CELEBRATING 2003 DONORS AND VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP PHOTO: TERRY CLARK

Dolly Ellenberg, (left) Vice President, Development; Trustee Lee Foster; and Suzy Broadhurst, Chair, Board of Trustees and Interim President

44 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE • 2004 AT CARNEGIE MUSEUMS OF PITTSBURGH, WE HAVE AN IN 2003, CARNEGIE MUSEUMS OF PITTSBURGH ENJOYED A AMAZING LEGACY OF GIVING. From our staff, to our volunteer DYNAMIC AND FRUITFUL YEAR: the Museum of Art reopened the leaders, to our constantly growing base of donors, we need not Scaife Galleries after 18 months of extensive renovations; The Andy look any farther than our own family of supporters to see what Warhol Museum celebrated Andy Warhol’s 75th birthday with true community stewardship is all about. exhibitions and events that drew celebrities and visitors from around the world; Carnegie Science Center received one of the nation’s Of course, we’re all descendants of the ultimate Carnegie highest awards for the innovative educational and outreach programs Museums’ donor and volunteer leader—Andrew Carnegie. He set the it provides; the Museum of Natural History effectively executed bar incredibly high. But I believe he knew that the institution he DinoMite Days, the largest and most popular public art exhibit the created would continue to inspire others the way it had inspired region has ever enjoyed; and, Carnegie Museums once again exceeded him. And, like him, other individuals would do extraordinary the previous year’s level of charitable giving by almost $2 million. things to support and grow it. All of these accomplishments—and many more—were made possible One of those people is Lee Foster. Chairman of L.B. Foster Company, through the dedicated support and generous contributions of our a life trustee of Carnegie Museums, and a board member of the members, donors, and volunteers. In fact, more than $16 million Museum of Natural History, Lee is a leader who truly leads by was donated last year, $5.9 million of which was raised through our example. When we needed such a person to chair the Campaign Annual Sustaining Fund—a 2.7 percent increase over funds raised in for Carnegie Museums, now in its still-early stage of goal-setting 2002. Giving by our trustees also increased by 6 percent, while the and solicitation, Lee said yes. His enthusiastic response speaks largest increase in giving—10 percent—came from our nearly 5,000 volumes about Lee and the passionate vision he shares with us individual donors. about the future of this wonderful family of museums. I would particularly like to thank the members of our 2003 Volunteer And while Lee very much represents the future of Carnegie Museums, Leadership Team, who not only assisted us with personal financial he follows in the footsteps of some incredible people. Among them contributions, but also worked tirelessly to earn the support from others were Ingrid Rea and Torrence (Tod) Hunt Sr., two very good friends to help us reach our financial goals. They were: Janie Thompson, and patrons of Carnegie Museums who passed away during the past chair of the Annual Sustaining Fund Campaign and of Trustee Annual year. Ingrid was a shining example of the kind of volunteer leaders Giving; Ray Steeb and Lou Costello, co-chairs of the Corporate who keep Carnegie Museums vital and strong. A trustee emeritus Committee; and Debbie Dick, chair of the Individual Giving who began her work with us more than 30 years ago, she’ll be most Committee. These individuals are all strong leaders and true friends remembered for her love and support of Powdermill Nature Reserve. of Carnegie Museums, and we are grateful for their ongoing passion, Tod Hunt Sr. was a member of a Pittsburgh industrial dynasty that commitment, and guidance. founded Aluminum Company of America (Alcoa) and supported the needs of the region through a foundation bearing the name of We are also thankful for several very significant restricted gifts that his father, Roy A. Hunt. Tod served as a senior trustee of The Roy we received in 2003. The Laurel Foundation generously stepped forward A. Hunt Foundation, and in that capacity he became a loyal sup- early last year with a commitment to sponsor DinoMite Days, which porter of Carnegie Museums. Today, his son, Tod Hunt Jr., who is a took over the city last summer and raised funds for local non-profit Carnegie Museums trustee and a board member of Carnegie organizations, including Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Museum of Natural History, carries on his father’s legacy of giving Dinosaurs in Their World project. In October, the excitement by serving as president of the Foundation. generated by DinoMite Days continued, thanks to generous gifts made by the Eden Hall Foundation and The Heinz Endowments in On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to thank these individuals support of the Dinosaurs in Their World project. Eden Hall and all those listed on the following pages for their unwavering Foundation’s lead gift of $5 million matched the largest gift it has support. And finally, I’d also like to thank Ellsworth Brown, our ever given, and The Heinz Endowments supported the project with president from 1993 through March 2004, who recently left a $4 million grant. Each of these three gifts symbolizes the region’s Carnegie Museums after 11 years of giving. I have agreed to serve ongoing interest and confidence in Carnegie Museums as one of its as interim president until the Board finds a new president, and I am most significant cultural and educational institutions. honored to do so. I was also honored to have worked alongside Ellsworth for so many years. The museums accomplished great things My heartfelt thanks to these organizations and to all of the other under his leadership, and we thank him for his service. I will keep donors, members, and volunteers who honored us in 2003 with their you informed as we seek Ellsworth’s successor. donations and who continue to support us today with their generous gifts of time, talent, and enthusiasm. To all our members, donors, staff, and volunteer leaders — thank you!

Dolores F. Ellenberg Suzanne W. Broadhurst Vice President, Development Chair, Board of Trustees and Interim President

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE • 2004 45 WE RECOGNIZE WITH GRATITUDE Carnegie Patrons Circle donors who made leader- ship gifts of $1,895 or more to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh’s 2003 Annual Sustaining Fund. These gifts helped to provide critical operating dollars needed to sustain our four museums. We thank the following Patrons for their generosity.

CARNEGIE PATRONS CIRCLE Carnegie Founder’s Society Barbara and Gerald E. Chait Mr. and Mrs. David M. Curry Nancy and Woody Ostrow $25,000+ Drs. Ronald and Judith* Davenport George* and Ada Davidson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Parker John L. and Joan H. Diederich Mr.* and Mrs. John P. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Carlin Mr.* and Mrs. James C. Diggs Deborah G. Dick William D. Pettit Drue Heinz* James and Barbara (+) Donnell William S. Dietrich II* Cynthia N. McCormick and Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman Mrs. Philip Dressler Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue Lois Pruitt Teresa Heinz Kerry* Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos Mrs. William S. Hansen Lowrie C. Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rich John G. Rangos, Sr.* Jean and Bill Hauber Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan William P. Snyder III* The Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Family* Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* Janet* and Bill* Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Mrs. John F. Walton Mr.* and Mrs. Gregory B. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. James Flanigan Louisa S. Rosenthal Mr.* and Mrs. Howard M. Love Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Funnell Dan* and Bonnie Sandman President’s Society Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney Ruth and Myron Garfunkel Edith L. Eligator and $10,000–$24,999 Sam Michaels William H. Genge Robert D. Sansom Jeffrey and Jacqueline Morby Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Mrs. Edward R. Schatz Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Muse Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr. Frieda G. Shapira (+) John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour Mr. and Mrs. John B. Newman George and Jane Greer Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Sharp Allen Baum and Mrs. David B. Oliver II Rhonda I. and Glen Gross Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sinopoli Elizabeth Witzke-Baum Sylvia and Donald* Robinson John H. Hall, Jr. Eric W. and Cecile M.* Springer Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith III Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern Charles and Susette Stone Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* Robinson Mr.* and Mrs. Stephen C. Hansen H. Campbell Stuckeman Bozzone Family Foundation* Wallace W. and Patricia O. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Steinour Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Tillotson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John F. Horty Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance Ellen and Jim* Walton Houston-Starr Company Peter and Sybil Veeder Mr.* and Mrs. George F. Eichleay Mr.* and Mrs. Milton A. Washington Mrs. David B. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Malachy Whalen Mr.* and Mrs. Milton Fine Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Barbara H. Bott and Jerry* and Mary Whitaker Edith H.* and James A.* Fisher Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Josie and Don Wiley Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster Mr.* and Mrs. James A. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns Mr.*and Mrs. L. Stanton Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham Sallie J. Zoerb Mary Ellen and Cecil Jones Mrs. John W. Wilson Irv and Aaronel DeRoy Gruber Barbara and Don* Jones Bruce M. and Sheryl K. Wolf Mr. and Mrs.* Stanley R. Gumberg Rebecca Foster and Michael L. Kazar Gregory J. Stremp and Karen and James R.* Johnson Curator’s Society Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler Carolann Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Knutson $2,500 –$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Krieger Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn Joel P. Aaronson* Mrs. Frank W. Lang Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. Abel Edwin Langue and Christine Jack Olson* 1895 Society Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III Rita Perlow Langue Helen and Henry Posner $1,895 –$2,499 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Dr.* and Mrs. John S. Lazo R. P. Simmons* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alpern Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lee Mr.* and Mrs. Jay D. Aldridge The Juliet Lea H. Simonds Robert W. Amore Dr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Lipp Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander Foundation, Inc.* Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Augenstein Jeffrey and Mary Ann Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer Mr. and Mrs. Lester Becker Mr. and Mrs. John T. Madden Richard Armstrong* Mr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson II Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Bell Craig A. Marshall Robert T. Aumer Raymond John Wean Foundation Mary M. Berger* Sara Marshall Alfred and Mary Barbour Mr.* and Mrs. Konrad M. Weis Mr. and Mrs. Myles P. Berkman Susan and Christopher Martin Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren Ray and Joneen Betler Grant and Audrey McCargo Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt Mary Ann Colbaugh and Minette Bickel Mr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Biondo, Jr. Ronald Zdrojkowski Mr. and Mrs. William Block, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Meddis Mr. and Mrs. John A. Black Nancy J. Bonati David J. Blair and Director’s Society: Mrs. William A. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michel Marianne Bokan-Blair $5,000 –$9,999 Eliza Smith Brown* and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jay Miller Mr. and Mrs.* Les Bondar William J. Brown Judith and Richard Brand Jane Z. Haskell* and Janet and Donald I. Moritz Mr.* and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Jr. Philip M. Bratten Sidney Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Gerd D. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Cameron Rosella B. Broff Chuck and Jill Brodbeck Patricia K. Nichols William R. Caroselli, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr. Dorothy and Ellsworth Brown Mr.* and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Janice and Jim Colker Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham Howard* and Marilyn Bruschi Mr.* and Mrs. Thomas H. O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. William W. Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cahouet Bernita Buncher Robert W. Off Florence Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. J. Mabon Childs

46 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 “I think the Carnegie Museums are the best thing Pittsburgh has for young children.” PHOTO: TERRY CLARK

Devayani Pandit, M.D.

Victoria Lee and Otto H. Chu* Rosemary and Joseph F. Mendel Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill James G. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Cohen Mr.* and Mrs. George L. Miles, Jr. Dr.* and Mrs. Jared L. Cohon Mr. and Mrs. James S. Moore Lawrence A. and Judi Collins Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Morrison Aims and Rita Coney G. William Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Crane Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Nagin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crowe Mr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Mr. and Mrs.* Timothy B. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Paschall Robert and Kim Fanelli Mrs. S. Raymond Rackoff Wilson and Karen Farmerie Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rackoff Richard Florida* Lucy and Ian Rawson Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ray David and Donna Gerson Mrs. Cleveland D. Rea Joanne and Geoffrey Gibson Sharon Semenza and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gockley William M. Robinson Kenneth and Lillian Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Ruffner Drs. Devayani and Indra Pandit Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Gott, Jr. Treasure and Bruce D. Sachnoff Mrs. Charles L. Griswold Jennifer and Karl Salatka PHYSICIANS INDRA AND DEVAYANI PANDIT have been supporting Carnegie Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Gurrentz Nancy Bernstein and Robert Schoen Mr.* and Mrs. William Guttman Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder Museums of Pittsburgh for 10 years, and visiting them since moving Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph C. Guyaux Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. to Pittsburgh in 1969 for medical fellowships—his in cardiology and Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr. Karen and David Shapira hers in obstetrics. “We are so fortunate that we have such beautiful Mr.* and Mrs. David G. Hammer David H. Sherwood museums in Pittsburgh,” says Devayani, who is an obstetrician at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Smith Mr. and Mrs. David McL. Hillman Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder West Penn Hospital. Mrs. Milton G. Hulme, Jr. Thomas W. Sokolowski* Mr. and Mrs. James C. Huntington, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer III When their children were young, the Pandits enjoyed taking them to the Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stabile museums in Oakland. They’ve continued the tradition by taking their Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston III Margaret Stouffer 4-year-old and 6-year-old grandchildren to the museums “even more Mr. and Mrs.* Daniel G. Kamin Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Strosnider often,” according to Devayani. “The Science Center is our favorite place Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kampmeinert Joanne Scheier and Eric Susoeff Tricia and Bill Kassling Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swanson to take them. Our grandchildren really enjoy the sky shows,” she says, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Keen Judith Evans* and “and they’re both planning birthday parties on the Submarine. For Cynthia E. Kernick Steven Chapman Thomas adults, it’s fascinating to have so many hands-on things to try.” Walter C. Kidney Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thorne Jane* and Keith Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr. With their grandchildren in tow, the Pandits also frequently visit the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Klassen Margaret Good and Museum of Natural History. “Their eyes just sparkle when they see those Anton W. Knaus Thomas Von Lehman Anne Knoell Joann E. Walthour dinosaurs,” says Devayani. “I think the Carnegie Museums are the best Phyllis Kokkila Mr. and Mrs. Helge H. Wehmeier thing Pittsburgh has for young children.” Cynthia Carrow and James R. Kyper Ronald W. and Ann L. Wertz Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilburn As members, the Pandits also enjoy attending the many special events Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Linder Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams hosted by the museums. They especially enjoyed an event last year that JoAnn and Ronald Livingston Reverend and Mrs. Richard H. featured a laser show with music—and the explanation of the tech- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Maloney Wilmer, Jr. nology behind the show. “These events are wonderful,” she says. James A. and Barbara Manner Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Winokur Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer “Every time we go to preview events, we feel like they created the Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wolf, Sr. event just for us. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Mathews Donald Wolfkill W. Dwight Mayo Sandra Blackwood and “We are lucky to have such beautiful, stimulating, interactive museums Mr. and Mrs. Denis P. McCarthy Eileen Woodside available in such a small community— and everyone should support Mrs. Willliam A. McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Zborowski them,” she says. “I think people living in this town are interested in pre- Margaret McGowan Mr.* and Mrs. J. Sherman McLaughlin (+) Deceased serving cultural traditions. It keeps the city vibrant for young people.” George M. Medved *Trustee/Board Member

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 47 TRUSTEE/BOARD ANNUAL GIVING

CARNEGIE MUSEUMS OF PITTSBURGH extends special gratitude "There’s always something happening at the to its Trustees and Board Members for their commitment, museums—from the international tours and leadership, volunteerism, and generous financial support. parties to the marvelous stores and summer Below we recognize those who provided valuable operating support with gifts to the 2003 Annual Sustaining Fund. events. If we didn’t have them, I would find it Support of restricted activities of the museums is recognized very boring here." on later pages of this donor listing. Aaronel Gruber Joel P. Aaronson Donald H. Jones Jay D. Aldridge E. Haakan Jonsson Richard Armstrong Gregory B. Jordan Peter S. Austin Carole K. Kamin John A. Barbour Teresa Heinz Kerry Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Jane M. Kirkland

Mary M. Berger John S. Lazo PHOTO: TERRY CLARK Benno Bernt Howard M. Love Raymond T. Betler Frank J. Lucchino Lori Bondar Jean H. McCullough Doreen E. Boyce Ann M. McGuinn Robert Bozzone Martin G. McGuinn Suzanne W. Broadhurst J. Sherman McLaughlin Eliza Smith Brown Michael C. McLean Ellsworth H. Brown Richard P. Mellon William E. Brown Nancy N. Merrill Howard J. Bruschi George L. Miles, Jr. Charles R. Burke, Jr. Kennedy B. Nelson Esther L. Bush Francis B. Nimick, Jr. David J. Caliguiri Jessica H. O’Brien Otto H. Chu Thomas H. O’Brien Jared L. Cohon Christine Jack Olson Agnes A. Curry Ralph J. Papa Judith M. Davenport William Peduto George A. Davidson, Jr. Vernon B. Phillips, Jr. Irv and Aaronel Gruber with Richard Armstrong, The Henry J. John P. Davis, Jr. John G. Rangos, Sr. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art Bill R. DeWalt William H. Rea Robert Dickey III Jay Reeg ONE STEP INTO AARONEL AND IRV GRUBER’S contemporary, light- and art- Donald M. Robinson William S. Dietrich II filled home, and you immediately know this is the home of someone who James C. Diggs Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. lives and breathes art. Known internationally for her photography, paintings, Deborah D. Dodds Dan D. Sandman Charles A. Duritsa Thomas M. Schmidt and sculpture, Aaronel has filled her home with her own artwork as well as George F. Eichleay Arthur M. Scully, Jr. that of others she admires. Eleanor Schano Feeney Richard P. Simmons Milton Fine Juliet Lea H. Simonds The Grubers, as well as their adult children, are committed to supporting Edith H. Fisher Terence E. Smith Carnegie Museum of Art through the Gruber Family Foundation. “We’ve James A. Fisher William P. Snyder III always been members of the museum,” says Irv, “but when we didn’t have Richard Florida R. Damian Soffer much money we couldn’t give much. Now that we’re more successful, Lee B. Foster Thomas W. Sokolowski Robert M. Frankel Alexander C. Speyer III we’re able to support the museums.” The Grubers are working to increase Evan S. Frazier Cecile M. Springer the photography collection of the museum, and have donated several works Henry J. Gailliot Euphemia H. Steffey by leading photographers such as Robert Mapplethorpe, Chuck Close, and Marcia M. Gumberg George H. Taber Tina Barney. William L. Guttman Judith Evans Thomas Joseph C. Guyaux Jane A. Thompson Aaronel’s life-long involvement in art began with visits to Carnegie Robert M. Thompson, Jr. David G. Hammer Museum of Art with her mother, where she was especially taken with the Stephen C. Hansen Hugh G. Van der Veer contemporary works of the Carnegie International. She recalls, “I remember Jane Z. Haskell Charles J. Vukotich, Jr. Drue Heinz Alan Walker showing the nudes from the Carnegie International catalogue to my dollies Henry L. Hillman James M. Walton and saying, ‘Isn’t this naughty?!’” Aaronel went on to study costume Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Ann P. Wardrop designing and art at Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie Mellon University), where Milton A. Washington Charlie Humphrey she and Irv met. Today, her own work is part of the museum’s collection. Janet Hunt Konrad M. Weis Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. “There’s always something happening at the museums—from the interna- William E. Hunt Jerry R. Whitaker tional tours and parties to the marvelous stores and summer events,” says William Isler James A. Wilkinson James R. Johnson L. Stanton Williams Aaronel. “People can learn so much from the museums. If we didn’t have Peter C. Johnson, M.D. James L. Winokur them, I would find it very boring here.”

48 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 TOTAL 2003 GIVING Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh expresses deep appreciation for the generous support of its 28,000 donors and members. Special recognition is given to the following who made contributions of $500 or more in 2003.

INDIVIDUALS

$25,000+ $5,000–$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Becker Phyllis Kokkila Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Krieger Anonymous Jane Z. Haskell* and Mary M. Berger* Mrs. Frank W. Lang John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour Sidney Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Myles P. Berkman Dr.* and Mrs. John S. Lazo Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong Ray and Joneen Betler Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Bognar Minnette Bickel John P. Levis III Mr.* and Mrs. Milton Fine Chuck and Jill Brodbeck Mr. and Mrs. William Block, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken Mr. and Mrs.* Stanley R. Gumberg Dorothy and Ellsworth Brown Nancy J. Bonati Dr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Lipp Drue Heinz* Eliza Smith Brown* and William Boyd, Jr. JoAnn and Ronald Livingston Teresa Heinz Kerry* William J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges Edward D. Loughney Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman Howard* and Marilyn Bruschi Pamela Z. Bryan Jeffrey and Mary Ann Lynn Janet* and Bill* Hunt Bernita Buncher Mr.* and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Madden Torrence M. Hunt, Sr. (+) Barbara and Gerald E. Chait Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Cameron James A. and Barbara Manner Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Kraus Victoria Lee and Otto H. Chu* William R. Caroselli Craig A. Marshall Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn Ronald and Judith* Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Cohen Sara Marshall Christine Jack Olson* John L. and Joan H. Diederich Dr.* and Mrs. Jared L. Cohon Susan and Christopher Martin David I. Oreck William S. Dietrich II* Janice and Jim Colker W. Dwight Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos Mr.* and Mrs. James C. Diggs Lawrence A. and Judi Collins Grant and Audrey McCargo John G. Rangos, Sr.* James and Barbara (+) Donnell Dr. and Mrs. William W. Cooley Mr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr. William* and Ingrid*(+) Rea Mrs. Philip Dressler Florence Corbett Mr.* and Mrs. J. Sherman McLaughlin William P. Snyder III* Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Meddis Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer Mrs. William S. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. David M. Curry Mrs. William A. Meyer Mr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson II Jean and Bill Hauber George* and Ada Davidson Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michel Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* The Torrence M. Hunt, Jr.* Family Mr.* and Mrs. John P. Davis, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jay Miller Ellen and Jim* Walton Mr.* and Mrs. Gregory B. Jordan Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Diamond Janet and Donald I. Moritz Mrs. John F. Walton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.* Daniel G. Kamin Deborah G. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Gerd D. Mueller Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Baroness Lambert Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue Mr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon Nelson Edwin Langue and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donnelly Patricia K. Nichols $10,000–$24,999 Rita Perlow Langue Lowrie C. Ebbert Mr.* and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Edward L. and Karen Linder Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg Mr.* and Mrs. Thomas H. O’Brien Mr.* and Mrs. Howard M. Love Allen Baum and Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott Robert W. Off Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney Elizabeth Witzke-Baum Robert and Kim Fanelli Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. O’Neill Sam Michaels Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith III Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Nancy and Woody Ostrow Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Muse Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. James Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Parker Maja Oeri Maja Hoffman and Stanley Buchthal Robert M.* and Rebeca R. Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr. Mrs. David B. Oliver II Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Funnell Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Perelman Mr.* and Mrs. Louis Jay Reeg Kip and Peggy Condron Ruth and Myron Garfunkel William D. Pettit Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rich Henry Cornell William H. Genge Cynthia N. McCormick and Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gockley Lois Pruitt Robinson Mr.* and Mrs. George F. Eichleay Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Mrs. S. Raymond Rackoff Hilary Rubenstein Jerry Speyer and Katherine Farley Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr. Michael S. Rubinoff Edith H.*and James A.* Fisher George and Jane Greer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Wallace W. and Patricia O. Smith Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster Mrs. Charles L. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Mr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham Rhonda I. and Glen Gross Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Steinour Irv and Aaronel DeRoy Gruber John H. Hall, Jr. Louisa S. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor Elizabeth S. Hurtt Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern James Elson and Kathleen Ryan Pete and Sybil Veeder Mr.* and Mrs. James R. Johnson Mr.* and Mrs. David G. Hammer Dan* and Bonnie Sandman Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Knutson Mr.* and Mrs. Stephen C. Hansen Edith L. Eligator and Jerry* and Mary Whitaker Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr. Robert D. Sansom Mr.* and Mrs. James A. Wilkinson Jeffrey and Jacqueline Morby Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Mrs. Edward R. Schatz Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve Mr. and Mrs. John B. Newman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Horty Karen and David Shapira Sallie J. Zoerb Peter Norton Mrs. David B. Hughes Frieda G. Shapira (+) Helen and Henry Posner Diana and Peter J. Jannetta Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Sharp Sylvia and Donald* Robinson $2,500–$4,999 Barbara H. Bott and David H. Sherwood R.P. Simmons* Joel P. Aaronson* Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sinopoli David Teiger Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. Abel Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns Thomas W. Sokolowski* Corinne Van Der Elst Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III Mary Ellen and Cecil Jones Eric W. and Cecile M.* Springer Mr.* and Mrs. Milton A. Washington Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Barbara and Don* Jones Mr. and Mrs. William L. Standish Mr.* and Mrs. Konrad M. Weis Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander Rebecca Foster and Michael L. Kazar Charles and Susette Stone Laura Lee and Robert Woods Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alpern Cynthia E. Kernick Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Strosnider Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren Robert W. Amore Jane* and Keith Kirkland H. Campbell Stuckeman Mary Ann Colbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Augenstein Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler Joanne Scheier and Eric Susoeff Ronald Zdrojkowski

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 49 Mr.* and Mrs. George H. Taber Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Klassen Sandra Blackwood and Maryann Schmunk and Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Teroerde Anton W. Knaus Eileen Woodside Dean Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor Anne Knoell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Zborowski S. Thomas Drew Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Tillotson Natalie Kunkel James H. Duggan Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer Cynthia Carrow and James R. Kyper $1,000–$1,894 Caryn Rubinoff and Craig Dunham Ronald W. and Ann L. Wertz Sandra Levis Jean Eberly Mr. and Mrs. Gary Acinapura Mr. and Mrs. Malachy Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Maloney Albert H. Eckert Barbara and Alan Ackerman Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilburn Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David E. Eibling Dr. and Mrs. John Adkins Josie and Don Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Mars Linda Argote and Dennis Epple Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Aiello Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams Michael T. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Euwer, Jr. The Aivaliotis Family Mr.* and Mrs. L. Stanton Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Martin Jenifer and Mark* Evans Ravi and Mary Alagar Mrs. John W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Mathews Lori J.C. Ewell Mr. and Mrs. Santi Albanese Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Winokur Mr. and Mrs. Denis P. McCarthy Michele Fabrizi Bruce Amshel Bruce M. and Sheryl K. Wolf Mrs. Willliam A. McCloskey John and Eleanor Schano* Feeney Anonymous Gregory J. Stremp and Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClure Mr. and Mrs. John Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Armstrong Carolann Young Margaret McGowan Marvin C. Fields Ruth Z. and James B. Bachman George M. Medved Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Fisher David Barnard $1,895 –$2,499 Rosemary and Joseph F. Mendel Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Dick K. Barton James G. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Flaherty Mr.* and Mrs. Jay D. Aldridge Edwin H. Beachler III Mr.* and Mrs. George L. Miles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Flayer Anonymous Michael and Sherle Berger Mr. and Mrs. James S. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Fleming Richard Armstrong* Mr. Allen H. Berkman (+) Constance and Bruce Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foster Robert T. Aumer Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Berkovitz G. William Nagel Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fownes Mr.* and Mrs. Peter S. Austin Herbert L. Seigle and Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Nagin Mr. (+) and Mrs. James A. Frank Alfred and Mary Barbour Robin J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Patrick Frye Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Black Thomas H. Nimick, Jr. Mrs. Merle E. Gilliand Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Blackwell Mr. and Mrs.* Timothy B. O’Brien Linda Shensa and Stephen Glickman Mr. and Mrs. Victor Biondo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blaney Joseph S. Pajer* Robert and Megan Glimcher Mr. and Mrs. John A. Black Todd and Helene Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Paschall Mrs. Raymond W. Goldblum David J. Blair and Rachel Kirk Bobo Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rackoff Rita J. Gould Marianne Bokan-Blair Mr. and Mrs. James Bouwkamp Lucy and Ian Rawson Laurie Graham Mr. and Mrs.* Les Bondar Cathy L. Bowen Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ray Kathleen J. Grant Judith and Richard Brand Marvin L. Bowman Mrs. Cleveland D. Rea Juliette D. Grauer Philip M. Bratten Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. Bowser Mr. and Mrs. John A. Robertshaw, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gray Rosella B. Broff Mr. and Mrs. William A. Boyd Sharon Semenza and Dr. and Mrs. Mark Greathouse Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr. E. Michael and Susan L. Boyle William M. Robinson Virginia Humphrey Grosscup Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham Matthew and Leslie Braksick Mr. and Mrs. William F. Roemer Daniel Shapiro and Agnes Gund Constance R. Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Brandenberger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Ruffner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Haffely Mr. and Mrs. J. Mabon Childs Mrs. William G. Broestel Lila Penchansky and Daniel Russell Marian R. Haight Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill Gail L. Bronson Treasure and Bruce D. Sachnoff Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hakas, Sr. Sandra Closson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brooks Jennifer and Karl Salatka Mr. and Mrs. James Hiller Hardie Aims and Rita Coney Audrey Brourman Nancy Bernstein and Robert Schoen Georgia Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Crane Carol R. Brown Esther Schreiber Neil and Janice Harrison Deborah D. Dodds* Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder Elizabeth F. Hazlett Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Brown, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Patrick Scullin Paula Evans and David Henrickson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Egler Dr.* and Mrs. William E. Brown Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hershey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brownell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shear Elysabeth C. B. Higgins Richard Florida* Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Burchfield III Dr. and Mrs. William K. Sieber Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli Donald C. Burnham Marsha Berger and Kevin Silson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Hoffman David and Donna Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Busch William Talbott Simonds Dr. and Mrs. William J. Hoffman Joanne and Geoffrey Gibson Lillian S. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Smith Robert H. Howland Kenneth and Lillian Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cathey Alice R. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. John J. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Gott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis B. Cecil Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder Jeffrey Hunker Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Gurrentz Geri Chichilla Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stabile Mr. and Mrs. Terence V. Hunt Mr.* and Mrs. William Guttman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cohn Margaret Stouffer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ingros Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph Guyaux Sally Colussy Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr. Trina Pagano and Scott Conner Judith Evans* and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Jacobson Harold H. Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cost Steven Chapman Thomas Robert A. Jaeger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. John G. Craig Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jamison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David McL. Hillman Theresa Creagh Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr. Beverly A. Jaramillo Mrs. Milton G. Hulme, Jr. Bruce Crocker Margaret Good and Dr.* and Mrs. Peter C. Johnson Charlie Humphrey* Eva and Sylvester Damianos Thomas Von Lehman Kevin R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James C. Huntington, Jr. Mrs. and Mr. Lynn E. Davenport Joann E. Walthour Mr. and Mrs. Milton Justh Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Debaldo Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Watkins Edward J. Kabala Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston III Debra and Frank Dermody Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Wechsler Joan M. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dever Mr. and Mrs. Helge H. Wehmeier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Karas Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kampmeinert Bill R. DeWalt* Reverend and Mrs. Richard H. Mr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. Katz Tricia and Bill Kassling Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Dias Wilmer, Jr. Larry Keister Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Keen Mr.* and Mrs. Robert Dickey III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kesel Walter C. Kidney James N. Dill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wolf, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kessler Francine Miltenberger and Elizabeth Dillon Donald Wolfkill Sydelle Kessler Kenneth Kilen Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Donaldson Edwin L. Klett

50 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 Eric W. and Cecile M.* Springer Hon. and Mr. William L. Standish

“ Powdermill and the museums are truly unique, important places and they need participation and support at all levels to thrive and succeed. PHOTO: TERRY CLARK It’s a real privilege for me to know that we help keep the museums flourishing. ”

Margot Woodwell

Timothy Van Fleet and Dr. and Mrs. Louis D. Nichamin Elizabeth Knepp H. Ward and Shirley Olander Mr. and Mrs. William H. Knoell F. Ronald Dimond and Marilyn Koch Charlotte Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kotovsky Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Oswalt Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Kress Margaret Overholt Jeremy and Rebecca Kronman Deviyani and Indra Pandit D.L. Wickerham and The Pardo Family Mary Lou Kundrat Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Pearson Margaret H. Lally Kathleen P. Pearson Mark Winer and Bette Landish C. W. Donohue and Bob and Susan Lane Cynthia L. Pennington G. Christian Lantzsch Ruth and Leonard Perfido Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Latona Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Perlow Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Leech Mark Perrott Sally Levin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Piccirilli Mary A. Lewis Marianne and Ronald Ponist Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach Malcolm M. Prine Margot Woodwell and Jane Greer, co-chairs of Powdermill Nature Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis Lobdell Mr. and Mrs. Val Przezdecki Reserve’s Annual Garden Themes and Birdhouse Dreams Auction Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lockhart Dee Jay Oshry and Barton Rack John F. and Marie L. Loebig Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Steven Loevner The Rhing-Moser Family BOTH JANE GREER AND MARGOT WOODWELL BECAME INVOLVED with Mr. and Mrs. David Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Riley Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh when they joined Carnegie Museum of Jennifer Brodt and Kevin Lynch Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roddey Art’s Women’s Committee. Margot was one of the early members of the Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Sr. Gerald M. Roeder committee’s Junior Council, which was later absorbed into the full com- Michael Malley Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rohr mittee, and Jane joined just 15 years ago. Today, they both enjoy their Marguerite Jarrett Marks and Glenora Edwards Rossell Martin Marks Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Runnette advisory roles on the Women’s Committee, but they invest most of their Garth E. Massingill Barbara and Randall Russell time and energy in supporting Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Mr. and Mrs. John McAfee Kathleen Sandoe and Daniel Ready Powdermill Nature Reserve and organizing its annual fundraising event— Mrs. John E. McCalmont Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sargent the Garden Themes and Birdhouse Dreams Auction. Tron McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sauers Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCutcheon Antonia L. Scarlata A long-time friend and admirer of the late Ingrid Rea, who was a staunch Mary Beth Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr. supporter of Powdermill and a resident of the Ligonier Valley, Margot Robert H. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Schlass became involved with the benefit auction when it was close to being can- Mary A. McDonough Anna M. Schnur Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDougall Mark Schnurer celed several years ago. That’s when she joined with Jane Greer to help Susan K. McGivern Mr. and Mrs. K. George Schoeppner move the event to Powdermill itself, where it took on an even larger life. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnight Martha Lou Schove Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius T. Mrs. Edward H. Schoyer “This is not your standard event,” says Jane. “It’s whimsical and fun, and McLaughlin, Jr. Gerald D. and Lynn A. T. Scott very accessible to everyone—including kids.” The event also raises a Mr.* and Mrs. Michael C. McLean Alden H. J. Sector significant amount of money. Last year the auction raised $54,000, and John McSorley III Mr. and Mrs. William C. Seibert the two 2004 co-chairs, Woodwell and Greer, hope to continue to raise Mr. and Mrs. James W. Meighen Jan and Jeanine Seski Mr. and Mrs. Seward P. Mellon Barbara Clark and Richard Shannon support at this level. Over the years, the auction has aided Powdermill’s Barbara S. Mendlowitz Mr. and Mrs. Steven Shivak educational programs, helped improve the ponds that the bird-banders Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Messmer Gayle G. and William H. Simpson use for their research, and this year will help restore one of the cabins Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Milspaw Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Singer that researchers from other museums and universities use when they Mr. and Mrs. M. Lee Minter John W. Skooglund conduct scientific research at Powdermill. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Montgomery Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Sluser Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Moore Dr. and Mrs. David A. Smith “The annual auction has raised some very necessary funds, but more David and Darlene Motley Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith Carl and Nancy Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soffer importantly, it helps raise the visibility of Powdermill Nature Reserve for John P. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Spalding Carnegie Museum of Natural History,” says Margot. “Powdermill and the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mulach, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Spanos museums are truly unique, important places and they need participation David Ward Murphy Ed and Denise Stack and support at all levels to thrive and succeed. It’s a real a privilege for Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Murray Dr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stacy, Jr. me to know that we help keep the museums flourishing.” Rhoda Shear Neft Patricia Eagon and James Stafford Noel M. Newell Mr. and Mrs. Morton F. Steele

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 51 “I think helping to support all four museums is one of the most worthwhile and gratifying things we’ve ever been a part of.”

Janet Moritz PHOTO: TERRY CLARK Donald and Janet Moritz with Thomas Sokolowski, Director of Euphemia H. Steffey* Mr. and Mrs. Joel Adams The Andy Warhol Museum Stanley M. Stein Pauline J. Aguilar “We’ve always been active in cultural organizations because they’re so Dr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Yves Alarie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoecklein Dr. and Mrs. George L. Alexander vital to the city—they’re like the air—without them, we couldn’t live Walter and Cynthia Storkus Mr. and Mrs. Doug Allison here,” says Don Moritz. He and his wife, Janet, are long-time patrons of Mrs. Henry P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aloe Carnegie Museums and other cultural organizations in Pittsburgh, particu- Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John Amadio larly the Pittsburgh Symphony. Don is a life director of the Pittsburgh Herbert and Marty Summerfield Madalon Amenta Symphony Orchestra and Janet is a board member and vice president of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Tarasi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Andoga fundraising and special events for the Pittsburgh Symphony Association. Bruce and Phyllis Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Antalik Louise Heinz Tighe Barbara and Angelo Armenti The Moritzes first became involved with Carnegie Museums because of Jan Forster and Robert L. Timmerman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Armstrong Janet’s fondness for art. They remain involved however, because they feel Mr. and Mrs. William T. Tobin The Athey Family it’s important to support the programs the museums offer. “We became Mr. and Mrs. John Unkovic Robert Averell involved with Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh because we believe very Mr. and Mrs. George G. Uram Dr. and Mrs. Alan A. Axelson strongly in what the museums are doing for the community,” says Don. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Valadja Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bakkila Joseph Van Buskirk Esther L. Barazzone “The programs the museums offer—especially the ones for children— Dr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Vogan Alfred R. Barbour are fabulous,” says Janet. “The docents and educators are so knowledge- Paul and Sherri Von Stein Helen Bardos able and the way they relate to kids is very important because it can Gerald J. Voros Suzanne L. Barley influence the beginning of a lifelong interest in the arts.” Lawrence M. and Gertrude Wagner Suzanne F. Barnes Ruth Glesby Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Barnicle Don himself remembers visiting the Museum of Natural History as a child. Diane Wallace Karen and Richard Barringer “I spent a lot of time looking at the dinosaurs,” he says. “They were— Mr. and Mrs. Mason Walsh, Jr. Olevia Batiste-Rogers and still are—very impressive.” He also frequented both Oakland museums Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Batson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Watson Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Baum while he was attending the University of Pittsburgh, and together Don and Stephen P. Webster Paul and Linda Beatrice Janet frequented the Museum of Art with their son. “We enjoyed every visit Jane Dyke Wentling Annette and Robert L. Becker with our son because he always got so much out of it,” says Janet. “He was Juliette B. West Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Beckerman particularly fond of the abstract Impressionist paintings. It didn’t matter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Wiancko James Bedortha where we started our visit, we always ended up back at the same place.” Mrs. W. Peirce Widdoes Dr. and Mrs. Walter Beh The Williams Family Dr. and Mrs. Robert Daniel Bennett Today, the Moritzes are particularly fond of The Andy Warhol Museum. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Woodward Tilden Bennett Mr. and Mrs. William H. Woodwell Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bent “The Warhol does a fantastic job bringing unique exhibitions to Pittsburgh Claudia C. Zavodnick Mr. and Mrs. E. Peter Benzing that attract both local and national attention,” says Don. “It’s a very Mr. and Mrs. Steven Zawacky Dr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Berardi important attraction for the city.” For Janet, The Warhol’s welcoming Howard S. Berger atmosphere and sensitivity to current events and issues is key. “The staff $500–$999 Robert E. Best, Jr. Anita Prizio and John Betzler is always so friendly and helpful, and their creativity in putting exhibitions Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Aaron II Ronald and Emily Bianchini together and complimenting them with original programming always Gary and Grace Abbs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Billerbeck Edward and Debra Abell amazes me—and that can be said of each of the museums,” she says. Ruth and Christopher J. Binkley Elizabeth S. Abernethy “I think helping to support all four museums is one of the most worth- Mr. and Mrs. James Birsic Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abraham while and gratifying things we’ve ever been a part of.” Barbara W. Bishop Karen Ardan and Linda Ackman

52 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Blackwood Lawrence Crochier “As much as we spend on our sports teams— Jenifer M. Blasinsky Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Csendes Mrs. Andrew Blaskovich Margaret S. Cyert and I do love our sports teams—we should Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Blaufeld Dr. and Mrs. James A. D’Antonio John Robinson Block Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. D’Appolonia spend at least as much on our museums.” Ruth A. Bobula Mr. and Mrs. George B. Davis Larry and Jennifer Boehm William and Elizabeth Davis Peter J. Gidas Raymond and Cheryl Bolek Susan L. Deakin Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bonacchi Sonja F. DeGray Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bonner Mary Ehrlinger-Demmler Franklin A. Bontempo Jeremiah and Laurel Dengler Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bowman Michael A. DeRicco, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. T. William Boxx Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Desmone II Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Boyle, Jr. Carmela DiAndreth Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dimmick Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brado Sherrie and Wayne D’Loss

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brandegee Charles and Ruth Dods PHOTO: TERRY CLARK Edalee C. Brandt John Dingess and Kathryn G. and Richard K. Brandt Kim Donaldson-Dingess Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brandt Dr. and Mrs. Francis C. Donovan Carolyn Branthoover Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Dorundo Charles T. Britton Mr. and Mrs. John W. Douglas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brooke IV Anthony V. Dralle Melissa A. Kelley and Carl Brotsker Rebecca J. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brown Mary Cay and Jack Dunmyer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Brown Mr.* and Mrs. Charles A. Duritsa Adam Brufsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Durrant Robert Bruno Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dzialowski Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bucci Mrs. Christopher J. Elkus Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Bucci Mrs. A. R. Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Bucklew Charlie Masterson and Carolyn Ellis John and Ann Buckman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Emanuel Linda and Timothy Burke Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Englert Mr. and Mrs. Rae R. Burton Jane Epstine Michael F. Butler J.R. and Linda Eremita-Mullen Gary V. Cacciani Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Etling Karen J. and William J. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. John J. Evanko Lawrence and Regina Callahan Cynthia K. and John Evans Stephen Campanella Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fadden Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Campbell Paul Rosenblatt and Petra Fallaux Margaret A. Cannell Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fanelli David and Louise Cannon Robert and Dianne Farrell Nancy A. Cappola Mr. and Mrs. John Fencil Brad and Linda Carpenter Adrian R. Fenton Peter J. Gidas (right) with his son Jason Donald K. Carter Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ferguson III Margaret Cartwright Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fidoten Ruth M. Casey Susan and Richard Finder FOR MORE THAN 90 YEARS,GIDAS FLOWERS has been located at 3719 Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Caton, Jr. Judith Albert and Anthony Fiorillo Avenue, just a few short blocks from the two Carnegie Museums in Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cellone Jane I. Fisher Oakland. Peter J. Gidas, the third-generation owner of the shop, remembers Margaret K. and E. Joseph Charny Lilah H. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cheever Nina B. Fisher working with his dad on Saturdays, then walking down to the Museum Dr. and Mrs. George Cheponis Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Fishman of Natural History to see the dinosaurs, Indians, and other exhibits. Gidas’ Sandra Chieffe Bob Fleishman, Jr. three children made frequent trips to the museums as well. His eldest, Margaret Childs Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Flinn Jason, has recently joined the family business, having earned a degree Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Childs III Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ford in marketing. Mindy Chisholm Dan and Theresa Forlastro Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chutz Nancy and James Foster Since 1993, Gidas Flowers has provided general operating support to Susan Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh as a corporate member. It was a natural Joshua and Betsy Clark Kenneth S. Thompson and Howard and Christine Cohen Andrea R. Fox fit for the long-time Oakland business to support this long-time Oakland Claire M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Wendell G. Freeland institution. “As an Oakland business for so many years, we’ve seen just Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Friedman how much the museums mean to the Oakland community and to the Heatherlynn and Charles Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Frischling city,” says Peter. Of all the museum locations, Peter appreciates the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Colen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Fritz Oakland facility the most, especially the Museum of Natural History and Patricia A. Connell John and Elaine Frombach David C. Conrad II Dina and Jerry Fulmer the Museum of Art’s Hall of Architecture, which is his favorite room. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Conte Anna P. and J. William Futrell Mr. and Mrs. David Cook Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Gaier “Without the museums, there would be no place for children to learn and C. William Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Galida experience so much about art, science, and history,” says Peter. “As much Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Cost Donna M. Galm as we spend on our sports teams—and I do love our sports teams— Lola Virginia Crawford Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gardner we should spend at least as much on our museums.” Anna Doering and Kevin Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Garrett, Jr.

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 53 Dr. and Mrs. William S. Garrett, Jr. Gerry and Donald E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Luttinger Hari Patel Garry and Sylvia Garrison Mr. and Mrs. J. Alan Johnson Edward and Cecelia Mackey Jean Patterson Jeff Gasparik Matthew W. Johnson Donald J. MacLeod Adel Assaad and Patricia H. Pavlus Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Gaul Jeff and Kathy Jokl Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. MacVean Mr. and Mrs. Alex Peila Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Krome George Alan R. Kahl Carolyn and Edward Margolis Stephanie Peirce Murry and Allison Gerber Orlando F. Gabriele and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marino Ronald and Donna Pellegrini Arthur R. Giesen III Denise T. Kalinowski Jim Taylor and Cary Marriott Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gilmour Mr. and Mrs. Jayant Kapadia Melissa R. Marshall Diane and Alan Perer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Gindroz Mrs. Joseph M. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Marstine Martha J. Perry Lawrence L. Gipson Virginia Kaufman David S. Masland Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Pfrimmer Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gismondi Gerri Kay Myrna and Mark Mason Vernon B. Phillips, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Keating Mr. and Mrs. James Mauch Paul and Erin Phrampus Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Goodnow Dr. and Mrs. William R. Keech James H. McConomy Mary J. and Joseph P. Platt, Jr. Mary and Richard Grant Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keller Mrs. George R. McCullough Julie Podgorski Samuel Gray III Kristi Kelly Marion L. McCullough Floreece Poluszejko Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Porter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gregg, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John S. Kennerdell Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. McGraw Mildred M. Posvar The Griffith Family Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ketchum Mr. and Mrs. William D. McIlroy George W. and Joan L. Poutous Katherine L. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Alan Keyser Mrs. Donald R. McLennan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Prykull Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grudovich Mrs. Mee-Hyon-Kim David Medich Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Guttman Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. King Craig M. Melichar Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Quint Eloise P. Haase Jack and Debra King Mr. and Mrs. Armour N. Mellon Jennifer Lakin and Douglas Rabuzzi Dr. and Mrs. Nico Habermann Mr. and Mrs. William Kingery Marilyn and Allan H. Meltzer Peter Rapp Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Haddad James D. Kingsley and Friends Elizabeth R. and Robert E. Mertz Bruce and Jane Raymond Kathleen M. Haefner Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kinney Boyd R. and Janet Messinger Elizabeth S. and Bayard D. Rea Carol M. Hammer Paul and Diane Kiproff Karen and Chris Meurer K. Oliver Rea Helen Hampers Mr. and Mrs. Hal S. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Meyer Margaret Rea Jeanne Hanchett Mr. and Mrs. John Klinvex Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mezey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reading Dr. and Mrs. Fred Harchelroad, Jr. Janice Knapp Candice and Robert Mill James and Helen Reid Mr. and Mrs. Clayton T. Hardon Robb Knapp Deborah and Douglas T. Millar Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Reid Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Harper Jeffrey Koontz Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Miller Scott W. and Anne G. Reid James J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Korb Mary Elizabeth Miller Angela and Michael Reilly Dr. and Mrs. Volker H. Hartkopf The Kossman Family Michael A. and Deborah E. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Reilly William M. Hawthorne Maria Kovacs Barbara J. Carpenter and Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Reis Eleanor G. and C. G. Heasley Robert Kovalcik Michael D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Heaton Jan Kowalski Andrea and Jack Millstein Mr. and Mrs. David G. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Heller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Kozora Elizabeth Momich Dr. and Mrs. George S. Richardson M. William Helwig Don and Kim Kramer Charles and Cheryl Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rieger Wendy and Daniel Herchenroether Beth Kreinin Christine L. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Rinaldo Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bruce and Margie Krogh Marcia and Thomas Morton Jan and Homer Roberts Herchenroether J. Regina Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Moses Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Robinson, Jr. Craig and Michele Heryford Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Kuller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moyers Michael and Deborah Robinson The Hewlett-Brockley Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Kummer III Mrs. W. P. Moyles Robert N. and Marina Rodi J. Hart Heyward Alina and Philip Kurtanich Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Mulloney Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rogal Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Hiller Jules and Carroll Labarthe Jennifer and James Muse Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rogers Gerald B. Hindy Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Lachman Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Muse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Rohm Jeff and Marie Hoban Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ladley Chuck Myron Maureen J. Rolla Dorothy A. Hockycko Mr. and Mrs. Scott Laliberte Mr. and Mrs. David P. Myron Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Rom R. Donald Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lantz Mrs. Ned J. Nakles Elaine Rosecrans Hilary and Mary Ann Hogan Karen Liller Larson Daniel J. Nalin Norma Rupert Jerry and Cindy Hogue Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Laskow Norman and Carol Napier Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Russell Mr. and Mrs. James G. Holland Mr. and Mrs. William E. Latshaw Nancy A. and Donald Naragon Andrea R. Ryan John Holtz Judith R. and Lester B. Lave John D. Nauman Alice Rysdon Judith S. Hood Mrs. Lee Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Nedved Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Sadowski Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hornack Pilar Lebovitz Rhoda and Richard Neft Robert J. DiBella and Carol Savage William V. Hough Yoko Tai and Stephen R. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nernberg Allen B. Schall Mr. and Mrs. John D. Houston II Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Leech Bob and Chris Nolin Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Scheinholtz James S. Keller and Mary Ellen Hoy Kenneth and Marina Lehn Mr. and Mrs. John L. S. Northrop Margaret A. Schell Elizabeth and James Hughes Ilene Levy The Obeldobel Family Mr. and Mrs. William L. Scherlis Pasquale Navarro and Daryl Hutson Jon and Tracy Levy Stephen P. and Louisa Obeldobel Edie Shapira and Mark Schmidhofer S. Munson Imbriglia Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. O’Horo Mr.* and Mrs. Thomas M. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Inglis Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lichtenfels Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Oleck The Schmitt Family Patricia and Michael Ingram Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lieber Norman R. Winowich and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Irvin Dorothy Taylor Lindner Ginny Opferman Dr. and Mrs. Donald Schowalter Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Irwin L. Douglas and Michele Lioon John K. Orndorff, Jr. Doris W. Scott Robert E. Jack Thomas C. and Gail V. Litwiler Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Sean Sebastian Charles and Cordelia Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Long Mr. and Mrs. Alan Orringer Teresa Silvaggio Serrao and Mary Lynch Jarrell Mr. and Mrs. David Longhini Elliott S. Oshry Joseph Serrao Kip D. Jenifer Willa Dean Lowery Saundra and Eugene O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jason Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Jenkins Dr. and Mrs. L. Dade Lunsford Donna M. Panazzi Mary K. Austin and Ron Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Jewell Thomas W. Lustig Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pastrick Roy R. Weil and Mary M. Shaw

54 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 Katherine Shear John H. Tippins “The Carnegie Museums are what we Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Sheptak Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Tisherman Grant J. Shevchik Mary Anne Tolbart think of first when we have company Jonathan W. Shimm and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tolbert III Judy Willingham Shimm Kathleen M. Tomaswick visiting from out of town.” Sarah and Bruce Shirey Inci Ozgunes and Ozan Tomguz Mr. and Mrs. David W. Short B. Monika Tomko Mary Ann Colbaugh Elda B. Shoub Owen and Janet Traynor Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shozda Rosalyn and Albert Treger Rhoda and Seymour Sikov Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trenor Mr. and Mrs. David M. Silverman Maxine B. Trimble Henry J. Simonds Roberta Troy Talbott L. Simonds Mr. and Mrs. Gary Truitt Paul Shea and Lisa Simone C. Richard and Annie Tuley Daniel and Elizabeth Simpson Charles M. Porter and Hilary Tyson PHOTO: TERRY CLARK Kate C. Sladek Paul Umbach The Sara M. Sleppy Family The Underwood Family Peter G. and Susan J. Smerd Jeffrey S. Upperman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donald Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Heuck Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Smith Tony and Cathy Urso Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Neil Y. Van Horn Terence E. Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Jon Vanderzee Mr. and Mrs. D. Grahame Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Vanzant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Snow Joanne M. Vavrek Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder, Jr. Karl E. Voigt Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Snyder Ralph and Karen Waechter Laura Soller Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sorr Dr. and Mrs. Neil Wald Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Soske Mr. and Mrs. Hal K. Waldman Ronald J. Zdrojkowski, Ph.D., and Mary Ann Colbaugh Dean and Suzanne Spahr David Walker Phyllis C. Spatz Dr. and Mrs. Albert N. Ward, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Spencer Ann Wardrop* RONALD ZDROJKOWSKI AND MARY ANN COLBAUGH always thought the museums Mr. and Mrs. Holly W. Sphar, Jr. Arthur M. Warren that make up Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh were treasures. But it took Chris and Nancy Spina Kathryn B. Watson a trip to California to fully recognize their quality. While there, they toured Thomas and Lynn Sprajcar Jay Dandy and Melissa Weber the world-famous Getty Museum. “The Getty was great,” Ron said, “but Suzanne Mauro and Josh Stanson Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Weidlein, Jr. Richard E. and Mary Stefanick Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weidman we thought the exhibits at Carnegie Museums were better!” Stephen Kelminson and Marsha Stein Dr. and Mrs. Michael Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Steiner Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Weisman Native Pittsburghers, Mary Ann and Ron spent a lot of time in the museums Dr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wentling, Jr. while they were growing up. Ron says he stopped in the museums nearly Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Steward Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wettach every day after school. His interest in science led him to pursue a Ph.D. in Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Stewart Mariana Sonntag and electrical engineering from Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie Mellon University). Tey M. Stiteler George Whitmer Ron had a long career with Respironics, where he developed a number of new Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stout Barbara and Bruce Wiegand Kym Stout Phillips Florence L. Williams products as vice president of research and development. Mary Ann worked David J. Strasser Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Williams at Respironics as well, and both have an abiding interest in science, nature, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Stroebel Erin Sullivan and John Williams and how children learn. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Sullivan Gary and Georgette Williamson Karen Summers Mr. and Mrs. Greg Winokur Ron especially enjoys watching kids learn through the interactive, hands-on Mr. and Mrs. David M. Swan Sara M. Winokur exhibits at Carnegie Science Center. His interest in education reaches far Dr. and Mrs. William M. Swartz Robert J. Winters beyond the museums, however. He is actively involved in developing and Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Tambakeras Mary Winzelberg evaluating the use of “Direct Instruction” teaching methods in an early- Carol L. Tasillo Patrick Vlahos and Kym Wise C. Edelmann and E. Teeple Dr. and Mrs. Robert l. Wittig learning environment. Currently, he is working with Heritage Health Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Teplitz Judy J. Wojanis Foundation and its 4 Kids Early Learning Program in the upper Mon Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Testoni Norman and Karen Wolmark The 4 Kids Program serves approximately 200 at-risk children annually and Judith S. and David A. Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wombles is associated with the Woodland Hills School District. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas William E. Trueheart and Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Thomas Carol A. Word Ron and Mary Ann have supported Carnegie Museums for many years Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. David G. Wright because of the “wealth of education they provide and the fun they offer Rollie G. and Donna Kae Thomas William and Deborah Wycoff Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yocco children,” says Mary Ann. She savors the variety offered by the Oakland Yvonne Dreux Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Yochum museums—from the rocks and minerals to the full-scale reproductions Dorothea and Gerald Thompson June Yonas of ancient architecture. Two memorable trips include eating dinner in Victor Thompson Jerome Itzkoff and Barbara Zawadzki Dinosaur Hall following the DinoMite Days bus tour for museum supporters, Dr. W. R. and Patricia D. Thompson Karen Ann Zellmann and a private, guided tour of the basement Bone Room, which Mary Ann Mr. and Mrs. William O. Thomson Paul Scragg and Krissy Zocco Susan Washburn and Richard and Michele Zowacki arranged when her nephew and niece came to Pittsburgh for a visit. Matthew Thornton “The museums bring so many things to the public that are difficult to see anywhere else,” says Ron. Mary Ann adds, “The Carnegie Museums are what we think of first when we have company visiting from out of town.”

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 55 CORPORATE, FOUNDATION and ORGANIZATION DONORS

“…we were especially pleased with the integral role that Laurel’s support had in the success of DinoMite Days.”

Donna M. Panazzi, Vice President, Laurel Foundation

Timothy M. Inglis, Vice President and Treasurer; Elizabeth Tata, Program Associate; and Donna M. Panazzi, Vice President and Secretary, Laurel Foundation

$25,000+ National City Bank of Pennsylvania Nova Chemicals FOR OVER 50 YEARS, THE LAUREL FOUNDATION has quietly improved the lives Anonymous The Pepsi Bottling Group of western Pennsylvania residents and visitors to the region. Established in Art Institute of Pittsburgh The Pittsburgh Foundation The Suzy & Jim Broadhurst Fund 1951 by Cordelia Scaife May, Laurel has focused its grant-making in the PNC Advisors of The Pittsburgh Foundation arts, culture, conservation, health, and education areas, awarding millions The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. The Buhl Foundation of dollars in funding to hundreds of nonprofit organizations throughout PPG Industries Foundation, Inc. Mildred Carlin Fund of the Pittsburgh The Charity Randall Foundation the region and beyond. Presbyterian Foundation The John G. Rangos Sr. E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Charitable Foundation But many who have benefited from Laurel’s gifts never fully realized that Foundation Red House Communications they were the fortunate recipients of a philanthropist’s generosity. Since Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh The Rust Foundation Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania its inception, the Foundation has maintained a low profile, declining The Scudder Charitable Foundation Colcom Foundation numerous opportunities to have its name associated with buildings, The Juliet Lea Hillman Simonds Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. endowments, or even listed on a plaque. Foundation, Inc. Dollar Bank W. P. Snyder III Charitable Fund Dominion That all changed, albeit briefly, when in 2003 the Laurel Foundation agreed Joseph & Violet Soffer Foundation Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, Inc. to take a leadership role in making possible several significant projects, Southwestern Pennsylvania Eaton Corporation Corporation including Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s public art exhibit, Eden Hall Foundation Alexander C. & Tillie S. Speyer DinoMite Days™. ETHICON ENDO-SURGERY, INC. Foundation Milton Fine Revocable Trust DTD The Steel Industry Heritage “Last year, many of the Foundation’s Trustees and staff managed to The Giant Eagle Foundation Corporation The Grable Foundation convince Mrs. May that, given the magnitude of several projects that Surdna Foundation Inc. H. J. Heinz Company Foundation Laurel had initiated, the beneficiaries of this generosity would appreciate The Buddy Taub Foundation The Heinz Endowments knowing who made these projects possible,” said Donna Panazzi, vice Turner Construction Company Drue Heinz Trust United States Steel Corporation president of the Foundation. “We were so happy that she agreed, and we Teresa & H. J. Heinz III UPMC Health System were especially pleased with the integral role that Laurel’s support had in Charitable Fund Rachel Mellon Walton Fund The Hillman Foundation, Inc. the success of DinoMite Days.” of The Pittsburgh Foundation The Henry L. Hillman Foundation, Inc. The Andy Warhol Foundation While many people have only recently become aware of it, Carnegie The William T. Hillman Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. The Roy A. Hunt Foundation Museums of Pittsburgh has long known of and benefited from the Laurel Robert S. Waters Charitable Trust Johnson & Johnson Foundation’s generosity. The museums—in particular, Carnegie Museum Youthworks Inc. Kennametal Inc. of Natural History and its Powdermill Nature Reserve, and Carnegie Klett Rooney Lieber & Schorling Museum of Art—respect and admire Laurel’s decision to pursue its Laurel Foundation philanthropy quietly. Maplewood Foundation Massaro Company This time, however, the trustees and staff of Carnegie Museums of Massey Charitable Trust Katherine Mabis McKenna Pittsburgh are delighted to have the opportunity to publicly acknowledge Foundation, Inc. and thank the Laurel Foundation for more than 50 years of generous Mellon Financial Corporation support. Richard King Mellon Foundation

56 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 $10,000–$24,999 Stanier Family Charitable Trust Sony Electronics, Inc. The Peirce Family Foundation Inc. Tippins Foundation St. Edmund’s Academy Perlow Family Charitable Fund Alcoa Technical Center The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust Sunoco, Inc. E. H. Schwab Company American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. Verizon Foundation Surgical Neuromonitoring The Henry John Simonds The Americans For The Arts’ Walton Family Foundation Association Inc. Foundation, Inc. Animating Democracy Initiative with Waste Management University of Pittsburgh TIAA-CREF funds from The Ford Foundation The Raymond John Wean Foundation Richard T. & Janice A. Weaver Fund UBS Financial Services Anonymous Westinghouse Electric Corp. of The Pittsburgh Foundation URS Corporation Bailey Banks & Biddle Phillip H. & Betty L. Wimmer Family Whole Foods Market The Walden Trust Bayer Corporation Foundation Winchester-Thurston School Zeve Family Foundation William S. Beamer Charitable Fund Woodmere Foundation Women’s Committee, Beckwith Machinery Company Mary Murtland Wurts Fund Carnegie Museum of Art H. M. Bitner Charitable Trust $1,895–$2,499 of The Pittsburgh Foundation Bombardier Transportation Avalotis Corporation Zale Corporation Bozzone Family Foundation $2,500–$4,999 Baierl Family of Dealerships The Anne L. and George H. Clapp Affiliated Computer Services Rosella & Gilbert Broff Philanthropic Charitable and Educational Trust $5,000–$9,999 Franklin E. Agnew Family Fund Fund of the United Jewish Confluence Alco Parking Corporation of The Pittsburgh Foundation Federation Foundation The Henry Cornell Foundation Alcoa Allegheny County Byham Charitable Foundation Eichleay Foundation Allegheny County Medical Society Engineering/Construction Constance R. Caplan Foundation Inc. Equitable Resources, Inc. Foundation Armstrong/McKay Foundation Trust #1 Cochran Erie Community Foundation LDA – L.D. Astorino Companies Aromas Cohen and Grigsby Eureka Bank Babcock Lumber Company Walter A. Barres Fund The Community Foundation FedEx Ground Package System Michael Baker Corporation of The Pittsburgh Foundation For The Alleghenies FISA Foundation Buchanan Ingersoll Carole E. & Myles P. Berkman P. J. Dick Incorporated Fisher Scientific Company Professional Corporation Foundation Peter C. Dozzi Family Foundation Forest City Commercial Buncher Family Foundation The Maxine & William Block Fund Joseph & Kathleen Guyaux Fund Management, Inc. The Caliban Foundation of The Pittsburgh Foundation for Charitable Giving The William F. & Lynn D. Gauss Carnegie Mellon University Brashear L.P. The Henry E. Haller, Jr. Foundation Foundation CB Richard Ellis/Pittsburgh Bridges Charitable Lead Trust Halpern Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Centimark Corporation The Chip & Laura Burke Charitable Hanlon Electric Company The Gleason Agency Child Health Association of Sewickley Account Fund Hewlett-Packard Company The Graham Family Fund of Chu Investment Counsel Inc. Catalyst Connection David McL. & Katharine H. Hillman The AYCO Charitable Foundation Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania Christie’s Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Gruber Family Foundation CONSOL Energy Inc. Comcast Cable Communications, Inc. J & L Specialty Steel, Inc. Howard Hanna Company Duquesne University Community Care Plus John C. & Lucine O. Marous Hawksglen Foundation East Liberty Development, Inc. Consulaat-General van het Koninkrijk Charitable Foundation Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield The Ellis School der Nederlanden Mon Valley Supports Coordination The Hillman Company Federated Investors The Dietrich Foundation Robert Morris University Emma Clyde Hodge Memorial Fund L. B. Foster Company Eastside Limited Partnership Nagin Foundation Inc. Milton G. Hulme Charitable Gailliot Family Foundation 84 Lumber Company Parker/Hunter Incorporated Foundation GENCO Distribution System Elizabeth Carbide Die Company Pittsburgh Technical Institute Jenkins-Empire Associates William Stucki Hansen Foundation Emerson Electric Company Public Art Fund of The Pittsburgh Kraus Family Foundation Edward N. & Jane Haskell Ernst & Young LLP Foundation Lionel Philanthropic Fund of the United Maurice Falk Medical Fund Cleveland D. Rea Fund LLWW Foundation Jewish Federation Foundation The Audrey Hillman Fisher Bruce D. and Treasure Sachnoff Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc. The Hauber Foundation Foundation Charitable Family Foundation R. K. Mellon Family Foundation The Hayes Foundation The Foster Charitable Trust Stratford Advisory Group, Inc. Morby Family Charitable The Henry L. Hillman Jr. Geyer Printing Company, Inc. Tucker Arensberg, P.C. Foundation Inc. Foundation. Inc. The Gordon Foundation W.P. Watershed Protection Program Peter Norton Family Foundation Richard M. & Priscilla S. Hunt Graziano Construction Co. WESCO DISTRIBUTION, INC. Alfred M. Oppenheimer Memorial Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Jane L. Harrison & Associates Wheelabrator Air Pollution Control Inc. Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Koppers Industries, Inc. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. John & Leatrice Wolf Philanthropic Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Marcus & Shapira LLP Houston-Starr Company Fund of the United Jewish Chemistry & Applied Spectroscopy Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society Jendoco Construction Corporation Federation Foundation Pittsburgh Technology Council Mascaro Construction Company, L.P. Family of Donald H. and Barbara A. PNC Advisors Charitable Trust James H. Matthews & Co. Jones Fund $1,000–$1,894 Committee Educational & Charitable Trust Kirkpatrick & Lockhart LLP All-Pak Inc. The Adrienne & Milton Porter Matthews International Corporation John E. and Elizabeth Kurtz Allegheny Plastics, Inc. Charitable Foundation Medrad, Inc. Charitable Foundation American Environmental Services, Inc. R Marketing Concepts Mine Safety Appliances Company Leedsworld, Inc. American Society of Mechanical Reed Smith LLP Charitable Foundation Cyril E. & Geraldine B. Livingston Engineers Donald & Sylvia Robinson Family Monroeville Mall Merchants Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation American Society for Quality Control Foundation Association LLI Technologies, Inc. Amshel Charitable Foundation The Rockwell Foundation Muse Foundation LTV Copperweld Antioch Independence Fund of the James M. & Lucy K. Schoonmaker Nimick Forbesway Foundation Marsh Inc. Fidelity Investments Charitable Fund Foundation Oakbridge Academy of Arts McKamish, Inc. Bechtel Bettis, Inc. Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation The Overbrook Foundation Mistick Construction Meyer & Merle Berger Family Sony Technology Center – Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates The Mosites Company Foundation Spang & Company Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc. Oncology-Hematology Association The Allen H. & Selma W. Berkman Spectroscopy Society of Pittsburgh James & Idamae Rich Fund The Paul H. & Nancy J. O’Neill Charitable Trust The Speyer Family Foundation, Inc. of The Pittsburgh Foundation Charitable Foundation

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 57 “Pittsburgh has been very good to us, but we’ve stayed here not because PHOTO: TERRY CLARK we’ve been successful here, but because it’s a wonderful city. And Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh has helped make it a great place to live.”

Joe Massaro Sr., President, Massaro Construction

Berner International Corporation Kaufmann’s Steve Massaro, Carol Massaro, Joe Massaro Sr., and Joanna Haas, Blattner Brunner Inc. Kestrel Investment Management The Henry Buhl, Jr., Director of Carnegie Science Center Florence Boyer Family Foundation Corporation The Albert H. and Clarissa W. Curtis I. Kossman Foundation THE MASSARO FAMILY HAS DEEP ROOTS and a very successful construction Burchfield Memorial Fund KPMG LLP company in O’Hara Township, just north of Pittsburgh. As a result, they of The Pittsburgh Foundation Laurel Mountain Partners are deeply committed to supporting the city and helping to maintain its Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates Levin Furniture The Cahouet Charitable Trust Liberty Mutual Group vitality—that’s why they invest both time and money in Carnegie Museums of The Pittsburgh Foundation Loyalhanna Watershed Association, Inc. of Pittsburgh. The Catanese Group, PC Macgillivray Freeman Films Cellone Bakery Inc. Management Science Associates, Inc. In 2002, Joe and Carol Massaro hosted GALActica!—a black-tie gala at Charleroi Federal Savings Bank Mars Family Charitable Foundation Carnegie Science Center—to encourage people to see and enjoy the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Matt Machine & Manufacturing, Inc. Science Center in a whole new way. “In planning GALActica!, we certainly Coal Valley Sales Corp. McClure-Johnston Company hoped it would raise money for the museums, but our primary goal was to Commercial National Bank McCullough Electric Company Concurrent Technologies Corporation Andrea & Jerry McCutcheon make people more aware of all that the museums offer and show them Curtiss-Wright Electro-Mechanical Philanthropic Fund of the United what wonderful places we have here,” says Carol. “With four very different Corporation Jewish Federation Foundation museums, there’s something for everyone, but they need our help to make Downtown Athletic Club, Inc. Muhlenkamp & Company, Inc. sure they’re here for generations to come.” The Eliot Fund of The Pittsburgh Joseph F. Mulach Jr. & Foundation Louisa A. Mulach Family Fund The Massaros’ appreciation for Carnegie Museums easily rubbed off on Elliott Turbomachinery Co. of The Pittsburgh Foundation their son, Steve, who attended GALActica! “Growing up in Pittsburgh, I Ellwood Group, Inc. Murphy, Kunschner, Seski, M.D., P.C. certainly knew about the museums, and I remember really enjoying a field Chromalox Division of Emerson Museum Tour Electric Company Nationwide Appraisal Services Corp. trip to the Museum of Natural History in seventh grade,” says Steve. “But Extrude Hone Corporation NEP Broadcasting LLC after attending GALActica! I became much more aware of the museums Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. Thomas H. Nimick Jr. & Theresa L. as a vital community resource. They do so much for the city from a cultural John M. Feeney Foundation Nimick Fund/Ligonier Valley and educational perspective that we really need to support them and help Five Star Development Inc. Nomos Corporation maintain their programming so they can continue to do the amazing work The Fox Chapel Plaza Oberg Industries, Inc. James A. & Ruth O. Frank Parkhurst Dining Services they do.” Philanthropic Fund Pennsylvania Association of Franklin Templeton Investments Conservation Districts, Inc. Both Joe and Carol agree that it’s easy for Pittsburghers to take the four Gemological Appraisal Association, Inc. PenTrust Real Estate Advisory museums for granted. That’s why they work so hard to remind people how Merle E. & Olive Lee Gilliand Services, Inc. fortunate the region is to have four distinctive, world-class museums. “I’ll Foundation Pitt Ohio Express Inc. be the first to admit that it wasn’t until we got involved with the museums Gordon Terminal Service Company Pittsburgh Forest Products that we truly realized how magnificent they are,” says Joe. “Ever since then, Hammer Fund of The Pittsburgh Posty Trucking Company, Inc. Foundation Preservation Technologies, LP we’ve made a point of sharing our excitement about the museums with Hatch Associates Consultants, Inc. Private Wealth Advisors, Inc. others and persuading them to get involved.” Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. Norman C. Ray Trust Hilbish McGee Lighting Design Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel “Pittsburgh has been very good to us, but we’ve stayed here not because Hilton Pittsburgh Reschini Foundation we’ve been successful here, but because it’s a wonderful city,” he con- Hoechstetter Printing Respironics tinues. “And Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh has helped make it a great Hogue & Lannis Romualdi, Davidson & Associates, Inc. place to live.” Institute for Scientific Research, Inc. Rossin Foundation Jones Day S&T Bank

58 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 “The museums are all about culture. When it comes to Carnegie Science Center, it’s all about the future.”

Jerry R. Whitaker, Vice President, PHOTO: ALEXANDER DENMARSH Eaton Electrical Corporation

Safway Steel Scaffolds Company Club One, Inc. of Pittsburgh Concept Art Gallery Standard Ceramic Supply Conco Systems Inc. Sunoco Chemicals CPU Exhibits, Inc. The Techs A. G. Cullen Construction, Inc. Tollgrade Communications, Inc Cyert Family Foundation Tooling Specialists, Inc D & G Rent-Alls Triana Foundation Day Automotive Group Turner Dairy Farms Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, P.C. U. S. Mortgage Network Disaster Restoration Services Union Switch & Signal, Inc. DRS Architects, Inc. University of Pittsburgh Cancer Durr Marketing Associates, Inc. Institute East Liberty Electroplating Inc. Whitcomb Charitable Foundation Epic Metals Corporation WPXI-TV Charitable Foundation WTW Architects The Nina Baldwin Fisher Zambelli Internationale Fireworks Foundation, Inc. Jerry R. Whitaker, Vice President, Eaton Electrical Corporation Manufacturing Co. The Lilah Hilliard Fisher The George Zauderer Foundation Foundation Inc. The Foreman Group Architects, EATON ELECTRICAL and its predecessor company, Westinghouse Electric, $500–$999 Engineers, Construction Managers have strong ties to Carnegie Science Center for obvious reasons. “A number FRANCO A to Z Communication Inc. of years ago, our company recognized the importance of teaching science, The Frazer Family Foundation Barbara and Marcus Aaron Fund FreeMarkets, Inc. math, and technology to area students. What better way to be involved than of The Pittsburgh Foundation Frontiers International through Carnegie Science Center?” says Jerry R. Whitaker, vice president, About Pittsburgh, Inc. Goehring, Rutter & Boehm Eaton Electrical Corporation, and a board member of Carnegie Science Center. Aegean Associates, Inc. Gorell Enterprises, Inc. AISE Steel Foundation Greco Gas Inc. “Involved” is an understatement. For years, Eaton has supported Allegheny Asbestos Analysis Inc. Gullifty’s Allegheny Mountain Section Carnegie Science Center’s Works Theater, its School Science Awards, and Gurrentz International Corporation of AWMA its Awards for Excellence program. This year, Eaton is the primary sponsor The Guttman Group The Alpern Travel Company Hathaway Enterprises, LLC of the Awards for Excellence, which recognize local scientists, educators, Amcom Office Systems Horty, Springer & Mattern, P.C. and entrepreneurs for their achievements in science and technology. American Chemical Society – Industrial Gasket & Shim Company Pittsburgh Section Innovation Works The Works Theater is a favorite of Whitaker’s because “it gets people American Society of Civil Engineers – Institute of Electrical & Electronics involved by bringing science into their daily lives.” His favorite memory is Pittsburgh Section Engineers IEEE of the show that demonstrates how electric power is transformed from American Society of Highway Engineers IQ Inc. Angstrom Sciences high voltage at the power plant to the home by connecting 11 volunteers Iridian Asset Management LLC Aqua-Clear, Inc. with hard hats and wires. His daughter loved the show so much that she J & P Service Management Company Asia Carpet & Decorating Company JE Scenic Technologies, Inc. brought it to her school’s three fifth-grade classes as part of a project to Association for Facilities Engineering The Mary Hillman Jennings explain their fathers’ professions. Chapter 7 Foundation The Avation Foundaton Keane Construction Company, Inc. “What is most important for us at Eaton is the educational aspect of Beechers Gelato & Gourmet Coffee King’s Jewelry Carnegie Science Center,” says Whitaker. “By promoting technology, math, Bridges & Company Milton J. Klein, D.O., P.C. BSI Commodities, Inc. and science throughout our school systems and at the Science Center, we LabChem, Inc. Bronder & Company, P.C. are promoting life-long learning and the desire to have fun with technology.” LandAmerica/Commonwealth Bunting Graphics Inc. Lehman-Epstine Philanthropic Fund Cal Tec Labs. Inc. “The museums are all about culture,” says Whitaker. “When it comes to Littles of Pittsburgh, Inc. Carnegie Learning Inc. Carnegie Science Center, it’s all about the future.” Logical Automation, Inc. Chemco Systems Main Medical Inc. Citizens National Bank Manion Plumbing, Inc. of Evans City, PA Marmon/Keystone Corporation Civil and Environmental Marshall•Tyler•Rausch, LLC Consultants, Inc.

CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 59 “I think we’re incredibly lucky in a city this size to have the museums we do. These treasures help to give the city meaning.

They’re part of the city’s soul.” PHOTO: ALEXANDER DENMARSH

Laurie Graham

Marstrand Industries Inc. The Talbott Lea Simonds McDonald’s Corporation Foundation, Inc. Mercer Human Resource Consulting Snavely Forest Products R. & E. Mertz Fund Society of Women Engineers of The Pittsburgh Foundation Sota Construction Services Inc. Charles Jay Miller, D.D.S S., Sotheby’s Rand Werri, D.D.S., and South Hills Movers John W. Gruen Steeb Crawford Construction The Millstein Foundation Company, LLC Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc. Suburban Glass Co. Inc. Mullen Swanson Group, LTD. Laurie Graham Nauticom Internet Services Thoburn Foundation for Education NRG Energy Center Thorp, Reed & Armstrong HICAGO BORN AUTHOR AND EDITOR AURIE RAHAM had an “artistic Nutrition Inc. Tobacco Free Allegheny C - L G Parke Interiors, Inc. Towers Perrin awakening” when she lived and worked in New York City for 20 years, Perkins General Store Tri-Ad Litho, Inc. first as an editor for Charles Scribner’s Sons, and later as a highly regarded Philotechnics, Ltd. Triangle Roofing, Inc. author. She moved to Pittsburgh in 1990 and found she wouldn’t have to Scott Pipitone Design, Ltd. Uncle Charley’s Sausage Co. do without the pastimes she enjoyed in New York. “When I moved to Pittsburgh Crankshaft Service, Inc. Urban Design Associates Pittsburgh, I was hugely impressed with the vibrancy of art and culture Pittsburgh Section SME AIME USFilter/Chester Engineers Pittsburgh Society for Coatings A. J. Vater & Company, Inc. here,” she says. “I think we’re incredibly lucky in a city this size to have Technology Vesuvius USA the museums we do. These treasures help to give the city meaning. Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Voest-Alpine International They’re part of the city’s soul.” Initiative, Inc. Corporation Pytlik Design Associates Voss TV and Appliances Laurie has been a passionate supporter of the arts for most of her life. Rieder Photography Wachovia Securities “The arts are among the finest things human beings have achieved. Our Right Management Consultants Wagner Family Charitable Trust lives are so much richer and our understanding of the world is so much Ripple Effects Interactive Thomas L. Wentling Fund Rockwell Software of The Pittsburgh Foundation deeper with the insights artists provide for us,” she says. “And, of course, Ruth’s Chris Steak House Western PA Chapter NECA, Inc. there’s the simple pleasure of looking at beautiful things.” Saltsburg Shop N Save Westmoreland Electric Inc. Sarris Candies, Inc. Westmoreland Mechanical Testing Laurie loves the galleries at Carnegie Museum of Art and finds the Saturn Systems, Inc. & Research, Inc. Carnegie International to be an exciting exhibition. She is also fond of Ralph Scherer & Sons Inc. Wick, Streiff, Meyer, O’Boyle & the Museum of Natural History, having spent a great deal of time there Seagate Szeligo, P.C. while researching her book about Pittsburgh, Singing the City: The Bonds Seubert & Associates, Inc. Wright Automotive Group of Home in an Industrial Landscape, five years ago. The Dorothy & Dennis Sheahan Wyndham Garden Hotel – Charitable Family Foundation University Place A member of The Cornice Society (having named Carnegie Museum of Rhoda & Seymour Sikov Philanthropic Peter J. Zikos Insurance Fund of the United Jewish Natural History as a beneficiary of her IRA) and an annual supporter as Federation Foundation well, Laurie says the arts must be supported by anyone who cares about our city. “Our landscape is incredibly beautiful. The view from Mount Washington is one of the great urban vistas of the world, yet so often we neglect to remember what a wonderful place this is.

“The arts are part of the mosaic of Pittsburgh. It costs a lot of money to sustain all these things,” she says. “But without the arts, our city would be a barren place.”

60 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 CORNICE SOCIETY ANNUAL INSTITUTE MEMBERS SUSTAINING LEADERSHIP F UND TEAM and Dr.(+) and Mrs. Matthew Marshall, Jr. † Anonymous VOLUNTEERS Alan L. and Barbara B. Ackerman Esther B. Mazerov (+) OFFICERS Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander † Martin G. and Ann M. McGuinn †* Jane C. (Mrs. Leon) Arkus † Melissa McSwigan † 2003 Leadership Team Carnegie Museums Paul G. Benedum, Jr. †* Nancy Noyes † Louis R. Cestello, Co-Chair, of Pittsburgh Mary Murtland Berger †* Mrs. David B. Oliver II † Corporate Committee Institute Leadership Team Mrs. Tessie Binstock Bernard C. Artman and Deborah Dick, Chair, Richard Armstrong, William and Maxine H. Block † Diana G. Riggs Individual Gifts Committee The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill † Donald M.* and Sylvia M. Robinson † Raymond H. Steeb, III, Co-Chair, Carnegie Museum of Art Eugene S. and Marion W. Cohen † Dr. and Mrs. Karl W. Salatka Corporate Committee Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Dr.(+) and Mrs. James E. Conklin † Mrs. Alice Rust Scheetz †(+) Jane A. Thompson,* Chair, Interim President Harry M. and Florence Corbett † Mrs. Edward Holyoke Schoyer † Development Committee, Bill R. DeWalt, John P. Davis, Jr.* and Mary O. Davis † Janice G. Singer Annual Sustaining Fund Director, Carnegie Museum Sally A. Davoren † Elizabeth D. Smith † Leadership Team and of Natural History Mr.* and Mrs. Robert Dickey III † Mrs. Richard S. Smith †(+) Trustee/Board Gifts Craig Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg † Donald R. and Sheila Solow Associate Vice President, James A. and Edith H. Fisher †* Dr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept † 2003 Individual Gifts Facilities Planning & Operations Corinne K. Flemings Margaret S. Stouffer † Committee Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Suzanne Flood Thomas J. Taylor and Development Mrs. Fred C. Foy †(+) Joan Wilson Taylor † Joel P. Aaronson* Rhonda I. Gross, Vice President Ken and Lillian Goldsmith † Robert M. Thompson, Jr. †* Goerdt Abel for Administration and Duane Michals and Frederick Gorree Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor † Maria Abel Chief Financial Officer Laurie Graham Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer † John A. Barbour* Joanna E. Haas, Jane Z. Haskell †* Milton* and Nancy Washington † Charles Brodbeck The Henry Buhl, Jr., Director, C. Talbott Hiteshew, Jr. Konrad M.* and Gisela Weis † William R. Caroselli Carnegie Science Center Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Irish † James A.* and Susanne Wilkinson John P. Davis, Jr.* Cynthia N. McCormick, Director, Joan M. Kaplan † Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer, Jr. † Deborah Dick, Chair Corporate Affairs Marshall* and Wallis Katz † Richard C. Wilson † Robert Dickey III* Eileen Meddis, Director, Mrs. Frank W. Lang † Thomas H. and Frances M. Witmer † Edith H. Fisher* Corporate Human Resources G. Christian Lantzsch † Maury and Pat Yeiser † Robert M. Frankel* Thomas W. Sokolowski, Director Drs. Judith R. and Lester B. Lave William H. Genge The Andy Warhol Museum Edgar L. Levenson † Charter Member Cecil Jones * Trustee/Board Member Demetrios Patrinos Frances F. Levin Carnegie Institute Officers Margaret M. Levin † (+) Deceased Thomas B. Reading Bernard and Barbara Mars † Cecile M. Springer* Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair, Jane A. Thompson* Board of Trustees and Hugh G. Van der Veer III* Interim President Peter G. Veeder GOVERNMENT DONORS Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Florence Zeve Development Allegheny County Pennsylvania Department Rhonda I. Gross, Vice President for Allegheny Regional Asset District of Community and 2003 Corporate Gifts Administration and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Economic Development Committee Chief Financial Officer Institute of Museum and Pennsylvania Game Commission Richard Armstrong, John R. Brown, III Library Services Pennsylvania Historical and The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Louis R. Cestello, Co-Chair National Endowment for the Arts Museum Commission Carnegie Museum of Art John Ciccolella National Endowment for the Pittsburgh Board of Education Joanna E. Haas, W. Wallace Danforth Humanities United States Department The Henry Buhl, Jr., Director, David S. Egan National Science Foundation of Agriculture Forest Service Carnegie Science Center Steven Schrom The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Thomas W. Sokolowski, Director, Raymond H. Steeb, III, Co-Chair The Andy Warhol Museum Marcia M. Gumberg, Secretary * Trustee/Board Member BEQUEST and TRUST GIFTS Frank A. Cardiello, Controller George R. McComb, Estate of Elaine Anderson Edward O’Neil Museum Trust Assistant Controller William S. Beamer Charitable Fund Estate of Eleanor Baton Scheetz Robert F. Fallgren, John Berdan Memorial Trust Estate of Ruth D. Simpson Assistant Treasurer Eli-Sar Graf Foundation Stanier Family Charitable Estate of Patrick F. Hickey Remainder Trust Estate of Ernest Hillman Estate of Miriam Steinert Estate of Carrie D. Huffman Estate of Helen M. Stratford Bessie Morrison McKelvey Trust

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2004 Trustees Emeritus Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair and Mary M. Berger Interim President Samuel B. Casey, Jr. Mark A. Aloe Robert Dickey III

PHOTO: TERRY CLARK John A. Barbour James A. Fisher Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Henry L. Hillman Helen M. Billak Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Robert P. Bozzone Richard P. Mellon Eliza Smith Brown Emily F. Oliver Howard J. Bruschi Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Charles Burke Jr. William P. Snyder III Esther L. Bush James M. Walton David J. Caliguiri Ann P. Wardrop Twanda Carlisle Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Jared L. Cohon L. Stanton Williams John DeFazio William S. Dietrich II Honorary James C. Diggs Drue Heinz George F. Eichleay David G. McCullough Mark Evans Edward G. Rendell David Fawcett III Milton Fine 2003 Trustees Edith H. Fisher Howard J. Bruschi, (standing left) Chair, Carnegie Science Center; Lee B. Foster Judith M. Davenport Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair, Board of Trustees; Henry J. Gailliot Robert M. Frankel John A. Barbour, Chair, Carnegie Museum of Natural History; Marcia M. Gumberg Mark A. Nordenberg Marcia M. Gumberg, (seated left) Chair, Carnegie Museum of Art; Joseph C. Guyaux Ingrid S. Rea (+) Juliet Lea H. Simonds, Chair, The Andy Warhol Museum. Stephen C. Hansen Alan Hertzberg Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. William E. Hunt William Isler Peter C. Johnson Marshall P. Katz Teresa Heinz Kerry Jane M. Kirkland Frank J. Lucchino Martin G. McGuinn J. Sherman McLaughlin Thomas H. O’Brien Christine Jack Olson Ralph J. Papa Eugene N. Ricciardi Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. Dan D. Sandman Douglas Shields Juliet Lea H. Simonds Alexander C. Speyer III Cecile M. Springer Jane A. Thompson Konrad M. Weis James A. Wilkinson James L. Winokur

62 CARNEGIE • MAY/JUNE• 2004 2004 Museum of Art Board 2004 Museum of Natural 2004 Carnegie Science The Andy Warhol Museum Marcia M. Gumberg, Chair History Board Center Board Board Eliza Smith Brown John A. Barbour, Chair Howard J. Bruschi, Chair Juliet Lea H. Simonds, Chair Lynn Davenport Joel P. Aaronson Jay D. Aldridge Judith M. Davenport John P. Davis, Jr. Mark A. Aloe Benno Bernt Deborah D. Dodds William S. Dietrich II Peter S. Austin Doreen E. Boyce Milton Fine James C. Diggs Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Robert P. Bozzone Richard Florida Milton Fine Lori Bondar William E. Brown Rodgers A. Frantz Edith H. Fisher Otto H. Chu Charles Burke, Jr. Charlie Humphrey Robert M. Frankel Jared L. Cohon Esther L. Bush Marshall P. Katz Henry J. Gailliot George A. Davidson, Jr. David J. Caliguiri Ann M. McGuinn William L. Guttman Charles A. Duritsa Agnes A. Curry Jessica H. O’Brien Jane Z. Haskell George F. Eichleay Evan S. Frazier Christine Jack Olson William E. Hunt Mark Evans Stephen C. Hansen Jay Reeg James R. Johnson Lee B. Foster I.N. Rendall Harper Terence E. Smith Marshall P. Katz Joseph C. Guyaux Peter C. Johnson R. Damian Soffer Teresa Heinz Kerry David G. Hammer Donald H. Jones Judith Evans Thomas Jean H. McCullough Ivan T. Hofmann E. Haakan Jonsson Sala Udin Martin G. McGuinn Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Gregory B. Jordan Konrad M. Weis J. Sherman McLaughlin John S. Lazo Jane M. Kirkland Kennedy B. Nelson Howard M. Love Frank J. Lucchino Ex Officio Juliet Lea H. Simonds Thomas H. O’Brien Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Suzanne W. Broadhurst R. Damian Soffer Joseph Pajer Vernon B. Phillips, Jr. Michael Govan Alexander C. Speyer III Donald A. Palmieri Jeffrey J. Pina Thomas W. Sokolowski Jane A. Thompson Ralph J. Papa John G. Rangos, Sr. Joel Wachs James M. Walton Donald M. Robinson Dan D. Sandman Milton A. Washington Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. George H. Taber Konrad M. Weis Thomas M. Schmidt Robert M. Thompson, Jr. James L. Winokur Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Charles J. Vukotich, Jr. Richard P. Simmons Jerry R. Whitaker Emeritus Cecile M. Springer Mary M. Berger Euphemia H. Steffey Emeritus Hugh G. Van der Veer Samuel B. Casey, Jr. Mary M. Berger Alan Walker James A. Fisher James A. Fisher Konrad M. Weis Henry L. Hillman Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Emily F. Oliver Margot Woodwell William P. Snyder III Ex Officio Ann P. Wardrop Emeritus Suzanne W. Broadhurst Robert Dickey III Eleanor Schano Feeney Honorary Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Joanna E. Haas Drue Heinz Richard P. Mellon Richard M. Scaife William P. Snyder III Darthea Speyer Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. L. Stanton Williams Ex Officio Honorary Richard Armstrong Suzanne W. Broadhurst David G. McCullough Janet Hunt Michael C. McLean Ex Officio Suzanne W. Broadhurst Bill R. DeWalt Carole K. Kamin

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