Robust and Moving Boldly Forward Is Perhaps the Best Way to Describe the Overall Fiscal Health of the Institution This Past Year

Finances Robust and moving boldly forward is perhaps the best way to describe the overall fiscal health of the institution this past year. Revenues exceeded budget by $1.2 million, thanks primarily to Memberships and Admissions, and helped in part by a modest increase in admission prices, coupled with a growth in the number of people who came for a visit and liked it so much they became members. In addition to contributions, nearly all categories of earned revenues exceeded budget at year’s end, including facility rentals and events, royalties, food services, filming, The Huntington Store, and plant sales. From a financial perspective, the big story of the year was the opening of the Steven S. Koblik Education and Visitor Center (EVC), an ambi- tious project paid for entirely from donor contributions. The complex of buildings and gardens created new operating costs, which included equipment maintenance, insurance, utility costs, and supplies. The facilities also required additional staff members in many divisions across the institution, including Botanical, Member- ship and Visitor Services, The Huntington Store, Facilities, and Special Events. A dramatic boost in sales at The Huntington Store led to increased purchases to stock the store with more inventory. Fortunately, The Huntington was able to offset these increased costs through the boost in attendance, as mentioned earlier, and from income earned from the new facilities. Other significant capital investments occurred during the year, including the construction of five new rooms in the Lois and Robert F. Erbu- ru Gallery of the Virginia Steele Scott Galler- ies of American Art, and technology investments throughout the institution, including migration to cloud-based storage. The Huntington’s restricted giving provides critical support to many programs. This year, The Huntington used $9.5 million in restricted funds to finance mission-critical activities, such

Yarrow, kangaroo paw, and other blooms add a burst of color to the Celebration Garden.

16 as the funding of lectures and fellowships, the • Mary Anne and Lary Mielke UNRESTRICTED GIVING acquisition of art and library materials, and • Toshie and Frank Mosher Almost one-third of The Huntington’s annual the hiring of staff to maintain the gardens. • Jud O. Roberts operating budget comes from unrestricted an- Each year, the list of special projects made pos- Steve Koblik’s retirement inspired several nual support, given largely through the Society sible by this funding grows to include new areas, major gifts made in his honor. One gift endowed of Fellows, Corporate Partners, and Membership. like the Huntington Ranch Garden as well as the position of Vice President for Financial Af- These gifts provide a stable source of operating school partnerships and special exhibitions. fairs and several provided endowed funds to capital, sustaining The Huntington’s mission, Business ingenuity and creativity continue to advance strategic education and communica- operations, and day-to-day programming. drive the work of the institution. Given the pow- tions activities. The total of these gifts exceeded The Society of Fellows provides the largest erful impact of the EVC and the ever-expanding $5.5 million. These donors include: single source of unrestricted annual giving. programmatic work underway, The Huntington Created in 1973 with 82 charter households, continues to reflect the extraordinary drive and • Dan Greenberg and Susan Steinhauser the Society of Fellows has grown to 597 house- passion of its staff and the desire to fulfill—in • Bill and Daryn Horton holds whose aggregate giving for the 2014–15 a multitude of ways—the institution’s mission. • Claudia Huntington and Marshall Miller fiscal year totaled $4.6 million. • June and Simon Li Fellows are an integral part of The Hunting- THE YEAR IN FUNDRAISING • Margot and Mitch Milias ton. Involved as docents, committee members, Giving at The Huntington totaled nearly $30.5 • Wendy Munger and Leonard Gumport Overseers, and Trustees, they make an essential million in fiscal year 2014–15. It was an excep- • Anne and Jim Rothenberg contribution to daily operations. Individually tional year for philanthropy—from the remark- • Terry and Dennis Stanfill and as a group, the Fellows are deeply invested able giving for the EVC to the focused efforts • James Ukropina in our mission, as evidenced by this year’s 92 that helped us tackle specific and timely pursuits, • Les and Nancy Waite percent renewal rate. such as training Pasadena school district teach- In addition, 34 families confirmed that they Each year, members of the Society of Fellows ers in inquiry-based learning, expanding our would make future gifts to The Huntington are invited to roughly 50 events. This includes capacity for digital communication, and bring- through their wills, trusts, retirement plan assets, the annual Huntington Ball, a beautiful gala ing our payroll system into the 21st century. life insurance policies, or through other planned celebration that this year raised more than The combined total giving from Membership, giving vehicles. We are deeply grateful to them $415,000. Hosted on Sept. 6, 2014, by Kerstin the Society of Fellows, Corporate Partners, the for their thoughtful and far-sighted generosity. and Steve Koblik, with former president Robert Huntington Ball, and other unrestricted giving A new donor wall for Huntington Succes- Allen Skotheim and his wife, Nadine, attending sources exceeded $11.4 million, providing strong sors was installed adjacent to The Rose Hills as honored guests, the Huntington Ball celebrated operating support. Unrestricted annual giving, Foundation Garden Court in the Education and 25 years of remarkable leadership. The nearly 500 including Membership, played an exception- Visitor Center. The list of over 500 donors hon- guests enjoyed cocktails on the south terrace of the ally important role. Membership now totals ors those whose cumulative giving to The Huntington Art Gallery and dinner on a special- almost 37,000 families and continues to grow. Huntington totals $100,000 or more, as well as ly built floor extending onto the east lawn. Estate This stable and increasing source of funds gives those who have reached subsequent milestones Catering provided delicious food, and Wayne the institution a measure of fiscal stability, allow- of $500,000, $1 million, $5 million, and $10 Foster Entertainment provided dance music. ing it to plan its programs for the year ahead. million. This year, 26 new names joined this Membership set a new record, with revenue Several donors deserve special mention for list and 11 moved up to higher levels of giving. totaling $4.4 million. The year ended with nearly their exceptional unrestricted support. These The Huntington held its second annual, 36,800 Member households. The upper levels donors made gifts in other areas but also “An Evening Among the Roses: A Celebration (Contributor through Benefactor) continued to showed financial leadership in providing an- of the LGBT Community at The Huntington.” see steady growth, totaling well beyond 11,000, nual support of $150,000 or more: The event was sold out, with more than 800 at- a 9 percent increase from last year. The range of • Scott Jordan tendees celebrating the important contributions premier opportunities offered to the upper levels • Charles T. Munger to The Huntington made by the lesbian, gay, continued to be a strong driver for this growth. • Anne and Jim Rothenberg bisexual, and transgender community. Wells Members’ events included a very popular two- • David and Joan Traitel Fargo again served as lead sponsor of the event; day “open house” for the new Steven S. Koblik additional support came from Los Angeles Education and Visitor Center. Feedback was This year, 47 new families joined the Society of Magazine; the David Bohnett Foundation; the unanimous: the new spaces were a hit. Member Fellows. Of the 597 Fellows families, 52 gener- Los Angeles LGBT Center; Uptown Gay and comments included, “Amazing,” “I’m so glad I’m ously made annual gifts of $25,000 or more— Lesbian Alliance; Margit Holakoui Florist; a Member,” “Beautiful views, everywhere you an increase of five families from last year: KPMG; The Langham Huntington in Pasade- look!,” and “I can’t wait to attend a concert in • Margaret F. Leong and and Michael P. Checca na; and the ONE Archives Foundation. the auditorium.” • Terri and Jerry Kohl

17 GIVING THANKS FOR THE NEW EDUCATION AND VISITOR CENTER Unrestricted giving from corporations and Gallery of the Virginia Steele Scott Galleries The new Steven S. Koblik Education and foundations provides critical support to education of American Art. Visitor Center will enhance the visitor programs. These unrestricted funds allow The ° Margot and Mitch Milias contributed $1 experience for generations to come. Huntington to test new models, seed programs, million through the Milias Foundation. In particular, we wish to thank Charles T. train teachers, and provide transportation and ° Lisa and Tim Sloan committed $1 million. Munger for his insight and remarkable free entry for children who could not otherwise ° Maribeth and Hal Borthwick donated generosity in making this project a reality. visit. We are grateful for the participation and $250,000. We also celebrate the following major loyal commitment of the following donors: • Jay and Deborah Last continued their support of the Library with gifts totaling almost supporters: • Gardner Grout Foundation—$75,000. $270,000 for acquisitions of the Jay T. Last The Ahmanson Foundation • Edison International—$50,000. collection of graphic arts and social history, Anonymous (3) • Wells Fargo—$50,000 to underwrite First and for staff salaries, benefits, and profes- June and Merle Banta and Thursdays and $25,000 for Corporate Partners. sional development. The Banta Family Foundation • Bank of America/Merrill Lynch—$30,000. • For institutional projects, Jay and Deborah Andy and Avery Barth • Anonymous—$25,000. Christine C. Benter in memory of Last donated a total of approximately • Milo W. Bekins Foundation—$15,000. George H. Benter Jr. $410,000 for assessing our digital capacity • The Langham Huntington Hotel, Pasade- Estate of Frances Lasker Brody and making future information technology na—$15,000. Susan and Stephen Chandler upgrades. Estate of Howard “Tucker” Fleming Jr. and • The Walt Disney Company—$10,000. • An anonymous donor contributed $515,000 Charles Williamson • MATT Construction—$10,000. to underwrite our communications and out- Heather and Paul Haaga • Molina Healthcare, Inc.—$10,000. Claudia Huntington and Marshall Miller reach activities. In addition, The Huntington received gifts from Terri and Jerry Kohl • Scott Jordan directed $200,000 through the Mona and Frank Mapel bequests and estates for general unrestricted Vanguard Charitable Endowment program Larry W. McFarland and M. Todd Williamson purposes. These include: to fund upgrades to the automated payroll Wendy Munger and Leonard Gumport • A bequest of in excess of $140,000 by the late systems. Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Dr. Patricia A. Lowry, a former Huntington • Continuing their steadfast support of the Stephen E. Rogers in memory of Janet Rogers reader. Japanese Garden, Toshie and Frank Mosher The Rose Hills Foundation contributed $180,000 for future programs Anne and Jim Rothenberg • A bequest of $30,000 from the late Mildred related to Japanese culture. Ted and Lori Samuels E. Rodstrom, who had served as an art and • Claudia Huntington and Marshall Miller H. Russell Smith, and Stewart R. Smith and general services volunteer. Robin A. Ferracone • A bequest of almost $11,000 from the late donated $50,000 to the President’s Discre- The H. Russell Smith Foundation William R. Boyle. tionary Fund. • Stephen E. Rogers made a gift of $35,000 to In addition, we deeply appreciate the support • A bequest of $10,000 from the estate of Mrs. underwrite the purchase of a new climate provided by: William H. Doheny. control monitoring system for Library exhi- Gwen and Guil Babcock RESTRICTED GIVING bition and storage spaces. Laurie P. Barlow The Berman Bloch Family Individuals Foundation, Corporate, and Government Judith and Stan Farrar • Three generous gifts completed the funding Support (grants of $10,000 or more) Mary Grace and Peter D. Kaufman for the Steven S. Koblik Education and Visi- • Three foundations provided significant grants MS Property Company tor Center: to fund renovations and additions to the Lois Dr. Louise Ritchie and Dr. Robert C. Ritchie ° $1 million from Avery and Andy Barth. Sally K. Wenzlau and Robert F. Erburu Gallery of the Virginia Their gift is recognized by the naming of Steele Scott Galleries of American Art: the Avery and Andy Barth Family Grove. ° The Ahmanson Foundation committed Casual visitors continue to be our primary ° Christine C. Benter committed $250,000 in $1 million. source for new memberships. Recruitment of new memory of her late husband. The George ° The Fletcher Jones Foundation contribut- Member households totaled more than 9,000, H. Benter Jr. Family Garden is located at ed $1 million. almost three-quarters of which were from on- the northwest corner of the Frances and ° The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation site sales. The visitor-to-Member conversion rate Sidney Brody California Garden. pledged $375,000. ended the year with a strong 2.5 percent average. ° Stephen and Susan Chandler contributed • The Whittier Trust—four $50,000 grants This achievement is due to the extraordinary $200,000. from the Confidence Foundation, Mericos efforts of our Visitor Services and Membership • Three significant gifts helped fund the ex- Foundation, WWW Foundation, and the L. Services staff. pansion of the Lois and Robert F. Erburu

18 K. Whittier Foundation to catalog and con- • Getty Foundation—$30,000 to support a duct an oral history of California’s Whittier matching gift from James F. Rothenberg. family, for a total of $200,000. • Bank of America/Merrill Lynch—$25,000 • National Historical Publications and Records to sponsor the 2015 Mid-Autumn Moon Commission of the National Archives Celebration. —$108,000 for “Decoding the Civil War,” a • Boone Foundation—$25,000 to train Pasadena crowdsourcing project to engage the public Unified School District teachers in inquiry- in deciphering Civil War telegrams. based learning methods. • Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Founda- • Joseph Drown Foundation—$25,000 to sup- tion—$85,000 for the publication Japan: A port the Los Angeles Service Academy. Reverence for Beauty. • MacTon Foundation—$25,000 to digitize • Los Angeles County—$55,000 to support photography collections. cataloging collections management. • Tsan Tsung Memorial Foundation—$25,000 • The Ahmanson Foundation—$50,000 for for the Chinese Garden Phase II. Library acquisitions. • Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation— • Capital Group Companies—$50,000 to sup- $20,000 to support the Calder Sculpture Fund. port the Youth and Family Continuing Edu- • Paul Hastings LLP—$20,000 to underwrite cation and Corporate Partners. the Y. C. Hong family archive and exhibition. • Edison International—$50,000 to support • Sky Vision Insurance Agency—$20,000 to Corporate Partners, Huntington Ball, and support the Mid-Autumn Moon Celebration teacher training through the program “Cali- and Chinese Garden special projects. fornia’s Place in American History.” • Rachel Carson Center—$19,000 to support a • California Institute of Technology—$50,000 fellowship at the Rachel Carson Center for from the Barbara Thom Trust to support sti- Environment and Society. pends for Huntington/Caltech fellows. • New Century BMW—$15,000 to support • Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. Foundation—$50,000 Chinese Garden special projects. for communications and outreach activities. • Terra Foundation for the Arts—$15,000 in • Chapman Hanson Foundation—$50,000 for support of the “Copying from the Masters” “Decoding the Civil War.” program in connection with the exhibition • Otis Booth Foundation—$50,000 to support “Samuel F. B. Morse’s Gallery of the Louvre the Ranch Garden. and the Art of Invention.” • The Frederick Hammersley Foundation— • Desert Community Foundation—$15,000 $44,000 for an upcoming exhibit. for the Biodiversity Rescue Fund, at the sug- • Greenberg Foundation—$43,000 to support gestion of Anne Crotty. Huntington President Steve Koblik (middle) chaired this year’s Blue Boy & Co: European Art at The Huntington. • Weingart Foundation—$24,000 to match Huntington Ball along with his wife, Kerstin (left). Former Hun- tington President Robert Skotheim (right), and his wife, Na- • E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Founda- gifts from Monica Lozano and the Rockefell- dine (seated), were honored guests. tion—$40,000 to support Phase II of the er Foundation to catalog Spanish-language Chinese Garden. printed materials, and $10,000 for the Presi- • California Community Foundation—$10,000 • George and Marcia Good Family Founda- dent’s Discretionary Fund. at the direction of the Pfaffinger Foundation, tion—$35,000 to underwrite the exhibition • Rockefeller Foundation—$12,000 to match in memory of Robert F. Erburu. “The Artist’s Garden: American Impression- gifts from Monica Lozano and the Weingart • HSBC—$10,000 for support of educational ism and the Garden Movement, 1887–1920.” Foundation to catalog Spanish-language programs. • Dan Murphy Foundation—$35,000 for bus printed materials. • Christopher Isherwood Foundation—$10,000 transportation to serve educational programs. • California Community Foundation— to support the Christopher Isherwood Foun- • John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes $11,000, at the direction of the George A. V. dation Fellowship. Foundation—$42,000 to catalog the Ernest Dunning Fund, to support Huntington Art • J. W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation— Marquez Collection and support the Hun- Gallery operations. $10,000 for bus transportation to serve edu- tington/USC Institute for California and the • Paul Mellon Centre—approximately $10,000 cational programs. West summer institute for California’s Place to support the publication Facing the Text. • Los Angeles Railroad Heritage Foundation— in American History. • Airstream Los Angeles—$10,000 for Chi- $10,000 toward cataloging the Ernest Mar- • Francis Bacon Foundation—$30,000 to sup- nese Garden special projects. quez Collection. port Bacon Research Fellows. • American Council of Learned Societies— • Edward A. and Ai O. Shay Family Founda- $10,000 to support the Burkhardt Fellowship. tion—$10,000 for educational programs.

19 ENDOWMENT PLANNED GIVING: GIFTS FOR THE • Anne and Jim Rothenberg endowed the posi- FUTURE tion of The Huntington’s Vice President for • Robert Essick, Huntington Overseer Emeritus, Financial Affairs with a pledge of $3 million. established a $300,000 charitable gift annui- • Mario and Therese Molina donated in excess ty, his fifth at The Huntington, to support of $1 million to establish the Molina Fellow- general operations. ship in the History of Medicine and Allied • An anonymous couple made an additional Sciences. contribution of $115,000 to their charitable • $1.2 million from the Estate of Loran and remainder trust, which will provide unre- Eva Whitelock, including $1 million for The stricted support. Loran and Eva Whitelock Endowment for • James Greaves established a more than Cycad Cultivation, Conservation, and Re- $41,000 charitable gift annuity, to be added search, and $200,000 for the care of the White- to the American Viewing Stone Resource lock cycad collection. Center Endowment, which supports the ac- • $815,000 from the estate of Elise Mudd Mar- quisition, management, and preservation of a vin, which was added to the Elise Mudd viewing stone collection. Marvin Fund for Institutional Support. • Through their estates, the late Huntington readers Doyce B. Nunis Jr. and Ernest P. THE CHINESE GARDEN Mauk Jr. made a gift of $725,000, which es- Generous donors gave a total of $1.5 million tablished two endowed funds: to support Phase II construction of the Chinese Garden. To date, we have raised ° The E. Peter Mauk Jr./Doyce B. Nunis Jr. roughly $14 million of the $22 million needed Research Fund, for research fellowships to to complete Phase II. Most significantly, The scholars working in the fields of American Huntington received a $1 million gift from history and/or American drama. Wan-go Weng, in memory of Virginia Dzung ° The E. Peter Mauk Jr./Doyce B. Nunis Jr. Weng. Mr. Weng’s calligraphy graces the Library Fund for the purchase of books, entrance on the doorway plaque that bears manuscripts, and research materials related the name of Liu Fang Yuan 流芳園 itself. to American history and American drama, Four major structures remain to be built to as well as for the cataloguing of papers do- complete the garden. These are the Flowery nated by Doyce B. Nunis Jr. Brush Studio art gallery, Verdant Microcosm • The estate of Donald Duke made an addi- (including a penjing garden), Garden of Falling tional distribution of $250,000 for the pres- Petals, and Star-Gazing Tower, the last of ervation, cataloging, and housing of the which will sit atop the western hilltop ridge of Donald Duke Railroad Collection. the garden, affording a view of Mount Wilson Observatory in the distance. • The Robert and Adelaide May Zimmerman Memorial Fund made quarterly distribu- The year was punctuated by special events tions, $42,500 in total, toward the endow- and celebrations that showcased Liu Fang ment to support general operations. Yuan as a wonderful backdrop for Chinese • The I. N. and Susanna H. Van Nuys Founda- cultural and educational programs. In October, The Huntington hosted its fourth tion made ongoing endowment distributions Artists from Guangdong Province, China, helped to cele- Mid-Autumn Moon Celebration, which of more than $20,000 in support of the brate the Lunar New Year with demonstrations of ancient attracted about 1,200 Premier-level Members crafts, including paper cutting, jewelry making, and em- Schweppe Library Fund for the acquisition of and Chinese Garden donors who enjoyed broidery (seen here). books, manuscripts, and art. Chinese and other Asian foods, beverages, • The estate of Evelyn Zillgitt made a final dis- and performances under the light of the tribution of $18,000, which was added to the harvest moon. New corporate sponsors—including New Century BMW/Airstream Los Zillgitt Bonsai Court Maintenance Fund. Angeles—joined returning sponsor Merrill Lynch/Bank of America. • Marty and Bruce Coffey continued their In the spring, we partnered with the Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China to annual support of $12,500 for a research fel- welcome performers from Guangdong Province for The Huntington’s Chinese New Year lowship in their name via their charitable cultural celebrations, sponsored by East West Bank. lead trust.

20 THE HUNTINGTON SUCCESSORS Donors are recognized when their cumulative gifts exceed $100,000, as well as when their total giving reaches $500,000, $1 million, $5 million, and $10 million. This year’s list includes more than 500 Successors—comprised of individuals, foundations, corporations, and government agencies—who have given more than $800 million in cash gifts, grants, bequests, and gifts to the collections. This year’s list of Successors celebrates cumulative contributions as of Dec. 31, 2014, as Successors’ gifts are based on the calendar year.

NEW SUCCESSORS The Virginia Steele Scott Foundation Mr. George A. V. Dunning and H. Russell Smith Foundation Anonymous Estate of Robert Shapazian Mr. Robert M. Marino Mr. Stewart Smith and Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation Geneva and Charles Thornton Frances Crandall Dyke Ms. Robin A. Ferracone Dr. and Mrs. George Byrne East West Bank Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Stanford In memory of Dr. Wen-Hua Chang: CUMULATIVE GIVING TOTALING Edison International The Starr Foundation C . Joseph and Shwu-Nuo H. Chang, MORE THAN $5 MILLION Mr. and Mrs. Roger Engemann Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sturgeon Dr. Frederick Chang, Patrick Chang Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Erburu Mr. and Mrs. Philip V. Swan Confidence Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanton Avery Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Farrar Mr. and Mrs. L. Sherman Telleen Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Cotton Gwen and Guil Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fish Barbara Thom William R. Current Estate Estate of Mrs. Harry A. Batten Estate of Howard “Tucker” Fleming Jr. and The Times Mirror Foundation Dedeaux Family/Dart Entities Dr. and Mrs. Peter S. Bing Charles H. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Tollenaere Jonathan and Karin Fielding Lloyd and Margit Cotsen Sam Francis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David T. Traitel Frederick Hammersley Foundation Dr. Robert Essick Estate of Mary Isabel Fry Leslie A. and Nancy J. Waite The Christopher Isherwood Foundation The Essick Foundation Inc. Victor Gail and Tom Oxford The H. R. Wang Family Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Johnson Jr. Friends of The Huntington J. Paul Getty Trust Wells Fargo Harvey and Ellen Knell Heather and Paul Haaga Mildred Browning Green Wan-go and Virginia Weng The Li Family: Hailin, Xiaoyan, Xiang, Han, The Fletcher Jones Foundation The John Randolph Haynes and Estate of Eva and Loran Whitelock and Irwin W. M. Keck Foundation Dora Haynes Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Williamson Estate of Dr. Patricia Ann Lowry Hannah and Russel Kully Estate of George W. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brooks Williamson Dr. and Mrs. J. Mario Molina The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mary B. Taylor Hunt The Beth and Wilbur Woo Mr. and Mrs. J. Leland Mothershead III Bradford M. and Christine J. Mishler Claudia P. Huntington and Marshall Miller Family Foundation Mr. David Netto Michael Monroe and Deane Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wycoff Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Pretty National Endowment for the Humanities The James Irvine Foundation Gene and Billie Yeager Eileen White Read and Charles C. Read The Kenneth T. and Estate of Patricia Geary Johnson Robert Zimmerman and Adelaide May David and Kathleen Rips Eileen L. Norris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Earle M. Jorgensen Zimmerman Memorial Fund Carole Shammas and Darryl Holter The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Margery and Maurice Katz Trader Joe’s Company Loren and Frances Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Kaufman CUMULATIVE GIVING OF $500,000 TO Mary and Michael Veselich Weingart Foundation John Haskell Kemble $999,999 Dr. and Mrs. Jack Waltman Kennedy Galleries, Inc. Anonymous Estate of Eva and Loran Whitelock CUMULATIVE GIVING OF $1 MILLION Cynthia Lasker Avery-Tsui Foundation The Zhang Family: Simon, Claire, Tiffany, TO $5 MILLION June and Simon K. C. Li Don Bachardy and Maggie Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Albaugh Los Angeles Times Elizabeth Hay Bechtel The Annenberg Foundation Mona and Frank Mapel Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Beckham Jr. SUCCESSORS ASCENDING TO Anonymous (3) Mr. Steve Martin Anne Bradulov HIGHER LEVELS ARCO Foundation Elise Mudd Marvin Trust Linda Lee Bukowski Mrs. William W. Escherich Associated Foundations Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. McCormick Jonathan D. Bulkley Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fish The Francis Bacon Foundation Margaret McKenzie Estate of Octavia E. Butler Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler June and Merle Banta Mr. and Mrs. Edwards H. Metcalf Mrs. William B. Coberly Jr. Jennie Kiang Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker Margot and Mitch Milias Marty and Bruce Coffey Mona and Frank Mapel Olin and Ann Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Mohr Miss Anne Lloyd Crotty Mary and Malcolm McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Barth Dr. and Mrs. J. Mario Molina Rosario Curletti Margot and Mitch Milias The H. N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation Nancy Cook Moll Mr. and Mrs. Trent R. Dames Jeremy M. Norman Julia B. Bodman Mong Family Trust Mr. Kelvin L. Davis Ronus Foundation Dorothy Collins Brown Mrs. Melvin S. Morse Sandra and Bram Dijkstra Leslie A. and Nancy J. Waite Dr. and Mrs. George Byrne Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moseley Dana and David Dornsife Wan-go and Virginia Weng California State Library Frank and Toshie Mosher Mrs. William W. Escherich Capital Group Companies, Inc. Peter W. and Merle Mullin Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Farfel CUMULATIVE GIVING TOTALING Susan and Stephen Chandler Ms. Wendy Munger and Dr. James J. and Sue Femino MORE THAN $10 MILLION The Cheng Family Foundation Mr. Leonard L. Gumport Gloria Gartz The Ahmanson Foundation Andrew and Peggy Cherng and The National Science Foundation Mr. W. K. Glikbarg MaryLou and George Boone the Panda Restaurant Group Mr. Wallace Libby Neff Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Goldsmith Frances Lasker Brody The Christensen Fund Douglas and Elizabeth Nickerson Lester and Wilma Harrell Burndy Library Marilyn and Don Conlan Mr. and Mrs. J. Randolph Richards The Hearst Foundations Estate of Patricia D. Cassat Paul and Kay Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Rogers Mr. William H. Helfand Dibner Institute/Dibner Fund Mrs. Homer D. Crotty Ronus Foundation Estate of Elwood “Dutch” and Deborah and Jay Last Judith and Bryant Danner The Seaver Institute Marion L. Holland Nancy and Charles Munger Estate of Elizabeth and Daniel Donno William and Mary Jeannette Selwyn Mr. and Mrs. Ming Hsieh Mr. Peter A. Paanakker Mr. Donald Duke Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shannon Jr. Mr. Huang Nubo and the Zhongkun Group The Rose Hills Foundation Estate of Dorothy Dumke Elliott and Judy Yin Shih and Joel Axelrod Estate of Grace Hubble Anne and Jim Rothenberg Glenn Dumke Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Smith Institute of Museum and Library Services

21 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Jagels Sr. John Boland Harriet Doerr Barbara and William Hyland J. W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation The Otis Booth Foundation Mrs. Edward L. Doheny IBM Estate of Mr. William G. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. William H. Borthwick Betty and Brack Duker The Christopher Isherwood Foundation Estate of Sandra Jones The James G. Boswell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James K. Dunton Wilbur R. Jacobs Family Scott Jordan The Braun Foundation The Durfee Foundation Elizabeth Bixby Janeway Foundation Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Mrs. Ulric Bannister Bray The Honorable Edmund D. Edelman The Janin Family Jennie Kiang Lynn and Douglas Brengel Gail and Jim Ellis Eva, Michael, Aaron, Morgan and Nathan Jen Mr. and Mrs. P. James Kirby Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bryant Karen and Eric Ende Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Johnson Jr. Harry Bronson & Edith R. Knapp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Erskine Mrs. J. Stanley Johnson The Kresge Foundation Mr. Warren E. Buffett Mahlon Everhart Jr. Roger and Tony Johnston Constance Lodge Dr. and Mrs. James C. Caillouette Alix B. Fargo Drs. Thomas and Louise Jones Mr. Peter E. Marble Estate of Phillip and Mary E. Caldwell Farmers Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Kadison Mary and Malcolm McDuffie Dr. and Mrs. Richard Call Mr. and Mrs. Max Farrand The Kaul Foundation Giles W. & Elise G. Mead Foundation Mrs. Elanne C. Callahan Blaine and Lynda Fetter Martha Hall Kilroe Diane and Trevor Morris Capital Research & Management, Alisa M. Fickewirth and John M. Fickewirth Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Munro Jonathan B. Lovelace Jonathan and Karin Fielding Harvey and Ellen Knell Dan Murphy Foundation Patricia Barry Carbonell Mr. Michael H. Finnell Kerstin and Steven Koblik National Endowment for the Arts Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc. First Interstate Bank of California Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kohl David and Suki Nax George and Patricia Cassat Ms. Beverly Erickson Fitzgerald Diana Korzenik Jeremy M. Norman Dr. Arthur B. Cecil and The Margaret and Thomas Fleming Family Samuel H. Kress Foundation Estate of Dr. Doyce B. Nunis Jr. and Mrs. Henrietta Smith Cecil Estate of Mr. French R. Fogle Sze-Ern and Margaret Kuo Dr. Ernest P. Mauk Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg Chan The Forest Lawn Foundation Ms. Carolyne T. Lacy and Mr. Julian Schwab Paul Hastings LLP Chandis Securities Company Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Fowler Lampadia Foundation Ted and Lori Samuels Milton and Rosalind Chang Ms. Angela Fu, Christopher Lam, and The Langham Huntington Hotel, Pasadena San Marino League In memory of Dr. Wen-Hua Chang: Mathew Lam Walter Lantz Foundation Linda and John Seiter C . Joseph and Shwu-Nuo H. Chang, Fundación Ramón Areces Estate of Mrs. Frederick G. Larkin Lisa and Tim Sloan Dr. Frederick Chang, Patrick Chang Mr. and Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Larson Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Smith Arnold and Lorraine Chanin The Gas Company, a Sempra Energy Utility David and Ellen Lee Mr. and Mrs. William French Smith Chapman Hanson Foundation The Gilder Lehrman Institute of The Henry L. Lee Jr. Family Mr. Harold C. Snyder and Mr. William Kleese Margaret F. Leong and Michael P. Checca American History Michael, Michelle, and Rachel Lee Lois F. Spaulding Fred Y. and Sarah W. Chen Mrs. Constance Glenn Dr. Oscar and Trudy Lemer Barbara and William Steele Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kum-Nin Cheng Golden State Bonsai Federation Roger Levenson I. N. and Susanna H. Van Nuys Foundation Chevron USA Inc. George C. and Marcia Good The Li Family: Hailin, Xiaoyan, Xiang, Han, Ruth C. Von Platen China Shipping (Group) Company Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Goodan and Irwin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wenzlau Thomas Chu-Tsen Chiu, M.D., and Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Grant Mr. and Mrs. John R. Light The Zhang Family: Sophia, Jeffrey, Caren, Mrs. Sue Chiu Dorothy Green The Lin Family: William, Lucy, Stephanie, and Johnny Christie’s Gardner Grout Foundation and Dennis Mrs. Evelyn Ruth Zillgitt Leo and Ivy Chu James Hague and Family Ethan and Joanne Lipsig City National Bank The Hon. Kenneth H. Hahn The Ralph B. Lloyd Foundation CUMULATIVE GIVING OF $100,000 TO Confidence Foundation The Hon. Cynthia H. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Logan $499,999 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Congdon Kelsey Browne Hall Charmian Kittredge London Dr. and Mrs. George Abdo Michael J. Connell Foundation Ruth Rowland Hall Los Angeles Times Family Fund Mr. Ashwin and Dr. Sushma Adarkar Joseph and Robert Cornell Frederick Hammersley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Lovelace Air China Memorial Foundation Prof. Paul H. Hardacre Estate of Dr. Patricia Ann Lowry Dr. and Mrs. David Alexander COSCO – China Ocean Shipping Col. Warren and Lois Hartman Henry Luce Foundation Ameron (Group) Company Margaret and Will Hearst Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macfarland Anonymous (6) Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Heartfield MacTon Foundation Michael D. Antonovich/Los Angeles County Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Coulombe Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Hecht Randell L. Makinson Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation Norma and Gary Cowles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henigson Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Malouf Avery Dennison Corporation Margaret Cressaty Mr. and Mrs. Warner W. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Marlow V. Marrs R. Stanton Avery Foundation Ida Hull Lloyd Crotty Foundation Dr. and Mrs. H. Herscher and Family Otis “Dock” Marston Sidney and Diana Avery William R. Current Estate The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Al Martinez BP Mr. and Mrs. Austin T. Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Higgins Edward A. Mayers R. C. Baker Foundation Jeff Danziger Boyd and Mary Kay Hight McCormick Tribune Foundation The Bank of America Foundation Robert Jensen Dau Estate of Dorothy and Kenneth Hill Mr. and Mrs. T. M. McDaniel Jr. Estate of Marion M. Bateman Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Hillinger Family Trust Mr. Larry W. McFarland and Elizabeth and Stephen Bechtel Jr. Foundation Ms. Nancy Davis Historical Society of Southern California Mr. M. Todd Williamson Dr. and Mrs. Arnold O. Beckman Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Davis David Hockney The Steven and Kelly McLeod Milo W. Bekins Foundation Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation Ms. Karen A. Hoffman and Family Foundation Chris and George Benter Susan M. Davis Mr. James Edward Hoffman Giles W. Mead Jr. Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation Robert A. Day and Milton C. Malkin Hunt and Janet Holladay Mrs. Elizabeth Medearis Binder Foundation Dedeaux Family/Dart Entities The Hong Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon John A. and Elva A. Bishop and Family The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation HSBC Debby and Lary Mielke Mr. Alan J. Bloch and Ms. Nancy M. Berman Estate of Virginia M. De Nubila Chang-Huan (C. H.), Haily Hsueh, and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Miller Fred and Diane Blum Lois and Bill Derry Marian Prentice Huntington Schinske, Mr. and Mrs. O’Malley M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. David A. Blume Mark and Rachel Dibner – The Argus Fund E lizabeth Gompertz Huntington, Julie Mr. and Mrs. Herschel K. Mitchell BNY/Mellon Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dickason Bates Huntington de Polo – John Molina Healthcare Inc. The Boeing Company Mary W. T. Dickinson Brockway Huntington Foundation J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated Mary Jane Boggs The Walt Disney Company Bill and Becky Hwang Marlis Haas Moser

22 Mr. George E. Moss Sr. Jane and Kris Popovich Mr. and Mrs. Donald Slager Mary and Michael Veselich Roscoe Moss Company Mrs. Joan Singleton Prestine Estate of Helen Drake Smetz Abigail von Schlegell Mr. and Mrs. J. Leland Mothershead III Estate of Jean F. Preston The Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust Ms. Bettie E. Wagner Mrs. Linda Lo and Dr. Carl Moy, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Pretty Nancy and Dick Spelke Mr. Albert Wahrhaftig United Chinese Television PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Louise de Bevers Spetnagel Dr. and Mrs. Jack Waltman Estate of Drs. Estella K. and Karol J. Mysels Principal Financial Group Harry and Cookie Spiro Dr. Robert Wark Dr. Earl F. Nation Florence M. Quinn Spring Street Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Neithart Eileen White Read and Charles C. Read Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spurgeon Msgr. Francis J. Weber Nestle USA Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn P. Reitnouer Michael St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weinberg Jr. Mr. David Netto Erika and Ken Riley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stanfill Estate of Elizabeth Kite Weissgerber Norman J. Neuerburg David and Kathleen Rips Harry and Grace Steele Foundation Mr. J. Patrick Whaley and Ms. Lynda Jenner Henry Mayo Newhall Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jud O. Roberts Susan Steinhauser and Daniel Greenberg White & Case LLP Newhall Land & Farming Company Robinsons-May Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Ian L. White-Thomson Estate of Frank Q. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Roe Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stolaroff Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Whiting Northern Trust Bank Carol and Steve Rountree The Strugar Family Foundation Lily Y. Wong Northrop Grumman Corporation Gary, Brenda, and Harrison Ruttenberg Mei-Chu Hsu Sun Richard and Bobbie Woo Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Olson Santa Anita Foundation Mr. Philip A. Swan Sara Bard Field Wood Family Eugenie Omberg Estate of Kendrick A. Schlatter Louise and Barry Taper Dr. Peter Ping-Yuan Wu and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Onderdonk Dr. and Mrs. Warren G. Schlinger Terra Foundation for the Arts Mrs. Chong Hong Wu Ms. Mary Elizabeth Crotty O’Reilly Dr. John A. Schutz Betsy and Joe Terrazas Mr. Ping Chih Wu and Mrs. Norma S. Wu Ms. Joy K. Otte Scudder Charitable Foundation The Tewasart Family J. Yang and Family Foundation The David and Lucile Packard Foundation The Hon. and Mrs. R. Carlton Seaver Texaco Inc. Tony and Josephine Yeh George Charles Page Security Pacific Foundation Tiffany & Co. Mr. Hubert Yen and Ms. Teresa Yen Mr. and Mrs. James R. Page Melvin R. Seiden and Janine Luke Martha and Leroy Tolles Kwang-I and Ellen Yu Richard Palmer Millie Louise Settle Trader Joe’s Company Marcia and Donald Yust Donald L. Parker Carole Shammas and Darryl Holter Mr. Donald M. Treiman The Zhang Family: Simon, Claire, Tiffany, Pasadena Area Residential Aid Irving Shepard Frederick Jackson Turner Family and Maggie Gen. George S. Patton Jr. Family The Shorb Family Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ukropina Dr. Cecile Zinberg Carol B. Pearson Dorothy L. Shubin and Gregory A. Pieschala Union Bank of California Mr. and Mrs. Curt J. Zoller Constance M. Perkins Ms. R. Gabriele S. Silten Unocal Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Perry Jr. Mr. John R. Singleton U.S. Department of Education Peggy Phelps L. J. & Mary C. Skaggs Foundation ValleyCrest Landscape Companies

CHINESE GARDEN DONORS Generous donors continued to fund special events and programs; establish endowments for education, operations, and maintenance; and support the construction of Phase II of the Garden of Flowing Fragrance.

Sara and George Abdo Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Foster Mr. Brian D. Phillips and Ms. Hsiang-Rong Yang Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Alschuler Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ham Sr. Phillip T. Pi Daniel and Toby Bernstein The He Family: Stephen, Hong, and Annette Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Robertson Ms. Claudia G. Brown P. Emmy Hernandez, J.D. Mr. Irving Rosenbluth and E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Nowland C. Hong Mrs. Hilde Shubin Rosenbluth In loving memory of David Tong Chan: Ms. Lucia Hsieh Mr. Otto A. Rotach T he Catherine K. Chan Family: Ada, Henry and Myriam Hu Ms. Virginia Shoda Berda, Chris, Baldwin, and Wanda Chan, Ms. Kathleen E. Jolly Ms. Betty Shon and Families Jennie Kiang and HYI Yee-Jen and Alice Shuai The Chang Family: Hollis, Linda, Blair, Carrie Kolb Foundation Christina Singleton and and Brent Korean Cultural Center Celene Qingyun Mednick Mr. Henry Chang Ms. Emily Kwan Ernie So and Family In memory of Dr. Wen-Hua Chang: David and Ellen Lee and the Lee Family Ms. Sarah Soifer In Chinese tradition, a full moon symbolizes C . Joseph and Shwu-Nuo H. Chang, Eric, Suzie, Isaac, and Terrence Lee In memory of parents Pang Kwok Sui and reunion and togetherness. Huntington Mem- Dr. Frederick Chang, Patrick Chang Dr. Edward K. and Ginny O. Lew W ong Sui Fong and Profs. Charles bers and friends gathered in the Garden of Margaret F. Leong and Michael P. Checca Ms. Cynthia Li (Tom) Sawyer, Ph.D., Donald C. Flowing Fragrance to enjoy the annual Mid- Mr. Hunter Chen Hsin-Lee Lin and Ling-Huei T. Lin Johnson, Ph.D., and E. B. Brown, Ph.D.; Autumn Moon Celebration. Mr. Larry and Mrs. Ying Chen Ethan and Joanne Lipsig Chung Ning Pang, M.D., Katie R. Pang, Minnie and Hon-Pong Cheng Mr. Ping S. Lit and Mrs. Wai Ching Lit M.D., and Winnie K. Pang, M.D. Barbara and Kenneth Warner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Cheng Fong Liu Dr. Hwei-Chih Cheng Sun, Dr. and Mrs. Wan-go and Virginia Weng China Society of Southern California Marlynn Ma R ichard Sun, Dr. and Mrs. George Sun, The Wilbur and Beth Woo Mr. and Mrs. John Chou Bob and Lana Mcdonell Dr. Christina Sun Family Foundation The William and Jeanette Chow Family: Helen McGregor Mr. Paul T. Sze and Mrs. Margaret Y. Sze Sophia Su-hwei Yen J oyce, Wilson, Jessica, Jacqueline Fong Edward and Gisela Moriarty Robert W. Tam and Julie Wong Tam In loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. James Yu, and Wyatt Fong De Chow In loving memory of our beloved mother/ In memory of Har T. Tong: Sig, Rainbow, K . Yin: The Timothy Liu Family In memory of Joseph F. and g randmother, Mrs. Suk-Fong Chan Mui: Adrienne, and Andrew Tong Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Young Roberta A. Dammer Mrs. Lai-Wah Mui Chen, Dr. Peter W. Tsan Tsung Memorial Foundation— Chi and Rosa Zee Mr. and Mrs. William Firchau Chen, Dr. Ophelia M. Chen, Dr. Audrey Jack and Grace Hou Zee Family Foundation Edwin and Paula Fong Biggers, Matthew, M. Chen, and Dr. Kevin G. Chan Ms. Karen Tseng The Zhang Family: Simon, Claire, Tiffany, and Jade Fong Mei-Lee Ney Eddie and Betty Wang and Maggie

23 THE ARABELLA AND HENRY HUNTINGTON HERITAGE SOCIETY The Heritage Society honors those who have made a commitment to the future of The Huntington by including the institution in their estate plans, whether through charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, promised gifts of collections, or other planned gifts.

William and Gisela Adams Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cheng David T. Leary Mrs. William Sidenfaden Dr. Catherine Allgor and Dr. Andrew S. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy E. Christensen Mr. Jeffrey Lewis Tim K. Siu, M.D., and Annie C. Siu, D.D.S. Brenda and David Anderson Bill and Jodi Clark Lisa Doreen Lipton Lisa and Tim Sloan Cecile M. Archibald Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Warren Loomis Linda L. Smith Richards Barger Marty and Bruce Coffey Richard G. Lottridge Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Olin Barrett Diana and Robert Coleman Cris and Walt Lutz Harold C. Snyder and William Kleese Mary Lillie Florence Bassel Dorothy Crowder Mr. Joseph Malletta Ms. Alison D. Sowden Dr. Lowell John Bean Saralyn R. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Mann Peggy Spear Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckham Nancy Davis Ms. Beverly C. Marksbury Mr. and Mrs. Chester Specht Rosey Bell Mrs. Richard D. Davis * Mr. Ralph Allen Massey Dennis Stanfill Shirley Birosik Mrs. Ruby Davis Claire Huntington McCloud Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Stanford Mrs. George N. Boone Ms. Susan M. Davis Ms. Nancy McCurley Mrs. William Steele Dr. Beverly Boyd Ms. Cristine Marie Del Amo Mrs. Malcolm McDuffie Robert H. Stiefel Christy Snyder Bradley Mrs. William D. Derry Lauren McFarlan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sturgeon Mr. Richard M. Bressler Barbara L. Donagan Iris L. McKinley Sandra Ann Suycott Sandra J. Brodie Jim and Fernanda Dorsey Carolyn L. Miller Mr. Philip V. Swan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brunkala Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dundas II John D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. L. Sherman Telleen Mrs. William C. Bryant Ms. Tooey Durning Ms. Linda G. Moore Mary H. Tollenaere William Eagleton Gisela Moriarty Mrs. E. Leroy Tolles Frank W. Ellis Ms. Andrea Morseburg Martha Doerr Toppin Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Engs III Suzy Moser Eleanor Hunt Tucker Mrs. William W. Escherich Frank Mosher and Toshie Mosher Mr. and Mrs. David G. Turner Dr. Robert N. Essick Mr. George E. Moss Sr. Samuel J. Uretsky and Barbara L. Resnick Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Farfel Kathleen Mulligan Ms. Kimberley Valentine Judith Fong Peter Mullin Huibert W. Venema John and Sandi Fox Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Nafie Dr. and Mrs. Jack Waltman Mr. and Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mrs. David Nax Mr. Ronald E. Wardwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gallucci Mrs. Mei-Lee Ney Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Warren Floyd E. Garner Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt C. Nugent Msgr. Francis J. Weber Anita and Tony Garnier Dr. Paul Orth Mr. and Mrs. Ian Whitcomb Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Goldsmith Jean B. Osher Mrs. Edward Whittington Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Grant Jr. Mr. Martin Page Mr. Donald C. Whitton David and Cathy Grimes Mr. Courtland Palmer Mrs. J. Clifford Willcox Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gurley Jane Palmer Joseph A. Wittreich Heather and Paul Haaga Nan Rae and Charles Parker Brian L. Woods Mr. and Mrs. William W. Haefliger Mrs. George E. Parsons Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wycoff Harald R. Hahn George C. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Duke Yamashita Niklas L. Hallberg and Suzanne Kyro Mr. and Mrs. John Payzant Mrs. E. Eugene Yeager Mr. Mark S. Harmsen Kristy and James Peters Dr. Cecile Zinberg Col. Warren and Lois Hartman Peggy Phelps Linda D. Zinn P. Haycock Dr. George H. Phillips Joan Henderson Judith Sterling Plunkett * Deceased during 2014–15 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henigson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Privett Judith Herman Juliette Bonynge Quinn and John H. Quinn Mr. Ernest Hetherington Trudy L. Ralph Caryl C. Hinckley Ms. Valarie A. Reinl Susan H. and David L. Hirsch III Mrs. J. Randolph Richards Mr. John Chandler Hoffman Dr. Louise Ritchie and Dr. Robert C. Ritchie Tania and Eric Idle Mr. and Mrs. Jud O. Roberts Ms. Judith L. Jacobus Ms. Sue Rogowski Ms. Debra J. Jigamian Dr. Andrew Rolle Ms. Carol Jones Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rozenek Ms. Valerie E. Lyons and Mr. Jay Judson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Schlosberg A perch on the south terrace of the Huntington Carita Kadison Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Schow Art Gallery makes a perfect spot for reading. Dr. Stephen A. Kanter Marcia and Paul Secord Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Katz William and Mary-Jeannette Selwyn Ms. Peggy Kelley Mr. Gilbert T. Sewall Martha R. Burkard Mrs. Dwight M. Kendall Dr. Richard C. Sha Nancy Call Kerstin and Steve Koblik Mrs. E. L. Shannon Jr. Ms. Birch Carlson Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Koepplin Mr. Harvey M. Shapiro Dr. Cindy and Mr. John Carson Mr. Boris and Mrs. Kathryn Korin Ms. Judith Shaw Mr. Burke E. Casari Russel I. and Hannah Kully Ms. Rebecca Shea and Mr. Hoyt Sze Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Chanin Dr. Carlos M. Larralde, Ph.D. Mona and Randy Shulman

24 SOCIETY OF FELLOWS Gifts from the Society of Fellows help sustain the institution’s annual operating budget. Fellows participate not just in the fiscal well-being of The Huntington, but also as volunteers, docents, committee members, Overseers, and Trustees.

HUNTINGTON CIRCLE PLATINUM HUNTINGTON CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. George Moss Sr. The Havner Family Foundation ($100,000 AND ABOVE) ($10,000 TO $24,999) Mr. and Mrs. George E. Moss Jr. Tad and Susie Henrikson Avery and Andrew F. Barth ^ Dr. George Abdo and Ms. Sara Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Mullin Katherine and David Hensley Lloyd and Margit Cotsen Mr. Ashwin and Dr. Sushma Adarkar Mr. and Mrs. E. David Murphy ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hirrel Heather and Paul Haaga Anonymous Mrs. Kenneth T. Norris Jr. Janet Holladay ^ Mr. Scott E. Jordan Judith M. Praitis and David M. Apel Jane and Ron Olson Carolyn Volk Horne Mrs. Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Judy Yin Shih and Joel Axelrod Mr. Gregory A. Pieschala and Jane Hulick Mr. Charles T. Munger Marlene R. Konnar and Ms. Dorothy L. Shubin Jim and Jean Keatley Anne and Jim Rothenberg John D. Baldeschwieler Mr. and Mrs. John B. Quinn Mrs. Judith G. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. David T. Traitel ^ Dan and Sandy Bane Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Read Liz and Dennis Kneier Christine and Ken Bender Mr. and Mrs. Lynn P. Reitnouer Dorena R. Knepper HUNTINGTON CIRCLE GOLD Christine C. Benter Mrs. J. Randolph Richards Drs. Claire and Eugene B. Kopp ($50,000 TO $99,999) Dr. and Mrs. Peter S. Bing ^ Mr. Alfred H. Richter Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Kranwinkle Mr. and Mrs. Guilford C. Babcock Mr. Alan J. Bloch and Ms. Nancy M. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Riley ^ Mr. and Mrs. Randall Kroha June and Merle Banta Fred and Diane Blum Mr. and Mrs. David Booth Rogers Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard Larson Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker Mary Jane Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ronus Mr. and Mrs. George D. Leal The Gordon Binder Family Maribeth and Hal Borthwick Ted and Lori Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Ledbetter Mrs. George N. Boone Ms. Mai Lai and Mr. Robert M. Breech Mrs. Howard B. Schow Mr. and Mrs. George A. Leiva Michele and Roger Engemann Mr. and Mrs. Titus Brenninkmeijer Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Sebenius Cathy and Mark Louchheim Robert N. Essick Ms. Carole Buss Dr. Carole Shammas and Dr. Darryl Holter Ms. Beverly C. Marksbury Wendy Munger and Leonard Gumport Dr. and Mrs. James C. Caillouette ^ Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shea II Ilene and Howard Marshall Sharon and John Light Mr. and Mrs. Kim Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stanfill Ms. Christine McCarthy and Loren and Frances Rothschild Grant and Peggy Cambridge Mrs. William G. Steele Jr. Mr. Michael McCormick The SahanDaywi Foundation Susan and Stephen Chandler Mrs. Charles Stephens Mrs. Elizabeth Medearis and Mr. Stewart R. Smith and Ms. Jennifer Cheng Mrs. John A. Sturgeon Mr. Sandy McLean Ms. Robin A. Ferracone Marty and Bruce Coffey Mr. Philip A. Swan Mr. and Mrs. Willem Mesdag Marge and Sherm Telleen Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cosgrove Mr. Philip V. Swan and Mrs. Katherine S. Swan Mr. and Mrs. John Leland Mothershead III Alyce and Warren Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Thornton Jr. ^ Dr. Philip D. Nathanson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Coulombe ^ Mrs. E. Leroy Tolles Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Ng HUNTINGTON CIRCLE SILVER Norma and Gary Cowles Mr. James R. Ukropina Mr. Gaylord E. Nichols ($25,000 TO $49,999) Miss Anne L. Crotty Mr. Robert S. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Norman Olin and Ann Barrett ^ Mrs. James F. Dickason Sally K. Wenzlau ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Onderdonk Ms. Margaret F. Leong and Betty and Brack Duker Mr. J. Patrick Whaley and Ms. Lynda Jenner Mrs. Jean B. Osher Mr. Michael P. Checca Mr. George A. V. Dunning and Mr. and Mrs. Ian L. White-Thomson Kathleen and Charles Peck Mr. and Mrs. Bryant C. Danner Mr. Robert M. Marino ^ Kwang-I and Ellen Yu Mrs. Laura W. Perry Mr. Kelvin Lloyd Davis Mrs. Robert F. Erburu Mr. George D. Reardon and Nancy and Jim Dunton Alix B. Fargo PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($5,000 TO $9,999) Ms. Susan Erburu Reardon Judith and Stan Farrar ^ Dr. James J. and Sue Femino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adler John and Susan Reitnouer Lynda and Blaine Fetter Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Fielding Anonymous Mr. Joel and Dr. Ricki Robinson Mrs. Douglas Goodan Alan and Jean Fohrer Mrs. Roy L. Ash ^ Mrs. Elizabeth Sargent and Mr. John Swain Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Grant Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett Linda and John Seiter Ms. Karen A. Hoffman and Bernadette Glenn and Douglas Murray Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Boardman Mrs. E. L. Shannon Jr. Mr. James Edward Hoffman Ms. Susan Steinhauser and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Brengel Mr. and Mrs. L. Dennis Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hurt ^ Mr. Daniel Greenberg Dr. Michael and Gaelen Burgess Mrs. Rosemary B. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Kaufman Kelsey Browne Hall Mary Blodgett and Carlton Calvin Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Daniel Slattery Kerstin and Steven Koblik Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Hecht Dr. Cindy and Mr. John Carson Pamela Girard and Shayne Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Warner W. Henry Wayne and Judith Carter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spelke Ethan and Joanne Lipsig Mr. and Mrs. Barry Herlihy Mr. George L. Cassat Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Stegemeier Frank and Mona Mapel ^ Dr. and Mrs. John W. House Milton and Rosalind Chang Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Stephan Tracy and Kenneth McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Hulick Ms. Catherine C. Cheney and Mr. Barry Jones Nina H. Stimson Mr. and Mrs. Lary J. Mielke Drs. Thomas and Louise Jones ^ Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Clark Jayne Thomas Margot and Mitch Milias Jennie Kiang Mrs. Eleanor Congdon ^ Mrs. Martha D. Toppin Claudia P. Huntington and Marshall Miller ^ Mr. Harvey and Dr. Ellen Knell Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Cooper Catherine and Paul Tosetti Mr. and Mrs. O’Malley M. Miller Hannah and Russel Kully Mrs. Suzanne Viault Capps Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Alex Trebek Dr. and Mrs. J. Mario Molina June and Simon K. C. Li Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Denham Mr. Lawrence E. Uhl and Ms. Valerie Casey Frank and Toshie Mosher Mr. and Mrs. John F. Llewellyn Retha Evans-Diener and Douglas Diener Mr. and Mrs. John K. Van de Kamp Mr. Jud O. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Logan Mr. William R. Eagleton Mary and Michael Veselich Mr. Stephen E. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Malouf Gail and Jim Ellis Ms. Nancy Voorhees Dr. and Mrs. Warren G. Schlinger ^ Mr.* and Mrs. Marlow V. Marrs Mrs. Paul A. Erskine Barbara and Ken Warner The Hon. and Mrs. R. Carlton Seaver Mr. and Mrs. Kimball P. McCloud ^ Mrs. William W. Escherich ^ Dr. Nancy E. Warner and Christine Reynolds Lisa and Tim Sloan Ms. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod and Alisa M. Fickewirth and John M. Fickewirth Stephen and Carol Ann Warren Alan and Janet Stanford Mr. Steven McLeod Lorrie and Greg Forgatch Robbie and David Zeidberg Leslie A. and Nancy J. Waite Robert London Moore Jr. Mrs. George Good William and Eileen Zimmerman Deborah and Robert Wycoff Diane and Trevor M. Morris Mr. and Mrs. William R. Graham

25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. De Kruif Mrs. John C. Hoover ^ Elizabeth and Stanislas Debreu Ms. Tamia Hope Mr. and Mrs. K. Leo Dencik Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hornberger ^ Mrs. William D. Derry Mr. and Mrs. William L. Horton Evie and John DiCiaccio Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hotchkis Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John M. Dick Mr.* and Mrs. Samuel W. Hunt Mr. Kelly F. Duke and Dr. Cheryl Resnik Mr. Edward O. Huntington Katherine W. Dumke and Ezekiel R. Dumke Jr. Mrs. Stirling L. Huntley Jody and John Dundas Mr. and Mrs. George D. Jagels Jr. Wesley Earley Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ebershoff Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Jenkins Linda and Darren Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Johnson Jr. Ms. Franne Einberg Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ellison Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Johnston Beverly Eng Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Jones Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Engs III Valerie E. Lyons and Jay Judson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Arne Kalm Mr. and Mrs. Randall Ewig Stephen A. Kanter, M.D. Dr. Suzanne L. Palmer and Mr. Nicolas Karazissis ^ Mr. Daniele Facchini Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Karsh Mr. Charles Fairchild Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Keating Mrs. Robert L. Farmer John and Jennifer Kelly Mr. and Mrs. David R. Felton Mrs. Dwight M. Kendall ^ Carl E. Foote and Claudia D. Foote Ms. Patricia Hemphill Ketchum Ms. Susan A. Frank Mrs. Gerrie Kilburn Members of the Society of Fellows enjoy first pick at the Plant Sale. Brad and Lisa Freer Dr. Don F. King Ms. Judith Gain Penny K. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. William Galloway Mrs. Katherine T. Kitchens and FELLOWS ($2,500 TO $4,999) Rebecca R. and John M. Campos Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gallucci Mr. Dean J. Kitchens Terry and Richard Abrams Dr. and Mrs. Howard D. Cantwell Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Garlock Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Albrecht ^ Mr. and Mrs. C. Byron Capps Jr. Mr. Neal Genda and Ms. Jennifer Saurenman Mr. and Mrs. Albin Koch Mrs. David Alexander William J. and Mary Lea Carroll Mr. and Mrs. J. David Germany Ms. Shelley Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Anderson Mr. and Dr. Juan Ceva Priscilla and Nelson Gibbs Mr. W. Robert Kohorst Dr. and Mrs. George Andros Mrs. Linda L. Chang Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gibson Richard L. Kornblith and Mr. and Mrs. Dann V. Angeloff Mr. and Mrs. Chunneng Chen Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Gifford Lisa Shenkman Kornblith Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chen Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gillespie Mrs. Rosanne M. Kusar Mrs. George P. Armour ^ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kum-Nin Cheng ^ Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon Ms. Carolyne T. Lacy Mr. W. Jefferson Arnett Mr. and Mrs. James F. Childs Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Green Jr. Ms. Eleni V. Lambros Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthofer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mauerhan Clamp Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Green Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Last James R. Asperger and Christine M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Clark ^ Ms. Yvonne L. Green Brian and Christa Lee Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Atkinson Georgina and William Clayton Jr. Ms. Lucie Cooper Greer Dr. Henry L. Lee Jr. ^ Ms. Judith Avery Tracey and Anne Coats Mr. and Mrs. William H. Greer Jr. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Lee ^ Ms. Ann K. Babcock J. N. Colburn ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gregg Heather Lenkin and Richard Underwood Ronald and Fabiana Badie Dr. and Mrs. Richard Cole Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Gundersen Dr. and Mrs. Eric Levander Mr. and Mrs. Danford M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. T. Samuel Coleman Mr. and Mrs. William W. Haefliger Nancy and Ken Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Berton Banta Anne Colin Mr. Harald R. Hahn Mr. Winston B. Lewy and Mr. and Mrs. William Baribault Mr. and Ms. Christopher W. Combs Don and Taylor Hall Mrs. Judith Primm Lewy Mrs. Norman Barker Jr. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Condon Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hall Charlene and Jack Liebau Ms. Laurie P. Barlow Dr. and Mrs. Gary Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hamilton Sharon A. Lilly and Joan E. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Conzonire Mrs. Thornton Hamlin Jr. Lindy and Rosa Lindholm Mr. Emile Bayle Mrs. John Brown Cook ^ Mrs. Janice Hammond Linda D. Long Rosey Bell Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macfarland Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bianchi Mrs. Rita Kirby Coulter Mrs. Renee Block Hanson ^ Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross MacMichael Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Biles Bill and Kim Covey Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hare Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Malone Mrs. Willis C. Blakeslee Mrs. James A. Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. William S. Harris Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mamakos Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blomstrom Phyllis and Dave Crandon Simon and Charlotte Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Steven Mandel Sue and Al Boegh Mr. and Mrs. David S. Crawford Ellen and Richard Haserot Dr. Marguerite Marsh Rob and Kimi Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Crotty Jeanie and Tim Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Booth III Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Heartfield Linda Massey Philip Bourdillon and Nancy Martin Ginny and John Cushman Phyllis Henigson ^ Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mathisen Mrs. Hannah G. Bradley ^ Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cushman III Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hennacy Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Maxwell Mrs. Fred W. Brandt Mrs. Kathleen W. Dale-Foreman ^ Mrs. Vincent W. Heublein Nancy Carroll McCurley Ms. Dorrie Braun ^ Debra I. Danner Ann and Manuel Hidalgo Mr. and Mrs. Keith S. McDonald Dr. and Mrs. James B. Breckinridge Ms. Peggy Dark Stephen and Karen Hillenburg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McDonald John and Louise Brinsley Ann H. Davis Adelaide Hixon Mr. and Mrs. Kingston McKee ^ Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bristing Donald G. Davis Mr. Donald M. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Carson R. McKissick Nurit and Simon Burrow Mrs. Marvin Davis ^ Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm K. Holdsworth Mrs. Edward H. McLaughlin Jr. Mrs. William D. Burrows Mrs. Richard D. Davis* Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Holdsworth Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. McNally Mrs. John B. Callery ^ Ed de Beixedon and Cynthia Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Holt ^ Mr. William H. McPherson ^

26 Donna M. and Randall Melby Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pearson ^ Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Slack ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. William Urquhart Dr. and Mrs. Ted Merchant Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Slager ^ Jamae van Eck Dr. and Mrs. John Brockway Metcalf ^ Ms. Ann Petersen and Dr. Leslie Pam Miss Helen M. Smith ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Volk Mrs. Susan Stimmel Metcalf ^ Bill and Megan Phelps Mr. Harold C. Snyder and Vivi and Erik Wahl David G. and Margaret Mgrublian Peggy Phelps Mr. William F. Kleese Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Walper Mrs. Carolyn L. Miller ^ Dr. and Mrs. Edmond H. Pi The Family of Phillip K. Sotel Ralph Collins Walter Mrs. Lynne Parkhurst Mircheff Judith Plunkett Laurie Sowd Dr. Robin Jane Walther and Mrs. Annamarie Mitchell Mr. John L. Poole ^ Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Specht ^ Mr. James R. Walther Heather and Walt Mix Mr. and Mrs. J. Kristoffer Popovich Sue Spence Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mogford Mrs. Roe M. Powell ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sposato Dr. Wellington D. Watters and Mr. Robert and Dr. Linda Mollno Laurence and Carol Pretty Mrs. Norman F. Sprague Jr. ^ Dr. David Eidenberg ^ Ms. Cecilia Mong-Vajna Beth H. Price Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stanislawski ^ Mrs. Maria Low Way Hallee Gould and Richard Mooney Juliette Bonynge Quinn and Mr. and Mrs. William Guy Steele III Bill and Cindy Wenzlau Ms. Linda G. Moore John Howard Quinn Mr. William E. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. White Mr. Alfred W. Mordecai and Mrs. Peggy Rahn Mrs. Barbara M. Steinwedell Claude White Mrs. Victoria S. Mordecai Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Redford Mr. Roger W. Stephens Dr. Ronald White Jr. and Ms. Cynthia White Mrs. Donald R. Moreland Mr. George Reich and Mr. Albert Chiang Mr. and Mrs. George Stimson III Sally and Russ White Pauli Morin Mr. and Mrs. John Reith Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stucky Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Winston V. Morrow ^ Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Eldon W. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Williamson Mrs. Martha W. Mulfinger Francois and Carol Rigolot Rebecca Shea and Hoyt Sze Bruce and Gretchen Willison Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Nafie David and Kathleen Rips Kathleen Grzegorek and Jamil Tahir-Kheli Mr. and Mrs. Randolph G. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Nash Dr. Louise Ritchie and Dr. Robert C. Ritchie Jessica and James Tang Alison and Joseph Winter Mrs. Beverly Neu Dr. Cara Robertson Mr. Stephen P. Tanner Ms. Wendy Kwong and Mr. John W. Wong Mr. and Mrs. George F. Newell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Robinson Jr. Christopher and Clare Tayback Diane and Leland Wong David and Mahnaz Newman Jennifer Gayle Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Techentin Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Wright Mei-Lee Ney Mr. Jeffrey F. Romano and Mr. Stan A. Shayer Marjorie and Bob Templeton Mr. Henry A. Yost Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicholson Jr. Mrs. Kathy L. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Terrazas Jr. Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Zarem ^ Jeremy and Patricia Norman Mr. Irving Rosenbluth and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan H. Thompson Eva and Paul Zee Katherine and Bob Ray Offenhauser Mrs. Hilde Shubin Rosenbluth Mr. and Mrs. James Thorpe ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Zuber Mr. Harry A. Olivar Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rothenberg Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Tollenaere ^ Mr. and Mrs. Peter O’Malley Ms. Camille Rutkowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Toms ^ Indicates Life Fellow Mr. Christopher Orndorff Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Schilling Mr. and Mrs. William L. Tooley * Indicates deceased in FY2015 Ms. Elizabeth Orndorff Devy and Carlos Schonfeld Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tranquada Mrs. Erika O. Owens Dr. Hagen Schroter and Ms. Barbara Sohal Mark A. Treadwell and Patricia E. Anderson Drs. Robert and Rita Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich W. Seitz Lannette and Scott Turicchi Ms. M. Helen Pashgian Mrs. Alice Shulman Mr. and Mrs. David G. Turner Ann C. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Randy A. Shulman Nancy and Bob Twist Melissa and Richard Patterson Ms. Barbara L. Simpson Betsey Tyler Janet and Richard Pearson Christina Singleton Dr. Johannes Maarten Ultee

MEMBERS Members at the Benefactor and Patron levels are recognized in the Annual Report. Including Benefactors and Patrons, there were 36,746 Hunting- ton Member households at the close of the fiscal year.

BENEFACTORS Mr. R. J. Cathcart and Mrs. Joan K. Cathcart Mr. David L. Gray Dr. Torrence V. Johnson and Ms. Gisela Adams and Mr. William Adams Kenneth, Sarah, Kevin, Susie, and Karen Chan Ms. Susan H. Grimes Sweetland Mr. Aaron Johnson Mrs. Dina Adamson Mr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Chang Mrs. Margaret G. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Jones Mrs. Patricia R. Adler-Ingram Fred Y. and Sarah W. Chen In memory of Edna and Yu-Shan Han Ms. Aileen T. Koskovich Mrs. Grace Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jim LaBarge Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Anderson Mrs. Jane Z. Delahanty Mr. Per Harwe and Mr. Tristan Harwe Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Langford Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Bram Dijkstra Ekkehart Hassels-Weiler and Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Dr. Gordon Morris Bakken Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan Christopher Hemingway Mr. Michael Lee Mr. and Mrs. Mark Banuelos Ms. Louise Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. David Herman Ms. Eileen S. Leech and Martha Benedict Mr. Benjamin Edwards and Ms. Lady Edwards Mr. Kenneth Hoffman and Mr. S. Kenneth Leech Mr. and Mrs. Randy Beyersdorf Ms. Deborah Freeland Mrs. Lorraine Hoffman Mr. Hailin Li and Mrs. Xiaoyan Zhang Mr. and Mrs. James B. Black Mr. and Mrs. Will Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hollis Ms. Lucy X. Lin and Mr. William Zhen Lin Ms. Lauren Bon Mr. Brett Furrey Tsan Tsung Memorial Foundation— Ms. Fong Liu Ms. Marla Borowski Mr. Jerry Furrey and Mrs. Bobbie Furrey Jack and Grace Hou Mr. and Mrs. Warren Loomis Ms. Christina Brock Mr. Gregory Gajda Mrs. Marcia H. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lundegard Rev. Joseph Jon Bruno and Mrs. Mary A. Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ganz Jr. Ms. Debbie Babb Mr. Michael Mackness Mrs. Linda L. Bukowski Ms. Christen Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hufnagel Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Maldonado Mr. James Burge and Ms. Laura Burge Ms. Pamela Garrison Eva, Michael, Aaron, Morgan and Nathan Jen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malone Mr. Jay Cantor Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gernstein Dr. and Mrs. Brian R. Johnson James A. Martinez and Sangeeta Martinez Dr. Scott L. Carder and Mr. Richard Gonzalez and Dr. Meade B. Johnson Mr. Serge Melkizian and Mrs. Dana Hadley-Carder Mr. Douglas DeGenaro Mr. Ralph W. Johnson Ms. Sara Simpson Melkizian

27 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mettler Dr. Albert E. Amorteguy Ms. Dorothy Falcinella Mr. Henry E. Huntington III and Ms. Joan J. Michael Mr. and Mrs. David E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fastnow Ms. Judith Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Donn B. Miller Mr. Steven P. Appelbaum Mr. Strefan Fauble and Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hurd Mr. David Minning and Mr. Alan R. Armstrong Mr. F. Thomas Simpson Dr. Amir Hussain Ms. Diane Wittenberg Mr. and Mrs. William Ashburn Mr. and Mrs. Russell Faucett Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Isaacson Ms. Mary H. Monzingo Mr. and Mrs. Philbert Auzenne Mr. William K. Ferry and Mrs. Elizabeth Ferry Dr. John Itamura and Dr. Julia Itamura Frances A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avant Mr. John Flores and Ms. Laura Byrnes Mr. Gary T. Izumi Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Mountford Mr. Barry Babok and Ms. Illanna Trayber Mr. Michael Edward Flynn and Ms. Laura Lees Mr. Stanley A. Jeong and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Mustapha Baha Mr. Paul Foerster and Mrs. Donna E. Wong The Hon. Ruth A. Kwan Ms. Sheila Muller and Ms. Karen Muller Daniel Beldy and Taylor Beldy Daniel and Maryann Fong Ms. Kathleen E. Jolly Ms. Susan B. Napier and Mr. Michael Boran Ms. Kim J. Sarchet and Dr. Jon M. Foran Ms. Elizabeth Jones and Ms. Marylene R. Vargas Mr. and Mrs. Tom V. Borys Mr. Darrell A. Forgey Mr. Ted Mergenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newell Ms. Bonnie Brae Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Foster Ms. Tammy Jow and Ms. Carolee Jow JC O’Connell and Maureen O’Connell Ms. Margaret Bray and Ms. Phyliss Rajaniemi Dr. Eric Foster and Dr. Kelly Foster Mr. Don Jue and Ms. Maureen Drury Mr. Ron Okuda and Ms. Cynthia F. Hozaki Mr. Matthew Breedlove and Miss Ji Y. Park Dr. Harold Frankl Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kaiser Ms. Julie O’Reilly Mr. David Brown and Mrs. Hana Kawano Mr. Kevin Gambrel and Mrs. Rieko Gambrel Mr. Jason H. Kang Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Tim Brown Mr. and Mrs. James Garrison Ms. Patricia Kasababian Mr. and Mrs. John Patches Mrs. Stevey Bruce Mr. Richard Geary and Mrs. Janet Ito-Geary Mr. Norman Kelsey and Mrs. Patty Tokahuta Ms. Samantha Pietsch Mr. Allen Brune and Mrs. Sandi Brune Mr. Marc Genin and Mrs. Victoria R. Genin Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Key II Jeff and Hally Prater Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bukata Mr. and Mrs. Thomas George Mr. Richard Alan Kidd and Mrs. Myrna Kidd Mr. and Mrs. George J. Radda Mr. and Mrs. John Burkle Leslie and Mort Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Klinkert Ms. Susan Redpath Mr. Behle Burns Mr. Jody D. Gerstner and Mrs. Nancy Frost Mr. Robert Knauss and Dr. Jamie Knauss Mrs. Maura Richardson Mr. Douglas Burton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gertmenian Mr. Scott Kolanach and Mr. Richard F. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Aidan Butler Mr. Paul A. Gibbs Ms. Stephanie Courtney Mr. William A. Rogers Mrs. John S. Byrnes Jr. Mr. John Terry Ginn and Ms. Carole Kolla Mr. and Mrs. Orman R. Sartwell Mr. Ruel Caneda and Mrs. Kristen Lu Ms. Maryann Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kong Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schall Mr. Jeff Carr and Mrs. Lynn Carr Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gordon Ms. Pam Koyzis Mr. David Schwabauer and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Cashman Dr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Gorski Mr. Arthur Krieger Mr. Michael McMahan Mr. A. Bertrand Cassan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Goyette Ken and Elisabeth Ladermen Ms. Kathleen King and Mr. Ming Shao Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Chang Ms. Robyn Grandy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ladesich Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chen Mr. Robert A. Grantham and Sheila and Alan Lamson Mr. David E. Solares Mr. Robert Chen and Ms. Onnie Yen-Chen Lu Mrs. Leah Grantham Al Latham and Elaine Kramer Mr. Steven Levi Somers and Mrs. Yen-Ying Chen and Mr. Simon Chen Ms. Beverly Greene and Mr. Cheng T. Lee and Mrs. Lay Eng Tan Mrs. Robin Lougee-Somers Louis and Aliza Chertkow Ms. Amy Greene LoCascio Ms. Dora Kay Lee and Ms. Helena Yee Ms. Patricia Shapiro and Mr. Stephen Cho and Ms. Joan Wai Mr. James C. Griffin and Mrs. Sarah H. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Lee Mr. Alexandre Spiridonov Mr. and Mrs. William Chow Mrs. Leslie Guest and Ms. Amber Guest Miss Sharon Chin Lee and Mr. Jim Stine and Mr. Ken Willner Mr. Henry Chu and Ms. Julie Lee Brett and Gina Gurewitz Miss Starla Chin Yamauchi Ms. Erika Strauss-Riddell Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cisco Mr. Clarence Hall and Ms. Lauri Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Bernadotte Lester Mr. Vincent R. Talbot Mr. Jerry Clark and Mrs. Deanna Durr Clark Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall Ms. Jacqueline Liao Robert W. Tam and Julie Wong Tam Mrs. Maryadele Clougherty Tom Hall and Cyndy Bauman James and Juliet Lienemann Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Thorell Mr. Fraser Cocks and Mr. Franklin D. Halladay Mr. and Mrs. Chun Hong Lin Ms. Lane Turzan Ms. Catherine S. Herlihy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hamilton The Lincoln Plaza Hotel Ms. Mary Jaine Urban and Mr. William Urban Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cox Jerome Hannan and Chiu Kwan Dr. Sherwood Lingenfelter and Dr. and Mrs. James Walters Dr. and Mrs. Ray L. Craemer Mr. Mark S. Harmsen Dr. Judith Lingenfelter Leslie Weaver and Mr. Thomas H. Crosby Jr. and Ms. Linda L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loomis Mr. Nicholas Weaver-Weinberg Mrs. Ellen Fu Crosby Mrs. Sally L. Harris Mr. Matthew Loscalzo and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Weiss Jeff and Wendy Dahlgren Mr. Lawrence Hawley and Ms. Barbara Aran Dr. Joanne E. Mortimer Mr. and Mrs. James Weling Mrs. John Davidson Mr. Curt Hazell and Mrs. Patricia Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Losh Wan-go and Virginia Weng Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Dawson Ms. Susan Heckerman and Ms. Betty Louie and Mr. David Louie Ms. Patricia Wernet Ms. K. C. Deagon and Ms. Maggie Deagon Mr. David Heckerman Ms. Margo K. Louis and Ms. Judith Louis Ms. Joyce White Ms. Anna Dekeyan and Mr. Harry Dekeyan Dr. Ellen Hecklinger Mr. Qiang Ma and Ms. Tina Zheng Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wiedenbeck Mrs. Debra Dillard and Mr. David Dillard Ms. Barbara A. Kelley and Dr. and Mrs. John MacAskill Mr. John Willey Mr. Douglas Dombek and Mr. Curtis Dombek Mr. George A. Henning Ms. Lynn S. Macbride and Mr. Tom Macbride Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wong Mr. Jackson Douglas and Ms. Linda Gleason Mr. Ralph Herbert and Ms. Mary Roediger Mrs. Carolyn Novin and Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Wood Ms. Kathleen E. Douglass and Ms. Bernice Hernandez Mr. Angus MacDonald Dr. D. Gareth Wootton and Ms. Heather Douglass Dr. Christian Herrera and Dr. Tina C. Wang Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Macdonald Dr. Barbara Kadell Wootton Mr. Scott Drerup and Ms. Arianna Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Herron Mr. Robert J. MacHott Mr. Alex Wu Mr. Mark Duimstra and Mr. Phil Hettema Ms. Lourita MacNeill Chi and Rosa Zee Mrs. Catherine Duimstra Dr. Thomas Hicklin and Mrs. Pamela Hicklin Mr. Tom Malone Mr. Johnny Zhang and Ms. Sophia Wong Mrs. Adrienne Flair-Dumenigo and Ms. Barbara A. Hillman Dr. and Mrs. James Maloney Jr. Mr. Simon S. Zhang Mr. Jay A. Dumenigo Mr. Paul Hofer Ms. Beverly Maloof Ms. Linda D. Zinn Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dunlap Mr. John Chandler Hoffman Mr. James Manifold and Mr. Duy Duong and Ms. Gloria Juang Mr. Alan C. Hooker Ms. Margaret Russell PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Earll Mr. George J. Houle Mrs. Karla I. Marshall and Ms. Corey Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruce Abelson Mr. Robert L. Eichel Mr. William Hsieh and Mrs. Kathy Cheng Mrs. Jo Ann Martin Ms. Lynne A. Bauer and Mr. Randy L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Arlan C. Emmert Dr. and Mrs. Joseph KW Hsu Mr. Britton J. McConnell and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Adams Ms. Patricia A. Espinoza Mr. and Mrs. Chang Huan Hsueh Mrs. Mary McConnell Mr. Larry W. Allen Mr. Gregory Preston Evans Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Huang Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Ricario Almira K. M. Evans and James Avedikian Miss Laurie Hunter Ms. Stella McEvoy

28 Ms. Elena D. Phleger and Mr. Rene Parola and Betty and Daniel Schlothan Mr. Randall L. Townsend and Mr. Thomas McHenry Mrs. Regina Parola-Meyers Mr. and Mrs. John Schock Ms. Karen L. Mitchell Mr. Michael R. McLaughlin and Mrs. George E. Parsons Jr. Ms. Cheri Schrupp Mr. Edward Traynor Ms. Molly Hewitt Mr. Mark A. Pedowitz and Dr. Eileen Schwartz Breyde Mr. Ken Twomey and Mrs. Judi Twomey Janice Lee and Brian McMahon Ms. Carolyn A. Martin Mr. Seth Schwartz and Ms. Johanne Schwartz Mr. Scott Uroff and Mr. James Uroff May S. McNey Mr. Michael Peery Mr. Charles L. Seitz and Ms. Leah D. Davis Ms. Kimberley Valentine Angus and Carol McRonald Mrs. Helen Pekny and Dr. Frederic T. Selleck Mr. and Mrs. Jon Vanderwerff Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Mendes Mrs. Jacqueline Magnuson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Serrurier Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vanni Mr. Ernest Messner and Meeno Peluce and Ilse Ackermann Ms. Judith Shaw Mr. Leonard William Varner and Ms. Madelyn Messner Ms. Marjorie Perloff Mr. and Mrs. Kashif F. Sheikh Dr. Linda L. Varner Ms. Jean Metcalf Mr. John M. Phipps and Mrs. Ethel Phipps Dr. John J. Simmonds and Mrs. Valerie Duval Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Velasquez Charles J. Meyers and Amy R. W. Meyers Mr. Stephen Pickett Dr. Neil Singla and Ms. Rosa L. Rivera Ms. Emily J. Verna and Ms. Tris Verna Ferris Mrs. Barbara L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lupe Picon Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sisson Mr. and Mrs. John Virsack Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller Mr. William R. Pierce Ms. Kathleen Smith Ms. Brenda J. Wade Ms. Deborah Stugan-Miller and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Plunkett Mr. Steven P. Smith Mr. Edward K. Watson and Mr. Gene R. Miller Mr. Tom Politeo and Mrs. Mary Forgione Mrs. Lugene Sanders Solomon Ms. Pamela Warner Ms. Louise Mills Mr. Carl Porter and Ms. Barbara Ellen Belgard Mr. and Mrs. David Spivack Mr. Darrell Weber and Mr. Gary Mendes Ms. Ursula Hyman and Ms. Gwen Powell and Ms. Ann Kubota S. Jesse Stancarone and Ann M. Stancarone Mr. and Mrs. Wendell L. Webster Mr. James William Minges Ms. Janet L. Puchlik and Mr. Gerald S. Puchlik Mrs. Lilah Stangeland Ms. Cathy Wei Ms. Margaret J. Moe Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Puzey Mr. Michael J. Stangl Mr. Bruce Weiner and Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Moore Mr. Von Quan and Mrs. Roberta Schwartz Dr. Nancy Steele and Mr. Bruce Steele Mrs. Susan Jakubowski-Weiner Anne E. Morea and Tristan Willenburg Mr. and Mrs. John E. Raidy Jr. M. J. Steinbacher Ms. Leslie Rasmussen and Ms. Margaret Morgan and Mr. Wesley Phoa Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Ralph Ms. Susan Stevens Mr. Bernard Weinraub Ms. Marilyn E. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Raney Mr. Timothy B. Still Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wells Mr. and Mrs. James Moseley Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ransford Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stimer Mr. Christopher E. Whitemore Mr. Jeremy Moy Mr. and Mrs. Santo Riboli Mrs. Karen Stoeffler and Mr. Hannes Stoeffler Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Moy Ms. Susan F. Rice Mr. Gregory P. Stone and Ms. Cindy Vail Mr. Christopher Wilson and Dr. Susan J. Mulley and Dr. R. Glenn Sellar Neal and Carol Richter Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stull Ms. Brooke Abercrombie Ms. Sarah Murguia Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robinson Dr. Hwei-Chih Cheng Sun, Dr. and Mr. Gerald Wolff and Mrs. Georgetta Wolff Ms. Louisa Nelson and Mr. Mark L. Nelson Mr. David A. Rodgers M rs. Richard Sun, Dr. and Mrs. George Dr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Wong Ms. Jeanne Neville Mr. Andy Rooke and Mrs. Juliann Rooke Sun, Dr. Christina Sun Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Wong New Century Auto Group Dr. Steven Rosen and Ms. Candice Rosen Ms. Shirley Sun and Ms. Ernestine Sun Richard and Bobbie Woo Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Newman Mr. Otto A. Rotach Mr. Thomas C. Sutton and Mrs. Tammy Woodman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Newman Mr. and Ms. Stephen D. Rountree Dr. Marilyn P. Sutton Mr. Scott Woodward and The California Notley Foundation Ms. Sandra J. Rygel Mrs. Beatrice Joan Taylor Ms. Birgit Castleman Mr. Tom Nuckols and Ms. Joanne Nuckols Brian Sabino and Cecille Lamorena Mr. Joseph Taylor and Ms. Doris Chih Mr. Nywood Wu and Meriel Lee Wu, M.D., Dr. Amal K. Obaid and Mr. Ikbal Obaid Mr. and Mrs. Nick Saggese Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Taylor and Melissa, Meredith, and Michelle Wu Mr. Michael O’Brien and Ms. Jennifer Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Salts Ms. Vickie Taylor and Mr. Warren A. Taylor Ms. Tiffany Xu Ms. Maureen Ocampo and Mr. Joel Ocampo Mr. Kenneth D. Sanson Jr. Mr. Jesse R. Telles and Ms. Shannon Telles Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yee Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Okada Ms. Janine Saraf and Mr. Sean Saraf Ms. Nancy Terry Jeffrey and Renee Ying Dr. Ynez V. O’Neill Dr. Anneila Sargent The California Notley Foundation Ms. Beckie D. Yon and Ms. Mary Jayne Parker Mr. Patton P. Oswalt and Dr. Elaine Sarkaria Mr. Eric Theis and Mrs. Sandy Camacho Mr. Alan F. Young Mrs. Michelle McNamara Mr. Kevin Savage and Ms. Britta Lindgren Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Young Mr. Tien Chun Pan and Mrs. Michelle Cheng Alexander A. Sawchuk and Mrs. Susan Thomas and Mr. Chandler Thomas Mrs. Linda May Zeuschner and Mrs. Yvonne Pan Mariette T. Sawchuk Mr. Luke Thornton and Ms. Elizabeth Silver Mr. Robert M. Zeuschner Mr. and Mrs. John E. Parcher Ms. Cynthia Scheer and Ms. Stephanie Scheer Mr. Spencer Wen Hau Tien and Ms. Lilly Tien Ms. Selina Zhong and Mr. Peter Zhong Mr. Robert S. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schlarb Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tolo Ms. Ronda D. Latham Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Schlosberg Ms. Daria E. Topousis

CORPORATE PARTNERS The Corporate Partners provide vital support for The Huntington’s ever-expanding educational programs.

CORPORATE EXECUTIVE CORPORATE DIRECTOR Anonymous CORPORATE MEMBER The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Anonymous Breeders’ Cup Limited Abell Auction Edison International Milo W. Bekins Foundation Christie’s Floe Financial Partners Inc. Gardner Grout Foundation The Langham Huntington Hotel, City National Bank Julienne Fine Foods Wells Fargo/Wells Fargo Foundation Pasadena City of San Marino MonteCedro The Gas Company—A Sempra Energy Utility Northern Trust Bank CORPORATE BENEFACTOR CORPORATE COUNCIL HSBC Resnick Foundation Air China The Walt Disney Company Jones Day San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership Bank of America/Merrill Lynch MATT Construction Corporation Pasadena Magazine Sony Pictures Entertainment East West Bank Molina Healthcare Inc. Sodexo WESCAP Group Hahn & Hahn LLP Town & Country Event Rentals, Inc. Paul Hastings LLP CORPORATE PATRON ValleyCrest Landscape Companies Panda Restaurant Group Inc. Accenture The Whittier Trust Company Union Bank Achieving America Family Foundation

29 DONORS SUPPORTING SPECIAL PROJECTS For gifts other than Membership, Gifts-in-Kind, Honoraria, Memorials, and Matching Gifts

Dr. George Abdo and Ms. Sara Campbell Desert Community Foundation W. M. Keck Foundation Claudia P. Huntington and Marshall Miller The Ahmanson Foundation Marne and William Deverell Dorena R. Knepper Mrs. Annamarie Mitchell American Council of Learned Societies Mrs. James F. Dickason Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mitchell American Institute of Physics Diggers Garden Club of Pasadena Jerry & Terri Kohl Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. J. Mario Molina Anonymous Julia Stearns Dockweiler Charitable Foundation KPMG LLP Diane and Trevor M. Morris Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation Estate of Mrs. William H. Doheny Hannah and Russel Kully Frank and Toshie Mosher Ayco Charitable Foundation Prof. Frances Dolan Ms. Coralie Kupfer Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Moy The Francis Bacon Foundation Mr. Douglas Dombek and Mr. Curtis Dombek Kupfer Law and Mediation Alfred C. Munger Foundation Ms. Marybel Balendonck Joseph Drown Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kam Kwok Mr. Charles T. Munger Bancroft-Clair Foundation Estate of Donald Duke Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Last Dan Murphy Foundation Bank of America Foundation Mr. George A. V. Dunning and Sharon and John Light The National Archives and Records Mr. and Mrs. Hancock Banning III Mr. Robert M. Marino Mr. William D. Lippman Administration June and Merle Banta Edison International The Little Garden Club of Pasadena National Philanthropic Trust Banta Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Roger S. C. Eng Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Logan Mr. Henry M. Nevins Dr. Gerald S. Barad Mrs. Robert F. Erburu Los Angeles County The Newberry Library Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Baril Dr. Robert N. Essick Los Angeles Railroad Heritage Foundation Nichi Bei Fujin Kai Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker The Essick Foundation Inc. Estate of Dr. Patricia Ann Lowry Mrs. Kenneth T. Norris Jr. Olin and Ann Barrett The Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation Ms. Monica Lozano Estate of Dr. Doyce B. Nunis Jr. Avery and Andrew F. Barth Alix B. Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macfarland Mr. and Mrs. Stuart O’Melveny Mr. and Mrs. Everett B. Bassin Judith and Stan Farrar Macfarland Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Onderdonk Christine C. Benter Sydney and Ray Feeney MacTon Foundation Mrs. Yvonne Pan The Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation Alisa M. Fickewirth and John M. Fickewirth Frank and Mona Mapel Ms. Nan Rae and Mr. Charles L. Parker Mr. Alan J. Bloch and Ms. Nancy M. Berman Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Estate of Elise Mudd Marvin The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Fred and Diane Blum Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Fielding Estate of Dr. Ernest P. Mauk Jr. Pasadena Audubon Society David Bohnett Foundation The Fletcher Jones Foundation Mayfield Junior School of the Holy Child Jesus Pasadena Community Foundation Mrs. George N. Boone Ms. Kit Fuller Helen S. and John J. McKetta Jr. Pasadena Garden Club Mr. Nick Boone Mr. Kevin Gambrel and Mrs. Rieko Gambrel Charitable Foundation Paul Hastings LLP The Boone Foundation Garden Club of Laguna Woods Mrs. Edward H. McLaughlin Jr. Peco Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Booth III George Dock Society for the Ms. Constance C. McPhee Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peer II The Otis Booth Foundation History of Medicine The Paul Mellon Centre Mr. and Mrs. James Peters Maribeth and Hal Borthwick Thomas Gertmenian and Sally Barngrove Mericos Foundation James G. Phillipp and Concepcion Arechebala Estate of Mr. William Boyle Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Margot and Mitch Milias Dr. William D. Phillips and Mrs. Hannah G. Bradley Glendale Mall Associates The Milias Foundation Dr. Carla Rahn Phillips Dr. and Mrs. James B. Breckinridge Joseph Goddu Fine Arts Inc. Jack Miller Center Laurence and Carol Pretty Mr. and Mrs. Steven Broidy Golden State Bonsai Federation Dr. Katherine Bucknell Maguire Mrs. George Good Milton Avery’s Burlesque, 1936, oil on canvas, was one of several purchases by the Art Collectors’ Cactus & Succulent Society of America George and Marcia Good Family Foundation Council. The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens. © 2015 The Milton Avery California Bonsai Society Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Grant Jr. Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. California Community Foundation Ms. Susan Steinhauser and California Institute of Technology Mr. Daniel Greenberg The Capital Group Companies, Inc. The Greenberg Foundation Dr. Cindy and Mr. John Carson Mrs. Kathleen Grundhofer Rachel Carson Center Jerry A. and Kathleen A. Grundhofer Cengage Inc. Family Foundation Susan and Stephen Chandler The Guerin Foundation Chanticleer Foundation Kelsey Browne Hall Chapman Hanson Foundation Ms. Marilyn Jane Hall Ms. Jennifer Cheng Frederick Hammersley Foundation The Cheng Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hammond Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Chow Gary K. Hart and Cary S. Hart Christie’s The John Randolph Haynes and Mr. Pierson Clair IV Dora Haynes Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Patrick N. Hoban Mrs. Maryadele Clougherty Ms. Barbara Hodson Marty and Bruce Coffey Dr. Loren N. Horton The Marty and Bruce Coffey Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William L. Horton Mr. and Ms. Christopher W. Combs HSBC Community Foundation of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hurt Western North Carolina Inc. Ms. Barbara F. Inamoto and Confidence Foundation Mr. George P. Sutton Mrs. Eleanor Congdon The Christopher Isherwood Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Coulombe Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. Bryant C. Danner J. W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation Mr. Gale G. Davis and Mrs. Cynthia Davis Mr. Scott Eric Jordan Mr. and Mrs. K. Leo Dencik Valerie E. Lyons and Jay Judson

30 Princeton University Class of 1969 Mr. and Ms. Stephen D. Rountree Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spelke Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Read San Francisco Succulent & Cactus Society Alan and Janet Stanford WWW Foundation Redondo Beach Seniors San Marino Girl Scouts Stanford University Mr. Robert J. Walcott and William Reese Company Estate of Kendrick A. Schlatter Mr. Robert H. Stiefel Mrs. Laurie J. Sanderson-Walcott Renaissance Society of America The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Mrs. John A. Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Waller Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reynolds The Scottsdale Foundation Mr. Philip V. Swan and Robert A. Waller Foundation Jeep Rice The Hon. and Mrs. R. Carlton Seaver Mrs. Katherine S. Swan Mr. Ronald E. Wardwell Mrs. J. Randolph Richards The Seaver Endowment Terra Foundation for the Arts Mr. Robert S. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Riley The Seaver Institute Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Terrazas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Webb David and Kathleen Rips Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Sebenius Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. Foundation Dr. Louise Ritchie and Dr. Robert C. Ritchie Mrs. Terry Seidler Elizabeth S. Thompson Dr. Howard D. Weinbrot and Susan W. and Carl W. Robertson Mrs. Mary-Jeannette Selwyn Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Thornton Jr. Ms. Dawn T. Simon Weinbrot Mr. Joel and Dr. Ricki Robinson E. L. & Ruth B. Shannon Foundation The Thornton Foundation Weingart Foundation The Joel and Ricki Robinson Family Mrs. E. L. Shannon Jr. Thousand Oaks Library Wells Fargo Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. L. Dennis Shapiro Mr. Spencer Wen Hau Tien and Ms. Lilly Tien Sally K. Wenzlau Estate of Mildred E. Rodstrom Mr. Allen E. Shay and Ms. Kirsten L. Hansen John Toomey Gallery Inc. Westfield Santa Anita Mr. and Mrs. David Booth Rogers Edward A. and Ai O. Shay Family Foundation Mr. Paul Tsai and Mrs. DauhLian Chi Estate of Mr. Loran M. Whitelock Mr. Stephen E. Rogers The Shea Foundation Ms. Maureen B. Tyson and L. K. Whittier Foundation Dr. Malcolm J. Rohrbough and Shekels Charitable Foundation Ms. Maureen A. Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wiedenbeck Ms. Sarah Hanley Mr. Eric W. Sigg Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ulyatt Mr. Willis B. Wood Jr. Mr. Jerry Romotsky and Dr. Sally Romotsky Sky Vision Insurance Agency University of California, Riverside Deborah and Robert Wycoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ronus Lisa and Tim Sloan University of Southern California Zamorano Club The Rose Hills Foundation H. Russell Smith Uptown Gay and Lesbian Alliance Inc. Estate of Evelyn Zillgitt Anne and Jim Rothenberg Mr. Stewart R. Smith and USC Emeriti Center Robert Zimmermann Memorial Loren and Frances Rothschild Ms. Robin A. Ferracone I. N. and Susanna H. Van Nuys Foundation

HONORARIA The Huntington is privileged to recognize gifts made in tribute of someone admired, respected, or remembered in a special way.

Mr. Ashwin Adarkar and Ms. Carol P. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Edmond H. Pi Dr. Sushma Adarkar Ms. Kimberly Martin Ms. Betty Shon Heather and Paul Haaga Mr. and Mrs. Yee-Jen Shuai June Li Christina Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Olin Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Alschuler Mr. Ernie So Mr. George Stephens Jr. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sun Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. McGregor Dr. Jean R. Brink and Mr. Peter Brink Ms. Julie Wong Tam and Mr. Robert Tam Dr. Anne Lake Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Dave Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Eddie S. Y. Wang Greater Kansas City Community Dr. and Mrs. Edward Wong Ms. Maddy Deligio Foundation Mrs. Beth Woo Mrs. Erin Questad and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lundegard Beth & Wilbur Woo Family Foundation Mr. Mario Espinoza Eva and Paul Zee Ms. Suzy Moser Mr. James Glisson Dr. George Abdo and Ms. Sara Campbell Mrs. Suki Nax Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dewhirst Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Alschuler Mr. Patrick Reid Mrs. Linda L. Chang Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Koblik Judith Plunkett Ms. Margaret F. Leong and Anonymous Ms. Yvonne L. Green Ms. Susan Steinhauser and Mr. Michael P. Checca Mr. Daniel Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Chunneng Chen Mr. Lynn Paul Reitnouer and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kum-Nin Cheng Mrs. Winslow Rowe Reitnouer MacTon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Chou Ms. Susan M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McGaha Mr. and Mrs. William Chow Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Riley Margot and Mitch Milias Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Ayco Charitable Foundation Claudia P. Huntington and Marshall Miller Mrs. Paula J. Fong June and Paul Bilgore Anne and Jim Rothenberg Mr. Stephen He and Mrs. Hong Chen Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stanfill Mr. and Mrs. Nowland C. Hong Mrs. Coreen Rodgers Weingart Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hu Mr. Cliff Kolovson and Mr. Eric Fun Lee and Ms. Susanna Kong Ms. Ilene Knopping-Kolovson Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kong Ms. Virginia O. Lew and Dr. Edward K. Lew Mr. David Ascher Ethan and Joanne Lipsig Anne Rothenberg Mr. and Mrs. D. Kerry McCluggage Namibian native Cyphostemma juttae pos- Mr. and Ms. Larry Latimer Ms. Fang Z. Liu sesses a unique trait for harnessing energy Ms. Kathleen Schofield Mei-Lee Ney from the sun: even after losing its fleshy leaves Mr. Brian D. Phillips and Ms. Virginia O. Lew and Dr. Edward K. Lew in winter, the plant’s translucent parchment-like Ms. Hsiang-Rong Yang bark allows light to reach the photosynthetic Daniel and Toby Bernstein layers below.

31 MEMORIALS Gifts made in the enduring memory of loved ones support the general programs of The Huntington or one of our five program divisions.

Mr. Robert Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Dammer Ms. Kathy Madsen Martin Stoner Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Fedor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Dammer Jr. Marty and Bruce Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Goodacre The Marty and Bruce Coffey Mrs. Elaine Porter Ms. Marilyn Beasley Morgina Williams Eagleton Family Foundation Ms. Jill S. Weinreich Anonymous Mrs. Janice H. Strugar Ms. Maureen M. C. Draper Ms. Susan D. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Strugar Mr. George H. Benter Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Finch The Strugar Family Foundation Christine C. Benter Mr. Robert F. Erburu Mr. and Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mrs. Judith C. Nunnelly California Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoellkopf Har T. Tong Mr. Robert L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Sig Y. Tong Ms. Peggy Park Bernal Mrs. Nancy Munger Ms. Patricia A. Brunette Mr. Carl R. Baker Ms. Ava Chang Mrs. William Tookey Ms. Betty S. Foreman and Miss Victoria Bernal Bob Cialdini and Bobette Gorden Ms. Louise C. Guerin and Mr. Nick Kratz Mr. Theodore T. Tsotsis Ms. Barbara Bishop Mr. William M. Podley Dr. and Mrs. John W. House Ms. Lourene E. Vail Mr. Jeremy Clear Pfaffinger Foundation Ms. Rosemarie Nevarez Mr. and Mrs. Jerold J. Haserot Ms. Kathy Coontz Mr. O. Stanley Woolson Jr. Ms. Michelle Meyer Ms. Anne De Wolfe Ms. Ann Fox Wakeley Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fish Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Oldham Dr. Beverly M. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Ehlen John W. Fish Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Oldham Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Fowler Marcia M. McMahon Mr. Edwin Wald Mr. Robert C. Osher Ms. Nancy T. Gilmour Mrs. Carrie Wald Cordova E. L. & Ruth B. Shannon Foundation Mrs. Judith Ostrander Mrs. George Good Mrs. E. L. Shannon Jr. Mrs. Barbara R. Warner Alexis Goubran-Wang Ms. Jessie Rose Parkin Ms. Barbara E. Wagner Huntington Westerners Mr. Harvey D. Hagman and Ms. Carol Belnap Ms. Kathryn Lacombe Mr. Edward Warren Hoak Mrs. Robert S. Warren Felix Pulinski Ms. Katherine Harkness Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Vickery Jr. Mary Jane Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Healy Ms. Barbara Neisler Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bosl Mr. Samuel W. Hunt Mrs. Janet O. Bowmer Huntington Westerners Mr. Edward O. Robinson Mrs. John A. Sturgeon Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Coulombe Ms. Miriam Jin Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Adams Mr. and Mrs. David S. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. James Krough Louise and John Jacobus Mrs. Maryadele Clougherty Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. William R. Marken Ms. Judith L. Jacobus Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Lee Grund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meyer Mr. and Mrs. David Mattoon Soon-Kyun Yoon Jensen Mrs. Thornton Hamlin Jr. Ms. Rhonda Ruick O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Guy Patterson Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones Ms. Elizabeth H. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Soderberg Mrs. Vivian Kun and Mr. William Kun Mr. and Mrs. George D. Leal Mr. and Mrs. Harlan J. Sandberg Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wagner Marjorie and Steven Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shapira Mr. Kiyoshi Kishimoto Mr. Donald G. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. David Link Mr. and Mrs. Randy A. Shulman Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Anderson Rev. and Mrs. Rell D. Spickerman Don L. Smith, M.D., and Kathe L. Smith Ms. Sheila Mahaney Mr. and Mrs. Khan Komai Mr. and Mrs. Sherman J. McQueen Jo Ann and Ken Todd Ms. Fran Schenck Baikoen Bonsai Club Mrs. Elizabeth Medearis and Mr. Peter Lee Chun Mr. Frederick Brandt California Bonsai Society Inc. Mr. Sandy McLean Mr. and Mrs. J. David Germany Mr. and Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mr. Chris Komai John and Thelma Orr Ms. Louise C. Guerin and Mr. Nick Kratz Mr. Neil Komai Mrs. Judith Ostrander Ms. Helen Carothers Mrs. Mikki Heydorff and Mr. J. K. Heydorff Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Y. Komai Pasadena Community Foundation Ms. Erica Hahn Mr. Edwin E. Loh Ms. Karen Margolis Mrs. Linda Pretzel-Roberts Ms. Jean Parry Ms. Hallie Carruth Santa Anita Bonsai Society Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Riley Mr. Wayne L. Schenck Hally and Jeff Prater Mrs. John S. Rossiter Mrs. Gloria D. Sierra and Mr. Frank H. Kono Ms. Katherine P. Schiels Mrs. Barbara Charles Mr. Cristian A. Sierra Trader Joe’s Company Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich W. Seitz Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Ms. Barbara L. Simpson Mrs. E. L. Shannon Jr. Mr. George Ching Li-Tzu H. Lee Mrs. Thomas K. Caughey E. L. & Ruth B. Shannon Foundation Edward K. Lew, D.D.S. Incorporated Mr. Hunter Chen Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Foster Mr. and Mrs. James K. Singleton Ms. Virginia O. Lew and Dr. Edward K. Lew Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. Lester Hammar Mrs. John A. Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harvey Mr. Philip V. Swan and Mr. Tom Clougherty Ms. Ruby K. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Riley Mrs. Katherine S. Swan Ms. Carol Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. William Firchau Mrs. Rosemary B. Simmons Mr. James Thompson Ms. Francie Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ham Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Toebben Mr. Ron Toews and The Hon. Beth Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Cornwell Ms. Cynthia Li Mrs. E. Leroy Tolles Mr. H. Russell Smith Lagerlof, Senecal, Gosney & Kruse LLP Bob and Lana Mcdonell Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Ulf Ms. Sarah Soifer Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Robert S. Warren Mrs. Elizabeth Crahan Claudia P. Huntington and Marshall Miller Mr. Edward I. Levin Mr. Martin Carl Washton and Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Herman Ms. Olivia Garfield and Mrs. Susan Washton Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Levine Ms. Nancie Bornstein Mr. Michael A. Newkirk Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Markwith Dr. Thomas McLean Mrs. Terry Seidler Alan Wayte Ms. Margaret A. Miller Ms. Janice R. Paster Mr. Lee Wagman Mrs. Nancy L. Savage Ms. Stacia F. Payne Ms. Lana Sternberg William and Eileen Zimmerman Ms. Virginia Dzung Weng Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young Mr. and Mrs. Chi-Wen Liu Mrs. Selena A. Spurgeon Mr. Wan-go H. C. Weng Ms. Emma Dagan Mrs. Pei-Lu Liu and Mr. Timothy L. Liu Mr. Charles H. Spurgeon Mrs. Lily Y. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Foster Charles Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Young Mr. Jud O. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James K. Yin Mrs. Pei-Lu Liu and Mr. Timothy L. Liu

32 IN-KIND DONORS The Huntington thanks individuals and corporations who have responded to institutional needs through nonmonetary gifts of tangible goods or services. In-kind gifts support our programs and build our collections, contributing to the institution’s overall success.

Dr. George Abdo and Ms. Sara Campbell The Conrad Family: Carol Kay Conrad, Mr. Russell Hanlin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Locklin Mrs. Jean Abell and Ms. Ann Shearing D avid Paul Conrad, Elizabeth Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Harbach Log House Plants Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Cannizzaro, James Erik Conrad Mr. David Henderson Ms. Dione Longley and Museum Mr. Gale Cooper Dr. Thomas H. Henriksen Mr. Elmer J. Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Adde Copa Vida Cafe Ms. Janice Heppe Mr. Gary D. Lowe Mr. Cyrus Afshin Norma and Gary Cowles Mr. Garrett Hermanson Luscious Dumplings Inc. Mr. John B. Ahouse Crepe Studio Dr. and Mrs. Steve Hindle M. S. Property Company Alberting Museum Dr. David A. Cressy Ms. Willie Angel Hjorth Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mahoney Anonymous Mr. Hal Cunningham Joseph Holden Trust Maison Akira Restaurant Dr. Jamie Armstrong Dr. Simona Cupic Hopkins Fulfillment Service Mama Musubi Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Arnold Mr. Darryl J. Curran and Ms. Carole Brieant Rev. Huston Horn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Margolis Art Car Museum Nicholas and Olivia Curry Ms. Velina H. Houston Mr. Tom Martin Ashgate Publishing Limited Delicious Food Cafe Mr. Fu Qian Huang Mr. Michael McCahill Dr. Helen Barr Mr. Michael Devirian and Ms. Lauri Sager Ms. Faye Hueston Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McCann Ms. Barbara Barrett-Byrne Mr. Dennis Dewenter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunnicut Ms. James S. McGee Avery and Andrew F. Barth Mr. Brent C. Dickerson Huntington Library Press Mr. Bruce W. McKittrick Mr. and Mrs. Everett B. Bassin Mr. David Dixon Huntington-USC Institute on California Mr. Ken McLeod Ms. Leslie Batson Dr. Clayton Drees and the West Mrs. Marcia M. McMahon Mr. Joseph Bellows dusitD2 Constance Pasadena Mr. William K. Hutchinson and Mr. Adam Mekler and Ms. Daphne Beneke Martha Benedict Eagle Rock Historical Society Mrs. Lois A. Hutchinson Melwood Press Dr. Shelley M. Bennett Dr. John Stephan Edwards Ms. Karina Busto Ibarra Mr. Paul Melzer Mr. Jacob Berkowitz Dr. Thomas Elias and Ms. Hiromi Nakaoji Images by Lighting Mr. and Mrs. O’Malley M. Miller The Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation Mr. Don Elkins Dr. Caroline Ings-Chambers Mr. Ronald Miller Dr. Stephen Bernard Dr. Richard R. Ellis Mr. Sam Irvin Dr. George Edward Milne Bernard Quaritch Ltd. Erin Hanson Gallery Mr. Tom Jacobson Mr. Dwight Minton Mr. John Bertram Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Timothy Erwin Ms. Susan E. James Ms. Gloria Molina Bird Pick Tea & Herb F. Marion Crawford Society Mr. Peter Jensen Dr. and Mrs. J. Mario Molina Rev. Stephanie Miller and Fanta-Sea Grill Mr. Ralph W. Johnson Mr. Manny Morales Dr. Robert Bjorklund Farm Cuisine Restaurant Mr. Ron Johnson Morgan Library of Ohio Imprints Mr. and Mrs. John R. Blakesley Dr. and Mrs. Marion V. Filippone Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jutzi Ms. Nancy D. Moure Mr. John Blew Mr. Steven Fischler Dr. Peter Keating Moxon Chappel Mr. Isaac J. Bloch Mr. John W. Fish Mr. Ian F. Kelly Ms. Kathleen Nagy Dr. Peter Blodgett and Ms. Sara S. Hodson Ms. Theresa M. Flaherty Dr. Paulina Kewes Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Nash Ms. Kathy Boehme Ms. Anne Fleming Ms. Janet A. King The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Ms. Nancy Bogen Mr. Rafael Z. Flores Gonzalez Mr. William R. Kinman and Mrs. Suki Nax Bon Appetea Fluff Ice Dr. Gay Toltl Kinman Mr. Harold B. Nelson Mr. William Bradley Fondation D’Entreprise Louis Vuitton Dr. Julia Kloss-Weber Mr. David New Dr. and Mrs. James B. Breckinridge Mr. Stuart Fox Mr. David Knott New Fusion Dr. Susan Brigden Mr. Rudy Franchi Kerstin and Steven Koblik New Moon Restaurant Estate of Mr. Ernest A. Bryant III Mr. Donald French Mr. George Kolbe New Port Seafood Restaurant Ms. Olive Buchan Friends of Sharon A. Receveur Ms. Diana Korzenik Mr. and Mrs. David Nguyendo Mr. Matt Buff Mr. Gernot U. Gabel Mr. Eric Kramer No. 1 Kazoku Mrs. Linda L. Bukowski Estate of Victor Gail Ms. Shelley Kresan Jeremy and Patricia Norman Ms. Elizabeth V. Foldi and Mr. Leo Bulgarini The Hon. and Mrs. Gil Garcetti Hannah and Russel Kully Mrs. Kenneth T. Norris Jr. Ms. Jacqueline Bunge-Barger Prof. Malcom Gaskill Sze-Ern and Margaret Kuo Northwestern University Dr. Michael J. Burden Mr. Daniel L. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kuri Nuccio’s Nursery Dr. Chuck Campbell Ms. Aleta George Ms. Cynthia J. Kurtz Dr. Philip M. O’Brien and Ms. Ann J. Topjon Dr. Cindy and Mr. John Carson George Washington’s Mount Vernon Ms. Patricia Kurtz Mr. Hobart T. Oei and Mrs. Anita Oei Mr. Barry Cauchon Estate and Gardens Prof. Earle G. Labor Mr. Robert P. Palazzo Mr. Gusmano Cesaretti Glendale Public Library Lake Clark National Park and Preserve Palm Springs Art Museum Ms. Myra D. Chalfant Rosalie and Nathan Gorchoff The Langham Huntington Hotel, Pasadena Palomar College Library Dr. Erica M. Charters Mr. James L. Greaves Dr. Carlos M. Larralde Panda Restaurant Group Inc. Ms. Carolyn Check Dr. Michael S. Green and Ms. Deborah Young Verlag Laugwitz Paul Hastings LLP Mr. David Chen Ms. Susan Green and Mr. Lawrence Green Mr. Hans Lee Peking Tavern Fred Y. and Sarah W. Chen Green Zone Ms. Janeen P. Lee Ms. Lucia Marino and Mr. Robert Pierpoint Mr. Jin Chen Ms. Susan Steinhauser and Leeds Art Foundation Pine & Crane Mr. Gabriel Ching Mr. Daniel Greenberg Mr. Henry Willard Lende Jr. Ms. Sheila Pinkel Mr. Richard N. Cirino Ms. Wanda Grunwald Mr. Brian Levine Portland Art Museum Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Clapp Hai Di Lao Hot Pot Dr. Dan Lewis and Mrs. Pamela Bailey Lewis Printing Historical Society Ms. Linda S. Clarke Dr. David Hall Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lindsay Prof. Lewis Pyenson Mr. Jim Clinefelter Dr. Dewey W. Hall Mrs. Margaret Lindstrom and Qiushi USA Distribution Sharon F. Collins and Michelle Collins Frederick Hammersley Foundation Mr. Bill Lindstrom Mr. D. Michael Quinn Mr. Roger K. Hamson Dr. Sarah J. Lippert Ms. Nina Ragle and Mr. John L. Ragle

33 Mr. Roy E. Randolph Russell E. Scharman and Douglas K. Scharman Mr. Gaylord Staveley Dr. Lawrence Warner Mr. John Ray Dr. Gary Schmidgall Lee Stone Mr. Tom Waterman and Mr. Jason Waterman Ray-Ray Restaurant & Teahouse Mr. Randol Schoenberg and Dr. Roger G. Swearingen Ms. Jennifer Watts Mr. Patrick H. Rayermann and Ms. Pamela Mayers-Schoenberg Mr. John F. Szabo Ms. Anita Weaver Mr. Richard Rayermann Ms. Barbara H. Schultz Dr. Jinhua Tan Msgr. Francis J. Weber Dr. Sandra Rebok Dr. Ingo Schwarz Cecile Tang Shu-Shuen Ralph J. and Virginia L. Wedgwood Mr. Adam Rettig Prof. Donald Scragg and Dr. Leah Scragg Tangerine Press Dr. Howard D. Weinbrot and Rice Thai Tapas Mr. Robert F. Seal Taschen GmbH Ms. Dawn T. Simon Weinbrot Prof. Roger C. Richardson Ms. Stella See Dr. Lisa Tetrault Mr. Robert Weiss Ms. Kathy Riggs Estate of Helena Seltzer Ms. Cathy Thomas Mr. Henry Wessells Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rindge Dr. Robert M. Senkewicz and Mrs. William Tookey Estate of Mr. Erling Richard West Dr. Louise Ritchie and Dr. Robert C. Ritchie Dr. Rose Marie Beebe Dr. David S. Torres-Rouff Ms. Cicely Wheelon Dr. Malcolm J. Rohrbough and Seoul Museum of Art Town & Country Event Rentals Inc. Dr. Andrea White Ms. Sarah Hanley Mr. Stewart Sexton Mr. Arthur Tress Ms. Karina White Dr. Andrew Rolle and Dr. Myra Rolle Ms. Katie Shapiro Mr. Philip Trower Dr. Ronald White Jr. and Ms. Cynthia White Roni Ms. Barbara D. Shaw Topping Dr. Elly R. Truitt Mr. and Mrs. Ian L. White-Thomson Mr. Brian Rooney Mr. and Mrs. James W. Shuttleworth Mr. Richard Turner Whittier Trust Mr. Michael Rossington Mr. and Mrs. David Simpson Universität Hamburg Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Williamson Loren and Frances Rothschild Single Stone on Mission Street University of Minnesota Press Ms. Diana Wong Routledge Singpoli Group LLC University of North Carolina Press Mr. Glen Woodmansee Roy’s Pasadena Mr. Gideon F. Smith Ms. Dana R. Van Kooy Xinhua News Agency RP WIP LA Med Office Leasehold Owner LLC Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Smith Ms. Mary Van Loo Ms. Joanne L. Yeck Mr. Stephen Rulo Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Smith Ms. Holly Vecchio Mr. Randy Young Dr. Sharon V. Salinger Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press Vietnam House Kwang-I and Ellen Yu Sam Woo BBQ Laurie Sowd Mr. Michael Vinson Ms. Miharu Cynthia Yuge Samuel Johnson Society of the West Ms. Elizabeth B. Spelman Dr. and Mrs. Jack M. Waltman Zilin San Gabriel Nursery Ms. Daisy Montfort Spooler Mr. Freeman Wang Mr. Sigmund Zygelman and San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership Dr. Jon Stallworthy Mr. George Warburg Ms. Joyce Zygelman

MATCHING GIFT ORGANIZATIONS The following companies have matching gift programs that made gifts to The Huntington this year.

American International Group, Inc. Amgen Foundation Bank of America Foundation Baxter International Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Boeing Company California Community Foundation The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Chevron Matching Gifts FM Global Foundation The Getty Foundation IBM International Foundation Internal Drive, dba iD Tech Camps Mattel Foundation Medtronic Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Mitsubishi Cement Corporation Occidental Petroleum Corporation Oracle Corporation Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Rockefeller Foundation Scitor Corporation Sempra Energy Foundation Shell Oil Company Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation The Walt Disney Company Foundation Weingart Foundation Western Asset Management Company Despite its foul smell, the bloom of the rare Amorphophallus titanum, or “Corpse Flower,” attracted thousands of visitors. The 2014 bloom was Charitable Foundation The Huntington’s fifth since 1999.

34 REPORT OF INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

To the Board of Trustees of The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery We have audited the accompanying financial statements of The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gal- lery (“The Huntington”), which comprise the statement of financial position as of June 30, 2015, and the related statements of activities and changes in net assets, functional expenses and cash flows for the year then ended, and the related notes to the financial statements. Management’s responsibility for the financial statements Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America; this includes the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditor’s responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Opinion In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery as of June 30, 2015, and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. Other matters Report on 2014 summarized comparative information We have previously audited The Huntington’s 2014 financial statements (not presented herein), and we ex- pressed an unmodified audit opinion on those audited financial statements in our report dated November 11, 2014. In our opinion, the accompanying summarized comparative information as of and for the year ended June 30, 2014, is consistent, in all material respects, with the audited financial statements from which it has been derived.

Los Angeles, California November 20, 2015

35 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Year ended June 30, 2015 (With Summarized Comparative Financial Information as of June 30, 2014)

2015 2014 Total Total ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 15,329,304 $ 30,168,562 Short-term investments 20,535,336 34,097,138 Accounts and other receivables 150,767 264,618 Grants and contributions receivables 20,195,676 20,769,191 Prepaid expenses 457,790 476,108 Inventories 937,243 492,344 Pooled investments 423,468,482 433,068,706 Beneficial interests in trusts, insurance and real estate 19,414,091 19,120,008 Real estate 1,739,026 1,472,403 Fixed assets 166,607,549 146,991,674 Total assets $ 668,835,264 $686,920,752

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 4,203,540 $ 9,556,711 Note payable - 1,330,000 Obligations under unitrust and annuity agreements 5,180,290 5,424,698 Asset retirement obligation 396,638 377,749 Other liabilities 8,573,566 8,000,000 Total liabilities 18,354,034 24,689,158

Net assets Unrestricted 342,878,707 339,043,414 Temporarily restricted 174,240,603 196,185,709 Permanently restricted 133,361,920 127,002,471 Total net assets 650,481,230 662,231,594 Total liabilities and net assets $ 668,835,264 $686,920,752

36 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS Year ended June 30, 2015 (With Summarized Comparative Financial Information for the Year Ended June 30, 2014)

Temporarily Permanently 2015 2014 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total Operating support and revenue Investment return used for operations $ 13,660,403 $ - $ - $ 13,660,403 $ 13,029,993 Individual, corporate and foundation contributions 11,737,005 15,455,649 6,359,449 33,552,103 38,711,554 Fees, auxiliary services, sales and other revenue 10,616,536 - - 10,616,536 9,867,664 Total operating support and revenue 36,013,944 15,455,649 6,359,449 57,829,042 61,609,211 Net assets released from restriction Satisfaction of restrictions 23,382,854 (23,382,854) - - - Total operating support and revenue and net assets released from restrictions 59,396,798 (7,927,205) 6,359,449 57,829,042 61,609,211

Operating expenses Program 41,955,993 - - 41,955,993 45,622,982 Supporting 9,189,986 - - 9,189,986 6,842,190 Cost of sales and auxiliary services 4,211,350 - - 4,211,350 3,423,655 Total operating expenses 55,357,329 - - 55,357,329 55,888,827

Changes in net assets from operations 4,039,469 (7,927,205) 6,359,449 2,471,713 5,720,384

Other non-operating revenue, gains and losses Investment return 115,250 (137,902) - (22,652) 59,390,286 Change in value of split interest agreements (319,426) (219,596) - (539,022) (713,004) Investment return used for operations - (13,660,403) - (13,660,403) (13,029,993) Total non-operating revenue, gains and losses (204,176) (14,017,901) - (14,222,077) 45,647,289

Changes in net assets 3,835,293 (21,945,106) 6,359,449 (11,750,364) 51,367,673

Net assets at beginning of year 339,043,414 196,185,709 127,002,471 662,231,594 610,863,921 Net assets at end of year $ 342,878,707 $ 174,240,603 $ 133,361,920 $ 650,481,230 $ 662,231,594

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- - - - $ - ,492 2,311 2,991 4,010 2 6 97,137 97,137 51,462 41,929 41,929 78,839 6 42,085 2 9 1 3 ,741,710 ,741,710 2 ,399,781 ,339,366 6 ,214,454 ,402,644 4 2 3 $ 4 $ 3 ublic Services Services ublic P

- - - ,440 3,750 9,287 4,439 2 23,253 3 47,973 47,973 18,854 61,500 42,852 6 1 7 7 2 2 otanical ,614,160 ,907,320 ,629,025 3,172,271 $ 6 ,444,932 ,706,840 1 B 4,245,625 9 4 5 7 $ 1 $ 1

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S Program Supporting Cost i e a a STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL OF EXPENSES STATEMENT Year endedYear June (With 30, 2015 Summarized Comparative Financial Information the for Ended Year June 30, 2014) Acquisitions Conservation Cost of merchandise and services Exhibits and programs Grants awarded Insurance Maintenance and repair Outside services and Professional nstitutionalSalaries development and benefits materials, Supplies, Utilities quipment and other Subtotal before Security, maintenance, llocated departments nd operations Asset retirement obligation Depreciation ubtotal expensesTotal fiscal 2015 expensesTotal fiscal 2014 Total Total Total

38 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Year ended June 30, 2015 (With Summarized Comparative Financial Information for the Year Ended June 30, 2014)

2015 2014 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Change in net assets $(11,750,364) $ 51,367,673 Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash used by operating activities Depreciation 9,942,319 7,518,747 Non-cash change to asset retirement obligation 18,887 17,988 Amortization of pledge discounts (459,343) 402,638 Receipt of contributed securities (6,245,305) (5,832,985) Contributions for long-term investment 7,458,178 7,527,570 Net realized and unrealized loss (gain) on investments 1,612,547 (56,417,707) Gain on sale of assets (56,750) - Changes in operating assets and liabilities Accounts and other receivables, including accrued investment income 106,287 109,764 Grants and contributions receivable (11,361,039) (20,337,215) Prepaid expenses 18,318 133,304 Inventories (444,899) (21,386) Notes and mortages receivable - 119,587 Accounts payable and accrued expenses (493,580) 908,865 Other liabilities 573,565 8,000,000 Net cash used by operating activities (11,081,179) (6,503,157)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Proceeds from sales and maturities of investments 75,930,305 138,218,460 Proceeds from sales of contributed securities 6,245,305 5,832,985 Purchases of investments (53,896,607) (173,993,593) Purchases of fixed assets (34,361,035) (33,758,553) Improvements of real estate holdings (266,623) (36,794) Net cash used by investing activities (6,348,655) (63,737,495)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Contributions for long-term investment 4,935,719 14,806,499 Change in beneficial interests in trusts and insurance (1,015,143) 4,810,377 Net borrowings on note payable (1,330,000) (1,330,000) Net cash provided by financing activities 2,590,576 18,286,876 Change in cash and cash equivalents (14,839,258) (51,953,776) Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of fiscal year 30,168,562 82,122,338 Cash and cash equivalents at end of fiscal year $ 15,329,304 $ 30,168,562

Supplement cash flow information: Gifts of securities $ 6,245,305 $ 5,832,985 Accounts payable related to the acquisition of fixed assets $ 1,022,801 $ 4,354,424

39 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS June 30, 2015 (With Summarized Comparative Financial Information for June 30, 2014)

1. ORGANIZATION The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery (“The Huntington”) is a California nonprofit charitable trust created in 1919 by Henry E. Huntington to promote and advance “learning, the arts and sciences, and to promote the public welfare; to render the books, manuscripts and other contents available to scholars and other persons engaged in research or creative work in history, literature, art, science and kindred subjects; to disseminate and contribute to the advancement of useful information and knowledge; ...and generally to conduct an institution of educational value to the public.” 2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES Basis of Presentation The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis of accounting in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America (“GAAP”). The Huntington reports information regarding its financial position and activities according to three classes of net assets: unrestricted net assets, temporarily restricted net assets and permanently restricted net assets. U nrestricted net assets – net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed stipulations. The Board of Trustees may elect to designate such net assets for specific purposes or to function as endowment. This designation may be removed at the Board’s discretion. T emporarily restricted net assets – net assets that are subject to donor-imposed stipulations that either expire by passage of time or can be fulfilled and removed by actions of The Huntington pursuant to these stipulations. As the restrictions are satisfied, temporarily restricted net assets are reclassified to unrestricted net assets and reported in the accompanying statement of activities and changes in net assets as net assets released from restrictions. Donor restricted contributions received and expended in the same reporting period may be recorded as unrestricted contribution. P ermanently restricted net assets – net assets that are subject to donor-imposed stipulations that must be maintained in perpetuity while permitting The Huntington to use or expend part or all of the income derived from the donated assets. Cash and Cash Equivalents All highly liquid investments with maturity of three months or less when purchased are considered to be cash equivalents. The Huntington maintains its cash and cash equivalents with major financial institutions. Accounts at these institutions are guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) up to $250,000 for each bank. The Huntington is exposed to credit risk for amounts held in excess of the FDIC limit. The Huntington does not anticipate nonperformance by these institutions. Short Term Investments Short term investments were comprised of money market mutual funds, short term commercial papers and short term treasury notes. The Huntington’s short term investments are measured at fair value using quoted prices that represent Level 1 inputs. Inventories Inventories are reported at the lower of cost or market on a first-in, first-out (“FIFO”) basis and consist of items held by The Huntington Store and Huntington Library Press publications. Investments Investments with a readily determinable market value are stated at fair value; hedge funds and limited partnerships are also stated at fair value. Other investments including real estate and oil leases are stated at cost. Gains or losses and investment income on investments are reported in the statement of activities and changes in net assets as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets, unless their use is temporarily or permanently restricted by explicit donor stipulation. Interest and dividends are accrued as earned or declared. Beneficial Interests in Trusts, Insurance and Real Estate The Huntington has a beneficial interest in a number of split-interest agreements. Interests in the gift annuity fund, pooled income fund, and charitable remainder trusts are stated at fair value, with a corresponding liability for the present value of estimated future payments, using discount rates ranging from 3% to 7.5% and life expectancy tables, to the beneficiary(ies) other than The Huntington. A reserve account is maintained for the gift annuity fund in compliance with California Department of Insurance regulations. The Huntington is the beneficiary of life insurance policies with a cash surrender value. The Huntington is also a beneficiary of a one-sixth interest in an apartment building. The gains or losses and investment income on split-interest agreements are reported in the statement of activities and changes in net assets as investment income. When The Huntington is named as trustee under the terms of a split-interest agreement, the agreement is recorded at the fair value of the trust on the date of the trust; a corresponding liability is recorded to recognize the present value of expected future cash flows to be paid to the beneficiary(ies). When The Huntington is not named as trustee under the terms of a split-interest agreement in which it has a beneficial interest, the agreement is recorded when The Huntington is notified of the beneficial interest and when the market value of the agreement can be readily ascertained. Fixed Assets Fixed assets are recorded at cost or amounts assigned at dates of gifts, less accumulated depreciation. The Huntington’s policy is to capitalize property acquisitions of non-expend- able items with a cost of over $10,000 or more and with a useful life of more than one year. Depreciation is computed using the straight-line method over the estimated useful lives of the buildings and building improvements (10-30 years), equipment and vehicles (3-15 years), and land improvements (15-25 years). Note Payable In July 2012, The Huntington purchased items of furniture designed by Frank Lloyd Wright; the dining table, chairs, and reclining chair had previously been loaned for exhibition by the seller. Part of the purchase was funded by a three-year, interest-free note from the seller of $2,660,000. In July 2013, a payment of $1,330,000 was made, and the final payment of $1,330,000 was made in July 2014. Asset Retirement Obligation The Huntington records conditional asset retirement obligations consistent with Accounting Standards Codification (“ASC”) 410, Asset Retirement Obligations. Accrued asset retirement obligations, net of accumulated amortization, at June 30, 2015 and 2014 are $396,638 and $377,749, respectively. Other Liabilities In July 2013, The Huntington received a distribution of $8,000,000. In May 2015, The Huntington received a final distribution of $573,566 on the above mentioned trust. These distributions were made prior to the determination of the trust liabilities. Consequently, The Huntington may need to refund all or a portion of these distributions if needed by the trust to settle outstanding liabilities.

40 Contributions and Grants Unconditional contributions and grants are recorded as revenue when executed, and other contributions are recorded when received. The Huntington records gifts of cash and other assets as temporarily restricted contributions if they are received with stipulations from the donor that limit their use or are to be received in the future. When a donor restriction expires, that is, when a stipulated time restriction ends or purpose restriction is accomplished, temporarily restricted net assets are reclassified to unrestricted net assets and reported in the statement of activities and changes in net assets as net assets released from restriction. Contributed Services A substantial number of volunteers have donated significant amounts of time and services to The Huntington’s program operations and to its fundraising campaigns. Contributed services are recognized by The Huntington if the services received (a) create or enhance long-lived assets or (b) require specialized skills, are provided by individuals possessing those skills, and would typically need to be purchased if not provided by donation. The services donated by volunteers are not reflected in the accompanying financial statements as an expense or as income from donations since such services do not meet the above criteria for recording under GAAP. Fees, Auxiliary Services, Sales and Other Revenues Fees, auxiliary services, sales and other revenues include admissions, bookstore sales, publications sales, fees for reproducing Huntington images, concession fees from the food services provider, fees for filming on Huntington property, and revenues from other auxiliary services. Use of Estimates The preparation of the financial statements in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses. While management believes that these estimates are adequate as of June 30, 2015, it is possible that actual results could differ from those estimates. Impairment of Long-lived Assets Management reviews each asset or asset group for impairment whenever events or circumstances indicate that the carrying value of an asset or asset group may not be recoverable. The review of recoverability is based on management’s estimate of the undiscounted future cash flows that are expected to result from the asset’s use and eventual disposition. If an impairment event exists due to the projected inability to recover the carrying value of an asset or asset group, an impairment loss is recognized to the extent that the carrying value exceeds estimated fair value. No impairment provision was recorded by The Huntington during the year ended June 30, 2015. Taxes The Huntington operates as a not-for-profit organization and has been recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as an organization exempt from income taxation pursuant to Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) on its income other than unrelated business income and has also been recognized by the Franchise Tax Board as exempt from state franchise or income tax pursuant to California Revenue and Taxation Code Section 23701(d) on its income other than unrelated business income. As required by GAAP, The Huntington has identified and evaluated its significant tax positions for which the statute of limitations remain open and has determined that there is no material unrecognized benefit or liability to be recorded. The open tax years are the years ended June 30, 2012 through June 30, 2014 for federal tax purposes, the years ended June 30, 2011 through June 30, 2014 for California tax purposes, and the years ended June 30, 2012 through June 30, 2014 for New York tax purposes. There have been no material changes in unrecognized benefits as of June 30, 2014 or June 30, 2015, nor are any material changes anticipated in the twelve months following June 30, 2015. There have been no related tax penalties or interest, which would be classified as a tax expense in the statement of activities. Functional Expense Reporting The costs of providing program and supporting services have been summarized by function, based on estimates developed by management. Prior Year’s Summarized Financial Information The financial statements include certain prior-year summarized information in total, but not by net asset class. Such information does not include sufficient detail to constitute a presentation in conformity with GAAP in the United States of America. Accordingly, such information should be read in conjunction with The Huntington’s financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2014, from which the summarized information was derived. Recent Accounting Pronouncements In May 2015, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (“FASB”) issued ASU 2015-07, Disclosures for Investments in Certain Entities That Calculate Net Asset Value per Share (or its Equivalent). The guidance specifically classified how investments valued using the net asset value (NAV) practical expedient within the fair value hierarchy should be classified. The ASU was issued in order to address diversity in practice. The amended standard’s key provision exempts investments measured using the NAV practical expedient from categoriza- tion within the fair value hierarchy and related disclosures. The new guidance is effective for The Huntington for the year ending June 30, 2017, with early adoption permitted. In October 2012, the FASB issued ASU 2012-05, Statement of Cash Flows (Topic 230), Not-for-Profit Entities: Classification of the Sale Proceeds of Donated Financial Assets in the Statement of Cash Flows. The amendments in the update require not-for-profit entities to classify cash receipts from the sale of donated financial assets consistently with cash donations received in the statement of cash flows if those cash receipts were from the sale and were converted nearly immediately into cash. The adoption of ASU 2012-05 is effective prospectively for fiscal years beginning after June 15, 2013; however, retrospective application to all prior periods presented upon the date of adoption is permitted. The adoption of ASU 2012-05 did not have a material effect on The Huntington’s financial statements. 3. POOLED INVESTMENTS The investments of The Huntington include permanent endowments, funds established by the Board of Trustees to function as endowment, and other balances. Investment returns related to the assets of permanent endowments is classified depending on donor stipulation. The Endowment Fund investments are managed on a total return basis to provide both income and capital appreciation. Under The Huntington’s endowment spending policy, a spending rate is assessed against endowments that support unrestricted and certain temporarily restricted activities, consistent with an annual budget approved by the Board of Trustees. The spending policy allows the expenditure of a prudent amount of the total investment return over a period of time that preserves the future purchasing power of endowment principal. A spending rate of 4.9% of the preceding twelve-quarter average market value of Endowment Fund investments was appropriated to support current operations for the years ended June 30, 2015 and 2014. The following schedule summarizes the investment return in the pooled investments and investments from beneficial interest in trusts, insurance, and real estate:

41 June 30, Temporarily 2015 2014 Unrestricted Restricted Total Total Pooled investment returns Dividends and interest $ 3,174,036 $ 2,585,931 $ 5,759,967 $ 5,678,960 Net realized gains 9,478,468 7,326,372 16,804,840 33,317,439 Net unrealized (losses) gains (10,180,458) (8,236,929) (18,417,387) 23,100,268 External fees (2,356,796) (1,813,276) (4,170,072) (2,706,381) Investment return $ 115,250 $ (137,902) $ (22,652) $ 59,390,286

The Endowment Fund includes cash and cash equivalents of $13,555,415 and $26,426,472 at June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively, and short-term investments of $5,684,598 and $4,421,379 at June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively. Pooled investments are comprised of the following: June 30, 2015 2014 Treasuries $ 17,861,140 $ 19,686,275 US equities 74,798,416 72,022,392 International equities 73,446,835 73,777,114 Emerging markets investments 56,386,120 69,029,888 Marketable alternative investments 92,620,824 83,791,689 Non-marketable alternative investments 51,840,073 44,858,075 Real asset funds 56,482,213 69,843,385 Accrued interest and dividends 32,861 59,888 $ 423,468,482 $ 433,068,706

4. FAIR VALUE OF INVESTMENTS The Huntington accounts for its investments at fair value. ASC 820, Fair Value Measurements, defines fair value, established a framework used to measure fair value, and expands disclosures about fair value measurements. The standard prioritized, within the measurement of fair value, the use of market-based information over entity-specific information and established a three-level hierarchy for fair value measurement based on the transparency of information, such as the pricing source used in the valuation of an asset or liability as of the measurement date. Investments measured and reported at fair value are classified and disclosed in one of the following categories: Level 1 – Quoted prices in active markets for identical investments as of the reporting date, without adjustment. Level 2 – Pricing inputs, including broker quotes, are generally those other than exchange-quoted prices in active markets, which are either directly or indirectly observable as of the reporting date, and fair value is determined through the use of models or other valuation methodologies. Level 3 – Pricing inputs are unobservable for the investment, and includes situations where there is little, if any, market activity for the investment. Investments that are included in this category generally include privately held investments and securities held in partnership format The determination of where an asset or liability falls in the hierarchy requires significant judgment. The Huntington evaluates its hierarchy disclosures each reporting period and, based on various factors, it is possible that an asset or liability may be classified differently from period to period. However, The Huntington expects that changes in classifications between different levels will be rare. The Huntington’s valuation methodologies used for alternative investments measured at fair value is based on net asset value (“NAV”) of shares held by The Huntington at fiscal year-end. There have been no changes in the methodologies used at June 30, 2015. The preceding method described may produce a fair value calculation that may not be indicative of net realizable value or reflective of future fair values. Furthermore, although The Huntington believes its valuation methods are appropriate and consistent with other market participants, the use of different methodologies or assumptions to determine the fair value of certain financial instruments could result in a different fair value measurement at the reporting date. The following table summarizes the valuation of The Huntington’s investments by the ASC 820 fair value hierarchy levels as of June 30:

Quoted prices in active Significant Other Significant Other Markets for Identical Observable Unobservable 2015 2014 Assets (Level 1) Inputs (Level 2) Inputs (Level 3) Total Total Short term investments $ 20,535,336 $ - $ - $ 20,535,336 $ 34,097,138

Treasuries $ 17,861,140 $ - $ - $ 17,861,140 $ 19,686,275 US equities 48,203,288 26,595,128 - 74,798,416 72,022,393 International equities - 63,497,635 9,949,200 73,446,835 73,777,113 Emerging markets investments 31,686,815 - 24,699,305 56,386,120 69,029,888 Marketable alternative investments - - 92,620,824 92,620,824 83,791,689 Non-marketable alternative investment - - 51,840,073 51,840,073 44,858,075 Real asset funds 26,690,680 5,578,506 24,213,027 56,482,213 69,843,385 $ 124,441,923 $ 95,671,269 $ 203,322,429 $ 423,435,621 $ 433,008,818 Total beneficial interests in trusts, insurance, and real estate $ 11,280,623 $ - $ 8,133,468 $ 19,414,091 $ 19,120,008

Total investments as of June 30, 2015 and 2014 amounted to $423,468,482 and $433,068,706, respectively, which include the investments in the table above and accrued interest and dividends amounting to $32,861 and $59,888, respectively.

42 The following table includes a roll-forward of the amounts for the year ended June 30, 2015 for the investments classified within Level 3. The classification of an investment within Level 3 is based upon the significance of the unobservable inputs to the overall fair value measurement. Fair value measurements using significant unobservable inputs (Level 3): Non- Beneficial Marketable Marketable Interest in International Emerging Alternative Alternative Real Trusts, Insurance, Equities Markets Investments Investments Asset and Real Estate Beginning Balance June 30, 2014 $ 9,780,080 $ 53,668,730 $ 83,791,689 $ 44,858,075 $ 23,997,746 $ 7,616,431 Total gains Gross realized gains - 1,359,208 5,237 5,433,209 2,174,811 - Gross realized losses - (127,912) - - - - Gross change in unrealized appreciation 1,292,560 4,198,235 8,548,930 5,165,522 2,290,056 110,544 Gross change in unrealized depreciation (1,123,440) (5,523,699) (6,950,752) (5,048,578) (3,278,658) (477,089) Purchases - 1,736,369 7,821,625 12,603,671 6,568,043 883,582 Sales - (9,763,758) (595,905) (11,171,826) (7,538,971) - Transfers out of Level 3 - (20,847,868) - - - - Ending Balance June 30, 2015 $ 9,949,200 $ 24,699,305 $ 92,620,824 $ 51,840,073 $ 24,213,027 $ 8,133,468 Amount of net unrealized gains relating to assets still held at June 30, 2015 $ 1,949,200 $ 4,294,055 $ 24,313,140 $ 3,745,742 $ 1,714,959 $ -

The Huntington uses the NAV to determine the fair value of all the underlying investments which (a) do not have a readily determinable fair value and (b) to prepare their financial statements consistent with the measurement principles of an investment company or which have the attributes of an investment company. Per Accounting Standards Update (“ASU”) 2009-12, the following table lists investment in other investment companies (in partnership format) by major category:

$ Amount NAV in # of Remaining of Unfunded Timing to Draw Down Redemption Category Strategy Redemption Terms Funds funds Life Commit- Commitments Restrictions ments

3 funds have side Investments with managers 10 funds 45-90 day pockets; 1 fund who use alternative notice, annual only; has lock-up 6 Marketable strategies, including hedging, 11 funds 30-90 day months; 1 fund alternative $ 92,620,824 25 NA $1,260,000 NA to provide returns with notice, calendar has ongoing soft investments reduced volatility compared to quarter-end; 3 are lock-up, 11 have the equity and bond markets other time periods redemption gates 10%-33%

Illiquid investments in 7 funds, commitment Non-marketable privately held companies 3-13 year lockup, period has expired; alternative which are expected to $ 51,840,073 38 1-13 years $44,186,141 NA with 2-4 years remaining funds investments produce returns in excess extension range from 1-13 years of traditional equities 1 fund, commitment 17 funds have 5-15 Investments that will provide period has expired; year lock-up with Real asset funds protection from the longterm $ 24,213,027 17 1-10 years $17,797,463 NA remaining funds 1-2 year effects of inflation range from 1-10 years extensions

5. GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVABLE Unconditional promises to give are included in the financial statements as grants and contributions receivable, and revenue is recorded in the appropriate net asset category. Certain promises to give are recorded after discounting, at a rate between 1% and 9% at June 30, 2015, at the present value of the future cash flows. As of June 30, unconditional promises to give are expected to be realized in the following periods: June 30, 2015 2014 Amounts due in Less than one year $ 7,969,939 $ 7,976,719 One to five years 7,003,245 7,841,162 More than five years 9,638,220 9,826,380 Less: discount (4,415,728) ( 4,875,070) $ 20,195,676 $ 20,769,191

6. ENDOWMENTS The Huntington’s endowment consists of 207 individual donor-restricted endowment funds. The net assets associated with endowment funds are classified and reported based on the existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions. The Board of Trustees of The Huntington has interpreted the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (“UPMIFA”) as requiring the preservation of the original gift as of the gift date of the donor-restricted endowment funds absent explicit donor stipulations to the contrary. As a result of this interpretation, The Huntington classifies as

43 permanently restricted net assets (a) the original value of the gifts donated to the permanent endowment, (b) the original value of subsequent gifts to the permanent endowment, and (c) accumulations to the permanent endowment made in accordance with the direction of the applicable donor gift instrument at the time the accumulation is added to the fund. The remaining portion of the donor-restricted endowment fund that is not classified in permanently restricted net assets is classified as temporarily restricted net assets until those amounts are appropriated for expenditure by The Huntington in a manner consistent with the standard of prudence prescribed by UPMIFA. In accordance with UPMIFA, the following factors are to be considered in making a determination to appropriate or accumulate endowment funds: • The duration and preservation of the fund. • The purposes of the organization and the donor-restricted endowment fund. • General economic conditions. • The possible effect of inflation and deflation. • The expected total return from income and the appreciation of investments. • Other resources of the organization. • The investment policies of the organization. The following table presents The Huntington’s endowment composition, and net asset classification as of June 30, 2015:

Temporarily Permanently 2015 2014 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total Donor-restricted endowment funds $ - $ 146,215,014 $ 130,899,452 $ 277,114,466 $ 281,971,555 Board-designated endowment funds 173,257,641 - - 173,257,641 188,104,382 Total endowment funds 173,257,641 146,215,014 130,899,452 450,372,107 470,075,937 Total beneficial interests in trusts, insurance, and real estate 1,586,082 6,952,980 2,462,468 11,001,530 10,475,558

Total Endowment Net Assets $ 174,843,723 $ 153,167,994 $ 133,361,920 $ 461,373,637 $ 480,551,495

From time to time, the fair value of the assets associated with individual donor-restricted endowment funds may fall below the value of the initial and subsequent donor gift amounts. Deficits of this nature were reported as an adjustment to unrestricted net assets of $(252,922) and $(76,683) as of June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively. 7. FIXED ASSETS Fixed assets consist of the following: June 30, 2015 2014

Land $ 2,082,008 $ 2,082,008 Land improvements 45,944,032 44,811,904 Buildings and improvements 178,001,004 114,022,090 Equipment and vehicles 20,111,068 16,048,542 Construction in progress 12,181,421 51,853,544 Total land, buildings and equipment 258,319,533 228,818,088

Less accumulated depreciation (91,711,984) (81,826,414) $ 166,607,549 $ 146,991,674 Depreciation expense was $9,942,319 and $7,518,747 for the years ended June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively. 8. LIBRARY, ART AND GARDEN COLLECTIONS The collections, which were acquired through purchases and contributions since The Huntington’s inception, are not recognized as assets on the statement of financial position. The collections are held for public education or research in furtherance of public service rather than financial gain. Collections items are expensed when purchased. Contributed collections items are not reflected on the financial statements. The estimated fair value of contributed collections items amounted to $2,199,000 and $3,981,000 for the years ended June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively. The Huntington continually reviews its collections and may deaccession or acquire additional items. Proceeds from deaccessions are classified as unrestricted, except when donor restrictions apply. The collections are subject to a policy that requires proceeds from deaccessioning to be used to acquire other items for collections. During fiscal year 2015 and 2014, certain items of art were deaccessioned at auction. They had a value of approximately $0 and $348,000, respectively. The proceeds are restricted for future acquisitions of art. 9. CONTRIBUTED SERVICES The Huntington received contributed services of $14,000, and $178,000 for the years ended June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively, in the form of shipping, production services, and lighting. 10. RETIREMENT PLANS The Huntington maintains a qualified defined contribution retirement plan. All full-time employees with two or more years of service are eligible to participate. The Huntington’s contributions to the plan were $1,446,682 and $1,335,626 for the years ended June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively. There are no prior service obligations, and all contributions are fully and immediately vested in the participants’ accounts. The Huntington maintains a 457(b) deferred compensation plan for management and highly compensated employees. The plan balance was $378,213 and $356,100 as of June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively.

44 11. NET ASSETS Net assets consist of the following: 2015 2014 Total Total Unrestricted net assets: Available for operations $ - $ 1,117,267 Invested in fixed assets 168,034,984 148,306,882 Beneficial interests in trusts and insurance 1,586,082 1,514,883 Funds held for investment 173,257,641 188,104,382 Total unrestricted net assets $342,878,707 $339,043,414

Temporarily restricted net assets: For program activities $ 9,233,458 $ 8,137,157 For acquisitions 1,436,791 1,069,825 For fixed assets 10,402,360 23,048,968 Beneficial interests in trusts and insurance 6,952,980 6,486,911 Funds held for investment 146,215,014 157,442,848 Total temporarily restricted net assets $174,240,603 $196,185,709

Permanently restricted net assets: Beneficial interests in trust and insurance $ 2,462,468 $ 2,473,764 Endowment 130,899,452 124,528,707 Total permanently restricted net assets $133,361,920 $127,002,471

Net assets were released from donor restriction by incurring expenses satisfying the restricted purpose or by occurrence of other events specified by donors, as follows:

June 30, 2015 2014 Expenditures for program activities, including acquisition of collection items $ 7,684,122 $ 18,143,088 Expenditures for fixed assets 29,359,134 37,950,650 $ 37,043,256 $ 56,093,738

12. COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES In the normal course of operations, The Huntington is named as a defendant in lawsuits and is subject to periodic examinations by regulatory agencies. After consultation with legal counsel, management is of the opinion that liabilities, if any, arising from such litigation and examinations would not have a material effect on The Huntington’s financial position and cash flows. The Huntington has executed construction contracts with a remaining commitment of $6,893,000 and $19,680,000 as of June 30, 2015 and 2014, respectively. 13. SUBSEQUENT EVENTS The Huntington evaluated its June 30, 2015 financial statements for subsequent events through November 20, 2015, the date the financial statements were available to be issued. Subsequent to year end the Huntington obtained a line of credit with a bank that allowed for borrowing of up to $7,000,000 at the borrower’s option of “Base Rate or LIBOR plus 0.45%”. The line of credit expires on August 31, 2017. There were no borrowings under the line of credit as of November 20, 2015. The covenants of the line of credit require the Huntington to maintain unencumbered liquid assets with the bank and/or affiliate of the bank with an aggregate fair market value not at any times less than two times the total commitment with the bank. The Huntington is not aware of any additional events which would require recording or disclosure in the financial statements.