ANNUAL REPORT January 1 ­- December 31, 2015

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PAGE 1 Letter from the Chairman of the Board...... 3 Mission and Core Values...... 4 Report of the President and CEO...... 5 2015 Chairmans Reception and Housewalk...... 11 Staff...... 12 Youth and Family Outreach...... 13 Internship Program...... 14 Visitor Information...... 15 In Partnership with the Community...... 16 Foundation and Business Contributors...... 17 Donors...... 18 Society Level Members...... 21 Volunteers...... 26 Financial Statements...... 31

The mission of the Trust is to engage, educate and inspire the public through interpretation of Frank ’s design legacy and preservation of his original sites for future generations.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE 2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016

JOHN M. RAFKIN, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD DEAR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS ROBERT MILLER, VICE CHAIR AND CHAIR, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2015 was a year that the Trust continued sites to other sites in the Midwest. And STEVEN E. BRADY, TREASURER AND CHAIR, to build on our achievements of the past our renowned Travel Wright national and FINANCE COMMITTEE five years and laid the groundwork for international travel programs extend our DAVID DUNNING, SECRETARY the next five. Since 2010, the Trust has reach to important related sites worldwide. become sole owner of the Home and Studio, PETER R. GEORGE The loyalty of the Chicago community strengthened its development efforts with DAVID HERNANDEZ to Wright’s local legacy has given us the PATRICIA HUNT a wide range of giving opportunities, and foundation and determination to look ROBERT PASIN expanded its operations to include five DON ROSENWINKEL forward to the future. I would like to thank varied and significant Chicago area sites— RANDALL S. THORNE all of our donors, volunteers, members becoming the international gateway to NICHOLE MARKLEY LINHARDT, ADVISORY MEMBER and friends whose support makes us the GRAHAM J. RARITY, ADVISORY MEMBER Wright’s Chicago. great organization we are. I am deeply TIM SAMUELSON, ADVISORY MEMBER This year, the Board approved a new appreciative of my fellow Board members strategic plan covering 2015-2020. The for their generous service, and to members plan includes an updated mission statement of the Trust’s staff led by our President & and the core values that guide our work. It CEO, Celeste Adams, all of whom tirelessly addresses all areas of the Trust’s operation. dedicate their energy and talent to the With interpretation and the preservation of success of our mission. our sites highlighted, the Trust has revitalized and expanded our education programs and established a restoration resource center. We renewed our commitment to serve the broadest public audience by creating new ADA tours that make our sites accessible John M. Rafkin to all. Our new Wright in the Region 2015 Chairman, Board of Directors tours extend interpretation of our Chicago John Rafkin, 2016 Chairman­, Board of Directors

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

PAGE 3 MISSION

The mission of the Trust is to engage, educate and inspire the public through interpretation of ’s design legacy and preservation of his original sites for future generations.

CORE VALUES

ENGAGEMENT

Engaging a broad and diverse local, regional, national and international audience through a dynamic cultural tourism program, a comprehensive and interactive website, and consistent marketing and communications initiatives.

EDUCATION

Affirming the contemporary relevance of Wright’s design legacy by educating K-12 students through innovative design programs that nurture individual vision; by presenting quality adult enrichment programs, national/international travel programs; and by producing electronic/print publications.

INSPIRATION

Inspiring our audience through powerful aesthetic experiences of authentic Wright sites, preserved to Wright’s original design vision.

FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS

Developing the Trust’s resources and maintaining the Trust’s financial stability in order to sustain Wright’s original sites for future generations and ensure a lasting and secure future for the Trust, supported by strong community and business relationships and by dynamic Board engagement.

PAGE 4 As we begin to implement the 2015-2020 announced as the only Chicago-based finalist strategic plan, the Trust this year renewed for the Obama Presidential Library. its mission to interpret Wright’s design This year’s community enrichment series legacy through new programs for adults, speakers included architect, Norman new Chicago cultural partners, and a new Brosterman; architectural historian, Gwen Education program for youth, families and Tiffany dome, Preston Bradley Hall Sommers-Yant speaking on Wright in Glencoe, a teachers. partnership with the Glencoe Historical Society ENGAGING OUR celebrating the centennial of Wright’s Ravine AUDIENCE – Bluffs; architect and historian, John Waters; and Planning Supervisor for the Chicago Park INTERPRETATION District, Julia Bachrach. Ms. Bachrach’s lecture PROGRAMS FOR on The Prairie Spirit: Jens Jensen and Chicago ADULTS was presented in the newly opened auditorium of the Gordon Parks Arts Hall at the University The Trust’s Thinking into the Future lecture by of Chicago Laboratory Schools, the Trust’s architect John Ronan was a keynote event in partner for this event. A new Preston Bradley Hall for Chicago’s first series in partnership with the Seminary Coop Architectural Biennial at the Cultural Center. Bookstore featured Oriental Institute Curator, John Ronan with Chairman John Rafkin and Steve Wiesenthal, University Architect, University of Chicago. SC A signature Trust annual program, presented in Jack Green, discussing James Cuno’s book partnership with the University of Chicago and Who Owns Antiquity in the Robie House living AIA Chicago, this distinguished series marked room. its sixth year at the 2015 Architecture Biennial. Speaking to an audience of over 350, Ronan Expanding our popular website with 500,000 focused on Chicago’s built environment and unique annual visitors, the Trust launched the challenges to contemporary architects a new online resource: Buildings of Wright’s working within this powerful historical Chicago Years, a comprehensive interactive construct. Shortly after the event, Ronan was listing of 147 sites from 1888 through 1911 REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO

Gordon Parks Arts Hall, University of Chicago Lab Schools. PAGE 5 that includes individual entries and illustrations for each site. In 2016 the Trust will expand this resource to include Wright’s work to 1920.

In 2015 the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) celebrated 25 years and the Trust partnered with ADA on their Cultural Access Project to expand access at Chicago’s cultural attractions. Each Trust site piloted sign language tours and touch tours for guests who are blind or with low vision. These pilot programs will be incorporated as regular offerings at the Trust’s sites in 2016.

Extending our tours to Wright sites surrounding Chicago, this year the Trust introduced Wright in Bradley House, Kankakee, IL the Region. These day trips to new destinations included the Harley Bradley House in Kankakee, IL; Laurent House in Rockford, IL; and SC Johnson Administration Building and Research Tower in Racine, WI. In response to the success of these tours, the Trust will introduce new destinations in 2016.

Travel Wright, the Trust’s national and international travel program, also introduced a new destination this year with a trip to Spain, where travelers visited Barcelona to see the work of Wright contemporary Antoni Gaudi and the 1929 Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion before continuing to Bilbao to visit Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim Museum, a brilliant 20th century descendent of Wright’s 1959 masterpiece.

Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain. PAGE 6 EDUCATION FOR My Neighborhood and City; Design Detectives: YOUTH, FAMILIES The Wright 3 Tour and Pentomino Studio; and Designing with Glass: The Art of Geometry and AND TEACHERS the Physics of Light. The Education department This year the Trust’s Education department, also initiated Building Blocks of Architecture with a new team of educators, launched a learning kits that can be requested by teachers comprehensive initiative under the guiding for classroom use. Kits available this year are theme Designing a Better World that integrates Froebel Design and Pentomino Design. design principles into all of the Trust’s The Education department partners each year education programs in the coming years. The with the Oak Park Education Foundation to Trust’s education programs nurture individual offer Art Start, an elementary school program, vision and creativity and align with Common and with Oak Park School District 97 to Core standards. provide all 4th graders a Home and Studio In 2015 Trust education programs served tour with classroom preparation and over 2,000 kindergarten through 8th grade follow-up. students in 32 Chicago area public, private Family programs at Robie House include and charter schools, offering in-school sessions LEGO Architects: Design and Build and Design Speaker Adrian Smith with University of Chicago students with Trust educators. Over 2,210 family and Team @ Robie. At the Home and Studio, youth audiences participated in Trust design Youth Architecture Workshops (Levels I and II) studios and 40 teachers attended professional are offered during the summer and winter development sessions at the Home and Studio family workshops are offered during the Home and Robie House. for the Holidays December event.

In-school sessions are age-specific, align with The Education department works with high STEM curriculum, and include Designing school and college interns from local schools with Glass: The Art of Geometry; Designing and and universities across the country, offering Building: My New House; Let’s Make Plans:

PAGE 7 Architect Adrian Smith, Thinking Into the Future speaker paid and unpaid working experiences with Bach family returning and a proclamation Trust mentors throughout the year. Some of from the State of Illinois recognizing the these talented young people join the Trust excellence of its restoration and importance volunteer organization as site interpreters and of its interpretation through public tours and some eventually join our staff. As the Trust events. Over 7,000 guests have toured Bach works to expand our education programs House since completion of its restoration to reach larger audiences, we also work to when the Trust commenced tours there in revitalize our organization through integration 2014. of next generation interpreters, educators, On March 12 the Trust announced a new preservationists and historians. restoration resource center where Trust INSPIRATION – A CORE members and historic property owners may access the Trust’s extensive archive of VALUE THAT PRESERVES restoration information and materials from its OUR SITES AS UNIQUE award-winning Home and Studio restoration, EXPERIENCES Robie House and other sites. In June 2015, closed to the Consultation services include information public to begin a comprehensive restoration on interior and exterior finishes, glass and of the site. The Trust website links visitors furnishings: advice on historic building care to a film on the restoration produced by and maintenance; archival samples of paint, Unity Temple Restoration Foundation. At plaster, wood trim, roofing, piping, doors, Robie House a series of casement doors in masonry, and assistance with researching the living room were restored, as fundraising original and replacement materials; advice to complete the final phase of restoration on products, suppliers and materials; and continues. access to a network of preservation specialists, including architects, conservators and Emil Bach House (1915) celebrated its 100th craftspeople. Anniversary this year with members of the

Bach House celebration. Top: State of Illinois proclamation. Bottom: Bach family members. PAGE 8 In conjunction with the opening of the the day, and introduced guests to individual center, on March 12 and March 26 the houses. Trust presented two programs on historic The Chairman’s Reception at The Rookery, preservation at Unity Temple: Preservation co-chaired by Lisa and Ray Lewis, surpassed architects Gunny Harboe and John Eifler, all previous years' revenue for this fundraiser, 100 Years: Rehabilitating Bach House and the netting $55,700 for the evening. Members Ravine Bluffs Development; and on March 26 of the Honorary Committee and major Daniel Bluestone and Richard Longstreth, contributors to the event included Ken and Frank Lloyd Wright and the Challenge to Historic Tammy Barrett, Brian and Yasmina Duwe, Preservation. Lamar and Lisa Johnson, T. Kendall and Attendance during 2015 at the Trust sites Patricia Hunt, Gary and Kim McCullough, totaled 136,934—Home and Studio, 88,410; John Rafkin and Anita Levin, Graham Rarity, Playroom mural before conservation Robie House, 37,194; Unity Temple, 4,107; Don and Karen Rosenwinkel, and Jeff and Rookery, 3,822; and Bach House, 3,401. Gloria Schwartz. Major corporate sponsors were Ogilvy & Mather, Radio Flyer Inc., A STRONG FUTURE KPMG, Sidley Austin LLP, and The Segal Company. The Trust’s 41st Wright Plus Housewalk combined original Wright sites in Oak Park Annual Fund 2015 also broke all previous with , Stables, and Coach records totaling $131,277, with lead gifts House in Riverside. For the first time, Ernest from Tawani Foundation, Rena and Clyde Hemingway’s boyhood home in Oak Park was Holland, US Bank, Robert Pasin and Muriel included on the walk, and over 2,000 guests Quinn, Hickory Foundation, Hildner took red trolleys to nine sites throughout Family Foundation, T. Kendall Hunt Family the day. Over 500 volunteers welcomed and Foundation and Patricia D. Hunt, John Rafkin registered guests, coordinated logistics for and Anita Levin, Sidley Austin Foundation,

PAGE 9 Mary G. and James P. Nelson, Don and Karen Wright’s Chicago years were the forge that

Rosenwinkel, and Westrock. steeled his backbone as an artist and visionary. Unity Temple The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Had Wright not come to Chicago, a progressive Foundation, Illinois Department of Economic city transformed by extraordinary cultural, Opportunity/Illinois Office of Tourism, Harper artistic and architectural energy, he might never Court Arts Council, and Illinois Arts Council have become the great master of 20th century Agency have awarded generous grants that architecture and design that we recognize today. enhance our ability to serve our audiences and The Trust and all of our members, cultural our community. partners, and constituency are devoted to this great American legacy built in Chicago and Major gifts to the Robie House Restoration this passed on to the world. year were from Tawani Foundation, Richard and Mary Gray, and Yoko Ono. To these and all our donors named in this report we express our Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio sincere gratitude for their belief in our mission and confidence in our future. Celeste Adams As we build upon our past and set a course for President & CEO the future, the Trust Board, staff and volunteers are united in determination to perpetuate a SC Johnson Gallery exhibition strong organization and preserve our Wright sites to inspire future generations.

Frederick C. Robie House

Emil Bach House PAGE 10 The Rookery Emil Bach House 2015 Chairman's Reception Honorary Committee. The evening with silent auction surpassed previous records. The 2015 Wright Plus Housewalk featured the Coonley House for the first time.

Chairman's Reception silent auction. Touring Avery Coonley House on Wright Plus. Wright Plus 2015.

2015 CHAIRMAN'S RECEPTION AND HOUSEWALK

PAGE 11 ADMINISTRATION GUEST RELATIONS

Celeste Adams President & CEO Laura Dodd Director of Operations & Guest Experience Rich Nichin Director of Finance Mark Campbell Oak Park Daily Operations Manager Susan Harris* Human Resources Manager Elizabeth Murphy Group Tours and Site Rental Manager Kathleen Francis Staff Accountant Joseph Barrett Robie House Daily Operations Manager Rebecca Girard Administrative Coordinator & Central Office Manager Linda Bonifas-Guzman Volunteer Resources Manager Jerome Bambera* Accounting Assistant Angela Whitaker* Wright Plus Coordinator Christina Ruscitti Guest Relations and Volunteer Coordinator COMMUNICATIONS Daniela Blanco Guest Relations Representative & Manager on Duty Taylor Behary Guest Relations Representative & Manager on Duty Zarine Weil Director of Communications Joanna Arnold* Guest Relations Representative Andrea Brown Senior Manager - Public Relations Madeline Mason Rookery Receptionist & Guest Relations Manager on Duty Christine Trevino* Communications Assistant Rita Williams* Guest Relations Representative Debbie Labedz* Graphic Designer Carol Herbstritt* Guest Relations Representative Michael Wait Preservation Technician DEVELOPMENT MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILING Thomas Gull Director of Development Kristy Johnson Associate Director of Development Heidi Farina Director of Multi-Channel Retailing Lise Braithwaite Manager, Annual Giving and Events Jason Gums Multi-Channel Retail Center Manager JoEllen Narsutis* Membership and Donor Database Coordinator Michelle Foland Multi-Channel Retail Manager Margaret Willis Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant Supervisor COLLECTION AND PROGRAMS Steve Cothard Shipping and Receiving Coordinator Lawrence Baker Museum Retail Shops Manager David Bagnall Curator and Director of Interpretation Katherine Bruun Merchandise Customer Service Assitant Risa Sekiguchi Vuillemot* Travel Manager Karen Esteras Museum Shop Assistant Manager Brittany Yelink Museum Shop Assistant Manager Emma Dwyer* Museum Shop Sales Representative EDUCATION Dinah Kittredge* Museum Shop Sales Representative Kim Scata Senior Manager for Education Crystal Pruitt* Museum Shop Sales Representative Laura Gilbert Museum Educator David Olson* Museum Shop Sales Representative Randoph Mical* Museum Shop Sales Representative Joseph Naughton* Museum Shop Sales Representative FACILITIES Richard Tomasello* Shipping and Receiving Assistant

Karen Sweeney Preservation Architect and Facilities Administrator Patrick Gronek Caretaker Matthew Ingram Home and Studio Facilities Assistant Omar Evans* Home and Studio Housekeeper * part-time

INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY

Ahnquajj Kahmanne Director of Information Systems Technology Danny Yuen Website Administrator and Interactive Designer

STAFF (AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2015)

PAGE 12 Throughout the year, the Frank

Lloyd Wright Trust presents

K-12 arts education programs

for children and families at its

historic sites, local schools and

other community spaces. The

Trust’s arts education offerings

also include professional

development programs for

teachers. In 2015, Trust arts

education workshops served

4,000 children in the Chicago

metropolitan area.

YOUTH AND FAMILY OUTREACH

PAGE 13 2015 STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM The Trust provides internship opportunities to students, graduates, and career-changers seeking to broaden their experience by working and learning in a professional museum environment.

CURATORIAL

Jeremy Chizewer University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship Nikita Dulin University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship Rhea Peddinti University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship

EDUCATION

Kimberley Borgerson University of Southern Illinois Vicky Demakis Lyons Township High School Illinois Arts Council Agency - Summer Youth Employment in the Arts Laura Gilbert University of Bristol, United Kingdom

GUEST RELATIONS

Deja Brinker Daniel Hale Williams Preparatory School of Medicine Harper Court Arts Council - Summer Arts Internship YooJung Chun University of Rochester Fintan Donnelly St. Norbert College Sierra Price South Shore International College Preparatory High School Harper Court Arts Council - Summer Arts Internship

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

PAGE 14 PAGE 14 As the “gateway to Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago,” the Trust welcomed more than 136,000 visitors in 2015.

2015 DOMESTIC VISITORS 2015 INTERNATIONAL VISITORS (TOP 10 STATES)

AGE GENDER RACE/ETHNICITY BACKGROUND

19-34 23% Female 57% Caucasian 78% International 20% 35-54 45% Male 43% Asian 8% Families 10% 55+ 32% African American 7% Latino 3% Other 2%

VISITOR INFORMATION

PAGE 15 In 2015, the Trust parternered with the following community organizations:

ADA 25 Chicago Historic Chicago Bungalow Association American Institute of Architects-Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind Blind Services Association Loyola University Museum of Art Blue Star Museums Merchandise Mart Chicago Architecture Biennial Museum Campus South Chicago Architecture Foundation Oak Park Education Foundation Chicago Arts Partnership in Education Oak Park Elementary School District 97 Chicago Community Trust Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society Chicago Cultural Accessibility Consortium Open House Chicago Chicago Flower and Garden Show SC Johnson Chicago Public Library Seminary Co-Op Bookstore Chicago Public Schools Tawani Enterprises, Inc. Choose Chicago The Laurent House Foundation Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Unity Temple Restoration Foundation Culture Coast Unity Temple Unitarian Universalist Congregation Downtown Oak Park University of Chicago EXPO Chicago University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Glencoe Historical Society Visit Oak Park Greenline Wheels Wright in Kankakee

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY PAGE 16 FOUNDATIONS BUSINESS PARTNERS BUSINESS SUPPORT In 2015, the Trust received charitable support for Business Partners supported Trust operations Additional business support up to $999 is listed historic preservation and restoration projects, through event sponsorships and charitable contribu- alphabetically. education programs for children and teachers, tions of $1,000 or more in 2015. Business Partners lectures and public programs, community outreach, are listed alphabetically. Cucina Paradiso and general operations from the below-listed Flat Top Grill foundations. Andersen Windows Giordano's Restaurant & Pizzeria Baker & McKenzie LLP Greenline Wheels Wallis Austin & Virginia Bennett Austin Charitable Fund Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Hemmingway's Bistro The Chicago Community Trust Bulley & Andrews, LLC Il Vicolo Trattoria Harper Court Arts Council ComEd Khyber Pass Hickory Foundation Community Bank of Oak Park and River Forest The Little Gem, Inc. T. Kendall Hunt Family Foundation and Patricia D. Hunt Downtown Oak Park Mancini's Italian Bistro Illinois Arts Council Agency FGMK Marion Street Market Illinois Department of Economic Opportunity/Illinois Office of Heidrick & Struggles Tourism Maya Del Sol Heritage Tile of Oak Park John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Mickey's Gyros Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Reed Family Foundation PapaSpiros KPMG Clifford C. and Virginia G. Sorensen Charitable Trust of The Saint Petersen's Ice Cream Paul Foundation McGrath City Honda Phillips Mens Wear Tawani Foundation Ogilvy Chicago Winberie's Restaurant and Bar Radio Flyer, Inc. Sidley Austin LLP The Segal Company Update Interiors, LLC U.S. Bank Visit Oak Park Whole Foods Market

FOUNDATION AND BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS

PAGE 17 The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust recognizes with gratitude the generous support of the DONOR CIRCLE following individuals from January 1, 2015 through December 31, 2015. These donors contributed cash gifts of $2,500 or above in 2015. INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT Celeste M. Adams Jacquelyn Marie DeThorne $10,000—$49,999 $1,000—$2,499 Pamela Marron Ray and Lisa Lewis Patrick and Jeanette Cannon Lee and Lori Rafkin Brian and Yasmina Duwe Richard and Mary L. Gray Michele and John Donley Ana Schedler Richard and Mary L. Gray Rena and Clyde Holland David and Toni Dunning Robert I. Selby Rena and Clyde Holland Yoko Ono Gabriela Freese John D. and Jean M. Simms Patty and Ken Hunt Peter and Jeanine George Sallie and Mark Smylie Virginia James $5,000—$9,999 David Hernandez and Tereasa Surratt Paul Solomon Lamar and Lisa Johnson Jacquelyn Marie DeThorne Michael and Nichole Linhardt Jean C. Stark Bill Kundert and Judi Davenport Brian and Yasmina Duwe Mary and Bruce McLeod Ira and Marcia Wagner Ray and Lisa Lewis Gloria and Marie Manelis Robert Miller and Amy Renzulli Delano Wilkes Gloria and Marie Manelis Gary and Kim McCullough Graham J. Rarity John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin Nan E. Shirley $100—$249 Gary and Kim McCullough Estate of Sue A. Rotharmel Karen Sweeney and William P. Janulis Anonymous Carol R. McGee Randall and Laura Thorne Anne Agee James P. and Mary G. Nelson $2,500—$4,999 Pamela Tilton Charles and Gayla Marie Allen James W. Neupert Celeste M. Adams Ben and Mary Ann Weprin Thane K. Arnold Yoko Ono Lamar and Lisa Johnson Bridget and Royce Yeater Cherie Balan and Jeffrey Kraus Muriel Quinn and Robert Pasin Bill Kundert and Judi Davenport Ballor Family Charitable Account John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin Carol R. McGee $500—$999 Marc J. Bell Loren Rogers James P. and Mary G. Nelson Anonymous (2) Jim and Margaret Bennett Karen and Don Rosenwinkel James W. Neupert Linton J. Childs Sandra Bernstein Muriel Quinn and Robert Pasin Debbie Crouch Sue and Jeff Blaine Jeffrey and Gloria Schwartz Loren Rogers Rebecca and Timothy Doar Sara G. Bode Karen and Don Rosenwinkel Patricia and Peter Handal James and Carol Brewer Jeffrey and Gloria Schwartz Janis and William Hopson Elizabeth and Stephen Bruner Rick and Ellen Kuner Fergus and Michelle Bushe

DONORS

PAGE 18 Individual Support - Continued

Nicole Cahill Don M. Randel and Carol E. Randel Fund Stephen Joel Coons Grace Staver Rarity Sharon DeVault Gerald D. Runkle Laura and Christian Dodd John Severns Frank and Faith Dusek Lisa and Ryan Shea Madelon and Roger Fross Michael J. Siska Mary C. Galligan and John Camper Donna Skupien Tim and Jade Grimms Lawrence and Rose Staat Jeffrey and Lynne Grip Mark S. Thorne Margarete Gross Richard Utterback Tim Flesch and Tom Gull Nancy and Richard Waichler Jo N. Hays Jeffrey Waldo Craig and Judy Hodson Debra N. Walters Barbro and Norman Jung Dena M. Weisbard Roberta and Dennis Kmiec Sandra Wiegand Thomas and Elizabeth Kubiak C. Webb Williams Ruel and Lynn Lehman Dana Wyman Monte J. Levinson Kerith Luchins and Daniel Raichel Ed and Martha McGee Betty L. McGhee Luigi H. Mumford Richard and Cathy Nichin Gina Mcosia Diane Nilan James Michael Novick Gregory Padgett and Marie Castaneda Edith Payne Tim and Molly Philosophos

2015 Annual Meeting at WPA Design Showroom.

PAGE 19 IN HONOR/MEMORY MATCHING GIFTS Gifts In Honor Anonymous In honor of Arlene M. Bunis Marshall and Judy Kupchan The Boeing Company Gift Match/BPAC Program In honor of Howard Floeter Barb Kraft GDF SUEZ Energy North America, Inc. In honor of Jack Lesniak's 70th Birthday Peggy Plastina Illinois Tool Works Foundation In honor of Warren and Hellen Stevens Sally and Roderick Nott Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Sidley Austin LLP

Gifts In Memory In memory of Rosemary Bailey David and Gay Anderson In memory of William F. Ryan Linda S. Ryan In memory of Betty Spaulding Oak Park-River Forest and Community Associates of the Art Institute of Chicago

IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS

Emil Bach House Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Chicago Trolley & Double Decker Co. Google, Inc. Jones Day Pontarelli Chicago Sidley Austin LLP Strategic Hotels and Resorts Tiffany & Co. Wandawega Lake Resort Whole Foods Market

PAGE 20 The Trust’s members enjoy unlimited access to a world of ideas, travel and historic sites as well as special discounts on programs and merchandise. Members make a difference. Current Society Level members:

Skylight Society Richard and Mary Gray Dale Eaman Dan Ryan Robert and Karen Feeney Allen J. Greenberger M. Fainer David T. Sidney James and Judy Graves Catherine Keigh and James Hayes John Patrick Garrett David Smith and David Coup Mary Hendrickson and Alex Gibson Gena and H. Martin Jensen Neale Godfrey and Marvin Mitchell Amee and Timothy Snell Richard L. Hess James and Patricia Jurgens Daniel Grangaard Ron and Kathy Spengler Loren D. Kaiser Stewart Macaulay George S. Hallenbeck Barbara and Mark Stampfl Mary Beth Leonard and Thomas Nielsen Ryan and Krsitin Mayhew T. Gunny Harboe Christopher V. Stevenson Terry and Connie Marbach Jeffrey and Joan Petertil Margreatha Hein Thom and Karen Sumbler James W. Neupert J. Sean Plater Nancy Hoitomt Marcia Thomas Julie Overbeck Dona Robbins-Cohen and Howard Cohen Alan D. Isaacson John and Susan Turben Barbara Ann Quilty Patricia S. Schwartz MarLen Kaiser Henry and Milly Vande Kieft Loren M. Rogers Ira and Marcia Wagner Mark R. King John Vinci Thomas R. Schiff Steve Zumdahl and Susan Arena Robert A. Klein Lisa Warshauer Kenneth and Nan Unklesbay Karen Kozlowski and Louis Piccoli Sharon and William Wegmann Octagon Society Debra N. Walters Ann M. Krilcich Carl D. Winberg Tom Alexander and Tanya Hildebrand Thomas and Marna Whittington James and Katie Linder Steven Young Chris and Janet Baumann John R. and Nell S. Lurain Fred Bauries Prairie Society Inglenook Society Julie and Scott Moller A. Stuart Bennett Julie Abramson Mark Bazin and Danni Sabota William B. Neis Lee N. Betterman Thomas and Beverly Adams Alvin Bronstein Alan Nesburg and Kathryn Sheehan Nesburg Diane Cary and Fredrick C.G. Scheer Brian Allen Douglas and Kathryn Collins Michael Pipher Bill and Vicki Christensen Eric and Catherine Allen Curtiss Cophen and Christopher Straus Karen and Robert Prince-Weithorn Terrance and Carol Coleman Thane K. Arnold Daniel Curry and Jennifer Schmidt Margi and Hugh Reardon Robert R. Dahl Morgan G. Aronson Mary Mills Dunnea Hugh and Merry Katheen Riley Claudia Daly and Bill Donnell Dan and Marcie Austen Debra Floyd Milton J. Robinson Paul and Faith Davis Deb Backhus Theodor and Deborah Giesler Barbara and Brad Rossa Vicki Giles James G. Dill Roger Baker SOCIETY LEVEL MEMBERS

PAGE 21 Prairie Society - Continued

James and Gladys Banta Carleton of Oak Park Tapas and Judy Das Gupta Thomas M. Fontana Robert Barker Anne Carmine John and Kay Daughtry Frank Lloyd Wright's Allen House Museum and Study Center Clyde E. Bassett Regina and Alexia Cavazos Barbara C. Davis William French Barbara Bayldon and Joel Block Howard C. Cavner Michael and Catherine Dedek Rosalie and Marvin Fruchter Suzanne Beatus Lisa and Richard Cederoth Michael J. DeLoye Barbara N. Fuldner Rebecca Bedell Bess and Cande Celio Andrew Denker Sandford and MiMi Furman Mark and Denise Beese Jacob Chalmers Martine Derom and William Warren James M. Gaston Brian Behan Mary Chamberlin Suzanne DeVries Cheryl Gaston and Darlene Keebler Margo and Roger Behler Sandra Chapman Thomas Dierkers Candace D. Gaudet and Kathleen Hicks Tharon and Eleanor Bilheimer Judi and Barry Chapnick John E. Dieter Richard George Katie Blesener and John Royster Linda Chasteen Eric Dietz David and Linda Gill Thomas Bohn and Laura Rogers Linton J. Childs Howard and Sheree Dittmer Barry Gomberg and Alice Kuhn Mort and Jennifer Boland Shirley and Louis Chosy Gavin S. Donahee Don and Lisal Gorman Michael Bowen and Family Nancy H. Christensen Michele and John Donley Julie Graf Julie and Joe Brackett Robert and Deborah Christensen Dennis P. Doordan Scott and Cindy Grau William and Victoria Brander Roger and Donna Jean Christy Susan and Jon Doucleff Judy and Wililam Greffin Mark and Jennifer Brandyberry Edward A. Chuhna Norman and Patricia Douglas Mark Grenier Lawrence and Lyndoris Bray Nicole Clare Daniel Duncan Duane Griffus Lawrence E. Bray Helen and Vincent Clary Susan Dutcher and Gary Stormo Jeffrey and Lynne Grip Edward V. Broesamle Sandra Kostyk and Steven Clinton Curt Dyke Stephen Groh Jill Brown Michael and Lauren Coleman, II Stan Ecklund Jeffrey and Christine Grohne Katherine K. Brown Mathew T. Collins Howard Ellington Matthew and Babette Groves Mary and Michael Brumback Frank and Christina Colombo Seth and Jennifer Elwood Frederick C. Guenther Shad and Kimberlie Burkiett Dana and Jeffrey Cooper Chuck Emick Steven P. Guild Lu Cagin Dominique Corvez Bonnie Engel Gregg Gumbinger John Calcagno and Amr Abdelaziz Steven W. Cox Ray Everson and Donna Heroux-Everson Chris and Maria Hain Jon Calderas Sean P. Craft William and Laurie Ferry Elizabeth and Marcelo Halpern Timothy and Gail Campbell James and Deborah Cryer Frances Figg and Daniel Becker Charles and Slyvia Hamilton Vera Capp Ellen Darling William and Mariah Finnicum

PAGE 22 Prairie Society - Continued

Christopher Hansen Robert Keenan, AIA, OAA Margaret Linnartz and Russell Irving Gerald and Ann McNeill Alice Harra David J. Kelly Cathryn and Donald Linscott Jacob McPherson Keith and Cristy Harris J. P. Kemp Robert Lippert and Kathleen Dwyer Maila Merced and John Ortega Susan and Harry Harsha Susan Kennedy and Maggie Mermin Sherry and Matthew Little Elizabeth P. Meyer James R. and Ruth A. Hartland James and Carol Kenton Kuang-Yu Liu George I. Meyer Phyllis Hartman Christian and Leslie Kenworthy Sandra Livingston John Michael Helen and Vincent Clary James and Barbara King Anna Vrechek Ludwig Alexis Miller Craig and Judy Hodson William and Laura King Mark N. Magnuson and Steven Westfield James Ming Chen and Heather Worland Chen Wynn and Colleen Hoerner Robert and Mary Kinney Darcy Mahoney Nancy Mitchell Christian Holkeboer Terry and Constance Klingelhoefer Michelle and Kevin Mahoney Marilyn and Wayne Montney Van Holkeboer and Linda Bachelder James and Karen Knoedler Robert J. Mahoney Carolyn and Leon Moore Stephen Hollander Diane and Daniel Koretz Vera V. Mainz Leon and Carolyn Moore Evanne Hoolsema and David Gurney Leslie Koretz William and Kathleen Malcomb Miriam Moore William J. Hornby Patricia Koza Marie and Gloria Manelis Gerald Morosco, AIA and Paul Ford Diane Houtman Brendan and Ellen Kranzmann David and Wendy Mangels Anna Morrow Dennis Zavac and Elizabeth Howland John Krzykoski and Michael McCreight Theodore J. Manzke Lora E. Morrow Melissa Hull Dan Kufner Michael Marlin and Michelle Cloutier-Marlin Sheila and Robert Mulka Randy and Susanne Hytjan Glenna Lally and Marc Gordon Patrick Martin Shawn Murnahan Russell Irving and Margaret Linnartz Lia Lamonica and Diego Ferro Scott A. Martin John and Dagmar Murphy Jim and Tanya Irwin Gayle and Mike Lampkowski Jennifer Masterson Duane Althoff and Leonard Muscolino Carol Jabs and Alfred Schectman Marion Lang Penelope Mathews Steve and Michelle Nache Stephen Jaskowiak Sharon LaPine Nina Mattarella Elaine A. and Kimbel A. Nap Susan and Kirk Jenkins David and Helen Latz Kim and Gary McCullough Arun and Seetha Natesan Willis and Shirley Johnson Josh Laurence Tracey McDonald Gregory and Cynthia Neblock Laura and Eric Jordahl Laurent House Foundation James McGee Clayton and Demetra Nightingale Thomas and Elizabeth Kubiak Don B. Leatherman Katherine and David McGuire Michael Nishimura Norman and Barbro Jung Andrew and Penny Lee Erin McKay Paul N. Noak Sona Kalousdian and Ira Lawrence Daniel and Denise Legrand Malcolm and Barbara McKean Lisa and Brad Nogar Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Deborah and Richard Leishman Duncan Mcleod William Northrup John T. Keefe Meredith Lewin Marvin and Candace McNabb Christina Norton and John Biek

PAGE 23 Prairie Society - Continued

Margaret and Jim Bennett Charles Prorol and Marcia Mueller Suzanne and Christopher Schmachtenberger Jane Strass Jan O'Connor Joseph Raist and Christine LaGana Jennifer Schmidt Phil Straus and Margaret Harris Luann O'Donnell Scott Rand Donald Schott Gregory and Ann Hesse Surufka Deborah K. Ogden Bret Reedy Jeff and Linda Schroeder Barbara L. Sutton Thomas and Ellen O'Hare Harold Rees David and Mary Jo Schuhardt H. Eugene Swantz Christine and Keith Olson Martin S. Rendon Mary Jo and Stephen Schuler Rita A. Swensson William R. Orr Daniel A. Reynolds Michael Schultz Ross and Susan Taylor Alexander Ouyang Miriam Richardson Pat Schultz Newton TerMeer Mark and Ami Owen Judy and Daniel Robinson Robert I. Selby Vincent M. Territo John and Joanne Palko R. Michael and Beth Robinson Dan Sherman and Michele Hartlove Donna Thornton Paul A. Papier Maria T. Roche Stephen Sieger John and Linda Tibensky Allen and Georga Parchem G. Rogers and Theresa Cooper Anna Siegler Ronald and Susan Traub Dana and Kathryn Park Deborah Rogers William R. Simmons Nicolas Tremblay Linda H. and Steven F. Parker Gerald and Susan Role Brad Skeel and Justin Bodie Theresa M. Tyranowski Piero and Krystyn Pecora Jeff and Christy Roloff Barbara Skipworth Lynne and Steve Uecker Rebecca and David Perry Manuel Rosa Rox and Milton Slaughter Linda Umans Seymour Persky Jo Ann Ross Andrew Smith Jane and Tom Underwood Justin Petersen and Gayle Novig Jeanette and John Rottersman Elizabeth Smith William Underwood Martin and Patricia Petroviak Gavin Rowatt Anthony M. Smyth Harry Van Goor and Simone Bluyssen Amy and Michael Phend Stephen Roy and Lloyd Kohler Sharon Spaulding Stephen Ver Halen and Jane Perkolup Amy Pickenpaugh Steven Rudis William C. Specht Nik Verzivolli Cynthia Zahn Pierpaoli Cynthia Rudmann Janet Speer Debra Vicharelli Douglas and Rebecca Pinney Barbara M. Rudolph Cindy Stanis Ross Vimr David and Lucinda Pollack Noreen and James Ryan Jan Stanton Susan and George Vrechek John Pond and Joanna Golab Robert Rzepka and Gabrielle Ryan Robert and Lori Stanwood Andrew Walker Ann and Doug Porter James Sadock, Jr. Elizabeth and John Stegeman Timothy Walker Glenna Sue Powell Jeff and Amie Samp Donald F. Steiner M.D. Walters Laura Prail and Jack Cella Paula J. Santrach Joe Stephen Mary Ann Warner and James Gagg Mark and Patricia Prendeville Janet S. Scheevel Ed and Connie Stinson James and Charelle Webb Rebecca and Frank Pride Cynthia and Richard Schlichting Jody Stokes

PAGE 24 Prairie Society - Continued

Gwen and Scott Weber Hana Weber Clare Wefelmeyer Vanessa Westfall Lyn and Debbie Whiston Mary White Glenda Whitten Sean Wicks M.D. Walters Edward D. Wight John Wilhelm and Kristin Murnahan C. Webb Williams Donna Williams Roy and Linda Williams Teresa Williams Thomas E. Williamson Marc Willis and Andrea Frazier Linda and Jim Willson John S. Winn Charles K. Wishmeier Chuck Wolf Sallie and Chuck Wolf Valerie and Don Wolfe Henry and Christie Wu Richard and Gwen Yant Virginia Yeck Lisa M. Zoia

Wright's Oak Park Studio. Photo: Bill Zbaren.

PAGE 25 In 2015, 660 volunteers contributed

29,800 hours of service.

They spent 2,520 hours in training

and continuing education activities,

which included interpreter training

for tours at the Home and Studio and

Robie House, specialty tour training,

and attending the Seminar Series

and Enrichment Lectures.

Trust volunteers lead tours, host at

events and assist guests at our sites.

VOLUNTEERING AT THE TRUST

PAGE 26 Trust volunteers are integral to the success of our tours and operations. Volunteers lead site tours, assist with guests, and support special events and projects. Their commitment allows the Trust to fulfill its mission, and we are grateful for their contribution of time and service.

Linda Abrams Kathleen Barton Katherine Braz Virginia Cassin Marguerite Adams Richard Barton Deja Brinker Daniel Castaneda Thomas Allen Wes Barwick Maureen Briza Caitlin Castro Sophie Amado Marie Bass Bruce Broerman Emma Celio Donna Ambrose Sebastian Beaghen Maurice Brooks Jay Champelli Frank Anderson Debbie Becker Andrew Brown Helen Chang Kris Anfuso Jeanette Becvar Sylvia Brown Joy Chang Nellie Angel Hank Bell Priscilla Bruce Patricia Chapman Doris Angell Theresa Benande Marilyn Brumund Aurelia Chaudagne Patricia Angell Millie Benjamin-Smiddy John Bruun Lisa Chen Thomas Applegate Derrick Bennett Arlene Bunis Marian Chen Jeffrey Arnett Tim Bennett Janet Bunn Ashley Chiu John Arnold Katarina Berin Rebecca Bunn Jeremy Chizewer Heather Grant Asaadi Christine Bernard Margaret Burke Maria Chudoba Wyatt Ashby Robert Bidlack Kelly Butkowski Christopher Chwedyk Carole Aston Nick Binotti Brian Byrd Connor Ciecko Carolyn Williams, recipient of the 2015 Catherine McLoughlin Award for Lauren Bair Stephan Bitter David Cairns Elena Cincione Hospitality, and Bill Kundert, 2015 recipient of the Wallis Austin Award Cherie Balan Carrie Blaine Helen Callahan Brett Clark for Outstanding Volunteer. Robbie Balan Sue Blaine Howard Campbell Erin O'Donnell Clark Diane Balin Christine Bloom Lee Campbell John Clouse Carol Conboy David Cook Jerry Balin Linda Borgen Renee Campbell Wesley Coates Mary Ellen Conboy Lauren Cooper Irene Balks Nicole Borgen Adele Cannell Mary Lou Cochran Kitty Conklin Sarah Corley Daniel Barnett Karen Borgstadt Deirdre Cannon Sue Cohn Jill Conley Maria Corpuz Denia Barrett Catherine Bosher Patrick Cannon Sarah Collier Julie Conmy Gale Cossey Tom Barrett Stephen Bowen Barbara Carlson Susan Colling-Mahoney Michael Connelly Tim Cote Debby Barron Peter Boyd Julie Carpenter Ali Colucci Kay Conner Royse Cramton Karen Barth Peg Brandon Ian Carrus John Colucci Nikki Conner Michael Crist Lois Barth Paul Braun Kathy Carrus Philip Colucci James Conway Maureen Crotty

VOLUNTEERS (JANUARY - DECEMBER 2015)

PAGE 27 Volunteers - Continued

Debbie Crouch Tom Drebenstedt Anita Ford Marge Gockel Krys Hansen Alyssa Jaracz William Crozier Jan Novak Dressel Joseph Foster Amy Godino Stacey Harloe Linda Jebavy Pam Cruz Elizabeth Dresser Kathleen Franzwa Donna Goetz Bob Hartnett Jane Jedlicka Maxine Darch Michael Duggan Doug Freerksen Derrick Golon Christine Hauri Gert Johnson Kimberly Darre Karen Duncan Gabriela Freese Laure Goode Kathryn Hausman Katie Johnson James Davidson Becky Dunlavey Judith Frei Laurie Goodey Jo Hays Mary Johnson Janet Davis Francine Dzuryak Rachel Freundt Herb Gordon John Heidbreder Penny Johnson Marion Davis J. John Dzuryak Lawrence Frey Hilary Goshert Dan Heiden Wayne Johnson Miriam Davison Linda Eales Linda Frey Martin Goulbourn Judith Heineman Janis Johnston Christine Day Leila Edwards Gretchen Frickx Sharon Grant Ione Heinitz Margaret Jones Pam Deady Jack Eilrich David Frost Diane Gray Lynn Hemberger Laura Jordahl Elizabeth DeBaker Hanna Eimiller Susan Frost Kathy Greco Kelly Hendrickson Christine Junious Bill Decker C.L. Elliott Rosalie Fruchter Paul Greenberg Kristine Herbst Doug Kaarre Jill DeCoursey Mark Engelen Paul Gajda Wendy Greenhouse Harold Hering Andy Kaczkowski Amie DeLuca Peter Erickson Linda Gallagher Felix Griggs Dottie Hetzel Mary Kaleta Vicky Demakis Ronaine Erickson Mary Galligan Gayle Grindley Pam Hicks Joan Kallas Sally Dempsey Connie Fairbanks Grace Gao Margarete Gross Stan Hill Larry Kameya Douglas Deuchler Michael Farley Leigh Gates Carolyn Guilford Steve Hill Victoria Kane Brian DeVinck Andrea Farrell Mary Gear Adrienne Guldin Marshall Hjertstedt Carol Ann Karlowski Mike Dianich Ann Fastert Frehiwet Fera Gebreselassie Earl Gundelach Gail Hoffman Steven Karlowski Felix Diaz Jay Faulkner Roger Geier Don Gunning Eileen Holderbaum Yoni Kaufman Ken Dickerson Julie Federico Tony Gibbons Phyllis Gunning Jeanne Hoogerhyde Paula Kavchak Joey DiSantis Karen Feeney Deb Giesler Grace Guo Gavin Hougham Linda Kaye Rebecca Doar Robert Feeney Ted Giesler Linda Guzman Elisabeth Houston James Kelly Lisa Dodge Paula Fenza Carl Giessel Donna Hachiya Gary Howell Johanna Kelly Debbie Donahue Kristin Ferguson Douglas Gilbert Jacob Hagan Debra Hruby Jean Kengott Sandy Donahue Anne Ferri Laura Gilbert Sally Hakes Michelle Humes Lawrence Kengott Denise Donald Alan Fierst Art Gilfand George Hallenbeck Sue Hynek Michael Kennedy Patrick Dooley Shirley Fitzpatrick Grady Gillan Frank Hankins Natsuko Imamura Paul Kenworthy Sharon Doty Brian Flora Cirese Giuntini Joanne Hannum Doug Irvin Kimberlee Kepper Vera Dowell Alicia Fontanetta Ruth Glaberson Kathy Hansen Jillian Jacobsen Kris Kertgen

PAGE 28 Volunteers - Continued

Volunteers - Continued

Marilou Kessler Aurore Kucaba Christine Loyer Amy McCormack Rocio Monge Susan Olson Zoe Kilavos Liz Kucaba Tim Loyer Gene McCormack Emily Monk Virginia Opitz Paul King Kay Kuhlman Yvonne Lucero Nancy McCormack Helen Moorman Rob Oppenborn Jacqueline Kinnaman Don Kumler Mary Ann Luther Bill McDonald Sue Mosher Susan Oppenborn Kathie Kinnaman William Kundert Aubrey Lutz Eloise McDowell Rachel Much Frank Orto Mary Klassen Ellen Kuner Jessica Luzar Kathleen McEnerney Maryann Muggleston Kimberly Oser Steven Klimczak Natalie Kuriata Daniel Madden Steve McFarlin Carolyn Mulac Ute Osmers Dennis Kmiec Barbara Kurth Teresa Maganzini Debbie McGahey John Murphy Heidi Oxford Laura Knitt Rick Kwarciany Thomas Malcolm Betty McGhee Mary Murphy Kathy Pace Shirley Koelling Vicki Kwarciany Darrick Malone Abby McGovern Roselen Murphy Ginny Paddock Rick Koepke Barbara Kwiatkowsky Susan Maltese Lisa McGovern Dorothy Nanni Gregory Padgett Diana Koester Sao Kun Lam Sandra Mangione Katie McGuire Lisa Napoles Shelley Paine Nelson Koga Mary Landis Tom Marhevko Mary McLeod JoEllen Narsutis Gary Palese Leo Koonmen Richard Larsen Ann Marohn Jerry McManus Kathy Nassios Marshall Palley Alma Koppedraijer Gregory Larvis Leslie Marsh Rick McNees Joe Naughton Joan Pantsios Dorothy Koppel Michael Lavery John Martin Christine McNutt Jim Nedza Edward Pariser Cheryl Koselke Rita Lavin Ruth Martin Don McVicker Lynn Neils Bob Paroski Noppharat Kositthanasarn Ted Lawrence Vicki Martin Dick Meister Brett Nerstrom Carol Patterson Ivan Kostadinov Jonathan Leck Martha Martinez Joan Meister Rebecca Nerstrom David Patterson Amanda Kowalski Virginia Lennon Sam Marts Patrick Melvin Maggie Nevrly Frank Patterson Michele Kowalski Jack Lesniak Joe Maschek Bill Merrill Betsy Timm Newton Barbara Pearson Vincent Kowalski Corrine Lettier Carol Massery Gloria Merrill Lourdes Nicholls-Kaczkowski Kaitlin Pell Ashley Koziol Donna Lettier Marcia Matavulj Elizabeth Metcalfe Stephen Nicholson Jessica Peretti Jeffery Koziol Darrelle Levin Jeffrey Mathe Naomi Miali Pam Niesluchowski James Peters Mitch Koziol Monte Levinson Kyle Mathers Fritz Michaelis Mikottis Noah Deanna Petersohn Margaret Kral Janice Lewis Denise Mavity Carol Michelini Samijean Nordmark Cristina Petrea Ray Kratzer Scott Talbot Lewis Jacob Mavity Adam Mikos Gary Northrup Silviu Petrea Grace Kruse Timothy Loftus Thomas Maxson Doreen Miller Angela Novak Cheryl Phillips Marie Kruse Rose Loggi Deborah Maxwell Lynn Miller Polly Novak Tom Phillips Lisa Krzeczowski Janet Lohr Katie Maxwell David Moehring Bruce O'Brien Don Pielin Lori Krzyzewski Perla Londres Debbie Mazanek Tim Mole Mary Ocasek Renee Pleshar Shirli Kubiak Charlotte Lothian Timothy McCarthy Ron Moline Marie V. Olmos Margie Pligge

PAGE 29 Volunteers - Continued

Reiner Pligge Ron Roman Susan Schultz Jan Stanton Jessica Thurk Terrence Watson Mike Poirier Ruth Romer Jo Ann Schurman Lois Starbuck John Tielsch Beverly Weable Frank Pond Ann Rooney Sylvie Schwartz David Staskowski Rich Tomasello Jeanne Wehman Debyante Porter Cynthia Ross Walter Schweiger Marianne Stefanski Cynthia Tom-Klebba Michael Weiland Sierra Price Lance Royce Ronnie Schweit Cole Steffen John Toniolo Kristina Welch Nathan Prince Lynne Ruch Mark Scott Rozanne Stevens Pat Trafton Gayle Weyland Michelle Puch Heidi Ruehle-May Miriam Scott Geraldine Stevenson Bob Trezevant Elbert Whitfield Nicole Puch Janet Sabri Sam Scriba Michael Stewart Elizabeth Trumbull Pam Wick Damien Qualls Sean Sabri Peggy Shannon Val Stewart Sharon Tucker James Wicks Alan Raphael Chettha Saetia Kim Shaw Kelsey Stimple Patricia Turner Carolyn Wilbon Madeleine Raymond Maureen Saetia Valerie Sherman Janet Barkley Stock Theresa M. Tyranowski Carolyn Williams Melissa Redmond Yasue Saito Hisayo Shikakura Joan Stockmal-Gordon Richard Uebele Michael Williams Kerry Reed Ronald Samuels Ross Simmons Annemarie Stohl Susan Uhlig Andria Wilson Nancy Reeder Kim Sargent Marie Simonetti Amy Stojkovich Sherry Vale Roger Wilson Linda Reeve Ashley Schaffer Ken Simpson Tim Strannix Catherine Varnas Janina Wimunc Helen Lee Reid Bradley Schaffer Rebecca Singerman Amy Stricker Carrie Vasquez Josephine Wimunc Peter Reidy Cynthia Schaffer Madonna Sivwright Kathy Stricker Mary Villareal Madison Wittkofski Karl Reko John Schaffer Carolyn Skipper Kimberly Stupar Janet Volk Jacqueline Wurzelbacher Ruth Reko Julie Schaffer Deb Sloan Linda Norbut Suits Joyce Voss Peter Yankala Susan Remington Kathleen Schalk Dan Slouka Monica Sullivan Judy E. Voss Nancy Alpert Yarush Diane Reuter Genie Schauerte Gwyn Smith Teri Sullivan Mary Wacker JeNell Yoka Pamela C. Reynolds Jeff Schertz Kristina Smith Isabelle Sumera Penny Wainwright Charles Young Mirella Ribaudo Erin Schettler Yvonne Smith Jeanne Takami Anita Walag Cristian Yugsi Tony Riley Ariel Schick Jim Solnes Vivian Tedford Jana Wallace Terry Zachata Eduardo Rios Jean Schlinkmann Josie Sommers Deborah Thill Ellen Walsh Peg Zak Linda Rios Joel Schorn Steve Sommers Lynn Thomas Jack Walsh Anthony Zamer Rose Rittenhouse Jim Schott John Sosnowski Michael Thomas Debra Walters Frank Zarate Eleanor Rivera Mary Ann Schott Gavin Souter Richton Thomas Michael Warnock Yinna Zhang Eileen Robbins Peter Schramm, AIA Stephen Spence Sonya Thompson Linzy Waters Sharon Zurek Mary Roeing Charlotte Schuerman Norman Spielman John Thorpe, AIA Barbara Watkins Barb Rohm-Rossa Jerrold Schulkin Michelle Springer Justin Thorton Roseanna Watson

PAGE 30 Statements of Financial Position - December 31, 2015 and December 31, 2014 Statements of Activities - For the Years Ended December 31, 2015 and December 31, 2014

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 2015 DECEMBER 31, 2014 REVENUES DECEMBER 31, 2015 DECEMBER 31, 2014 Cash & Cash Equivalents 1,063,846 870,616 Memberships 167, 413 167, 779 Investments - 102,123 Contributions 344,202 361,944 Cash Held for Investment 37, 298 61,604 Grants 120,581 416 , 111 Accounts Receivable 51, 493 93,897 Tours & Education 2,882,913 2,932,225 Grants & Pledges Receivable, net 149,967 208,857 Merchandise Sales 2,356,302 2,706,803 Inventory 443,678 580,010 Special Events 92,412 162,958 Prepaid Expenses 76,497 112,827 Investment Income 2,020 1,327 Property & Equipment 3,552,355 3,726,258 Licensing Revenues 458 8,150 TOTAL ASSETS 5,375,134 5,756,192 Miscellaneous 2,452 2,817 In-kind Donations 252,526 264,268 TOTAL REVENUES 6,221,279 7,024,382 LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 2015 DECEMBER 31, 2014

Accounts Payable 97,264 178,440 YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED Accrued Expenses 108,912 225,151 EXPENSES DECEMBER 31, 2015 DECEMBER 31,2014 Deferred Income 346,231 298,985 Program Services 3,746,292 4,150,757 Notes Payable - 125,000 General & Administrative 1,017,233 970,832 TOTAL LIABILITIES 552,407 827,576 Fundraising 367,119 417,199 Cost of Sales 1,196,524 1,406,175 NET ASSETS 4,822,727 4,928,616 TOTAL EXPENSES 6,327,168 6,944,963

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS (105,889) 79,419 NET ASSETS BEGINNING OF PERIOD 4,958,616 4,849,197 NET ASSETS END OF PERIOD 4,822,727 4,928,616

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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