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2015 Auction Packages 1. Guided Willamette Valley Wine Tour for 20 Join Ken Hick and Cheri Cooley-Hick as you gather your friends for an exclusive visit to Durant Vineyards and RedGALA Ridge CHAIRS Farms. Begin your journey to great wine on a private luxury motor coach that will have you Mike and Katie Erickson relaxing inKen wine Hick countryand in no time! Accompanied by Willamette Valley winemakers, you’ll have a truly immersiveCheri Cooley-Hick experience as you amble through this lush Dundee Hills vineyard, explore the unique selections curatedBOARD OF in TRUSTEES the greenhouse, and take in the incredible panorama as you stroll through the rolling lavender fields.Trond Ingvaldsen,Taste test Chair the distinct selection of Oregon olive oils from the largest commercial operation in the PacificSusan Keil, Northwest, Chair-elect/ sip Durant wines thoughtfully selected for you, and savor a bountiful wine country Treasurer picnic whilePenny losingSerrurier, yourself in the pastoral countryside surroundings. Secretary Mutually agreeable date by all parties; must be scheduled in advance. Joe Barra Eric Blackburn DonatedJeremy by D.Durant Brown Vineyards, Ken Hick & Cheri Cooley-Hick • Wine tastingJennifer Bruml (includes barrel tasting), tour, and picnic at Durant Vineyards and Red Ridge Farms Kurt Bruun • WineBlake presentationHedinger Bruun by esteemed wine experts; varies depending on date of redemption Kimberly Cooper • Luxury Jonathanmotor coachFink transportation to and from the vineyard • Take-awayAlistair gift Firmin for each guest Brent Gale Reginald (Reg) Hamlett Scott Kiever 2. The UltimateChris Lewis Dinner Party with Celebrity Chef Jenn Louis of Lincoln Jeanette Mladenovic Join GalaApril 2015 Sanderson co-chairs Mike and Katie Erickson and Ken Hick and Cheri Cooley-Hick for an evening of sumptuousTom dining, Sperry jetboat rides, and vibrant entertainment. From the Erickson’s beautiful riverside home you’ll take aAndy roundtrip Teich jetboat ride with Willamette Jetboat Excursions. Relax with wines served from Ken Carol Van Natta and Cheri’sDon winery, Vollum Script Cellars, as well as from their amazing private wine cellar. Celebrity Chef Jenn Louis, co-ownerWalter Weyler of Lincoln and Sushine Tavern and one of Food & Wine 2012’s Best New Chefs, will use locally-grownJohn Wheeler Pacific Northwest ingredients to create a deeply satisfying menu from her authentic and DEVELOPMENTaccessible COMMITTEE new cookbook, Pasta by Hand. Round out the evening with an intimate performance by famed COMMUNITYviolinist Aaron MEMBERS Meyer, whose eclectic style bridges world, contemporary progressive rock, and classical genres.Jodi Delahunt What Hubbell a night of fine dining, exclusive wines, and entertainment! Glen Goland Angela Polin Sunday,Jamie August Shulman 23, 2015 at 6:00 pm (limited to 18 couples, $750/couple) Donated by Ken Hick & Cheri Cooley-Hick, Mike & Katie Erickson, Celebrity Chef Jenn Louis, Willamette Jetboat Excursions, Concert Rock Violinist Aaron Meyer, Script Cellars • Hosted by Mike & Katie Erickson and Ken Hick & Cheri Cooley-Hick on August 23, 2015 • Dinner for 18 couples catered by Celebrity Chef Jenn Louis • Boat ride provided by Willamette Jetboat Excursions • Wines provided by Script Cellars and Ken Hick & Cheri Cooley-Hick’s private cellar • Performance and signed CD by Aaron Meyer, Concert Rock Violinist • A signed copy of Pasta by Hand by Jenn Louis, Chef/Co-owner of Lincoln and Sunshine Tavern Oregon Museum of Science and Industry • 1945 SE Water Ave • Portland, OR 97214 • omsi.edu/gala 2015 Auction Packages 3. First Glampers at Camp Gray: Airstream Adventure in Newport Be among the first to experience the Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Grayin Newport in luxury AirstreamGALA style! CHAIRS You’ll enjoy a stay in a 22’ or larger luxury Airstream, parked at the new center when Mike and Katie Erickson it is completed.Ken Hick andExplore the camp with OMSI leadership, visit the Oregon Coast Aquarium, and take a guidedCheri behind-the-scenes Cooley-Hick tour of the Hatfield Marine Science Center. And that’s just the beginning of theBOARD fun OF you’ll TRUSTEES have! Go on a Floating Adventure with Marine Discovery Tours, and you’ll be relaxing on the largestTrond Ingvaldsen, cruiser Chairon the coast. Share fun marine stories and important science lessons with naturalists and captainsSusan Keil, while Chair-elect/ looking for sea life from gray whales to tiny plankton - calm cruising for all to enjoy. When Treasurer the day Pennyis done, Serrurier, relax with select Oregon wines picked especially for you. Before you head home, make sure to inspireSecretary future Coastal Discovery Center campers with your Wish upon a Bunk message. Joe Barra Mutually Ericagreeable Blackburn dates by all parties; must be scheduled in advance; some restrictions apply. Jeremy D. Brown DonatedJennifer by Airstream Bruml Adventures NW, Hatfield Marine Science Center, William Hanshumaker, Ph.D., OregonKurt Bruun Coast Aquarium, Marine Discovery Tours, OMSI Blake Hedinger Bruun • 1 luxuryKimberly Airstream Cooper coach at (or near) the Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Gray, or another selected locationJonathan within Fink 150 miles of OMSI for 3-days, 2-nights. Sleeps 2-5. Alistair Firmin • Guided tourBrent of Gale the Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Gray with OMSI leadership • OregonReginald (Reg) Coast Hamlett Aquarium admission for up to 6—includes Sea Lion Kiss adventure Scott Kiever • Half caseChris of select Lewis Oregon wines • MarineJeanette Discovery Mladenovic Tours cruise for up to 6 adults (March through October) April Sanderson • Place yourTom Wish Sperry upon a Bunk at the Coastal Discovery Center in recognition or honor of an individual, family, or Andygroup Teich Carol Van Natta • Back-WingDon tour Vollum for up to 6 at Hatfield Marine Science Center Walter Weyler John Wheeler DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE COMMUNITY MEMBERS Jodi Delahunt Hubbell Glen Goland Angela Polin Jamie Shulman Oregon Museum of Science and Industry • 1945 SE Water Ave • Portland, OR 97214 • omsi.edu/gala 2015 Auction Packages 4. Sommelier’s Dream: Vintage Wines & Private Dinner at Cabezon for 16 Relive the mythic Judgment of Paris, whose aftershocks changed the world of wine forever, in this presentationGALA CHAIRS by Ken Hick, as you and 15 of your closest friends compare vintage California wines to Mike and Katie Erickson esteemedKen French Hick and wines in a blind tasting prior to dinner. Next, Fred Armstrong, master vintner and wine world tastemaker,Cheri Cooley-Hick will walk you through the deductive tasting technique used to evaluate wine and will delightBOARD OF your TRUSTEES palate with the perfect wine pairing for each course of an amazing 4-course winemaker’s dinner.Trond Ingvaldsen, Chef and Chair owner of Cabezon Restaurant, David Farrell, will prepare coastal cuisine with passion thatSusan includes Keil, Chair-elect/ elemental seasonal cooking driven by the offerings of the day from local producers and the Treasurer bounty Pennyof the Serrurier, Pacific Northwest in Cabezon’s elegant private dining room. Secretary Mutually agreeable date, not on Friday or Saturday, family-style service, gratuity is the responsibility of the Joe Barra package Ericwinner. Blackburn Jeremy D. Brown DonatedJennifer by Cabezon Bruml Restaurant and Fish Market, Fred Armstrong, Script Cellars, Ken Hick & Cheri Cooley-Hick,Kurt DanBruun & Sallie Dutton, Gary Maffei & Marc Lintner Blake Hedinger Bruun • HostedKimberly by Script Cooper Cellars’ sommelier and vintner Fred Armstrong in Cabezon Restaurant and Fish Market’sJonathan private Fink dining room Alistair Firmin • Dinner forBrent 16 people Gale catered by Chef and Owner of Cabezon Restaurant and Fish Market, David Farrell • WinesReginald provided(Reg) Hamlett by Script Cellars, Ken Hick & Cheri Cooley-Hick, Dan & Sallie Dutton, Gary Maffei & Marc Lintner Scott Kiever Chris Lewis Jeanette Mladenovic April Sanderson 5. RockstarTom Roadie Sperry for a Day with RUSH Andy Teich Back byCarol popular Van Natta demand! Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to jam with Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, RUSH,Don Vollum one of the top-grossing concert acts in the world, during their R40 Live 40th Anniversary Tour. ExperienceWalter Weyler the “show” before the show as a RUSH Roadie for the day! On Tuesday, July 21, 2015, at John Wheeler Moda Center, rub elbows with guitarist Alex Lifeson, bass guitarist Geddy Lee, and drummer Neil Peart, DEVELOPMENTand see them COMMITTEE perform some of the best progressive rock music in history. Leading up to the concert, use COMMUNITY MEMBERS yourJodi exclusive Delahunt Hubbell behind-the-scenes access to help the crew set up, hang out during sound check, and dine with the crew.Glen Goland Once the show begins, your “Roadie” role continues when you become an actual part of the show, assistingAngela Polin the crew with on-and-off-stage guitar and equipment changes and as a bonus, 8 of your Jamie Shulman closest friends can come watch you from the comfort of their “Suite” seats! Check this one off your bucket list! Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 7:30 pm Donated by RUSH, SRO/Anthem, Alex Lifeson, Moda Center • Roadie-for-a-Day backstage experience for 1 • RUSH swag bag • 8 tickets to RUSH, R40 Live 40th Anniversary Tour Concert, in Moda Suite 22, with a Premium Parking Pass • Bragging rights included, of course Oregon Museum of Science and Industry • 1945 SE Water Ave • Portland, OR 97214 • omsi.edu/gala 2015 Auction Packages 6. Luxurious Mexican Adventure and SeaWatch Expedition Get ready for adventure! Spend 5-nights and 6-days in paradise at Casa Suspiro de la Bahia, your private retreat GALAlocated CHAIRS on the Baja peninsula near La Paz, in the Gran Sueño resort. With 2 master suites, 2 guest Mike and Katie Erickson bedrooms,Ken 4 Hick bathrooms and and a beautiful solar-heated, infinity pool overlooking the ocean/bay, you’ll savor meals Cheri(and Cooley-Hick margaritas) prepared by Javier, your part-time chef and advisor/concierge. You’ll also spend aBOARD day on OF the TRUSTEES crystal blue waters of the Sea of Cortes with SeaWatch founder Mike McGettigan on his customTrond Ingvaldsen, built 85-foot Chair boat.
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