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FY2011 (July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011) INDIVIDUALS Director’s Circle | Benefactor ($25,000+) Fred J. Eychaner Herschel L. Scott and Peter A. Carberry Director’s Circle | Leader ($10,000+) David G. Herro and Jay Franke Director’s Circle | Advocate ($5,000+) Marcus W. Brady Michael J. Burgess and Jesse Rude Joseph G. Della Monica and Michael Hendricks Shawn M. Donnelley and Christopher Kelly Colin Falco Daniel Foy Patrick C. Harms John W. and Jeanne Rowe Director’s Circle | Builder ($2,400+) Harry J. Cicchetti and James Muszynski Mark J. Gorog Andrew J. Hargitt and Adam Cortright Michael Trumbold Brooke M. Wiseman and Dana McCormick Director’s Circle | Supporter ($1,200+) Fran Bailey and Mary K. Buettgen Sarah K. Baker and Carol Stachowiak Timothy Baker and Thanh Lu Gregory L. Barton and William J. Barrett Barry A. Benson and Miguel Bassail Erik I. Blanc John A. Bross Martin R. Brown Evette M. Cardona and Mona Noriega Daniel W. Courtney Brian Covey Denise A. Diaz Lawrence T. Dinaso Zachary P. Fietsch Mark A. Garvey and Julio Palaguachi William A. and Anne Goldstein Sam Goodman and Carmen Prieto Peter F. Hammer Christopher P. Hannegan and Ronald Degen Robert J. Horton and James C. Perry Rahsaan Johnson Lou J. Kartsimas and Carlos M. Balais Glenn W. Kaun Paul Lehman and Ronna S. Stamm Messrs. Michael and Jeff Lewis-Mathieu Gregory J. Lindeman and Lee Do Krista Linn and Dominique Leonardi Richard A. Martinotti John McGowan and David Robbins William Melamed, Jr. and Jamey R. Lundblad Stephen Mico and Robert Britt Daniel H. Nisbet Michele Passmann Conrad Paulson and Peter Hepburn George M. Poszywak Maria Razumich-Zec Jenn Richards and Magda Houlberg Robert C. Sash Rich Saucedo Mark Shears Richard H. Shoemaker and James E. Ruud Mark W. Sosa-Kibby and Erik R. Sosa-Kibby Larry E. Stuckey, II and Fernando Raldiris Elliot Stultz James F. Sullivan and Kyron T. McAllister Mark Sumpter and Derek Obayashi Richard L. Trester and Roberto Romero-Perez Lung-Chieh Tuan-Mu Lewis A. Warrick Michael Wells Davida E. Williams Dale F. Woods and James R. Cundiff Director’s Circle | Friend ($600+) Mark A. Allen and Gary Marr Armando M. Almendarez Carol Apyan Messrs. Randy Baidas and Will Reeves Paula A. Basta and Terri Worman Scott E. Baum Robert Beach Ronald H. Bedard and William Coughlin Prudence R. and Francis Beidler David L. Borowski and Aaron C. Tovar Mark R. Braun Charles A. Browning John W. Castronovo John A. Charmelo and Robert A. Barba John T. Child and Jim Ward Father Lawrence Choate Bethany L. Cook and Zoe Allen Daniel J. Cottone and Sam Fazio Peter Cremer Pamela and Jake Crutchfield Joe DeCock Joseph Della Monica, Sr. Sheree Demming Glenn DiLorenzo and John Giardono Claudia Eggspuhler and Theresa Moore Abraham Fallah Douglas E. Ferguson Norma T. Fish R. B. Fisher and Jim Rinnert Kat Fitzgerald Justin Fox and Brian Daniels Albert and Suzanne Friedman Peter Georgiou David Germaine and Rob LoPrete Trey Gonzales J. C. Gordon Ronald B. and Marilynn Grais Dedrea and Paul Gray Madeleine Grynsztejn and Thomas Shapiro Jessica Harless and Eliza Bryant William W. Harmon Louis Harris Candice V. Hart James Hietbrink James R. Hironimus and Patrick Requa Thomas Hulseman and Esteban Diaz Janet Hundley and Sonya Williams Alma Izquierdo Thomas Kehoe Michael Kierpiec and Reverend Donn Mielke Mark King and John Libby Carla Knorowski Jacob Kosior Ronnie Kroell Wesley Kung Jacqueline Leskovec and JoAnne M. Grant Bruce A. Lines Kenneth Ludwig Arlyne Marks and Edward Berkowitz Andreas Melinat Martha Melman Kurt C. Mergen and Ryan Rockaitis Newton Minow Messrs. Craig Morris and Jeff Brown Gregory M. Moyer and Richard Read Brandon Neese and David Wick Alan Palmer and William Lindblom Bonnie M. Park and Jacqueline M. Ryan Cathy Passen William T. Peruzzi Leslie Ramyk Paul Rathe Courtney Reid and Pamela Palmentera The Honorable Carol Ronen Jacqueline M. Ryan and Bonnie M. Park Theresa Salus Christopher Sarnowski John D. Schmitt and Gregg Valentine Paul Seeley and Hugh Muller Timothy C. Sherck Fredric L. Shulak David Spalding Timothy J. Sullivan and Michael Humphrey James H. Sweeney Richard G. Sypniewski and Chad Osborn Nangah Tabah Richard B. Turner and Chris Vaughn Robin Tuthill and Linda Allen David Urda John G. Van Puffelen Cynthia A. Waggoner Thomas J. Wake, D.V.M. Regina Ward and Eric Axelson Imy F. Wax and Howard Wax Stephen J. Weiser and Andrew Deppe Kathleen Wood Nancy Yost and Kimberly Brandt Karen Zawrazky Community Circle | Empowerer ($480+) Timothy Boudreau William R. Campbell JoAnn D. Cimo and Theo T. Pintzuk Jamal M. Edwards Nancy R. Gamburd and Cathy Hanby John F. Gordon, IV and William Salvato Craig Hyland and Ryan Hannon Raymond J. Koenig, III and Johnny Song Elliot and Frances Lehman Michael K. Lemon Sixto A. Munoz Andrew Philipps Nancy Seiler Tim Trout and Jennifer Trout Julie Walsh Randall W. Ward Loraine T. Washington Community Circle | Advocate ($360+) Mark Barrett and Nguyenvu Nguyen Mike Beyer Susan Fredman and Terri Hawley Donald Gaza Aaron K. Helt Raymond Johnson Mary Kelly Kevin Lewis Oracio Marquez Gloria Morningstar Elaine Morris Nathan Nearbin Gehrig Peterson Craig S. Rich Richard Schultz Scott Seifert Lance G. Wahl and Joel Maloof Community Circle | Educator ($240.00 + ) Avery Adams Edwin N. Andrews Patrick Ashley and Michael McCaslin Miguel Bassail and Barry A. Benson Stefan Billen Aileen N. Blackwell Daniel Brown Roman Buenrostro Gerard C. Caldwell Margaret M. Campos and Beth Ludwig Virginia Carlson Terrence Chappell Cynthia Cheski Edwin Corbin-Gutierrez and David Munar Vincent Cursio and John Riss Andrew Fay Darvin M. Feldhaus Edward M. Galvin and Daniel T. Paul Gregory Gates Susan G. Gohl and Fredrick Gohl Paul Granat Joe Grissom Ken and Margaret Gross Jon H. Harris Marcie B. Hemmelstein and David Drew Dean P. Hervochon Gregory J. Hinz Robin Hochstatter Gregory D. Hoskins and James K. Dennen Dustin R. James Wayne T. Johnson Candace and Charles Jordan Edward J. Kaczmarek Tripp Kelley Daniel Kufner Britta Larson Rolf H. and Linda Larson Randall Leaver Jason M. Longo and Hillary Krantz Doug McMorrow and Kevin Herndon Brian Minka Nell Minow Denise Montiel Frank Morreale and Carolyn Neuman Brian Mustanski and Jarret Thompson Robin Natzke Stephen Osada Mary K. O'Shaughnessy Ronald S. Perley and Jerome Spitz Marian F. Pritzker Kari Roehr Robert Romano Paul A. Ropski and James Karagianes Scott Harms Rose and Malcolm David Morris Robert Ruschmeier Victor W. Russell Steven W. Sabourin Brigitte Salchow Alan Sanchez Christopher Schram and Rem Cabrera Brooke Skinner Remigio C. Staana, Jr. Holly Stadler and Jill Schniepp Erin Stafford Lindsey Stewart Darwin J. Stith David Stone Katie Swing Todd Temperly Steven M. Throw Lonnie Unger and Laurie Hoffman Michael Valdez Shawn VanDerziel Terry Williamson and William J. Dunkley Ian M. Wilson Daffyd Zmeyr Community Circle | Basic ($24+) Klaus-Peter Adam Rick Aguilar and George Lynch Betty Akins Robert Alletto Richard Allman Ron Alsop Edwin Alvarez Todd Alwood Hyalker L. Amaral Sarah Anderson and Elizabeth Dale Jeffrey Anderson Pamela Andrews Greg Arendt Christine Armand Kimberly Ashbaugh Catherine Aubrecht Bryan Avis Maria Ayala Jesus Ayala Carol Bachelor Zayd Badwan Donald Baird John Balocki Elizabeth Bandolik Daniel Banjavic Marlon Barden Hope Barrett John Barsella Judith Barter Lindsey N. Bartgis and Timothy P. Cox, Jr. Venoncia M. Bate'-Ambrus Scott Beatty David Beeman Michael P. Bell Gigi Belser Randall J. Berd Craig Bergmann and Paul Klug Ana Binfa Jennifer Bisenius Richard B. Bloom and Brian Chavez Ryan Blum Alex Bonk Daniel Booz and Bryan Alderman Catherine Borovina Diane Botica Patrick Bova and James C. 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