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2018 ANNUAL REPORT TO DONORS On the cover: A close-up of Máximo’s massive skeletal frame. His placement in the renovated Stanley Field Hall invites guests to get up-close and personal. Visitors can walk under the titanosaur’s massive legs and sit at his feet.

2 Griffin Dinosaur Experience 4 Native North America Hall 6 Because Earth. The Campaign for the Field Museum 8 Science 16 Engagement 24 Honor Roll Contents

2 Field Museum Dear Friends, In its historic 125th anniversary year, the Field Museum achieved a new level of accomplishment in science, public engagement, and philanthropy. We are grateful to all donors and members for championing our mission to fuel a journey of discovery across time to enable solutions for a brighter future rich in nature and culture. In September 2018, the Museum’s Board of Trustees launched the public phase of an ambitious fundraising initiative. Because Earth. The Campaign for the Field Museum will raise $250 million dollars for our scientific enterprises, exhibitions, programs, and endowment. Our dedication to Earth’s future is strengthened by a new mission and brand that reinforce our commitment to global scientific leadership. Over the past six years, the Museum has transformed more than 25 percent of its public spaces, culminating in 2018 with renovations of Stanley Field Hall and the unveiling of the Griffin Dinosaur Experience. We are deeply grateful to the Kenneth C. Griffin Charitable Fund for an extraordinary commitment to dinosaur programs at the Field. In 2018, we also announced a three-year renovation of the Native North America Hall and unveiled the Rice Native Gardens with a land dedication ceremony in October. The new exhibition will pair a team of Museum professionals with Native American community partners. It will draw from the Museum’s rich collections and contemporary Native American stories. The Field Museum is an idea factory, constantly changing and closing the gap between research and the public. All the dynamism of 2018 and the years to come are products of the people who love the Field Museum. The accomplishments of our 125th year would not have been possible without your generous support. Thank you,

Máximo was discovered in the Patagonia region of Argentina. This 122-foot long cast now greets Wilbur H. Gantz III Richard W. Lariviere, PhD visitors in Stanley Field Hall. Board Chair President and CEO In late 2018, SUE was moved to a new gallery in the Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet. Field scientists and exhibitions staff designed SUE’s new space to reflect the latest discoveries about T. rex.

In 2018, the Field Museum cemented its claim as home to the world’s greatest dinosaur exhibitions with GRIFFIN the opening of the Griffin Dinosaur Experience. Made possible by the generous support of the Kenneth C. Griffin Charitable Fund, this DINOSAUR inspiring new suite of exhibitions and education outreach programs showcases the Museum’s impressive paleontology collections and EXPERIENCE research—and delights visitors.

2 Left: Field Museum guests sit at Máximo’s feet in the renovated Stanley Field Hall.

Below: Young visitors pose with the Quetzalcoatlus model standing guard outside the Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet.

After 18 months of planning, in February 2018, the Field’s iconic T. rex, SUE, was removed from Stanley Field Hall and installed in a new home in the Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet. There, scientists re-configured SUE’s skeleton and A dinosaur experience posture to reflect current science about T. rex. Designers created a virtual Cretaceous forest like that sets a new the one SUE ruled 67 million years ago. The SUE suite features a specially commissioned projection standard for natural show that points out key elements on the specimen to illustrate the latest science. The new history museums. gallery opened in December 2018 and was seen by nearly 50,000 visitors over the holiday season. As SUE was being prepared, the Museum introduced other elements of the Griffin Dinosaur Experience. In May 2018, the Field welcomed Máximo the Titanosaur. At 122 feet long, this cast of the largest species of dinosaur ever discovered now greets visitors in Stanley Field Hall. Máximo, a plant-eater, was discovered in the Patagonia region of Argentina. The installation of Máximo presented an opportunity to renovate Stanley Field Hall. Massive, hydroponic hanging gardens, a flock of pterosaurs, and improved wayfinding were part of an essential update to the Museum’s main hall. In June, a new traveling exhibition—Antarctic Dinosaurs—opened, featuring the fieldwork of Museum scientists. The exhibition was experienced by 200,000 visitors during its six-month run, and then began a five-year tour across the country to museums such as the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the Natural History Museum of Utah, and Discovery Place in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Field Museum is grateful to the Kenneth C. Griffin Charitable Fund for investing in a dinosaur experience that sets a new standard for natural history museums—and sparks curiosity in visitors of all ages.

3 The Field Museum’s collection of Native American cultural materials is one of the NATIVE NORTH largest and most important in the world. A dramatic new visitor experience about North American communities, both past and present, AMERICA HALL was launched at the beginning of 2018. The exhibition is a central priority of the $250-million Because Earth Campaign, which calls for a new emphasis on collections as the centerpiece of Museum programs. Museum staff are in the process of engaging scholars, tribal authorities, artists, and museum professionals from across the and Canada, working side by side to identify themes and ensure the final exhibition is accurate, inclusive, and compelling. A 12-member advisory committee met quarterly in 2018 to guide the formulation of the exhibition. This multi-voice, inclusive approach will combine historical and anthropological documentation, knowledge from Native tradition-bearers, and Native American scholarship. While the exhibition will occupy a permanent space in the Museum, it will feature flexible modules for content to rotate. This ensures that the hall remains current, more of the collection is displayed over time, and the vibrancy of Native American cultural practices is emphasized. Each module will be co-curated with Native American partners and staff. “This is a new era of cooperation between the Field Museum and Native American peoples, and we envision a visitor experience unlike any other,” said President Richard W. Lariviere, PhD.

4 “We envision a visitor experience unlike any other.”

—Richard W. Lariviere, PhD President and CEO

Unveiling the Rice Native Gardens Visitors will experience the Native North America Hall in concert with the recently developed Rice Native Gardens. Begun in 2016, the historic transformation of the Museum’s grounds was realized in 2018 with the completion of the last remaining terrace. Designed and planted in collaboration with members of ’s Native American community, the Rice Native Gardens are linked with exhibitions inside the Museum, including Ancient Americas, Native North America Hall, and Restoring Earth. Signage in the gardens explains the connection to active work in studying and celebrating the rich cultural and biological diversity of the Chicago Region. Thanks to the generosity of the Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation and the hard work of volunteers, visitors to the Museum are greeted with serene gardens of native plants featuring new visitor trails, seating, bike racks, and gathering spaces—and even a house to provide nesting space for native bats. “We are delighted to be a part of the revitalization of a Museum space for the betterment of the environment and the education of visitors,” said Peter Nolan, President of the Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation.

Above: “Maternal Journey” by Rhonda Holy Bear. This piece is a homage to the strength and dignity of the Plains mother. She metaphorically carries the culture and history of her people as she literally carries her children.

5 The Field Museum reached a historic milestone in 2018: BECAUSE 125 years of discovery and service. What began as a collection of objects and specimens displayed at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition has evolved into a renowned research EARTH. THE institution and public museum. And in those 125 years, the Museum has revolutionized the study of natural science, CAMPAIGN conserved millions of acres of land, and inspired seven generations of visitors. FOR THE FIELD To celebrate this milestone, the Board of More than 400 Trustees and friends Trustees launched the most ambitious gathered on September 13 to celebrate fundraising initiative in its history: 125 years of philanthropy and launch MUSEUM. Because Earth. The Campaign for the the public phase of Because Earth. The Field Museum. event began with a reception in the newly installed Rice Native Gardens,

6 Left: Co-Chair Robert W. Crawford, Jr. announces the fundraising progress at the public launch of the Because Earth Campaign on September 13, 2018.

Below, top: Trustee V recognizes donors at the Because Earth kickoff.

Below, bottom: President and CEO Richard Lariviere speaks with donors and guests about how the Campaign will fuel the Museum’s strategic mission.

a program in James Simpson Theatre, enough collection to study this topic in Access and Inclusion and a celebratory dinner in Stanley depth. With new discoveries derived from The Field believes every visitor should Field Hall. Trustees and Campaign Co- the collection, Field scientists, together feel welcome and inspired to learn. “In Chairs Marshall Field V and Robert W. with community partners, will be able the coming years, updates to some of Crawford, Jr., recognized early campaign to conserve millions more acres of land our beloved exhibitions and the creation donors whose support generated initial across the world. of new experiences and programs will momentum. They announced $201 million transform the visitor experience into Cooperation and Conflict had been raised as of that date. a journey of discovery,” said Trustee Trustee Jessica Sarowitz introduced the and Exhibitions Committee Chair “The $250-million Because Earth Campaign topic of Cooperation and Conflict: “For Dawn Solomon. will fuel new endowments to expand the first time in human history, more than our impact in four areas where the Field half the world’s population lives in urban Fueling Our Mission can drive meaningful advances,” said areas. Field scholars will explore the “The Field is your Museum,” said Trustee President Richard Lariviere. evolution and environmental impact of Marshall Field V. “New endowment cities to shape efforts to sustain Chicago’s funds will protect and sustain its greatest Environmental Change environmental and cultural diversity.” treasures—a collection of 40 million Biological diversity is essential to the objects, a community of exceptional health of our planet and the Field is one scholars and educators, and our of the only institutions with a large and old landmark building.”

7 Rapid Inventory 30 in Colombia Since 1999, the Field Museum has carried out 30 rapid inventories designed to safeguard the world’s most diverse wildernesses. This year’s focus was a monumental 2.4-million acre Science expanse of Amazonian forest nestled between two national parks in southern Colombia and never before visited by scientists. The collaborative effort required a team of 50 biologists, geologists, and social scientists, and the backing of 21 local communities and 14 institutional partners. Over 18 days, the team met with Indigenous and campesino residents to understand their vision for conserving these forests and surveyed mammals, , reptiles, amphibians, , and plants at four campsites. The result was a broad consensus on the need for a regional conservation area that will allow both natural environments and human settlements to thrive. With the inventory results published in May 2019, the Museum will engage with decision-makers in Colombia to ensure the conservation of this vibrant Amazonian corridor. Ventral view of the fluorescent tree , Boana punctata, one of around 1,000 vertebrates in Colombia’s megadiverse Bajo Caguán-Caquetá region.

8 Protected for decades by Indigenous and campesino residents, the healthy forests, lakes, and rivers of the Bajo Caguán-Caquetá region of 4.5-Billion-Year-Old Crystals Chart Colombia make it an ideal Early Activity of the Sun candidate for a community-based regional conservation area. The sun’s early activity has long been inferred from astronomical observations of other stars currently going through early phases of development. However, newly extracted hibonite crystals from the famous Murchison meteorite—a treasure of the Field’s collections— offers new evidence about the Sun’s youth. Post-doctoral scholar Levke Kööp and Field scientists spent months extracting these crystals from the meteorite in a joint Field Museum- study. In her PhD research on the crystals, Kööp determined the hibonites formed before anything else in the solar system and were free-floating when the Sun was young and more active, which fully exposed them to the Sun’s nuclear energy.

Lead author Levke Kööp, working in the lab, with an inset image of a blue hibonite crystal—one of the first minerals to form in the solar system.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 9 A rendering of Eorhynchochelys sinensis—as it would have looked 228 million years ago—created by Yu Chen of China’s Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology.

New Turtle Species Sheds Light on Evolution Rowe Family Curator of Evolutionary Biology Olivier Rieppel, PhD, identified a new species of fossil turtle that had a disc-like body but no shell. Eorhynchochelys sinensis, which means “dawn beak turtle from China,” was six feet long and only had a partial beak. This discovery sheds light on the ancestry of turtles and supports the theory that evolution isn’t as simple as we might think, with Unearthed in China, this specimen of Eorhynchochelys characteristics evolving at different rates in different species. Other sinensis is more than six feet long and, as the earliest known turtle fossil, may shed some light on the unique early turtles have been found with partial shells and no beaks. evolution of turtles. Together, these fossil specimens of early turtles support the theory of mosaic evolution in which traits develop like separate mosaic tiles, fitting together to make a whole, rather than evolving in a steady linear fashion. New Dinosaur Species Discovered Had Iridescent Feathers At the beginning of 2018, Field Museum Bass post-doctoral student scientist Chad Eliason co-authored a study in Nature Communications describing a new species of dinosaur that had a rainbow array of iridescent feathers. Named Caihong juji, “rainbow with the big crest” in Mandarin, this dinosaur lived 161 million years ago. It was about the size of a duck with a bony crest on its head and long, ribbon-like feathers. Examination of the feathers under powerful microscopes revealed imprints of melanosomes—the parts of cells that contain pigment. While most of the pigment was long gone, the physical structure of the melanosomes remained and the team was able to match them with those of birds alive today. Hummingbirds, which are known for their striking iridescent feathers, were the best match. Besides being the oldest known example of melanosomes typical of iridescent feathers, Caihong also underscores the importance of An illustration of Caihong juji museum collections and big data analytics to carry out this by Velizar Simeonovski kind of research.

10 Collections Managers Receive Grants for Digitization In August and September 2018, McCarter Collections Manager and Head of Botanical Collections Matt Von Konrat, PhD, and Collections Manager Christine Niezgoda each received National Science Foundation grants as part of the Advancing Digitization of Biodiversity Collections (ADBC) program.

Von Konrat’s award is a multi-institution collaboration, led by Matt Von Konrat works with volunteers UC-Berkeley. This grant brings together nine core institutions in the collections to relabel, repackage, and data from 39 US museums to and digitize specimens. digitize data on 1.6 million fossil and modern ferns. The information will be available to researchers across the globe. Niezgoda’s award is in collaboration with the New York Botanical Garden. The grant will support digitization of plant specimens to provide data necessary for understanding how plants have adapted to extreme habitats. This in turn will help predict how their distributions may change in the future.

A specimen of Propiestus archaicus found by Field scientists in a piece Beetle Trapped in Amber Hints of amber from Northern Myanmar. at Prehistoric Landmass Shifts Field scientists recently found a remarkable Piestinae (rove beetle) fossil in mid-Cretaceous amber from northern Myanmar that is approximately 99 million years old. This specimen, named Propiestus archaicus, is not only a new species to science, but also the first discovery of this subfamily group in Mesozoic amber. The general body shape, including long and slender antennae, suggests it also lived in similar habitats to its modern cousins. In fact, this fossil is very similar to a group of Piestinae from Central and South America. Recent studies of Myanmar amber provided similar discoveries, implying a link between Myanmar and South America. These findings may hint that the earlier timing of landmass shifts occurred around Myanmar, contradicting some previously reported geological studies.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 11 7,000 Specimens from 15 Years of Rapid Inventories Come to the Field In November 2018, scientists from the Gantz Family Collections Center and the Keller Science Action Center touched down at O’Hare with more than 7,000 fish specimens in their luggage—specimens collected on rapid inventories of the Peruvian Amazon between 1999 and 2016. The specimens’ arrival in the Field Museum capped a year of collaborative work by Conservation Scientist and Women In Science Co- Chair Lesley de Souza, Collections Manager of Fishes Caleb McMahan, (Left to right) Field Museum ichthyologists Susan Mochel, Kevin and their colleagues from Peru. The new accessions include rare Swagel, Caleb McMahan, and Lesley de Souza pose with some Amazonian specimens in the Field Museum fish collections. and never-before-described species from some of the most remote regions of the Amazon basin. The Museum has long boasted one of the most historically valuable collections of Neotropical fishes in the world, and this new material more than doubles its holding of Peruvian fishes. These specimens are not just a boon to scientists, but also a crucial tool to promote conservation efforts of the world’s most diverse fish fauna.

Major Addition to the Invertebrates Collection Invertebrate Zoology received an estimated 7,000 specimens collected from 3,100-meter depth in Monterey Canyon by University of California, Berkeley PhD student Jenna Judge, with help from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institution. The specimens collected by Judge complement our invertebrate collection—many specimens of which were collected by Associate Curator Janet Voight— as they share the habitat of wood placed on the deep-sea seafloor and recovered years later. Sunken wood in the deep sea sustains diverse animal communities, notably wood- boring (and wood-eating) bivalves, little-known gastropods (such as this one of Dillwynella shown), limpets, and tanaids, small crustaceans that are rarely collected in the deep sea. Among the specimens added to The specimens were part of Dr. Judge’s dissertation and the collections was this beautiful published research. They contributed to a paper on wood- Dillwynella, a kind of gastropod boring bivalves due to be published by Voight in 2019. that may only be found on wood that has sunk to the seafloor.

12 Shipwreck Collection Used to Reassess Date of Lost Cargo A team of researchers, led by Boone Research Scientist Lisa Niziolek, PhD, and MacArthur Curator Gary Feinman, PhD, found evidence that the Sea Shipwreck vessel might have sailed almost 100 years earlier than initially thought—the second half of the 12th century instead of the mid to late 13th century. The team used a suite of datasets to re-evaluate when this Southeast Asian-built trading vessel laden with Chinese ceramics and iron, along with other natural and manufactured products, met its watery fate. Updated information includes new radiocarbon dates and an inscription that appears on the bases of two ceramic boxes in the cargo. Niziolek, Feinman, and their colleagues Jun Kimura (Tokai University), Amanda Respess (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor), and Lu Zhang (), reported their findings in “Revisiting the Date of the Java Sea Shipwreck from Indonesia,” which appeared in Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports.

Ceramic box base with a Chinese inscription that mentions a place, Jianning Fu, which dates from AD 1162 to 1278. This piece is one of many ceramics in the Museum’s Java Sea Shipwreck collection. (Catalog no. 344404).

Collections Team and IT Staff Collaborate on Database Revamp The Field Museum uses a specialized software, EMu, to manage its 40 million objects and specimens in a shared database. New records are added frequently across all areas of the Museum. In December 2018, a total of 34,461 new records were added. That’s 150GB of new media files. The updated system will allow scholars to access collections information more efficiently. In 2018, the Technology, Science, and Education departments banded together to begin the process of overhauling and streamlining the Museum’s collections management system.

Interns help Field scientists digitize specimens from the plant collections into EMu.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 13 A map of the off the Florida Keys created from more than 8,000 images to help scientists study the damage caused by Hurricane Irma.

The Florida Keys

Field Scientists Map Florida’s Coral Reef Spearheaded by Curator Rüdiger Bieler, PhD, the Field Museum’s coral reef research program is analyzing the dramatic decline of reef corals in the Florida Keys over the past few decades. In fall 2017—the middle of reef restoration efforts—Hurricane Irma hit. Joining forces with colleagues from Mote Marine’s International Center for Coral Reef Research and Restoration and local diving businesses, Bieler spent much of 2018 removing storm debris from the living reef. While damage to the land-based laboratories and culturing facilities could readily be assessed, he wondered about the impact to the underwater restoration sites. Fortunately, with Associate Curator Petra Sierwald, PhD, and colleagues from Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, Bieler had completed an underwater photomosaic map of the site just before the hurricane. With support from the Paul M. Angell Family Foundation, the team repeated the imaging efforts to map the post-hurricane conditions in 2018. More than 8,000 images are now being electronically stitched together to allow for a detailed before-and-after comparison. Curator Rüdiger Bieler, PhD, prepares dead coral boulders for resurfacing with lab grown corals as part of the restoration efforts in the Florida Keys.

14 New Publication on Elephant Ivory in Museum Collections A surge in African elephant poaching to supply global demand for ivory led the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service to revise policies and regulations protecting African elephants. In 2014, commercial import of antique ivory was banned in compliance with the 1989 African Elephant Conservation Act, and non-commercial import was restricted. For museums, uncertainty over the interpretation of the regulations led to re-examination of acquisitions and loan policies. In 2018, Chief Conservator Stephanie Hornbeck and colleague Terry Drayman-Weisser wrote an article titled: “An Art Conservation Perspective: Saving the African Elephant and Ivory Cultural Heritage.” It appeared in a special issue of Curator: The Museum Journal that was dedicated to elephant ivory. The article discusses the conservator’s role in working with ivory artifacts, reviews preservation issues for museums raised by the regulations, and shares the working group’s recommendations for preserving ivory artifacts and the African elephant.

Chief Conservator Stephanie Hornbeck, an ivory expert, uses a small microscope to examine the diagnostic features on ancient ivory artifacts.

Citizen Scientists Research Liverworts In 2018, more than 11,000 volunteers and citizen scientists assisted McCarter Collections Manager and Head of Botanical Collections Matt Von Konrat with the analysis of liverworts. The eyelash-sized plants are so small they respond to climate change more quickly than bigger organisms, making them valuable to scientists. However, to view the intricacies of these plants, they must be observed under a microscope. Using a special tool adapted from the online platform Zooniverse, Von Konrat’s team of community scientists was able to analyze hundreds of thousands of microscopic images. The program was also used in classrooms ranging from kindergarten to college biology. Von Konrat and high school student Kalman Straus co-authored a paper detailing the research. Beyond its contribution to science and scientific data, this project is notable for its large-scale engagement with the community and shows that everyone can contribute to scientific research.

Far left: A microscopic view of a liverwort stem collected from New Zealand.

Left: Two of the authors of Applications in Plant Sciences, McCarter Collections Manager Matt Von Konrat and high school student Kalman Strauss, study liverwort specimens under a microscope.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 15 16 Engagement mummies inmuseum collections. technology isusedto studytheindividualhistoriesof April 2019, showcased how CT and 3Dimaging scanning exhibition, whichwas at theMuseumfrom March 2018 to inside aCT featured. Thisspecial scanner inMummies apropMuseum visitorsof observe anEgyptian mummy Digital Learning and Science Research Internship High school students work directly with Field Museum scientists and digital educators to gain hands-on experience and create an interactive digital game based on their scientific work. Interns collaboratively built a mobile game for the Museum, and developed all of the assets—including writing code, drawing characters, developing the storyboard and script, and recording all of the voice overs. The games developed by the interns are available in the Plants of the World and Nature Walk exhibitions, and can be found through the TaleBlazer app on iOS and Play. Interns from two prior years were involved in mentoring the 2018 cohort, creating a cycle of learning. This internship is made possible through collaboration between the Learning Center and the Gantz Family Collections Center.

Digital Learning and Science Research Interns and Field digital educators test the mobile game on tablets in the Rice Native Garden.

Mummies Mummies opened at the Field in March 2018 after touring the country over the last few years. This special exhibition was the culmination of years of study of the Field’s mummy specimens by Museum scientists. It revealed how the cutting-edge technology of CT scanners and 3D imaging enable researchers to see through ancient wrappings to learn about the personal histories of the individuals whose remains have lasted to this day. The exhibition included not only Egyptian mummies but Peruvian mummies as well, allowing visitors to learn more about the cultural practices of mummification as it was used around the world.

The Gilded Lady, an intact, carefully preserved mummy from Roman-era Egypt (30 BC–646 AD) has a gilded headdress made of cartonnage (glued layers of papyrus or linen). Ancient Egyptians believed gold would preserve a person’s nose, mouth, and eyes in the afterlife.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 17 Brightening Up Lurie Children’s Hospital with Field Science The Field Museum’s Learning Center and the Exhibitions Department collaborated to bring color and creativity to the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago’s Cardiac Care Unit with the installment of 13 miniature dioramas and collaborative animal storytelling games. Partnering with hospital staff and the Lurie Children’s Kids and Family Advisory Boards, Field artists created the dioramas, 16 large-scale photographs, and a nine-screen video installation to brighten the new Regenstein Cardiac Care Unit for the children and their families. In tandem with these installments, the Learning Center created an educational activity for children aged 3–18, encouraging patients in the unit to get physical exercise by walking Top: Inspired by the traveling exhibition Mammoths and Mastodons, the around the floor. They made “Find the Animal,” a memory- diorama shows a young woolly mammoth shocked by an encounter with style game for younger children, and “Once Upon a Tail,” a some unlikely visitors. Above: African mammals meet at the water hole to celebrate a baby ’s birthday. Based on the “African Water Hole” creative storytelling game for older children. Both games diorama on display in the Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Hall. use a deck of illustrated animal cards that are comprised of animals that live or would have lived in the different environments displayed in the dioramas.

From the Everyday to the Extraordinary: Extending Knowledge of the Museum’s East Asian Collections and Exhibitions The companion book to the Cyrus Tang Hall of China, entitled China: Visions through the Ages, edited by Museum scientists Lisa Niziolek, Deborah Bekken, and Gary Feinman, with Thomas Skwerski, enables readers to explore in greater depth both artifacts from the Museum’s renowned collections and historical themes from the exhibition. More than 30,000 objects comprise the Museum’s East Asian holdings—close to 350 of these are on display in the Tang Hall. China: Visions through the Ages features the contributions from 21 scholars from around the world. The book’s five sections include essays and short highlights about the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods; the Bronze Age, the first dynasties, and early writing; the imperial system and power; religion and performance; and interregional overland and maritime trade.

18 WeDigBio Worldwide Engagement for Digitizing Biocollections (WeDigBio) is a global event that engages participants online and onsite in digitizing natural history collections. Volunteers joined museums around the world as part of a four-day effort to digitize centuries of data about life on Earth. To build support for natural history collections and increase digitization rates, the Gantz Family Collections Center invited members of the public, including more than 100 Chicago Public High School students, to participate in a “transcription party” from October 18–21, 2018. 665 people registered with the Field Museum to work on 16,247 physical objects, specimens, or digital records. The Field has participated in this global event for the past four years. Enlisting the public’s help in transforming historic data labels—often handwritten or typewritten—into an open, globally accessible, digital resource is unlocking valuable information that can help scientists accelerate the process of biodiversity discovery.

Volunteers work with Museum scientists and staff during the global WeDigBio event.

Distilled in World’s Fair History: Journeyman’s Field Gin, Vodka, and Rye The Field Museum collaborated with Journeyman Distillery—based in Three Oaks, Michigan—to create a historically inspired gin and vodka in celebration of the Museum’s 125th anniversary. This first-time endeavor took inspiration from the wide array of botanical specimens found in the Field’s botany collection. With more than 2.5 million specimens on hand, the Museum’s Botany Collections Manager Christine Niezgoda helped guide the process. A unique collaboration, it reflects the remarkable origins of the Field Museum and its continued efforts to celebrate history and science. Field Gin, Vodka, and Rye are available at select bars, restaurants and retailers throughout , as well as at the Field Museum and in Journeyman’s tasting room.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 19 Left: Interior of a saloon in Chicago, 1905

Below: At the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, these medals were given to both the Pabst Brewing Company and the Schlitz Brewing Company. These breweries competed fiercely to have their beer declared the best at the fair. By the time of the fair, lager-style beers were considered “American,” not “German.” Grand pavilions where fairgoers could drink lager beer were some of the most popular attractions of the fair.

Brewing Up Chicago Through January 2020, the Field Museum is hosting Brewing Up Chicago: How Beer Transformed a City from the Chicago Brewseum. The exhibition tells the story of beer’s historic role in shaping Chicago from its earliest years through immigration, prejudice, politics, labor, and industry. Visitors will learn how beer was disdained in the mid-19th century not only due to the Temperance Movement, but also because it was associated with German immigrants. They will learn how Midwestern agriculture influenced beer recipes across the globe and how Chicago’s Siebel Institute of Technology pioneered brewing techniques still used today.

Artifacts from the 1893 World’s Fair Inspire 2018 Artists Artist and Professor Karthik Pandian and choreographer Andros Zins-Browne teamed up with teens from the Design Apprenticeship Program II at the University of Chicago for a new exhibition. The group recently visited the Field Museum’s collections to study and sketch a mashrabiya balcony that was part of the Streets of Cairo display at the 1893 World’s Fair. A mashrabiya is an enclosed, projecting window popular in traditional Arabic architecture. The teens drew inspiration from the historic piece for a sculpture in collaboration with the artists. The sculpture inspired by the balcony was featured in Atlas Unlimited Acts V-VI, which was at the Logan Center for the Arts in February and March 2019. The exhibition also featured another Field Museum object, a tiny sculpture fragment from the ancient city of Kish, in present-day Iraq.

20 Youth Conservation Action The Field Museum’s Youth Conservation Action (YCA) programs energize community-based conservation in the Chicago region by giving thousands of young people hands-on experiences in Chicago’s rich natural area. This is supplemented with classroom learning rooted in the region’s ecology and local environmental issues. In 2018, the YCA team worked directly with more than 1,500 3rd–12th grade Chicago Public School students. The program reached nearly ten times as many young people across the four-state Chicago Wilderness region via the Mighty Acorns and Calumet Is My Backyard partnerships. In 2018, YCA also provided 10 workshops and worked with over 60 educators to support them in carrying out environmental education at local natural areas. The combination of capacity building with empowering youth programs is helping the Museum cultivate conservation leaders of the future.

Right: A fifth grade student from Southeast Area Elementary makes scientific drawings with items from the Harris Learning Collection during a Mighty Acorns field experience.

Fifth Annual ID Day The Field Museum’s fifth annual ID Day coincided with its 125th anniversary. Visitors were invited to bring non-living specimens and photographs of unidentified animals and fossils to be examined by scientists in Stanley Field Hall. Due to ID Day’s growing popularity, even more scientists were on hand to help identify and answer visitor questions ranging from paleontology to zoology. Scientists also brought out their own research specimens for a hands-on experience for visitors. The public event gives visitors the opportunity to come face-to-face with the Museum’s active research and foster journeys of discovery.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 21 Women in Science Luncheon 2018 The Women’s Board of the Field Museum hosted Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace, as its Women in Science Luncheon speaker on April 3. The day began with Dr. Goodall meeting 40 young women from in a private conversation, followed by a keynote address for more than 1,000 luncheon attendees. The 2018 Women in Science Luncheon was co-chaired by Women’s Board members Julie Goff and Tonja Hall. Proceeds from the day supported opportunities for young women aspiring to STEM careers through the Field Museum Women in Science Program. The program provides annual summer internships for high school and college students, and one annual graduate fellowship. In 2018, a new post-doctoral research position was added. The program also advocates for the participation of women in science through 50 activities per year, including a lecture and symposium series, networking events, and learning activities for more than 1,000 members. Through the Women in Science Luncheon, the Women’s Board is the primary funder and the Museum’s lead partner in these efforts.

Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, and Field President and CEO Richard W. Lariviere unveil a sculpture by artist Marla Friedman to honor Goodall’s scientific research and conservation work.

22 Poet-In-Residence The Museum welcomed Eric Elshtain as its first poet- in-residence. Elshtain believes the intersection of poetry and science helps deepen understandings of—and relationships with—the natural world. Along with writing his own poems about the Field’s objects, specimens, and exhibitions, he guides visitors through writing their poems about their visit to the Field. Elshtain can be found every Wednesday in Stanley Field Hall and other locations around the Museum behind a small desk with his typewriter, ready to talk and write about dinosaurs, ancient pottery, genetics, and everything beyond and in between.

Poet-in-residence Eric Elshtain greets young visitors at a poetry pop-up in Stanley Field Hall.

Left: The Field Museum purchased this Akeley “pancake” camera for its collection. The camera is believed to have been owned by Elmer Dyer, one of the top cinematographers of Hollywood’s Golden Age. A small group of generous donors helped make this purchase possible.

Below: Karl Schmidt (left) and Sidney Shurcliff film a green iguana with an Akeley 35mm motion picture camera on the Crane Pacific Expedition, 1929.

Mr. Akeley’s Movie Camera Mr. Akeley’s Movie Camera opened in the T. Kimball and Nancy N. Brooker Gallery in July 2018. It told the story of why the Museum’s chief taxidermist, Carl Akeley, invented a new kind of motion picture camera in 1915. The flexible and portable camera helped Akeley in his lifelong quest to faithfully capture animals in the natural world. However, at the time of its invention, Akeley had no idea of the role his camera would play in representing much of the early 20th century. While scientists quickly adopted it for fieldwork, including Field Museum expeditions to Ethiopia and the Pacific islands, the Akeley Camera was first exclusively used by the US Army during World War I. It also became standard equipment for Hollywood action films and newsreels in the 1920s through the 1940s. To Akeley, however, the camera was always a tool to understand animal locomotion and habitats—informing his taxidermy, sculpture, and conservation efforts. Named in the ’s “top ten list” of 2018 museum exhibitions, this project was made possible by a group of generous supporters who funded the purchase of a still-operational Akeley Camera for the Museum.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 23 24 Honor Roll Vice Chair, Development Vice Cruzan A. Marsha At-Large W. Colburn Richard and Benefits Chair, Retirement Vice Chaifetz A. Dr. Richard Chair,Vice Learning Jr. Canning, A. John Administrative Services Chair,Vice Facilities and Bucksbaum L. John Chair,Vice Governance Emeritus Chair T. Keller Constance CEO and President Richard W. PhD Lariviere Chair Board III Gantz H. Wilbur Trustees of Board EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

E At-Large P.Jessica Sarowitz Relations Chair, Government Vice W. Rowe John At-Large O’Grady Chair,Vice Audit Bobby Mehta Chair,Vice Collections Margaret MacLean B. Action Chair, Science Vice Keller B. Jeffrey Research Chair, Integrative Vice D. Hiller David At-Large Harris L. Caryn Chair,Vice Finance Greffin Judy Chair, Investment Vice Front B. Marshall Vice Chair,Vice Marketing Wirtz W. Rockwell Chair,Vice Technology Tebbe Mark Chair,Vice Exhibitions Dawn L. Solomon Secretary Simon K. Matthew Mark J. Cozzi J. Mark David Cotton Kenneth W. Coquillette Eduardo F. Conrado Case C. Gregory Best Amy E. Bernick B. Howard Judson Bergman Susan M. Benton P.Robert Arthur TRUSTEES Richard Elden Diermeier A. Daniel Deromedi K. Roger T. Delgado David A. Oscar Jr. W. Crawford, Robert Crawford R. Kermit FRS Crane Peter Sir Adnaan Hamid Adnaan Gruber S. Lewis Greenberg M. Jack Z. Gray-Krehbiel J.Ronald Gidwitz S. FrankJames T. Foland Jeffrey Flannery E. Michael V Field Marshall Kane Field C. Jamee Falcone M. D Field Museum members and donors helped make the Museum’s 4th annual Giving Day (October 10th) a success. Gifts from more than 500 donors helped raise $211,600 in just 24 hours. The theme—Drive Discovery—challenged supporters to be champions of science to ensure the health of the planet. Events were held to engage community members and demonstrate how they can participate to make a difference. These events brought together dedicated individuals who helped package 1,200 botanical specimens; transcribe 171 anthropology labels; and plant 54 milkweed plants.

Todd Kaplan Michael J. Sacks Margaret B. Stineman Worley H. Clark, Jr. Michael L. Keiser Nydia S. Searle Ryan VanHolsbeke James W. Compton Richard L. Keyser Michael E. Severino, MD James A. Delaney III NATIONAL TRUSTEES William C. Kunkler III Jai Shekhawat Thomas E. Donnelley II Randolph R. Kurtz Alejandro P. Silva Michael W. Ferro, Jr. Alpert Richard Levin S. Simmons Wayne E. Hedien Gail K. Boudreaux Diane von Schlegell Levy Thomas S. Souleles Pamela K. Hull Jean-Claude Brizard Jack Molloy Mark R. Walter Richard M. Jones Leo F. Mullin Madhavan K. Nayar Everett S. Ward William H. Kurtis Charles W. Palmer Dr. Patricia Marroquin Norby Laura S. Washington Robert B. Loveman David C. Parry Neil S. Novich Melvin D. Williams Scott P. Marks, Jr. Michael F. Tang James J. O’Connor, Jr. Patrick Wood-Prince John W. McCarter, Jr. Leslie A. Weaver Christopher A. O’Herlihy Jason M. Wortendyke James J. O’Connor, Sr.

Asutosh Padhi LIFE TRUSTEES David M. Tolmie EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Aurie A. Pennick Jean R. Armour Robert L. Wesley Donna L. Greenberg John F. Podjasek III Judith S. Block Miles D. White Jesse H. Ruiz, Esq. Peter B. Pond Norman R. Bobins William J. White Ryan S. Ruskin John Rau Willard L. Boyd Kevin P. Stineman Thomas S. Ricketts

DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 25 Founders’ Council $50,000 TO $74,999 William C. Kunkler IIIT and Mrs. Noel Kaplan CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Susan Crown / Crown Family Anna Marie and Jerry Kelly The Founders’ Council is the LEADERSHIP Philanthropies Field Museum’s premier annual Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kizziah / Anonymous Gail J. and Robert B.T Loveman giving donor society. Members Malott Family Foundation Mr.T and Mrs. Norman R. Bobins Margaret B. MacLeanT contribute $2,500 or more to The Knowles Foundation support every aspect of the Rita and JohnT Canning The Negaunee Foundation Museum’s mission. Laurie and Rich Kracum The Crown Family Mr.T and Mrs. Neil S. Novich Robert A. Kubicka, MD Colette Evans and John RauT Mr.T and Mrs. Michael O’Grady FOUNDERS’ COUNCIL Jan and RichardTE Lariviere LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE T Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Field Mr.T and Mrs. John F. Podjasek III Samantha T Thomas S. Ricketts T Mr. and Mrs. James S. Frank Alicia and PeterT Pond Co-Chair Andrew H. Mathis T Sue Ling Gin Foundation Trust Cecelia and Thomas Ricketts T Kevin P. StinemanT Mr. and Mrs. John W. McCarter, Jr. Karen Z. Gray-KrehbielT and Michael E. Severino, MDT Co-Chair Kennon P. McKee, Psy.D. John H. Krehbiel, Jr. Matthew K.T and Julie Simon T Mr.T and Mrs. John P. Molloy Margie Stineman Mr. and Mrs.T King W. Harris / Dawn L.T and David J. Solomon Co-Chair Harris Family Foundation Mr.T and Mrs. James J. O’Connor, Jr. Cia and TomT Souleles Donna and Peter Freeman Pamela K.T and Roger B. Hull Mr.T and Mrs. Chris O’Herlihy T Kim and MilesT White Molly and Jeff Keller Diane v. S.T and Robert M. Levy Mr. and Mrs. William A. Osborn T Melvin D. WilliamsT Bob Loveman Swati and SiddharthT Mehta Asutosh PadhiT and Mr.T and Mrs. Patrick Wood-Prince Rita Anand-Padhi Lis Meeker Mr.T and Mrs. Madhavan K. Nayar Jason WortendykeT and Terry and Lanny Passaro Lanny Passaro Jeanne M. and John W.T Rowe Ariel Knowles Wortendyke T Helen S. Reed John F. Podjasek III Michael F. TangT T Sheila T. ReynoldsD Ryan Ruskin Robin and MarkT Tebbe $10,000 TO $24,999 FOUNDERS’ COUNCIL Mrs. William L. Searle Allison and Stephen Schmitt and MarkT Walter CONSERVATOR Patricia Schnadig Bessie Shields Foundation Anonymous (2) Liz Sharp $25,000 TO $49,999 Harriett A. Sidoli CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Carol L. Bernick Marty Peterson Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro P. Silva Anonymous (3) Adrienne and Arnold Brookstone Heather Sparling June M. StaackmannD Mr.T and Mrs. Judson Bergman Carol and Tom Butler Jessica Steffensen Liz Stiffel Judy and HowardT Bernick Rebecca Childers Caleel Douglas and Pam Walter Judith B. Sugarman Amy E. BestT Dianne and Thomas Campbell Ryan Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tisbo Judith S. BlockT Henry T. ChandlerD

T Members of the Chairman’s Jacolyn and John Bucksbaum Joyce E. Chelberg $5,000 TO $9,999 FOUNDERS’ COUNCIL SURVEYOR Circle demonstrate an Casden Family The Comer Foundation Fund exceptional commitment Jean R. ArmourT GregT and Mamie Case to the Field Museum’s mission Cecilia and Froilan Concepcion Charitable Fund Verna L. Baughman, MD through annual gifts of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Conrad $25,000 or more. We gratefully Winnie and BobT Crawford Susan M. BentonT A. G. Cox Charity Trust acknowledge these leaders Marsha CruzanT and Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bernauer in philanthropy. Mark CozziT and James Goeke Thomas McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Brown Mr.T and Mrs. Kermit R. Crawford $75,000+ Mr.T and Mrs. Oscar A. David BarbaraD and Roger Brown CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Daphne and John Cunningham Mr.T and Mrs. Roger K. Deromedi DISTINGUISHED LEADERSHIP Michelle and David Buck The Davee Foundation Efroymson Family FundT Dr.T and Mrs. Richard A. Chaifetz Rosemarie and Dean L. Buntrock Janet W. Diederichs Dr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Fama Linda and WilburT Gantz Linda and Vincent Buonanno Richard A. Ditton Lori and MichaelT Flannery Mr.T and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Butz / Janet and Craig Duchossois Marshall B. Front Family The Butz Foundation Mr. and Mrs.T Dennis J. Keller Charitable Foundation / Laura Edna Foundation Gay-Young Cho and Yu-Lam Alice and CharlesT Palmer De Ferrari and Marshall B. FrontT The Foland FamilyT Christopher Chiu, MD Cari and MichaelT Sacks JudyT and Bill Greffin The Robert E. Gallagher Anne and W.“H”T Clark JessicaT and Steve Sarowitz Colette and WayneT Hedien Charitable Trust Mary and Jim Costello Mr. and Mrs.T Michael D. Searle David D. HillerT Mr.T and Mrs.T Jack M. Greenberg Mark Crane Jai ShekhawatT Jamee Field KaneT / The Edith B. Joyce and Timothy Greening Judy and Tapas Das Gupta Mr.T and Mrs. W. Rockwell Wirtz and Lee V. Jacobs Fund No. 1 Mr.T and Mrs. Lewis S. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Dawson T Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Keller Mary P. Hines Cheryl and Michael Del Campo T Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Keyser Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Holman III Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny J. Thomas Hurvis Thomas R. Doler

26 Monica E. Donath Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal / In Memory of Richard Elden Segal Family Foundation Eldred-Harland Charitable Fund The Field Museum was saddened by the death of at The Chicago Community Kass F. Sigal Trustee Richard Elden, who passed away on June Foundation Adele S. SimmonsT and 27, 2018. He was elected Field Museum Trustee in Hattie A. and Marie V. Fatz John L. Simmons 2003 and made enormous contributions through his Foundation Richard M. Skolly and service on the Investment Committee. Elden and his Anthony K. Fisher and Kate A. Feinstein wife Gail made generous philanthropic gifts including Barbra Richardson frequent support of the Museum’s annual gala hosted Harold B. Smith by the Women’s Board. Mrs. Thomas R. Fitz Mr. and Mrs. Neele E. Stearns, Jr. Sonia A. Florian Mr.T and Mrs.T Kevin P. Stineman Ginny and Peter Foreman Carol C. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Friedmann Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor III Lori F. BreslauerE Barbara V. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Camillo Ghiron Mr.T and Mrs. David M. Tolmie Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Brown Donna and Peter Freeman Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser Mrs. Herbert A. Vance Campbell Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wagner Joan and Tom Castino Christine D. GiannoniE Donald Grasso Everett S. WardT and Iris K. Sims Ceres Foundation Donna and Roger Godel Mary L. and Richard GrayD JohannesD and Julia R.D Weertman Mr. and Mrs. John S. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Stanford J. Goldblatt Mr. and Mrs. John K. Greene Stacey E. Weltmer Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Chatalas Sophie and Douglas Goodwillie Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hagenah William J. WhiteT Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ciriacks Delta A. Greene Beverly and Warren Hayford The Abra Wilkin Fund Betty L. Cleeland Eleni and Stephen Griesemer Robert Hevey, Jr. and Nancy Hamill Winter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Stephanie and Greg Guyett Constance M. Filling Annette Cole Wolff Income Charitable Fund Sally A. Hagan Lorraine M. Hurt and James W. ComptonT George M. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Yager Casey and Ryan Harris Kevin Coughlin and Sue Burzawa Charles L. KatzenmeyerE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Hayward, Jr. $2,500 TO $4,999 FOUNDERS’ Mr. and Mrs. George M. Covington Mr. and Mrs. Ted Helwig Holly King COUNCIL MEMBER William W. Cox and Mary Noble Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Herbert III Patricia Kosmerl Anonymous (4) Rebecca Davidson T Kimberlee S. Herold William H. Kurtis and Mary Claire and Doug Allvine Mr. and Mrs. William L. Davis III Donna La Pietra Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarkson Hine The Allyn Foundation Rebecca E. Deaton René and Bruce Lauer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hines Birute J. Apke Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Delaney, Jr. Philip Lee Peggy L. Hoberg Michael D. Arnold and The DeThorne FamilyE Deirdre LeMire Monica Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hodges T Owen Deutsch and Rona Talcott Richard Levin and Sally David and Lucinda Baier Heidi and Richard Holm McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James W. DeYoung Sue and Stephen Baird Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holzheimer Richard J. Loewenthal, Jr. Richard A. Domanik and E. M. BakwinD George Hrycelak and T Janice Y. Domanik Mr . and Mrs. Scott P. Marks, Jr. Sophia Welykyj Lorraine and Randolph Barba Ms. Katherine T. Donaldson and L. Mueller Maria R. Hrycelak, MD Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Barlow Mr. Ryan B. Whitacre T Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Mullin Ying Hsu and Donald R. Monson Kara and Thomas Barta The Donnelley FoundationT Mary Jane Nordlund Felix Huang and Joshua Lau Janice Beck Mignon Dupepe and John Snyder T Mr. and Mrs. James J. Laurie Huget and Werner Huget O’Connor, Sr. Helene Beisecker and Jon Ekdahl and Marcia Opp Ekdahl Jean Ann White Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hurley Dr. and Mrs. William R. Parkhurst Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Deborah A. BekkenE and Jill Hutchison and David Rosholt La and Philip Engel Jo Ann and Joseph Paszczyk Richard G. Kron Irish Woods Foundation The Donald Ephraim Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Patterson Emily and Ryan Bennett Foundation Reinhardt H. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Perman Anne Searle Bent Shirley R. Jahn Foundation Mrs. Jerome L. Ettelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raimondi Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Bischof Jeani and Rich Jernstedt Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley D. Roskin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Rob Farr S & H Fund, a Donor Advised The Bloom-Kessler Family Pamela MacVicar Johnson Fund of Renaissance Susan and Alexander Faurot R. Darrell Bock and Robert Bruce Johnson and Charitable Foundation Mary and Bruce Feay Renee Menegaz-Bock Ann K. Eldred Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sanborn Judith Findorff and David Bohan and Kathryn Kemp Lynn and George Jones Karla Scherer Kristen Marren Mr. and Mrs. John J. Borland, Jr. Linda M. Jung Marilyn L. Schweitzer and Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Fischer Laura and Robert E. Boyd III, MD Kathleen and Alex Kallend Michael A. Firman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Fischl Beth and Scott Brady TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 27 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. John McLean Beverly and Stephen E. Pinaire Charlene and Bob Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy Carlette C. McMullan and Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Poy Pam and Tom Sheffield / JS John Gibbons, Jr. Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. T. Eric Kilcollin Irwin Press and Andra Press Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McQuaid Q. Phia Sherry and Neal Sherry The King Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John W. Puth Erma S. Medgyesy Dolores Silverman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kirby James A. Radtke and Elisabeth C. Meeker Susan A. Kressin Toni Sandor Smith Dennis and Kathleen Klaeser Withrow W. Meeker Mr. and Mrs. William Radzevich Elizabeth L. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Klapperich, Jr. Pamela G. Meyer Ginevra Stirling RanneyE and Amanda A. Sonneborn and Becky and Lester Knight Ben Ranney Peter A. Malecki Pamela L. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kunkler Roberts Family Foundation The Sparacio Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuta Anita J. Rogers Heather T. Sparling and Moller Family Foundation Mary Lawlor Jason Bakk Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Rosen Cynthia A. Moody Wende Fox Lawson and Erik and Jessica Steffensen Robert A. Rosholt and Jim Lawson Mr. and Mrs. John V. Morris Sharon L. Brunelle Kevin L. Stoeckel and Jorge M. Leon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mulcahy Emily Heisley Stoeckel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lewey Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Naponelli Mr. and Mrs. G. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Rubash Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linn Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Newman Steven StrohmeierE and Susan B. Rubnitz Little Lion Alexandra C. and John D. Nichols Josie Brown Ryan RuskinT and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Struthers Ilene and Lawrence Lubell James H. Niehoff and Michael Andrews Jolie R. Macier Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Szalay Susan H. Luciu David W. Ruttenberg Mr. and Mrs. Craig Niemann Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Luscombe Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Christina J. Norton and Carol and Jim Tichy Douglas R. MacAyeal and Barbara M. Schleck and John A. Biek Linda A. MacAyeal Gary M. Ropski Daniel Tierney and Anke Faber Mark A. Oates and Thomas T. Macejko, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schmitt Jeffrey and Michelle Tilkin Elizabeth E. Lewis Amanda Maw Macejko Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Schnadig Glenn and Jacqueline Tilton Mr.E and Mrs. John R. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. John W. Madigan Karen and Frank Schneider Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tuchler Virginia A. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Malloy Barbara and Tom Schnitzer Ryan VanHolsbekeT Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Sandy and Jerry Manne Kelley C. Schueler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Veldman Mr. Joe Ortiz and Ms. Ana Justice Todd Marek and Vana Thayu Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Schultz Nancy L. WaldD Donna L. Owens Peter Marks and Dorothy Monica and Stephen Sentoff Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Walter Mackevich Marks The Richard Laurence Parish Foundation Robert M. Shafis and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Walter Marie A. Marotta Carol A. Erickson Shauna Peet Dilnaz and Qaiser Waraich Jamie C. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Sharp Richard Sobkowiak Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus, Jr. Anne Van Wart and Sally Sharp Michael Keable Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Matthews Denise Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Shaw Carrie and Jay Weaver McKee Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Pickenpaugh

Field Museum Gala 2018 The Field Museum’s annual fundraising Gala, chaired by Women’s Board members Beth Kauffman and Laura Podjasek, raised $2.18 million on October 20, 2018. In celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Museum, the funds raised by the event supported Museum operations. The event celebrated milestones over the Museum’s first 125 years and showed its vision for the future. It also honored The Grainger Foundation and Juli Plant Grainger with the Marshall Field V Award for Distinguished Leadership, in recognition of more than 50 years of exemplary service and philanthropy. The gala included a reception, seated dinner, and dancing for Women’s Board members, Trustees, and civic and corporate leaders—a total of 560 guests. The Field Associates—the Museum’s young professionals group—joined the Gala After- Party for dancing. Women’s Board President Donna Greenberg (center) with gala chairs Beth Kauffman and Laura Podjasek.

28 The Grainger Foundation The Grainger Foundation has supported the Field Museum for more than 50 years. During this long partnership, the Foundation has funded several landmark projects, including the creation and renovation of the Grainger Hall of Gems; sponsorship of Treasures of the Titans; Jacqueline Kennedy: The Years; Nature of Diamonds; creation of the Grainger Science Hub; and support of the Grainger Digital Initiative. Together, these exhibitions and programs have impacted more than 35 million people worldwide. The Grainger Foundation has also helped the Field greatly expand its research capabilities through innovative programs and strategic investments in research technology. In 2018, The Grainger Foundation again partnered with the Museum to create the Bioinformatics Center. This unique, new research program will focus on using large sets of data to uncover hidden patterns in nature, helping scientists better understand how our planet works and what we can do to improve ecosystem health.

Amy M. Welzer Chauncey and Marion D. GCM Grosvenor $50,000 TO $99,999 McCormick Family Foundation Claudia L. Winkler Christina and Ron Gidwitz Anonymous (2) Robert R. McCormick Foundation Melanie R. Wojtulewicz and Karen Z. Gray-KrehbielT and Abbott Tony Crowe Alice and CharlesT Palmer John H. Krehbiel, Jr. American Council Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wotovich George B. Rabb, PhDD Hamill Family Foundation of Learned Societies Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Mr.T and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser Aramark Foundation 2018 Contributions Fay and Daniel Levin Konrad J. Banaszak Renee and Edward Ross This list reflects total giving Gail J. and Robert B.T Loveman Bank of America Foundation from individuals, corporations, Magellan Corporation The Barker Welfare Foundation foundations, and institutions Nancy TorbetD in 2018. Mr.T and Mrs. John W. McCarter, Jr. Judy and HowardT Bernick $100,000 TO $499,999 Swati and SiddharthT Mehta Mr.T and Mrs. Norman R. Bobins $5,000,000+ Anonymous (4) The Andrew W. Mellon The Brinson Foundation Foundation AbbVie Chase Private Client The Grainger Foundation, Inc. David and Sue Milligan Herb AlpertT and Lani Hall AlpertT Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation T Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Keller Gordon and Betty Moore Paul M. Angell Family Foundation Chicago Blackhawks Foundation Foundation $1,000,000 TO $4,999,999 Aon Citadel Clare Muñana Anonymous (2) ArcelorMittal Sue Ling Gin Foundation Trust National Fish and Wildlife Rita and JohnT Canning The Robert and Isabelle Bass Foundation Mr.T and Mrs. Kermit R. Crawford Foundation, Inc. Dr.T and Mrs. Richard A. Chaifetz National Material L.P. Marsha CruzanT and BarbaraD and Roger Brown Thomas McGinnis The Crown Family Nicor Gas S. Bucksbaum Exelon Linda and WilburT Gantz Northern Trust Jacolyn and JohnT Bucksbaum Stephanie C. Harris / The Edith B. ITW Mr. and Mrs. William A. Osborn and Lee V. Jacobs Fund No. 2 Joyce E. Chelberg Diane v. S.T and Robert M. Levy Polk Bros. Foundation Lori and MichaelT Flannery Winnie and BobT Crawford National Science Foundation Jeanne M. and John W.T Rowe Mr.T and Mrs.T Jack M. Greenberg D & R Fund / Glasser and The Negaunee Foundation Cari and MichaelT Sacks Rosenthal Families Sally Mead Hands Foundation Jan M. PencikD Searle Family Funds at Discover Mr. and Mrs.T King W. Harris / The Chicago Community Trust Joan and Paul Rubschlager Harris Family Foundation Efroymson Family FundT Mr. and Mrs.T Michael D. Searle Harris Family Fund of The New Jamee Field KaneT / The Edith B. $500,000 TO $999,999 Jai ShekhawatT York Community Trust and Lee V. Jacobs Fund No. 1 Anonymous John G. Symons Trust David D. HillerT Mr.T and Mrs. Marshall Field Charities Fund Bobolink Foundation Pamela K.T and Roger B. Hull Mr.T and Mrs. James S. Frank Michael F. TangT The Davee Foundation Edgar D. Jannotta, Sr. Marshall B. Front Family T Barbara H. WestD Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Deromedi Charitable Foundation / Laura JPMorgan Chase & Co. De Ferrari and Marshall B. FrontT Mr.T and Mrs. W. Rockwell Wirtz John D. and Catherine T. Mr.T and Mrs. Richard L. Keyser MacArthur Foundation

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 29 William C. Kunkler IIIT and Amy E. BestT McDonald’s Corporation Bloomberg Philanthropies Susan Crown / Crown Family Judith S. BlockT National Geographic Society Thomas Kimball Brooker Philanthropies The Boeing Company Mr.T and Mrs. Neil S. Novich Adrienne and Arnold Brookstone Elizabeth Morse Genius Charitable Trust Susan K. and Willard L.T Boyd Peoples Gas The Buchanan Family Foundation Motorola Solutions Foundation Casden Family Pepsi Beverages Company Carol and Tom Butler Mr.T and Mrs. Madhavan K. Nayar Greg and Mamie Case PepsiCo, Inc. Rebecca Childers Caleel Charitable FundT Karen A. Nordquist Prince Charitable Trusts Dianne and Thomas Campbell Ricardo Chimal, Jr. Mr.T and Mrs. Michael O’Grady The Regenstein Foundation Henry T. ChandlerD CIBC Mr.T and Mrs. John F. Podjasek III Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Richman Callie Anne and W.”H”T Clark ComPsych Corporation Alicia and PeterT Pond Cecelia and ThomasT Ricketts The Comer Foundation Fund Mark CozziT and James Goeke Betty D. ProutD Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Cecilia and Froilan Concepcion Henry Crown and Company Quest Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Schnadig Mr. and Mrs. James J. Conrad The Crown Family Colette Evans and JohnT Rau Michael E. Severino, MDT Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Corrigan Mr.T and Mrs. Oscar A. David Searle Funds at The Chicago Charlene and Bob Shaw A. G. Cox Charity Trust The Duchossois Family Community Trust Pam and Tom Sheffield / JS Credit Suisse Foundation Rose L. ShureD Charitable Trust Daphne and John Cunningham The Duchossois Group, Inc. T Adele S. SimmonsT and Matthew K. and Julie Simon Cheryl and Michael Del Campo John L. Simmons Dr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Fama T Dawn L. and David J. Solomon Delta Designs Limited Mr. and Mrs. Neele E. Stearns, Jr. Mary and Bruce Feay T Cia and Tom Souleles The DeThorne FamilyE Robin and MarkT Tebbe Jamee J. Field Liz Stiffel Janet W. Diederichs U.S. Bank Ford Motor Company Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tisbo Richard A. Ditton United Airlines Dr. Evelyn Frank Trust Walgreens Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley N. Frankel Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Vender A. Montgomery Ward Foundation Foundation T The Edith B. and Lee V. Jacobs Kimbra and Mark Walter Melvin D. WilliamsT Shawn M. Donnelley and T Fund No. 3 Christopher M. Kelly Kim and Miles White Winston & Strawn LLP Ellis Goodman Family Foundation Janet and Craig Duchossois Wirtz Corporation Mr.T and Mrs. Patrick Wood-Prince JudyT and Bill Greffin The Field Foundation of Illinois

$25,000 TO $49,999 John R. Halligan Charitable Fund $10,000 TO $24,999 The Foland FamilyT T Anonymous (3) Colette and Wayne Hedien Anonymous (6) Forest Preserve District Archer Daniels Midland Hill Group Adams Street Partners LLC The Robert E. Gallagher Company Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kauffman American International Group, Inc. Sue and Stephen Baird T Mr. and Mrs. Camillo Ghiron Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Keller Aileen S. Andrew Foundation Bears Care Mr. and Mrs. Christopher O. Glass Caron and Alan Lacy Baxter International Inc. Mr.T and Mrs. Judson Bergman W.W. Grainger, Inc. René and Bruce Lauer Susan M. BentonT Carol L. Bernick Margaret B. MacLeanT

The Parker/Gentry Award Since 1996, the Museum has hosted the annual Parker/ Gentry Award, which honors an outstanding individual, team, or organization in the field of conservation biology. In 2018, the award was given to Instituto del Bien Común, a Peruvian non-governmental organization that works closely with rural and Indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon to defend their land rights and the natural resources on which they rely. The Instituto has collaborated with the Keller Science Action Center on multiple rapid inventories, and was in securing the declaration of the 2.1-million acre Yaguas National Park in February 2018. The Parker/Gentry Award bears the names of the late Theodore A. Parker III and Alwyn Gentry, outstanding scientists who were killed in an accident María Rosa Montes, Richard Chase Smith, and Margarita Benavides while exploring and conserving tropical biodiversity. of the Instituto del Bien Común receive the 2018 Parker/Gentry Award from President Richard Lariviere.

30 Joyce and Timothy Greening The Siragusa Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Friedmann Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Patterson Mr.T and Mrs. Lewis S. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Solberg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Perman Mary P. Hines Barbara A. Speer Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Godfrey Beverly and Stephen E. Pinaire Hoellen Family Foundation June M. Staackmann Julie Goff and Greg Goff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raimondi Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Holman III Judith B. Sugarman Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gorter D. Roskin J. Thomas Hurvis Tave Risk Management Grant Thornton LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Ross Jeani and Rich Jernstedt Tawani Foundation Donald Grasso Rust Family Foundation Mrs. Noel Kaplan University of Illinois at Chicago Mary L. and RichardD Gray S & H Fund, a Donor Advised Fund of Renaissance Anna Marie and Jerry Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John R. Walter Mr. and Mrs. John K. Greene Charitable Foundation The King Family Foundation The Wenner-Gren Foundation for Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hagenah Anthropological Research S&P Global Dennis and Kathleen Klaeser Tonja Rizai Hall William Blair & Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sanborn The Knowles Foundation Eldred-Harland Charitable Fund Karla Scherer Laurie and Rich Kracum at The Chicago Community $5,000 TO $9,999 Foundation Marilyn L. Schweitzer and Robert A. Kubicka, MD Michael A. Firman Anonymous (3) Irving Harris Foundation TE Jan and Richard W. Lariviere Charles & M.R. Shapiro Archaeological Institute Dorothy Harza Legacy Foundation of America Foundation, Inc. Beverly and Warren Hayford Leo Burnett Worldwide Jean R. ArmourT Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Sharp Robert Hevey, Jr. and Kass F. Sigal Samantha Lotti Verna L. Baughman, MD Constance M. Filling Barry L. MacLean Richard M. Skolly and Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bernauer Lorraine M. Hurt and Kate A. Feinstein Mr. and Mrs. John W. Madigan Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block IV George M. Ingram Harold B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kizziah / Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Brown Indiana Dunes Malott Family Foundation Environmental Center Spacesaver Corporation Michelle and David Buck Andrew H. Mathis Integrated Electric Mr.T and Mrs.T Kevin P. Stineman Rosemarie and Dean L. Buntrock Kennon P. McKee, PsyD Kathleen and Alex Kallend Sulzer Family Foundation Linda and Vincent Buonanno Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Dolores Kohl Kaplan Carol C. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Butz / McKenna, Sr. The Butz Foundation Charles L. KatzenmeyerE Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor III McKinsey & Company Cards Against Humanity LLC Julian Kerbis Mr.T and Mrs. David M. Tolmie Withrow W. Meeker Gay-Young Cho and Yu-Lam Holly King Mrs. Herbert A. Vance Leslie and Matt Miller Christopher Chiu, MD Patricia Kosmerl Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wagner Mr.T and Mrs. John P. Molloy Pamela Conant Donna La Pietra and Everett S. WardT and Iris K. Sims Prince Albert II of Monaco T Mary and Jim Costello William H. Kurtis D D Foundation USA Johannes and Julia R. Weertman Rose Marie CraigD Philip Lee Morgan Stanley Wells Fargo & Company Mark Crane Deirdre LeMire T William J. White ProfessorT and Lady Peter R. Crane Richard LevinT and T The Abra Wilkin Fund Mr. and Mrs. Chris O’Herlihy Sally McDonald Judy and Tapas Das Gupta T Nancy Hamill Winter Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’Connor, Sr. Richard J. Loewenthal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Dawson T Wolff Income Charitable Fund Asutosh Padhi and Mr.T and Mrs. Scott P. Marks, Jr. Rita Anand-Padhi Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Yager Elisabeth C. Meeker Edna Foundation Thomas R. Doler Sandra L. Mueller Terry and Lanny Passaro Monica E. Donath $2,500 TO $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mulcahy Jo Ann and Joseph Paszczyk The Donnelley FoundationT Anonymous (7) Mr.T and Mrs. Leo F. Mullin Tanya and Michael Polsky La and Philip Engel Charles Adams Nature Research National Marine Fisheries Service Foundation Helen S. Reed Environmental Defense Fund Ramon Nayar Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Ahlquist Sheila T. ReynoldsD Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley Gary L. Neilson and Mary Claire and Doug Allvine Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Rooney Hattie A. and Marie V. Fatz Trudy A. Havens Foundation The Allyn Foundation S&C Electric Company Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Newsom Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Faurot American Agricultural Mrs. William L. Searle Mary Jane Nordlund Insurance Company Fellowes Brands Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal / Mr.T and Mrs. James J. O’Connor, Jr. Birute J. Apke Segal Family Foundation Anthony K. Fisher and Joe Ortiz and Ana Justice Michael D. Arnold and Bessie Shields Foundation Barbra Richardson Monica Wallace China I. Oughton Harriett A. Sidoli Mrs. Thomas R. Fitz Robert P. ArthurT and Dr. and Mrs. William R. Parkhurst Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro P. Silva Sonia A. Florian Susan M. Anderson Ginny and Peter Foreman Patagonia

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 31 Lucinda and David Baier Mr. and Mrs. George M. Covington Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linn Hayward, Jr. E. M. BakwinD William W. Cox and Mary Noble Little Lion Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan Healy Lorraine and Randolph Barba Rebecca Davidson Locke Lord LLP Mr. and Mrs. Ted Helwig Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. William L. Davis III Ilene and Lawrence Lubell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Herbert III Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barr Rebecca E. Deaton Susan H. Luciu Kimberlee S. Herold Kara and Thomas Barta Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Delaney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Luscombe Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarkson Hine Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Beck Owen Deutsch and Rona Talcott Douglas R. MacAyeal and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hines Linda A. MacAyeal Helene Beisecker and Mr. and Mrs. James W. DeYoung Jean Ann White Peggy L. Hoberg Thomas T. Macejko, Jr. and Richard A. Domanik and Amanda Maw Macejko Deborah A. BekkenE and Janice Y. Domanik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hodges Richard G. Kron Tara Magner Mignon Dupepe and Heidi and Richard Holm Emily and Ryan Bennett John Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holzheimer Anne Searle Bent Jon Ekdahl and Marcia Opp Ekdahl Sandy and Jerry Manne George Hrycelak and Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Bischof Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Sophia Welykyj Todd Marek and Vana Thayu Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Embree Maria R. Hrycelak, MD Peter Marks and Dorothy Mackevich Marks The Bloom-Kessler Family The Donald Ephraim Family Ying Hsu and Donald R. Monson Foundation Marie A. Marotta R. Darrell Bock and Laurie Huget and Werner Huget Renee Menegaz-Bock Mrs. Jerome L. Ettelson Marshall, Gersteiin & Borun LLP Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hurley David Bohan and Kathryn Kemp Evans Food Group Ltd. Jamie C. Marshall and Jill Hutchison and David Rosholt Richard Sobkowiak Mr. and Mrs. John J. Borland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Farr Mrs. Robert C. Hyndman AJ Mason Laura and Robert E. Boyd III, MD Mrs. Joseph N. Field Irish Woods Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Matthews Beth and Scott Brady Judith Findorff and Kristen and Josh Jacobs Kristen Marren Susan and John McBride Lori F. BreslauerE Reinhardt H. and Shirley R. Jahn Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Fischer Nancy A. McDaniel Susan Brice Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Fischl Agnes and Peter McGrail Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Brooksher Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnson Barbara V. Fisher McKee Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Brown Pamela MacVicar Johnson Wende Fox Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. John McLean Caroline and Michael Burns Lynn and George Jones Jim Lawson Carlette C. McMullan and Campbell Family Foundation Linda M. Jung Donna and Peter Freeman John Gibbons, Jr. Joan and Tom Castino Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McQuaid Ceres Foundation Mr. and Mrs. T. Eric Kilcollin Front Barnett Associates LLC Erma S. Medgyesy Mr. and Mrs. John S. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kirby Donna and Roger Godel Pamela G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Chatalas Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Klapperich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford J. Goldblatt Pamela L. Miles Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ciriacks Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klauber Sophie and Douglas Goodwillie Molex Incorporated Betty L. Cleeland Becky and Lester Knight Delta A. Greene Moller Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kunkler Eleni and Stephen Griesemer Cynthia A. Moody Annette Cole Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuta Stephanie and Greg Guyett Mr. and Mrs. John V. Morris Joan M. Colmar Mary Lawlor Sally A. Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Naponelli James W. ComptonT Jorge M. Leon Casey and Ryan Harris Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Newman Kevin Coughlin and Sue Burzawa Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lewey Alexandra C. and John D. Nichols James H. Niehoff and Jolie R. Macier In Memory of John E. McGovern, III Mr. and Mrs. Craig Niemann Christina J. Norton and The Field Museum was deeply saddened by the death of John A. Biek John E. McGovern, III who passed away unexpectedly in July 2018. John was a cherished friend and valued leader as a past Mark A. Oates and chair of the President’s Leadership Council, a member of the Elizabeth E. Lewis Founders’ Council Leadership Committee, and of the Board Mr.E and Mrs. John R. O’Connell of Trustees’ Government Relations Committee. A member Old Republic International of the Armour Family, he was instrumental to the Museum’s Corporation efforts in 2013 to engage other World’s Fair Founding Families. John’s keen mind, kind smile, and thoughtful Virginia A. O’Neill manner are missed. Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Osterberg

32 67th Annual Members’ Nights On May 10 and 11, the Field Museum hosted its Members’ Nights. Nearly 7,000 members and guests enjoyed special viewing opportunities. Museum members were able to see a sneak peek of SUE’s new gallery and all of the updates in Stanley Field Hall. Among many other demonstrations and activities, guests also learned about mammal and specimen preparation, participated in owl pellet dissections, and were able to visit the production set for The Brain Scoop.

Donna L. Owens Robert M. Shafis and Claudia L. Winkler Nathaniel Purdy Clapp Carol A. Erickson The Richard Laurence Parish Melanie R. Wojtulewicz and Mary Sue and William Coates Foundation Sally Sharp Tony Crowe Mr. and Mrs. John T. Coletta Patrick Parker Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wotovich Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Collins Shauna Peet Q. Phia Sherry and Neal Sherry Elizabeth Yntema and The Comer Foundation Fund Mark Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus, Jr. Dolores Silverman Lynd Corley Denise Peterson Toni Sandor Smith $1,000 TO $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Elizabeth L. Snyder Anonymous (10) Charles F. Custer Pickenpaugh Amanda A. Sonneborn and Eva Adler and Lorica Adler William R. Darman and Maria Mau Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Poy Peter A. Malecki Mr. and Mrs. Arjun Aggarwal Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Darnall Irwin Press and Andra Press The Sparacio Family Cleopatra and James Alexander Marjorie David Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pruett Heather T. Sparling and Jason Bakk Alice & Olivia LLC Diana L. DeBoy Mr. and Mrs. John W. Puth Jessica and Erik Steffensen Gregory M. Anderson Jackie DeThorne James A. Radtke and Susan A. Kressin Kevin L. Stoeckel and Judith M. Anderson Lidia B. Devonshire Emily Heisley Stoeckel Mr. and Mrs. William Radzevich Rodney Austin Mr. and Mrs. Byram E. Dickes Mr. and Mrs. Ivan G. Strauss Ginevra Stirling RanneyE and Margaret B. and Harry Axelrod Erin and Scott Dickes Dr. and Mrs. Lee Strohl Charitable Trust Fund Ben Ranney Daniel DiermeierT and Roberts Family Foundation Steven StrohmeierE and Dr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Baker Ariela Lazar Josie Brown Anita J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Barrack Darren Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Struthers Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Rosen James J. Barrett Naomi S. Donnelley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Szalay Joseph Butler Robert A. Rosholt and Mr. and Mrs. James N. Bay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomas Sharon L. Brunelle Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Benedict Draper and Kramer Carol and Jim Tichy Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Rubash Rüdiger BielerE and Glenda W. Duncan Susan B. Rubnitz Daniel Tierney and Anke Faber Petra SierwaldE Thomas E. Durica and Susan Jacob Ryan RuskinT and Michelle and Jeffrey Tilkin Katherine Birck Michael Andrews Jacqueline and Glenn Tilton Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Black Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Earle David W. Ruttenberg Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tuchler Hyacinth and Le Monte G.E Ecolab Inc. John and Alice Sabl Anne Van Wart and Booker, Sr. Charles B. Edelstein Michael Keable Sahara Enterprises, Inc. Keith D. Bowersox Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Elbert Ryan VanHolsbekeT Salesforce.org Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Brown Cherelynn A. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Veldman Cynthia Scalzo and Henry Brown Nancy and William Brown George Engeln and Leslie and John Wainwright Denise Stewart Barbara M. Schleck and Beth and Samuel Buchsbaum D Gary M. Ropsk Nancy L. Wald Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bunn III Douglas Ennis and Sandra Rinelstetter-Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Walter Edward J. Calkins Alexis and Craig Eyler Karen and Frank Schneider Dilnaz and Qaiser Waraich Geneva and Robert Calloway Fabio Fabbri Barbara and Tom Schnitzer Carrie and Jay Weaver The Achnacarry Foundation / Mr. and Mrs. W. Grant Farrar / Kelley C. Schueler Stacey E. Weltmer Lenore and Douglas Cameron Alexander Ross Group Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Schultz Amy M. Welzer Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carroll William M. Farrow Monica and Stephen Sentoff Katherine T. Donaldson and Mrs. Silas S. Cathcart Ryan B. Whitacre Julia B. Faust Chicago Fire Escape Repair, Inc. Amy and Cameron Findlay

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 33 David C.G. Fleming and Robert Bruce Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. James McClelland Elaine Prebish Monica Barnes Ann K. Eldred Lisa McClung and Blasko Ristic Claire F. Prussian Adrian R. Foster JPMorgan Chase Foundation Bess-Catherine and Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Pyott Colleen and Erik Foster Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Kamp James McCord Nancy and Warren Rasmussen Deborah and Charles Frank Anne Kavanagh John McGrath and Christine Mr. and Mrs. Jerald F. Richman Montengro McGrath Marlene M. FrankelD Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Rinella Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McKee Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Frederick James S. Kemper Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Ritchie Etta and John McKenna Joanne Benazzi Friedland Manisha and Rakesh Khanna Michelle and Brent Rogers Jane and Bruce McLagan Gabe’s Installation Service Inc. David Khem and Fanglu Cheng Marilyn Rohn Therese and Phil Meers Gregory J. Gajda Marion J. Kierscht Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rosenberg Mrs. Hugo J. Melvoin John T. Geary, Jr.D Heidi Kiesler Catherine Rudolph Emily Marie Miller Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gepson Mitchell B. Kiesler Charles Ruedebusch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Moeller Gretchen Gillis Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kirkpatrick Linda Flack Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Moore, Jr. Nika Gloyeske Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Koglin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rutledge Lisa and Jerry Moore Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Gail and Barry Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Ravichandra Saligram Foundation Mary K. Moreland and Risha Kotecha Sargent Family Foundation Daniel T. Jenks John C. Goodall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee V. Kremer Jay Schedler Anne M. MorganE The Honorable and Mary K. Krigbaum and Carol H. Schneider Mrs. John F. Grady Harold M. and Adeline S. Patrick Fitzgerald Morrison Family Foundation Craig R. Schuttenberg and Mr. and Mrs. David Greenspahn Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Kugel Colleen M. O’Leary Helga E. Muench Suzanne Gylfe Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Kunz Thelma L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Navarre Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Haffner Debra and Michael Leahy Marilyn C. and Stephen A. Scott Jossy and Ken Nebenzahl Esther R. Hankin Anita Lees and Lisa Lees Francine Scully-Lippitz and Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Mattie H. Harris Herbert Lippitz Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Lerner Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. David C. Hawley Geri and Paul Seidenstricker Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Nickels Barbara J. Hebda Tracey Shafroth and Amy and Vincent Liptak Mary C. Niehaus and Michael Elam Elizabeth and Joseph Hernandez Elyse Litwack Sanjeev Pandey Mr. and Mrs. Neville Shah Bob and Connie Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Livengood Leslie and Richard North Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Sheehan Mrs. Edward M. Hines Sherry and Melvin Lopata The Geraldi Norton Foundation Shure Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. D James LoudermanE Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olson Hoffman, Jr. Sidley Austin LLP Lovaglio Chelsey and Adam Parrott-Sheffer Sandra N. Hoffman Louis and Nellie Sieg Fund Scott Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. Homi B. Patel Hofseth North America Bette H. Sikes and Joan Pederson Mary Martin-Lowe Christopher Pawell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holubow Mr. and Mrs. William Sinclair Judith L. Macior Pepper Construction Company Janice L. Honigberg Victoria M. Skala Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Perdekamp Cheri and Andrew Houha Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Slone Susan Manilow S. Peters Mr. and Mrs. John L. Howard Roger E. Smith Michelle L. Maton and Judith and Charles Pitman Felix Huang and Joshua Lau Michael C. Schaeffer Thomas Smith Larry Postema Ron Huberman Heidi and Gregory Mayer Christina and Robert Smolen Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Potter, Jr. Heidi and PeterD Huizenga Susan and Tex Hall Elizabeth Anne Hull David L. Hulse In Memory of Barbara Huth West Patricia J. Hurley Barbara Huth West, philanthropist, passed away on May IBM 10, 2018. A Women’s Board member for many years, Ms. West gave generously to the Field Museum throughout her Datin Tan Fui Lian and life. Inspired by her uncle, Frank Huth, she provided for a D Datuk Dr. Robert F. Inger generous gift to the Field upon her death to strengthen the Mr. and Mrs. Fruman Jacobson Museum’s endowment. Having graduated from Bradford Junior College and then from the University of Illinois with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Jessen a Bachelor of Science in Education, she committed much George L. Jewell of her philanthropy to organizations promoting cultural and Judy Johanson educational access to the children of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruce Johnson

34 EVOLVE 2018 EVOLVE 2018, the Field Associates’ annual fundraiser, was a success generating $55,000 in revenue—a 15% increase from 2017. The event continues to grow every year, thanks to significant support from Trustees through sponsorships, ticket purchases, and in-kind contributions for the event’s silent auction. Some of Chicago’s favorite local establishments provided appetizers and refreshments for hundreds of young professionals who attended EVOLVE. They enjoyed a night in iconic Stanley Field Hall, filled with dinos, dancing, live music, networking, science, and a live-art demonstration by acclaimed Chicago street-artist, leftyOUTthere.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Snodell III Mariah Vichich Dorsey Armstrong and Kathleen M. Boege Paul Schneider Ann and John Snyder Austin J. Waldron Marcello L. Bondurant Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Arntzen Solot and Karp Family Peter W. Waller Allison M. Bone Foundation Richard Assmus and Leah Welty Ann Wasoff Clarisa Bonilla Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sommer Brad AuBuchon Julia C. Webb and Kristine Bordenave and Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Sommer Laura Christman Tony J. Augustine James Feeney Tom Sourlis Julia A. Weertman and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bach Peter Bowe and Barbara Stewart Nic Zerebny Laura Speck and Richard P. Bail and Janice G. Bail Cynthia M. Bowns and Kimberley Speck Jane Frances Wells and Joy L. Bailey Loren T. Bowns Burton C. Ferrini The Stebbins Fund, Inc. Micaela and Domingo Baldivia, Jr. Barbara A. Boyer Mrs. Henry P. Wheeler The Stirling Charitable Fund / Carlo Basile and Kim Basile Michael Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stirling Mr. and Mrs. Raymon F. Whitney Alben F. & Clara G. Bates James A. Brainer Usha SubramanianE and David E. Willard Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brauneis Deepak Raghunathan Allison and Darrell Williams Gail M. Battistoni Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Breisblatt Mr. and Mrs. Bert O. Sullivan, Jr. Lynda W. Williams, PhD and Elizabeth Anne Beal and Linda and Michael Bresolin Heather and Raj Sultanian Norman J. Williams Neil Stempel Laural Briggs and Tim Scale The Bernard M. and Caryl H. James L. Wilson and John M. Beal Susman Foundation Pamela Diane Toler Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brightfelt Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Becker Arthur Susman and Stone Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Wintroub Steven U. Brint Dirk Beekman and Mr. and Mrs. John Susman Joseph Wolnski and Sara and Patrick Broaders Rebecca Delahayne Jane Christino Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Swift Lynn Bromstedt Michael Beem Nancy G. Wulfers Mr. and Mrs. James E. Taich Judy and John Bross Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Begel Lisa Zagorin and Brian Lischalk Christine and Kenneth Tanaka Sophia Bross Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Belgrad Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Zarcone Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Taylor Holly E. Brown Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zentner Melissa Thoman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruno Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bercek Mark H. Zornow, MD Tiny Tiger Foundation, Inc. Ellen S. Buchen Matthew Berding Michael M. Todd, MD and Moira and Howard Buhse, Jr. $500 TO $999 Patrick Bergemann Linda Todd Michelle Burke Anonymous (11) Juki Bertness Shirley B. Tower Paul Butler Diaz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Aalbregtse Lieselotte N. Betterman TransUnion LLC Philip Cable Accium BioSciences William E. Bible Howard J. Trienens Eileen M. Cahill and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ackerman Scott Birnbaum and Jill Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uihlein Judith A. Caloud Barbara and Steven Adelman Aine and Anthony Bisciglia Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Van Cura, Jr. Roxanne Capron Anirudh Ajith John Bistolfo Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Van Orden III Drew A. Carhart Shelley Torres and Bill Aldeen Heiji Black Shawn K. VanDerzielE and Mr. and Mrs. Frantz R. Cartright Jay Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Almeida Kristin and Jay Scott Bleecker Mr. and Mrs. Milton Blouke Carus Katherine Vennetti Deb and Darrell Anderson Nancy L. Bodeen Dori Ceisel Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Angel Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bodine

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 35 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hudzik In Memory of Edward Jerkey Diane S. Humphrey Edward C. Jerkey, 90, passed away peacefully on February Mr. and Mrs. G. Cleveland Hunt, Jr. 5, 2019. He worked as a pipefitter at the Fair Company on Rex M. Hunt State Street and he was married to his beloved Theresa for more than 60 years. The couple manifested their love for the Integrated DNA Technologies Field—a place Ed recalled visiting many times in his youth— Steve M. Isaac and Judy Olds through their philanthropy. He is survived by a brother Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Jackson Donald, two nieces, and their extended families. Reverend Micah Jackson and Ms. Laura Jackson Jennifer and Eric Jacobson Michele Chaffee and Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dodson John D. Goerner Melinda Jakovich Adam Nordin Dr. and Mrs. James S. Donaldson Geoff Goldberg and Renee and George Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred P. Chapleau III Lynne Remington Lynn Donaldson and Mr. and Mrs. Jerald L. Johnson II Natali Chavez Cameron Avery Kelly J. Goldberg Joyce and Richard Johnson Marion and Roger Christoph Karen and Ken Dort Joan Goldstein Allison Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chun Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. David Goodman Jaclyn M. JohnstonE Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cirilus Diana L. DuncanE Katherine Gory Suzy Johnston Elizabeth J. Cisar Helen M. Dunlap Terry Grande Mr. and Mrs. Brian Jones Bridget B. Coffing Mark C. Egan and Michelle Grant Ervin, MD and Katherine Z. Egan Kathleen G. Kallan Sharon P. Cole Christine Ervin, MD Victoria and Thomas Eley III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Greenberg Sona Kalousdian and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Colman Ira D. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. James F. English Kelly and John Grier Harriet W. Conklin Joy Kapitan Erika E. Erich Catherine A. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Connelly Mary Kay Karzas and Amado Esteban Michael Connolly Mary M. Grobarcik Warren K. Reiss Denise Evans and Allie Bauer Edward J. Cooper Kristie Grzywinski Mr. and Mrs. William O. Kasten Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Falasz Nancy A. Corral Brian Guastella Tom Kay Mr. and Mrs. John F. Faulhaber Christine Courtnage Charlotte Guyett David McDaniel Keller and Andreas Feldmann and Avery Wainwright Keller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cove Dawn Hach Helena Olea Shelley and Edward Keller William D. Cox, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hagenah Nicole and Frank Femali Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Kelly Michelle Coyle William M. Hales Foundation Pamela Ferdinand and Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hallenbeck Mrs. Thomas A. KellyD Patrick Cullen Mark Thomas Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill Hammock Jamie KellyE The Honorable Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fettinger Flynn Currie Patricia A. Harper Katharine Kelly Sheila D. Flaherty and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Daniels Sean A. Taylor Katherine P. Harris David L. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davidson Sally Fletcher Joanne E. Heal Carson Kern Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Davies Lewis Flint Joyce E. Heidemann Shyam Khatau and Kavita Chandra Laura Marcussen Davis Russell Fordyce and M. Theresa Herlevsen Julie Kilzer-Izquierdo Mr. and Mrs. Juan J. De Pablo Cortney Fricke Megan Hermann Margaret and Thomas Garrett and Terry Dee Gerald Freedman and Linda Herreid and Brian Meister Elizabeth Sacks Kittle-Kamp Mr. and Mrs. Rocco J. deGrasse Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Hertenstein Mr. and Mrs. William J. Friend Anne V. Klecka Nancy Dehmlow and Molly and Tim Heyen D Thomas Koelbl and Cameron Dunne Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Kirk, IV Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks Margaret M. Forbes Margarette and LouisT Delgado Sylvia E. Furner Melissa Hilton and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Kolososki Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennehy, Jr. Brett Furuness and Emily Sekerak Jonathan Perman Stanley L. Korwin and Gregory F. Desmond Anne Murphy and Marcia Hochberg Nancy J. Hall J. Patrick Gallagher William DeWoskin and Leslie A. Hoffman Kathy and Bill Kostock Wendy S. Gross Ken Gallagher Jaap HoogstratenE Mr. and Mrs. James R. Krick Amy T. Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. Dean K. Galloway Glenn Hopkins Dona Krug Jim Futransky Shelly Geppert and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kuehl Cindee and William Dietz, Jr. Rose Latuszek Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hoppe Martha and Emerson Lacey Mr. and Mrs. James S. DiMatteo Kamala and Kanwal Ghaey Rose Houston Charitable Paige LaCourE Julie A. Dodds and Jacqueline and Howard Gilbert Foundation William G. Humphrey Judy Girard Kevin Laczkowski Christina and Chris Howard

36 Felicia LaGioia Dr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Mhoon, Jr. Susanne Petersson Carol Saffold Bruce Lander Carol and Jan Miecznikowski Mari Philipsborn and Eric Terman Bettylu and Paul Saltzman Winfred M. Leaf Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. John Salvino Mikolajczyk Philipsborn Leslie A. Lee William O. Sargent Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Miller Marrey and William Picciotti Melissa K. Lee Julie and John Schaff Miriam A. Mobley Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Pickard- Glenn Lefkovitz Dr. and Mrs. Morton O. Schapiro Colin Smith Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Lefkovitz Elisa and John Schilling J. Molloy John Pincenti Ernest Levine and Janice Gork Beth and Marc Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Monahan Martha and Don Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Lewis Alan Schriesheim, PhD Anthony G. Montag, MD and Jean and Joe Ponsetto Mr. and Mrs. Robert Libka Katherine L. Griem, MD Terri and Paul Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prapuolenis Amy and Rob Lindemann Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Ann and Thomas Schultz Barbara E. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lindgren Joyce and Rick Morimoto Dr. and Mrs. Peter F. Schultz Sahalee Price and Brad Lee Mr. and Mrs. Erik Lindholm Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morris Maureen and Mike Schwaab Mr. and Mrs. John B. Priest Charles N. Lindsey and Mr. and Mrs. Kurt M. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Stevan F. Justin Priestman Zikri Yusof Schweighardt Janet Murphy Michael Prussian and Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Lindstrom Olivia J. Scully Mr. and Mrs. James Murray Carolyn Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Liston Susan and Alan Sebulsky Marilyn J. Nadler Mary Quigg Paul Littlejohn and Sara George Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. L. Senior Sandra Nagy Shanna Quinn Suzanne and William Logan Leticia Setrini-Best and Ian P. Best Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Nelson Helene and Norman X. Raidl Marie A. Lona and Glenn Curtiss and Gerald Newman Vera and John Rastetter Bradley S. Coolidge Margaret J. Shaffer Marjorie and Christopher Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Ratner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Love Susan E. Shafiq Newman Dr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Michelle Lozins Pooja and Ketan Shah Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Newton Raykovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lynch Jennifer Sharer Lora Nickels and Thomas Tague Sandra and Thomas Reece Lenore L. and William S. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Shearn Elizabeth Nolan Mrs. Clyde W. Reighard Macdonald Kate M. Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Oder Merle Reskin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Mack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shenk EllenE and Michael O’Hanlon Randy O. Rissman Victor S. Magar and Areli and Mikkel Shield Deborah Oestreicher Andrew Orals Chauncey H. Robinson James V. Shipp and Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Magnuson Sarah R. Packard Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Rocap Nancy Marie Casper Ann Maine and Barrett Wood Eleanor Parker Jeanette RodriguezE Dasha Shor Erica Mann Ramis Elaine and Frank Parker Ellen and Steven Rogin Andrew Simmons and Nina Mann Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pearce Madeline and Michael Rosenberg Mitchell Loewenthal-Grassini Charlene Marcus Aurie A. Pennick, Esq.T Rosenson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simpson Vesna Markovic Robert Peretti and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ross Maureen M. Slavin Quaylin Peretti Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Martinez Kara Roth Edith Small Performance Media/ Carmen Maso Mrs. Stephen W. Rothermel Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith Chicago Wedding Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Massey Mary Ann Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Smith Abigail Perkins and Philip Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mayer Donald Rowden Maxine and Larry Snider Rebecca and David Perry Helen and George McArdle Keith Ruskin and Anna Clebone Keith Solomon and James W. Peters Elana Beckerman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McBride Debbie and Rusty Russell David C. Peterson Kathy and Ron Sonenthal Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. McCarville James McCormack and Evelyn Zatkoff Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. McDonald In Memory of Nancy Torbet Michael McElroy and Sarah Rippy Nancy Torbet was known for her love of nature and her passion for canines. A long-time Simone McNeil member of the American Kennel Club and the Norwegian Elkhound Association, Ms. Torbet owned, bred, exhibited, and trained Norwegian Elkhounds for most of her life. After graduating Joyce Meggett from Wells College in 1945, she started a kennel, Eidsvold, in Skokie, IL, and became known Steven A. Melnyk over time as a judge for dog shows. A generous Chicago philanthropist, Ms. Torbet supported Anne L. Metcalf many natural science organizations, including the Field Museum. After she passed away in 2016, she provided for her estate to be distributed to several Chicago-area organizations, Ken Metcalfe including the Field Museum.

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 37 Sarah and Gabor Balassa Mr. and Mrs. John T. Baldwin In Memory of Imogene Powers Johnson Alina and David Balko The Field Museum mourned the passing of Imogene “Gene” Powers Johnson, who Cynthia Ballew and Michael Smith died on March 3, 2018. She loved dinosaurs, birds, and meteorites, and advocated for Field Museum collections throughout her life. Her family’s partnership with the Marianne R. Balow Field dates back to 1935, when Curator of Botany B. E. Dahlgren led the SC Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Balzer carnauba expedition to Brazil to bring back specimens that remain in the Museum’s Mary and Mike Baniak collection to this day. Michael Banys Michael Barbalic and Maureen O’Donnell Michelle Sotak Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Walker Susan S. Adler Katherine M. Barnash Jennifer Springer Lisa and Brian Walker Julieta Aguilera and Eleanor M. Barnes and Andrew Johnson Sarah D. Sprowl Marge Walls and Cassandra Mervin R. Barnes Sawyers Mrs. John J. Ahearne Cynthia and Leon Stecher Barnes David A. Wargowski and Jessica and James Ahn Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stefani Frances Barrett Pamela McMullin Mr. and Mrs. Erik Aivazian Pamela and James Stola Jean McKee Barry Victoria Warms Judith A. Akers Gary L. Strawn Thomas Barry Guy Warner Janet M. Alberts Lisa and Kevin Stringer Susan and Robert Barsy Mr. and Mrs. Ed Watkins MarshallT and DorisT Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Sean Barus Mr. and Mrs. David B. Waud Holleb Family Lynn and Wayne Svoboda Christine Baske William Weeks Blair Alexander Kenneth Swiatkowski and Rachel Baughey David Weible Natalie M. Alexander Valerie Schoen Douglas D. Baum and Mary Weisman and David Allsop Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Szokol Lynne M. Wait James Weisman Rosa Alquisira and Donald Tanis and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bazarnik Jennifer Welsh Yazmin Alquisira Kristine M. Brandel Melissa Beally Carolyn M. White Marilynn Alsdorf Mr. and Mrs. J. Hall Taylor II Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Beatty Bennie E. Whiten, Jr. and Alex Alvarado and Mitch Theys Susan E. Sporte Ashley McKinney Danielle Beauchamp Beverly J. Timm Ann Wildman Dianna and Perry Anagnos James Bebley and Tracey Ladner Laura Tober April R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Anderluh Irene and William Beck Lawrence and Margaret Mr. and Mrs. William Worth Bonnie J. Andersen William T. Beck and Tomaszek-Witry Doreine Carson Rosalind Yang and Eric Bowden Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tombaugh Michael J. Becker Kenneth A. Youga Joshua Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Ton Dr. and Mrs. John H. Beckerman III Susan and Douglas Young Mr. and Mrs. Greg P. Anderson Sally L. TreKell Meegan Beckmann Ray G. Young Kristine Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Barton G. Tretheway Reverend and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Zigterman Mary and Paul Anderson Alice A. Tucker Mrs. William C. Beckmann Thomas Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tulley John A. Becque, Jr. and $250 TO $499 Sally Ankeny Anson and Gail L. Sullivan Peter M. Vale Anonymous (21) Peter Anson Mr. and Mrs. William Bedford Mrs. Murray J. Vale Susan Aaron and Lawrence Aaron Ophelia and Haroon Ansari Tania Bedrosian Marcelino Vallejo Charlotte D. Abarbanell Mr. and Mrs. John Rice Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Beech Gladys and Frank Van Til Danielle Abboud and Ruth Archer and Jim Helke Meghann Beer Mrs. Theodore W. Van Zelst Michelle Abboud Alevtina Arkhipenko Nancy Behrendt and Brooke Vanderbok and Alicja A. Abdellah Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Arlow Carl B. Pedigo Dan Lampins Mr. and Mrs. Brian Abrams Miah and Vernon Armour Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beishuizen Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Van Gabriel Acinapura and Holsbeke Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Armstrong Belmar Realty Corporation Elizabeth Dyer Villalobos and Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Arriola Belrose Realty Corporation Roger S. Adamek Kalegh Clifford Kelly Arshonsky Belshire Realty Corporation Anthony Adams and Kara Breems Karl F. and Jeremy L. Vogel Kaye B. Aurigemma Belterra Realty Corporation Cyrus H. Adams Thomas W. Vogelsang and Christine Austin Jenna Beltrano Kathleen M. Moran Darcy and Mark Adams Lindsey and Merrick Axel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Benefiel Ann and Michael Votaw Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ader Sonali Bagri Rich Bennett Belle Waldfogel and Georgean Mr. and Mrs. William T. Adkerson Goldenberg

38 Arlene and Wayne Bennett Mena and David Boulanger Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Buehrer Alexandra and Fady Charbel Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Bensinger, Jr. Mary Jane KeitelE and Thomas M. Buess Oscar Charo Mark J. Bouman, PhDE Carrie and Eric Benson Sarah E. BugarinE Vikram Chauhan Dr. and Mrs. Aldridge K. Bousfield Ellen and Maree Bullock Susan and Tom Chemler Wanda L. Boush Tom Benson Mr. and Mrs. Werner Buol Joan S. Cherry and John R. Cara Erin and Matt Bower Jack Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Burt Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chiaverini Susan D. Bowey Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Benziger Catherine Busey Thomas Chin and Cheryl Yuen Dr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Boyer Gerilynn and Hal Berding Caroline and Richard Bushong Betty Chinn and Johnny Chinn Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Bozych Ruth and Matthew Berean Julia L. and Walter E. Busse Mr. and Mrs. James N. Chodora Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Brabeck Jacqueline A. Bergen Paul Butera Mr. and Mrs. Paul Choi Leia and Andrew Bradley Kristen Bergren Maureen and Scott Byron Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chojnicki Kristine Brandel and Madeline K. Berkvam Frances Cahill and Cynthia Cahill Robert A. Christensen Erik Brandel-Tanis Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Berlin Marianne Cahill Emily J. B. Christian Richard T. Brannegan Richard M. Berlinger Catherine Caitlin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Christiansen Julie and TimE Bratley Sabrina Bermingham Esther and Moshe Calamaro Mr. and Mrs. John Chuvala III Susan and Arthur Brauer Sarah Bermingham John W. Callaghan, Jr. Christine Cieri Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Bray Lynn Besser Paul Camarena and Michelle Clairmont BRE NorthAmerica Industrial Fund Kara Ross Camarena Mr. and Mrs. Russell Betts Concetta and Shannon Clark Julia Bregand-White and Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Canmann Lorena and Edward Beuten Dana Alcock Mr. and Mrs. Randall Clark Stacey Canova Mr. and Mrs. Adrian D. Beverly Marie E. Brelin Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Clark Carrie Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bickers Casandra M. Bright Louise and Steven Clark Lisa Carlson and Mark Stanley Lois J. Bider David F. and Marlene J. Bright Andrew Clarke and Ginny and Roger Carlson LaDoris Duncan Leigh and Henry Bienen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brittingham Tammy and Joseph Carmody Diane D. Clarke Allegra E. Biery and Rene Cornejo Charles T. Brockmann Michele Carney Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Claus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biggs Lena and Jonathan Brodsky Claudio J. Carrera Jason Cobb and Tiffany Spencer Mr. and Mrs. John Bigwood Jonathan Bross Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cohen Rob Bisceglie Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Carter Catherine Cole Michael Bishop and Mrs. Cameron Brown Vonora Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Casey Ivy and Mark Coleman Mary R. Brown Kay A. Bjork Jerry Cattell Jonathan Colledge and John Bruchas Susan Duma Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Black Mia Celano and Skip Dunn Philip Bruni Andrea and James Collingwood Joni and Marc Blackman Center For Pain Relief Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Brunsting Dr. and Mrs. Roosevelt D. Collins Sara Blanshard and Elizabeth A. Cerny Mr. and Mrs. Archibald T. Bryant Luke Blanshard Kelly A. Collins Susan Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. Joshua T. Buchman Katherine Bliss and Jerry James Mr. and Mrs. Peter Commons Jade and Chance Chambers Susan P. and Stephen J. Buck Shelley Bloch Thomas Conde Tammy and Brian Chapas Ann M. Buckley Jan Blok and Laura Melcher Joan Conger and Julia Conger Mr. and Mrs. Danny Chapman Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A. Blumensaadt, Jr. Marilyn Bodine In Memory of Nancy Waller Nadler Kristy and Andy Boettcher Mr. and Mrs. Erwin F. Bogs The Women’s Board remembers Nancy Waller Nadler, who passed away on July 4, 2018. Nancy was a long-time museum Therese M. Bogs and W. Haser volunteer, and founding member and past president of the Benjamin Bohlman Field Museum Women’s Board. Trained in zoology, Nancy traveled to Iran twice to collect and study mountain sheep Ava and Thomas Boltik populations. She accompanied and assisted her husband Alexandria Bond Dr. Charles Nadler on research collecting trips to , Lexi D. Bond Canada, and six times beyond the iron curtain to the USSR to study chromosomal evolution of arctic and subarctic Mr. and Mrs. David Bonenfant mammals. In recognition for her involvement in these Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Boone expeditions, Spermophilus mollis nancyae, a subspecies of Brigette Borders ground squirrel, is named after her.

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 39 Gladys E. Connolly Anita and Francisco Delgado J. Thomas Eller Mary and Christopher Fifield Michael A. Connors Tenley and Tracy Denton Mary Ellen and Tomy Endo Barbara and Thomas Filippini Lorraine M. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Victor DesLaurier Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eng Phyllis and Jay Fillman Mark D. Contratto Dr. and Mrs. Eugene R. DeSombre Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Engel Diane G. Fisher John Conway Jan Deyesso and Janet Gutrich Michelle and Carl England Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fishkin Christine Coode and Brent Pace Mr. and Mrs. Blair C. Dickinson Sue Enright Davis Mr. and Mrs. James G. Fitzgerald Dorothy and Gary Coover Leonora Dickson Gary L. Eppling Jennifer Fitzgerald and Amy Fitzgerald Wyatt Cornett and Mark Cornett Patricia Ann Dihel and Glen Wilson Patricia and Thomas Erd Anita Fleisher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Costello Rebecca L. Diipla Patricia M. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Flemister Mathew A. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Dillane Rebecca Erickson Geoffrey A. Flick Tiana Cove Dr. and Mrs.E Daniel Dilling Jody M. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Flood Cynthia D. Cox and Robert Cox William D. Dini Karen and Charles Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Flores Rhonda Cox Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Dittmann Jonathan Erulkar Jaymie Flores and Miguel Zelaya Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Coyle Anne Marie Ditto Nikki and Phillip Esphraim David Flowers Michael Cozza David and Mary Dix Meredith Estes Stephanie M. Foder Susan Craft Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. John B. Evans Mr. and Mrs. William D. Folland Dolores E. Cross, PhD Joshua Dlouhy Roberta G. Evans David C. Follmer and Susan M. Crowell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Dobis Jennifer Evaskus Anita M. Samen Kathleen Cooke Brian K. Dominick Stephanie Evergreen Liam T.A. Ford and Ann R. Weiler Hector Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Doninger Mr. and Mrs. David P. Facklam Alice and James Forrest Jane Culligan Tom Donnelley Nancy Fadel Elizabeth Foster Lindsay Cummings Gloria Donnelly Annamarie Fadorsen Mr. and Mrs. William D. Franz Ann M. Cunniff Susanna and W. Gregory Doolin Patricia Fadz Ann Franzese Timothy Currie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doonan Diana H. Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. Fraumann Dr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Curtis, MD Katie Dorn Patrick Fagen Mr. and Mrs. Sadgio Fredianelli Matthew Custer Shelby L. DoubekE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Barbara and Stephen Fredman John E. Cwenkala and Fahrenbach Joanne R. Driscoll Lorraine Brochu Leslie Free Harry R. Fair III and Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Drucker Vickie L. Cyr Carolyn E. Jordan Susan and Paul Freehling Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ivo Daalder and Elisa Harris Mr. and Mrs. Horng Y. Fang Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Freiberger Drummond Mr. and Mrs. James M. Daly II Mr. and Mrs. James Fanuzzi Kitty and Louis Freidheim Patricia J. Dryer Mr. and Mrs. John M. Damas Maurice Farbstein and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Freund Dana M. Dubriwny Gretchen Moore Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. D’Ancona II Susan H. Friedman and Richard Duda Allan G. Farman and Neil R. Friedman John Dangora and Michael Duewel Taeko Farman Ehryka Hogstrom Dangora David Fry and Whitney Morris Balin Durr and Hilary Allen Stephanie and David Farnia Melissa Danielczyk Constance Frydenlund Raymond Dustin and Tiffany Farriss Jackie and Donald R. Dann Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Furniss Erika Cardenas Carl B. Fausey Frona and David Daskal Rebecca Fyffe and Vito Brancato Eleanore Dykes Mary Favaro and Paul Favaro Mr. and Mrs. Champ Davis John G. Gaertner and Glenna R. Eaves and Julie A. Federico and Michelle A. Long Susanne and Kent Davis Christopher J. Boebel Alton Jay Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John Gage Sara Davis Benjamin Ebert Barbara D. Fedor Thomas F. Gajewski and Carol Dawley Echo Realty Natasha Fedosenko Marisa Alegre Diane Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Edgar Yvonne Feeney Kristen and Edward Gallagher Julia W. Dawson Lisa Edgerton Eileen Feldheim Regina R. Gallagher Dana and Stan Day Carol and John Eding Jose Feliciano Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gallmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis De Bruler Diane S. Edlefson and Phil Harler Dr. and Mrs. Balbino B. Fernandez Jenny and Karl Gapinski Carol and Pierre De Smul Mr. and Mrs. Jim Egan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Anderson Angela Garavuso Bruce Dean Anne E. Egger Tammy Lynn Festerling Charles Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Deaton The Robert G. Eiserman Family Fred C. Fettinger Mr. and Mrs. James E. Garner M. Dehmlow Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Eisin Mr. and Mrs. Conrad T. Fialkowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Garrett Judith A. DeLeon Rossana and Donald Elder Amy M. Fielek Sarah and John Garvey

40 Willetta M. Gary Jessie and Robert Grimm Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hausfeld Thomas A. Hootman and Pamela J. Sisler Carole C. Gatch John F. Grobe Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hawes Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hope Azieb Gebrehiiwet and Ed Gross Jordan Hawken Mihreteab Gebrehiiwet Elizabeth A. Hopp-Peters and Gregory Gross Mr. and Mrs. Max Hawkins Kurt T. Peters Hildegard H. Geiger Ryan and Laura Gross Andrew Hazard and Ceilia Horemiotes Melissa Genova Hill and Joel Hill Laura Callahan-Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Darren Guccione Mr. and Mrs. David B. Horn Julie L. Gentes Lawrence R. Heaney, PhDE Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Nuñez Julia and Gerald Hough Mr. and Mrs. Alan George Joyce E. Hecht Oscar Guevara Elizabeth Howard Mr. and Mrs. William Georgis Peter Hegel Ada Mary Gugenheim and Mary Jo and Mel Howard Mr. and Mrs. John Geweke Jon N. Will Mr. and Mrs. David J. Height Christine Hsieh and Michela Giampetroni Nancy and John Gustaitis, Jr. James S. Heim Sudhir Penugonda Ashley Giganti Kathleen and Dean Haas Carolyn M. Heisley John Huang and Anne Kim Laura and James Gilbert Robert A. Habermann Karen and Frederick Henderson Mr. and Mrs. David Hubbard Sallie and George Gill Dalila Hable Roberta Henderson Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Huckman T. Conrad Gilliam and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin D. Hagen Dr. and Mrs. Ted Hengesbach Charles Hughes Laura Lambert Kati and John Hagenbuch Karen J. Hennessy Pat Hughes and Brigid Hughes Peter Ginn James Hagerty Susanne Henning and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Hulben James Glazier Robert Henning Kevin Hajduk Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Glennon Amy and John Herbst Holley Hall N. J. Hunt and Barbara E. Miller Paula Glitman and Doug Stone Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Herkes Peter Hallenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hysell Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Gooding Sherri Wandler Monta and James Hernon Sonia Ibrahim Mitchell Goodknecht Cathleen and John Halliburton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herrington Savina Imrhan Gary Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamburg Debbie Hester Marilyn B. Hirsch Myah Irick and Jiraporn Yawila Mr. and Mrs. Garret Hamby Heather Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gore Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Isoda Daniel C. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Heydanek Dianne E. Goren and Cheryl Istvan and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hamilton Andrew Heymann Steven Radtke Keith Daubenspeck Jennifer G. Hammond Daniel P. Hidding Eve M. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Jabotte Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Handelman Kathy Higa Irina Gorn Mr. and Mrs. Todd G. Jackson Larry L. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. John W. Higgins Gina M. Goss-Rodgers Brielle Jackson Amanda Hanley and David Hilko Mr. and Mrs. Numa R. Judith M. Jackson and Gottardi-Littell Joseph R. Hanley and Jacob Granison Hill and Dannielle G. Jackson Kristy L. Mardis Daniel Hieber Robert Gourley Rohit Jacob and Rebecca Joseph Robert Hanlon and Teresa Hill Terry Grace and Marian Jacobson Barbara MacDowall Judith Gaietto-Grace Marcia A. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. David Jacque Carl Hannah Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Graff Donald W. Hitzeman William M. Jagiello Hollis and Mark Hanover Mr. and Mrs. John R. Graham Cathy Hobgood Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jahnke Mary E. Hansen Melissa Graham Kelly Hoehn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jakola Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hanson Sharon Graham and Sara and Alan Hoffman Andrew C. James Gregory Hanthorn Terry W. McGuire Kristin Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. James Mr. and Mrs. James Harlan Karen L. Granda and Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Hoffmann Cynthia Jameson John S. Mrowiec Chris Harlow Jo Ann and Edward Holba E Mary E. Jandacek and Lance Grande, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harms Craig J. Holderness Katharine M. Jandacek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Michelle Harris Larry E. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Ray Janson Lori Gray-Faversham Zena Leah Harris, MD and Ariane Holtschlag and Janice A. Jarnholm David Gius, MD Leila S. Green Matthew Highland Mr. and Mrs. James S. Jasionowski Lynn Harris-Dennis Megan and Ted Green Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Holzer Carole Wood and Carl Jenkins Kyle L. Harvey Mary and John Greenwald Donald S. Honchell and Lei Jin Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Greenwood Valerie and Edward Hatcher Susan K. Horn Brett W. Johnson Mark Greer Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Hathcoat Laura and Dean Honda Mr. and Mrs. Brion S. Johnson Noel R. and Michael Grego Farah Hatia and Yasir Sabri Honeywell International Carl W. Johnson and Ann and Alan Grelyak Melanie and James Hauck Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Honigberg Laura M. Bloom-Johnson William Gress and Norma Flores Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Hauselman

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 41 Lloyd Johnson Jodi Kim Kastner Mark Kincheloe Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Krasner Maryl R. Johnson Claudia A. Katz Brian J. King Mari Beth and Michael Krause Mr. and Mrs. Roderic Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaz Diana and James King II Ruta and Mitchell Krawczyk Samantha Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Keck Melissa and Paul Kirby Jennifer M. Krejci Timothy Johnson and Ellen and James Kelleher Betty and James Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Kriezelman Frieden Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keller Ameri G. Klafeta Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Krob Mary Johnston Pariseau and Denise A. Kelley Anne Klaskin Joyce and Gary Krohne Gregory Parseau Chris Kellner Keith Kleehammer and Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Krucoff Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Jones Cheryl Sweeney Yolanda and Austin Kelly Juliann Krupa Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jones Lori Kleiman Barbara Kenar-Schilling Gaurav Kumar and Sneha Thakur Richard and Michelle Jones Mr. and Mrs. Andrew V. Klein Lee Kendall and Gregory Horvath Harsha Madan Kumar and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jones, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thornton C. Kline, Jr. Sindhuia Harsha Vardhan John Kennedy Karen and Richard Jordan Audrey L. Klopp and Keith I. Klopp David Kunda Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Kennedy Cathy and Eric Jorgensen Edward T. Klunk Chang and John Kunda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kenney Richard W. Josd Judith L. Knie Jennifer Kunkel and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Kennicott David R. Joseph Brook Enhelder Jessica Knierim and R. J. Lindsay Erin Keogh Gaurav Joshi Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Kurczewski Janice J. Knight Hannah Keogh Judy Joung Lynne La Jone and Chris Mollet John R. Knight Robert J Kepka and Mr. and Mrs. Arif Judeh Mr. and Mrs. John R. La Montagne Janice L Kepka Timothy B. Knuth and Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Judy Elizabeth Tate Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Laatsch Susan B. Kern and Alex Yamron Paula R. Kahn Sibyl Kobza, Lottie Kobza and Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Labotka Kate T. Kestnbaum Laura L Kobza Jill M. Kainu and Michael LaBuda Dr. and Mrs. Peter Lagios Mr. and Mrs. Ashar Khan Ray H. Kocher Elyse Kallen Naomi M. Lake Mary Ann Khan Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Koenigs Robert Kallen Charles Lamb and Forhad Khandaker and Mr. and Mrs. Shohei Koide Karissa Wysocki Kane County Chapter Illinois Parvin Shahana Audubon Society Mr. and Mrs. John E. Koliopoulos Julie Lamb Irene Khatib Lily Kanter Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kolodziej James Landaker Manucher Khodadad Jared Kaplan and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Konker Kimberly Kidd Maridee Quanbeck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kosinski Mr. and Mrs. Dirk B. Landis Krystyna D. Kiel Mr. and Mrs. John A. Karoly Mr. and Mrs. Kelly K. Kost Stefan Lane Patricia and Robert Kilinskis Joseph Kartheiser and Mark Koten Dana Langtiw Katie Blasius Christine Kim and Tristan Schweiger Suzan Kowalczyk Sue Lannin Mr. and Mrs. Byron C. Karzas Sarah and Douglas Kimber William and Sharon Kozek Albert F. Ettinger and Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kasang Susan Lannin Stephanie Kimmel and Natalie Kozlov Verla Kasmerchak Mike Conroy Barbara and Keegan Lannon Allison and Davinci Kramer Christine J. Laperuto and William J. Roznowski Wendy Lauter Mr. and Mrs. David C. Lazar In Memory of Barbara Brown Cathy G. Lazaroff Laura Le Gal The Field Museum mourns the passing of Barbara E. Lee Leahey Brown, a Museum research associate for more than 47 years who was honored with four species named for Kristine and Jay Leaman her. A member of the Women’s Board, Barbara and her Lauren Ledin husband, Roger, supported the Field for more than 58 Cynthia Lee years. Her passion for research, mammals, and birds led the couple to establish the Brown Family Endowment for William M. Lee, Jr. Science, the Brown Family Graduate Endowment, the Kenneth Lehman Barbara E. Brown Mammal Research Endowment, and the Joseph Lemk Brown Bird and Mammal Research Endowment. “The Field Museum Board of Trustees is grateful for Barbara’s service Marie and Joshua Lemon and legacy, which will spark discovery for years to come,” Jennifer and Scott Lemon said Board Chair Wilbur H. Gantz III.

42 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Lentsch Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Magerkurth Donna and Brian McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. David C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. David L. Lentz Katherine R. Mahon Jim McGrath Diane and Jim Moore Janet Leon and Imad Makdah Maureen Majerus Mr. and Mrs. Luke McGuinness Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Moore Glenn Leonard and James Maletich Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. McKeever, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Moore Mary Anne Daher Leonard Richard D. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. McLean Cheryl and Michael Moran Sheryl Leonard-Schneck and Diane and James Maloney Peter McNamara and Santiago Moreno Tom Schneck Shyanmei Wang Alexandra Margo Malos Brittany Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo O. Leone Alisa McQueen and Peter Lio Allison and Kevin Manasse Mr. and Mrs. David D. Morimoto MSgt. and Mrs. Gary L. Lynn and Gary Mecklenburg Lessenberry Brigid Maniates Kate B. Morrison Terry J. Medhurst Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Charles D. Mann Sabrina R. Morton Tamiye Meehan Kimberly Lewandowski Karen and Ira Marcus Vijai K. Moses and Raj Lartius Mr. and Mrs. John Meehl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Lewin Sylvia and Lawrence Margolies Bethany and Michael Mudd John M. Meeks Sherri and Robert Lewis Helen Mark Peter Mueller Mr. and Mrs. James R. Meindl Belinda Li Cynthia Mark-Hummel and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mueller John Hummel Margaret R. Meiners Haoqi Li and Lin Fei Mr. and Mrs. David Mui Mr. and Mrs. John B. Markovic Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mellis Gilbert Lichstein and Maureen G. Mullally Mr. and Mrs. David Markovitz Sina Ann and Fernando Mercado Ruth Czarnecki-Lichstein Kathryn Muno David Martay Joan and Jeff Mercuri Ira Lichtenstein and Zina and Hector Munoz Susan Goldsmith Susan and Marco L. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Meserve David Muran De Assereto Susan and Richard Lies Annette and John Martini Susan F. Messinger Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Murawski Mr. and Mrs. David Lilley Teresa Mascarehas-Dube Aret Meyer Marisa Murillo and James Lilly and Kathleen Bradley Rena Henderson Mason Erin MeyerE and Gregor Meyer Mathilda Murillo E Jessica R. Lindberg Mr. and Mrs. John Massey Sandra Meza and Ariana Enciso Jean and Charles Murphy Stephanie Linn and Seth Krantz Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mather John Michalski Mr. and Mrs. James G. Murphy Joan Lipsig Mrs. Donald W. Mather Hannah Militello Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Murphy Honghong Liu and Yang Wang Dr. and Mrs. James Mathews Catherine E. MillerE Lynnette Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lloyd Julie L. Mattson and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Miller Lauren T. Murray Richard A. Mattson Mr. and Mrs. John William Locke Diana and Henry Miller Heena and Aris Musabji David Mausner and Gale Zemel Dr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Loftin Jaclyn C. Miller Remzo Music Charles Mauter Michael Lonero and Joan Toland Katherine and William Miller Mr. and Mrs. James W. Myers James Mavros and Maura Shea Mary Loparco and Russ Mackowiak Robert J. Miller and Elise Naccarato-Grosspietsch Michael S. LoPresti Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mayeda Jill K. Goldberg and John Grosspietsch Barbara Mankus Louthan Joshua Mayerak Sheila and John Miller Dr. and Mrs. Jonathon H. Nadler Patricia Lowrance Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Maze Thomas Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ron B. Nahser Brett Lueck Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mc Cann Vernon A. Miller and Sandra and James Napolitan Kathryn Tecza Robert J. Lueders Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Mc Carthy Carolyn and Raghavan James C. Mills and Lois S. Zoller Narasimhan Dr. Spomenka M. Luedi and Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mr. Hans Luedi Mc Keever, Jr. Leo Ming and Megan Winzeler Carolyn E. Nasheim Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luptak Erin and Michael McAllister Irene Mitra Kenneth Nassau John R. Lurain and Nell S. Lurain Thomas J. McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Mitten, Jr. James Naughton and Anita Andren Alyssa and Yaniv Lusky Gretchen McCann Michael E. Moats and Kathy Moats Mr. and Mrs. Juan C. Navarro Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lynch Eileen McCarthy Sumaria Mohan-Neill Mrs. Earl L. Neal Barrett Lynner Marcy McClean Michelle and Steve Monieson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Laird Macdonald Julie and Russell McConnell Judy Montengro Joseph Newton and Priscilla Pena Kenneth Machen Nancy McCracken Jose Dennis A. Monteverde Gina M. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Mackrides Stuart A. McCrary and Nancy L. Davis Steven Montner and Scott Brown Dana R. Nicholson Carol A. Macola and Nicholas Macola Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCray Cris Montoya Eleanor A. Nicholson Madison Audubon Society, Inc Patrick McDaniel Thomas H. Moog Karen Nickelson Lory and Steve Magenta Sherry L. McFall and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Moore Gail Niemann and Douglas Farr Kenneth J. Porrello Mr. and Mrs. David Moore Neha Nigam

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 43 Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar T. Niklinski Diane D. Pascal Peter W. Plumley and Polly Richter Anna M. Rappaport David Nimke and Chris and Jim Patterson Cynthia E. Rickman-Williams and Margaret Anthony Jennifer and Joshua Poje George P. Williams Juth and Robert Patterson Alice Niziolek and Kathy Curran Polayes Family Foundation Lisa and Ronald Riegler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Patterson Kristina D. Noel Cynthia and David Polayes Alesha Riley Scott R. Pattullo and Susan B. Noel Jenny A. Johnson Michelle Pollack Edith Riley June A. Novalich and Deirdre and Chris Pawell Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pollitt Patricia A. Riley Helene Novalich Marina and Brent Payne Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas P. Popoff GretchenE and Steve Rings Dorothy Jeanne Oakley David J. Peace and Julie Porter Katrinka Riordan Carl Obenauf Karen T. Ferrer Mr. and Mrs. John W. Prange Abigail L. RistowE Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry K. Pearlman Rebecca and Lynn Pries Donna D. Ritson Obenshain Mary and Gregory Pearlman Karen Prieur Marvin Rivera Patricia and John Obrien Frederic C. Pearson Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Prinz Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Walter Obrochta Vince Pecis and Jennifer Kolinski Herbert V. Prochnow, Jr. Cynthia Robbins OCA Ventures Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Pedraza, Jr. Emmeline Prokash Michelle and Eric Roberts Lalania O’Connor Jane and Larry Pelletier Colette Pulfer Steven D. Robinson Patricia and Neil O’Connor Clark Pellett and Robert Kohl Doris J. Puntney Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Rockhill Marie E. Olsofka Alejandro Pena Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pustola Erik Roffelsen and Brian Olson Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pensiero Nelleke Roffelsen-Peters Kimberly and Joseph Pyle Tod A. Olson and Julie Stauffer Sheldon James Perlow and Linda R. Rogers Tracey Quinn and Jeff Calabrese Katherine and Neil O’Mahony Sandra J. Allen Ron G. Rohde Amy and Eric Radke Vanessa Oniboni and Luker Ray Perpignani Julie Ann Roin and Saul Levmore Camellia and John Radzinski Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Anna Perry and Stephen Snyder Edgar Rojas Oppenheimer, Jr. Katarzyna Rafalko Mr. and Mrs. Boris Pervan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Romano III Mr. and Mrs. Rick Oppermann Dorothy Victoria Ramm Karen Peters Captain and Mrs. Nate Rosalie Mike Oren Alan Ramsay Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peters Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rosen Kathleen E. O’Rourke Randall Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Petersen Dr. and Mrs. Neil Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Orr Alison P. Ranney and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Peterson Erik G. Birkerts Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Baltimore F. Ortega Patricia and Mark Peterson Victoria and George Ranney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Rosenstein Madeline Osadjan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Pfaff Nina and David Raphael Warner A. Rosenthal Marianne O’Shaughnessy Elizabeth B. Phillips Maria Rosa and S. Louis Rathje Marsha and Robert Rosner Barbara and Alan Oshita Judith R. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. James T. Read Gail and Richard Rosseau Mary and Dennis Osimitz Stephanie and Philip Phillips Joel Reddish Michael C. Rothman and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ostrega Susan I. PhillipsE Bonnie Fry Rothman Aracelia and Luis Regalado Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’Sullivan, Jr. Sydney Picard Glenda and Phillip Rowe Amy and Kevin Reif Christine Ott Nella Piccolin Debran Rowland and Janet H. Reilly Barbara E. Otte and Luke Hanley James G. Picha Bruce C. Shelley Mark S. Reiter and Mark J. Rudins Mr. and Mrs. James E. Piechowski Kathleen A. Ward David Otto and Marianne Wojak Margot Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Piehler Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Reitz Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Paape Mr.T and Mrs. Jesse H. Ruiz, Esq. Mindy and Rob Pierce Thomas M. Remec and Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Padula Susan C. Morisato Gale P. Runnells Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Pignotti, Sr. Ronna J. Page Colleen and Charles Remsberg Janet Russo Kathy M. Pilat and Michael Endsorf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paice Sigrida Renigers and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ryan Simon J. Piller Celia and Donald Panovich Astra M. Patrick Sharon and Lawrence Ryczek Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Pinder Eric Nielsen and Ellen Papacek Al Renslow and Karen Fontaine Cynthia Sacco Nancy and Michael Pins Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Parenoff Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Renwick Mitra Sadrameli and Maria Pinto Elin Park and Mark Redmond Raiselle C. Resnick and Dwayne Karateew Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pisoni Kenneth I. Resnick Donald Parks Christina M. Sakowski Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Plank Suzy R. Richard Mary Jo Parks Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanchez Mary and Joseph Plauche Bertha and George Richardson Catherine and Robert Parks Vicky SanchezE, Juan Perez Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Pleier and Family Stanley Parzen and Lynne Raimondo Becky and Kevin Sander

44 Prateek Sangal Sherrell Shanahan Margaret Spears and Robert B. Swieczkowski Ronald Spears Nancy A. Sans Robert V. Sharp and J. Roger Swihart Mary Ann Fischer Linda Spencer Dr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Sapp, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Syrup Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shaw Norman F. Spielman Coletta Sargant Mr. and Mrs. Casmir Szczepaniak Matthew Shearer Nicole Spieth Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. Sargon Dr. and Mrs. Jan P. Szidon Timothy C. Sherck Lanie Spivack Mr. and Mrs. Milan Saric Elizabeth Talbot Parvaneh Shidnia-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Sporleder Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sauerbrei Cheryl Tama-Oblander and Eurnice C. and Mark C. Shields Sean S. Sprague Scott Oblander Peter F. Saunders and Patricia J. Larson Sun Shim Mr. and Mrs. Eric Spratford Josh Tavernier and Krystle Langley Kerrie and Giovanni Savaglio Michelle Shlimon Emily Stace and Drew Davis Gayle Taylor Darline Scelzo Mr. and Mrs. William Shorey Gloria Stachnik Linda and Ernest Tellez Meredith and David Schacht Shirley C. Shriver Ingrid and David Stalle Steven F. Tempel and Mary Schaefer John Shugrue and Elizabeth Price Clark Stanford Deborah Zekich Marc Scherschel Alissa and Jonathan Shulkin Emily and Stephen Stanley Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Temple, Jr. Judith and David Schiffman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Shuman State Street Corporation Stephanie Templin David L. Schlotterback Stephanie and William Sick Jes Stec Chris Froelich and Susan D. Schlough and Jennifer Siegele Mr. and Mrs. Kurt J. Steib Melanie Terasaki Andrew D. Abbott, PhD Gretchen Siffring Annette and Richard Steinke Nicholas K. Terrell Beth Schmal Margaret and Alan Silberman Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stender Troy Terry Bradley Schmarak and Louise Silberman and Ann A. Stephens Lucia Testin Gina Propp-Schmarak William Galle Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Nick Thomas Erin and Christopher Schmidt Todd Simec Scott Sternal Aurea and Richard Thomas Douglas M. Schmidt Cecelia Simmons and Kirsten Stewart and Mike Vega Lauralee Thompson Susan and James Schneider Leontine Clark Cathy Stix and Leonard Siegal Robert L. Thompson Michael J. Schneider Linda and Michael Simon Erica and Paul Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Craig T. Thomton Dr. and Mrs. G. Stephen Scholly Verneta J. Simon James C. and Kathleen Stockwell Hilary Thornton Charles Schrank and Junie L. Sinson Stephanie Foye Donna and Tom Stone Valerie Thorp-Rosenberg and Kata Siva Robert Rosenberg Richard Schreiner Alek Storm Carol B. Skala Gretchen and Gregory Tieder William H. Schroeder III Jane Stover and Ben Stover Mr. and Mrs. August Skultety Peter Tigue Alin Schubert Patricia A. Stratton Michele J. Smalley and Dr. and Mrs. James Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Schulman Angela Caggiano Mr. and Mrs. John J. Streit Katherine E. Tisdahl and David L. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Struve Patrick H. Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Schultz Christopher Smith Linda Stwora Diane Marie Tkach and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schultz Flynn T. Smith Meenakshi Subramanian and James F. Freundt Praveen Taneja Schulz and Gretchen Wolf Mariellyn Smith Virginia Tolk Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Suda Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schuster Mary Ann Smith James Tomaszewski Sansanee Suksangwarn and Lisa and Steven Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Stanton K. Smith, Jr. Simon Weng Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ronald Tomecko Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer Jeff Smolinski Connie Sulkin Mr. and Mrs. James M. Trapp Jane and Ronald Schwuchow Geraldine Smrcina Kendell Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Trees Eileen V. Schwuchow-Wehrheim Peggy Snorf Mary Pat and Kirk Sullivan Dana Shepard Treister and and Thomas Wehrheim Susan and Michael Soble Dr. Michael Roy Treister Peggy Sullivan Shauna Scott and Kerry Hall Djaja Soejarto Jay Tremblay and Jan Koors David Sundquist and Terri Schultz Charles Ashby Lewis Kelly Soprych and Karen Soprych Sophia Tso and Frank Cesario Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sutherland Adrienne Segovia and Thelma Sosa Marla J. Tucker James Filkins Janis F. and Hobart K. Swan Lori and Ted Souder Kerry Tulson and Kevin LaVoy Denise Seif and Robert A. Laible August Swanenberg and Martha K. Spalding Julie Browning Mr. and Mrs. Dominic P. Turchi Mr. and Mrs. T. Dwaine Sell Christopher Spanel Barbara and Edwin Swanson Julia Turner Michele Semin Meaghan Sparacio Monica Sweeney Scott F. Turow and Ricardo J. Sequeira Adriane Glazier Turow Stephanie Speakman and Ruth and Steven Sweetser Mihra Seta Dennis Field Judith and Paul Tuszynski Mr. and Mrs. Barry Swenson Amy Sexton

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 45 Melanie Tweedie Ralph L. Wanger, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wolf The Edward E. Ayer Monique Clarine Norma and J.J. Uhran Kathleen M. Wolfersberger and Society Howard Warady Cheryl Wolfersberger Catherine Uhrich The Edward E. Ayer Society William V. Ward and Anne Cygan Edmund J. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Enrique J. Unanue recognizes donors who Therese L. Wareham Brian Wolkenberg and remember the Field Museum Sean Underwood and Sari London through bequests, trusts, and Caitlin Corbett Laura S. WashingtonT and other planned giving or life Michael William Richmond Edith and George Wolnak David Unger income gifts. Ludwig Wasik and Caitlin Rawlins Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wols Eric Urbanski John S. Watson Diana and Zachary Worshill Anonymous (25) Elsa Vaintzettel and Louise Larsen Stanley Wearden and Patricia A. Worth Barbara and Steven Adelman Marisa C. Valdez Deborah Davis Randall Wosilus Marilynn Alsdorf Sara Valdez-Ayres Leonard L. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Woulfe Dr. Katrin Asbury and Victor Valinskas and Jaime Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Weddig Mr. Shawn Greene Kathy Wren Mr. and Mrs. James Vallely D The Lawrence Pucci Wedgwood Donald and Betts Baepler Michael WrenE Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Vallone Society of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. James H. Banach Linda Wright Dominic Vallosio Jordan Weed Lorraine and Randolph Barba Mina and Tim Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Kathryn P. Weibel and Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Becker Van Kollenburg Steve Freeman Cara and Mike Wueste Helen R. Beiser, MDD Melody and William Kay and David Wulf Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weidenbach T Van Wermeskerken Susan M. Benton George F. Wunder and Megan and William Weiland D John M. VanderLinden and Carol E. Mattes Ruth and Robert Berns Karen and Richard Weiland John Wm. Butler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Yamaguchi Lois J. Bider Claire Ann Weimann Dr. and Mrs. Peter O. Vandervoort T Jia Chen and Ping Yan Susan K. and Willard L. Boyd Dianne and Michael Weinand Christine E. Varela and Kelsey Yang Richard T. Brannegan Angela Varela Mary Jo E. Weis R. Yang Frederick W. Brooke III Mr. and Ms. Eugene C. Varnado Gene J. Weiss, MD Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Yanz Mrs. George R. Brumlik Martin Vega and Carmen Cruz Nancy Welch Joyce Yaung and Matt Bayer Leo R. Buckert Kathleen and Michael Verta Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wendel Nancy Ying Dianne and Thomas Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. VerVers Nicholas Wenzel T Hana Yoo Rita and John Canning Mr. and Mrs. Randolph M. Karen and Norman Werd Clarissa H. Chandler Videkovich Janice C. Young Joan Werhane and Jill Werhane Neil M. Chisholm Guacolda Reyes and Richard F. Young Maria Whelan Hector Vielma Linda and Owen Youngman Josephine Chyatte Andrew J. White T Mr. and Mrs. James R. Vieregg Denis M. Zamirowski Mr. and Mrs. Worley H. Clark, Jr. Karen White Warren Vik and Dayna Bateman F. William Zandrew Mr. and Mrs. William D. Coates Ladan and Mark Whitmire Jennifer Viola Mr. and Mrs. Kent Zandstra Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Condren John Wiff and Kaitlin Sacco D Joanne Volakakis Howard Zar Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Considine Laura A. Wilber Sophie and Eric Von Stroh Stella Zee Mark Crane Monica Wilkins Nitin Vyas Tina M. Zekich Rebecca Davidson Darnell WilliamsE and Dr. and Mrs. Albert F. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Dawson Gene Smothers John Zeratsky Christopher Wagner and Cheryl and Michael Del Campo Dr. and Mrs. David B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ziebart Megan McCabe Janet W. Diederichs Elizabeth Williams Julia and Bruce Ziegle Juli Wahlund and Jordan Kurtz Candace and Gary Drimmer Jason Williams Marny and Matthew Zimmer Nancy F. Waichler Glenna R. Eaves and Joanna N. Williams Linda and John Zimnie Rosa E. Walke Christopher J. Boebel Megan K. WilliamsE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zingraf Mr. and Mrs. Herschel D. Wallace III La and Philip Engel Nancy and Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Zink David Walle and Robin Hoecker Fabio Fabbri Audrey Williams-Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Zulkey Don Waller and Caitlyn Allan Carl B. Fausey Byron Lee Lisa and Michael Zuroff Ronald J. Wallin and Mary and Bruce Feay Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wilson Whitney A. Parker Samantha and Eric Zylstra Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Wilson Regina Wan and Eric Betzold Barrett Winston Jin Wang and Qiying Jiang Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wise

46 Suzette Feher Dr. and Mrs. William R. Parkhurst 2018 Estates Idex Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Frank Jo Ann and Joseph Paszczyk and Bequests ITW Penny and John E. Freund Marie E. Peruscini and Johnson Controls, Inc. The Field Museum recognizes Edward C. Bapple Glenn L. Gabanski the following individuals for The Joyce Foundation Susanne Petersson their bequests, legacies, and Linda and WilburT Gantz JPMorgan Chase Foundation estate gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pigott Lyle Gillman Masco Corporation Julia Potter Georgean Goldenberg Anonymous The Old Mountain Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mane Pritza Beth and Robert Gordon Henry T. Chandler Quarles & Brady, LLP Mrs. Alfred Lunt Putnam Gilda M. Greenberg and Rose Marie Craig William Blair & Company Norman Charles GreenbergD John R. Rahn and Patricia E. Rahn Mrs. Joseph N. Field Joyce and Timothy Greening Dominick S. Renga Dr. Evelyn Frank 2018 Gifts In-Kind Mr.T and Mrs. Lewis S. Gruber Alan ResetarE and Donna Resetar Marlene M. and Jay B. Frankel Aurelio’s is Pizza Franchise, Ltd. Tonja Rizai Hall Richard F. Reynolds John T. Geary, Jr. Leo Burnett Worldwide David D. HillerT Anita J. Rogers Jan M. Pencik John P. MolloyT/Motorola Marjorie and John Hines Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rooks Betty D. Prout Solutions Mary P. Hines Robert Rowan George B. Rabb, PhD Byron G. TorkeD Peggy L. Hoberg Jeanne M. and John W.T Rowe Sheila T. Reynolds United Airlines Anita and James Hornbrook Ryan S. RuskinT Rose L. Shure Arlys R. Hunt David L. Schlotterback Nancy Torbet Volunteer Leadership

Datin Tan Fui Lian and Douglas M. Schmidt Nancy L. Wald THE WOMEN’S BOARD Datuk Dr. Robert F.D Inger Franklin R. Schmidt Julia R. and Johannes Weertman OF THE FIELD MUSEUM Edward C. JerkeyD Patricia O. Schnadig Barbara H. West EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Stacy L. Johnson Thelma L. Schwartz The Women’s Board promotes Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jones, Jr. the Field Museum’s scientific Monica and Stephen Sentoff 2018 Matching Gift programs, exhibitions, and Kathleen and Alex Kallend Mr. and Mrs. G. Curtiss Shaffer II Companies educational outreach. Members Verla Kasmerchak facilitate philanthropic activities Charlene and Bob Shaw The following companies to provide essential unrestricted ConstanceT and Dennis Keller generously matched gifts David T. Shayne and restricted support. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Kelly from their employees, retirees, Louise M. Sherman or directors in support of the Donna Greenberg Jan and RichardTE Lariviere Field Museum in 2018. Joanne Silver President Fay and Daniel Levin T Adele S. Simmons Anonymous Laura Silva Diane v. S.T and Robert M. Levy Vice President Rebecca Gray Smith ADP Foundation Gail J. and Robert B.T Loveman Christine Ott Gabriela and Scott Sparacio Aetna Vice President Janice and Bernard Mack E Steven Strohmeier and The Air Products Foundation Ann C. Mallow Josie Brown Beth Kauffman Allied World Assurance Secretary Mr. and Mrs. Tim Malloy Judith B. Sugarman Company Megan Hoffmann Marie Spinozzi Marotta Lawrence and Margaret Kayne Anderson Capital Treasurer Tomaszek-Witry Advisors Foundation Nancy A. McDaniel Sandra Deromedi Linda J. Volino William B. McDonald and Aon Member at Large Ptah Sekhmat Osiris Rose and Robert Wagner The ATP Group, Inc. Sarah Taich M. Madlan McKernan David A. Wargowski Bank of America Member at Large D D Erma S. Medgyesy Julia R. and Johannes The Boeing Company Susu Block Weertman Membership Co-Chair Lois and Robert Moeller Helen V. Brach Foundation Nestor R. Weigand, Jr. Beth Crownover Anthony G. Montag, MD and Caterpillar Foundation Education Advisor (ex-officio) Katherine L. Griem, MD Dianne M. Weinand The Chicago Community Trust Lesley De Souza Anne M. MorganE Willard E. White, PhD Exelon Science Advisor (ex-officio) Sandra L. Mueller Claudia L. Winkler The Ford Foundation Amy Findlay Sandra and James Napolitan Barbara A. Wolf 2019 Women in Science Luncheon GE Foundation Co-Chair John P. Nielsen James G. Young Goldman, Sachs & Co. Julie Goff Karen A. Nordquist The Zigterman Family W.W. Grainger, Inc. Member Engagement Co-Chair Mr.E and Mrs. John R. O’Connell Christine C. Zogus 2018 Women in Science Luncheon IBM Irma Parker Co-Chair

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 47 In Memory of Thomas R. Sanders Thomas Sanders, former Vice President of Development at the Field Museum, was a prominent force in the Chicago fundraising community, having represented various organizations such as the Chicago Heart Association, American Cancer Society, and Loyola University. Mr. Sanders joined the Field Museum staff in 1969 and remained at the Museum for the next 20 years until his retirement in 1989. The capstone of his career was launching the Museum’s first capital campaign. An article in the 1989 Bulletin announcing his retirement from the Museum stated, “More than any other person, he is the leader and the craftsman of, and the glue that held together the Field Museum’s fundraising effort over that period.” In 1986, he received the Benjamin Franklin Award from the Chicago Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, and had served as its president as well. Mr. Sanders had been a member of the Field Museum since childhood and never tired of walking the endless galleries with his five children and many grandchildren.

Karen Z. Gray-Krehbiel President’s Joseph Hernandez Giving Day Nominating Chair Membership Leadership Council Ambassadors Tonja Hall Alin Schmidt Field Dreams Co-Chair The President’s Leadership Membership We gratefully recognize 2018 Women in Science Council is an auxiliary group the following members, Alex Molitor Luncheon Co-Chair of established professionals donors, staff, and volunteers Programming with an interest in civic and who served as Giving Day Beth Kauffman philanthropic activity. Mariah Vichich Ambassadors, helping raise 2018 Gala Co-Chair Programming funds through their giving Laurie Kracum Ryan RuskinT pages. Their outreach efforts Field Dreams Co-Chair Chair resulted in nearly 300 donors Anthropology on Giving Day 2018. Jan Lariviere Outreach Co-Chair Alliance Steering Field Associates Cheryl Aponte Susan Clark McBride Committee Executive Committee Pamela M. Alvarez Aponte Immediate Past President The Anthropology Alliance The Field Associates are promotes interest in and Collen Bailey Deanne McLean committed to engaging young support of the Field Museum’s Member Engagement Co-Chair professionals through dynamic Stanley Banks anthropological collections networking and leadership Odette Barrientos Bev Pinaire and research. opportunities, unique Field Dreams Co-Chair Katie Baltensperger programs, meaningful service, Laura Podjasek Susan Mikalauskis and fundraising to support Megan Bradley 2018 Gala Co-Chair Chair scientific discovery and public Sarah Bugarin Allison Schmitt education. Joyce E. Chelberg Shelby Burdge Annual Appeal Co-Chair Melissa E. Genova Hill Ryan VanHolsbekeT Patricia Schnadig Michelle Clairmont President Aimee M. Genova Women in Science Leslie Curry Fellowship Chair Michelle Sotak Morris Goodman Vice President Aimee Davis Mihra Seta Patricia A. Malloy Abigail Derby Lewis 2019 Women in Science Joshua Anderson James O. Stola Luncheon Co-Chair Treasurer Alejandra Fabian Sheila N. Whalen Liz Sharp Julia Webb Nicolette Hansen Carl F. Wolf Annual Appeal Co-Chair Secretary Kathryn Harris Jessica Steffensen Dasha Shor Rachel Hill Membership Co-Chair Communications Council on Africa Elyse Kallen Lynda Williams Christopher Spanel Members of the Council Outreach Initiative Co-Chair Communications on Africa provide support Charles L. Katzenmeyer Jennifer Guskey for on-going programs that Jamie Kelly Development build capacity and allow Field scholars to train the Stephanie L. Kimmel Charlotte Guyett next generation of young Caryn Knowles Development African scientists. Katie Knox Matthew Berding E Evolve John Bates , PhD Kocurek Co-Chair Risha Kotecha Denise Kolden Evolve Nancy A. McDaniel Co-Chair

48 Felicia LaGioia William Sherry Gregory Johnson Commemorative Gifts Carla Lents Kurt Zahnle James Kase The following donors made Erin Meyer Elaine Zeiger Bruce Keating tribute gifts to the Field Museum. Catherine E. Miller Steven Zitowsky Mary Ann Khan IN HONOR OF Joey Monahan Rachel Kistinger 200–499 HOURS Ruth B. Berns Anne M. Morgan Timothy Knuth Anne M. MorganE Elise Adams Karie Naumiec Thomas Lane Stephen Anderson Mrs. John P. Chen John R. O’Connell Joanne Levy R. Yang Robert Andrini Rob Orr Richard Levy Jan Marie Aramini Susan and Jerry Cismoski Michael Padilla Mallery Lutey Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hirschle John Balaban Rosemary Peckler Sean Lyon Mery Elyn Baron-Pocius Jim W. Croft Laura Perlow Karen McKibbin Anonymous Betty Bergstrom Ernst Pierre-Toussaint Paul Miessler Gloria Berkwits Cheryl Del Campo Ginevra Stirling Ranney John Morris Rhett Del Campo Dyanna Bernier Abby Ristow Eileen Murphy Natalie Bobrowska Rowan Flaherty Jeanette Rodriguez Lauren Nassef Tina Birnbaum Robert Boswell Vicky Sanchez Marie Orendach Theresa Boswell Wilbur H. Gantz IIIT Jacob Shuler Maria-Isabel Orozco-Vela Margaret Gantz Mary Boswell Kelsey Stiles Mildred Osgood Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Rinella Joseph Cablk Usha Subramanian James Piekarczyk William Goldman Mary Jo Cappitelli Kristine Thomsen Christi Plume Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lilja Carden Goldberg-Maizlish Darnell Williams Loran Recchia Emily Carnalla Lauren Wissbaum Ashley Reilly Steve GoodmanE William Carroll Mr. and Mrs.T Dennis J. Keller Michael Wren Susan Reinke Robert Case Shannah Wojtyska Leslie Robin David Grainger Alexsandra Clifton Mr. and Mrs. John W. Madigan Judith Rom Margaret Crawford Field Museum Michael Roth Andy Hershberger Mark DeSantis Sian Sutcliffe and Sean Taylor Volunteers Esther Schechter John DeWerd Field Museum volunteers Annette Schmit Marcia Hines contribute their time and skills Philip Dittmann Susan F. Thompson Jeffrey Schroder to advance the Museum’s Samantha Dowiarz mission. Behind the scenes and Terri Sinnott Scarlette and Jack Hirschle John Dunn Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hirschle in public exhibitions, volunteers Robert Somrek support Museum staff and Thomas Durica visitors alike. Beth Spencer Dottie Howley Ralph Earlandson Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Spieler 500+ HOURS William Franz A. Obenshain Marc Stackler Josephine Archuleta Glenn Gabanski Karl Huff Donna Stone Laurel Bresnahan Gerard Gagne Dorothy R. Huff Lisa Stringer Irene Broede Peter Gayford Constance T. KellerT Jeffery Taugner Drew Carhart David Graves-Pomeranz Melissa Farruggia Rebecca Taylor The King Family Foundation Edward Coughlin Ann Grelyak Darren Vilmin Pam Coughlin Jane Grossman Betty Klister Linda Volino Mr. and Mrs. Larry Svabek Christine Frazer Susan Guensburg Phyllis Walden Bernice Jacobs Richard Guzik Mary D. Korasek Austin Waldron Anonymous Norene Jamieson Gayle Guzik Jacoba Ward TE Janis Lariviere Mary Harland Richard W. Lariviere, PhD Jessica Weller Maxine and Larry Snider Peter Lowther Mattie Harris Kuro Wilks T Don Morrison Joyce Hecht Swati and Siddharth Mehta Aimee Marie Wise Alice and John Sabl Nicole Musci Aaron Heuer Emily Woodworth Mane Pritza Mary Pat Hofer Field Museum’s 125th Anniversary William Zandrew Carol H. Schneider Robert Salm Madeline Jenkins Howard Zar Nina Sandlin

TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 49 Oliver T. Nye Flint Mary Agnes Prindiville Professor Johannes Weertman Sherry L. Russo Lewis Flint Joyce E. Chelberg Richard Arsenault and Elaine Larison Chris Ochoa Grace Dodge Fuller Kirk Thomas R. Sanders Lawrence M. Coronelli Madelyn Kleitch Anonymous Mary Harner Home Instead Senior Care Patricia G. Bruce Hodges, Harbin, Newberry Susan Hufford Michael Patzakis Gretchen W. Hoover & Tribble, Inc. Kathryn Kellen Theresa Patzakis John C. Munson Family Trust Helen Janssen Karen H. Laner Peter Jones and Mirian Pearcy Charles L. KatzenmeyerE Julia A. Weertman and E Ginevra Stirling Ranney Helen S. Sutter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krage Nic Zerebny The Stirling Charitable Fund Mary J. Sanders Nancy W. Knowles Robert M. Sanders Patricia Schnadig The Knowles Foundation Willard E. White Gifts to the Collections Adrian R. Foster Robert J. Wilk The Field Museum’s collections Dr. Gojko Markovic Ethel and Kenneth Williams Jessica Schoen and Brian Price Vesna Markovic have grown to become an indispensable scientific resource Anonymous Richard Edward Savin for scholars around the world. John. E. McGovern, Jr. Echo Realty Marty Peterson Shaw The Museum acknowledges the Brande Thomas EM Baker Faculty Club Mary and Gregory Pearlman following donors who made gifts Raul Gonzales and of objects and specimens in Hugo J. Melvoin Debra Gonzales Bridget Slone Mrs. Hugo J. Melvoin 2018 to enhance the institution’s Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Slone Karl P. Schmidt collections. Katherine Morell Stuart Turner Robert Spieler Katherine Newton and ANTHROPOLOGY COLLECTIONS Mr. and Mrs. James J. Acri Logan Newton Arthur B. Simon Dean Arnold Heather Bowen-Struyk Henry Toledo Paul Gehl Nancy W. Nadler and Samuel Struyk Audrey Suttles Karen B. Alexander Ruth Caminer Copeland and Theresa Miller Christopher S. Bacon Elizabeth, Greg Edward Copeland Anne Moody Page Peter Barrett Jane and Rodger Cooper and Kate Webbink Bruce Blair Wendy Paulson Ann McKee Marilynn and Harvey Farber Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Doris and Paul Fine Mary Perry Susan D. Bowey David WillardE and Andrea Gibson Margot Pritzker Leigh and Al Buettner Adam FergusonE Lisa Haffer Thomas Carr Laura Sudler Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Rosen Lori Klein Fainberg Janet Catalona Norman Kravitz Cynthia Weill Harriet W. Conklin Courtney Wood Robert J. Kwait The Donnelley FoundationT David Wood Meghan McMaster BOTANY COLLECTIONS Barbara and Harry Drake Michelle and Steve Monieson Botanical Research Institute T Margaret and Nicholas Duncan Jason Wortendyke Gayle Nicosia of Texas Charles B. Edelstein Diane Falk Amy Penna Eastern Illinois University, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley Eugene Ridberg Cindy Fluxgold Charleston IN MEMORY OF B.J. Saks Marilyn Glazer Beth Shabelman Gotland University, Sweden Karen Z. Gray-KrehbielT Robert Andresen Laurie Shoulter Karall Harvard University Judith E. Berman and John H. Krehbiel, Jr. Carole Specktor Instituto de Botânica, Karen L. Kobylarz Judith Hargrave Coleman Annette Weiss and Roger Siegel Charles F. Sansone Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Keene, Jr. São Paulo, Brazil Linda J. Volino Elizabeth M. Kernahan William T. Stanley, PhD David P. Lewis Sarah and Dennis Lyons Ronald Volk Cheryl and Michael Del Campo Missouri Botanical Garden Nancy A. McDaniel Kristen and Josh Jacobs Daniel Montesinos Paul S. Baker Florence D. McMillan Mr. and Mrs.T Dennis J. Keller Kristen P. Webber Irene Mitra Melissa K. Lee Murray State University, Kentucky Marilyn J. Nadler Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. MacLeod North American Mycological Harvey Berman Mary Lou Perkins Nancy A. McDaniel Association Susan W. Mittman Herbert V. Prochnow, Jr. Dr. Charles and North Carolina State University, Randy O. Rissman Madeline Osadjan Robert E. Berns Raleigh Gale P. Runnells Alicia D. Rollo Ellison Berns Mr. and Mrs. John R. Siragusa Jai ShekhawatT Pontificia Universidad Católica Richard Kirshner Ricardo Soares Rachel and WilliamE Simpson del Ecuador Blanche Kischner Liz Stiffel Norma B. Rittenberg Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Sophie and Eric Von Stroh Cyrus Tang Scotland Patricia A. Stratton Peter W. Waller Philip Lee Kevin Swagel King Yan Joyce C. White Northern Trust The Winona Corporation Martha and Don Pollak Universidad de Costa Rica, Christopher T. Buchen Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wirtz R. Yang San Jose Ellen S. Buchen George S. Zahrobsky Richard Buchen Universidad de los Andes, and Susan Zahrobsky Estate of Nancy L. Wald Colombia Nancy L. Wald John F. Christian Lottie Peterson University of California, Berkeley Emily J. B. Christian David C. Peterson University of Copenhagen, Denmark

50 GEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS In Memory of Robert Inger Irene Broede Field Museum Curator Emeritus Robert Inger, PhD, died on April Alexander Clark 12, 2019, at age 98. His more than 75-year association with Field Dean Sherman Museum began when he started volunteering at the Museum in Cindy and Lawrence Veinot the 1940s as an undergraduate student. After serving in World War Robert Ward II, he was hired at the Field in 1946. He joined the curatorial ranks as Assistant Curator of Fishes in 1949 and Curator of Amphibians Jack Wittry and Reptiles in 1954. In 1970, he was named Chairman of Scientific Programs and Assistant Director of Science and Education, a LIBRARY COLLECTIONS position he held for eight years. Inger returned to his science and Tom Beauvias research roots as Curator thereafter, until his retirement in 1994. Connie Bonbrest He is survived by his wife of 28 years, Tan Fui Lian. The couple’s Willard L. Boyd passion for the Museum’s mission was represented by their long- standing philanthropy to several programs. The Field Museum Lisa Erin Brown mourns the loss of this renowned scholar. Andrew Taylor Call Maria Luz Delson-Fang-asan Robin Foster Anya Auerbach Doug Crane Valentina Gomez José Antonio Vázquez García Laura Bailey Rita Crimmins Ingrid Gould Christine Giannoni Tim Balassie Kelly Cronin James Graham Steven M. Goodman Sarah Bass Brett Cumberledge Ed Graskamp Richard W. Hughes John Bates Luke Dahlberg Kathy Gravlin Janice Klein Kellie Bauer Angela Daidone Cindy Gray Richard Lariviere Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary Donnie Dann Kelly Green Xian Lu Leslie Bayles Marorie David Ethan Gyllenhaal Pete Makovicky A Biewer Steve Deines Alex Hale Franck Mercurio Stephanie Beilke Mark DeSantis J B Hane Estate of Matthew H. Nitecki Nancy Bigelow Robyn Detterline Liv Hanson Michael O’Dillon Gwen Blossom Joan Dittman Donna Harbeck Nigel Pitman Victoria Bornerd Georgiana Dodd Katy Harris Alan Resetar Nancy Bradt Ann Domek Gloria Hartley Sterling Morton Library Hannah Breems Kelly Dougherty Morgan Harvey Paul Michael Taylor Joshua Breems Jean Dubach Ben Heins W. Thomas Taylor Brookfield Cheryl Dudeck Matt Hejna John Terrell Mitchell Brown Janna Dutton John Heneghan Hsi-tsin Ma Tsiang Bonnie Bush John Dziadus Mary Hennen Edward J. Valauskas Fabio Caiazzo Glenna Eaves Pat Herendeen Jianping Yao Elaine Carlson Suzanne Edwards M. Hernandez

ZOOLOGY COLLECTIONS Kevin Carroll Trevor Edmondson Andy Herschberger Gwen Casey Joshua Engel Anastasia Hinchsliff Amphibians and Reptiles Leslie Castillo Marty Farrington Maria Hlohowskyj Liz Challoner Robert Feldman Laine Hoffman Lawrence Heaney Theodore Chapman Joe Feliciano Scott Holingue Crystal Maier George Chavez Christine Fielder Terry Horton David McLeod Suzanne Checchia Margot Fischer Joanna Hosteny Alan Resetar Chicago Bird Collision Monitors Rhonda Fouch M Hernandez Shedd Aquarium Susan Clark Robert Frye Alanna Huck-Scarry Aquila Wilks Alexander Clifton Ryan Fuller Janice Humphrey Willowbrook Wildlife Center Deborah Cohen Glenn Gabanski Tamima Itani Birds Diane Cohen Diane Galleher Kjerstin Jacobs Lori Adjeschek Daryl Coldren Oliver Georg Susan Jicha Fran Alcantara Bill Cosper Jochen Gerber Genevieve Johanet Bob Andrini Steve Constantelos Kathleen Gillespie David Johnson Cheryl Aponte Andrew Cox Gerry Ginsburg Jessica Johnson Chuck Atrins S Cowles Thomas Gnoske Luna Johnston Susan Golland Mark Johnston TTrustee DDeceased EEmployee 2018 Annual Report to Donors 51 Riley Jones Debbie Maher Dorothy Pesch Jeremiah Schatt John Kaiser Ashley Makarowski Therese Peskowits Tom Schlipmann Frances Kane Gail Marggraf Mark Peteler Susan Schmidt Pam Karlson Ben Marks Shelby Peteler Sarah Schwartz Judy Keihm Jennifer Marshall Caitlin Peters Kim Scholenberger Joyce Keithley A Martinez Barbara Pearce Sarah Seidler John Kelly C Martenson Arthur Pearson Leslie Shad Julian Kerbis Kellie Mckegue Duyimiris Pequero Karen Shaw Sophia Khan Margaret Mechtenberg Karen Peterson Barbara Shaw Bridjet Kiernan Lynne Mecum G Perricone Anne-Marie Singh Dennis Kingsley Roger Melhouse Monica Pfak Heather Skeen Steven Klink Laura Mendoza John Phelps Skokie Animal Control Marcie Krause Greg Mercer D Pierce Alison Sloan Kayleigh Kueffner Julia Meredith Nigel Pittman Jacob Smith Ruth Kurczewski Jennifer Merrick Judy Pollock Jeff Smith Jennifer Kuroda Erin Meyer Margarita Poromanska Natalie Smith Sandra Kurtis Paul Miessler Marina Post David Stagman Jennifer Lamburger Lucy Milling Jeff Prendki Jim Steffen Beth Lang Minnesota Dept. of Natural Annette Prince Candace Steffens Resources Emily Lanphere Catherine Principe Bill Strausberger Shahrzod Mohammadian Amy Lardner Robert Prosise Celia Strauss G Moraliz Jim LaRochelle Mike Quigley Kalman Strauss Clover Morell Brianna Larson Anita Quint K Supriya Nancy Mores Al Legzdins Jennifer Raber Kevin Swagel Megan Morgan Mike Lehman Teri Radke Kathy Swanson D Mroczkowski Hans Lim Edward Rehm Sandy Swanson Madeleine Murphy B Lin Patricia Rich Betty Sweetland Lauren Nassef F Lin M J S Richards Ann Tanner Noelle Neel Rawlins Riles Linda Tartof Rhonda Nelson Carol Lovekin Brad Roback Jim Tibensky Jeanette Okulinski Mary Loye Geri Rode Colleen Tiesch Christina Olson Loyola University Charlotte Ross Jackson Towers Katie O’Neill Sean Lyon Laurel Ross Mike Trinchitella June Paez Peggy Macnamara Crystal Ruiz Tom Trinley Cathy Patrick Elsa Madrigal Bob Russ Brian Tsuru Arthur Pearson P Maggiore Jill Russell Suzanne Turner

PHOTO CREDITS Cover – Kyle Flubacker Photography. Contents page: Máximo – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Richard Lariviere and Bill Gantz – Kyle Flubacker Photography. Griffin Dinosaur Experience: SUE – John Weinstien/GN92620_092Bd; Stanley Field Hall – Field Museum; Quetzalcoatlus – Field Musem. Native North America Hall: Textile – John Weinstein/A113963c; Tipi – John Weinstein/A115289_003A; Moccasins – John Weinstein/A115290d_003; Maternal Journey’s – John Weinstein/ GN92295_14Ad; Field Museum – John Weinstein/GN92579_023Ad; Dancer – John Weinstein/GN92597_058d. Because Earth: Stairs – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Marshall Field V – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Richard Lariviere – Kyle Flubacker Photography. Science: – Alvaro Del Campo; River – Jorge Enrique García Melo; Levke Kööp – Field Museum; Crystal - Field Museum, University of Chicago, NASA, ESA, and E. Field (STSCL); Eorhynchochelys sinensis – Yu Chen, Institute of Paleontology and Paleonanthropology; Eorhynchochelys Fossil – Nick Fraser, National Museums Scotland; Caihong Juji – Velizar Simeonovski; Botany Sheet – Field Museum, Matt Von Konrat – Field Museum; Propiestus archaicus – Field Museum; Scientists with Fish – Juliana Philipp; Dillwynella – Field Museum; Ceramic Box – John Weinstein/A115031d_021A; Interns – John Weinstein/GN91965_054Ad; Map – Rüdiger Bieler; Diver – Rüdiger Bieler; Stepahnie Hornbeck – Stephanie Hornbeck; Liverwort – Matt Von Konrat; Matt Von Konrat with Kalman Strauss – Matt Von Konrat. Engagement: Visitors to Mummies – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Mummy – John Weinstein/ A115214d_030A Digital Internship – John Weinstein/GN91995_102d; Mammoth Diorama – John Weinstein/GN92524_0224Ad; Africa Water Hole – John Weinstein/ GN92524_005Ad; China – Field Museum. WeDigBio – John Weinstein/GN92596_021Ad; Field Gin – Field Museum; Field Vodka – Field Museum; Field Rye – Field Museum; Distilling – Field Museum. Saloon – DN-0003265, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, ; Coin – John Weinstein/Gn92589_059Ad; Visiting Artists – Field Museum; YCA – John Weinstein; ID Day – Zachary James Johnston; Jane Goodall Speaking – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Jane Goodall with Richard Lariviere – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Poet – John Weinstein/GN92631_077Cd; Camera – John Weinstein/GN92519; Karl Schmidt – Field Museum/Z93018. Honor Roll: Máximo – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Giving Day – Field Museum; Women’s Board Gala – Robert Carl; Grainger Foundation – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Parker/ Gentry Award – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Members’ Nights – John Weinstein; Barbara West - Field Museum; Evolve – Field Museum; Edward Jerkey – Estate of Edward Jerkey; Thomas Sanders – Field Museum; Barbara Brown – Field Museum; Robert Inger – Field Museum/GN86182_10; Debby in the Field – Debby Moskovits; Debby – Kyle Flubacker Photography; Rice Native Gardens – Field Museum.

52 Victoria Velinski Amanda Zeigler Mark Milne Mammals Gabriel Veliz Sean Ziegler Al Newton Rebecca Banasiak Denise Verret Sophie Zivovic Weston Opitz D. Brinkmeier Anita Victorn Brittany Owens Bartlett PD Fishes Mary Vierega Mary Pankowski K. Carroll Dr. Andréa Miehls Janet Voight Max Pankowski Chicago Zoological Society Great Lakes Fisheries Sarah Von Fremd Commission Stewart B. Peck T. Gnoske David Von Howe, Jr. John G. Shedd Aquarium Luis Daniel Perez Sauni Caitlin Kearney Kristin Wacker Dr. Kenshu Shimada Alexey Y. Solodovnikov M. Krause Maggie Warren Dr. Philip Willink Margaret Thayer K. Kueffner & H. Lutz Marcia Weblen Thomas Anton Paul N. Thomas Steve Locke Whirlpool Corporation John Belcik Larry E. Watrous M. Loye Mary Wiesen Robert Rung Shuhei Yamamoto Paul Miessler Robert Wild Jason Newton Insects Invertebrates Lindsay Wilkes L. Ross Albert Allen Thomas G. Anton Willowbrook Wildlife Center A. Prince Angelico Asenjo Mitsuo Chino Chris Wililamson Jeff Skrentny Colin Bailey Rachel Collin David Willard L. Smith Douglas B. Barnett Jochen Gerber Aimee Wise M. Trinchitella Christopher E. Carlton Steven M. Goodman Ashley Woltman USDA Michael L. Draney Jozef Grego Sandy Woltman J. Weinstein Zachary H. Falin Kenneth M. Halanych Scott Woltman Willowbrook Wildlife Sanctuary Peter Flynn Jenna Judge David Wong Steven M. Goodman Sandra Macartney John Woodcock Sergey Kazantsev Dennis W. Nyberg If you feel an error has Ann Woodward been made in presenting James Krupa Sally A. Torke this donor honor roll, please Lisette Zaid Crystal A. Maier Mark W. Westneat contact the Office of Nancy Zeglen Institutional Advancement at Joanna McCaffrey [email protected].

PUBLISHER Eve Gaus Ginevra Stirling Ranney Charles L. Katzenmeyer Kate Golembiewski Heidi Rouleau Sharon Grant Tom Skwerski Official Airline of the Field Museum PROJECT MANAGER Nicolette Hansen Steve Strohmeier AND EDITORS Stephanie Hornbeck Matt Von Konrat Chandler Garland Janet Hong Michael Wren Usha Subramanian Jaclyn Johnston Shuhei Yamamato Connie Eyer Jamie Kelly Catherine Miller DESIGNER CONTRIBUTORS Anne Morgan Bark Design, Chicago Katie Baltensburg Lisa Niziolek Rüdiger Bieler John O’Connell PRINTER Field Museum gratefully Tim Bratley Chris Philipp The Fox Company, acknowledges the generous Eric Elshtain Nigel Pitman Milwaukee, WI support it receives from Gary Feinman the Chicago Park District, on behalf of the people of Chicago.

For a list of contributions of $250 to $499 and in-kind contributions to collections © Field Museum, visit the digital edition of this report at fieldmuseum.org/about/annual-reports. all rights reserved.

2018 Annual Report to Donors 53 Thank you Debby!

In April 2019, Dr. Debra Moskovits retired after 34 years of service at the Field Museum. She began her career at the Museum as a research assistant in 1985. Four years later she joined the public side of the Museum, developing exhibitions on ecology, evolution, and conservation. In 1994, while the Museum was celebrating its centennial, Moskovits organized a unit to translate the Museum’s rigorous science into immediate action for conservation and the well being of people living in biologically rich areas—the Environmental and Conservation Programs. Moskovits built a team of conservation biologists and anthropologists that helped establish more than 30 million acres of protected rainforest in the Andes-Amazon region. Today, the Keller Science Action Center is a global leader in museum-based conservation efforts, working in both remote areas and in cities. From 2013 to 2017 Moskovits served as Vice President for Science and Education, overseeing the Gantz Family Collections, Integrative Research, Keller Science Action, and Learning Centers. Mosokovits championed community-led conservation programs, most recently represented by the completion of the Rice Native Gardens. We are grateful to her for exceptional leadership in advancing the Museum’s mission and for leaving it with the tools to enable solutions for a brighter future.

54 At nearly 100,000 square feet, the Rice Native Gardens are the Field Museum’s largest and most ambitious experiment in exhibition learning. Native plantings; mature trees; Spirit Totems by musician and Trustee Herb Alpert; sustainable vegetable garden; benches and pathways all create a serene, beautiful space for 5 million annual visitors to the . Thank you!

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