Celebrating DONORS and volunteer leadership PHOTO: LISA KYLE 2004

Left to right: Dolly Ellenberg, Vice President, Development; Suzy Broadhurst, Chair, Board of Trustees and Interim President; Maxwell King, President, Heinz Endowments; and Janet Sarbaugh, Program Director of the Heinz Endowments Arts & Culture Program

36 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 Traditionally, the role of museums was primarily to preserve the past. Today, museums —particularly the four Carnegie Museums —play a Some of the key people we must thank for helping us reach these much more important role in people’s lives and in the development achievements are: of the communities they serve. Time after time, our museums amaze • Janie Thompson, chair of the Trustee/Board Annual Giving Fund us with the thought-provoking exhibitions, innovative educational and Development Committee. programs, special events, and community partnerships they develop and the impact they have on our region. • Peter Veeder, chair of the Annual Sustaining Fund. • Ray Steeb and Lou Cestello, co-chairs of the Corporate Yet, none of these things would be possible without the generosity of Committee. our many wonderful supporters, some of whom you’ll read about on the following pages. Carnegie Museums has always been inspired to • Debbie Dick, chair of the Individual Gifts Committee. reach out to the region and do great things by the passionate support These individuals give so much of themselves year after year and truly and strong commitment of our donors —and we’ve thrived as a result. lead by example. We are thankful for their support and friendship. Over the years, one of our most remarkable supporters has also We would also like to take this opportunity to recognize three other been one of our most steadfast: The Heinz Endowments. generous gifts we received last year:

Led by President Maxwell King, the Heinz Endowments demonstrate • In early 2004, an anonymous donor contributed $1 million for a passion for the Pittsburgh region, its citizens, and its educational our unrestricted endowment. and cultural organizations that is hard to match. We consider our- selves extremely fortunate that since the 1980s, Carnegie Museums • PNC Financial Services Group donated $1 million in support has been the recipient of several significant Heinz Endowments Arts of operations and programs at all four Carnegie Museums & Culture Program grants totaling more than $38 million. over the next seven years.

• In the 1980s, Carnegie Museums received more than $15 million •And a gift from the RK Mellon Foundation helped bring for various projects that were part of the Institute’s Second Century Carnegie Museum of Natural History $3 million closer to its Fund capital campaign. goal of raising $35 million for Dinosaurs in Their World.

• In 1992, The Heinz Endowments contributed $2.5 million to Together, their donations reinforced the community’s strong commit- acquire and renovate the North Shore building that houses ment to our four museums. The Andy Warhol Museum. The community’s high regard for Carnegie Museums was also made • In 1997, The Warhol was once again the recipient of a generous apparent to us last year when our trustees and senior management $1.25 million grant in support of the museum’s endowment. team embarked on an Institutional Planning process to help Carnegie Museums position itself for an exciting future. One of the first phases • Last year, when the Museum of Natural History was searching for of the planning process involved interviews with some of our peers in funds to meet its fundraising goal for Dinosaurs in Their World, the cultural community, government officials, foundation and corporate the Heinz Endowments stepped up and contributed $4 million. leaders, and individual donors and members of the museums. What • Most recently, Teresa Heinz Kerry, on behalf of The Heinz they had to say was very empowering: Carnegie Museums, they Endowments, presented a $4 million gift to The Andy Warhol agreed, was the most influential cultural institution in the region. Museum, once again in support of its endowment. Recently, we completed the third phase of our Institutional Planning We are grateful for all the Heinz Endowments have done and process; and our new president, David Hillenbrand, will soon begin continue to do to strengthen Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh’s putting many of the recommendations into practice. position as one of the leading educational and cultural institutions in the region. Their encouragement and support continue to motivate Like any large institution, we will face numerous challenges in the us to reach for even higher goals. months and years ahead, but with the extraordinary support of so many donors, volunteer leaders, corporations, foundations, and Led by the Heinz Endowments, our members, donors, corporate friends we are certain we will continue to thrive and excel. partners, and other supporters contributed a total of $17.5 million in 2004 —a 9 percent increase over 2003. Giving to the Annual Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who honored us in 2004 with their Sustaining Fund increased by 3 percent thanks to increases from our generous gifts. Trustees (up 8 percent), Patrons Circle donors (up 3 percent), and friends in the foundation community (up 41 percent due to an anonymous challenge grant). Total dollars raised through the Annual Sustaining Fund and membership totaled $5.9 million. Suzanne W. Broadhurst Dolores F. Ellenberg Chair, Board of Trustees Vice President, Development and Interim President

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 37 We recognize with gratitude Carnegie Patrons Circle donors who made leadership gifts of $1,895 or more to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh’s 2004 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 Mrs. Philip Dressler (+) Mr. and Mrs. William R. Caroselli Craig A. Marshall $25,000+ Mr.* and Mrs. George F. Eichleay Barbara and Gerald E. Chait Sara Marshall Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Otto H. Chu* and Victoria Lee Susan and Christopher Martin William Gregg Hansen (+) Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Marion W. Cohen W. Dwight Mayo Mrs. William S. Hansen Jean and Bill Hauber Dr.* and Mrs. Jared L. Cohon Grant and Audrey McCargo Drue Heinz* Mr.* and Mrs. William E. Hunt Janice and Jim Colker Mr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman Mr.* and Mrs. Gregory B. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooley Mr.* and Mrs. J. Sherman McLaughlin Teresa Heinz Kerry* Mr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. Katz Mr. and Mrs. David M. Curry Mrs. William A. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos Mrs. Frank W. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Danforth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michel John G. Rangos, Sr.* Mr.* and Mrs. Howard M. Love Ronald R. and Judith M.* Davenport Janet and Donald I. Moritz William P. Snyder III* Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney Mr.* and Mrs. John P. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerd D. Mueller Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* Sam Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. DeBaldo Ronna and Joshua Nagin Mrs. John F. Walton, Jr. Nancy and Albert C. Muse Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John B. Newman Deborah G. Dick Noel M. Newell President’s Society Mr. and Mrs. I. Hale Oliver Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue Patricia K. Nichols $10,000 –$24,999 Mrs. David B. Oliver II Lowrie C. Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Nancy and Woody Ostrow Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg Robert W. Off Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James L. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott Nancy and Paul O'Neill John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour Evelyn B. Pearson Mark* and Jenifer Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr. Allen Baum and Leo M. Phillips Robert and Kim Fanelli Lila Penchansky and Daniel Russell Elizabeth Witzke-Baum Donald M.* and Sylvia Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Gregg and Susie Perelman Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith III Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks Rebecca Foster and William D. Pettit Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* Robinson, Sr. Michael Leon Kazar John E. Quinn Bozzone Family Foundation* Wallace W. and Patricia O. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Funnell Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr. Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor Ruth and Myron Garfunkel Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr. Ellen and Jim* Walton Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Mr.* and Mrs. Milton Fine Milton* and Nancy Washington William H. Genge Louisa Rosenthal Edith H.* and James A.* Fisher Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Jean George Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Ruffner Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster Mr.* and Mrs. Jerry R. Whitaker Margaret Good and Treasure and Bruce D. Sachnoff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham James* and Susanne Wilkinson Thomas Von Lehman Dan* and Bonnie Sandman Irv and Aaronel deRoy Gruber S. J. Zoerb Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr. Robert D. Sansom and Mr. and Mrs.* Stanley R. Gumberg Mrs. Charles L. Griswold Edith L. Eligator Joe* and Kathy Guyaux Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr. Mrs. Edward R. Schatz Mr.* and Mrs. James R. Johnson Curator’s Society Mr.* and Mrs. Stephen C. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn $2,500 – $4,999 Jane Z. Haskell* and Mr. and Mrs. K. George Schoeppner Christine J. Olson* Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. Abel Sidney Alexander(+) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soffer Helen and Henry Posner Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Thomas and Kathy Hewitt Thomas W. Sokolowski* Mr.* and Mrs. Sean Sebastian Penny and Charles Alpern Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr. Cecile M.* and Eric W. Springer Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons Robert W. Amore Mr.* and Mrs. Ivan T. Hofmann Charles and Susette Stone Juliet Lea H. Simonds* Joan and Les Becker John and Chris Horty Gregory J. Stremp and Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Bell Houston-Starr Company Carolann Young Mr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson II Mrs. George B. Berger, Jr.* Mrs. David B. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Strosnider Mr. and Mrs. R. John Wean III Carol and Myles Berkman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns H. Campbell Stuckeman Mr.* and Mrs. Konrad M. Weis Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt Mary Ellen and Cecil Jones Kevin and Danielle Sweeney Ronald Zdrojkowski and Minnette Bickel Mr. and Mrs* Daniel G. Kamin Mr. and Mrs.* Steven Chapman Mary Ann Colbaugh Mr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan Blaxter III Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kassling Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Block, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Keen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor Director’s Society Rachel Kirk Bobo Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Tillotson $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bonacchi Bruce and Cynthia Klassen Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer Nancy J. Bonati Mark* and Carol Aloe Janet and Karl Krieger Pete and Sybil Veeder Philip M. Bratten Anonymous Edwin and Rita Perlow Langue Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges Chuck and Jill Brodbeck Dr.* and Mrs. John S. Lazo Josie and Don Wiley Eliza Smith Brown* and Howard* and Marilyn Bruschi Edward L. and Karen Linder Mr.* and Mrs. L. Stanton Williams William J. Brown Bernita Buncher Dr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Lipp Mrs. John W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr. Joan and Jack Diederich Ronald and JoAnn Livingston Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Winokur Donald and Sally Cameron William S. Dietrich II* Edward D. Loughney Bruce M. and Sheryl K. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Carlin James K. Donnell Jeffrey Lynn Donald Wolfkill Carol Caroselli Mr. and Mrs. John T. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve

38 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 “Together, the four Carnegie Museums

help make up the fabric that is Pittsburgh. PHOTO: LISA KYLE Without them, the city would be missing a huge educational and cultural resource.” Jim Wilkinson

1895 Society William Talbott Hillman $1,895 – $2,499 Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hotopp Mr. and Mrs. Gary Acinapura Bettyanne and James Huntington Dr. and Mrs. John Adkins Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite Jim and Susanne Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston III with Thomas Sokolowski, Director Jay D. Aldridge* Barbara and Don* Jones of The Andy Warhol Museum (center). Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander Milton and Helen Justh Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aloe Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kampmeinert Bruce Amshel Cynthia E. Kernick “ONCE YOU’VE VISITED one of the four Carnegie Museums, I think you’re instinc- Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong Jane* and Keith Kirkland tively drawn to come back,” says Susanne Wilkinson, a docent and member of Richard Armstrong* Anton W. Knaus the Women’s Committee at Carnegie Museum of Art. “Everything moves so fast Alfred and Mary Barbour Anne Knoell today that the museums offer an inviting place to slow down and participate Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Baum Bob and Susan Lane in learning about the things that have happened before us in this world, as Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bensur, Jr. Edgar L. Levenson well as the things that are happening today. I think that’s the legacy of Marsha Berger and Kevin Silson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken Carnegie Museums.” Nancy Bernstein and Robert Schoen Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach As a native Pittsburgher, Susanne has been involved with the museums as Helen M. Billak* and Paul Henry Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Maloney either a visitor or a volunteer for more than 50 years. Since 1974, she has Mr. and Mrs. John A. Black James and Barbara Manner enjoyed sharing her love of the museums with her husband Jim, who is a Sandra Blackwood and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr. member of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh’s Board of Trustees and the Eileen Woodside Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Martin vice chair of The Andy Warhol Museum Board of Directors. Barbara H. Bott and R. Gordon and Aleen A. Mathews “I grew up in western Maryland and visited the museums as a child, so Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Denis and Elizabeth McCarthy when I moved here in 1974 to attend law school at Duquesne University, Rosella B. Broff Mrs. Willliam A. McCloskey I looked forward to getting to know the museums again,” says Jim, adding, Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClure Cynthia Carrow and James R. Kyper “I’ve always been interested in the arts and in supporting the city’s cultural Cynthia McCormick and Lois Pruitt institutions, and, through my wife, I met a number of fascinating people who Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Carson Margaret McGowan were involved in the museums. So, when then-President Ellsworth Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Charles Barbara McKenna approached me to join the Board of Trustees back in 1997, it felt like the Sally Childs Mr.* and Mrs. Michael C. McLean right fit and the right time to become involved.” Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill Mr.* and Mrs. J. Kevin McMahon Sally Colussy Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Meddis The Wilkinsons visit all four museums frequently and often bring friends and Aims and Rita Coney George Medved new acquaintances along to introduce them to the museums and encourage Helene Conway-Long and James G. Meredith their involvement. They attend as many of the museums’ special events as possible and lend financial support as Carnegie Patrons Circle members. Thomas B. Long Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jay Miller Dr. and Mrs. David Crippen Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Milspaw “All four Carnegie Museums provide such rich experiences that they often Lynn* and Ronald Davenport Carmen and Jim Moore leave a lasting impact on both children and adults alike,” says Jim. “Together, Elizabeth Dillon G. William Nagel they help make up the fabric that is Pittsburgh. Without them, the city Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. would be missing a huge educational and cultural resource. We’re both Mary Beth Duffy and Mr.* and Mrs. Ralph J. Papa very pleased to be able to contribute to their ongoing success.” Robert H. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Paschall Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Wilson and Karen Farmerie The Rackoff Family David S. Shapira Timothy Van Fleet and John G. and Jill Ferreira Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ray Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Sharp Elizabeth Knepp Mr.* and Mrs. Robert M. Frankel Mrs. Cleveland D. Rea Sarah and Bruce Shirey Ruth Glesby Wagner David and Donna Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reading Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sinopoli Joann E. Walthour Stephen A. Glickman and Mr.* and Mrs. Louis Jay Reeg Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Watkins Linda Shensa Carol C. and Patrick R. Riley Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Wechsler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goldsmith Gerald D. and Lynn A. T. Scott Mr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer III Mr. and Mrs. Helge H. Wehmeier Rita J. Gould William M. Robinson and Ed and Denise Stack Ronald W. and Ann L. Wertz Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gray Sharon Semenza Mr. and Mrs. Morton F. Steele Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilburn Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Gurrentz Jennifer and Karl Salatka Euphemia H. Steffey* Mr.* and Mrs. Greg Wilkinson William Guttman* and Joanne Scheier and Eric Susoeff Carolyn P. Steigerwalt Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams Kristina Rigopulos Mark Schnurer Michael and Beverly Steinfeld Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer, Jr. Joanna E. Haas* Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder Margaret Stouffer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Herb and Marty Summerfield Leatrice and John Wolf Mr.* and Mrs. David G. Hammer Herbert L. Seigle and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swanson Claudia C. Zavodnick Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hardie Robin J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thorne Katharine H. Hillman

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 39 Trustee/Board ANNUAL GIVING

CARNEGIE MUSEUMS OF PITTSBURGH extends special gratitude to its Trustees and Board Members for their commitment, leadership, volunteerism, and generous financial support. Below we recognize those who provided valuable operating support with gifts to the 2004 Annual Sustaining Fund. Support of restricted activities of the museums is recognized

on later pages of this donor listing. Bill Kerins Vice President of Jay D. Aldridge Carole K. Kamin Operations Mark Aloe Marshall P. Katz Wheatland Tube Richard Armstrong Teresa Heinz Kerry Company Peter S. Austin Jane M. Kirkland John A. Barbour John S. Lazo Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Barbara Logan Mary M. Berger Howard M. Love Benno Bernt Frank J. Lucchino Helen M. Billak Jean H. McCullough Doreen E. Boyce Ann M. McGuinn Robert Bozzone Martin G. McGuinn Suzanne W. Broadhurst J. Sherman McLaughlin PHOTO: LISA KYLE Eliza Smith Brown Michael C. McLean William E. Brown J. Kevin McMahon WHEATLAND TUBE COMPANY is “I think what the museums Howard J. Bruschi Alice Mitinger recognized as a leading manu- Charles R. Burke, Jr. Kennedy B. Nelson facturer of continuous weld and do best is promote the arts electric weld tubular products. Donald K. Carter Christine J. Olson and culture to young Otto H. Chu Joseph Pajer The company was launched in 1931 as a subsidiary of the Jared L. Cohon Ralph J. Papa people. They pique the Agnes A. Curry Vernon B. Phillips, Jr. John Maneely Company, which Judith M. Davenport John G. Rangos, Sr. was founded in 1877 and still operates under the same family interest of students at an Lynn Davenport Jay Reeg ownership in Collingswood, New John P. Davis, Jr. Eugene N. Ricciardi age that fosters long-term Jersey. In the 1930s, the Maneely Bill R. DeWalt Donald M. Robinson Company selected Wheatland, cultural benefits for indi- William S. Dietrich II Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. Pennsylvania, located 70 miles Deborah D. Dodds Dan D. Sandman northwest of Pittsburgh, for a viduals as well as the Charles A. Duritsa Eleanor Schano manufacturing plant due to the George F. Eichleay Thomas M. Schmidt availability of a ready and willing community.” Mark Evans Arthur M. Scully, Jr. workforce, an abundance of raw David Fawcett III Sean Sebastian materials, and its close proximity Bill Kerins Sylvia V. Fields Richard P. Simmons to major industrial markets. Milton Fine Juliet Lea H. Simonds Edith H. Fisher Terence E. Smith Bill Kerins is vice president of operations for Wheatland Tube’s Wheatland, Pa., Sharon, Pa., and Warren, Ohio, plants. He explains that Wheatland Tube, James A. Fisher William P. Snyder III which employs 1,900 people nationally, donates to Carnegie Science Center Lee B. Foster R. Damian Soffer through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Educational Incentive Tax Credit Robert M. Frankel Thomas W. Sokolowski Program. The tax credit program provides a powerful incentive for corporations Evan S. Frazier Alexander C. Speyer III such as Wheatland Tube to provide charitable contributions to non-profit Henry J. Gailliot Cecile M. Springer organizations that provide programs that help improve public education. Marcia M. Gumberg Euphemia H. Steffey Under the program, corporations get a credit against their state taxes of William L. Guttman George H. Taber 75 cents for every dollar they donate to improve education—90 cents on Joseph C. Guyaux Judith Evans Thomas the dollar if the donation is a multi-year commitment. Joanna E. Haas Jane A. Thompson David G. Hammer Robert M. Thompson, Jr. “This is our fourth year participating in the tax credit program,” says Kerins. Stephen C. Hansen Hugh G. Van der Veer “Our involvement started as a great way to give something to the education Jane Z. Haskell Charles J. Vukotich, Jr. system that provides a nice return for both sides. Wheatland is a community- oriented company, now in its fourth generation of family members running Drue Heinz James M. Walton the business. We’re open to any ideas where we can contribute to the Alan Hertzberg Ann P. Wardrop community.” Henry L. Hillman Milton A. Washington Ivan T. Hofmann Konrad M. Weis Kerins is a native of Mercer County and lives in Hermitage, Pa. As a former Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. English teacher, he has seen his own children benefit from the four Carnegie Charlie Humphrey Jerry R. Whitaker Museums through school presentations and field trips, and he believes that William E. Hunt Greg A. Wilkinson the museums have an excellent opportunity to reach out to Pittsburgh and William Isler James A. Wilkinson its surrounding areas. James R. Johnson L. Stanton Williams “I think what the museums do best is promote the arts and culture to young Donald H. Jones James L. Winokur people,” says Kerins. “They certainly pique the interest of students at an E. Haakan Jonsson Margot Woodwell age that fosters long-term cultural benefits for individuals as well as the Gregory B. Jordan community.”

40 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 TOTAL GIVING 2004 Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh expresses deep appreciation for the generous support of its 24,000 donors and members. Special recognition is given to the following who made contributions of $500 or more in 2004. INDIVIDUALS

$25,000 and Above Mr. and Mrs. R. John Wean III James* and Susanne Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Funnell Anonymous Mr.* and Mrs. Konrad M. Weis Maurice S. and Patricia Yeiser Ruth and Myron Garfunkel Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs.* William H. Woodwell Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli Mr.* and Mrs. Robert P. Bozzone Ronald Zdrojkowski and S. J. Zoerb William H. Genge Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst Mary Ann Colbaugh Jean George Mr.* and Mrs. Milton Fine $2,500 –$4,999 Margaret Good and $5,000 –$9,999 Thomas Von Lehman Edith H.* and James A.* Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. Abel Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster Joel P. Aaronson* Barbara and Alan Ackerman Mrs. Charles L. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Mark* and Carol Aloe Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Gumberg Mr. and Mrs.* Stanley R. Gumberg Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander William Guttman* and William Gregg Hansen(+) Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong Penny and Charles Alpern Kristina Rigopulos Mrs. William S. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Augenstein Robert W. Amore Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr. Drue Heinz* Mrs. George B. Berger, Jr.* Mrs. Clyde W. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman Nadine E. Bognar Mr. and Mrs. Lester Becker Mr.* and Mrs. Stephen C. Hansen Mr. William Talbott Hillman Chuck and Jill Brodbeck Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Bell Thomas and Kathy Hewitt Torrence M. Hunt, Sr.(+) Dorothy and Ellsworth Brown Marsha Berger and Kevin Silson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. William E. Hunt Mr.* and Mrs. Howard J. Bruschi Carol and Myles Berkman Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Kraus Bernita Buncher Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt Mr.* and Mrs. Ivan T. Hofmann Teresa Heinz Kerry* Ronald R. and Judith M.* Davenport Minnette Bickel John and Chris Horty Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn Mr.* and Mrs. John P. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan Blaxter III Marjorie Hughes Glen and Diane Meakem Mr. and Mrs. Pierre deWeck Mr. and Mrs. William Block, Sr. Bettyanne and James Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Nimick, Jr. Joan and Jack Diederich Rachel Kirk Bobo Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns Christine J. Olson* William S. Dietrich II* Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bonacchi Mary Ellen and Cecil Jones Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos Mr.* and Mrs. James C. Diggs Nancy J. Bonati Mr. and Mrs.* Daniel G. Kamin John G. Rangos, Sr.* James K. Donnell William Boyd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kassling William H. Rea* Mrs. Philip Dressler(+) Philip M. Bratten Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Keen Juliet Lea H. Simonds* Mr.* and Mrs. George F. Eichleay Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges Cynthia E. Kernick William P. Snyder III* Mr. and Mrs. Martin Eisenberg Eliza Smith Brown* and Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler Mr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson II Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg William J. Brown Bruce and Cynthia Klassen Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* Robert M.* and Rebeca R. Frankel Donald L. Bryant, Jr. Janet and Karl Krieger Ellen and Jim* Walton Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Mr.* and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Jr. Dr.* and Mrs. John S. Lazo Mrs. John F. Walton, Jr. George and Jane Greer Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Jane Z. Haskell* and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Burnet Edward L. and Karen Linder Sidney Alexander(+) Donald and Sally Cameron Dr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Lipp $10,000 – $24,999 Jean and Bill Hauber Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Carlin Ronald and JoAnn Livingston Elizabeth S. Hurtt Carol Caroselli John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour Edward D. Loughney Mr.* and Mrs. Gregory B. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. William R. Caroselli Allen Baum and Jeffrey Lynn Mr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. Katz Bea and Don* Carter Elizabeth Witzke-Baum Michael Lynne Mrs. Frank W. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Cestra Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith III Mr. and Mrs. John T. Madden Edwin Langue and Rita Perlow Langue Barbara and Gerald E. Chait Mr. and Mrs. L. Van V. Dauler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach Otto H. Chu* and Victoria Lee James Keith Brown and Craig A. Marshall Mr.* and Mrs. Howard M. Love Marion W. Cohen Eric Diefenbach Sara Marshall Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney Dr.* and Mrs. Jared L. Cohon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr. Susan and Christopher Martin Sam Michaels Janice and Jim Colker Mr. and Mrs. C.J. de Bruin W. Dwight Mayo Jacqueline* and Jeffrey Morby Aims and Rita Coney Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance Grant and Audrey McCargo Nancy and Albert C. Muse Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooley Corinne K. Flemings Mr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr. Mrs. David B. Oliver II Mr. and Mrs. David M. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham Mr.* and Mrs. J. Sherman McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. I. Hale Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Danforth, Sr. Irv and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Mrs. William A. Meyer Nancy and Woody Ostrow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. DeBaldo Joe* and Kathy Guyaux Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michel Joseph S. Pajer* Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dell, Jr. Torrence* and Mary Caroline Hunt Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jay Miller Mr. and Mrs. James L. Parker Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Diamond Mr.* and Mrs. James R. Johnson Janet and Donald I. Moritz Timothy A. Pearce and Deborah G. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neidich Mr. and Mrs. Gerd D. Mueller Alice W. Doolittle Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. John B. Newman G. William Nagel Evelyn B. Pearson Lowrie C. Ebbert Helen and Henry Posner Ronna and Joshua Nagin Leo M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr. Donald M.* and Sylvia Robinson Mr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks Noel M. Newell Martha Lou Schove Mr. and Mrs. John J. Evanko Robinson, Sr. Patricia K. Nichols Wallace W. and Patricia O. Smith Mark* and Jenifer Evans Mr.* and Mrs. Sean Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Alice R. Snyder Charles A. Fagan III Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons Robert W. Off Cecile M.* and Eric W. Springer Robert and Kim Fanelli Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer Nancy and Paul O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. A. James Starr Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor Rebecca Foster and Mr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer III Lila Penchansky and Daniel Russell Mr.* and Mrs. Jerry R. Whitaker Michael Leon Kazar Milton* and Nancy Washington Gregg and Susie Perelman

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 41 William D. Pettit Bill R. DeWalt* Gerald D. and Lynn A. T. Scott Gail L. Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Elizabeth Dillon Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brooks John E. Quinn Deborah D. Dodds* Herbert L. Seigle and Carol R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Robin J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh L. Brown Mr.* and Mrs. Louis Jay Reeg Wilson and Karen Farmerie David S. Shapira Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts John G. and Jill Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Sharp Dr.* and Mrs. William E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fischer Sarah and Bruce Shirey John and Nancy Brownell Louisa Rosenthal David and Donna Gerson Dr. and Mrs. William K. Sieber Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brownlee Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Ruffner Stephen A. Glickman and Linda Shensa Gayle G. and William H. Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Adam Brufsky Treasure and Bruce D. Sachnoff Kenneth and Lillian Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sinopoli Robert F. Burpee Dan* and Bonnie Sandman Rita J. Gould Terence E. Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell Robert D. Sansom and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gray Dr. and Mrs. David A. Smith Lillian S. Carpenter Edith L. Eligator Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Gurrentz Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Smith Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cathey Mrs. Edward R. Schatz Joanna Haas* Mr. and Mrs. William I. Snyder Kathleen and Jarvis Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. David G. Hammer Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cellone Mr. and Mrs. K. George Schoeppner Harold H. Hammer(+) Ed and Denise Stack Mrs. Geri Chichilla Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hardie William and Marguerite Standish Philip Chosky Thomas W. Sokolowski* Katharine H. Hillman Mr. and Mrs. Morton F. Steele David C. Conrad II Jerry Speyer and Katherine Farley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hotopp Mrs. Stewart H. Steffey* Mr. and Mrs. R. Joel Coslov Charles and Susette Stone Charlie Humphrey Carolyn P. Steigerwalt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cost Gregory J. Stremp and Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite Michael and Beverly Steinfeld Kevin Crawford and Anna Doering Carolann Young Barbara H. Bott and Margaret Stouffer Bruce Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Strosnider Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Herb and Marty Summerfield Sonja F. DeGray H. Campbell Stuckeman Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston III Eric Susoeff and Joanne Scheier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dever Kevin and Danielle Sweeney Barbara and Don* Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swanson Carmela DiAndreth Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Teroerde Milton and Helen Justh John R. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Dias Mr. and Mrs.* Steven Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamin Alice Troy James N. Dill, Jr. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kampmeinert Mr. and Mrs. John Unkovic C. W. Donohue and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor Virginia Kaufman Timothy Van Fleet and Elizabeth Knepp Cynthia L. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Craig Tillotson Mr. and Mrs.* Keith B. Kirkland Ruth Glesby Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Francis C. Donovan Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer Anton W. Knaus Joann E. Walthour S. T. Drew and Nancy L. Drew Pete and Sybil Veeder Anne Knoell Mr. and Mrs. Helge H. Wehmeier James H. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Watkins Natalie Kunkel Ronald W. and Ann L. Wertz Craig Dunham and Caryn Rubinoff Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Bob and Susan Lane Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilburn Jean Eberly Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Wechsler Edgar L. Levenson Mr.* and Mrs. Greg Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Egler Josie and Don Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Pete Magerko Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Louis Emanuel Mr.* and Mrs. L. Stanton Williams Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Maloney Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Euwer, Jr. Mrs. John W. Wilson James and Barbara Manner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer Paula Evans and David Henrickson Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Winokur Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Martin Leatrice and John Wolf Lori J.C. Ewell Bruce M. and Sheryl K. Wolf R. Gordon and Aleen A. Mathews Claudia C. Zavodnick Michele Fabrizi Donald Wolfkill Denis and Elizabeth McCarthy Robert and Dianne R. Farrell Mrs. Willliam A. McCloskey $1,000– $1,894 Ethel B. Feldman Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Fenton $1,895 – $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abraham Cynthia McCormick and Lois Pruitt Marvin C. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Gary Acinapura Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Adams Robert H. McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. John C. Adkins Joan and Edward A. Aiello Mary Beth Duffy Mr. and Mrs. James Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III The Aivaliotis Family Margaret McGowan Joel T. Flayer Jay D. Aldridge* Mr. and Mrs. Santi Albanese Barbara McKenna Kimberly and Curtis Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aloe John P. Aloe Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McLean Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ford Bruce Amshel Anonymous Mr.* and Mrs. J. Kevin McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foster Richard Armstrong* Linda Argote and Dennis Epple Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Meddis John T. and Sally Fownes Mr.* and Mrs. Peter S. Austin Mr.* and Mrs. Peter S. Austin George M. Medved Ruth Frank Alfred and Mary Barbour Ruth Z. and James B. Bachman James G. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Frobouck Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barensfeld Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Milspaw Patrick Frye Bill and Sally Ann Bensur David Barnard Carmen and Jim Moore David and Anne Genter Helen M. Billak* and Paul Henry Edwin H. Beachler III Rhoda Shear Neft Joanne and Geoffrey Gibson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Black Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Berkovitz Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Mrs. Merle E. Gilliand Sandra Blackwood and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Biondo, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Ralph J. Papa Robert and Megan Glimcher Eileen Woodside Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Black Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Paschall Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Goldfarb Rosella B. Broff David J. Blair and The Rackoff Family Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Goodnow Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham Marianne Bokan-Blair Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ray Laurie Graham Cynthia Carrow and James R. Kyper Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blaney Mrs. Cleveland D. Rea Kathleen J. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Carson Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Block Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reading Juliette D. Grauer Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Charles Raymond and Cheryl Bolek Carol C. and Patrick R. Riley Mark and Janet Greathouse Sally Childs Mr. and Mrs. James Bouwkamp Mr. and Mrs. John A. Robertshaw, Jr. Virginia Humphrey Grosscup Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bowman William M. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Gustas Sally Colussy Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. Bowser Sharon Semenza John H. Hall, Jr. Helene Conway-Long and Mr. and Mrs. T. William Boxx Mr. and Mrs. William F. Roemer Carol M. Hammer Thomas B. Long Mr. and Mrs. William A. Boyd Jennifer and Karl Salatka Eleanor G. and C. G. Heasley Dr. and Mrs. David Crippen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyle, Sr. Mark Schnurer Elysabeth C. B. Higgins Lynn* and Ronald Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Brandenberger Robert Schoen and Nancy Bernstein Jean and James C. Higgins George* and Ada Davidson Carolyn Branthoover Esther Schreiber Dr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Hill

42 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 “We have a resource that a lot of other cities don’t have— a place where visitors can come and learn about the natural world. The Museum of Natural History is also a great resource for teachers, who can bring their students on tour and supplement their curriculums.” Murray Rust III The Rust Family PHOTO: LISA KYLE

Gerald B. Hindy MURRAY RUST III understands the value of a good foundation. A native Pittsburgher, he began coming to the museums The Hoban Family as a child, and those visits sparked a lifelong interest that led him to support the Museum of Natural History over the Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Hoffman years through his family’s foundation—The Rust Foundation. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Hoffman “My father used to take us to the Museum of Natural History when we were children,” says Murray, “and he was taken Patricia and Blaise Hollot by his father before that. The dinosaurs made a huge impression on me. They really stand out as most memorable, and William V. Hough my father feels the same way. I still have a favorite —the T. rex. It’s the most impressive.” Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Howland Mr. and Mrs. John J. Humphrey Murray’s wife Shirley is also closely tied to the Museum of Natural History. She has been a docent in the museum’s Jeffrey Hunker Discovery Room since it opened 15 years ago. The couple has made several significant gifts through the family’s Cynthia Ingram Foundation to Dinosaur Hall. Jeffrey and Anne Ingros “We have a keen personal interest in Dinosaur Hall, so it’s natural for us to show our support,” says Murray. “The muse- Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jacobs um is an important part of our cultural landscape, and we think the new exhibit, Dinosaurs in Their World, will be a first- Mr. and Mrs. Blair Jacobson day attraction for Pittsburgh. We have a resource that a lot of other cities don’t have—a place where visitors can come Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jamison, Jr. and learn about the natural world. The Museum of Natural History is also a great resource for teachers, who can bring Diana and Peter Jannetta their students on tour and supplement their curriculums.” Beverly A. Jaramillo Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jester, Jr. Murray got his start in the family business, Rust Engineering Company, which his grandfather, Murray Rust Sr. founded Mr. and Mrs. J. Alan Johnson with his two brothers in 1905. His father, Murray Rust Jr., was president of the company for many years. Since 1972, Murray has been the leader of Montgomery & Rust, a real estate development and building company whose more Kevin R. Jones notable projects include the townhouses on Washington’s Landing, Summerset at the Frick, and the Village of Shadyside. Joe and Susan Karas Murray is a member of several builders’ organizations, and, in 1992, the Pennsylvania Builders Association named him Kathleen Kavanagh “Builder of the Year.” Gerri Kay Larry Keister Murray’s siblings and all of their adult children are active members of the foundation, which supports a broad spectrum Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kesel of education-based organizations. “I encourage everyone to go to the Museum of Natural History and learn about it,” he Ellen and Jack Kessler says. “If someone has a particular interest in educational resources, it’s an easy place to fall in love with and want to Mrs. Sydelle Kessler support. It speaks for itself.” Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell King Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. King Mr. and Mrs. William H. Knoell Mr. and Mrs. David Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. John L. S. Northrop Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Knutson Dr. and Mrs. Zhexi Luo Mary Lou and Ish McLaughlin H. Ward and Shirley Olander Marilyn Koch Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Luttinger John McSorley III Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ong Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Korb Kevin Lynch and Jennifer Brodt Mr. and Mrs. James W. Meighen Devayani and Indra Pandit Natalie Kunkel Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Sr. Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Marcy M. and Jim D. Pearson Marilyn Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malley, Jr. Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Ronald and Donna Pellegrini Margaret H. Lally Dawn Rucker and Paul Mango Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Messmer Diane and Alan Perer Karen Liller Larson Carolyn and Edward Margolis Mr. and Mrs. M. Lee Minter Ruth and Leonard Perfido Mrs. William B. Leach Marguerite Jarrett Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Edison Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Perlow Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Leech Martin Marks Robert and Alice Moore Mark Perrott Sally Levin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Mars Constance and Bruce Morrison Marianne and Ronald Ponist Jon and Tracy Levy Garth E. Massingill David and Darlene Motley Frederick Porkolab and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lewis Althea McCalmont Nancy T. and Carl R. Moulton Margaret V. Ragni Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Lewis Tron McConnell John P. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Porter, Jr. Mary A. Lewis Jerry and Andrea Katz McCutcheon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mulach, Jr. Malcolm and Barbara Prine Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lockhart Mary A. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Murray Neil Resnick and Susan Greenspan Marie L. Loebig Audrey L. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Muse, Jr. The Rhing-Moser Family Mr. and Mrs. Steven Loevner Susan K. McGivern Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nernberg

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 43 “The Carnegie International Jill and Peter Kraus with Richard Armstrong, consistently keeps the Henry J. Heinz II Director of Carnegie Museum of Art (right). Carnegie Museum of Art at the forefront of contemporary art. Historically, it’s one of the most important exhibitions in the world and it’s right here in Pittsburgh. It’s a great way to showcase the city.” Jill Kraus PHOTO: LISA KYLE

“CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART holds a spot that’s very near and dear to my heart,” David G. Richardson and David J. Strasser says Jill Kraus. “When I was an art student at Carnegie Mellon University Cheryl A. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Strom back in 1970, I went to my first Carnegie International, and it opened my Roy and Virginia Riehl Marion Stroud eyes to the world of contemporary art. It was definitely a defining moment Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Sullivan in my life and growth as a lover and collector of art.” Stephen G. Robinson Louis and Patricia Tarasi With a Bachelor of Arts in Metal Crafts and a Master of Fine Arts, Jill worked Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roddey Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas for 20 years as a designer and design director. Today, she is a serious collector Robert N. and Marina Rodi Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Thomas of contemporary art and heavily involved in her alma mater. Recently, she Elaine Rosecrans Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Thomas and her husband Peter donated the Kraus Campo, which was designed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Runnette Bruce and Phyllis Thomas the artist Mel Bochner and landscape architect Michael Van Valkenbergh, to Kathleen Sandoe and Daniel Ready Kenneth S. Thompson and Carnegie Mellon University. It sits on top of the University’s Posner Center. Jane D. Sargent Andrea R. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sauers Louise Heinz Tighe Although Jill lives in New York City with her husband Peter, who is co-head John and Eleanor Schano* Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr. of Goldman Sachs Investment Management Division, she is a frequent visitor Roche Schlegel William E. Trueheart and to the Museum of Art. However, it was through her involvement on an advi- Mr.* and Mrs. Thomas M. Schmidt Carol A. Word sory board at Carnegie Mellon that she came to know the Henry J. Heinz II Mark C. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Valadja Director of Carnegie Museum of Art Richard Armstrong. “Richard is an amaz- Anna M. Schnur Mr. and Mrs. Jon Vanderzee ing director,” says Jill. “He’s very welcoming and immediately makes you feel like a part of the institution.” Dr. and Mrs. John Patrick Scullin Dr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Vogan Alden H. J. Sector Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Volchko In 2003, when the Museum of Art was creating the Friends of the International, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Seibert Paul and Sherri Von Stein a group made up of art aficionados and collectors from around the world, Richard Shannon and Barbara Clark Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Voros to support the 2004-5 Carnegie International, Jill and Peter were pleased to Katherine Shear Lawrence M. and Gertrude Wagner be asked to co-chair the committee with Milton and Sheila Fine. “I have very Dylan T. Simonds Barbara Walbridge strong memories of several of the past Carnegie Internationals,” says Jill. Talbott L. Simonds Mr. and Mrs. Hal K. Waldman “I think Carnegie Museum of Art has one of the best collections of contem- Gayle G. and William H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Walsh porary art in the world because of the masterpieces it has acquired from Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Singer Mr. and Mrs. Mason Walsh, Jr. Internationals over the past 100 years. John W. Skooglund Ann Wardrop* “The International consistently keeps Carnegie Museum of Art at the fore- Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Sluser Juliette B. West front of contemporary art,” she continues. “Historically, it’s one of the most Mr. and Mrs. C. Donald Smith Virginia White important exhibitions in the world and it’s right here in Pittsburgh. It’s a Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edwin Wiancko great way to showcase the city.” Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Spanos D.L. Wickerham and Dr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stacy, Jr. Mary Lou Kundrat Together, the Friends of the International raised a significant amount of James Stafford and Patricia Eagon Florence L. Williams money to fund the recently closed exhibition. Yet, the group’s greatest gift Stanley M. Stein The Williams Family likely was the worldwide interest and support it generated. “This group, which was led so well by the Krauses and the Fines, became an extension of Suzanne Steitz Mr. and Mrs.* William H. Woodwell the museum,” says Richard. “Their support truly helped strengthen the posi- Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Stephans Robert and Rosanna Wyche tions in the art world of both the International and the Museum of Art.” Dr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Stewart William and Deborah Wycoff Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoecklein Mr. and Mrs. Steven Zawacky Walter and Cynthia Storkus

44 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 $500–$999 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Boyle, Jr. NOTHING SAYS “FAMILY” like a vibrant, thirty-something couple with four E. Michael and Susan L. Boyle children who love to visit Carnegie Science Center! Jeffrey and Anne Ingros Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Aaron II Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brado are just such a couple, and recently their children, Jarek (10), Gabrielle (8), Gary and Grace Abbs John J. and Maureen Brady Alec (7), and Kaden (4), have reached the right ages to fully appreciate Theresa Acciaroli Charles T. Britton exposure to science and culture. Jeffrey is senior vice president of invest- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Acer Mr. and Mrs. Eli Broad ments with the investment firm Janney Montgomery and Scott, and he serves Pauline J. Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brooke IV on the Heritage Valley Health System Board of Directors. Anne is the daughter Thomas E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brown of Dr. Edward Heinle, who is also a Carnegie Museums donor. They live in Madalon Amenta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brunger Beaver and support the museums at the Benefactor level. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Anderson Carmen and Jorge Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Andoga “I remember visiting Carnegie Museum of Natural History as a kid, during Robert Bruno Libby Andrews school field trips or on special occasions,” says Anne. “Today, the museums Mr. and Mrs. Randal E. Bryant Anonymous are even more user-friendly and there is so much to do. As members, we come Dr. and Mrs. Gibson P. Buchanan Dr. and Mrs. Paul Antalik as often as we like; sometimes we’ll run in for just an hour. We wouldn’t do Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Bucklew that as non-members.” Barbara and Angelo Armenti John and Ann Buckman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Burchfield III “We travel quite a bit, and unless you’ve been to other places, you really Laura and George Arnold don’t appreciate how much Pittsburgh has to offer,” says Jeffrey. “This city Mr.* and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Artzberger doesn’t take a back seat to other major metropolitan areas, and the museums Gladys Burstein The Athey Family are a huge part of that. Pittsburgh is a great environment to raise children Rae R. Burton Rex Auchincloss and expand their horizons.” Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Busch Mary K. Austin and Dr. Ron Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Byers Jeffrey and Anne bring their friends to the museums on a regular basis and Robert Averell Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Byrnes, Jr. recommend membership highly. “All the hands-on activities really help to Dr. and Mrs. Alan A. Axelson Gary V. Cacciani expand the kids’ education,” adds Anne. “The museums help the kids make Mr. and Mrs. Dan Baierl Matthew W. and Beverly S. Caldwell a real connection between what they read in textbooks and what actually Elizabeth Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Virdyn Caldwell happens in the real world. They are an incredibly valuable resource.” Bruce Roland Baker Karen J. and William J. Calhoun Esther L. Barazzone The Ingros family believes in philanthropy and actively supports religious, Stephen Campanella Dr. and Mrs. John Barber academic, and health care organizations in their community. “It’s so impor- John D. Campbell Alfred R. Barbour tant to give back,” says Jeffrey. “When you support cultural institutions, it’s Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Campbell Mr. and Mrs. David E. Barensfeld an opportunity to show your children the world, and to build a donor base The Campo Family Suzanne L. Barley for the future. Imagine how many children benefit from this exposure, and Margaret A. Cannell then go on to support it when they get older. I hope the Carnegie Museums Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Barnicle David and Louise Cannon continue to evolve and move forward. They’re doing a great job.” Karen and Richard Barringer Brad and Linda Carpenter Barbara L. Barry Margaret Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Parker Bartley Ruth M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Caton, Jr. Jo-Anne Bates William Chan Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Batson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chandler

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Baum PHOTO: TOM ALTANY Edward and Lesa Chang Paul R. and Linda Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. James C. Chaplin IV Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Bechard Dr. and Mrs. George Cheponis Annette and Robert L. Becker Sandra Chieffe Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Beckerman Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Childs III James Bedortha Margaret Childs Dr. and Mrs. Walter Beh Dr. and Mrs. William C. Christie Coleman and Jeanne Benedict Frank and Carole Ciaio C. Richard and Margaret Bennett Johannes Cladders and Mr. and Mrs. H. James Bennett Eva Maria Holler-Cladders Dr. and Mrs. Robert Daniel Bennett Susan Clancy Tilden Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Homer N. Clark III Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bent Jeanne Cobetto Rick and Jill Berardi Claire M. Cohen Howard S. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Colen Michael and Sherle Berger Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Collet Meg Bernard Tim Condron and Glen Charest Robert E. Best, Jr. Patricia A. Connell Anne and Jeffrey Ingros with (from left to right) Ronald and Emily Bianchini Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cook Kaden, Alec, Jarek, and Gabrielle Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Biddle III Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Billerbeck Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cosman, Sr. Barbara W. Bishop Candace and John Craig Dennis and Kathleen Blackwell “ It’s so important to give back. When you Robert E. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Blackwood Susan R. Creighton support cultural institutions, it’s one opportunity Mr. and Mrs. George M. Blair Lawrence Crochier Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blaskovich Mr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Crooks to show your children the world, and to build Dr. and Mrs. Mark M. Blatter Molly and Thomas Crooks Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Blaufeld a donor base for the future.” Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crowe Ruth A. Bobula Amada Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bonner Jeffrey Ingros Larry and Eve Curcio Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Bonomo Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Cutrell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Booker Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borntraeger Lu and Sylvester Damianos Doreen E. Boyce* Jay Dandy and Melissa Weber

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 45 Dr. and Mrs. James A. D'Antonio Mr. and Mrs. Edward Friedman J. Hart Heyward Maria Kovacs Mr. and Mrs. David J. D’ Appolonia Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Fritz David and Susan Hickey Robert Kovalcik Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. D’ Appolonia Dina and Jerry Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hiles Jan Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Elliot J. Dater James and Sherree Funk David G. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Kozora Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Davis Dr. and Mrs. J. William Futrell Metha Hillard Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kranich William and Elizabeth Davis Orlando F. Gabriele and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Hiller Beth Kreinin Sally Ann Davoren Denise T. Kalinowski David McL. Hillman Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Kress Mr. and Mrs. Morton DeBroff Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Gaier Elizabeth Hilpman Bruce and Margie Krogh Mrs. Merle L. DeLuca Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Galida Mr. and Mrs. F. Worthington Hobbs III Jeremy and Rebecca Kronman William and Debra Demchak Donna M. Galm Dorothy A. Hockycko William Kulak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Denney Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gardner Dr. and Mrs. Marc Hoffman Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Kuller Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Desmone II Mr. and Mrs. G. Gray Garland, Jr. R. Donald Hoffman James V. Kunkel Robert J. DiBella and Carol Savage Dr. and Mrs. William S. Garrett, Jr. Hilary and Mary Ann Hogan Douglas and Deborah Kyes John Dingess and Garry and Sylvia Garrison Jerry and Cindy Hogue Jules and Carroll Labarthe Kim Donaldson-Dingess Jeff Gasparik Sally and James Hollister Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Lalor Michael K. Dishart and Jill Dishart Allen Geary, Jr. John Holtz Mrs. Susan Marie Lane Sherrie and Wayne D’ Loss W. Peter Geissler Jean Houston Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Langley Charles and Ruth Dods Valaree Georgiadis Mr. and Mrs. John D. Houston II Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lantz Frank and Margaret Dombkoski Mr. and Mrs. David Gersh R. B. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Latona Rachel Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gilmour Mr. and Mrs. Terence V. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. William E. Latshaw Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Donaldson Lawrence L. Gipson and Crock Hunter Judith R. and Lester B. Lave Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Dorundo Lenka Braden Linda and Dennis Hurwitz Mrs. Lee Lawton Mr. and Mrs. George Douds Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gismondi Elaine Hyder and Burton Hollifield Lynn and Larry Lebowitz Mr. and Mrs. John W. Douglas, Jr. Terri D. Glueck and Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leckey Anthony V. Dralle Lew Korzeniwsky Jerome Itzkoff and Barbara Zawadzki Stephen R. Lee and Yoko Tai Rebecca J. Duffy Mrs. Raymond W. Goldblum Charles and Cordelia Jacobs Lewis M. Levick Theresa F. and Robert Dukovich Thomas B. and Sally Weigler Golden Ian James and Carol Stewart Arthur S. Levine Marian F. Dull Racelle Goldstein David L. Jannetta John P. Levis III Robert and Mary Ann Durbin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Golio Kip D. Jenifer Sandra Levis Mr.* and Mrs. Charles A. Duritsa Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goller Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Jenkins Lois S. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Durrant John B. Goodenough Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Jewell Barry Lhormer Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dzialowski Sanford A. Gordon and Jeff and Gretchen Jezerc Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lichtenfels Mr. and Mrs. Todd Eckert Marianne Gordon Gerry and Donald E. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lieber Scott and Kathleen Edmundson Mary and Richard Grant Steven Johnson and Walter Sudol Dorothy Taylor Lindner The Kevin Egyed Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gray Jackie Jones L. Douglas and Michele Lioon Mary Ehrlinger-Demmler Marjorie C. Greenberger E. Haakan Jonsson* Thomas C. and Gail V. Litwiler Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Einstein Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gregg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis Lobdell Eileen Ekstract Dr. and Mrs. Bartley P. Griffith Jose and Mariam Juves Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Hazem El-Khatib Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Grondziowski Alan R. Kahl Mr. and Mrs. David Longhini Mrs. Christopher J. Elkus Mr. and Mrs. George V. Grune, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kaniecki Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Loub Jane Epstine Paul F. Gruss Mr. and Mrs. Jayant Kapadia Willa Dean Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Etling Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Guttman Joan M. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. L. Dade Lunsford Mr. and Mrs. John J. Evanko Eloise P. Haase Plamen Karagyozov and Elsa Limbach Thomas W. Lustig Steven Evans and Marta Habermann Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kasdorf Dr. and Mrs. Jay Lutins Cynthia Duarte-Evans Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Haddad Mrs. Joseph M. Katz Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mahlstedt Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fadden Kathleen M. Haefner Barb Kearns Joseph and Janet Mallorey Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Fagan David K. Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Keating Kathleen Mandera Mr. and Mrs. Danforth Page Fales Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ham William and Sharon Keech Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Farley Margery L. Hamilton James S. Keller and Mary Ellen Hoy Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Marks Stephen Farneth and Elizabeth Rintoul Mrs. Howard W. Hanna III Natalie and Brendan Kelley Melissa R. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John Fencil Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Harper Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Marstine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fennell Edward H. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Kelly Myrna and Mark Mason Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ferguson III James J. Harris Stephen Kelminson and Marsha Stein Mrs. Andrew W. Mathieson Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferlan Neil and Janice Harrison Dr. and Mrs. John S. Kennerdell Paul and Marci Matvey Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Fetsko III Dr. and Mrs. Volker H. Hartkopf Kenneth Kilen and Suzanne Maury Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fidoten Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Hartley Francine Miltenberger Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. May Linda C. Fisher William M. Hawthorne Dr. and Mrs. Kyle Kim Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McCague, Jr. Nina B. Fisher Elizabeth W. and Timothy Hazel Jack and Debra King Ken McCarty and Berrylin Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Fishman F. Richard Heath and Cindy Harris James D. Kingsley and Friends James H. McConomy Leslie A. and Hans G. Fleischner Kim Heirston Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. McCrady Bette and Charles Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Heller Paul and Diane Kiproff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McCrady Peter N. Flocos Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edward Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kleiman Mr. and Mrs. David G. McCullough Henry C. Flood, Jr. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Hal S. Klein Libby McCullough Gina A. Florida Sally Henry Janice Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDowell Dan and Theresa Forlastro Wendy and Daniel Herchenroether Robb Knapp Mr. and Mrs. James H. McElwain Nancy and James Foster Mr. and Mrs. George H. Eric Knelly and Cara Caruso Mr. and Mrs. William D. McIlroy Douglas Fox Herchenroether Peggy C. Knott John S. McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox Dr. and Mrs. Lee M. Hershenson George C. and Mary Koch William and Laura McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Frank Craig and Michele Heryford Phyllis Kokkila Mrs. Donald R. McLennan, Jr. Harriet and Kenneth Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herzing Jeffrey Koontz Tim McVay Mr. and Mrs. Wendell G. Freeland The Hewlett - Brockley Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kopchak Mr. and Mrs. Armour N. Mellon The Kossman Family Mr. and Mrs. Seward P. Mellon

46 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 Mrs. Robert E. Mertz George W. and Joan L. Poutous Boyd R. and Janet Messinger Maurice and Beth Prendergast Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mezey Mr. and Mrs. Valentine G. Przezdecki Alma H. and Ralph S. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quaranto Linda and Thomas Michael Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Quint Candice and Robert Mill Jennifer Lakin and Douglas Rabuzzi Mark C. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Randall Deborah Robinson Lucy and Ian Rawson Mary Elizabeth Miller Bruce and Jane Raymond Michael D. Miller and K. Oliver Rea Barbara J. Carpenter Margaret Rea Michael A. and Deborah E. Miller Diana L. Reed Andrea and Jack Millstein Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Reid Margaret J. Mima James and Helen Reid Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Minteer, Jr. Scott W. and Anne G. Reid Carolyn and Paul Molingowski Angela and Michael Reilly Jane Moravitz Tom Reiter and Stephanie Dangel Charles and Cheryl Morgan Joyce and Paul Renne Amy and Ira Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rhoades Christine L. Morris Dr. and Mrs. George S. Richardson Elaine W. Morris Norm and Maze Riffner James and Susan Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Rinaldo Jeff and Diana Morrow Mark Roberts and Lisa Teot Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Moses Alexandra and F. Brooks Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Muder John and Margaret Rock PHOTO: LISA KYLE Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Mulloney Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rogers “ While it’s important to be strong in tradition, Linda C. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James D. Rohm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy Maureen J. Rolla as both the Museums of Art and Natural History Chuck Myron Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Rom Mr. and Mrs. David P. Myron Ken Rom are, it’s equally important to be forward- Denise Pampena Nairn and Paul Rosenblatt and Petra Fallaux thinking, like The Andy Warhol Museum. John P. Nairn Bryan and Marie Routledge Mrs. Ned J. Nakles Norma Rupert We need both the conventional and the Daniel J. Nalin Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Russell Nancy A. and Donald Naragon Andrea R. Ryan provocative to make life truly rich and Pasquale Navarro and Daryl Hutson Claire B. Saalbach Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Nedved Dr. and Mrs. Russell J. Sacco interesting.” Rhoda and Richard Neft Richard and Kristin Saladino Mark Schneider Bob and Chris Nolin Mr. and Mrs. George Salnikoff The Obeldobel Family Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Sandusky “I’MABIG FAN of The Andy Warhol Museum and Tom Sokolowski,” says John and Wendy O’ Brien P. R. Sankhavaram and J. Venna Mark Schneider, president of the Rubinoff Company, a local development and Jean and Chris O’ Donnell Robert F. Sass and R. Marshall commercial real estate company, and chairman of the Pittsburgh Sports and David M. Orenstein and Mr. and Mrs. George E. Saxon, Jr. Exhibition Authority. “I think The Warhol is fast becoming an arts incubator Alexandra Gruskos Virginia Scarlett for the region, and I’m glad to be a part of it.” John K. Orndorff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Scherlis Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Orr Mark Schmidhofer and Edie Shapira A native Pittsburgher, Mark remembers many visits to Dinosaur Hall.“The Elliott S. Oshry Maryann Schmunk and dinosaurs were so impressive that I never got tired of seeing them,” he says. Saundra and Eugene O’ Sullivan Dean Donovan “Even when my family moved away for a few years, I would come back every Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schneider summer to visit my grandparents and aunt, and I always found myself back Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Overfield Mrs. Richard Schoenwald at the Museum of Natural History at some point.” John and Carol Oxenreiter Dr. and Mrs. Donald Schowalter As a single father with two grown children of his own, Mark still appreciates Inci Ozgunes and Ozan Tomguz Mrs. Nathan Schwartz the dinosaurs and the history that can be found in the Oakland museums. Lilian and Robert Panagulias Robert and Sharon Sclabassi But today his passion lies within the walls of The Warhol. “When I decided Denise Pangersis Doris W. Scott to move back to Pittsburgh, it was largely because of the continuity that Dr. and Mrs. Haranath Parepally Paul Scragg and Krissy Zocco Pittsburgh offers,” says Mark. “But while it’s important to be strong in tradition, Philip B. Parr Philippe Segalot as both the Museums of Art and Natural History are, it’s equally important Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pastrick Matt and Lisa Sevcik to be forward-thinking, like The Andy Warhol Museum. We need both the Mitchell and Christine Patti Carol and David Sharp conventional and the provocative to make life truly rich and interesting.” Patricia H. Pavlus and Adel Assaad Paul Shea and Lisa Simone Mark met Director Tom Sokolowski when they shared duties as members of Rob and Stephanie Peirce Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Sheldon one of the juries for the Public Art Commission. “I was on the board of The Martha J. Perry Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Sheptak Mattress Factory at the time,” remembers Mark, “and I immediately appreciated Joel Persky and Michelle Browne David H. Sherwood Tom’s perspective. He’s a true entrepreneur who wants to build a strong, Robert N. Peters Jonathan W. and innovative arts community in Pittsburgh. We need more people like him here.” Charles L. Phillips Judy Willingham Shimm Vernon B. Phillips, Jr.* Mercedes G. Shoemaker Mark recognizes that The Warhol and its exhibitions and programs are often Paul and Erin Phrampus Jeffrey and Jacqueline Shogan considered controversial, “I don’t think that’s a bad thing,” he says. “We Kathleen and Andrew Piccoli Mr. and Mrs. David W. Short Pittsburghers need to be pushed to think outside the box from time to time, Julie L. Pickel Mr. and Mrs. David M. Silverman and that’s one of the things The Warhol does best.” Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Pieper Henry J. Simonds In addition to The Warhol, Mark supports The Mattress Factory and the Stephanie Polk Anthony Sinatra Community Design Center. “It’s easy to support the big, public entities,” he Charles M. Porter and Hilary Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Singer says. “I think it’s much more rewarding to get behind smaller institutions Jonathan M. Potts Peter G. and Susan J. Smerd because they often need the help most.”

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 47 “We’re really proud of our association with Carnegie Museums. It’s a great asset to the region and one of the reasons Pittsburgh is such a great place to live.” Daniel Sullivan President, FedEx Ground

Mary Margaret Smith Alvin Trenk Susan H. and Philip E. Smith Maxine B. Trimble The Scott Smith Family Roberta Troy Mr. and Mrs. D. Grahame Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Gary Truitt Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder, Jr. Alfred Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Uher Rebecca Snyder Joseph and Judith Ujcic Carl H. Snyderman and The Underwood Family Michelina Fato Jeffrey S. Upperman and Dr. and Mrs. Michael Sobel Bevanne Bean-Mayberry Christopher and Laura Soller Mr. and Mrs. George G. Uram Thomas Solomon Marylynn Uricchio and Douglas Heuck Bill DeWalt, Director of Carnegie Museum Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sorr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Vanzant, Jr. of Natural History (left), and Dan Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Soske Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Virostek President of FedEx Ground Dean and Suzanne Spahr Patrick Vlahos and Kym Wise PHOTO: TOM ALTANY Mr. and Mrs. Holly W. Sphar, Jr. Karl E. Voigt TWENTY YEARS AGO, when FedEx Ground President Dan Sullivan was asked by Thomas and Lynn Sprajcar Helen and William J. Wachter, Jr. his then-employer, Ohio-based Roadway Express, to turn a kernel of an idea Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Steiner Dr. and Mrs. Neil Wald into a full-fledged business plan to start a small-package delivery company, Mr. and Mrs. William N. Steitz, Sr. David Walker the first decision he had to make was where to set up shop. “Pittsburgh was Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Stephaich Jim Walker and Ellen Viakley a pretty easy choice,” Sullivan says. “The region had everything an employer Joanne W. Stephanson Phyllis and Harold Walls would look for: good access to transportation, a growing pool of hard-working David and Laura Stevens Robert and Mary Walters people, and a great quality of life thanks to an abundance of educational and Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Steward Dr. and Mrs. Albert N. Ward, Jr. cultural resources.” Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael Watson At the time, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh was still a two-museum organi- Tey M. Stiteler Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weidman zation. “It was obvious to me even then, as a new transplant to the region, Dorothea and Richard Stover Roy R. Weil and Mary M. Shaw that Carnegie Museums was as important to the economic and educational Robert Strauss Dr. and Mrs. Michael Weinberg well-being of western Pennsylvania as it was to the region’s cultural development.” Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Stroebel Rudolph H. Weingartner Emelia Stullken Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weis For 15 years, Sullivan’s entrepreneurial start-up company, RPS, fearlessly com- Jean S. Styron and Stephanie Hrinda Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Weissman peted with UPS in the business-to-business, small-package ground delivery Ann E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wentling, Jr. market by providing faster, better service and information through technology— Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Werner using bar codes, laser scanners, and sophisticated package-sortation systems. Erin Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wettach Memphis-based FedEx took notice, and in 1998 purchased RPS. Two years John and Elizabeth Surma George Whitmer and Mariana Sonntag later, a newly branded FedEx Ground launched what would become a hugely John Sutula and Hilary Stroud Betty J. Williams successful residential-delivery service, aptly titled FedEx Home Delivery. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Swan Gary and Georgette Williamson Today, FedEx Ground revenues exceed $4 billion, and the company employs Dr. and Mrs. William M. Swartz Ruth A. and R. Kenneth Willman more than 2,200 people in western Pennsylvania and nearly 55,000 nation- Latanya Sweeney and Elizabeth A. and Daniel S. Wilson wide. And Carnegie Museums has grown from two museums to four. Sylvia Sweeney-Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Greg Winokur Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sweeney Sara M. Winokur Sullivan notes that it was FedEx Ground’s dedication to technological innova- tion and the science behind it that made the company a perfect fit to become Mr.* and Mrs. George H. Taber Norman R. Winowich and a regular sponsor and participant in Carnegie Science Center’s annual SciTech Carol L. Tasillo Ginny Opferman Festival (now called the Sci-Tech Spectacular) since its inception in 2000. And Dr. and Mrs. Myron Taube Robert J. Winters as Carnegie Museum of Natural History embarked on a plan to create Dr. and Mrs. James A. Tauberg Mary Winzelberg Dinosaurs in Their World—a group of world-class exhibits worthy of the E. Teeple and C. Edelmann Norman and Karen Wolmark museum’s world-class fossil collections—FedEx Ground stepped up to the Mr. and Mrs. Pradip R. Teredesai Bill and Sandra Woncheck plate as sponsor of the museum’s most visible ambassador: a life-size cast of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Thomas Richard and Enid Wood T.rex peering out among the escalators in the Greater Pittsburgh International Rollie G. and Donna Kae Thomas Dr. and Mrs. V. T. Worrall III Airport’s airside terminal. Yvonne Dreux Thomas Barbara and Dale Yessler Dorothea and Gerald Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yocco “We’re really proud of our association with Carnegie Museums,” Sullivan says. Victor Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Yochum “It’s a great asset to the region and one of the reasons Pittsburgh is such a W. R. and Patricia D. Thompson June Yonas great place to live.” So attractive, he adds, that it’s been difficult to promote Pittsburgh-based headquarters staff into positions elsewhere in the country. Matthew Thornton and Gregor T. Young IV Susan Washburn Thad Zaleskiewicz “They are wonderful, talented, dedicated people, and, obviously, there are John H. Tippins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zappala worse problems to have,” Sullivan says. “It says a lot about the culture of this Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Tisherman Karen Ann Zellmann city, which has been fortified by Carnegie Museums for many, many years.” Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tolbert III Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Zimmerman, Jr. Kathleen M. Tomaswick Dr. and Mrs. Michael Zorch Allen and Donna Tracht Richard and Michele Zowacki Mr. and Mrs. John Traina Owen and Janet Traynor *Trustee/Board Member Rosalyn and Albert Treger (+) Deceased

48 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 CORPORATE, FOUNDATION SISTERS LOWRIE EBBERT AND MERNIE BERGER have a long history with Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. Their mother, Mary Murtland Wurts, was a founding and ORGANIZATION DONORS member of Carnegie Museum of Art’s Women’s Committee when it was started in 1957. Mary’s energetic daughters, who have been active members $25,000+ The Raymond John Wean Foundation of the Committee for more than two decades, have embraced their mother’s Women’s Committee, American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. noble legacy whole-heartedly. Carnegie Museum of Art Anonymous Woodmere Foundation “We cut our teeth in the museums,” says Mernie, and Lowrie quickly adds, Armstrong/McKay Foundation Trust “When we were growing up we went to everything—every International, YouthWorks Inc. Bozzone Family Foundation every lecture, every event. Then we got involved with organizing events for The Broad Art Foundation the Women’s Committee and it’s been very hands-on… polishing brass and The Suzy & Jim Broadhurst Fund $10,000 – $24,999 washing crystal. There’s nothing glamorous about what we do here! We’re of The Pittsburgh Foundation Bayer Corporation willing to do anything.” The Buhl Foundation Beckwith Machinery Company Both sisters support museum operations as Patrons Circle members. In 2002, Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania The Calihan Fund Lowrie was given a plaque in recognition of her 25-year commitment to the The Anne L. and George H. Clapp of The Pittsburgh Foundation Decorative Arts Symposium. Mernie was president of the Women’s Committee Charitable and Educational Trust Comcast Cable Communications, Inc. from 1969 to 1971. She is a Trustee Emeritus and an emeritus member of both Eat'n Park Hospitality Group, Inc. Confluence the Museum of Art and Science Center boards, and sponsors museum opera- Eden Hall Foundation Daniel M. Neidich & tions through her trustee annual gifts. Both women are long-time contributors Equitable Resources, Inc. Brooke G. Neidich Foundation to special events like the Antiques Show, the Gem & Mineral Show, and FedEx Ground Package System, Inc. Dollar Bank Founder Patrons Day. GlaxoSmithKline Dominion Consumer Healthcare Eureka Bank The sisters are avid proponents of the four Carnegie Museums’ “destination” status and their importance to the Pittsburgh region. “The museums expose The Grable Foundation The Giant Eagle Foundation so many children and adults to the arts and sciences,” says Mernie. “It’s William Stucki Hansen Foundation The Gleason Agency imperative for a city to have a museum of art, and we have one of the finest. Drue Heinz Trust The Graham Family Fund The whole staff is so enthusiastic and so wonderful to work with. They care H. J. Heinz Company Foundation of The AYCO Charitable Foundation so much about what they do.” The Heinz Endowments Joseph & Kathleen Guyaux Fund Teresa & H. J. Heinz III for Charitable Giving Mernie sums up what the museums do best in one word: educate. “They do Charitable Fund Hawksglen Foundation a super job—all of them. The Science Center is all about outreach and doing The Hillman Foundation, Inc. Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. it in a fun way. And both the Museum of Art and the Museum of Natural The Henry L. Hillman Foundation Emma Clyde Hodge Memorial Fund History offer top-notch educational programming and events for children.” The William Talbott Hillman Milton G. Hulme “We’d like to see the museums continue to evolve as the cultural centers Foundation, Inc. Charitable Foundation they are,” adds Lowrie. “Continue to collect, and show, and educate. Part of The Roy A. Hunt Foundation Jendoco Construction Corporation that evolution should be to bring people in who might feel too intimidated Jaffe Family Foundation Kennametal, Inc. to come in now. Let them see how user-friendly and community-oriented Kraus Family Foundation Lionel these museums are, and build membership in more of the outlying areas to LLWW Foundation The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation broaden the range of visitors.” Massey Charitable Trust Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc. Max Kade Foundation, Inc. John P. & Anne W. McNulty Katherine Mabis McKenna Foundation Foundation, Inc. MetLife Foundation Glen & Diane Meakem Morby Family Charitable Foundation Inc. Foundation Inc. R. K. Mellon Family Foundation The Charles M. Morris Mellon Financial Corporation Charitable Trust Richard King Mellon Foundation The Adrienne & Milton Porter National City Bank of Pennsylvania Charitable Foundation NOVA Chemicals Posner Foundation of Pittsburgh The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Alex & Leona Robinson The Pittsburgh Foundation Family Foundation PNC Advisors Donald & Sylvia Robinson The PNC Financial Services Group Family Foundation PPG Industries, Inc. James M. & Lucy K. Schoonmaker The John G. Rangos Sr. Foundation Charitable Foundation Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation The Rust Foundation Joseph & Violet Soffer Foundation Robert M. Thompson, Jr. Foundation Spang & Company Lowrie Ebbert and Mernie Berger

R. P. Simmons Family Foundation Spectroscopy Society of Pittsburgh PHOTO: TOM ALTANY Juliet Lea Hillman Simonds Alexander C. & Tillie S. Speyer Foundation Foundation W. P. Snyder III Charitable Fund Supercuts “It’s imperative for a city to have a museum TIAA-CREF Tippins Foundation of art, and we have one of the finest. Union Switch & Signal, Inc. The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust United States Steel Corporation Trust for Mutual Understanding The whole staff is so enthusiastic and so University of Pennsylvania Turner Construction Company UPMC Health System Verizon Foundation wonderful to work with. They care so much Rachel Mellon Walton Fund W.L.S. Spencer Foundation of The Pittsburgh Foundation Walton Family Foundation about what they do.” The Andy Warhol Foundation Westinghouse Electric Company LLC for the Visual Arts, Inc. Wheatland Tube Company Mernie Berger Robert S. Waters Charitable Trust Phillip H. & Betty L. Wimmer Family Foundation

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 49 $5,000–$9,999 Blattner Brunner Inc. Holiday Inn Select ELG Haniel Metals Corp. Allegheny County Medical Society The Maxine & William Block Fund J. Preston Levis Charitable Foundation Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Foundation of The Pittsburgh Foundation John & Leatrice Wolf Philanthropic Margaret Hardy Trust Allegheny Technologies, Inc. Bridges Charitable Lead Trust Fund of the United Jewish Hewlett-Packard Company Aventis Pasteur Foundation The Chip & Laura Burke Federation Foundation Hilbish McGee Lighting Design Bailey Banks & Biddle Charitable Account Fund Family of Donald H. & Barbara A. Hoechstetter Printing Michael Baker Corporation Centimark Corporation Jones Fund Iridian Asset Management LLC H. M. Bitner Charitable Trust Chu Investment Counsel Inc. Loyalhanna Watershed Association, Inc. J. W. Liken Family Fund Bombardier, Inc. Eaton Corporation James H. Matthews & Co. of The Pittsburgh Foundation The British Council Elizabeth Carbide Die Company Educational & Charitable Trust Joseph F. Mulach Jr. & Louisa A. Buchanan Ingersoll Professional Donahue Family Foundation Inc. Museum of Modern Art Mulach Family Fund Corporation Fisher Scientific Company Parker/Hunter Incorporated of The Pittsburgh Foundation Buncher Family Foundation The Foster Charitable Trust Rackoff-Loeb Family Fund Kestrel Investment Management Carnegie Mellon University The Henry E. Haller, Jr. Foundation of The Pittsburgh Foundation Corporation Continental Real Estate Company Jane L. Harrison & Associates Cleveland D. Rea Fund Curtis I. Kossman Foundation Eichleay Foundation Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Reemployment Transition Center KPMG LLP Extrude Hone Corporation Graham LLP Rosella & Gilbert Broff Philanthropic Lendable Linens The Fine Family Foundation John E. and Elizabeth Kurtz Fund of the United Jewish Levin Furniture The Audrey Hillman Fisher Charitable Foundation Federation Foundation LLI Technologies, Inc. Foundation Cyril E. & Geraldine B. Livingston Sunoco, Inc. Management Science Associates, Inc. Gailliot Family Foundation Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation The Techs Marmon/Keystone Corporation Graham Foundation for Advanced Edward D. & Opal C. Loughney Thorp Reed & Armstrong, LLP Mars Family Charitable Foundation Studies in the Fine Arts Foundation ThyssenKrupp Elevator Company McCutcheon Enterprises Inc. Edward N. & Jane Haskell Medrad, Inc. The Walden Trust Andrea K. 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The Ligonier Valley Endowment Respironics Berner International Corporation Murphy, Kunschner, Seski, MD., P.C. of The Pittsburgh Foundation Bruce D. and Treasure Sachnoff Big Picture Communications Inc. Nomos Corporation Martha Mack Lewis Foundation Charitable Family Foundation Bower Family Charitable Fund NRG Energy Center The Mindich Family Foundation E. H. Schwab Company Brooks Family Foundation Orbital Engineering, Inc. Mine Safety Appliances Company The Dylan Todd Simonds The Albert H. and Clarissa W. Pittsburgh Forest Products Charitable Foundation Foundation, Inc. Burchfield Memorial Fund Pittsburgh Technical Institute Muse Foundation The Speyer Family Foundation, Inc. of The Pittsburgh Foundation Posty Trucking Company, Inc. Nimick Forbesway Foundation Stratford Advisory Group, Inc. Burrell Group, Inc. Premier Technologies Inc. The Pittsburgh Foundation – Stuckeman Charitable Trust The Cahouet Charitable Trust Preservation Technologies, LP Howard Heinz Endowment Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Private Wealth Advisors, Inc. Multicultural Arts Initiative of The Pittsburgh Foundation Charleroi Federal Savings Bank Norman C. Ray Trust Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc. WESCO Distribution, Inc. Chubb & Son Reschini Foundation James & Idamae Rich Fund Whitman Consulting, LLC #1 Cochran River Oaks Foundation Inc. of The Pittsburgh Foundation Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania Safway Steel Scaffolds Company Russell Standard Corporation $1,895– $2,499 Combine Net of Pittsburgh Saks Fifth Avenue The William I. Snyder & Patricia S. Action-Housing, Inc. Commercial Bank & Trust of PA The Henry John Simonds Snyder Foundation Franklin E. Agnew Family Fund Conco Systems Inc. Foundation, Inc. Society for Analytical Chemists of of The Pittsburgh Foundation CTC Foundation Simpson Family Foundation Pittsburgh Avalotis Corporation Damianos Group Site Signatures Inc. Sony Technology Center – Pittsburgh Baierl Family of Dealerships Duquesne University Snavely Forest Products Mary Murtland Wurts Fund Walter A. Barres Fund The Eliot Fund William & Patricia Snyder of The Pittsburgh Foundation of The Pittsburgh Foundation of The Pittsburgh Foundation Philanthropic Fund of the United Zale Corporation. Byham Charitable Foundation Ellwood Group, Inc. Jewish Federation Foundation Zeve Family Foundation Cellone Bakery Inc. Equipment & Controls, Inc. Standard Ceramic Supply Copperweld Corporation Exxon Company, USA Sunoco Chemicals $2,500 – $4,999 Curtiss-Wright Electro-Mechanical ExxonMobil Foundation Thoburn Foundation for Education Corporation Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. 84 Lumber Company Tooling Specialists, Inc. David McL. & Katharine H. Hillman John M. 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50 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 “Each visit to one of the four Carnegie Museums is a new visit. They always keep it fresh, and they do a great job of captivating children.” Van Dauler

$500 – $999 Gateway Packaging Corporation Goehring, Rutter & Boehm 24th Street Associates Inc. Gorell Enterprises, Inc. A. Martini & Co. Greco Gas Inc. Barbara and Marcus Aaron Fund Gullifty’s of the Pittsburgh Foundation Gurrentz International Corporation Aegean Associates, Inc. The Guttman Group The Alpern Travel Company Hatch Mott MacDonald American Contractors Equipment HDR Engineering Inc. American Society for Quality Hilton Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Section 802 Horty, Springer & Mattern, P.C. American Society of Mechanical IDL Incorporated Engineers Indianer Computer Corp. Angstrom Sciences Industrial Gasket & Shim Company Aqua-Clear, Inc. Integris Metals Asia Carpet & Decorating Company Karlowitz Cromer & Flaherty, P.C. The Ayco Company, L.P. King’s Jewelry Van and Randi Dauler Bartley Properties Inc. Milton J. Klein, D.O., P.C. with Joanna Haas, Beechers Gelato & Gourmet Coffee Koppers, Inc. The Henry Buhl, Jr., Director of Billco Motors, Inc. Kuhn’s Markets Carnegie Science Center (left) Brayman Construction Corporation LabChem, Inc. Bridges & Company LandAmerica/Commonwealth Bronder & Company, P.C. Lehman-Epstine Philanthropic Fund ONE INSPIRED MOMENT spent in a museum can set a lifelong interest in Bunting Graphics Inc. Lexigraph motion. For Van Dauler, one of those moments occurred when he was a Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates Liberty Mutual Group child and first experienced the Zeiss projector at Buhl Planetarium. “The Carnegie Hero Fund Littles of Pittsburgh, Inc. Zeiss left a vivid impression on me and fueled my interest in astronomy,”

Chapman Corporation PHOTO: LISA KYLE Logical Automation, Inc. says Van. “I felt the same way about the Foucault Pendulum. It was Charles C. & Anna Z. Burstein Marshall - Tyler - Rausch, LLC fascinating to watch the pegs being knocked down one by one.” Memorial Fund of The Pittsburgh Marstrand Industries Inc. Foundation Van and his wife Randi live in Fox Chapel and are avid members of H. B. Maynard and Company, Inc. Carnegie Museums. Randi Dauler is a former management consultant and Chemco Systems, LP The Millstein Foundation currently serves as president of the board of the Pittsburgh Glass Center. Christie’s Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc. Van Dauler is chairman and president of Neville Chemical Company, Citizens for the Arts in Pennsylvania Mullen which was founded by his two grandfathers. The company, located in Citizens National Bank Nauticom Internet Services Neville Island, employs around 400 people and primarily makes resins of Evans City, PA Thomas H. Nimick, Jr. & used in the manufacture of adhesives, coatings, inks, and rubber. Civil and Environmental Theresa L. Nimick Fund Consultants, Inc. Van is also a trustee of the Emma Clyde Hodge Memorial Fund. The Fund Oberg Industries, Inc. Concept Art Gallery directs major support to Carnegie Science Center and has donated signifi- Paradigm Genetics, Inc. CPU Exhibits, Inc. cant gifts in support of a telescope and software for the planetarium’s Perelman’s Foundation A. G. Cullen Construction, Inc. DigiStar II projection system. Pittsburgh Corning Corporation Cyert Family Foundation Pittsburgh Crankshaft Service, Inc. “When the fund was founded and we began looking for worthy granting Day Automotive Group Plummer Slade, Inc. opportunities, we thought of the Science Center,” says Van. “My grand- Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, P.C. Point Park University father was interested in science, and I guess you could call me an D-M Products, Inc RB High Tech Transport amateur astronomer. It’s a natural affiliation.” DMJM+HARRIS, Inc. Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel Peter C. Dozzi Family Foundation The Daulers know that a successful donor relationship is built on a good Right Management Consultants Durr Marketing Associates, Inc. “fit” between the donor’s interests and the organization’s needs. “With Roomful Express Furniture four museums representing such diversity, the Carnegie Museums offer so East Liberty Electroplating Inc. Russell and Karen Overfield many ways to find a good match,” says Randi. “They really engage their Engineers’ Society of Western Foundation audiences and make major efforts to find out what makes people want to Pennsylvania Ruth’s Chris Steak House come visit. Collectively, the museums are a regional attraction that brings Epic Metals Corporation Charitable Saltsburg Shop N Save people into Pittsburgh from hundreds of miles away. They’re a major Foundation Seubert & Associates, Inc. cultural force in the city.” David & Eileen D’Appolonia Family Sotheby’s Foundation Trust “Each visit to one of the four Carnegie Museums is a new visit,” adds South Hills Movers Peter C. Dozzi Family Foundation Van. “They always keep it fresh, which is a challenge. The museums are Southwest Aluminum & Glass Co., Inc. FamilyLinks very successful at targeting their audiences, and they do a great job of St. Edmund’ s Academy The Nina Baldwin Fisher captivating children.” Steeb Crawford Construction Foundation, Inc. Company, LLC The Frazer Family Foundation Suburban Glass Co. Inc. Frontiers International Travel Swanson Group, LTD. GAI Consultants, Inc. Tomayko Group

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52 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 “The Museum of Natural History is a stronghold for research and exploration. This makes us a unique asset for the Pittsburgh region. By supporting the museum, we make a valuable contribution to our region’s scientific and cultural education.” Zhe-Xi Luo

SENIOR STAFF and OFFICERS Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Senior Staff Richard Armstrong, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Interim President Bill R. DeWalt, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History Craig Dunham, Associate Vice President, Facilities Planning and Operations Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Development Joanna E. Haas, Director, Carnegie Science Center Kevin D. Hiles, Acting Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Zhe-Xi Luo Cynthia N. McCormick, Director of Corporate and Government Affairs Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology Eileen Meddis, Director, Corporate Human Resources Carnegie Museum of Natural History Thomas Sokolowski, Director, The Andy Warhol Museum PHOTO: TOM ALTANY Carnegie Institute Officers ZHE-XI LUO KNOWS GOOD BONES when he sees them, and he studies some of Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair, Board of Trustees and Interim President the best fossils in the world as curator of Vertebrate Paleontology at Carnegie Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Development Museum of Natural History. Kevin D. Hiles, Acting Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Born in China, he came to the United States in 1982 and received his Ph.D. Richard Armstrong, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art in paleontology from the University of California Berkeley in 1989. After completing two years of post-doctoral research at Harvard, he served on Bill R. DeWalt, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History the faculty of the University of Charleston for five years before relocating Joanna E. Haas, Director, Carnegie Science Center to Pittsburgh. Thomas Sokolowski, Director, The Andy Warhol Museum “I love coming through Schenley Park on my way to work and seeing Eileen Meddis, Director, Corporate Human Resources Diplodocus standing by the museum building in the morning sun,” says Luo. Marcia M. Gumberg, Secretary “It’s really aesthetically beautiful to me; it always cheers me up.” Robert F. Fallgren, Assistant Treasurer Luo believes strongly in giving back to the institution that supports his scien- Frank A. Cardiello, Controller tific research. “Our fate is tied to our institution and the support the museum George R. McComb, Assistant Controller receives for our work,” says Luo in reference to himself and his colleagues. “As an individual, I recognize how important it is for Carnegie Museums to continue its support of the scientific pursuits of its curators.” Excitement currently abounds at the Museum of Natural History around the future of Dinosaur Hall and the museum’s plans to remount each dinosaur within the context of its ancient natural ecosystem— as if it were living. The creation of Dinosaurs in Their World will triple the museum’s exhibit space, and allow the museum to present scientific ideas in a way that is more approachable to visitors. Luo particularly likes the new oviraptorosaur exhibit. “The oviraptorosaur represents the new exhibit prototype,” explains Luo. “This animal is 65 million years old and it’s being displayed in its true environment. Many previous exhibits showed the animal out of context. The new exhibits will allow visitors to see plant life and other animals that lived at the same time and will be great tools for our mission to educate the public about sciences. “The Museum of Natural History is a stronghold for research and exploration,” he says. “This makes us a unique asset for the Pittsburgh region. We have one of the finest collections of vertebrate fossils in the world. And the museum as a whole has more than 20 million collected items representing Earth’s history, biodiversity, and human cultural diversity. It’s incredible, and something to be proud of,” he adds. “By supporting the museum, we make a valuable contri- bution to our region’s scientific and cultural education.”

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 53 2005 ANNUAL TRUSTEES SUSTAINING FUND 2005 LEADERSHIP TEAM Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair Emeritus and Interim President Mary M. Berger Mark A. Aloe Samuel B. Casey, Jr. 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. JoAnne E. Burley William P. Snyder III Esther L. Bush James M. Walton Oliver Byrd Ann P. Wardrop David J. Caliguiri Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Twanda Carlisle L. Stanton Williams Jared L. Cohon John DeFazio Honorary James C. Diggs Roy G. Dorrance Drue Heinz George F. Eichleay David G. McCullough Mark Evans Edward G. Rendell David Fawcett III

PHOTO: TOM ALTANY Milton Fine 2004 Trustees From left to right: Pete Veeder, Janie Thompson, Edith H. Fisher Charles R. Burke, Jr. Chris Carson, Debby Dick, and Lou Cestello Lee B. Foster Robert Dickey III(+) Henry J. Gailliot William S. Dietrich II Marcia M. Gumberg Stephen C. Hansen ANNUAL SUSTAINING Joseph C. Guyaux Alan Hertzberg F UND VOLUNTEERS Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Peter C. Johnson William E. Hunt Thomas H. O’Brien 2004 Leadership Team William Isler James R. Johnson Louis R. Cestello, Co-Chairman, Corporate Committee Marshall P. Katz Deborah Dick, Chair, Individual Gifts Committee Teresa Heinz Kerry Raymond H. Steeb, III, Co-Chair, Corporate Committee Jane M. Kirkland Jane A. Thompson,* Chair, Development Committee, Annual Sustaining Barbara Logan Fund Leadership Team and Trustee/Board Gifts Frank J. Lucchino Martin G. McGuinn 2004 Individual Gifts 2004 Corporate Gifts J. Sherman McLaughlin Committee Committee J. Kevin McMahon Alice Mitinger Joel P. Aaronson* Louis R. Cestello, Co-Chair Christine J. Olson Goerdt Abel John Ciccolella Ralph J. Papa Maria Abel W. Wallace Danforth Eugene N. Ricciardi John A. Barbour* David S. Egan Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. Christopher B. Carson Steven A. Schrom Dan D. Sandman John P. Davis, Jr.* Raymond H. Steeb, III, Co-Chair Sean Sebastian Deborah Dick, Chair Douglas Shields Edith H. Fisher* * Trustee/Board Member Juliet Lea H. Simonds Robert M. Frankel* Alexander C. Speyer III William H. Genge Cecile M. Springer Cecil Jones Jane A. Thompson Demetrios Patrinos Betsy H. Watkins Thomas B. Reading Konrad M. Weis Cecile M. Springer* James A. Wilkinson Jane A. Thompson* James L. Winokur Hugh G. Van der Veer III* Peter G. Veeder Florence Zeve

54 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2005 2005 BOARD MEMBERS Carnegie Museum of Art Carnegie Museum Carnegie Science Center The Andy Warhol Museum Marcia M. Gumberg, Chair of Natural History Howard J. Bruschi, Chair Christine J. Olson, Chair Eliza Smith Brown John A. Barbour, Chair Jay D. Aldridge Donald K. Carter Lynn Davenport Joel P. Aaronson Benno Bernt Judith M. Davenport John P. Davis, Jr. Mark A. Aloe Doreen E. Boyce Deborah D. Dodds William S. Dietrich II Peter S. Austin Robert P. Bozzone Milton Fine James C. Diggs Paul G. Benedum, Jr. William E. Brown Marshall P. Katz Mark Evans James E. Cashman Charles R. Burke, Jr. Ann M. McGuinn Milton Fine Otto H. Chu Esther L. Bush John L. Miclot Edith H. Fisher Jared L. Cohon David J. Caliguiri Jacqueline C. Morby Robert M. Frankel George A. Davidson, Jr. Paul Costa Jay Reeg Henry J. Gailliot Charles A. Duritsa Agnes A. Curry Juliet Lea H. Simonds William L. Guttman George F. Eichleay Evan S. Frazier Terence E. Smith Jane Z. Haskell Mark Evans Stephen C. Hansen R. Damian Soffer William E. Hunt Sylvia V. Fields I.N. Rendall Harper Judith Evans Thomas William Isler Lee B. Foster Donald H. Jones Sala Udin James R. Johnson Joseph C. Guyaux E. Haakan Jonsson Konrad M. Weis Marshall P. Katz David G. Hammer Gregory B. Jordan James A. Wilkinson Teresa Heinz Kerry Ivan T. Hofmann Jane M. Kirkland Jean H. McCullough Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Frank J. Lucchino Ex Officio Vernon B. Phillips, Jr. Martin G. McGuinn John S. Lazo Suzanne W. Broadhurst John G. Rangos, Sr. J. Sherman McLaughlin Howard M. Love Michael Govan Dan D. Sandman J. Kevin McMahon Joseph Pajer Thomas W. Sokolowski George H. Taber Kennedy B. Nelson Donald A. Palmieri Joel Wachs Juliet Lea H. Simonds Ralph J. Papa Robert M. Thompson, Jr. R. Damian Soffer Donald M. Robinson Jerry R. Whitaker Alexander C. Speyer III Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. Greg A. Wilkinson Jane A. Thompson Sean Sebastian James M. Walton Thomas M. Schmidt Emeritus Milton A. Washington Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Mary M. Berger Konrad M. Weis Richard P. Simmons James A. Fisher James L. Winokur Cecile M. Springer Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Euphemia H. Steffey Emeritus Sala Udin Ex Officio Hugh G. Van der Veer Mary M. Berger Suzanne W. Broadhurst Konrad M. Weis Samuel B. Casey, Jr. Joanna E. Haas Margot Woodwell James A. Fisher Eleanor Schano Henry L. Hillman Charles J. Vukotich, Jr. Emily F. Oliver Emeritus William P. Snyder III Robert Dickey III Ann P. Wardrop Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Richard P. Mellon Honorary William P. Snyder III Drue Heinz Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Richard M. Scaife L. Stanton Williams Darthea Speyer Honorary Ex Officio David G. McCullough Richard Armstrong Suzanne W. Broadhurst Ex Officio William Lafe Suzanne W. Broadhurst Gail Murphy Bill R. DeWalt Carole K. Kamin

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