Braised Short Rib with Demi Mushroom Glace Paired with Roasted Cod with Pesto Sauce on a bed of Sautéed Spinach Accompanied by Mushroom Ravioli, Parsnip Puree and bundle of Haricot Vert Vegetarian Gluten Fr Opti … Trio of Mushroom Ravioli with Demi Mushroom Glace Sautéed Spinach, Ratatouille, Parsnip Puree and Bundle of Haricot Vert Some ing Sw t… Nutella Pot du Crème topped with Caramel Sauce Paired with Lemon Meringue Tart Passionfruit Coulis and Fresh Berries Freshly Brewed Coff ee, Decaff einated Coff ee and Tea Wine S vice William Hill Chardonnay Trapiche Pinot Noir GALA CHAIR Senator Elizabeth Dole, The Elizabeth Dole Foundation GALA HOST COMMITTEE Charley and Debbie Dobrusin, Charles E. Dobrusin & Associates Ltd. Tyrone and Anne Fahner, Mayer Brown Colette Holt, Colette Holt & Associates Scott Murray, Northern Trust Mary Parthe, TAWANI Enterprises, Inc. Mayari Pritzker Audrey and Albert Ratner John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Robert E. Sarazen, Goldman Sachs & Co. John and Beverly Schwan, CTI Industries Capt. Dave Truitt Kenneth Clarke, President & CEO, Pritzker Military Museum & Library THANK YOU SPONSORS (AS OF OCTOBER 25, 2016) Found ’s Circle Colonel (IL) Jennifer N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Retired) Audrey and Albert Ratner Lib ty Senators Bob and Elizabeth Dole Janet and Craig Duchossois Karen Pritzker and Michael K. Vlock Mayari Pritzker John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Cocktail Recepti Beverly and John Schwan Captain Dave Truitt Aft -Party Tyrone and Anne Fahner Found ’s Event Thank You Sp sor You Sp Thank Thank You Sp sor You Sp Thank Military Hist y Symp ium Reed Smith LLP Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Fr dom Berglund Construction BMO Private Bank Bill and Penny Obenshain Colonel (Retired) David, Brenda, and Jeanette Pelizzon J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Major General and Mrs. John borling, USAF (Retired) The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation Raeanne and Robert Sarazen/Goldman Sachs TAWANI Enterprises, Inc. Executive Team V a l Alliant/Mesirow Insurance Services Chicago Shakespeare Theater Laura and Kenneth Clarke Lew Collens The Field Museum Ronald J. Gidwitz Colette Holt Illinois Institute of Technology Jackson Gray 3 Incorporated Museum of the American Revolution The National WWII Museum Norwich University The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation Rockefeller & Co. Union League Club of Chicago United 4 Veterans World War One Centennial Commission Patriot Stephen Jacobson Richard T. Lockhart Master Sergeant Ginny Narsete, USAF (Retired) Jim Narsete Robert E. Paddor Media & Additi al Sp s s Aucti & Gifts f Gu ts Hilton Chicago Lincoln Way Inn Bed & Breakfast, Franklin Grove, IL Oxford University Press – Book by Hew Strachan Penguin Books- Book by Hew Strachan Stone Terrace Bed & Breakfast, Evanston, IL November 5, 2016 2016 Liberty Gala Greetings! As Governor of the State of Illinois, I am pleased to welcome everyone to the 2016 Liberty Gala in honor of the Pritzker Military Library. The Pritzker Military Library is filled with an extensive collection of books, artifacts, and rotating exhibits covering many eras and branches of the military. I commend the work of the Pritzker Military Library for its dedication to the people of Illinois by allowing them to get a glimpse inside the history of our military. I also offer congratulations to Hew Strachan, recipient of the 2016 Pritzker Military Museum & Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing. This prestigious award recognizes a living author who has made a significant contribution to the understanding of military history. Hew Strachan has contributed to understanding military history with his many books, such as The First World War. On behalf of the people of Illinois, I offer my best wishes for an enjoyable and memorable celebration, and for continued success. Sincerely, Bruce Rauner Governor, State of Illinois G Rauner nor G Mayor Emanuel Senator Durbin Senator Kirk THE AWARD THE PRITZKER MILITARY MUSEUM & LIBRARY LITERATURE AWARD FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN MILITARY WRITING The Pritzker Literature Award, which includes a medallion, citation, and $100,000 honorarium, recognizes and honors the contributions of a living author for a signifi cant body of work dedicated to enriching the understanding of military history and aff airs. Sponsored by Tawani Foundation, the fi rst award was given in 2007 and has since become one of the most prestigious SPONSORED BY literary prizes of its kind. Candidates for the Pritzker Literature Award — whose contributions may include any combination of academic, non-fi ction, and fi ction writing — are submitted each year by publishers, literary agents, booksellers, and other professional literary organizations. These nominees are then reviewed by a screening committee made up of past winners, community leaders, historians, and authors before a recommendation is made to the Executive Committee, chaired by Museum & Library Founder Jennifer N. Pritzker, which is responsible for the fi nal selection. The Pritzker Military Museum & Library thanks all those who assisted and guided this process.
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