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2016 Donor (Contribution Under $1000) 2016 Donor (contribution under $1000) Anonymous Richard Allen Hon. James Ardaiz Marjorie Aaron John Allgood J. David Arkell Henry Abelman Michael Almond Stephen Armstrong David Abeshouse Stephen Alpern John Arrastia George Abrahams Lee Kanon Alpert Robert Arrington Lawrence Abramczyk Richard Alsup Catharine Biggs Arrowood Robin Abramowitz Gary Altman Richard Asbill Roger Ian Abrams Ross Altman Hon. Anne Ashby Hal Abramson Joseph Alutto Linda Ashford David Acton Donald Alvarez Reid Ashinoff Frank Adams Hon. Federico Alvarez I.R. Renny Ashleman John Adams Kevin Amadio Keith A. Ashmus David Adcock Robert Ambrogi Nelson Atkins Linda Leuchter Addison Claude Ames James Atleson Marc Adelman Frederick Amrose Loretta Attardo Marcia Adelson Adrienne Anderson Nicole Nehama Auerbach Elliott Adler Alan Anderson Mark Augenblick James Adler Cindy Anderson Mary Austin Sara Adler David Anderson Richard Austin Cheryl Agris Eric Anderson Daniel Averbook Arocles Aguilar Hon. Carl West Anderson Jonathan Avery Richard Ahearn Jeffrey Anderson Gary Axon Jeffrey Aiken Karen Andres Walter Aye Shawn Aiken William Andrews Bruce Babbitt William Aiken Salvador Antonetti-Zequeira Robert Babcock Elizabeth Ainslie Luis Antonetti-Zequeira Stephen Bachman Gerald Aksen George Antrim, III Stephen Leonard Backus Brian Albert Ralph Anzivino Anna Bacon-Tinsley Lynne Albert Luis Marin Aponte Roberta Bahakel Mark Alcott Albert Appel Jonathan Bain Robert Alexander Jeffrey Appelbaum William Baker William Alexander, III Gordon Apple Paula Fisher Baldwin David Allen Hiro Aragaki Gerald Baldwin 1 Richard Bales Stephen Bennett Charles Bistany Chris Ball Brian Bennett John Bitner David Ball Bruce Bennett Patricia Thomas Bittel Joanne Barak Duane Bennett Barton Bixenstine Nasri Barakat Fred Gilbert Bennett David Black Paul Bardacke Steven Bennett Allen Blair Steven Barghols Paul Bent Hon. David Blair Susan Barilich Robert Bentley William Blancato Stacey Barnes Hon. 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