110 Years of Service THE MAINE SEA COAST MISSION Annual Report | 2014 HERE’S HOW YOU CAN BE THERE FOR THE MISSION

The Maine Sea Coast Mission exists to make life better for the people of coastal Maine and its islands. We rely on your support to provide a wide range of programs. An easy way to help is to name the Mission as benefi ciary of an IRA, life insurance policy, or investment account by simply notifying your account manager of your wishes. Some individuals establish life insurance policies with the intent of leaving the Mission a larger sum at the end of their lives than they would be able to contribute during their lifetimes.

Read more about the many ways you can help support the work of the Maine Sea Coast Mission on page 21.

Maine Sea Coast Mission

LEFT: PATSY E. FOGARTY, CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF DIRECTORS COVER: HALFWAY ROCK LIGHT A Task of Greater Magnitude…

“To sail a sloop in a parish extending from Kittery Point to Quoddy Head, along the broken coast of Maine, in all kinds of weather, is not a small undertaking. To enter the coves and harbors, to call on the families on isolated islands, to visit the lightkeepers and the lifesaving stations, is a task of greater magnitude.” — First Annual Report, Maine Sea Coast Missionary Society, 1906

Dear Friends, This year, the Maine Sea Coast Mission celebrates its 110th birthday. We were organized on July 11 and incorporated on October 13, 1905. Since its beginning, the Mission’s goals have been far reaching. It was no small undertaking indeed to sail a sloop the entire length of the coast of Maine. But of greater magnitude was the work: to call on the families on isolated islands. What impresses me most in this statement is the seriousness with which the Mission undertook its ‘mission,’ caring for isolated families. Today, the Sunbeam V sails from Mount Desert Island to Monhegan, and we travel by land east to Machias. But the work of greater magnitude remains essentially the same. We care for families in isolated places. We bring health and wellness programs to the outer islands, and in far downeast Maine we provide educational enrichment for youth and help families meet basic needs. All of this work is undertaken by a devoted staff and supported by our generous donors. Moving forward into our second century, we remain committed to this task of greater magnitude. With your support, we are building the capacity of coastal and island communities by inspiring youth, strengthening families, and promoting physical, mental, and spiritual health.

SCOTT PLANTING Scott Planting President During the anniversary activities individuals shared stories about people and programs and how they had changed their lives.

WEALD BETHEL CHAPEL— 50 YEARS OF SERVICE MEETING The Weald Bethel Chapel (WBC) celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2014. This celebration provided IMMEDIATE NEEDS a wonderful opportunity to refl ect on the past, celebrate the impact of the Sea Coast Mission’s work in ■ Cherryfi eld Food Pantry Washington County, and look toward the future. ■ Emergency Assistance The anniversary activities included many events, during which individuals shared stories about people ■ Housing Repair Program and programs and how they had changed their lives. Programming at the WBC began fi fty years ago ■ Clothes for ME and included religious services, the founding of a nursery school and the building of a nature center. ■ Senior Companions For 13 years, one of the main uses of the WBC has been temporary housing for dozens of visiting ■ Weald Bethel Chapel workgroups volunteering for the Mission’s Housing Repair Program each summer. Each year, they contribute more than 7,000 hours of labor (valued at over $140,000 by the Corporation for National ■ Downeast Senior Coffeehouse and Community Service) and $70,000 in cash (all of which is spent locally for building materials) to ■ Christmas Program improve the homes of about 30 local low-income families.

■ Downeast Table of Plenty Currently the WBC is under renovation. The renovations will allow the building to provide 300 to 400 volunteers each year with a comfortable, well-equipped space to stay. Additionally, it will provide a new home to three of the Mission’s current programs: Alice’s Restaurant, Joan’s Coffee House, and the Table of Plenty. The WBC will also be available to community groups for no charge. Workshops and meetings held at the Community Center benefi t the whole community. From 50 years to today, we continue to celebrate the WBC and all it provides.

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Island Health Services Program (IHSP ), has forged strong, trusting relationships with generations of islanders and health care providers.

BUILDING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES Throughout its 110-year history, the Maine Sea Coast Mission has played a vital role in connecting island residents with needed medical care. From its earliest days working with the Red Cross to transport OUTREACH a nurse to remote Maine islands, to today’s multi-faceted Island Health Services Program (IHSP), the TO ISLANDS Mission has forged strong, trusting relationships with generations of islanders and health care providers. ■ Sunbeam V ■ Island Health Services Via telemedicine equipment on its boat, Sunbeam V, the Mission’s Director of Island Health, Sharon Daley, R.N. is able to virtually connect islanders to primary and behavioral health care providers on the ■ Island Ministry mainland. Aboard the Sunbeam V and if needed, in people’s homes, Sharon provides islanders of all ■ Island Partner Churches North Haven Baptist Church ages with personal, individualized care. Even when not in port, Sharon is available to islanders by phone Second Baptist Church of Islesboro and email, remotely helping them with a variety of issues such as tracking down medical equipment, Swan’s Island Baptist Church locating physical therapists and other specialists, and connecting them to social service agencies. Union Church of Vinalhaven Presently, the Mission’s IHSP serves seven unbridged islands – Isle au Haut, Frenchboro, Matinicus, Monhegan, Great Cranberry, Islesford and Swan’s Island, improving the overall health and wellbeing of islanders and island communities by connecting these isolated, underserved residents to medical care. The IHSP continues the Mission’s long standing tradition of providing much needed services to the people of Maine’s remote islands.

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Through EdGE, the Mission offers students the opportunity to participate in an innovative and impact-driven youth development program.

THE VISIONARY ED GREAVES Thirteen years ago, the Maine Sea Coast Mission underwent something of a sea change. Board Chairman Ed Greaves made a passionate appeal to the Board of Directors to take immediate action to assist the youth of Maine’s poorest region, Washington County. In this rural and economically depressed area of Maine, Ed saw children who faced the specter of generational poverty. He also noticed a critical lack of organizations such as YMCAs, Girls & Boys Clubs, and Camp Fire Clubs that in more populated regions provide not only recreation and enrichment opportunities, but offer hope, support, and the encouragement to succeed.

Sadly, Ed Greaves passed away shortly after convincing the Mission’s board to commit to creating a program in Washington County that would attempt to do all of this and more. But a dear friend of Ed’s made a gift to the Mission that made this program a reality. Today, Ed’s legacy lives on in EdGE (short for “Ed Greaves Education”). Through EdGE, the Mission offers students from kindergarten through twelfth grade the opportunity to participate in an innovative and impact-driven youth development program. EdGE YOUTH provides high-quality in-school, after-school, and summer programs, and currently serves over 700 students DEVELOPMENT in 18 communities throughout Washington County in easternmost Maine. ■ EdGE ■ Mission Scholarships

LEFT: ED GREAVES OPPOSITE: EDGE STUDENTS VISIT THE COLKET CENTER 6

People who use the food pantry are sitting with people who help fund the pantry. Two- year olds are sitting next to ninety-year olds.

PLENTIFUL FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP THE DOWNEAST TABLE OF PLENTY The Downeast Table of Plenty, born in 2012 from the vision of Mission volunteer, Bonnie Johnson, is a weekly community meal served every Sunday on the Downeast Campus. Today, you will fi nd an average of 75 to 100 people per week enjoying food, fellowship, and live music.

Bonnie, also a volunteer at the Mission’s Food Pantry, heard stories of hunger and loneliness on a regular basis. Many food pantry clients didn’t have enough food to feed themselves and their families and they often lived isolated and lonely lives. She wanted to create something that would address both of those very basic needs.

Her vision was a Sunday dinner where family and friends come together and share a home cooked meal around a beautifully set table. People from all walks of life would sit at the same table, new friendships would evolve and a caring community would be built at the Downeast Table of Plenty. The Downeast Table of Plenty has fulfi lled that dream. People who use the food pantry are sitting with people who help fund the pantry. Two-year olds are sitting next to ninety-year olds. When you walk into the Downeast Table of Plenty, you hear music, conversation and laughter. You see people eating freshly prepared, healthy, and nutritious meals. Hunger and loneliness are nowhere in sight at the Table of Plenty. It is the visionary and dedicated work of our volunteers that keep this mission vibrant and growing.

LEFT: MISSION VOLUNTEER BONNY COOK SERVES DELICIOUS FOOD OPPOSITE: ATTENDEES GATHER AT THE TABLE OF PLENTY 8

1905-1906 1906-1912 1912 –1926 The Friendship Sloop Hope, Motor yacht, Morning Star Sunbeam. Designed by John Bird and the mission’s fi rst vessel built at Camden Shipyard

A daughter of the THE MISSION AFLOAT The Maine Sea Coast Mission has sailed to serve island communities since its founding in 1905. For the lightkeeper fi rst two years the Mission sailed the friendship sloop Hope. It was quickly replaced by a motor yacht christened Morning Star. Six years later, the Sunbeam was launched in 1912. As the Mission grew, on Mistake bigger, better, and more year-round capable Sunbeams followed. The current Sunbeam V was launched in 1995. It provides telemedicine services in a specially equipped cabin. It provides a meeting place for Island fellowship, meals, and meetings. Come winter, it breaks ice so island harbors remain open for fi shing and picked mail boats.

1995–PRESENT the name Sunbeam V. Designed by John W. Gilbert and built by the Washburn and Doughty Shipyard in East Boothbay Harbor. It is 74 feet long, Sunbeam. has a 22-foot beam, and a seven-foot draft. It is powered by a 454 horsepower diesel engine. 10 1926 –1939 1939–1964 1964 –1995 Sunbeam II. Designed by Albert Sunbeam III. Designed by Tams, Sunbeam IV. Designed by Luther Condon and built at the Jonah P. Inc. and built by the Harry G. Marr Blount and built by the Blount Marine Morse Shipyard in Damariscotta Shipyard in Damariscotta Corp. of Warren, R.I.

THE MISSION AFLOAT

11 The students came away from this experience with a sense of camaraderie and achievement, both values of the Mission.

MISSION SCHOLARS GAIN LEADERSKILLS In 1918 the Maine Sea Coast Mission began the Scholarship Program, awarding scholarships totaling $918 to fi ve students. In 2014 the Mission awarded $143,000 in scholarships. Since its inception, the program has awarded a total of $2.5 million in scholarships.

For the past seven years, Mission board members, staff, scholarship recipients and their families have enjoyed an annual BBQ celebrating their accomplishments. The numbers of annual attendees have been well over 200.

In 2012, the program added the Scholarship Leadership Workshop as an offering to scholarship awardees. Members of the Board of Director’s Scholarship Committee welcomed Mission scholarship recipients to the Colket Center at the 2014 leadership workshop.

Scholars participated in team building exercise and had the opportunity to interact with the Mission’s Board of Directors. The students came away from this experience with a sense of camaraderie and achievement, both values of the Mission. Congratulations to the 2014 Mission Scholars!

LEFT: AN EARLY GROUP OF MISSION SCHOLARS 12 OPPOSITE: SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE MEMBER SHIRLEY WATSON DELIVERS A SCHOLARSHIP CHECK

MAINE SEA COAST MISSION FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Statement of Activities for the Year Ending December 31, 2014 TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES $3,552,279 $2,991,491 OPERATING REVENUE, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT Contributions and grants $1,264,883 Special events and programs 198,921 Gain (loss) on sale of donated assets 1,424 Investment appropriation withdrawn for operations 1,355,178 Net assets released for restricted purposes 731,873 I Annual Giving 22.0% I Christmas 1.4% TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE, I I GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT 3,552,279 Bequests 4.4% Colket Center 8.4% I Trust Income 6.0% I Downeast Outreach 20.3% OPERATING EXPENSES I Endowment Income Withdrawal 37.4% I Outer Island Ministry 6.7% Youth Development 1,268,422 I Government Grants 5.8% I Sunbeam 12.9% Direct Service 901,598 I Other Grants 16.6% I Island Health 7.8% Island Outreach 821,471 I Program Income 1.4% I Scholarship 5.8% I Pre-2014 Restricted Funds Used 6.4% I EdGE 36.7% TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSE 2,991,491

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES Development and Fundraising 308,009 NOTES TO $3,566,815 Management and General Administrative Expense 267,315 FINANCIAL TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 575,324 HIGHLIGHTS Maine Sea Coast Mission TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 3,566,815 is a nonprofi t, tax exempt CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS (14,536) organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal NON-OPERATING GAIN (LOSS) I Program Expenses 83.9% Revenue Code, a publicly Contributions 2,379,673 I Fundraising Expenses 8.6% supported organization as Net non-operating gain (loss) I General Expenses 7.5% defi ned by Section 170(b) A-6. greater than withdrawals for operations (725,424) Contributions are tax deductible. An independent TOTAL NON-OPERATING GAIN (LOSS) 1,654,249 auditor’s report is available by contacting Anthony TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 1,639,713 Hessert at 207-288-5097. NET ASSETS Beginning of year 41,135,344

End of year $42,775,057

14 2014 DONORS MACDONALD SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Branson, Ms. Carol E. Woolman Healthy Acadia Ineke H. Schair Fund, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Bennett The founders of the Mission were brothers Edward S. and Cornelia Greaves Mr. Charles C. Butt Ms. Beverly I. Healy Community Foundation Mr. Ronald E. Bishop Angus and Alexander MacDonald. Fund, Maine Community Foundation Helen and Roc Caivano Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hintenlang Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Schieffelin Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Blake Louis & Leona Cleaves Trust Mr. and Mrs. John H. Carman, Mrs. Nancy K. Ho, The Kimball Shop Mr. and Mrs. John D. Schlegel Gordon Bok and Carol Rohl $100,000 and above The First Howard E. and Mildred M. Kyle & Boutique Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Schwab Mr. and Mrs. William H. Buchanan, Jr. Anonymous (3) Fisher Charitable Foundation Charitable Foundation Mrs. Mary S. Hockmeyer Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Shubert Mr. and Mrs. Ordway Burden, Mrs. Cornelia A. Greaves Bates Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Flanagan Certified Network Systems Mrs. Eileen H. Holberg Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sivon Florence V. Burden Foundation The Wildflower Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Flynn, Maine Christ Church of Dark Harbor, Islesboro Nancy and Steve Homer, John W. Mr. Kenneth J. Smaha Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Burke Bristol Fund, Maine Community Small Animal Clinic 19 0 5 S O C I E T Y Community Foundation Christ Church, UCC, Elizabethtown, Ms. Patricia L. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Fogg III Pa. Foundation Mr. Gerald S. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. William Ceckler The Maine Sea Coast Mission was Fog House Fund Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Clapp Hope Community Church, Ms. Barbara Heldt Mr. and Mrs. William B. Chandlee, Jr. incorporated in Bar Harbor, Maine Jill M. and Sheldon F. Goldthwait, Jr. Coastal Kayaking Tours and Newburyport, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Smith, Manor Church of the Redeemer, Sorrento in 1905. Patricia Greaves Nelson, Edward S. Acadia Bike Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Hosley III House Inn Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cleminshaw $25,000–$99,999 and Cornelia Greaves Fund, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Colburn Mr. and Mrs. David P. Ingram The Snowman Group Congregational Church of Topsfield, Anonymous (2) Community Foundation Congregational Christian Church, Jackson Laboratory Somesville Union Meeting House, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Coleman Ambassador and Mrs. Charles A. Lubec Gail G. James UCC Cox Memorial Fund, Renaissance Cornelia Cogswell Rossi Foundation Heimbold, Jr., Heimbold Foundation Congregational Church in Cumberland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Keohan Mrs. Diana Davis Spencer Charitable Foundation Elmina B. Sewall Foundation Julia Borgardus, Miranda Hunt Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cooper, Jr. Mr. John S. Knott Phineas W. Sprague Foundation Ms. Sally Scully Crock Dr. Richard W. Snodgrass Borden, Peter Hunt, and Leslie Ms. Vickie L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kramer Squirrel Island Chapel, Boothbay Mr. Allerton Cushman, Jr. and Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation Palumbo, Point Harbor Fund, Maine Mr. and Mrs. David K. Crapps Dr. and Mrs. Julius R. Krevans Harbor Ms. Janet Shipman Mrs. Marjorie D. Twombly Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Cutler Howard E. and Mildred M. Kyle St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church, Darling’s Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Gavin H. Watson, Jr. The Rev. and Mrs. C. Scott Planting Senator and Mrs. Dennis S. Damon Charitable Foundation Yarmouth Ellen and Bill Dohmen Ambassador and Mrs. Philip Lader Mrs. John K. Stephens WEST STREET SOCIETY The David Rockefeller Fund, Inc. Barbara David Dr. Charles H. Dorr Mr. William P. Stewart Mr. David A. Davis Ms. Elaine C. Latham Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Mr. Donnelly S. Douglas The Colket Center, the Mission’s iconic Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stillman Dead River Company Ms. Rosalind W. Lewis Carol and John Thompson, Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Duffy headquarters, is located at 127 West Town of Swan’s Island Mrs. Josephine H. Detmer Dr. and Mrs. Edison T. Liu Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Eachus Street in Bar Harbor. United Way of Eastern Maine Mrs. Edith R. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Thornton C. Lockwood Ms. Joan P. Tilney Mr. and Mrs. Reginald B. Elwell, Jr. $10,000–$24,999 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wister, Jr. The Docksider Mrs. Miriam E. Malkasian Mr. William C. Trimble, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fannon Anonymous Wayanne Fund, Maine Community Arlyn Whitelaw and Domenic Efter Anne E. and John K. Marshall Trinity Lutheran Church, Camp Hill, Pa. First Congregational Church, Fryeburg, Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Foundation Emergency Food and Shelter Program Liz and Arthur Martinez, Martinez Tri-Town Council Mass. Birch Cove Fund, Maine Community Dianna and Benjamin Emory, Ocean Family Fund United Parish of Auburndale, Mass. First Congregational Church, Foundation DOWNEAST SOCIETY Ledges Fund, Maine Community Mr. and Mrs. Clement McGillicuddy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wakeman Westfield, Mass. Ruth M. and Tristram C. Colket, Jr. The Mission serves individuals, families Foundation Fiddlehead Fund Mr. and Mrs. John M. Williams First Parish Congregational Church, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Darby, Jr. and communities in Downeast Maine. Family to Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McKown Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wilson, Howard UCC, Yarmouth Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ervin $1,000–$4,999 FBB Capital Partners Milbridge United Methodist Church P. Colhoun Family Foundation First Presbyterian Church, John T. Gorman Foundation Anonymous (5) Capt. and Mrs. Charles D. Fellows, Arthur N. Milliken Fund Ms. Nancy C. Woodward Newburyport, Mass. The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. J. Clark Grew II Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Ackerman The Fellows Foundation Ms. Zareen Taj Mirza York Association of Congregational Rev. and Mrs. Fred S. Foerster Anne Jackson, Maine Community Charles B. Alexander and First Congregational Church, UCC, S. Mount Desert Island Lions Club Churches Mr. and Mrs. Peter Foss Foundation Timothy T. McCormick Portland Mr. and Mrs. John D. Myles Mr. Paul Zintl and Dr. Elisabeth Frost Mrs. Anne T. Gartner Maine Community Foundation All Saints’ Anglican Church of Fishhawk Foundation Nautilus Foundation, Inc. Jim Geary and Louise Soucy Maine Health Access Foundation Amesbury, Mass. R.H. Foster Energy, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Niemitz BOLD COAST SOCIETY Ms. Sally A. Gibson Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust Mrs. Ellen T. Asherman Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Foulke Ambassador and Mrs. Chester E. The Mission has served communities Ms. Mary Cox Golden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Murphy Assabet Valley Vocational School Franklin Methodist Church Norris, Jr. along Maine’s rugged bold coast for over Ms. Elizabeth H. Gooding Sigma Kappa Foundation District Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendall Gillett III Northern Trust 107 years. Mr. and Mrs. David Goodrich Mrs. Charlotte C. Weber athenahealth Mr. and Mrs. John S. Goldthwait North Haven Summer Services, Inc. $500–$999 Dotti Erikson, Gordon Iver and Dorothy Wyman’s of Maine Mr. Alan L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Evan R. Goley Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson Anonymous (2) Brewer Erikson Fund, Greater Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Poteet II WEALD BETHEL SOCIETY Ms. Elizabeth W. Bamford Ms. Dorothy S. Gray Fund Acadia Corporation Worcester Community Foundation Bar Harbor Congregational Church, Green Street United Methodist Church, Prior Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Allen Fred and Debbie Grunewald Weald Bethel is the original name given UCC Augusta Cornelia Robinson, John M. Robinson Dr. Susan R. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Habermann to the Mission’s Downeast Campus in Pat and Russell Beede, Stearns Anne and James Green Fund, Maine Community Foundation Mrs. Marion S. Ballard Hancock United Church of Christ, Cherryfield. Charitable Trust Captain Kaveh Haghkerdar and J.T. Rosborough, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bannister Lexington, Mass. $5,000–$9,999 Beneficent Congregational Church, Captain Liz McMullan Robert A. Roth Charitable Fund, Maine Ms. Lydia M. Barnes Mrs. Andrea Hatch Anonymous (3) UCC, Providence, R.I. Dr. Kathleen A. Harper Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brett A. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Hitz Mr. Edward L. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Benson III Mr. David Harrington and Raymond Village Community Church Mr. Eric Beachy and Ms. Rebecca Ellis Ms. Sherry F. Huber Ms. Lorraine D. Gawronski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Buchanan Ms. Victoria C. Hatch Anne H. Russell Fund Dr. Paul J. Beisswenger and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hutchins Mrs. Charlotte T. Bordeaux Mr. Richard H.D. Bullock, Jr. and Ms. Susan Pope Hays Mr. William L. Saunders, Jr. Ms. Carolynne Krusi Ms. Ida Jackson 15 Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Judd Ms. Kathleen E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jeff J. Barratt Dr. and Mrs. John B. Carter Mr. Charles R. Keen Mr. and Mrs. Norcross Teel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Carter Mr. Arthur Keller and Linda B. and Billy L. Thompson Ms. Sharon Bartels Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Cary Mr. Mark Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Dana E. Twombly Lori and Matt Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Cassidy Ms. Sheila Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Twombly Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bartsch Mr. Robert P. Chaplin Mrs. Emily L. Lewis, Haven Trust, Van Dyke Family Foundation, Inc. The Reverends Jean and Brendon Bass Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Chartrand Middlecott Foundation Mrs. Brigitte R. van Marcke Mr. Andrew Bauer Ms. Donna Lee Cheney Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lowe Water of Life Lutheran Church, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Beal Mr. and Mrs. James D. Chesney Mrs. Yvonne McAuliffe Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Cheston, Jr. Mrs. Lynne P. McGinn Wednesday Wizards Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Beckjord Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cheston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell T. McMillen Caspar W. Weinberger Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David S. Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chetwynd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dana G. Mead Mr. and Mrs. Bradford S. Wellman Mr. Edward Bennett Ms. Gwen Chiappini Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wheatland Ms. Jennifer E. Bennett Ms. Susan Terry Childs Dr. Barbara C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Winston H. White Mr. James G. Bennett III Ms. Poe C. Cilley Dr. Paul R. Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse Mr. B. Allan Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Cinelli The Tom and Bethany Mullen Wilson Memorial Chapel, Ocean Ms. Nancy Hill Ms. Constance M. Clark Charitable Gift Fund Point Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Benson Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Natsios Ms. Carol M. Woods Mr. David Bernhardt Mr. and Mrs. William R. Clausen Mrs. Janneke Seton Neilson Mr. and Mrs. William Youngs Ms. Linda C. Black Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Clemence Anne and Fred Osborn III, Easter Ms. Sophie Black Drs. Roberta and Lawrence Coffin Foundation OUTER ISLAND Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Blank Ms. Judy Colby-George Mr. and Mrs. John H. Page SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Blood Mr. John Collier and Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Parker Sunbeam V currently serves ten islands off Ms. Catherine L. Bloom Mrs. Susan Ferrante-Collier Parker Ridge Assisted Living the coast of Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Blythe Dr. and Mrs. Darron Collins Mr. Richard W. Pendleton, Jr. Ms. Frances Bodell Congregational Church, Wells Mr. Daniel A. Pileggi and $100–$499 Ms. Sheila Bodine Mrs. Kathleen B. Cook Ms. Bronwyn W. Kortge Anonymous (11) Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bono Ms. Rebecca Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Pope Ms. Alice Reid Abbott Judge W. Kennedy Boone III Dr. and Mrs. Louis R. Cos Mrs. Janet J. Post, Post Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Abodeely, Jr. Drs. Alan R. and Margaret Z. Booth Mr. Alfred V. Covello Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Post, Post Above Average Coop Mrs. Florence Hopkins Borda Mr. Archibald Cox, Jr. and Family Fund Charles and Marjorie Adams Ms. Wendy L. Bousfield and Mrs. Judy Gordon Cox Barbara and Art Powell Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Adelman Mr. David E. Marcus Mrs. Mary P. Crabbs Mr. Richmond Prescott Alcyone Chapter #71 Mr. Nathaniel C. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Bradley P. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Philip Price, Jr. Alfred Parish Church, UCC Mr. Carl M. Brauer and Mr. and Mrs. J. Max Creswell Ms. Dena Rakoff Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Allen Ms. Nancy J. Schieffelin Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cripe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Reeves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Alley Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Breedlove Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Crocker Ms. Janet A. Riesman All Souls by the Sea, Steuben Mr. Robert Breen and Cromwell Harbor Motel Mr. Christopher du P. Roosevelt Mr. David A. Aloise Ms. Deborah R. Wade The Rev. Myrick T. Cross Ms. Ruth Rossi and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Anderson Ms. Marjorie Bride Ms. M. Lisanne Crowley Mr. Benjamin Blaney Mr. and Mrs. William G. Anderson Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ms. Anne A. Cushman Mr. Stephen Ruda and Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Armstrong Ms. Dorothy M. Brittingham David Community Church, Osage, Ia. Ms. Christina R. Seed Mr. and Mrs. John G. Arrison Joan and Edward Bromage, Bromage The Davis Agency Mr. and Mrs. William Russell Ascension Lutheran Church, Willow Family Fund Ms. Gailen R. Davis Jo D. Saffeir and Kristian Carr, Saffeir Street, Pa. Brookings-Smith Funeral Home Roberta T. Dawson Family Fund, Maine Community Dr. and Mrs. Carl Aselton Mr. and Mrs. Burrow Brooks Mrs. Anne P. Reed Dean Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ash Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson R. Debevoise Mr. John V. Sawyer II AtlanticDentists.com Ms. Kim Brown Mr. Benjamin R. Deering Ms. Jean M. Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Attura Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bucklin Deer Isle Yacht Club Mr. and Mrs. David W. Schoeder Ms. Anne E. Aubry Ms. Laura L.T. Bullitt Mr. and Mrs. Arun K. Dhand Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Scott Mr. Michael I. Axelrod Mr. and Mrs. David Bullwinkle Mrs. Alix C. Diana Mr. and Mrs. David C. Sears Mr. and Mrs. William L. Babcock Dr. Carol J. Bult Claire and Stephen Dick Henry and Peggy Sharpe, Sharpe Mr. Paul Bakke Ms. Ellen M. Bunker Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Dickinson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Burgund Mr. Spencer E. Dickinson George Shaw Fund, Maine Mrs. Jane C. Ballard Ms. Judith C. Burleigh Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dietz Community Foundation Bangor Savings Bank Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Ms. Margaret DiGaetano Mr. Dennis L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bankson Home Dr. Richard C. Dimond Ms. Karen O. Zimmermann Bar Harbor Merchants Association Mrs. Lucy A. Burr Mr. Jefferson Dobbs and St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church, Machias Bar Harbor Savings & Loan Community Spirit of Giving, Camden Ms. Karen Sharpe Stanley Subaru Mr. Andrew J. Baron Jr. and National Bank Stephen Dock Mr. Robert E. Stevens and Ms. Joan E. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Carpenter Ms. Jane Davis Doggett 16 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Donaldson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Genimatas Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hollenbeck Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lape Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Gerber Dr. and Mrs. William S. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Lape Mr. and Mrs. John E. Drake Mr. and Mrs. Archibald L. Gillies Dr. and Mrs. William R. Horner Mrs. Hope W. Lapsley Mr. and Mrs. Ford B. Draper, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Howe Mrs. Katherine D. Lathrop Mr. and Mrs. George Draper Ms. Jessie A. Godfrey Ms. Malen R. Hsu Mr. Peter J. Lauria and Ms. Martha T. Dudman Charlie and Mazzie Gogolak Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hughes Ms. Kathleen S. Sheehan Ms. Carol McCarthy Duhme Mr. Rick Goode and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hull Ms. Persis G. Laverack Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Duncan Ms. Joan M. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Hume Lenape Valley Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Yvan E. Dupuy Todd Goodwin Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Humez Mr. and Mrs. James D. Levine II Ms. Cynthia B. Dutton Mr. Robert Gossart and Mrs. Angela M. Imhof Mr. and Mrs. Cary Levinson Ms. Deborah M. Dyer Mrs. Judith Burger-Gossart Mr. Ronald P. Indorf and Ms. Molly Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dysart Mr. Andrew R. Grainger Ms. Donna E. Elliott Paul R. Lewis, Lewis Family Fund The Rev. and Mrs. George W. Easton Mrs. Jean Grant Mr. and Mrs. Randy R. Jackson Ms. Verna C. Lewis Edgecomb Congregational Church Mr. Philip Grausman and Ms. Alison Andrea Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. John A. Libby Mr. Charles H. Egerton and Ms. Judith Petrovich Kelly A. Jaensch Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Lin The Rev. Karen C. Egerton Mrs. Ann Casey Graves Dr. Virginia S. James Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Lind, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Eley Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Gray Ms. Evelyn I. Jellison Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lingel II Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Terrence H. Gray Mr. and Mrs. David J. Jennell Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Lingelbach Emmaus Lutheran Church, Falmouth Paul and Margot Haertel Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Johnson Ms. Bernice Look Mrs. Celia P. Emmons Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hale Mr. E. Daniel Johnson Ms. Cindy L. Look and Sylvia M. Erhart Ms. Ann Cox Halkett Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Johnson Mr. Robert L. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Erikson, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth M. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Loring Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Eustis II Mrs. Madeline H. Hamersley The Rev. and Mrs. William A. Johnson Lovell United Church of Christ Mr. Frederick C. Evering Mr. and Mrs. A. Ricker Hamilton Mr. R. Christian Johnston Mr. and Mrs. K. Prescott Low Family Only, Inc. Mr. Morris Hancock and The Rev. Mary and Mrs. Lorraine S. Lowell Family to Family The Rev. Linda Peyton Hancock Mr. Robert L. Johnstone III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Luck Dr. and Mrs. William C. Meade Narraguagus Post 8 American Legion Federated Church, Thomaston Mr. Victor Hand and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Jones Thomas J. Lynch Fund Mr. and Mrs. Terence Meehan Beano Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Fenno Dr. Patricia H. Hand Jonesboro Union Church Mr. Martin M. Lyons Mrs. Isolina T. Meeks Mrs. Lois Nealley Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Fernald Capt. Bertil James Haney Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jordan, Jr. Mr. John Macauley The Rev. James W. Meister Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Neilson Ms. Lauri E. Fernald Ms. Beverly Hannett-Price Ms. Meghan Joyce Mr. and Mrs. H. Stanley MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Mr. Stephen S. Nelmes and First Congregational Church, Hanson, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hannum Just Give.org Mr. and Mrs. Nigel S. MacEwan Mr. and Mrs. James S. Menson Ms. Ellen B. Meier Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hanson Mr. James A. Kadin and Machias Savings Bank Mr. John L. Merrill, Jr. Newfield Congregational Church First Congregational Church, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard E. Haraden Ms. Julia A. Hagle Mr. and Mrs. Ward D. MacKenzie Mrs. Jean P. Messex New Image Hair Salon Millinocket Ms. Anne Harrington Mr. and Mrs. James N. Kannry Ms. Marcia T. MacKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Meyer Mr. Max Nibert First Congregational Church, N. Anson Mrs. Nancy G. Harris Mr. Stephen Keiser and Mr. and Mrs. Meredith H. Mackusick Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Meyer Ms. Sylvia Greaves Norton First Congregational Church, S. Paris Ms. Elisabeth S. Harrison Ms. Karen Perry Kathryn MacLeod Ms. Florence R. Meyer Mr. Frederick C. Olday First Congregational Church, UCC, Mrs. Ann E. Haslett Mr. Morris C. Kellett Mr. John Macomber Mr. and Mrs. William P. Meyerjack, Jr. Old South Congregational Church, Brewer Ms. Nancy A. Hawes Mr. Dennis A. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Victor K. Macomber Milbridge Area Merchants Association Hallowell First Parish Congregational Church, Karyl and Rich Hayes Ms. Gwendolyn L. Kelley Mrs. E. Barbara MacQuinn Milbridge Congregational Church Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. O’Leary York Robert and Priscilla Hayes Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Kelley Maine Credit Union League Milbridge Congregational Church Mr. Robert Olney and First Congregational Church of Gray Mr. and Mrs. Dana R. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kelley III Maine State Troopers Assn. and Maine Women Ms. Catherine Richards First Congregational Church Women’s Ms. Judith E. Hazen Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kellogg State Troopers Fndn. Mr. Henry P. Minis and Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Olsen Fellowship, Searsport Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Healing Mr. and Mrs. John N. Kelly Calvin Malefyt Fund Ms. Patricia E. Hughes Ms. Tonda L. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hecht Mr. Mel Kendrick and Mr. and Mrs. John P. March, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mitchell Mr. Edward S. O’Meara Jr. and Ms. Katharine C. Fischer Ms. Pamela P. Helms Ms. Mary Salter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall Ms. Page Mitchell Ms. Amanda L. Schumaker Ms. Betsy Fitzgerald Mr. Darwin Heme and Ms. Ruth Binder Mr. Moorhead Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. C. Keith Martin Mitchell Institute Mr. and Mrs. David W. Opdyke Dr. Martin Fleishman Mr. Merton G. Henry Ms. Ellen Kappes Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Martin, Jr. Mr. Dale Moffett Ortega Juneau Construction Company Ms. Elizabeth C. Forster Mr. Eric W. Hermansen Ms. Kathryn Kersey Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Martin Monhegan Community Church Mr. William Osborn Mrs. Temple Fourment Ms. Heidi L. Hershberger Mr. William H. Killam The Rev. and Mrs. Leroy L. Martinson Carl C. Monk Otter Island Foundation Mr. Peter E. Fox Ms. Carol A. Hetzel Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H. Kimnach Mr. Shipley C. Mason Ms. Jessie R. Moore Mr. Richard Palazola and Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Fox Ms. Elizabeth Hicken Mrs. Cornelia N. Kittredge Ms. Marilyn M. Mays Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Moran, Jr. Ms. Jane Monahan Mr. and Mrs. James C. France Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hinckley Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McAdoo Ms. Catherine M. Morrow The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph S. Palmer Ms. Martha J. Freimuth Mr. Matthew B. Hird Mrs. Alexandra B. Knox Mr. Mark McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. John L. Morrow Mary and David Parker Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Fuerst Ms. Frances S. Hitchcock Ms. Anne M. Kozak Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter McCracken Dr. Herbert C. Morse III Mrs. Chris Parsons-Mank Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Furciniti Mr. Peter Bowen Hjorth Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Krevans Mr. Joshua McGinn Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Mullen Mr. Robert A. Pauley Mr. R. Louis Gallagher and Ms. Pauline Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Phillips L. Kuhl Mr. Angus Duncan McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Peacock Astra Haldeman III Ms. Nancy J. Hoeflich Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ian Kuniholm Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. McKay Pat and Don Murphy Mrs. Stephen Pearson Galyn’s Mr. David J. Hoffert Ladies Benevolent Society, Wells Mr. and Mrs. Tony C. McKim Ms. Peggy J. Murray Ms. Wendy Penley Garden Club of Mount Desert Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hogenboom Ms. Sandra Lee La France Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. McNair Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Murrin Penobscot East Resource Center, Inc. Geddy’s Pub Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Holland Ms. Priscilla W. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Creighton McShane Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Mygatt Ms. Laura K. Perkins 17 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Perry Nancy L. Saunders, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Weg Ruth and Austin Robinson Trust Anne Pell Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petraitis Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Sawyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Holmes Stockly Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sullivan Deborah Nowers and Henry Peach Kitty and Dick Pierson Mary W. Schley Fund, Community Striper Bait Company, LLC Dr. Katharine Wellman and Della and Wyman Whitney Trust Kathleen Fearn and Andy Richter Judith C. Pinney Foundation of the Chattahoochee Mr. David G. Struck and Mr. Douglas Wells Suzanne Brown, Eric Morrison, Robin Mr. Bruce A. Plasman Valley Ms. Lavon L. Bartel Elisabeth A. Wells MATCHING GIFT Fay Brown Morrison, Kajsa Brown Ms. Carole Plenty Mr. Henry L.P. Schmelzer and Ms. Jo Ann C. Stump Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Werner COMPANIES Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Peter Plumb Ms. Cynthia E. Livingston Ms. Barbara A. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Blair West Anonymous Linda Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Pooley Ms. Sally S. Schnitman Sunrise Gas Mrs. Frances S. Wetherell GE Foundation Shari and Derry Roopenian and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Pope Mr. Karl R. Schoettle, Jr. Mr. Tobias W. Suttle Mr. Robert P. Wexler and Goldman, Sachs & Co. Linda Robinson Portside Grill Barbara and Craig Snapp Ms. Anne L. Swenson Ms. Gayle M. Slattery PepsiCo Foundation The Rev. and Mrs. Peter Rupprecht Mr. and Mrs. Steve Potter Mr. and Mrs. R. MacDonald Scott Ms. Paula Swenson Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Whitehouse III Pfizer Foundation Eric J. Sandquist and Mr. Ben Powell and Second Baptish Church Sewing The Rev. and Mrs. Steven Swope Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Whitney Melissa Easton-Sandquist Ms. Shauna Steele Society, Islesboro Mrs. Susan V. Swope Ms. Judith R. Whitney GIFTS IN HONOR Timothy P. Schieffelin Mrs. Joseph Pulkkinen Second Congregational Church, UCC, Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Taylor Whitney Originals, Inc. Judi Anderson Carolyn Seletzky Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Putnam Norway Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Clair B. Whitten, Jr. Alan Baker Levi Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Quinby Mrs. Lucy Bell Sellers Ms. Robin Taylor-Chiarello Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Whittier II The Rev. Sara E. Baron Scott Shaw and the Housing Repair Mr. Edgar Rabideau, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Serrage Mr. and Mrs. Cabell Tennis Ms. A. Logan Wichern Connie Greaves Bates Program Mr. Michael C. Radcliffe and The Rev. Martha B. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Terrazas Mr. Adam Wichern Rob Benson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shepard Ms. Elizabeth C. Weaver-Radcliffe Mr. William Maynard Charles Terrell Alice Wiggin B. Allan Benson and Dr. Barclay Shepard Ms. Laura J. Ranks Ms. Judith F. Shea Ms. Esther C. Testa Ms. Anne G. Williams Nancy J. Hill Step by Step Child Care Mrs. Barbara N. Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Shea III Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Therrien Ms. Catherine MacIntyre Williams Curtis Blake Marriage of Martha Campbell and Ms. Mary Belle Scott Rauch Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Shea Mrs. Carolyn H. Thomas Ms. Linda B. Williams Sigma Kappa Sorority, Boston H. Emerson Thomas Mr. Christopher D. Rawls and Ms. Rebecca R. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams University Marjorie Twombly Elizabeth M. Halpern Mr. G. Dudley Shepard The Rev. Dr. Ansley C. Throckmorton Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon Willis Julie and Jim Brawner Gavin H. Watson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Reath, Jr. Ms. Margie Grace Shethar Dr. David J. Tollerud and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wilson Meredith and Matthew Brown Carnes Weeks Mr. Norris M. Reddish Dr. Andrew Short and Ms. Suzanna Ildstad Mr. and Mrs. John F. Winchester Ashley Bryan Douglas Williams Ms. Cynthia Reed-Workman Ms. Andrea Vizoso Tom’s Mini-Mart, Inc. Dr. Frank L. Wiswall, Jr. Helen and Conrad Bult Dodie Younger Mrs. Judy Reemtsma Mr. Derrick A. Sibbald Ms. Susan E. Townend Witham Family Limited Partnership Ruth M. Colket Gerry and Ralph Mrs. Carolyn Rees Sigma Kappa Alumnae S. Suburban Mr. William B. Trautman Women’s Fellowship of Hammond St., Ruth and Tris Colket Mr. and Mrs. John P. Reeves Chicago, Ill. Ms. Mary J. Treanor Bangor Jeanne Grant Crocker GIFTS IN MEMORY Mr. Martin D. Reilly Sigma Kappa Theta Alpha, Mr. Paul Trickett and Mr. Stuart Woods Sharon Daley George W. Allen Ms. Melissa A. Reynolds Appalachian State University Ms. Gloria Howard Mr. and Mrs. David B. Woodside Patricia DeGroot Ella and Romie Alley Miss Claire A. Richardson Sigma Kappa Upsilon, Ore. State Cristine and Benjamin Twining, Twining Ms. Margaret A. Woolley and Rose Demers Mayotta (Maysie) H. Anderson Mr. Andy Richter and University Family Fund, Fidelity Charitable Mr. Gerard F. Vasisko Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Donaldson Marjorie and Dennison Bancroft Dr. Kathleen Fearn Ms. Carol L. Simpson Gift Fund Mr. John F. Woolverton The Rev. Ken Dutille Alta and Austin Beal Elizabeth S. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Seth Singleton The Rev. Lynda and Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wright, Sr. The Rev. and Mrs. George Easton Janet MacDonald Bennett Allan M. Robertson Mr. Glenn E. Siple and Mr. Charles R. Tyson, Jr. Ms. Mary S. Wylie Jean and David Evans The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Bonell Ms. Linda J. Robinson Mrs. Linda J. Thomson Ms. Marie E. Underwood Mr. Thomas K. Yoder Mr and Mrs. Peder Field The Rev. Neal and Elizabeth Bousfield Ms. Sydney Roberts Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Small United Parish Congregational Church Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Young Andrea Fistner Edna Briggs Mr. Joseph R. Rolland Mr. and Mrs. Chadbourn H. Smith of Harrison and North Bridgton Ms. Rebecca Yturregui Ed and Patsy Fogarty Miriam and Walter Canon Dr. and Mrs. Derry Roopenian Ms. Donna K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Siclen The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Patsy Fogarty Mr. Robert E. Cech Ellen and Nolan Rossi Ms. Kiran Smith and Mr. Matt Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Verrill, Jr. Mrs. Alexander Zabriskie Jill and Sheldon Goldthwait Marilyn Browns Chauvenne Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Roxby Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Smith, Jr. Ms. Christine J. Vincent Ms. Kathryn C. Zaugg W. Arthur Grant George Cherry Ms. Elyse B. Rudner Mrs. Rhoda Smith Mr. and Mrs. Corrado T. Visaggio Mrs. Patricia M. Zimmerman Gayle and Ralph Hackborth John H. Cook Mr. and Mrs. William M. Rudolf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dyer S. Wadsworth Shirely and Bob Zinn Martha Hewett Charles W. Cottrell Ms. Barbara M. Rudolph Mr. Karl Smith and Ms. Julie Canniff Mary Jane Waite John A. Smegal and James S. Zoller Nancy Hooke Faith Guptill Coyne The Rev. and Mrs. Carlton T. Russell South Congregational Church, Mr. Robert B. Waldner, Jr. Mr. Michael Zumoff and The Rev. Ted Hoskins Anne Custer Mr. Harry Russell, Jr. Kennebunkport Ms. Ann S. Waldron Ms. Judith Wink Meredith Jones Anne Mackenzie and Alfred W. Custer Mr. John S. Russell and Southern Ocean Congregational Catherine N. Walker Robert and Amanda Lavoie Jack Daley Ms. Sandra K. Wilcox Church, Little Egg Harbor, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Walker TRUSTS AND BEQUESTS Cathy Lewis Adele David Mr. and Mrs. John J. Saccomanno Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Spencer Mr. George Wallis George M. Butler Trust Rosalind W. Lewis The Rev. George R. Dawson Barbara and Kenneth Sager Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sposito Washington Ladies Guild Mark R. Gervais Bequest Harvey Lowd family Isabel Nichols De Kay Mr. and Mrs. Kathy and Mr. and Mrs. C. William Stamm Randi and Dale Watchowski Family Frances Graves Trust Kathy and Bob Maddocks Roger Duncan Bruce Sahrbeck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Staples Fund Theodosia J. Gray Trust Downeast Campus staff, Maine Sea Gordon Erikson Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Samek Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Steel Ms. Ann K. Watson Catherine Alice Gunn Trust Coast Mission Molly Everdell Ms. Terry M. Sanderson Mr. Lee P. Steele Mr. Theodore H. Webersinn Eugene B. Hamilton Trust Kendra McCrate Veronica Evering The Rev. Dr. Richard E. Sanner Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Steele Mr. and Mrs. William D. Webster Marion B. Hamilton Trust Josephine Detmer and Humayun Mirza Cory Farley Mr. and Mrs. Louie A. Santerre Mr. and Mrs. Martin Steinhobel Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Nancy Lee Mackin Trust Senator George J. Mitchell Mona M. Farren S.A.R.A. Committee of Capitol Island Shirley L. and T. Douglas Stenberg Wedemeyer Ray G. Marston Trust Michael and Martha Morse Fannie and Harold Finnimore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Sauberlich Fund Mr. and Mrs. Nathan C. Weeks Edward B. Mears Trust Edith Naegele C.R. Fox 1816 The Rev. John Gilbert Ms. Barbara Baron Gifford Mr. and Mrs. David W. Opdyke St. Thomas Anglican Church Edward S. Greaves Mr. Ronald E. Bishop Ms. Ann M. Otto Ms. Margaret Stiassni-Sieracki The Rev. Haskell Blairstown Presbyterian Knitting Group Mr. William Parker Ms. Mary Jane Swanson Dr. Richard M. Hays Beth Blugerman Mr. and Mrs. Alan Peasley Mr. Michael Taylor and Prof. Edward Bliss Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bogdan Ms. Lillian Philbrook Mrs. Diana Nothe-Taylor Mrs. Burd Ree Helmer Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bowers Ms. Anne Phillips Third Congregational Church of Janet Hoyle Ms. Emily Bracale Queen Anne’s Flower Shop Alstead, N.H. Christopher Alan Jackson Ms. Linda E. Brooks Mrs. Kay Reynolds Ms. Susie Thompson Donald L. James Ms. Vicki Brown Ms. Elizabeth S. Roberts Dr. Carmen E. Trisler William H. James Dr. Carol J. Bult Sea Glass Gardens Ms. Renee K. Trust Wallace Klausky Ms. Krista Carter Side Street Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Dana E. Twombly Julia C. Knickerbocker Ruth M. and Tristram C. Colket, Jr. Sigma Kappa Alumnae, Athens, Tenn. Mrs. Marjorie D. Twombly Van William Knox III Congregational Church of So. Sigma Kappa Alumnae, Buffalo, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Twombly George LaPorte Glanstonbury, Conn. Sigma Kappa Alumnae, Chicago Unity Circle, Phippsburg Lawrence Lewis Congregational Church, Wells Sigma Kappa Alumnae, Phoenix, Ariz. Village Emporium Oscar Look, Jr. Ms. Dorene A. Coombs Sigma Kappa Alumnae, Sarasota, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wetzel John Rodney Lunt, Jr. Ms. Dede Daigle Sigma Kappa Alumnae, W. Shore, Mrs. Alice B. Wiggin Vivian and Richard Lunt Dorothy J. Day Cleveland, Ohio Ms. Joan Wiggin Nancy Lee Mackin The Docksider Sigma Kappa Beta Eta, University of Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource The Rev. Paul Malicote Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dossett Mass. Amherst Center Francis E. McGee, M.D. Ellsworth Education Association Sigma Kappa Beta Omega, University Rev. and Mrs. Stuart G. Wysham Harold and Daisy McKay Mr. Robert Field of Neb. at Omaha Shirley and Clifton Morong First Baptist Church, S. Berwick Sigma Kappa Beta Tau, University Laura Oswald First Baptist Church of Harrington of Fla. Edgar Pearson, Jr. First Congregational Church, S. Paris Sigma Kappa Delta Eta, University of June Kantz Pemberton First Parish Congregational Church, Central Mo. Fred and Jessie, Milton, and York Sigma Kappa Delta Iota, Calif. State Do Philbrook Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fremont-Smith, Jr. University, Chico The Maine Sea Coast Mission The Phyllis Pickering Friends of Ellsworth Library Sigma Kappa Delta, Boston University Maine Sea Coast Mission appreciates Elizabeth C. Pond Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gallant Sigma Kappa Epsilon Chi, Va. the hundreds of additional donors Joseph Pulkkinen Ms. Jennifer A. Grim Polytech and State University with gifts under one hundred dollars. Rita Rabideau Ms. Rebecca Hall Sigma Kappa Epsilon Epsilon, Unfortunately, space constraints do Francis Delano Reiss Hannaford Supermarket, Bar Harbor University of Ga. not allow us to include all names. We Sigma Kappa Gamma Gamma, Ind. The Rev. Andy Richards Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Harrison apologize for any errors or omissions. Dwight Sargeant Ms. Juanita Hayward State University If you note a required correction, Mr. William A. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Healy Sigma Kappa Gamma Phi, N.C. State please contact Thomas Thompson at Roderic and Joyce Scott Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Hosley III University Buzz and Leota Shope Ms. Ericka B. Jeffers Sigma Kappa Kappa Upsilon, The [email protected] or Mrs. Arlanne M. Snodgrass Ms. Mary E. Jellison College of N.J. 207-288-5097. Betty and Paul Starkey Ms. Ruth Keene Sigma Kappa Theta Eta, Ohio Izora E. Stephens Ms. Gwendolyn L. Kelley University Doris and Austin Stowell Ms. Anne M. Kozak Sigma Kappa Theta Phi, University of Margaret Taggart Kaycie Lane Tenn. at Chattanooga Janet Vogan Mr. Patrick Leahy Sigma Kappa Theta Pi, SUNY at Alice Wallis Lincoln First Congregational Church Geneseo Alison Rees Wensil Lovell United Church of Christ Sigma Kappa Theta Psi, Pennsylvania Deane S. Whitney Mr. Rich MacDonald and State University Douglas Williams Ms. Natalie Springuel Sigma Kappa Theta Theta, Albright Nina and Clayton Young Ms. Stephanie Matthews-White College Michael Zimmerman Ms. Barbara McKerracher Sigma Kappa Theta, University of Ill. at MDI and Ellsworth Housing Authorities Urbana-Champaign GIFTS IN-KIND Ms. Constance Mensink Sigma Kappa Zeta Pi, Colo. School Anonymous Ms. Ann Messenger of Mines AD&M, Inc. Mr. Howie Motenko Sigma Kappa Zeta Upsilon, Calif. Ashville Community Church, Mother’s Kitchen State Polytechnic University Gouldsboro Mount Desert Elementary School Mrs. Louise Smith Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Mount Desert Spring Water Ms. Martha Spence Bar Harbor Congregational Church, Mrs. Jean Mugford Mrs. Diana Davis Spencer UCC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nehring Greg Spring Photography Bar Harbor Police Department North Georgia College Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Steele 19 HONORARY Terri Rodick Scott Shaw 2014 DIRECTORS BOARD OF Executive Assistant and Caretaker and Housing Charles B. Alexander Scholarship Coordinator Repair Program Coordinator DIRECTORS Alan L. Baker Anna Silver Harry Thompson Patsy E. Fogarty Cornelia Greaves Bates Receptionist EdGE Site Coordinator Chairman Curtis L. Blake Thomas Thompson Monika A. Heimbold ISLAND OUTREACH Gavin H. Watson, Jr., Development Assistant Vice Chairman Christopher Hutchins Rev. Robert Benson H. Lee Judd Charles Weber Pastor to the Outer Islands Joseph M. Murphy Philip B. Lape Caretaker Treasurer Douglas Cornman Justine M. Morris DOWNEAST Interim Sunbeam Chaplin Chadbourn H. Smith Chester E. Norris, Jr. CAMPUS, Sharon Daley Secretary/Clerk John E. Parker, Jr. CHERRYFIELD Director of Island Edward L. Allen Henry L.P. Schmelzer Charles Harrington Health Services Director of EdGE Roger S. Clapp Linda B. Thompson Ansley C. Throckmorton Jillian Lester L. Coleman Wendy Harrington Steward, Sunbeam V Ruth M. Colket Lynda Z. Tyson Director of Service Programs Michael Johnson Dennis S. Damon Douglas Williams Jordan Clark Captain, Sunbeam V William E. Eason, Jr. Assistant Director of EdGE Reginald B. Elwell, Jr. 2014 STAFF Storey King Maria Hall Engineer, Sunbeam V Jim Geary EdGE Administrative Assistant Jill M. Goldthwait COLKET CENTER, Barbara Meyers BAR HARBOR J. Clark Grew II Everett Carroll Substitute Steward, EdGE Site Coordinator Nancy K. Ho Rev. C. Scott Planting Sunbeam V President Linda Lewis Andrea Hartford Melissa Amuso Tony C. McKim Rick Gwinn EdGE Site Coordinator Health Aide Timothy P. Schieffelin Director of Development Susan James Donna Wiegle C. Stacey Smith Anthony P. Hessert EdGE Site Coordinator Community Health Aide John M. Williams Director of Finance Jennifer Kearns COLKET CENTER IN BAR HARBOR and Administration Margaret Snell EdGE Site Coordinator Island Health Kendra McCrate Stephen Kinghorn Administrative Assistant Associate Director of EdGE Site Coordinator Development; Director Rev. David A. Macy of Development Isaac Marnik Minister, North Haven EdGE Outdoor Specialist Baptist Church Gregory Davis Caretaker Marilyn Nickson Rev. Bruce W. Meyer Community Coordinator Minister, Union Church of Kathy Jaensch Vinalhaven Assistant Financial Manager Gena Norgaard Food Pantry Manager Rev. David Runnion-Bareford Tina King Minister, Second Baptist Andrew Polley Development Assistant Church of Islesboro EdGE Site Coordinator 20 You can help support the compelling work of the Mission. There are many ways you can help the Maine Sea Coast Mission assist children, families, and seniors in need.

BY MAIL Please make checks payable to Maine Sea Coast Mission and mail to the following address: Maine Sea Coast Mission ■ 127 West Street ■ Bar Harbor, ME 04609

BY PHONE Please call 207-288-5097 or 1-877-314-2278. Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover are accepted.

GIFTS OF STOCK Please call Kendra McCrate at 207-288-5097 for delivery instructions.

GIFT PLANNING OPPORTUNITIES Planned gifts prolong your support of the Mission’s work, ensuring that ever-increasing numbers of Maine’s coastal and island residents will know the Mission as their partner in weathering life’s challenges. Through planned giving, members and supporters of the Mission have the opportunity to reduce the taxable amount of their estates and to help secure the Mission’s future at the same time.

THE MISSION AS BENEFICIARY Naming the Maine Sea Coast Mission as benefi ciary of an IRA, life insurance policy, or investment account is as easy as notifying your accountant or policy manager of your wishes. Some individuals establish life insurance policies with the intent of leaving the Mission a larger sum at the end of their lives than they would be able to contribute during their lifetime.

NAMING THE MISSION IN YOUR WILL Adding a sentence to your will instructing that a specifi ed dollar amount or percentage of your residuary estate be given as a charitable contribution to the Maine Sea Coast Mission will result in a gift that may reduce estate taxes and help the Mission extend its future outreach. Real estate and investment securities can also be designated as gifts to the Mission through your will.

VISIT THE SECTION OF OUR WEB SITE ON PLANNED GIVING WHICH PROVIDES USEFUL INFORMATION ON A WIDE VARIETY OF PLANNED GIVING VEHICLES. This section of our web site has the latest information on new types of planned gifts as well as articles on the benefi ts of different types of planned gifts. The Mission’s web site is www.seacoastmission.org. When you reach the Mission’s web site, just click on “What You Can Do” and then click on “Gift Planning” to fi nd information about planned giving options, which provide a wide range of benefi ts to you and to the Maine Sea Coast Mission.

AUTHORS AND EDITORS The Development Offi ce, Ann Cox Halkett, and Scott Planting DESIGN Z Studio PRINT Snowman Printing & Presort Express PHOTOGRAPHY Maine Sea Coast Mission staff, George Soules, Greg Spring © 2015 Maine Sea Coast Mission MAINE SEA COAST MISSION 127 West Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609 www.seacoastmission.org

OUR MISSION The Maine Sea Coast Mission provides spiritual, health, and youth development programs in coastal and island communities from mid-coast to Downeast Maine. Rooted in a history of non-denominational service, the Mission offers hope, encouragement and help to strengthen individuals, families and communities.

The Maine Sea Coast Mission provides spiritual, health, and youth development programs in coastal and island communities from mid-coast to Downeast Maine.