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Leelanau Conservancy Conserving the Land, Water and Scenic Character of Leelanau County

2013 Annual Report and Spring 2014 Newsletter Leelanau Forever: Protecting This Place We Love n late November, the Leelanau Enterprise featured our IClay Cliffs Natural Area project on its front page. The Conservancy, along with Leland Township, had just finalized the purchase of this unbelievably beautiful 104-acre property, with 1,700 feet of frontage on both Lake and Lake Leelanau. We loved the Enterprise story headline which shouted, “Ours!” along with a beautiful photo. When you think about it, the word “Ours” pretty much sums up all of the natural areas we have preserved for public enjoyment. Houdek Dunes, DeYoung, Chippewa Run, the Lake Leelanau Narrows, Swanson Preserve, Crystal River just to name a few…and now, Clay Cliffs. These special places are all collectively “Ours.” They are ours to enjoy, to find wonder in, to explore with our families. In our 25-year history, we have also protected thousands of acres of private lands and working farms with a legal tool called a conservation easement. We can’t call these places “Ours,” but there’s no denying that everyone who loves Leelanau is the beneficiary when important farm and natural lands are protected. Private protected lands give us some of the most stunning roadside views, they protect our water quality and wildlife, and they produce the local foods we all adore. Finalizing the Clay Cliffs purchase was just a part of a record-breaking 25th Anniversary year. In 2013 we protected an impressive 912 acres, bringing our 25-year total to nearly 11,000 acres. Public support was at an all-time high, with over 4,000 donors. More people went on docent-led hikes and participated in workbees than ever before. We’re grateful that we had the opportunity to celebrate our 25th milestone with many of you at these events as well as our Speaker Series and the Annual Picnic—attended by over 800 people. What follows (on page 4) is a summary of our 2013 accomplishments. Together, our Leelanau Conservancy staff, board, volunteers and generous donors are ensuring that the Ken Scott natural lands and working farms that define the essence of Our newest and, some would say, most spectacular Natural Area—Clay Cliffs! Leelanau will endure. Thank you for helping to ensure that the Leelanau you love will remain for future generations. Chairman’s Message

met Gene Strang for the We spent an hour or so together along with Conservancy staff, I first time in December, title company people, Gene’s attorney Ellen Fred and his close at a title company office friend John Roe. in Suttons Bay. I was there I cannot say that I know Gene well, but I do know that I representing our Leelanau felt his quiet caring for the land. I sensed his satisfaction, once Conservancy, to sign we signed everything, that he had successfully ensured the documents. Gene was protection of his property. there to sell a conservation I did almost nothing myself, but I still felt a real sense easement over the major of accomplishment. I felt that we, the Conservancy, had given portion of his property in this man peace of mind about the future of his property, and I Elmwood Township. More knew that the Conservancy was capable of stewarding it for the than a decade ago the future. Just as Gene wished. Conservancy and Gene We are able to do this chiefly because of people. We have started working to protect a professional, dedicated staff who can work over many years the land he cherished. It with land owners to accomplish our conservation mission and took a long time – Gene satisfy the landowners’ desires. Our fund raising staff and you, had health issues that Chairman Larry Mawby addresses Sustainers at our members and supporters, give us the financial resources a January gathering delayed things, the real needed to take on this stewardship responsibility, and to fulfill estate market drop and recovery played a part in the timing, and it into the future. the Conservancy had to figure out how to fund the project. Last year we celebrated 25 years of doing this, and now we This all began during the time I served on the Land look forward to continuing our service to Leelanau, caring for the Protection Committee of the Board. I knew of Gene’s land from land and water, all of us–members, volunteers, contributors of photos, maps, descriptions by the staff, and was told that Gene all kinds–nurturing this organization, making it stronger, better was a dedicated steward of these 80 acres who wanted to assure able to provide service to our community. that his land would be taken care of properly in the future. But it wasn’t until that day in December that I actually met him.

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Speaker Series Part Three: Northern Larry Mawby Hardwoods, Past, Present and Future Chairman of the Board Saturday, May 3rd, 3-5 pm, Free

Earth Day Greenfire Movie INSIDE: April 22nd, 7 pm, Old Art Building in Leland, Executive Director’s Message Page 3 Free Numbers Page 8 Sustainers Circle Summer Gathering Why it Matters Page 10 Wednesday, July 2nd, Location TBA Project Updates Page 11 Hikes and Events Page 16 Annual Friends Picnic Thursday, August 7th Heritage Society Page 20 Gregory Farm Top of the World, near Founders Society Page 21 Suttons Bay Donors Page 22 Volunteers Page 31

 Thoughts From Our Executive Director

Mid-Winter Reflections moonlight over deep snow. - 2014 In this old-fashioned winter it is not too difficult to esterday evening I returned home to do what I have seemingly connect with what Conservancy founder Ed Collins once called Ydone countless times this winter: I plowed the driveway of the “peninsular mindset.” For me, having just returned from its accumulating snow, then I loaded a ladder on to the back a five-day swing through southern Florida–a place very much of my pickup intending to spend the last half hour or so before concerned with today’s world with today’s problems and today’s nightfall shoveling the roof of one of my farm sheds. fashions–the feeling was more acute than usual. In Leelanau we are of both worlds, brushing off the satellite dish and turning on the iPad after we come in from shoveling snow from roofs that have miraculously withstood the snows of 80 winters. The sense that Leelanau is something of “a place apart” is easier to grasp in February than it is in July. Here, the past is closer to the surface of everyday life. We see and cherish the long view across water, the same night skies, the barn that has survived decades of punishment from the elements. Familiar landscapes occupy a unique and comforting place in our lives. The preservation of such landscapes has informed a large part of the mission of the Leelanau Conservancy. And it is fitting, after 25 years in pursuit of that mission, to reflect on the long- term consequences: what is the greater meaning of our work,Scott Ken and how will the Leelanau Peninsula be different because we My lumber shed is perhaps eight decades old. It’s a are doing this work? low-slung affair, made of timber and rough hemlock siding The answer lies in those things you can quantify and those that clearly was harvested off the farm, or at least very nearby. you can’t. Interestingly, our two upcoming Speaker Series will Nearly four decades ago now my brother and I noticed that explore the concrete world of northern forests and the more the accumulating weight of late winter snow had depressed elusive topic of Community, and our role in it. (See page 17.) the roof to the point that the collar ties had broken free and On the one hand, we can measure things like acres protected, were no longer holding the sides together. Roof collapse was imminent. We shored this old building up with cables, cleared the roof of snow, and then added new collar ties made of brand new two by sixes. The shed is not worth much in dollars, but to me it matters. Not only because shoring up this building was one of the first projects that my brother and I tackled after buying our farm back in 1975, but also because the disorderly piles of lumber that are stored here are a record of our occupation of this place since then. There is aspen and black locust, red oak and white cedar, even some walnut and a dwindling supply of my favorite cherry. As I worked my way across the roof, first the back side and then the front, removing only the top couple feet of snow and sliding it over the edge, I calculated that there was perhaps nutrients that remain locked in the soil rather than entering our upward of ten tons of snow on the rickety old shed. Sliding pristine lakes, or how many rare plants exist on a given property. sedimentary layers of month-old snow off the roof, I imagined Grounding our efforts in science has always been the foundation the old building groaning under all that weight. A crescent of our work and it informs every page of our Strategic Land moon hung in the sky, and it was getting much darker. From Conservation Plan. where I stood, there were no lights visible, only rising But increasingly I think the impact of conservation is also behind the shed, and the incredibly sharp shadows cast by the about its effect on the lives of people who Continued on Page 7  2013 Year In Review

Clay Cliffs Natural Area Becomes a Reality Protecting Victoria Already a Popular Destination Creek is important Leland Township’s newest natural area offers breathtaking views to preserving the and features one of the most exquisite wildflower locales in water quality of Lake the county. It is also home to nesting bald eagles. When we Leelanau. announced at year end that Clay Cliffs was now open to the public, people started calling to learn how they could access the property. Until trails are blazed beginning this spring, one of the best ways to see Clay Cliffs is on a docent-led hike. We were amazed to have so many people strap on snowshoes and join Conservancy on page 11. us for tours offered this winter (see photo). Over 50 people trekked up the bluff in mid-January; even more turned out for 108 Acres Along Victoria Creek Preserved a holiday hike. A conservation easement will protect 108 acres in Centerville We think Clay Cliffs will become a prime destination for Township. To protect water quality, the plan calls for limiting nature lovers and consider it to be one of our flagship properties. activity within a 50-foot buffer of both Victoria Creek and an The project has raised awareness of our work and had a wide unnamed perennial stream channel. “The landowner talked appeal; over 600 people made a donation to see it saved. about how important and special the high quality natural habitat Like Whaleback, Hall Beach and Lighthouse West, the of the property is to him and his family, who have owned the planned overlook here promises to be a majestic place to see land for quite some time,” says Matt Heiman, Director of Land the sun go down. The first trail and parking area will be in by Programs. “In particular, the valley is a very active and important summer (volunteers are needed!). Work on the overlook will be wildlife corridor that he is concerned about protecting for future coordinated around the eagle nesting season. Watch our website generations.” for news as our plans progress, and check out the hike/workbee schedule on page 16. 80 Acres near DeYoung Natural Area Gene Strang’s 80 acres near our DeYoung Natural Area helps to protect the water quality of Grand Traverse Bay. The natural ridge that is part of Gene Strang’s land will remain undisturbed, therefore views of the ridge from the road and Grand Traverse Bay will also be preserved. Read about this project on page 12. Four Family Farms Protected in 2013 2013 was an outstanding year for preserving our farming heritage. We completed four farm projects totaling 383 acres and secured funding as well in 2013 that will help to protect four more farms totaling an additional 688 acres! To date, nearly 5,000 acres of farmland have been conserved by the Leelanau Conservancy. This work ensures that our vibrant farm economy will endure and that this globally rare resource will be here for generations of future farmers. Egeler Farm Elmwood Ridgetop Parcel Preserved Mike and Jeanette Egeler’s beautiful 166 acres of orchards off In her role as Trustee of her dear friend Andy Kiselius’ estate, Eagle Highway are a good example of how the purchase of Nancy Gallagher donated a conservation easement on a 41- development rights program helps farmers to keep farming. acre ridge-top parcel overlooking Grand Traverse Bay. Read “Working with the Conservancy has given me the chance to farm more about this unique friendship and how Nancy has used a the land in the way it’s supposed to be farmed and to take a little portion of Andy’s estate to further the mission of the Leelanau of the worry away,” says Mike, who grew up working this land.  2013 Year in Review

“I want to be able to hand For years, the farm over to the kids Anna May after we’re gone, and now and Jerry we’ll be able to do that,” says Kelenske Mike Egeler. “They know our raised milk wishes are that it always be cows on a farm. Now, no matter what their land. happens, it always will be.” An in-depth story about this family will appear in He’s been able to finance the planting of 2,600 new fruit trees our summer and to purchase needed equipment. “It also helped us to get newsletter. back into the black and buy out my uncle,” he adds. Mike says has already been protected. The land also acts as an he is optimistic about the future of his farm, which adds to a important buffer to protected wetlands. substantial block of protected farms in the East Leland-Suttons Bay Fruit Belt area. Korson Farm Blaise and Sarah Korson were one of the first families to sign Esch Farm up for the innovative FarmAbility Program in 2009—a 10-year You might remember conservation agreement launched by the Conservancy and reading Tom Nelson’s partners. And now they are one of the first to step beyond heartfelt essay about that temporary agreement and permanently protect their 153- Larry and Jan Esch in acre farm. The views of the Manitou Passage from their cherry our fall newsletter which orchards are nothing short of spectacular. “The farm has been profiled this family in the family since the 1870s when my great-grandfather farmed and their deep roots in Leelanau. Their 115-acre Six generations farm, located along Horn of Korsons Road in Leland Township, have worked features sweeping views this beautiful land since of Lake Leelanau and Lake the 1870s. Michigan and is also a “We really want to thank all those who contributed, The 153-acre prime fruit growing site. large or small, to saving the farm,” says Larry Esch. Korson Farm “Every bit helps to keep these beautiful lands in is located near It took a few years, says farming.” Larry, for them to decide to our Houdek Dunes Natural conserve their land. “We’ve seen how committed the Conservancy Area. has been in working with local farmers,” he says. “The light just came on for us. We’d always believed in being good stewards of here,” says Blaise Korson. His 18-year-old grandson, Brandon, the land. We felt a responsibility to the community to take care represents the 6th generation to work the land. “It’s nice to think of this land and pass it on, and we realized that the Conservancy about future generations of Korsons farming this place,” adds could help us do that.” Blaise. “We’re honored to work with these landowners,” says Kelenske Farm director Brian Price. “Each one of them has a unique story Jerry and Anna Kelenske have preserved 151 beautiful rolling and a deep love for their land. It’s very gratifying to be able to acres—much of it planted in corn and hay—in Centerville preserve these great places while also tailoring our agreements Township. The three Kelenske parcels that have been to fit the goals and dreams each landowner has for his or her protected are part of an agricultural hub; they abut Bodus and property. One of our guiding principles has always been that a Hohnke Roads, and include over a half-mile of frontage along good conservation transaction must be good for both the land scenic French Road. The Kelenske’s beautiful land provides and the people involved. 2013 certainly fits that bill.” uninterrupted countryside views and is adjacent to land that Continued on Page 6  2013 Year in Review

Volunteers are the Best! and protect our unique habitats. We surveyed nearly 2,000 Thanks to our many volunteers who joined us in our 25th year for acres and treated more than 75% of the early detection invasives almost 3,500 hours of volunteering! These wonderful people of found. Summer 2014 will be busy with trail construction at Clay all ages dedicated enough time in 2013 to equal 1.75 extra staffers, Cliffs Natural Area and continuing our botanical surveys and helping us to do our work. Because of our dedicated volunteers, invasive species work. we built a beautiful boardwalk at Swanson Preserve, and a new Our 25th year was a memorable one for so many reasons. upland trail at DeYoung Natural Area. We were able to monitor It was also a year where we made tremendous progress in the Lake Michigan preserving the beautiful mosaic that is Leelanau. We owe our s h o r e l i n e f o r success to you—our donors and volunteers. Thank you. invasive species, assess our stream quality, mail our Conservancy Helps Ensure members important information, plan Strong Conservation in Farm Bill our Annual Picnic he Farm Bill is one of ’s—and Michigan’s—most a n d A u c t i o n , Timportant sources of funding for soil and water conservation. lead hikes on our You may remember in 2012 the Leelanau Conservancy and the natural areas, Grand Traverse Regional Conservancy were lauded nationally for Dedicated stewardship volunteers Al Swiderski and Dave and much more. our joint efforts to Coyne hard at work on the Swanson Preserve boardwalk. We are looking advocate effectively forward to another for conservation year of projects and are excited to start building trails at the policies within the new Clay Cliffs Natural Area, with, of course, the help of our federal government. volunteers! We reached out to policy makers Stewardship Roundup repeatedly for good 2013 was a busy and groundbreaking year of stewardship on our reason: since 2010, Conservancy properties! We completed two new trails at DeYoung the Conservancy Natural Area and Swanson Preserve that give our community has successfully Sen. Debbie Stabenow (3rd from right) visited the area access to Little Traverse Lake and the DeYoung upland and leveraged nearly last summer and met with (l-r) Leelanau County farmer, farmstead. We are excited to provide these new opportunities $6M in Farm Bill Jim Bardenhagen, Leelanau Conservancy Director of Farm and are also hard at work to ensure our properties are maintained funding to conserve Programs, Tom Nelson, Brian Bourdages of the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy, Acme farmer Ken for visitors and ecologically protected now and in the future. We 1 , 8 7 1 a c re s o f Engle and Glen Chown, Director of GTRLC. conducted botanical surveys at Teichner, Whaleback and Houdek family-owned farms Dunes Natural Areas last summer. Documenting our diverse in Leelanau County—a ratio of $4 of conservation for every ecological plant communities is an important step in managing $1 we raise. for their long term sustainability. We also surveyed and treated So it is with considerable elation that we announce that invasive species on 21 of our properties as part of our larger goal a nearly three-year effort has resulted in a brand new Farm Bill to promote that maintains a tradition of strong conservation programs. It native plants should be noted that Michigan’s Senator Debbie Stabenow, Chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, proved to 2013 summer be a persistent and outspoken champion for both Michigan’s s t e w a r d s h i p staffers Emily farmers and its conservation community. Her steady bipartisan Douglas and Derek leadership in passage of this legislation cannot be overstated. Shiels working Senator Stabenow and her staff have our respect and gratitude. hard at plant The 2014 Farm Bill is a well-earned victory for Leelanau and identification. everyone across America who believes that food and farming are vital for our future.  Executive Director Message

Thoughts from Executive Director, Continued appreciate this place, sometimes above all other places. People who love Leelanau seem to have a particularly keen sense of landscape, and a heightened appreciation of the beauty in nature. Landscape is often thought of as connoting fixity, scenery, a static and immobile beauty. In the words of the nature writer Robert MacFarlane, this view of landscape harkens back to the original meaning in 16th century Holland of the word “landschap,” which was strongly associated with the Dutch school of painting. MacFarlane believes that landscape should be considered in a broader context well beyond its “painterly” origins. Rather than being static and unchanging, landscapes should be thought of as “dynamic and commotion causing, it sculpts and shapes us not only over the courses of our lives but also instant by instant, incident by incident.” It seems to me that people who care deeply about a place are more fully human than the harried and hassled multitudes in our society. I have many times heard of the rituals performed by our summer residents as they return each year from the places where they live and work. They push through some boundary in the return to the familiar scenery and familiar routines of summer. They may always follow the same route to the family place, whether or not it is still the quickest way, always pausing to admire the distant view of the lake. Or they may, upon arrival, always follow the same footpath to a spring in the woods, dip their toes in the lake, or watch the sunset over the lake from the same spot where they have watched hundreds of sunsets. I believe the meaning of our work is somehow wrapped up in a

simple proposition: we are better people when we care about Ken Scott Ken and take care of a place that has great meaning for us. And we feel better about ourselves if we take care to gain some measure MacFarlane is right that landscapes are not cherished of influence over how these cherished landscapes evolve into works of art that hang on the wall. We are at our best when we the future, despite the inevitable hubbub and commotion of the work together to preserve the beauty and integrity of places that ever-changing landscape. have great meaning in our lives, working together to manage and deflect the flow of inevitable change. The work of the Conservancy can be quantified in the language of science, and it should be. But the meaning of that work is better told in the story of the impact of landscape on a little girl finding her way in the world (see Zane Schwaiger’s article on page 10), in the careful husbandry of productive land by generations of farmers, or in the crescent moon rising above a silent snowscape.

Brian Price

Executive Director Ken Scott Ken  Every Number Tells a Story

4,511 is the number 199 private of “views” we’ve had landowners like on YouTube of our Mike and Jeanette beautiful and moving E g e l e r h a v e 25th Anniversary video. worked with the Haven’t yet seen it? Visit Conservancy to leelanauconservancy. preserve cherished org. family lands. 7 c o n s e r v a t i o n easements were 5 trainings were held for our c o m p l e t e d , volunteers to learn everything bringing our total from chain saw use to invasive 2 Speaker Events drew hundreds of easements to 152. water people of all ages to learn about Water species identification. and the future of the great lakes and the Future of the Great Lakes, and

Part One of Leelanau: Looking Ahead A Speaker Series Hosted By Farming and Food. Check out the May The Leelanau Conservancy

What’s Happening With Our Great Lakes? 3:00 pm Dr. Patrick J. Doran, Director of Conservation, The Nature Conservancy in Michigan will address the effects of a changing climate and the conservation of 3rd event centered on northern forests natural capital in the Great Lakes region.

Thomas F. Nalepa, Research Scientist, Graham Institute, University of Michigan; Scientist Emeritus, Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, NOAA will address the role of invasive species in changing the Great Lakes food web. Panel Discussion: Bring Your Questions on page 17. 4:15 pm Keynote speakers Dr. Patrick J. Doran and Thomas F. Nalepa join a panel discussion with local experts: J. Carl Ganter, Co-Founder and Director of Circle of Blue Thomas M. Kelly, Executive Director & Founder of Inland Seas Education Association Andy Knott, Executive Director of The Watershed Center, Grand Traverse Bay Brian Price, Executive Director of the Leelanau Conservancy Children’s Activities by Inland Seas 3:00 - 5:00 pm Please call the Conservancy at 256-9665 or visit www.leelanauconservancy.org to register children ages 5-12. Reception and Informal Discussion 5:00 pm Refreshments provided by Idyll Farms, Nine Bean Rows, and The Redheads.

Participating Organizations: The Nature Conservancy, The Leelanau Conservancy would like to Inland Seas Education Association, & The Watershed Center thank our 25th Anniversary sponsors: Idyll Farms and Northwestern Bank To Register: www.leelanauconservancy.org

Sat. May 4 | 3 PM | A Free Event Suttons Bay School Auditorium

12 people, including Chris 22 new species were documented Armbrecht (r) and Betsy 311 people spent Biggs, wore costumes at our 3,500 hours volunteering on our properties, including the rare Berulaerecta Picnic, helping to promote in 2013 for the Leelanau , found at our Swanson Preserve. trips and entertainment Conservancy, including offered in our Auction. Carrie Sharp who helps with new member mailings. 20 is the number of years that our Wildflower Rescuers have been hard at work, saving plants before the bulldozers get there and selling them at their annual Memorial Weekend Plant Sale.

3,473 people made a gift to the Leelanau Conservancy, including Tom and Joan Knighton of Blustone Vineyards, who brought in a check at 910 boards were laid by staff and volunteers year-end and said, “We had a great during construction of the beautiful Swanson year and wanted to share some of our Preserve boardwalk. profits.”  Every Number Tells a Story

210 local school children visited our natural areas with our stewardship staff, learning about these special places.

10 volunteers including Dennis Armbruster monitored 15 streams, 18 Docents like Lou Ricord led over measuring total flow and phosphorus. 500 people on 43 hikes, showing them the wonders of our natural areas. 1 fabulous speech by brought nearly 300 people to their feet at our summer Sustainers gathering. Many wiped away tears as they learned about Martha’s family story and our Teichner Preserve.

130 people or businesses donated items to our Silent Auction. Susie Oliver puts the finishing touches on a gorgeous display. 2,000 acres of our natural areas, preserves, and forest reserves were surveyed by our Early Detection Rapid Response 44 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline were crew for invasive species. Pictured: a map surveyed by our coastal monitors, who are that details their footsteps. trained to recognize and record high-risk invasive species. 3 natural areas were the focus of botanical surveys 480 Leelanau Preserver gifts were given this this year: Houdek and year with friends and family celebrating the season Whaleback Natural Areas by symbolically preserving 13.248 acres in the and Teichner Preserve. name of someone they love, raising $65,740 for land protection projects!

912 acres were protected 2 new trails totaling 1.75 miles in 2013, bringing our total opened at Swanson Preserve and number of acres protected DeYoung Natural Area, giving to nearly 11,000. visitors more opportunities to explore these beautiful places. We now have 17 miles of trails to discover!

 There was little I loved more than my dog and the woods

Why It Matters by Zane Schwaiger ’m sure each one of you has your own Leelanau Love story. I Iwould like to share mine with you. My parents met at The Homestead in the summer of 1970. My Mom was from Cincinnati and my Dad was from East Lansing, and they were both “up north” to work for the summer. Their love story started in Leelanau -- and perhaps because of that, after they were married they always wanted to move here for good. But it took them a while to realize their dream. Although they came up on summer vacations for many years, it wasn’t until 1992 -- twenty-two years after they’d met -- that they bought a home overlooking Good Harbor Bay. My parents had settled in Leelanau at last; they were here to stay. And so they gave us, my siblings and me, the gift of growing up in Leelanau. I was 10 years old when we moved. There was little I loved more then than my dog and the woods. Zane’s daughter, Amabel, enjoys the land Zane knew as a young girl. My parents owned a modest two acres at the base of the gardens lined the rock walls and the edges of the house. The hills. But our land was surrounded by hundreds more acres of fields were newly mowed and the gravel drive well maintained. It wild places. And pretty much as soon as we’d settled in to our was picture perfect and so very still. new home, my brothers and I started to explore. It was as if I had stumbled upon the scene of a favorite There was the meadow in front of our house that stretched childhood story . . . and I was completely taken. down to orchard land; there was the National Park land beyond After my first glimpse of the farm, I went back again and that; and, of course, there was the beach. again -- lurking on the edges, wondering who lived there and But for me it was the woods. The woods held the greatest hoping I’d find clues. Then one morning, as I stepped out of appeal. I could walk behind our house, disappear up the valley the forest darkness into the clearing, I saw a man on a tractor, into the woods, and explore for hours. Day after day. While mowing. my brothers climbed trees and built forts, I walked up and down I waited until he saw me and then I waved. He waved back the hills with my dog, following the ridge lines . . . learning my and cut the motor. I walked toward him as he climbed off the way back home from every direction. ancient machine and then he greeted me by gesturing toward my On top of the tallest hill in the area there were incredibly dog as he said, “Now who is this fine meat hound?” tall beech trees, with their smooth gray trunks reaching up into And that is how I met Ted Lanham. Ted introduced me the blue sky. Arms of branches waving up so very high. They to Tali, and the two of them welcomed me to explore their land had the best view, I thought: Sugar Loaf Mountain; Little Traverse -- a ten-year-old girl and her dog given free reign over some Lake; Pyramid Point, and the Manitou Islands beyond. I didn’t 200 acres . . . and the only place I was instructed not to go was know the names of anything then, but I liked to lie beneath the Ted’s workshop. trees and look up, imagining what they saw, looking out. So began my friendship with Tali and Ted Lanham. One summer day when I was wandering through the As I became acquainted with them and their land, they woods, I followed an old logging trail farther south than I had shared their love for their home with me and my family. They ever walked. I went down a trail, in the cool, dark shade of told us which ski hills were best in the winter (and which to ancient oaks . . . and then came to the forest edge, where the avoid); they shared their names for the trails and the meadows; trees ended abruptly. I stepped out into a clearing and stood they told us the story of the old seep where a farmer had watered quiet while my eyes adjusted to the light. What I saw then took cows decades ago; and they shared dreams for the flat field above my breath away. I was standing on the edge of a farmstead that the house where Ted wanted to land his airplanes. They even looked as if it had been frozen in time. A massive barn stood gave away some of their favorite spots for spring wildflowers in the center surrounded by smaller outbuildings and a house and morel mushrooms. nestled at the base of the hills behind. Immaculately tended Their land became woven into my childhood and into my 10 Knowing that the land I so loved would remain wild -- was a joy and a peace that is impossible to put into words

adolescence. When I needed to think, to pray, I went to those Because it wasn’t just the idyllic Lanham Land that I woods. They were as much my home as any place ever had walked on as a child. been. They were a place to be quiet, reverent. In them I felt To the north of my family’s home was another stretch small and yet completely of forest ridgeline with incredible views of Lake Michigan. I held in something much walked there as well when I was young. My dog and I greater. And Ted and watched from a distance as those 40 acres were bought by Tali were the generous a developer. We watched as the land was stripped of its caretakers, who opened trees. We watched as a wide, paved road was put in. We up this wild place to watched as electrical boxes hummed to life. There were no me. Because of Ted houses then. Just infrastructure. Building sites. And a view. and Tali, I always felt The story of those 40 acres of stripped forest land lived welcome in the woods. in my consciousness; but the story of the Lanhams’ land was In the spring of stronger. Much stronger. And to go away to college, knowing Ted and Tali Lanham: Conservation heroes. 2000, I graduated from that the land I so loved would remain wild -- well that was a joy Leland High School. Tali and a peace that is impossible to put into words. and Ted came to my graduation celebration and they gave me So I went off to college. I studied French and Environmental a gift. Science and Sustainable Agriculture. Then I got married and Tali told me that she and Ted had decided to donate moved to Pittsburgh with my husband Jeffrey. We said we’d a conservation easement on 167 acres of their land to the return home to Leelanau in a year. Leelanau Conservancy. I was stunned. At the time, I didn’t Seven years and two little girls later, we did move fully understand what a conservation easement was, or what a back. And now when we go to visit my parents, my daughters’ complex process they had committed to -- I just knew that their Grandmommy and Grandfather, we all walk together in Ted land would remain wild and undeveloped. And I was incredibly and Tali’s beautiful woods. My daughters know the land that I moved. It was the best “gift” anyone could have given me, and knew. They walk where I walked when I was a girl. it was especially meaningful coming from Ted and Tali. And I am so grateful. I am so grateful for Ted and Tali The gift wasn’t really for me, of course. But Tali and Ted’s Lanham; for the Leelanau Conservancy; and for all the people— decision made a tremendous impact on what I decided to study in all of you—who love this part of the world and support the work college and, in effect, what I’ve come to value most in my life. of this organization. Thank you.

41 Acre Ridge-Top Woodland Near TC Forever Preserved ndy Kiselius put his trust in his friend, Nancy Gallagher, to what I think of as the Gateway to Leelanau County, seems a Ado what she thought was right with his estate after he was fitting way to not only honor the land, but also my friend.” gone. It’s a responsibility that has both kept her up at night, and Five years later, brought her great joy. “I’ve tried hard to listen to my gut and almost to the day, to honor his unspoken wishes,” says Nancy. The exceedingly Nancy was back in our frugal bachelor died in 2007 and since then, acting as his office again, signing trustee, Nancy has made two significant gifts to the Leelanau papers that would Conservancy. That’s where the joy part comes in. forever protect Andy’s The first gift came in 2008, when we were raising funds beautiful 41 acres near for the DeYoung Natural Area. Nancy had read about the land, Traverse City. The land its history, and about a Carls Foundation matching grant that is an oasis in an area was due to expire at year end. She had spent time at DeYoung of ridge top homes. with her children on a school outing and fell in love with the It’s also close to protected farmland. “The wildlife habitat property. So that the Conservancy could move forward with the and forest will remain intact, and the views people see of project, she stepped in with a donation from the estate that his ridgeline while out on West Bay will never change,” says would finish the challenge match. Yarrow Wolfe, Conservation Easement Program Manager for At that time, Nancy told us, “My heart tells me that Andy the Leelanau Conservancy. would love this. Helping preserve the DeYoung property, and Read more at www.leelanauconservancy.org 11 I wanted to take steps now to make sure it always stays the same

One Good Turn Deserves Another ene Strang, 77, carries a little pocket notebook with his landlord was selling just Ghim wherever he goes. In it, he has written down as summer was coming on. details of his life that can momentarily elude him: the town in He was looking for a place to Florida where his sister resides, the name of the assisted living park his camper. Gene offered facility that he just recently moved into in Traverse City, or the his land. year that he had his stroke (2006). John was grateful. “I When it comes to talking about the beautiful 80 acres woke up every morning to he has recently preserved, however, the notebook gets pushed a million dollar view,” he aside and the words flow, unimpeded. says. When fall arrived, Gene “I’ve always wanted to preserve it,” says Gene of the land, offered to rent him a room Gene Strang (r) with friend and advisor John Roe, who helped him to realize his dream. homesteaded by his grandparents and located near our DeYoung and the two hauled firewood Natural Area. I met Gene at a coffee shop in Traverse City, along for the coming winter. This arrangement went on for three years until John met his wife, Rachel and moved out. Gene says that John is like the son he never had. After his stroke, he asked John to serve as his power of attorney—a role that John takes very seriously. Although John shares Gene’s love for the land he wasn’t sure that selling a conservation easement on it was in Gene’s best interests at the time. “Gene kept talking about it, but I saw the real estate market dropping,” says John. “I wanted to honor his wishes but also to look out for his finances. We decided to wait, but we kept on talking about it.” This year, the time seemed right. Funds from the Grand Traverse Bay Watershed Initiative, used to protect land that protects the water quality of the Bay, covered 50% of the project Gene’s protected 80 acres are part of the Grand Traverse Bay Watershed and are located cost while the landowner must donate 25% of the land value and near our DeYoung Natural Area. the Conservancy provides a 25% match. “The appraisal came in with his friend and advisor, John Roe, to talk about the project. right where I had hoped it would,” says John. “I’m happy with Gene beams as he describes the 50,000 trees he has planted the funds Gene received in exchange for restricting the land. over 10 years and how a pristine stream on the land flows into Matt Heiman was great to work with.” Cedar Lake. He recounts how developers have knocked on his Gene retains ownership of the land. He will earn income door over the years: majestic views of Grand Traverse Bay from from a farmer who will lease a portion of the 80 acres. “It could his ridgeline make it a developer’s dream. be a great microclimate for grapes or hops,” says John. “The “I never wanted to see anything built there, but I don’t easement makes it more appealing to farmers to lease and down think my heirs feel the same way,” says Gene, who never married the road the easement also makes the land more affordable for and has no children. “I wanted to take steps now to make sure a farmer to buy it. It’s a win win.” it always stays the same.” As we finish our coffee, I mention the philosophy When the Conservancy acquired the DeYoung Natural that guides our land protection work: A good conservation Area, Gene says he was thrilled and more certain than ever that transaction must be good for both the land and the people he wanted to follow in the DeYoung family’s footsteps. He had involved. “That certainly is the case with us,” says John, looking known Louis DeYoung his entire life and greatly admired him. at Gene, who smiles and nods. “He was a fantastic man,” says Gene. With that we put our coats on and drive over to Strang Gene’s friend John has helped him to realize the dream Road for a photo. The snow keeps us from reaching the highest of protecting his land while also watching out for his friend’s spot and so we park near the old barn. Because the ground financial interests. They met years ago while working in retail is uneven, John wraps his arm around Gene’s shoulders. As I in Traverse City. “We both had German shepherds and we were watch them make their way toward the spot I have asked them always talking about our dogs,” says John. to stand, I think about the definition of family, and how it isn’t One day John, then 29, was bemoaning the news that always about who you are related to. ~ Carolyn Faught 12 Gull Island Memories Circa 1937 When you look out on Gull Island—forever preserved by the Leelanau Conservancy in 1995—it’s hard to imagine that someone once lived there. Dorothy Mays Ives, 95, recorded her memories of a 1937 summer spent on the island when she was 19. She was hired by a Harvard Professor named Ustick to help with household chores at his home on Gull Island. What follows are some excerpts. Visit leelanauconservancy. org to read the entire piece. We drove out from Cambridge in two cars with one pulling a rowboat. The trip took several days. There were no motels; we stayed in cabins along the road or rented rooms. I felt lucky to have a job during the The kitchen was at the back of the house. There was no Depression. electricity or running water; cooking was on a kerosene stove Once in Northport we rowed and there were kerosene lanterns to light the house. There was out to the mooring of the family boat, a cistern for water and of course an outhouse. brought it back to the dock and then A vivid memory is making cherry pies. The Ustick family made several trips transporting our would bring cans of processed cherries from a mainland belongings and supplies. cannery. The kerosene stove had a portable oven that could be placed over the top for baking. I tried very hard to make sure the juice from the pies did not run over onto the stove. I didn’t mind making the pies or preparing muffins for breakfast, but I did not like to cook the large lake trout that the family brought to me from fishing expeditions, perhaps because I had no experience.

There were frequent visitors, some from Harvard, who would The shoreline of the island was covered with rocks and there go out fishing with the professor. We would sometimes boat over to wasn’t a beach area. A plank of wood led across the rocks from the the mainland with a picnic and drive across the peninsula. There we house to the dock. People would have to use the dock to dive into the came to a sandy shore that went on for miles, and I remember tall water. I could not swim, and on my days off I would walk to another dunes and something called the “singing sands.” part of the island to read or write letters. There were two daughters. I have a memory of doing some outdoor chore, and having gulls The older daughter would be taken to the mainland by boat so she swoop down on me. They seemed to have built nests everywhere, and could attend dances at the yacht club. you had to be careful where you stepped. 13 Ben shares our conservation goals for the land

Young Farmer Makes Swanson Farm His Life’s Work

armer Ben Brown often thumbs through a stack of Fphotos given to him by a farm stand customer. The photos were taken in 2005, at a time when the iconic yellow farm stand was overflowing with Sonny Swanson’s fresh produce. “Sonny was doing a lot of things right,” says Ben, who took over farming the land in 2011. For those readers unfamiliar with the Swanson Farm and Preserve, here’s the background. At the time the Conservancy purchased the 96-acre Swanson property in 2010, we had two goals. One was to protect the 2,000 feet of natural shoreline on Little Traverse Lake and the fragile wetlands here. We set aside 83 acres for the Preserve, and last summer welcomed visitors to explore a gorgeous trail and boardwalk that leads to the lakeshore. The second goal was to revitalize the adjacent 13-acre farmstead. The yellow farm stand and the man who once tended One of our goals in purchasing the Swanson Preserve was to see farming return. it for decades—the beloved Sonny Swanson—were integral to clover and grasses are replacing the invasive species that had the scenic character and local history of the Little Traverse Lake taken over the fallow farm fields. Ben’s chickens and turkeys are neighborhood. thriving as they graze on insects and vegetation in the fresh air To restore farming to “Sonny’s Farm,” in the winter of in open, moveable pens as poultry manure further enriches the 2011 a special committee established by the Conservancy Board soil. Poultry sales account for 75% of Ben’s revenue while the asked for proposals from local farmers interested in carrying on farm stand sales make up the balance. Last summer he hired a the land’s agricultural legacy. The committee evaluated those college intern, and employs one or two people who also help proposals and chose Ben Brown, 30, who had a strong business with the poultry processing part time. plan and a degree in Ecological Agriculture from the University What’s ahead now that the place belongs to Ben? He’s of Vermont. He had also worked on a number of farms. “It was saved enough money to re-roof the sugar shack. And, the a hard decision,” Director Brian Price said at the time. “But decision has been made to try and save the old farmhouse. His Ben’s credentials and his philosophy of small scale sustainable father, a licensed builder, thinks this is a “terrible idea,” says agriculture really fit with our mission.” Ben. Ben was granted a three-year lease, with the option to But it doesn’t sit well with Ben to tear the house down. buy the farmstead for its appraised value after three years if “It feels disrespectful to those who labored to build it,” he says. both parties were agreeable. That time has come, and Ben has “This is an heirloom house, and at the end of the day it’s a battle exercised his option with our Board’s approval. The purchase of between arts and culture and money. In a way it’s a blessing the 13-acre farmstead was finalized in late January. “I’m feeling that the house is a wreck because it takes away value from the great about it,” says Ben, who raises pastured poultry, pork, property and makes it more affordable.” eggs, vegetables and flowers on the land. He’s excited about The Leelanau Conservancy retains a conservation adding a family dairy cow to the farm this spring. easement that limits residential development to one farmhouse This May marks three years since Ben moved a camper and associated farm outbuildings. The language of the easement onto the property and began to bring the farm back to life. Since was agreed upon when Ben was chosen to lease the property then, with the help of the Conservancy, he has stabilized the three years ago. Ben shares in our conservation goals for the barn and sugar shack and installed a well. Also accomplished: land and is looking forward to starting his seeds in April. “I’m painting and re-roofing the vegetable stand, installing a deer thankful,” says Ben, “that the Leelanau Conservancy is able to fence, and re-roofing the carriage house. All while putting in a hold the conservation easement, which allows me to afford the vegetable crop and tending to his chickens. land and to farm here.” “Sales are increasing every season and if I stay on this Read more about Ben Brown’s sustainable methods of course the future is looking pretty bright,” says Ben. Lush farming and the Swanson project at leelanauconservancy.org. 14 Watershed Plans allow stakeholders to apply for funding

Good Harbor Bay Watershed Plan: Input Needed! he Good Harbor Bay Watershed is one of the largest Twatersheds in Leelanau County. It includes Lime, Little Traverse, Bass, and School Lakes as well as all streams, creeks and wetlands that eventually flow into Good Harbor Bay-Lake Michigan. The watershed does not yet have a Watershed Protection Plan approved by the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) or the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Why does this matter? DEQ/EPA-approved watershed plans allow stakeholders and organizations to apply for funding for various tasks outlined in the watershed plan including outreach and education, best management practices, etc. What goes into a watershed plan? The goal is to describe the watershed and to identify goals and tasks to maintain and improve watershed health for future generations. A Steering Committee was formed in 2012 and is working with multiple stakeholders (Leelanau Conservancy, National Park Service, State and Local Governments, Lake Associations, etc.) to create a viable plan that will meet both state and federal requirements. We need your input to help set our priorities, goals and action plans. The GHB watershed committee will have a draft plan to review by early summer 2014 and hopes to submit a final draft for review to the DEQ by fall 2014. There will be a public hearing where anyone can comment or make suggestions for the final plan. Stay tuned for more info to come this spring. Want to get involved or learn more? Call Yarrow Wolfe at the Leelanau Conservancy, 231-256-9665 or visit leelanauconservancy.org and search Watershed Planning. You can also help by filling out our survey to help us understand how the watershed is being used and what concerns users have. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/6TLBDX2

Water Quality: Get the Data! id you know the Conservancy has been working with The reports will be updated yearly each April. Dpartners and volunteers to collect long term water http://leelanauconservancy.org/water-quality-database/ quality data on our major lakes and tributaries since 1990? We To learn more, become a volunteer for this program or keep this data in an access database and recently designed a for a copy of the water quality database on a CD mailed to webpage where you can access the water quality information you, please contact Yarrow Wolfe, Conservation Easement and use an interactive map to see the locations of where we Program Manager: [email protected] sample around Leelanau County.

15 Spring and Summer 2014 Event Schedule

What a great time to get out into the woods with one of our docents or lend a hand at a workbee. Full descriptions of these events are on our website under the Events tab. Clip and use this schedule as you make your spring and summer plans! Hikes and workbees generally last about two hours. Please register ahead of time so that we may plan for the best experience possible: 231.256.9665 or online (click on the purple sign up button under each event.) Questions about workbees? Email Sarah Cook [email protected] or call 231-256-9665. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen and bug spray along to the work bee – as well as work gloves. All other tools will be provided. Directions and maps to our natural areas can also be found on our website under the Natural Areas tab. Please note: there are no toilet facilities at most Conservancy natural areas. HIKE—Sun. April 13, 2 pm, Early Spring at Clay Cliffs Natural Area HIKE—Sat. May 17, 8 am, Birding at Chip Run HIKE—Sun. June 22, 2 pm, Get to Know Finton Natural Area WILDFLOWER RESCUE COMMITTEE MEETING HIKE—Sat. May 17, 10 am, Krumwiede Nature Tues. April 15, 9:30 am, Munnecke Room, Leland Reserve WORKBEE—Thurs. June 26, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Library Natural Area Trail Building WORKBEE—Sat. May 17, 1 pm, Clay Cliffs Natural EARTH DAY GREENFIRE MOVIE—April 22nd, Area Trail Building (Families Welcome) HIKE—Sat. June 28, 10 am, Explore Hatlem Creek TIME 7 pm, Old Art Building in Leland, Free Preserve HIKE—Sun. May 18, 10 am, Explore Jeff Lamont HIKE—Sat. April 26, 8 am, Birding at Kehl Lake Preserve WORKBEE—Thurs. July 3, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Natural Area Trail Building HIKE—Sat. April 26, 10 am, Geology of Leelanau HIKE—Sat. May 24, 8 am, Birding at Lighthouse County with Brian Price West WORKBEE—Thurs. July 10, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Natural Area Trail Building WORKBEE—Thurs. May 1, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Natural WORKSHOP—Sat. May 24, 10 am, Green Cleaning Area Trail Building at DeYoung Farmhouse (for more events at DeYoung, HIKE—Sat. July 12, 10 am, Explore Kehl Lake see sidebar) SPEAKER SERIES: NORTHERN HARDWOODS Natural Area Sat. May 3, 3-5 pm, Suttons Bay School Auditorium. HIKE—Sun. May 25, 2 pm, Explore Houdek Dunes HIKE—Sun. July 13, 2 pm, Wander the Teichner See page 17. WORKBEE—Thurs. May 29, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Preserve HIKE—Sun. May 4, 2 pm, Explore Clay Cliffs Natural Natural Area Trail Building WORKBEE—Thurs. July 17, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Area BIRDFEST—Thurs. May 29, 8 am, Lighthouse West Natural Area Trail Building HIKE—Thurs. May 8, 10 am, Wildflowers at Kehl Lake Birding Hike WORKBEE—Sat. July 19, 1 pm, DeYoung Area (Families Welcome) TRAINING—Thurs. May 8, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Natural BIRDFEST—Thurs. May 29, 7:45 am, Cedar River Area Trail Building Training Preserve by Boat HIKE—Sat. July 19, 10 am, Explore Krumwiede Nature Preserve TRAINING—Sat. May 10, 1 pm, Clay Cliffs Natural BIRDFEST—Fri. May 30, 8:00 am, Birding by Ear at Area Trail Building Training Teichner Preserve WORKBEE—Thurs. July 24, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Natural Area Trail Building WORKBEE—Thurs. May 15, 10 am, Clay Cliffs HIKE—Sat. May 31, 10 am, Explore DeYoung Natural Area Trail Building Natural Area ANNUAL PICNIC & AUCTION—Thurs. August 7, BIRDFEST—Sat. June 1, 10 am, Inland Seas trip to 5pm, Gregory Family’s Spectacular “Top of the World” Gull Island property near Suttons Bay. See page 18. WORKBEE—Thurs. June 5, 10 am, Clay Cliffs Natural Area Trail Building SPRING WORKSHOPS AT HEALING TREE FARM HIKE—Sat. June 7, 10 am, Whaleback Natural Area Healing Tree Farm at DeYoung is gearing up for spring planting, with the first round of apple trees, WORKBEE—Thurs. June 12, 10 am, Clay Cliffs filberts, and mulberries going into the ground in Natural Area Trail Building April and May. Once complete, this permaculture demonstration orchard will consist of eight acres HIKE—Sat. June 14, 10 am, Visit two preserves: and more than 200 apple trees planted, including Swanson and Teichner more than 30 hardy heirloom varieties. These trees represent a living history and where better to see HIKE—Sun. June 15, 2 pm, Tour Kehl Lake Natural them grow, than at this wonderful, historic property. Area Healing Tree Farm offers a wide range of classes in Our thanks to the Houdek family for the gift of the WORKBEE—Thurs. June 19, 10 am, Clay Cliffs permaculture design, fiber art, wild edible landscapes, observation platform. Katie and I walk or most Natural Area Trail Building and food preparation/preservation. All classes are recently snowshoe out there most mornings. It’s a free and open to the public. To learn more and see beautiful place and of course Mary Lou and her Lab WORKBEE—Sat. June 21, 3 pm, Clay Cliffs Natural our class listings, please visit http:\\healingtreefarm. org or email Samantha and Christopher Graves at friend Sophie also enjoy. ~ Bob & Katie Roberts Area Trail Building (Families Welcome) HIKE—Sat. June 21, 7:30 pm, Sunset at Clay Cliffs [email protected]. 16 Want to Volunteer? This summer we will need new volunteers to help survey for Leelanau: Looking Ahead: invasive species on our natural areas and preserves. We’ll Speaker Series #3 on for May 3rd! be holding trainings for invasive species identification and e’re excited to announce the third in our four-part treatment in early June! We haven’t yet set the final schedule but speaker series which will be held on Saturday, May note that the trainings will occur on a Thursday and Saturday. W 3, 2014 at the Suttons Bay High School Auditorium from We want to choose the best time for training to ensure that 3-5 pm. Last year nearly 400 people attended our two free participants see as many plants as possible in bloom or leafing speaker events which were centered on water and the future out. Learning about invasive species is a great way to prepare for of the Great Lakes and farmland. We received rave reviews volunteering as a coastal monitor or to monitor our properties. for these two events and Watch for updates via email and our website. are looking forward to exploring another topic Special Opportunities Just for Groups important to Leelanau: Bring your office, scout pack, classroom, group of friends, or Northern Hardwoods: The family to one of our natural areas for a personalized workbee Future of Our Forested or hike. You’ll learn about Leelanau, help complete one of our Landscape. We hope you many projects and become a part of something great! Contact will plan to join us! Sarah Cook to schedule a group workbee or visit (weekend Our keynote speaker, dates also available.) Jon Fosgitt of Compass

Land Consultants will give an overview of northern hardwoods, including the history of our forests, how complex they are and how we can best manage these unique ecosystems. We will also look at trends in Great Lakes forests. After the keynote speaker there will be a panel discussion with local forest experts and the audience will have a chance to ask questions. Concurrent kids activities are also on tap—so bring the whole family! A reception and Three Glen Lake elementary classes visited the Leelanau Conservancy’s DeYoung Natural refreshments will follow the event so that attendees can talk Area Farmstead. “They were a great group of kids and learned a lot about the natural further with our staff, speaker, and panelists. Everyone is area, farming and the stewardship of water and land in our county” says Conservancy welcome to attend this free event! staffer, Sarah Cook, herself a graduate of Glen Lake Schools. The kids are standing in front of the upper barn.

Monthly Giving: Become like paper, postage and time—so your donation goes even further in supporting the Leelanau Conservancy. To become a an Evergreen Member! monthly Evergreen Member, just go to the Support Our Work Giving a small amount every month can add page of our secure website (leelanauconservancy.org) and click up in a big way, helping us to protect this the monthly giving option. Or, feel free to call Gayle at the place we all love. Monthly giving allows Conservancy (231-256-9665) with your questions or to sign up. you to set up automatic monthly donations, After you sign up, we’ll send you a welcome letter and then at making this program the “greenest” way to year end you will receive a single acknowledgement for your donate. It eliminates the need for checks and year of giving. We’ll stay in touch as we always do, but you reduces administrative and fundraising costs won’t receive any more renewal letters from us! 17 It’s a win-win for the Conservancy and the Donor!

Save the Date! News about our Annual Picnic ur Annual Friends Picnic and Auction will be held on OThursday, August 7th at the Gregory Family’s breathtakingly beautiful “Top of the World” property near Suttons Bay. The Picnic begins at 5 p.m., with pre-Picnic hikes and field trips held in the afternoon. Expect great local food and wine, the fantastic Kids Tent and a fun and creative Auction. If you would like to help underwrite this “event of the summer,” join our fun and creative Picnic-Auction Committee, or donate an item to the Auction, email [email protected] or call Carolyn Faught, 231-256-9665.

Last year New Mission Organics in Omena offered a Dinner in the Hop Yard for 12 which Beverage Tent Sponsor: Baird Kiessel Rivard Group was one of our hottest items. Owners Brian and Amy Tennis will be offering it again! Expect Local Foods Sponsor: Cherry Capital Foods more great offerings like this and watch our website for more info. Our online bidding site will go live sometime in June.

Welcome New Sustainers Since the year we started the Sustainers Circle in 1991, Conservancy Sustainers have been integral to our success, providing stability that has made our organization thrive and given us the ability to take on daunting projects. If you would like more info on joining, contact Gayle Egeler. Annual giving levels begin at $500. Benefits include special recognition in our publications, and two events per year where Sustainers can meet our Staff, Board and other Sustainers who share their commitment to our work. The following people have joined since publication of our last newsletter. Thank you! Susan Bomier Anthony Camill and Dr. Ashley Storey Timothy Hefferon & Leeann Konrad Mr. Drew Lipner Ruth Lovingood-Finke John Lund and Annie Gillette Steve McGraw and Bobi Morey Tom Nelson & Stephanie Berger-Nelson Phil and Kathy Scherer Mary Jo Schuld “We’ve had a summer home in Northport for 50 years and a permanent home in Mike and Jackie Schwartz Elmwood Township for 27 years. With two homes here, we thought it time to help John and Leslee Spraggins protect our beautiful Leelanau, land of delight, by joining the Sustainers Circle.” Daniel and Debra Stricof – Ray & Ricky Ross, who joined our Sustainers Circle last Andrew and Molly Watkins September.

18 True Champions for the Leelanau Conservancy

A tribute to Bill and Nancy Gard ill and Nancy Gard loved Leelanau. They also loved working Bhard to save their cherished Leelanau, and served as true champions for the Leelanau Conservancy. Bill and Nancy worked on some of our earliest projects – Leland Village Green, Houdek Dunes and Lake Leelanau Narrows. They also worked tirelessly to ensure the protected lands would be cared for in perpetuity, giving many gifts to the Conservancy’s endowment in memory of friends and relatives, and by establishing a Charitable Remainder Unitrust to benefit the Leelanau Conservancy after their lifetimes. In 1995, the Gards joined with John & Jean Watkins and Dr. Robert & Virginia Willard to protect over 115 acres of forested dune land in northern Leland Township. At the time, Bill Gard said, “We’ve had the pleasure of walking and skiing over the property for the past 35 years. We are delighted to have the opportunity to work with the Conservancy to preserve the discussed their decision in a Conservancy newsletter: environmental assets of the property for all time, and assure that “Nancy and I had just about decided we would do a future generations will also experience the pleasures which we Charitable Remainder Unitrust (CRUT). The benefits to us have as a family, as friends, and as neighbors.” were significant: transfer low-yielding shares of stock with John Watkins, one of Bill’s oldest friends said, “Bill was large capital gains into the trust, thereby avoiding the capital a great citizen and a wonderful gentleman. It was a privilege gains tax, and converting the low yield to a substantial monthly to know him and come to be a very close friend and business amount, at a lower tax rate! partner. We found and carefully developed a beautiful stretch All this, and make a substantial contribution to the of forested shoreline that is now known as Leland Woods. Most wonderful Leelanau Conservancy. How could we not do it? So of all, Bill generously supported organizations such as the we did it!” Conservancy that make the US a better place to live.” Nancy died in August 2010 and Bill died in January 2013. Daughter, Martha Gard Stott, reminisced about her Everyone who knew them misses them greatly. The remainder parents’ Leelanau purchasing decision: “I remember when my from their charitable gift annuity came to the Conservancy and parents bought that land in Leland Woods, and everybody made we are reminded again of their generosity and dedication to fun of them. ‘Why are you going five miles north of town? No Leelanau. And we are honored to carry on our work in their one will come to visit you.’ Which, of course, was not true!”” memory. After Bill and Nancy created their Charitable Remainder To read more about Bill and Nancy, visit our website: Unitrust with future benefit to the Leelanau Conservancy, Bill www.leelanauconservancy.org Attention Gmail Users--

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19 Bequest Intentions & Gifts of Land

RICHARD O. RISTINE Heritage Society The Heritage Society recognizes donors who have shared in the mission of the Leelanau Conservancy by making a gift through a will, bequest, trust, annuity, insurance or other planned or deferred gift. This important group is helping to ensure the long term financial capabilities of the Conservancy. If you would like information about making a planned gift, contact Anne Shoup at the Conservancy. Anonymous (23) Jim and Sharon Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ketterer Jean and David Redfield Barbara and William Alldredge Roland and Diane Drayson Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Krause Ms. Betty V. Rhoades Christie L. and Bruce T. Alton Nancy R. and Berkley W. Duck Will and Joan Larson Mrs. Richard O. Ristine Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Barry, Jr. Tom and Gretchen Dunfee Mr. and Mrs. George I. Liljeblad Gary Schultheiss and Barbara Richman Mr. and Mrs. J. Randall Birndorf David Edelstein & Jennie Berkson Dr. R. William Lustig Jack and Susan Seaman Dale and Joan Blount John and Gina Erb Mrs. Mary E. Lyons Cathy and Paul Sehnert Mrs. Helen B. Brant Courtney M. Font Anne j Marszalek & Leonard P. Marszalek Mr. and Mrs. David T. Shelby Dr. R. John Bull Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Steven Martineau Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shupert Mrs. Carol P. Burchfield Dr. Pamela Fraker Larry Mawby Mr. and Mrs. Dudley B. Smith, III Chuck and Susan Cady Mr. and Mrs. James W. Frederick Dan and Susan McDavid Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Stein Mr. William S. Casier Ms. Judy L. Frederick Elizabeth Melkild Cheryl Stereff & Dennis Marchese David M. and Cara V. Cassard Bob and Debbie Gilbert Craig A. and Nancy T. Miller Avery Stier R. Weston Caughlan Elizabeth and Richard Gotsch Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Strobel Rev. and Mrs. Albert A. Chaffee Enid and Rick Grauer Ms. Mimi Mullin Dr. Nora Sugintas William J. Charlesworth Jeff and Susan Green Diantha C. Naftali Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Tefertiller, Jr. Jim and Kay Charter Mr. Richard A. Grout Frederick C. Neidhardt Amy and Brian Tennis John and Linda Cloud Mrs. Jane B. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Nielsen Mr. Terry Terhune Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Collins Sherrie and Logan Hardie Mr. Lawrence J. Noling Dana K. Thomas Marie Eleanor Coppa Mr. William S. Harper Allen Northcutt Barbara W. Vilter Mr. and Mrs. John G. Davey Mrs. C.L. Harrison, III Mr. and Mrs. William D. Peace Phil and Barb Von Voigtlander Annette Deibel Mr. William R. Hoff & Dr. Julienne Hoff Randy Petresh Bruce and Betsy Wagner Mrs. Jane W. Domke Jack D. Hunter Rasa Poorman Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Watkins Cheryl Donakowski & Frank Misplon Bart and Gail Ingraham Thomas S. Porter Larry and Marcia Webb Ms. Nancy L. Dotlo Bob Jones Max and Linda Proffitt Julie R. Weeks Mrs. Karen Douma Mr. John H. Katt Bill & Julie Pumphrey Elizabeth Bracken Wiese & Fred Wiese Nancy and Stuart Winston

GIFTS OF LAND OR DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS This list recognizes people who have made a gift of land or development rights through an outright gift or bargain sale. Thanks in part to the generosity of these donors, the Leelanau Conservancy can ensure significantly more land and water conservation for every dollar raised. The names below reflect all such donors from the time of our founding in 1988. If you notice an error or omission on this list, please notify us. Anonymous (6) Mr. and Mrs. Eben M. Finger Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Lingle Mr. and Mrs. D. Martin Scott Horace and Barbara Abbott Dr. Max and Mrs. Mary Finton Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. MacKenzie Ms. Jean Sedlacek Estate of Wayne F. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William F. Marsh Jeff and Nita Send Jeffrey Anderson & Sandra McArthur Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Van W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Seward Andrew V. Kiselius Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Force Ms. Lilian P. Mattson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shuster Debra Antzis and Chad Atkins Ellen Fred and Bob Martel Larry Mawby and Lois Bahle Dayton and Edith Simmons Luigi Badalmente Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Gans Mr. Charles McBride Mr. and Mrs. William Slawson Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ganter Mr. John McBride Mr. and Mrs. Rossman W. Smith Mr. George A. Ball Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Gard Lynn McGovern Kristine Ball Peter W. Ball Charlotte Giltner and Avery Burns Mr. and Mrs. Doug McInnis Mrs. Edna Soper Gary and Christi Bardenhagen Ms. Barbara M. Goodbody Allen and Sandra McSweeney Alan and Nancy Spinniken Jim and Jan Bardenhagen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goss Mr. Kevin Meisel Ms. Juliet Sprouse Robert Bartle Mrs. Claudia D. Goudschaal Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller Ann and Chris Stack Ms. Karol Berwald Mr. and Mrs. John S. Greeno Bernard and Harriet Mitchell Jerry and Pegy Stanek Ben Bowmaster Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Grossnickle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nance Mr. B. Eugene Strang Mrs. Alexander M. Bracken John D. and Ardis Herrold Coco and Roger Newton Mr. and Mrs. Norman Strunk David Brigham John T. and Shirley Hoagland Mr. Robert A. Nitschke Ms. Martha A. Teichner Judy Brown Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hoffman Mr. Glen M. Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Viktor G. Theiss Will Case Rose and Stuart Hollander Mr. and Mrs. William Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Ursu Mr. William J. Casier Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hood Mr. Gerald K. Olsen Mr. Douglas M. Van Zoeren Mr. Lowell C. Cate Mrs. Jeannette Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Owsley Tom and Alice Van Zoeren Jim and Kay Charter Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Palmer Joe VanderMeulen & Bronwyn Jones Cherry Bay Orchards, Inc. Charles and Dorothy Johnson Dennis Phillips Victoria Creek Farms LLC Dr. Priscilla Cogan Mr. F. Randall Karfonta Robert and Ellen Pisor Phil and Barb Von Voigtlander Gary A. Cook & Sueann Wood Jerry and Anna May Kelenske Mrs. Hazel Porter Jayne Leatherman Walker Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cook Mr. James Kimmerly Thomas Price and Cynthia Carlson Mr. Maitland Walker Ms. Barbara Cruden Mr. John Kimmerly Jean C. Raftshol Ms. Carol L. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Dean Mr. Patrick Kimmerly Lynda Raftshol Mr. and Mrs. John B. Watkins Jeannie and Bill Dennler Ms. Beatrice Kimmerly Mr. Curtis Raftshol Lorraine Weber and Mac Lister Mr. Joseph E. Dlugopolski Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Kinzie Mr. Warren Raftshol Ben and Cindy Weese Terry Stanton, Trustee Donna C. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Klein Bill Rastetter and Cary Weed Mrs. Betty L. West Trust Mr. and Mrs. Allen Koehler Mrs. Jean S. Raymond Dr. Mary C. White Ms. Dorothy A. Doten Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Koeze Roy and Ruth Reynolds Mrs. Howard R. Whitney Ms. Gertrude M. Doyle Mrs. Diana Kohler Bill and Coralyn Riley Ms. Constance Whittlesey Mr. Bruce Viger Mr. and Mrs. Blaise I. Korson Ms. Elizabeth McBride Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Willard Egeler Brothers Farm, LLC David Krumlauf and Joan D’Argo Jean M. Sanborn Hamilton and Elizabeth Williams Mr. and Mrs. William L. Elder Robert and Geraldine Krumwiede John F. Sanborn Lucinda K. Willis Scott and Penny Emeott Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. William Sanborn Ms. Julie Windham Mr. and Mrs. Larry Esch Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Laing Cecily & Kurt Sanford & Family Nona and Jay Windham 20 Katherine Fairman and Bill Queen Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Lanham Mrs. Frances Petty Sargent Mr. Norman Wollenweber Erika and Dennis C. Ferguson Leland Woods Property Owners Assoc. Gary Schultheiss & Barbara Richman 2013 Donors

Leelanau Conservancy Staff and Board New Founders Society Member ) Founders David Edelstein Land Protection & (and local celebrity Edward and Barbara Collins Bob Gilbert Stewardship Dr. Bob Willard is a new Founders Society member. You may not have Susan Green Matt Heiman noticed the Founders Society, but Chairs EmeritI Ed Ketterer Tom Nelson it is a dedicated group! Anyone Frank Siepker Greg LaCross Yarrow Wolfe Craig Miller Karen Mulvahill Jenee Rowe who has donated a lifetime total Tom Dunfee Jim Nugent Sarah Cook of $25,000 to the Leelanau John Erb Linda Proffitt Kathy Ricord Conservancy automatically be- Membership & Outreach Leslie Schmid comes a member and receives OFFICERS Carolyn Faught Larry Mawby, Chairman Barb VonVoigtlander recognition in our annual report. Julie Weeks Gayle E. Egeler Steve Martineau, President Zane Schwaiger (See below) Lee Gardner, Vice-President Bruce Wagner, Vice-President STAFF Susan Price’s book club re- Charitable Giving Ross Satterwhite, Treasurer Executive Director cently read The Story Next Door, Sharon Oriel, Secretary Anne Shoup Brian Price Sara Michael and Dr. Bob is featured on page 77. Bob visited the office recently and we Leslee Spraggins captured a moment. Leelanau County attracts the most interesting people! DIRECTORS Finance Director Christine Armbrecht Susan Price Thank you to Bob and all the other members of the Founders Society. Kyle Carr Administration New members welcome any time! Nancy Thomas

FOUNDERS SOCIETY The Founders Society recognizes those donors whose generous and long term support has resulted in cumulative lifetime giving of $25,000 or more to any variety of funds. Please note, the amounts listed do not contain planned gifts such as Charitable Remainder Unitrusts. Many of the individuals listed have also made plans for significant contributions to the Leelanau Conservancy through their estate plans. $1 million and greater Mrs. William B. Hall Mr. George H. Littell Dan and Magee Gordon Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fortune, Sr. John T. and Shirley Hoagland Mahogany Foundation The Gordon J. Hammersley Foundation Miss Sally Reahard Mr. George Littell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Martineau Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program Larry Mawby and Lois Bahle Mr. and Mrs. John D. Norris Jeff and Susan Green $500,000—$999,999 Craig A. and Nancy T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Oliver Ms. Ann Hall Anonymous (3) The Oleson Foundation Orion Foundation Molly M. Harrison Clarence and Ruth Roy Mrs. Rose Oudemolen Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Owsley Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant Heidrich, III George & Mary Ellen Gotshall Philip S. Harper Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Palmer, MD Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bracken Dr. James Rae & Arleen Rakas-Mitchell Rae Thomas S. Porter Omena Fund Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fisher Robert J. Trulaske Jr. Family Foundation Porter Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David B. Howard The Carls Foundation Ms. Catharine P. Roberts Mr. Ralph M. Reahard, Jr. Mrs. Jeannette Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Robertson The Ricord Family Mr. John Langdon $250,000—$499,999 Rotary Charities of Traverse City Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Rorick Jeff Later & Betsy Donahue Anonymous Walter and Leslie Schmid Mary Alice Schaff Mr. and Mrs. William J. Leugers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shuster Ms. Anne Schermerhorn Frank and Conchita Lockhart Mario Batali and Susi Cahn Mr. and Mrs. Dudley B. Smith, III Mr. and Mrs. David T. Shelby Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Losh Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Collins Ms. Martha A. Teichner Chris and Ann Stack Dr. R. William Lustig Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Foundation Ms. Karen R. Viskochil Anne Drackett Thomas Mrs. Mary E. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. William L. Elder The Wadsworth Family John and Mary Tris Mrs. John C. Manix Esperance Family Foundation Andy and Elizabeth Walters David and Sally Viskochil Mr. and Mrs. William F. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Gard E. Perry and Laurel (Wolfe) Webb W.K. Kellogg Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. McElroy George and Frances Ball Foundation Joan and Randy Woods Ben and Cindy Weese Mrs. Gertrude M. Oliver The Herbert H. & Grace A. Dow Foundation Mr. and Dr. Nels L. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Addison Igleheart $50,000—$99,999 $25,000—$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Denis B. Pierce Will and Joan Larson Anonymous (3) Anonymous (8) June and Jerry Powley Mariel Foundation Mrs. Martha B. Baker Barbara and Bill Alldredge Jim and Marie Preston Ms. Margaret H. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ball Mr. William Bachman Max R. and Linda J. Proffitt Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biggs Jennifer Baker and Stephen Fishbein Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Ristine Mrs. Alexander M. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. John Biggs Jr. Chris Rowney and Siobhan Cafferty $100,000—$249,999 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Brooks Broadleaf Foundation Ms. Carolyn T. Russell Anonymous (5) Colin Gardner Foundation Richard Cooper & Jan Tennant Mrs. Frances Petty Sargent Americana Foundation Mrs. Jane W. Domke Michael and Susan Craig The Shelby Family Andrew V. Kiselius Trust Cheryl Donakowski & Frank Misplon Mrs. Treva N. DeJong Mr. and Mrs. John P. Snedeker David M. and Cara V. Cassard Mr. Martin M. Easling Dellora A. & Lester J. Norris Foundation Mrs. Louise Thomas Cherry Republic Mrs. Bowman F. Elder Jeanne and Bill Dennler Tom Russell Charitable Foundation Richard and Carolyn Chormann Gina and John Erb Dole Family Foundation Mr. Robert J. Trulaske, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Dean Jeff and Nancy Fisher Tom and Gretchen Dunfee Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Verdier Ms. Laura L. Deibel Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Funke Feather Foundation Bruce and Betsy Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Deibel Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ganter Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fisher,, III Mr. John B. Watkins Francie and John O. Downing Edward Gergosian & Susan Hoekenga Ms. Julia M. Flowers Elizabeth Bracken Wiese & Fred Wiese David Edelstein & Jennie Berkson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goff Jan Garfinkle and Mike O’Donnell Robert L. Willard, M.D. Mrs. Sue Frank Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jones Mrs. Lurah Gilbert Mrs. Nancy P. Williams Enid and Rick Grauer Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Norbert W. Gits Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hackett Lake Leelanau Lake Association Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Wilson Wayne and Sharon Workman 21 2013 Donors

Champion ($10,000+) Craig A. and Nancy T. Miller* Alexander and Sally Bracken* Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kane* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Stein* Anonymous (7) Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Oliver Caroline F. Brady Todd Kennell* Jim and Beth Stephens* AYCO Charitable Foundation Oliver Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Emil Brolick* Thomas and Bridget Lamont* Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stott Mr. William Bachman Walter and Leslie Schmid* Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Brooke Jeff Later & Betsy Donahue Mr. and Mrs. George Strietmann* Mr. and Mrs. John B. Biggs, Jr. Ms. Joanne L. Sprouse* Trish and Rick Bryan* Dr. and Mrs. Albert LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sutfin* Brant Family Fund Chris and Ann Stack* Mr. William W. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lederman* Michael and Terry Tarnow* The Carls Foundation Steelcase Foundation Dr. R. John Bull* Little Traverse Lk. Prop. Owners Ms. Martha A. Teichner David M. and Cara V. Cassard* Mr. Richard J Stephenson* Mr. and Mrs. David Camiener Assoc Tom’s Food Market The Columbus Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stricof* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carlson* Mrs. Eloise E. Lund* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tonneberger* Consumers Energy Foundation Stricof Family Foundation Kyle and Betsy Carr* John Lund and Annie Gillette* Mr. and Mrs Richard E. Trapp Dellora A. & Lester J. Norris Toledo Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George N. Cochran Mike and Lori Lyman* John and Mary Tris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Watkins* Ms. Sterling H. Cole Mrs. Mary E. Lyons* Mrs. Sarah Trulaske David Edelstein & Jennie Berkson* Tim Werner and Petra von Kulajta Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Craig* Mr. and Mrs. Millard H. Mack* Rosemary and Reed Tupper* Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Elizabeth Bracken Wiese & Fred Mary Cusick and David Wible* Al and Susan Manson* Vanguard Charitable Endowment Foundation Wiese* Kevin and Elizabeth Garber Daniels* Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Marik* Program Gina and John Erb* The Dayton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William F. Marsh* The Vanguard Group Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Fisher* Partner ($2,500-$4,999) Drs. Paul Dechow & Joanne Blum* Mr. Leonard P. Marszalek* Mr. and Mrs. William VanWesten* Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Gard Anonymous Mrs. Treva N. DeJong* Kristi and Earle Martin* Mrs. Anne M. Vaughan Jan Garfinkle and Mike O’Donnell* Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ashken Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Devine* Drs. Ann and Conrad Mason* Beth Verhey and Daniel Toole George and Frances Ball Foundation Gershon and Suzanne Berkson* Mrs. Rita M. Dick Mrs. Carol F. Maxon Barbara W. Vilter* Robert H. and Nancy M. Giles* Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bumb Ron and Marion Dickel Patrick McCarthy, MD* Tom and Jenna Warburton The Gordon J. Hammersley Cummings Christensen Family Dole Family Foundation Mrs. Carol McFadden Justice Elizabeth A. Weaver* Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Dow* Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. McKenzie* Larry and Marcia Webb* Enid and Rick Grauer* Francie and John O. Downing Mr. Hank Dow Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. McShane* Mrs. Elise I. Weisbach* Greater Saint Louis Community J. Richard Emens & Beatrice E. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward L. Draper* Rick and Sally Meese* Ms. Martha Welch* Foundation Wolper* Roland and Diane Drayson* Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wellman* John H. and Carolyn T. Hoagland* Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fisher, III* Ms. Mary L. Duchi The Minneapolis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. White Idyll Farms* Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Fleming Nancy R. and Berkley W. Duck* The Nancy M. & Victor S. Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Wiberg Mr. and Mrs. Addison Igleheart* Bud and Cherryll Frick Beverly and Jim Duff* Foundation Mrs. Lucy H. Wick* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jones* Don and Ann Gregory Emerson John Nitschke & Jean McLaren* Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wille Will and Joan Larson* Curtis Hall and Susan Houseman* Bill and Mary Fallon* Ms. Susan P. Oliver Mrs. Nancy P. Williams* Mariel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant Heidrich, III Erika and Dennis C. Ferguson* Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Oriel* David Williams & Kim Herbert* Mr. and Mrs. Steven Martineau* L. Mawby Vineyards Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold M. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. O’Riordan* Mr. Todd Wills Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Miller* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lauer Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick* Pfizer Foundation Mrs. Barbara V. Wilson* Mr. Lawrence J. Noling* Mr. and Mrs. David S. Lindquist Dr. Pamela Fraker Philip S. Harper Foundation John Worst and Ruth Tucker Jim and Jan Norris* Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lockhart Mrs. Ruth M. French* Mr. and Mrs. Denis B. Pierce* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wysocki Northwestern Bank David and Louise Lutton* Nancy Gallagher & Kevin Weber* Robert and Ellen Pisor* Mike and Trish Young The Oleson Foundation M-22 Mrs. Patricia M. Ganter* Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax F. Pollnow Thomas S. Porter Marlis Mann and Tom Skinner* Edward Gergosian & Susan Mr. Richard Potter* Patron ($500-$999) Porter Family Foundation Scott and Luvie Myers* Hoekenga* PPG Industries Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Max Proffitt* Mr. Frank Noverr Jeffrey and Marcia Gibson* Jim and Marie Preston* Barbara Abbott and Larry Hauser* Pyromation Prologis Foundation Bob and Debbie Gilbert* Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Price* Barry and Lynn Adler The Ricord Family* Mr. and Mrs. David Redfield* Mr. James C. Gilbo* Bill & Julie Pumphrey* Ms. Jane Aisenbrey RNR Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rockwood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gilligan Mr. and Mrs. George J. Quarderer* Susan and John Allardice Robert J. Trulaske Jr. Family Mrs. Lu Rorick* Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Gleffe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reid* Mrs. Mary C. Allen* Foundation Dr. and Mrs. David J. Smith, Jr.* Global Impact David Reinisch and Julie Kiefer* Mrs. Beverly D. Almquist* Anne Drackett Thomas* John and Leslee Spraggins* Mrs. Janet E. Goettle* Keith Reynaud and Molly Donahue David and Suzanne Alpers Mrs. Sally Viskochil* Mr. Chris Stack, Jr.* Ellie Golden* Mr. and Mrs. James H. Richards* Mr. and Mrs. William Alvin* W & J Larson Family Foundation Cherrie and William Stege Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gordon Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. William C. and Vicki Anderson* Bruce and Betsy Wagner* Susan and Viktor Theiss* Dan and Magee Gordon* Mrs. Paula M. Robertson* Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Anderson* Andy and Elizabeth Walters Tom Russell Charitable Foundation The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Jon and Julianne Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Andress* Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilson* Ms. Karen R. Viskochil* Mr. Charles A. Greathouse, III* Mr. and Mrs. Scot C. Roemer* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Angus* Joan and Randy Woods* Julie R. Weeks & Walter Hoegy* Dick and Marion Grout* Kati Rooney & Jim Hennessey* Ms. Phyllis Archambeau Wayne and Sharon Workman* Dr. Andris A. Zoltners* GTRCF—The Rotary Endowment Chris Rowney and Siobhan Cafferty* Gary and Christine B. Armbrecht* Fund Dr. and Mrs. Todd H. Ryan* Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Armbruster* Mr. and Mrs. John Gudritz* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Samberg Ms. Jane T. Babbitt Advocate ($5,000-$9,999) Benefactor ($1,000-$2,499) H. Fort Flowers Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James R. Scarlett* Anonymous Randy Baidas and Will Reeves Anonymous (2) Mrs. Ann T. Hackett* Jim and Jayne Schafer* Andrew V. Kiselius Trust John J. and Mary Beth Balardo* Porter and Anita Abbott* Mr. Robert L. Hagerman* Dr. William C. Scharf* Mr. and Mrs. George E. L. Barbee Judy and Bruce Balas* Susan Ager & Larry Coppard* Michael and Bo Hall David and Lisa Schimmel* Mario Batali & Susi Cahn Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Aicher Mr. William S. Harper* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Schleef* Ms. Susan Bomier* Mr. Andrew S. Bamford Dorothy and Lee Alig Ms. Tracy J. Harrison Schneider Electric North America Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Brooks* Mike and Mary Barber* Peter and Vicki Alpaugh* Harvey S. Firestone, Jr. Foundation Foundation Hy and Nancy Bunn Family* Rob and Shelly Batterbee Christie L. and Bruce T. Alton* Susan and Jack Hayes* Mr. and Mrs. Milford J. Schuette* Cherry Republic* Ginny and Scott Beall* David and Jacqueline Amos* David and Betsy Hendricks* Mary Jo Schuld* Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Collins* Carolyn D. Bennett* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Appel* Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Heslop* Jack and Susan Seaman* Jeanne and Bill Dennler* The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Martha B. Baker* John T. and Shirley Hoagland* Ms. Patricia Sharpnack* Ms. Julia M. Flowers* Bennison Mr. John F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Kent N. Holton* Mr. and Mrs. David T. Shelby William Fortune, Jr. & Joseph Jill Berkeley & Larry Goldman* Mr. Frank E. Ball* Hoogland Family Foundation The Shelby Family Blakley* Mr. and Mrs. P. James Bernardo* Barnabas Foundation Heather Horton Nancy and Tom Shepherd Jeff and Susan Green* Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Besio* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Barton* Paul Howes and Cynthia Johnson* Daniel C. Shoup & Anne Bishop Ms. Nancy Hoagland* Mrs. Susan Betzig Roger and Jan Bauer* Mr. Jack D. Hunter* Shoup* Mr. and Mrs. David B. Howard Mr. William Biedenstein Troy R. Biddix and Melissa Hill Daniel Inman and Catherine Little Barbara and Frank Siepker* HRD-C Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bierley* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biggs* Lee Jameson & Barbara Nelson- Paul Skiem and Beth Brooks* Mrs. Jeannette Hunt Biggs Construction Service Duane and Jean Bingel Jameson Mr. William Slater Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ketterer* David and Chari Binstadt* Drs. Peter and Eleanor Blitzer* Dr. Jeffrey Johnson Stephen and Sandra Smith Mr. Thomas B. Littlewood* Black Star Farms Blustone Vineyards Johnson Investment Counsel Mr. and Mrs. John P. Snedeker* Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Losh Mr. Brian Blood Kurt M. Bowden & Nancy Dady* Mr. Thomas C. Jones* Mr. and Mrs. John B. Snyder Larry Mawby and Lois Bahle* Dr. and Mrs. Dale M. Blount* Carol and Lee A. Bowen* Dr. David Kam* Paul Solli and Kristine Ball* 22 * Denotes members of our Sustainers Circle, who have pledged to donate a minimum of $500 annually to our Operating Fund 2013 Donors

Patron ($500-$999) Drs. Robert Foster & Valarie Miner* Leonard and Janet Krawiec Mr. and Mrs. Michael Muladore* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schlueter* Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Blount* Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Fox* Mr. and Mrs. Franc Krebs* Ms. Mimi Mullin* Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Schocker The Boeing Company Mr. and Mrs. James W. Frederick* Dr. and Mrs. Karl T. Kristen Karen Mulvahill & Dan Malski* Thomas and Suzanne Schoeneberger Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Bogley* David Friar and Rorie Lewis* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Kubert* Ann and Don Munro* Gary Schultheiss & Barbara Mr. Jack A. Bosgraaf Ms. Jane L. Gale Mr. and Mrs. James D. Kuras* Annette and Eric Munson* Richman* Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Bow Drs. Marc and Linda Gallini* Joseph Lada and Gary Cozette Amy and Kevin Murphy Ms. Joan H. Searby* Michael and Sherri Brom James and Kathy Ganley* Mr. and Mrs. John A. Laitala* Frederick C. Neidhardt* Jim and Cathy Searing* Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brondyk* Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Gans* Ms. Susan Lamb Lisa and Ted Neild Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Sebaly* Guy and Meg Brossy* Deborah Froeb and Tim Gardner Cpt. Claude Lambert* Mrs. Ann Nichols Mrs. Rosalind B. Sell* Nicholas Buckingham & Scott Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Gardner* Ms. Diane G. Lambert John and Leslie Nilsson* John and Susan Sentell Tom and Marsha Buehler* Ms. Judith E. Gass* Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Lanham* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nixon Anne and David Shane* Brig and Merrill Buettner* Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gerben* Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larkin* Allen Northcutt* Mrs. Carrie A. Sharp* Mrs. Katharine Bulkley* Sandra Gianturco & William Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laven* Edward & Caroline G. Oberndorf* Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sheppard* Mr. Jack E. Burton Bradley* Leelanau Cheese Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oetinger* John Shoaff & Julie Donnell* Chuck and Susan Cady* Jeffrey and Georgia Gietzen* Mr. and Mrs. William J. Leugers, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Oetting* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shuster* Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Caldwell Steve and Lauran Gilbreath* Joe and Kim Leugers* Charles and Sara Ofenloch* Reid Sikes & Barbara Macke Neil Caliman & Monica Stafford Mr. David Giles* Bud and Nancy Liebler* Charles and Connie Olson* Jim Simons and Shirlee Affhalter* Anthony Camill and Ashley Storey* Dr. and Mrs. David Gordon* Mrs. Nancy H. Liley* Kathryn Eckert Omoto* Mr. and Mrs. Dudley B. Smith, III* Drs. Nancy Cantor & Steven Ms. Maria Gotsch Lime Lake Association Dr. and Mrs. Mark Orringer* Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smith* Brechin* Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Graves Mr. and Mrs. John Ling* Michael Ouzounian & Trish Rogers* Doug and Sally B. Smith* Capital Insurance Group Mrs. Doris D. Greenough* Dr. Christopher J. Lingle* Ron Paczkowski & Judy Talbott* Mr. and Mrs. Alton Smith* Ms. Lucille Capra* Jerry Gretzinger & Meg Staley* Bill and Debbie Lipner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Paine* Dr. and Mrs. David E. Spathelf* Ms. Cathryn Carter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Griffith Mr. Drew Lipner* Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Palmer* Darlene Stanley & Harry Zoccoli* Karen L. Chase & David Bellizi* Jim and Mary Jo Grogan* Mike and Sarah Litch* Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Palmer, MD* Mr. and Mrs. Terry B. Stanton* Richard and Carolyn Chormann* Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grossmann* Mr. and Mrs. George Littell, Jr.* Mr. David Patton* Mike and Marie Stearns Mrs. Betty C. Clarke* Mr. and Mrs. James Groves Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lockhart* Mr. and Mrs. William D. Peace* Mrs. Marilyn H. Steele Dean Manikas & Susan Cocciarelli* Mr. and Mrs. Rick Halbert* Frank and Conchita Lockhart* Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Pearson* Mrs. Eleanor B. Stephenson Don and Marylou Coe* Mollie and Chuck Hall* Mr. and Mrs. William Loveless, II* Ms. Alice B. Peterson* Mr. Steven L. Trulaske Mike and Tedi Collier* Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hamilton* Ms. Ruth Lovingood-Finke* Mr. Randy Petresh Jean and Bob Stoessel* Mr. Dennis R. Colling Mrs. Jane B. Hancock* Mr. Donald S. Lowe* Ms. Mary V. Petterson* Don and Tricia Stogsdill* Mr. and Mrs. William T. Collins, Jr.* Dr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Hanley* Steven Luebkeman & Sara Later* Tom and Martha Phillips* Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich A. Straus Community Foundation for Southeast Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hanpeter* Kurt and Eleanor Luedtke* Donn and Kathleen Piatt* Mr. & Mrs. W. Richard Summerwill* Michigan Ms. Dorothy Hanpeter* Dr. R. William Lustig and Jeri Hose* Anneke and Guy Plamondon Mrs. Laura L. Swire* Michael and Michelle Connell* Mr. Paul Hanpeter* Dr. and Mrs. James Lutz* Plante & Moran, PLLC Cynthia and Bruce Taggart Richard Cooper & Jan Tennant* Mr. and Mrs. Alan Harold* Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lyons* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Plessner* Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor* Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper Molly M. Harrison* Ms. Theresa Maday* Dick and Nancy S. Pobst Joe and Sandy Samberg Marie Eleanor Coppa* Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Hartwick* Anne H. Magoun* Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pool* Richard and Sera Thompson* Dr. and Mrs. Keith L. Curtis* Timothy Hefferon & Leeann Konrad* Mr. & Mrs. Themistocles L. Majoros* Mrs. Bobbie S. Poor* Three Sisters Foundation The Dabney & Lavin Family Bev and Dan Heinz Ms. Nancy L. Malecki* June and Jerry Powley* Mike and Ginny Toal* Mr. Jay Dankovich* Ms. Mary Helmick* Dan and Lynne Mapes-Riordan Preston P. Joyes Trust—Joyes Mrs. Jeanne Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Darland* Mark and Beth Henry* Ms. Josephine Marquis* Cottage Perry and Mary Tresh* Mrs. Katharine M. Davis* Mr. and Mrs. David Herr* Mr. and Mrs. Karl Marsh* Shari Prevost and Joseph Lanzesira Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Tubergen* Annette Deibel* Eric and JoAnna Hesse L. Craig and Nancy Martin* Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. Prugh Dennis and Kathy Turner* Adele and Page Dinsmore* Gail and Bob Hetler* Mr. and Mrs. John G. Martin* Vance and Catherine Querio* Bob and Trudy Underhill* Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Dixon* Frederick and Judith Hill* Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Martin* Lori Holstege and David Quimby* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Unger* Mrs. Karen Douma* Mr. Gordon J. Hillock Marvin and Marlo Matson* Ms. Margaret M. Raben Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Valade* Kay and Bob Doyle* Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hinkle P. Michael and Kathryn May* Bert and Helene Rabinowitz* Mr. and Mrs. Bill Valpey* Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Drew* Drs. John and Judy Hoeffler* Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. McCallister, Jr. The Raftery Family* Josh and Angela Van Manen William Drozdalski & Linda Janman* William and Suzanne Hoff* Pat McCool and Maureen Penfold Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Ray* Mrs. Mary F. Vanden Belt* Harry and Beth Drucker* Mrs. Nancy Hollowell* Dr. and Mrs. William J. McCool* Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ray* Roger and Norma Verhey Tom and Gretchen Dunfee* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoover* Bill McCrory & Leslie Maclin* Raymond James and Associates, Inc. Phil and Barb Von Voigtlander* Harriet Dunlop* Mr. John H. Hoppin, Jr.* Kate and Halley McDonald* Polly Rea* Mr. and Mrs. Brent Wadsworth* Bruce and Lynn Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Hosking Mr. and Mrs. Randall McElrath Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Read Carl and Dorothy Walker* Dr. and Mrs. John P. Dunn* Mrs. Ann Huffman* Mr. and Mrs. Doug McInnis* Doug and Beth Reid* Roger Wallace & Mary Baughman Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dye* Mrs. Barbara A. Irwin* Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. McNett* Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Reinert* Mr. John B. Watkins* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Eckerson* Ms. Catherine E. Irwin* Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mead* Thomas and Susan Revels Mr. and Mrs. David K. Watkins* Mr. and Mrs. Roger Edgley* T. Michael and Joan Jackson* Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Mead* Mrs. Gwen Rich Andrew and Molly Watkins* Ms. Sherry D. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jacobson* Dr. Lisa Meils* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Riley* Weathervane Vineyards, Inc. George and Mary Eggenberger* Mr. and Mrs. John Jahoda Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. Michael* Bob and Bonny Risbridger* Mrs. Alice B. Weaver Aaron and Jennifer Ellenbogen* Susan and Jerry Janecke Microsoft Giving Campaign Mr. and Mrs. John W. Risk Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weaver* Ms. Margaret Ellibee Mr. and Mrs. Kalin S. Johnson* Vina and Phillip D. Mikesell* Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Roberts* Mrs. Doris B. Webb* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott* Mr. David C. Johnson* Dr. and Mrs. David W. Miller* Tanya Roberts & Michael Szkrybalo Mr. John Weber* Mrs. Mary Emmett* Ms. Judy Jorgenson* Dr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Miller* Ms. Melanie A. Rogers* Jeffrey and Alison Weemes Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Engerer* Michael Kaselnak & Michelle Taylor* Mr. and Mrs. Reed Miller Bill and Kate Rohlfs* Ben and Cindy Weese Mike and Laura Faino Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kasper* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller* Mr. Thomas M. Rooks* Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weiner Robert and Barbara Featherly* Mr. and Mrs. Mike Keen Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Miller* Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Roos Mrs. Marjorie M. Weinheimer Jonathan Feld and Shelley Longmuir* Mrs. Janet H. Kelley Laurence and Melisa Miller* Ray and Ricky Ross* Dr. and Mrs. William W. Wells* Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fellows* Jamie and Polly Jo Kemler* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell Kay and Pete Rossiter Dr. and Mrs. R.A. Westphal* Dr. and Mrs. Neal H. Fellows* James and Linda Kemper Dr. and Mrs. Jack Mobley* Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rossman* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Whitney* Mr. and Mrs. Parker Field* Ms. Susan Kettering* Nancy and Jim Mogle Russell Matching Gifts Program Dr. & Mrs. Michael & April Wiater* Mr. Eben M. Finger Ms. Sandra K. Kilinski Bob and Marcia Moglia* Seth Sadis and Kristen Verhey John and Kate Wiegand Ms. Susan J. Finke* Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kinsella Sacha and Jane Montas* Mr. Jeff Samberg Wildlife and Wetland Solutions* Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Finnegan* Mr. and Mrs. Steven Klein* Jim and Jeanne Montie* Mrs. Barbara A. Sander William Harris Investors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. G. Stephen Fisher* Mr. and Mrs. David E. Kleiner* Mr. Robert R. Morse, Jr. Cecily & Kurt Sanford & Family Brian Williams & L. Fisher-Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knighton* Michael and Theresa Morton* Mr. and Mrs. Ross G. Satterwhite* Williams Group Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Knode* Mr. Cyril Moscow Thomas Sawyer & Kate Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wills* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fleishman Dick and Sherry Koenig* Lyn Motlow* Vilter* Ms. Jane Wilsher James and Kathryn Fonte* Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Krause* Mrs. Patricia Moulton Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schaff Terry and Sandy Wilson* Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Foster* Mrs. Barbara A. Krause* Tom and Janet Mug Mrs. Donna L. Schiff Barbara and Eric Winkelman* 23 * Denotes members of our Sustainers Circle, who have pledged to donate a minimum of $500 annually to our Operating Fund 2013 Donors

Patron ($500-$999) Fannie Mae SERVE Program Michael Moran and Lori Bockius Ms. Karen E. Zerrenner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beuerle Carolyn and Dave Faught Morgan Stanley George and Kathleen Zink Drs. Lindsay and Mark Bibler Nancy and Stuart Winston* Jean and Buzz Finke Richard and Abby Mortensen Dr. and Mrs. James G. Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Witten, II* Mrs. Cathleen C. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moskalik Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blakely Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wollenhaupt* Contributor ($100-$249) Marc Foerster and Laura Gillies G. Michel Mott & L. Kim McManama Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blashill Mrs. Pauline Womac* Anonymous (5) Courtney M. Font* Mrs. Karen A. Mudgett Stephen & Patricia Jones Blessman Caroline and Edwin Woods* Mr. and Mrs. Weston W. Adams, Jr. Mr. Richard W. Force Mr. Charles Needham Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bobbs Duke Yoon Mr. and Mrs. Weston W. Adams, III Ben and Judy Fowler Tom Nelson & Stephanie Berger- Janis Bobrin and Mike Allemang Bruce and Susan Young* Ms. Gloria Albrecht Ms. Carol Fus Nelson* Ms. Joan C. Bock Marilyn and Gregg Zank* Mr. and Mrs. D. Douglas Alexander Al and Karen Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Nielsen Gina and Ron Boe Mr. and Mrs. M. Richard Zinman Mrs. Frances H. Alexander Mrs. Barbara F. Gentile Ocean Reef Community Foundation Ms. Ronnie Alff Mrs. Belle Boles Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Goldstein Mrs. Janey Odell Tom and Nancy Alfieri Paul and Karen Bolhuis Steward ($250-$499) Gourdie-Fraser, Inc. Mr. Rich Odell Terry and Sandra Allen Mr. Doug Bolton Anonymous (2) Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Amy J. Otto Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Allen Warren and Beverly Boos Geoff Abbate and Marty Eisenbarth Program Russ and Jane Packard William and Nancy Allen Mrs. Sally B. Booth Mrs. Georgia C. Abbey Mr. and Mrs. David Grauer Alan and Kimberly Page Alphie Embroidery Inc. Peter and Mary Botting Peter and Elizabeth Andrews Anne and Jeffrey Grausam Mr. Wes Parker Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Amidon Mr. John Bourbonnais Mr. Matt Anhut Chad and Jennifer Greenwell Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pawlick Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Ammons Richard and Barbara Bowzer John and Nancy Auffenberg Mr. Rod Groleau Mr. William D. Peace, Jr. Mrs. Mary H. Anderson Mr. Daniel J. Boynton Bahle Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Haber Joe and Zoe Pearson Dr. and Mrs. David G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bracken Kenneth and Mary Balcom Charles and Kandi Hacker Thom and Rachelle Peters Mr. William H. Anderson Mr. Thomas B. Bracken Mrs. Lena A. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Hadjisky PG&E Corporation Phil and Bev Anderson Steve and Elizabeth Bradbury Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ball, Jr. Bruce and Cynthia Hagen Edmund and Ann Piet Anderson Paul and Melisse Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ballantyne Jeff and Ilze Hammersley Gary Pritchard and Chuck Novak Tom and Marsha Andres Jim and Robin Bransky Bank of America Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanpeter Gregory and Brenda Rener Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Branson Mr. David S. Battle Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. Hanpeter* Jim and Sandy Richardson Ms. Sally S. Appel Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brant Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bauer Charles Harris and Judith Gowing Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Robinson Vincent and Barbara Aquilino Ed and Chris Brengman Mac and Mary Beeker Judith Case & Karl Hausler Ann Rogers Robert and Andrea Arends Mr. and Mrs. John H. Breniser Mr. Stephen & Dr. Nancy Beights Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. E. David Rollert Mike and Ruth Arents Hugh Brenneman, Jr. Ms. Lisa Benjamin Ms. Jeanette Herold Mr. and Mrs. John Ruhrup Sara and Rick Armbruster Brian and Cathy Brenton Mrs. Carol Benner Chuck and Anne Hesse Mary and Robert Ryan Ms. Judy Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brick Dr. and Mrs. Carl Benner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hiatt Judith Rycus & Ronald Hughes The Fort Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brotschul Gary and Wendy Bice The Homestead Mr. and Mrs. Erik E. Saxon Art’s Tavern Jere and Gail Brown* Mr. Mark Bisso Mr. Gilbert Hudson Jacquelyn and Michael Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aufderhaar Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Ms. Doris K. Blair Mr. Mark Iuppenlatz* Ms. Patricia Shiley Rich and Cassie Axtell Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Brown Boathouse Vineyards LLC Brian and Jennifer Jaffe Ms. Anne Slater Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Bruen Mr. Robert J. Bobb Mr. Daniel L. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smart, Jr. Irene G. and J. Sumner Bagby John and Patricia Buday Dr. Amy G. Bolmer Jay and Betsy Johnson James and Megan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bahle Fredrick Budd and Donna Wilds Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boria Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Johnson Mrs. Sharon Smith Mr. David Bahr Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Budinger Ben Bowmaster Mr. and Mrs. Wade W. Judge Sharon and Robert Snell Mr. and Mrs. Vojin Baic Mr. H. Michael Buhler Gerry and Kathleen Boylan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaplowitz John Snodgrass & Janet Fleshman Dr. and Mrs. Walter M. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Craig Buma Mrs. Barbara C. Braly Patrick and Pip Keeble Ms. Deborah Somerville Mr. and Mrs. David F. Ball Mr. Chris Bunbury Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kepler Mr. William Somerville Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Ballou Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bunn, Jr. Bill and Natalie Brown Pat Kernaghan and Janet Ward* Ms. Lianne Somerville Mr. and Mrs. Mike W. Bandy Mrs. Carol P. Burchfield Karla and Scott Brown Mr. Joseph King Dr. John Spencer Mr. and Mrs. David L. Banks Joe and Joni Burda Rick and Tammi Budinger Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Kirby Brad and Jandy Sprouse Ms. Patricia Bard Phil and Laura Burk Ms. Lee Ann Bullough Mr. and Mrs. John R. Koschara Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sprout Mr. Lance Barden Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Burnham Mrs. Donna D. Burr* Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Laffrey Drs. Beverly & R. Lawrence St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bardenhagen Mr. and Mrs. John P. Burns Jeff and Debbie Burt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Lake Ms. Cynthia M. Starr Ms. Ginger Bardenhagen Mrs. Avery L. Burns Chuck and Susan Buxton Peg and John Larson Philip and Erin Stead Mark and Marilyn Bareman Steven and Barbara Bursian Mr. and Mrs. David Carroll Marla and Dick LaVanture Lanny and Lea Ann Sterling Donna and Bill Barker Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Burstein Mr. and Mrs. Gene S. Cartwright Ms. Ford Leboutillier Don and Nancy Surber Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Barnell Denise and Stu Butterfield Chris and Cammy Caskin Leelanau Enterprise Amy and Brian Tennis Charles and Lorraine Barnes CA Technologies Andrew Caughey and Shelly Neitzel Mr. and Mrs. James W. Leenhouts Abbot and Josie Thayer Bruce Barnes and Kathy Marciniak Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Campbell Al and Dee Chaffee Mr. and Mrs. David M. Leiser The Casciano Family Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Barry, Jr. Dr. Frederick W. Campbell Dr. Mary Ciotti Dave and Bridget Lemberg The Martec Group Mr. and Mrs. George A. Basta, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Campo Ms. Corinne Cochran Lincoln Financial Foundation, Inc. Shannon and Chris Torres Mr. and Mrs. Don Baty Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Cann, III Community Foundation of the Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lippert Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tropman Carol and John Baughman Mark Cantrell & Kathy Rymal Holland/Zeeland Area David P. Lloyd Ms. Kathy M. Tuckerman* Ms. Ruth A. Bay Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cantrick, Jr. Mrs. Alice F. Cooper Staton and Carol Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bayer, Jr. Mr. Kevin Carlson Mrs. Carolyn L. Crane LPL Financial Daniel and Lisa Turner Jack and Renee Beam Ms. Margaret Carmody Charles and Susan Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lysaght Gretchen Uhlinger Mr. Jeffrey R. Bean Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Carpenter William and Patricia Crean Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Ken VanElslander Ms. Ann Beaujean Ms. Gayle L. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. John G. Davey Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Maguire Gary and Georgiana Vann Dr. and Mrs. Royce L. Beers Thomas and Denise Frieda Carr Mr. James Deaton Barry and Debbie Marsh Warren and Julie Veltman Mack and Lorraine Beers Robert Carr & Lydia Arnold Kevin Diels and Jane Damschroder Karen C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Veneklasen Mr. and Mrs. John E. Beeskow Mr. Dennis B. Carroll Mr. Jeffrey Dietel MASCO Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pentiuk Andre Begosso and Amy Cannon Mr. and Mrs. John Case Mrs. Jane W. Domke Tim and Anita McCabe Ms. Karen Wachs Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bell Ms. Karen Casebeer Mr. August C. Dorando Linda McCarthy Ms. Martha S. Wadsworth Ms. Marcia Bellinger Mrs. Sally Casey Bill and Peggy Dotterweich Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCausland Mr. Paul Watt Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett Philip Castillo & Susan Rundle Jim and Sharon Doyle McKinstry Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Weckenbrock Mrs. Rosemary R. Bennett Mr. Lowell C. Cate Easling Construction Company Jim and Ellen McLean Heidi Weckwert & Maude Babington Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bennett Mrs. Bethany A. Cebula Eastern Michigan University The Meaden Family Whaleback Inn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. David D. Cell Foundation Mrs. Mary Ann Meanwell Mrs. Shirley L. Wheatley Dr. Rosemary R. Berardi Mr. and Mrs. James L. Centner Effective Schools Products, Ltd. Kenneth and Barbara E. Melichar* Dr. Robert L. Willard* Ms. Anne Hatcher Berenberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cerny Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Elberfeld Mr. and Mrs. David L. Michelmore Lisa Wilsher & Steve Chamberlin Ms. Deborah H. Berghorst John and Anne Chafee Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Embertson Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mileham Mr. and Mrs. John Withee Dottie and Jerry Bergman Jim and Linda Chalat Dr. Claire Ernst & Al Bedecarre Drs. Robin Lin Miller & Miles Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wynns Mr. and Mrs. Duane Berkompas Ms. Charlotte Chamberlain Gail and Keith Evans McNall Linda and Steven Young Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Berry Mr. Charles Chamberlain 24 A complete set of financial statements is available upon request. 2013 Donors

Contributor ($100-$249) Mark Davis and Mary Kranstover Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ezekiel Dan and Barbara Goodearl Mr. Russ Hjelmstad John and Marsha Chamberlin T. Jeff Davis & Ken Smith Mrs. Jeanne P. Falberg Dr. and Mrs. James D. Goodspeed Tracy Hobbs and Edward Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Chambers Michael and Dixie Davis John and Jackie Farah Mr. and Mrs. William B. Goodspeed Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hoensheid Mr. and Mrs. William J. Chambo Ms. Catherine M Davis Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Farber Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Goodspeed, Jr. Mr. William A. Hoffman Mrs. Joan Chandler Mrs. Lynne S. Dawson and Family Walter and Marjorie Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gordon Gale Holcomb and Jennifer Reid Mr. Christopher Channer Mr. William S. Deadman Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Fazzoni Dr. and Mrs. Jack Gossett Mrs. Christeen Holdwick Mr. John B. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dean Dr. and Mrs. James L. Fenton Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gotsch Rose E. Hollander Mary Ann and Reuben Chapman Ann and Richard DeBoer Andrew and Lita Ferdinand Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Gottschalk Mr. J. Edward Hollender Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman Mrs. Jeanne A. Deegan Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Ferguson Jon and Gloria Graber Woody and Emmy Holman Chateau Fontaine Mr. Tom Deering Mr. Mason Ferry Marvin Grahn and Christine Hauke Ken and Carol Holt Mr. Malcolm Chatfield Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. DeFaria Thomas and Barbara Filippini Mr. Erick Takayama Walter and Elizabeth Holt Bill and Anne Chatfield Ms. Maureen J. Delaney-Lehman Ms. Ann Fillingham Allan and Sydell Grant Ms. Teresa G. Holtrop Chef’s Pride Catering Mr. John Delcamp Pete and Julie Finch Tim and Pat Green Mr. and Mrs. Jay Homan Cherry Bay Orchards, Inc. Mr. R. Garret Demarest J. Richard and Louise Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William Green Ms. Terri Hoog Mr. and Mrs. David Chesterfield Mr. and Mrs. John Denny Mark and Betsy Fisher The Greeney Family Andrew and Catherine Horning Mrs. Evelyn Chetcuti Joyce, Michael & Thomas Deren Ken and Kris Fishman Mr. Zachary Greenman Alison Horton and Kathy Kaczynski Marc and Jenny Chipault G. Paul and Mary Ann Derosa Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Fitch Mr. and Mrs. John S. Greeno Mrs. Georgina Hosmer Jerry and Mary Faggan Churchill Charlie DeSando and Ellen Gilligan Nancy Fitzgerald & Jerry Agnew Nan and Wally Greenough Dave and Mary Hovest Terry and Sandra Ciesielski Tom and Audrey DeVault Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fitzgerald Rick and Fran Greenup Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Claeys, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeVries Mr. Tyrone G. Fleeman Mrs. Linda Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Howe Mr. and Mrs. David Clark Mr. and Mrs. George DeWeese Ms. Nancy Fleming Mr. and Mrs. David Grewe Mr. and Mrs. Brian Howe Mr. David Clark Mrs. Anna M. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Flemming Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grewe Rowell and Alice Huesmann Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Claypool Mr. Gino DiClemente Mr. and Mrs. James Fleser* Mr. and Mrs. Berndt H. Gros Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Hughes Carol and David Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Diller James and Mary Fluehr Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gross Ms. Carrie Hummel Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diloreto Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarasi Ms. Karen Rubner Grotberg Mr. Thomas Hunt Dotti Clune and Jill Henemyer Paul and Constance Dimond Sarah and Timothy Fogarty Mr. and Mrs. John E. Grote Mrs. Alice S. Hunt Mrs. Mary Bruce Cobb Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dockter David Foley & Margaret Willman George and Beverly Grove Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hunter Drs. Priscilla Cogan & CW Duncan Ms. Kathleen Doherty Ms. Cassandra Foley Michael Grover and Nunzio Lupo Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Hurlin Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Dohrmann Food For Thought Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Grover Ms. Brenda J. Husband Mr. Douglas Cole Kathleen Dolson and Christopher Jeff and Nancy Forrest Thomas Guback & Sylvia Linde- Ms. Amy Hutchinson Jeanne Cole and Jonathan Ledsky Spilling Mrs. Lyde E. Fowler Guback Steven and Janet Hyde Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coleman Karl and Jennifer Dolson Mr. Andrew W. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gudenau Mr. Doug Ibold Mr. and Mrs. Pope Coleman David & Cynthia Domanchuk Mr. and Mrs. John T. Franke Ms. Lynn Gumina Mrs. Monica Inchaustegui Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Coler Mr. and Mrs. Conrad L. Donakowski Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Freeman Mr. Forrest Gunderson Institute College Access & Success Michael Collins and Margaret Grano Cheryl Donakowski & Frank Misplon James S. and Judith N. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. H. Louis Gurthet Dr. James R. Irwin Grant Cone and Tracey Paddock Mr. and Mrs. David A. Doran Dave and Mo Freytag Mr. George Haberer Win and Kyle Irwin Mr. William C. Connelly* Robert and Nancy Doughty Ms. Sally M. Friend Mr. Charles R. Haberlein, Jr. Mark and Elaine Michener Israel Bill and Linda Connor Jennifer and Bill Doyle Friends of the Crystal River Mr. and Mrs. James Hackenberger Dr. and Mrs. Paul Izenberg Jerry and Kathy Conroy Paula and Bryce Dreeszen Mrs. Ann G. Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hacker Mrs. Alix Jackman Anita Constant, Jane Gard & Terry Mrs. Frances T. Drew Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fusz Juliet Hafford and Barbara Trippe Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jackson Meyers Bill and Peggy Driehorst G.J.’s Rentals Don and Jane Hagaman Ms. Annie James Mr. Robert L. Cook Eugene E. & Elaine C. Driker G.Traverse-Leelanau-Benzie Cnty. Mr. David A. Ham Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jameson, III Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Cook Mrs. Elizabeth Drinkaus Medical Society Mr. Craig Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Jamieson, Jr. Tom Cook and Anna Owens David and Elisa Drouhard Michael Gadbaw & Sally Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Hammond Mr. Don Jandernoa Mrs. Amy B. Cooksey Stephanie and Mark Duckmann Ms. Cheryl Gain Mr. and Mrs. John J. Handloser Mr. and Mrs. David Janizek Ms. Cheryl Cooper Brian and Kate Duensing Mrs. Shirley A. Gain Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Hankenson Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Janko Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Cooper, II Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Gallup Pat and Linda Hanniford Mrs. Mary E. Jellema David and Renee Cords Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Ganter The Happold Family Mr. Alex Jemal Peggy Core Jeff and Kathryn Dungan Karen Garber & John Desmarais Mr. Michael Hark Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. E. Neal Cory,II Holly and Jeff Dunlop Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Gard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harkness Dr. and Mrs. Tom M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Cote Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Dunn Ron and Chris Gardhouse Anne Harper and Greg Nobles Mr. David V. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Couden Drs. Michael and Carrie Dunn Stephen Gardner, Jr. & Margot David and Marcia Harris Mr. Robert H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Cova Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durbin Nacey John C. and F. Susan Harrison Ms. Amy Johnson W. Scott Craig & Carol Bawden Mrs. Patricia Dutmers Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Garwood Mr. Tyler Hartwell Daniel Johnson Family Ms. Lynne Crane Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Dutmers Mr. T.H. Gasteyer, II Ms. Sarah Haskins Mrs. Marilyn D. Johnston Frank and Mary Crane Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dutmers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norm J. Gauthier Gordy and Jeanne Hatt Matthew Johnston John and Kitty Cranor Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dyche Mr. Joel L. Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. David W. Haughn Mr. T. Scott Jones* Ms. Kathleen J. Crispell Elizabeth and Mike Eagles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaziano Mr. and Mrs. R. Tucker Hawkins Ms. Ann Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cruden Deborah and David Eastis Joseph and Suzanne Geary Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hayes Mr. Peter N. Jorgenson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crumbaker James and Jill Egan David and Sharon Geisler Michael and Jeanne Haynes Greg Jorjorian and Marlys Conrad Dean and Lori Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Egeler Paul and Teri Gelter Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Headland Mike and Sarah Julien Crystal River Outfitters, The Cyclery Glenn Ehrstine and Elizabeth Brad and Dana Gemeinhardt Tom and Patricia Hearron Joe and Beth Junewick & M-22 GA Heineman Michael and Reta Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Heiman Mr. and Mrs. James H. Kabcenell Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Eisenhart Mr. William W. Giegerich Matt Heiman and Karrie Zeits Mr. Jonathan Z. Kamholtz Mr. and Mrs. Cedric G. Currin Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Elling John Gierak and Dona Tracey Mr. and Mrs. James Heinzman Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Custer Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ellis Thomas and Kirsten Gilbert James Hengelbrok & Mary Haberland Mr. Peter Kane Renie and Barry Cutler Fred and Nancy Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Gill Dr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Henry Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kareck Dr. Ben J. Czerniawski Bob and Judy Elsey Mr. Ed Gill Liz and Jerry Hessel Ms. Kari Karr Mr. Michael Dailey Mrs. Lin Emmert Donald Gilligan and Regina Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Hext Mr. John H. Katt Mr. William G. Dakin William and Martha Encherman Maniscalco Skip Hibbard & Nancy Elkind Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Daniel Dr. Elfriede Engel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ginsburg Mr. Donald Hicks Paul and Yoka Kaye Mr. John Daniel John and Linda Engelhard Mrs. Frances M. Gits Ms. Kathleen Hill Michael and Mary Kedzierski Mr. Donald D’annunzio Environmental Artists Glen Lake Garden Club Mr. Gregory L. Hillhouse Ellen and Jeff Keen Paula and Jeffrey Danoff Tom and Juli Erdmann Mrs. Aurora Glettler Mr. Timothy Hinckley Dr. and Mrs. Charlie Kehr Mr. Douglas Darland Joe and Dawn Erhardt Richard and Marianne Glosenger Craig and Lindsay Hine Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keller George and Maryellen Daston Ms. Sally Erickson Mr. Richard S. Golas Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Hinsch Michael and Susan Kelley Ms. Catherine Davidson Ms. Judy Erwin Victor and Denice Goldschmidt Ms. Caroline Hirth Brooks and Shelly Kelley Nancy and Tom Davies Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Evans Ms. Kathleen Golub Mr. and Mrs. William Hischke Mrs. Jacquelyn Kellogg Rodger and Debbie Davis Rick and Judy Evans Good Harbor Electric, Inc. Mrs. Theresa Hitchens Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kellogg, Jr. 25 A complete set of financial statements is available upon request. 2013 Donors

Contributor ($100-$249) Ted and Pat Ligibel Michigan PGA Association John Parham and Dina Krois Mary Roesner Barbara Kelly & Ruth Frey Mr. Erik Lillya Mrs. Tallara Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Parker John and Lisa Rogers Becky Kelly & Jerome Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindeman Mr. Martin S. Miklos Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Parsons Ms. Yvonne M. Rolandson Janet Kelman and David Rein Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner Nancy Mikolaitis & William Hinds Jack and Jan Patrick Mr. and Mrs. David L. Roll Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Todd Lininger Mr. and Mrs. William S. Miles, III Mr. Thomas Patton Mr. Markham F. Rollins, Jr. Nancy Keppelman & Michael Smerza Wesley E. Lipner Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mileski Don and Pat Paulsell Mrs. Sarah F. Roloson Ms. Janet M. Kerr William and Nancy Littell Dr. and Mrs. Keith W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pavelka Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Root Ed and Karen Ketterer Gus and Katie Lo Michael Miller and Ronald Eastman Mr. Richard F. Peck, Jr. Mrs. Marcia L. Rose Blake and Lynda Key Mrs. Dorothy Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Miller Geoffrey Peckham & Patricia Melzer Richard Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keye Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lomako Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peet Cindy and Ken Rosiek Kristen Keye and Jeff Hall Michael and Patricia Lora Greg and Suzanne Miller Victor and Bette Peirce Mike and Laura Rothermel Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Kiernan Bill and Karen Lott David and Cathie Miller Eduardo Perdon Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Rumelhart Don and Jan Kiessel Mr. Ron Lovasz Gary and Karen Mills Dr. and Mrs. Burton L. Perry David and Lynn Ruschhaupt Mr. James F. Kimpel Mike and Kathy Lubig Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Milne Elmer and Ruth Peterman Jim and Kathy Ryan Jason and Sandy Kimpel Ms. Kristen Lund Mr. and Mrs. Fred Missad Mr. and Mrs. Brian Petersburg Tim and Janet Ryan Mrs. Susan D. King Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Lutz Harreitt and Ralph Mittelberger Gerald and Mary Peterson Mrs. Rosalind Ryant Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kingsley Keith and Mary Beth MacGuidwin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moffett Mr. and Mrs. John J. Peterson Mr. Kenneth Ryskamp David Kirby & Martha Topol Brian and Janet MacPhail Mike and Linda Mohrhardt Mr. Erik Peterson Arnold Sameroff and Susan Dan Klein Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Maher David Monforton and Anne Larry and Rebecca Peyton McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kleiner Mr. Tom Maiolani Vanderkloot Tom and Christine Pfennig Ms. Linda J. Samuilow Mr. Charles Knapp Mr. and Mrs. J. Parke Malcolm David L. Monstrey & Katherine Heil Ms. Margaret Phillips Dr. and Mrs. John R. Sanborn Sandy and Rick Koehler Ray and Penny Malcoun Jeffrey and Joselyn Moon Dennis Phillips Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schaberg Bryan and Katie Koehler Mr. Phillip L. Mann Mr. and Mrs. David B. Moore Mr. Peter Phinny Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Schaff Kate and Jeff Koeze Ms. Lucy W. March Richard and Jami Moore The Piskor Family Mr. and Mrs. Wendell D. Schaller Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Kohl Mr. Vance Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Preston D. Moose Christopher Podges & Barbara Mr. Michael E. Scharpf Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kohlbeck Mr. and Mrs. John E. Martin Corey and Sarah Morgan Cunningham Gerald Schatz and Barbara Conley Mrs. Judy Komarek Mr. Kirk N. Martin Dennis and Linda Moroz Patricia Pollock and Mark Rodak Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Schaub Mr. Richard Korndorfer Ms. Lisa Martin Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ponstein Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schilling Richard Kosinski & Deborah Ochs Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mashke James and Nancy Morrison Mrs. Rasa T. Poorman Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schlabach Larry and Bonnie Koskela Kate Mason & Mary Lee Miller Gary A. Morrison Thad and Nancy Popa Clint and Joan Schloop Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kozisek Mr. and Mrs. David C. Matson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Morrow Ms. Donna Popke Folkert Schmidt & Kathleen Sullivan Mr. Walter J. Kraimer John and Janet Mattson Mia and Mark Moyad Steven and Janet Popper Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraus Alex and Jane Maximovich Mr. and Mrs. William Muempfer Mrs. Elizabeth Porter Kim and Karl Schneider Mr. and Mrs. David Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Jerry May Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mulherin Ms. Jill Porter Mark and Susanne Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kremin Ms. Ellen J. Maycock Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy Mr. Barry S. Porter Mrs. Marilyn M. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. Scott Myers Larry and Lauren Prentice Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scholz Margaret Kryda Nick and Jeanette Maylen Ms. Connie Myers Mr. and Mrs. James D. Price Todd and Sheila Schorer Jeffrey and Jane Krysinski Gary and Cheryl Mazurek Dennis and Leigh Ann Naas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Price Scott D. Schrager & MaryAnne Ford Mr. David Kulick Mr. Woody McCally Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nehil John and Lyn Dolson Pugh Jim and Margaret Schrimpf Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Kunz Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClear Mr. John A. Nelson Jim and Mary Pulsifer Julie Schumaker and Kevin Don and Jeanne Kunz Judy and Chuck McConnell Mr. and Mrs. William R. Nelson Mrs. Bette M. Puschel Dombkowski David and Judith Kurtz Dan and Susan McDavid Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. Neugebauer Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Putnam Jeffrey and Zane Schwaiger Ms. Luann K. Labian David and Catherine McDowell Robert and Jane Neuharth Nancy Radcliffe Mr. and Mrs. Max Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd Jim and Dorothy McGavran Mrs. Margaret V. Nielsen Gregory and Patti Ramah Frank Sciannella and Roberta Nessa and Ed Laing McGladrey LLP Mr. and Mrs. David Nitschke Ms. Laura Ramus Hanson Lake Leelanau Lake Association Mr. and Mrs. Stafford McKay Mr. Glen M. Noonan Bruce Randall & Jeanine Griswold www.KenScottPhotography.com Lake Street Studio Harold and Kanda McKee Catherine and Robert Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Randall The Sehnert Family Lucy L. Lambert Bob McKelvey Northern Trust Matching Gift Bill Rastetter and Cary Weed Kevin and Kathy Seitz Greg Landa Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. McKenna Program Larry and Carolyn Rawsthorne Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Seward Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lander Bill McKinley and Judith Briggs Jim Nugent and Toddy Rieger Bob and Sally Ray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Sexton Mr. Robert C. Lanphier, III Allan and Mary McKisson Dr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Nuzum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Reay Jack Seymour & Margaret Ann Crain Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Lanphier, II Mr. and Mrs. George F. McKisson Jane and Jason Nuzzo Ms. Tracy Redford Linda and Jim Shad Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Larkin Tom and Shirley McLenithan Diana and Marc Oberschulte Ms. Patricia Redmond Mr. Ben Shane Mr. and Mrs. Erik Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Gary McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Randy Oberson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Reese Mr. and Mrs. James R. Shannahan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Later Mr. and Mrs. John McLoughlin Ms. Katie O’Connell Jeffrey Reider and Chuck Otis Mary and Bob Shapton Mrs. Margaret B. Later Larry McMahon and Linda Anderson Pat and Marlene O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Reimink Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shaw Joe and Maxine Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. McManus Maria and Dave O’Donnell RE/MAX of Michigan: Bob Brick Mr. and Mrs. Duane Shaw Law Firm of Stewart Evans Stewart Mr. and Mrs. S. Craig McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Dale O’Donnell Ms. Laurie G. Remter Mr. Michael D. Shea & Emmons Gregory and Anne McMorrow Mr. and Mrs. William Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Dewey J. Renneker Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Shea Mrs. Doreen A. Lawton Ms. Rosemary M. McNally Mrs. Nancy W. Olsen Peachy and John Rentenbach Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shilts Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Leaske Mr. and Mrs. John L. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. David D. Olson Mrs. Ruth M. Reynolds Robert and Linda Shirkey Dr. and Mrs. Russell A. LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott McNett Steve Olson and Lynn Wilsher Rhoades Family LLC Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Shoaff, III Dr. and Mrs. William J. Lee Ms. Barbara McNitt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oltersdorf Ms. Patricia Richardson Mr. James C. Shook Mrs. Judie Leece Bob and Sukie McNutt Dr. Robert and Zibby Oneal Mrs. Barrie Riday Short’s Brewing Company David Leece and Kathy Brewer Ms. Gaytha McVay Pat and Rose O’Neill Ms. Julie Ridenour Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shupert Torri and Eric Leeds Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mead Nancy and Bill O’Neill Mrs. Louisa Ridgway Colleen and Bryan Sibthorp Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leenhouts Mr. and Mrs. Ken Medaris, Jr. Mrs. Amy L. Oosterhouse Terry and Debra Riedinger Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Sica Leland Womens Civic Club Rob and Anne Meermans Mr. and Mrs. William J. Orcutt Bill and Coralyn Riley Mrs. Mary J. Siddall Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lemcke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meldrum Ms. Cheryl L. Osborn Garry and Pat Ringnalda Ms. Brita Siepker Ms. Linda LeMieux Dr. Richard T. Melstrom Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ostrowski, Jr. Mrs. Marilyn Rinker Ms. Karenlee M. Sigler Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Leppink Mr. and Mrs. John W. Melstrom Mr. Ernest Ostuno Gary and Anita Risbridger Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sills Jason and Lisa Lersch Dr. Brian D. Melzian Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Overmyer Beedy Ritchie and Bruce Neiner Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Silvasi & Family Mark and Lori Leugers and Family Ms. Mary Mertens Ms. Marie Owen Kurt and Sally Rivard Charles Silver* Anne Leugers and Elmer Lipp Mr. Richard Metzler Mrs. Luvian Owens Carolyn and Phil Robbins Ms. Georgiana Simmons Mr. James Leugers Mr. and Mrs. James P. Meyer Ms. Cara Lee Paige Chuck and Kay Robertson Debbie, Taylor and Sam Simpson Mr. Martin Leugers Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Meyer John and Leslie Palmer Carl Robinson and Karen Fujisawa Ted and Sherry Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Leugers Mrs. Ann P. Meyers Randal and Audrey Palmitier Mr. William G. Rockwood Kent and Jane Slaughter Skip and Liz Leupp Ms. Sara Michael Mr. and Mrs. G. Bruce Papesh Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Rod Mr. and Mrs. John B. Smart John and Cynthia Lhost Mr. and Mrs. Del Michel Parasole Restaurant Holdings, Inc. Mrs. Mary S. Rodman Andy and Marietta Smith 26 A complete set of financial statements is available upon request. 2013 Donors

Contributor ($100-$249) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Nort Mr. and Mrs. William Witler Mr. Ben Brown Ms. Mary Gibb Mr. Greg Smith Sarah and Greg Van Schaack Norman and Susan Woerle Jim and Laura Brown Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gideon Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Smith Rhys VanDemark & Kathi McGookey Pete and Ginna Woessner Dr. Kersti and Mr. Daniel J. Bruining Richard and Barbara Gilbertsen Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Smith Scott and Marie Vander Linde Mr. Peter C. Wolcott Ms. Mary Jo Brumbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Glennon Dr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Smith Ms. Edith Vande Roovaart Mrs. Avis D. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. William Brunelle Mr. John G. Goense Daniel Snyder and Ann Rich Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. VanRiper Ross and Holly Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Brush Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Goettle, IV Dick and Pat Solem Dr. and Mrs. James P. Varley Dr. Randall Wolthuis John and Susan Bryant Sarah Gordon and Martin Saad John and Kristie Sommavilla Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Varley Ms. Lynne Wood Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Bugenske Mr. and Mrs. Brad Goris Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Soutas-Little Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Vasiu Dr. and Mrs. James S. Woodburne Mr. John R. Burdick Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goshorn Ms. Christine Sow Mr. and Mrs. Mark Veenstra Steve and Susan Woodruff Dr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Burns Jere and Judy Green Richard and Barbara Spina Ms. Lois Veenstra Dick and Jane Woolsey Mr. and Mrs. Marlin G. Bussey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green Jane and Gordon C. Spink Ms. Karen Verhey Mr. and Mrs. John Woomer Mary Beth and Phil Canfield Mrs. Elinor Greener Mr. Dave Stachnik Mr. and Mrs. John H. Vetter Mrs. Marilyn Wotring Mr. Sydney Carlock Michael Greven & Liz Nolan-Greven Fred and Joyce Stackable Mr. and Mrs. Peter Visser David D. Wright & Julie Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll Ken and Joyce Greywall Drs. Richard and Linda Stanford Mr. and Mrs. Gary Viviano Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Wrisley, Jr. Paul and Susanne Cartman Mr. and Mrs. Mike Groleau Gary Stankowski Mr. and Mrs. Ralph von Walthausen John Wunsch & Laura Wigfield Mrs. Jean A. Castle Mrs. Margaret Groos Mr. and Mrs. Justin A. Stanley, Jr. The W.W. Group, Inc. Ms. Wendy Jo Wyatt Mr. David Cavera Mr. Gerald Gruska Mrs. Gloria L. Stapp Tim and Karen Wade Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wyler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cepela Mr. Steve Hammond Barbara Stark-Nemon & Barry Ms. Leslie J. Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs. James Wysor Greg and Shari Chase Ms. Krisy Hammond Nemon Mr. Jon F. Wadsworth Mrs. Agnes L. Yalda Ms. Li Mon Cheung Mr. and Mrs. Dan S. Harkness Mr. and Mrs. William W. Steel Peter and Diana Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Yamshon Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hartings William and Adwoa Steel Ms. Kathleen M. Wagner Jeanne Dolson and Michael Yocum Ms. Mildred Clemeson Ms. Gail Hastings Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Steichen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Waldrop YourCause, LLC James E. Cleworth Deborah Hecht and Joseph Falik Ms. Catherine W. Stephenson David Walker and Maribeth Malecki Philip and Susan Zaborowicz Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cliff, Jr. Mrs. Elisabeth Heikel Dennis Marchese & Cheryl Stereff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wall Mr. Gary Zachritz Daniel and Linda Cline Mr. and Mrs. Ward Heine Paul and Suzanne Stergar Gerald and Carolyn Wallace Saad and Josephine Zara Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cole Mark and Maureen Helfers Ryan and Kris Sterkenburg Ms. Lorri Wallet Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zevalkink Gigi Collins Jim and Cheryl Henry Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Stewart, III Megan Walls Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Zimmer Ms. Robin Connell Maureen and Jens Hensel Scott and Ann Stewart Bob and Cyndy Walsh Robert and Gayle Zimmerer Ms. Melissa M. Conroy Mr. Joseph W. Heringlake Mr. Charles G. Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walt Mr. and Mrs. John C. Zimmerman Jim and Lynne Cowart John D. and Ardis Herrold Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Stokes Julie Walter Scot and Elizabeth Zimmerman William and Deborah Dacey Anne and Tony Hill Tom and Diane Stoll Mr. Donald Ware Paul and Imogene Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Donald Darnton Tom Hinsberg & Connie Soma Mr. Timothy L. Strawbridge Mr. and Mrs. William J. Warren Miss Mary Helen Zink Mr. and Mrs. Howard Datema Warren and Suzanne Hinsch Mr. Thomas Streasick Mr. Stewart Warren Mr. and Mrs. John C. Zink Peter Davidson and Wendy Slade Craig and Pat Holmes Bill and Gail Strietmann Bill and Carole Warren Dr. Birgit Zipser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Day Mr. Henry Holt, III Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Strobel Ms. Elizabeth L. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zipser Mr. and Mrs. David DeCew Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hommel Mrs. Dorothy C. Strong Sheen and David Watkins John and Sheri Zoeller Mrs. Barbara M. Deerhake Mr. Adam Hoog Mr. John Strugala Doug and Jacqueline Watson Bill Zolkowski and Susan Hawley Mrs. Diane P. DeHuff Jay and Joan Hook Ms. Barbara Stuber Richard and Constance Watson Mr. and Mrs. John Zubik Mr. and Mrs. Dale S. DeJager Nancy Hulka and Duane Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Stuhldreher Mr. and Mrs. David M. Watt Rick and Terry Zweering Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. DeVirgilio Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hullverson Dr. and Mrs. Spiridon N. Suciu Price and Jane Watts Ms. Caroline Dieterle Mrs. Nancy Hunt Mrs. Maureen L. Suelzer Ms. Mary K. Weadock Supporter ($60-$99) Dave and Carol Dixon Illinois Tool Works Foundation Steve and Nancy Wegienek Jerry and Carol Inman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Suhajda Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Dodd Deborah E. Welsh Ms. Mary Kent Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Sullivan Ms. Viola A.T. Anderson Mrs. Rosemary J. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Max Wendell Thomas and Lynn Irvine Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan Mrs. Lyn Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Doneson Mr. and Mrs. Tim L. Westbay Mr. and Mrs. Chet Janik Mrs. Evy K. Sussman Mrs. Lisa E. Armas Mr. Douglas Dorando Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Westerman Mrs. Gaye S. Johnson Terry and Susan Sutherland Mrs. Mary Ann Arvo Mr. Frederick Dose Dennis and Erin Whalen Mrs. Ruth Jolliffe Sutton’s Bay Enterprise Lauren Asher and Winton Davies Barbara and Barry Dove Mrs. Katherine H. Wheeler Richard Jorgensen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Swallow Terrance and Sandra Bacon Mrs. Nancy D. Downs Mr. Gilbert H. Whelden, Jr. Ed and Jackie Kagan John and Ciss Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Baillie Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Doyle Ken and Kimberly Whipple Mr. Michael J. Kane Mr. Thomas W. Swift Peter and Lauren Bakker-Arkema Mrs. Bette D. Dugger Mr. and Mrs. Bill White Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Karner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Syrjamaki Mr. Phil Balyeat Bob and Rae Dumke Steve and Amy Whitlatch Brian and Mona Kaser Mr. Lee Taft Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bannasch Ms. Rebecca Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Whitley Mrs. Jane Keen The Taglauer Cabin Steve and Pam Bardenhagen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Durbin Ms. Kathleen Wichman Chris and Pam Kelley Mrs. Phyllis L. Takayama Susan Bass and Tom Bradford Russell Dzuba and Karen Kirt Ms. Candace Wiebener Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William M. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Battle Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eby Michael and Elma Wiener Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kelly The Sylvan Inn Paul and Mary Lynn Belden Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Edmundson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Wilcox Jeff Kessler Thomas H. Thibault & Ruth Winter Mr. Adam Berkson Ms. Kathy Egan Mr. and Mrs. Don G. Wilcox Edward and Dulce Kiessel Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Birch Eric Egeland and Laurie Day-Egeland Wildtype Design, Native Plants & Bob and Karen Kipp Ms. Dana Katharine Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Lowell O. Bird Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott Seed, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. David Kirshenbaum Bert and Diane Thomas Tom and Gwen Bischoff Mrs. Carol Y. Emens Dr. and Dr. Michael A .Willett Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Kirt Ms. Elizabeth Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Biskupski Alaine Emens and Jackie Fields Mr. and Mrs. Philip Williams Dr. and Mrs. Henry Klugh Robert and Patricia Thompson Jerry and Dorothy Blackstone Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Fabien Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Konrad D. Kohl Mr. and Mrs. John Tichon Mr. and Mrs. Brent Blackwelder Ms. Susan V. Fehrenbach Deborah and Barry Williams Mr. and Mrs. John J. Konkal Tiny Toes Travel Baby Equipment Betsy Blair and Gary Stair Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson David and Roberta Williams Mr. and Mrs. John M. Koval Rentals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blohm Ms. Freda K. Flerlage Thomas and Sarah Williams Richard and Alina Krahn Dan and Sue Tobin Peter and Joan Blos, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Fornowski Ms. Mary E. Williams Mrs. J. Patricia Krajewski Leslie and John Treter Mr. Linton Bodwin Mr. Eugene Forster Williams and Bay Pumping Services Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Krist Carol and Ruben Trono Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Boesel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Frank Mr. William S. Willis Mr. and Mrs. David Kroll Valerie and Randolph Trumbull Mr. Charles M. Boesel Laura Franseen and Norman Kjome Mrs. Ethel M. Wills Gene and Joan Kufskie Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tubbs Merri Lynn Bouckaert & Paul Peschel Ms. Ellen Fred Mike and Ruthanne Wilson Robert Kurtz and Molly O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Twomey Mr. John Bourgault Ms. Judy L. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Sander A. Kushner Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Tyler Mrs. Florence K. Bowlby Barney and Evelyn Freeman Rick and Barb Wilson Ms. Terri Kwiatek Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich Faryl Boyl Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Freeman Ms. Katherine S. Wilson Jim, Anita and Kathryn Lamont Mrs. Carole A. Underwood Mrs. Helen A.P. Bradley Tom and Molly Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Windemuller Dick and Susan Lang Mr. & Mrs. Stephen K. Valentine, Jr. Bright Sky Properties LLC Dr. Bruce Galler Winnetka Historical Society Mr. Bayard F. Lawes Martha Van Eenenaam-Iwanicki & Jim and Pam Brown Deborah Oliver and George Gates Mr. William P. Winslow William and Nancy Lawicki Tom Iwanicki Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Brown Paul and Denise Genoa David and Christine Winterson Steven Lee and Julie Tarr Mr. and Mrs. Frans Van Liere Ms. Edie Brown Mr. John Geoghegan A complete set of financial statements is available upon request. 27 2013 Donors

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Wolf Edward and Jane Price Ms. Nancy Fleming Kathleen and Michael Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas Allen and Janice Wolfe Bert and Helene Rabinowitz Food For Thought Mr. & Mrs. Donald Schwendemann Mrs. Virginia A. Thompson Christopher and Sally Wood Rae Welch Jewelry Forget-Me-Not Florist Ms. Cathleen Search Ms. Joyce Thompson Thomas and Sarah Woods Red Path Orchards Forty-Five North Vineyard and Mr. William Seeburger Ms. Connie Thompson Ms. Elli A. Workum The Redheads Winery Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Sehnert Ms. Jean Thomson Mrs. Taya Workum-Byers Shawn Ricker and Steven Cacossa Bud and Cherryll Frick Bob and Lynne Serson Edwin S. Tobes Neal and Diane Worthington Riverfront Pizza & Specialities Front Porch Sexton LLC Ms. Joan Todd Abigail and Neal Wozniak Barry Rosenthal G.J.’s Rentals Mr. Gregory C. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Torres Curt and Cindy Wright Ruth Conklin Gallery Gallagher’s Farm Market Stephen Shank and Donna Snyder Dawn and Tom Tracey Laurel Wright & Dan Yannantuono Mr. and Mrs. Ross G. Satterwhite Gills Pier Vineyard and Winery Ms. Margaret Shannon Traverse City State Bank Mr. George Wright Walter and Leslie Schmid Good Harbor Grill Mrs. Mary A. Shiner Greg and Margaret Travis Mrs. Nancy Wright Jim and Margaret Schrimpf Grand Traverse Pie Company Kris and Courtney Shirley Robert and Mary Treadway Ms. Marion Wyatt Gary Schultheiss & Barbara Richman 30 A complete set of financial statements is available upon request. In Kind Donors Tandem Ciders Chuck and Janet Whetsel Chef’s Pride Catering Group Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas Allen H. White Cherry Capital Foods Jack and Susan Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Sebaly Gannon Creek Shady Lane Cellars Tom Balazs Photography Mr. and Mrs. Don G. Wilcox Cottage Book Shop Trattoria Funistrada Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilson Easling Construction Company Sterling Law Mrs. Carrie A. Sharp Eastern Michigan University Mr. and Mrs. David T. Shelby Maggie Figgis Van Galen Barbara and Eric Winkelman New Mission Organics Village Cheese Shanty Mr. and Mrs. Grant Winkelman Foundation Venture Properties Mr. Jim Shugart Good Harbor Electric, Inc. Sisson’s Main Street Specialties Mrs. Sally Viskochil Mr. Justin Winkelman Whaleback Inn Phil and Barb Von Voigtlander Ms. Karen E. Zerrenner Gourdie-Fraser, Inc. Williams and Bay Pumping Services Shandy and Penny Spencer The Homestead Mr. Leif Sporck Bruce and Betsy Wagner Zingerman’s Community Giving Sheen Watkins Leelanau Cheese Company Marketing Agreements John and Leslee Spraggins Event Sponsors Leelanau Enterprise Julie R. Weeks & Walter Hoegy Cherry Republic Steelcase Bahle Enterprises, Inc. Larry Mawby and Lois Bahle David Westerfield L. Mawby Vineyards Cherrie and William Stege Biggs Construction Service Maureen Penfold of Remax Whaleback Inn M-22 Stone House Bread Bluebird of Leland Plante & Moran, PLLC Tamarack Gallery What’s For Dinner? Painting Leelanau Norman and Mimi Wheeler Dotty Brown Robert W. Baird-Kiessel-Rivard 2013 Volunteers Our volunteers are amazing and we could not be nearly as successful as we have been without their help. From back-breaking trail work to creating beautiful videos, from committee work to setting up our auction at the picnic, their contributions are endless. We thank everyone for their help and hope we have captured all of you. If we have somehow missed listing your name, please let us know and realize that we are no less grateful for your help. Please note: Board Members, who are our super volunteers, are listed on page 21.

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Conserving the Land, Water and Scenic Character of Leelanau County

Send in your photos! If you’ve taken a photo lately that answers the question “Why Leelanau?” email it to [email protected] so that we can add it to the Why Leelanau page of our website. We have posted over 900 images from our members that express what they think is beautiful and unique about our peninsula. We are always thrilled to receive more great photos. If you have not taken a look at Why Leelanau lately, or are far away and need a Leelanau fix, visit leelanauconservancy.org and click on the Why Leelanau tab. “Living on the other side of the country, your Why Leelanau? feature keeps me in touch with my favorite place. This picture is special for me because I am the third generation to jump off of our dock, and these kiddos are the fifth. I am glad this area is being preserved for their future.” –Dana Thomas