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1000 to $4999 Complete list fiscal year donors 2012 - 2013. Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 $1,000 to $4,999 Elizabeth Aaron Doug Abernethy Sandra J. Ackles Ernest & Valerie Adriaanse Lalit S. Aggarwal Fakhri Aghaei Marcia Agius David Agnew & Sheila Kirouac Charlie & Sylvia Agozzino & Family Vic & Lesley Alboini Peter T. Alexander Ann Marie Ali Steve Alizadeh Don & Leslie Allain Clive Allen Estate of Norma Altman Oswyn Alvares Dorothy L. Amos Jeanette Anbinder Catherine Anders John B. Anderson Umberto Andreis Lois M. Andrews Emily Ang Emma Gloria Aragon Ray Arbesman Georges Arcand Ian Armel Palace Arms Paul C. Armstrong Reina Armstrong Ronald M. Armstrong James B. Arnott Sanya Arora Leonard J. & Susan Asper Sitaramaiah Atluru Anthony Aulicino Robert Aziz Bruce E. Bacon Salvatore M. Badali Shane & Manda Baghai Anne C. Baker Yohan Balasingham Harold Balderson Jean Ballinger Edna M. Bampton Larry A. Banack Page 1 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Joanne Banfield Jim Bantis Rosemary Barbara Thomas & Colette Barber Arron Barberian Ralph Barford Dr. Martin & Carol Barkin Eleanor Barlin-Daniels Jeffery Barnes & Marcia Zucker Todd Barnes Harriet L. Barr Kymberly Barrie-Bolton Kathyrn & Douglas Barrington Clare Barry Eva Bartha Christopher Barton Deborah E. Bassett Larry Bates Emanuel Batler George & Nancy Beal Edwin Beallor David & Debby Beatty Bill Beck Kimberly L. Beckman Paul M. Beeston Florence Begg Bruce Beggs Robert B. Beggs Jim & Eileen Beierl Elaine Bell Geoffrey Belsher Susie Belton Elvy Del Bel Belluz John Bennett Natalie Benoit Maurice Bent Jim K. Beqaj Elaine B. Atkinson Berger Klara Berkovitz David M. Bernardo Roland & Marie Bertin Vera M. Bettridge-Ashwell Bill Bevan Stephen & Deborah Bianco William J. Biggar Raymond Biggart John P. Bigham Arthur A. Binnington Page 2 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Harbans S. Birk Anne W. Birt Murray Black Sandra E. Black Ashley Blackman Lawrence W. Blaine Mary Blanchard Yvonne Bland Murray & Ellen Blankstein Harvey Blatt Frank & Zsuzsi Bleyer Jeffrey Block Ross Blundell Joel Bocknek Ann & Douglas Bodley Janet Bodley Paula Bohnec John Bolger Ryan Bolger Ronald Bond Michael & Rosalie Bonner Murray W. Bonner Clare Booker Ruth Boothby Robert L. Borden Norman Bordo John Borowitz Margrit Bose R. N. Bose Ann Boston-Reamey James Bouchard Roger Boulanger Andre Bourbonnais Micheline Boutin Winston Bow Frank Bowden Walter M. & Lisa Balfour Bowen Julian Bower Ann Bowman Richard & Joan Boxer Grace M. Brabazon Susan Brachvogel Elizabeth A. Bracken Richard J. Brampton Barbara Bray Fatima Bregman Jan and Ron Brenneman Hanson Brick Page 3 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Ernest A. Brinklow Charles Bristoll D. R. Broadbent Lois P. Brock John Brooke Pamela Brooks Charles & Kathryn Brown Donald R. Brown, Q.C. Gary & Gail Brown Barry Brown Geoff & Nancy Browne Wilfred Browne* Scott Brueckman John Buchan Orah Buck Peter B. Buckland Donald F. Buckley Estate of Anna Cecelia Bucknell Lois A. Buckstein Mr. & Mrs. Arthur & Iris Buford Loyd Bulmur Frank Buonaguro Robert Burton Howard W. Bury Patricia Butler Jessica Butt Richard Byford Dawn & Stephen Cain Jennifer H. Camelford Barry Campbell Emmett & Hope Campbell Robert E. Campbell Rona Cappell Patrick Cardarelli A. John Carlesso Robert J. Carew Jelan Carlton Margaret Carlton Colleen F. Carmichael Jessica A. Carn Alvina Caron Anne M. Carr Brian Carr Velma Carroll James W. Carter Joseph Carter Ian Cartwright Vince & Anna Cascone Page 4 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Paul M. Casey Marion Cassels James & Ruth Cassie Lachlan & Isabelle Cattanach Rory Cattanach John Catto Margaret J. Catto Via Cavour Martine Celej William & Norma Cerswell Deborah I. Chalmers Ann Y.P. Wong Chan Joseph Chan Michelle Chan Peter Y. Chan Vivien Chan Murray & Deborah Chant Donald & Shelagh Chapman Jeff Charriere Mark Cheevers Hua Chen Allan Cheung Amy H. Cheung Hatty L. Cheung Leung Fat Cheung Patrick Cheung & Latifa Yeung William Cheung Connie Chiang Jeffrey A. Chisholm J. R. Chittick Harry Chiu Rita Chiu Heather Y. Choi Kyoosung & Sundeuk Choi Mabel Choi Susan Chong Marguerite Lisa Christensen Judith Christiani Enid K. Christie JD Christman Dennis Christopoulos Sylvia D. Chrominska Timothy Chu Michael H. Chung Mo Ngan A. Chung Roberto Ciasca Carol A. Cimicata Page 5 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Laurie Clark Jim Clark Rina Clark Pamela Joan Clark Dorothy Clarke Mary EL Calvert Hazel Claxton Joan Clayton John Cleghorn, O.C. Robert Close Kathleen Clough Catarina Clyke David Coatsworth & Angela Gruenthal Jamie Coatsworth Donald W. Cockburn Barrie Codd Luigi G. Codispoti Andrea Cohen Gail Cohen-Greenberg Irving Cohen Jordan E. Cohen Lisa Cohen Mitchell Cohen Brian Colburn J.T. Colquhoun and E.B. Colquhoun Lionel Conacher John Consolati James Conway* William & Eve Cook Bruce Cooke Brian & Stephanie Cooper Gord J. Cooper Valerie Corbett Isobel M. Cork Paul Cornett Margaret Cote David W. Coupland Richard R. Court Richard Cousineau Elgin & Helen Coutts Donald & Norma Cowan J. D. Cowan John H. Craig Christina D. Craigon Danielle Crandles Edmond & Edith Creed Elizabeth Crichton John & Mary E. Crocker Page 6 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Anthony* & Margaret Crolla Anthony & Honey Crossley Gordon Sherwood Crowe Paul Cunningham George & Daphne Currie Marty Cutler & Marilyn Minden Jennifer D'Addario Olav Dahl Mark & Cheryl Daitchman Judith Dalché Nathasha Zajc-Dalcourt Camilla H. Dalglish Mark & Andrea Daniels Zev Daniels Ann G. Darroch Robert J. Dart Nandini Dasgupta Sayehh Dastgheib-Beheshti Edna L. Davies* Ellen E. Davies John Davies Mira Davis-Kelly Walter N. Davis Elinore J. Dawson Mark Day Mrs. Sheila K. Deakin Carlo DeAngelis Fred Dearborn Nicole De Francesco DeFrancesco Family Catherine Deluce Marlene Del Zotto Dino J. Del Zotto Angelo & Carol DelZotto E. L. Denham Jill Denham & Stephen Marshall Linda M. Dermott Mauro J. Di Ilio The Diamond Family - Whitecastle Investments Gail DiFonzo Wendy E. Dingillo Wilfred S. Dinnick Marco Di Paolo David Diston Howard Dixon Rob Djurfeldt Bob Dobson John Doig Page 7 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Perry & Cathy Dolente Uriel* & Elizabeth Domb Lillian Donaldson Lynda Donson Peter Douglas David Draffin Ilze Dreimanis Sheila Dropkin Marco Drudi Ross & Brigida Drummond Edwin Dsouza Eugene E. Ducharme Philip Duchen Glenna Duff Elizabeth A. Dunbar Stanley G. Dunford David W.S. Dunlop Jeanne W. Durant Wayne Dusk Joe Dwek Shawn L. Dym Ellen Eckler Margaret Egan Beatrice Eisen Wendy Eisen Robert & Ellen Eisenberg George Eisenberg Lori Elder Jordan & Lynne Elliott W. J. & G. C. Elliott Tara Emami Brenda Emslie Vincent Eng Amoryn S. Engel William Enman Albert Evanoff Graham & Dianne Evanoff Robert & Nancy Evans Phillip & Sherry I. Evershed William H. Fairbairn Kathy Fairbarns Ian Fairbrother Joseph Falcone Mario Fasulo Cherie Federau Andrew Federer & Andrea Odette Federer Anthony S. Fell Robert J. Fenn Page 8 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 A. H. Fenton Richard Ferguson Ronald Ferguson M. Florence Ferguson Lee K. Ferrier Alan L. Ferry Elizabeth M. Ferguson Barry S. Fielding David Fine George Fine John & Elizabeth Finlay Michael Firestone Ronald Firstbrook Abraham Fish Dana C. Fisher William Fisher Shirley R. Fishman Jim & Eileen B. Fitzgibbon Laura Falcone Ted Flaxman Neil Fleshner & Eileen Rakovitch Charles Fletcher Frederick & Barbara Fletcher Robert & Shawna Fonn Glenn Fortin Roy C. Foss & Family Garry Foster Stuart & Diane Foster Stuart Foster Dr. Allan Fox Robert & Rita Franklin Elizabeth Fraser Mary H. Fraser-Earl Anna Marie Frediani Harris A. Fricker Edward L. Friedman Edith Friskney Lynn & George From Naomi Fromstein Muriel Frost Donna Fulton Sam Fung Peter Fuoco Hugh R. Furneaux Antonino Gabriele Gunter Gad Judy & Ron Gage Steven & Debbie Gallen Page 9 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Natalie Gardiner John & Encarnita Gardner Julie Mayman Garonce John Gay Edward H. George Michele & Paul George Andrey Gerasimow Eric Gertner Shler Gharbi Susan Gibbins Peter Gibson James Gillies Maria Gilmour Steve P. Gilpin Dorothy Ginn Julia Di Giovanni Peter Di Giuseppe John McGlashan John F. Glasier John E. Glass Max Glassman Bob Glaubitz Jutta Gleue Jordan M. Glick Laurie Goad Marie Goguen and Gary Mitchell Fred & Lori Goldberg Max Goldlist Mrs. C. Warren Goldring Benjamin Goldstein Joseph C. Goncalves Michael Gooderham Robin Goodman Noel & Juanita Gordon Joseph Gorog Rob Gottschalk & Sarah Viehbeck Robert & Janet Gouinlock Kimberly J. Gould J. S. Grafstein Robert Graham Estate of Patricia Margaret Graham Maria Grando Richard F. Grant Milan & Gordana Graovac Reginald S. Gray Susan Gray Pasquale Greco Brian Greenspan & Marla Berger Page 10 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Earl Green Peter Green Warren Green Norman Greenfield Edward L. Greenspan, Q.C. Diana P. Greer J. E. Gregory Dr. Sophie Grigoriadis Ronan Grogan Ralph & Caroline Grose John & Katherine Guarda Pat & Frank Guenther Michela Guglietti Donald Guinn Chris Irwin & Susan Gunter Ajay & Anita Gupta Maneesh Gupta Sarika Gupta Gail & Marty Gurbin Joseph Guss Donald Guthrie, Q.C. & Ann Guthrie J. Arturo Gutierrez Howard Hacker & Lisa Feld Greg Hagood Michael Hale Isobel Hall Margaret I. Hall Rosalie Hall Ilana Halperin Doug Halward Ernest Ham Mary C. Ham Elizabeth D. Hamilton Suellen Hanet Sharon L. Hanewich Sharon Hanuse Grace Harlund Donald & Marie Harris Hilda Harris Naomi Harris Richard & Sue Harris Ronald C. Harris Valerie & Brian Harris Leonard Harrison Sylvia Hart Stuart Hartley Beryl Hatch Susan Hawkins Page 11 of 85 Fiscal Year Donors Feb 2013 Arden R. Haynes Family William L. Heath William W. & Shirley Hefler Susan J. Helstab Audrey B. Henderson Bruce H. Henderson Mary Louise Henderson Frederick Hennig Glynis Henry Grahame & Joyce Henry John Herhalt Ronald F. Herman Rivette Herzig Dale Hewat Lauri J. Hiivala David Hill Walter Hiltebrand William & Martha Hinder James D. Hinds Rosita Ho Victor G. Hodge Richard W. Holden Andrew Holder John Holland P. Virginia Holmes W. Ralph E. Holt Richard & Helen Holtby Joan M. Hoolihan Cedric Hope Bob Hoppe Norma Hotham Vicki E. Hotte Patricia J. Howarth Garnet W. Howe Thomas Howe Elizabeth S. Hoyle Janey Hsiao Miranda Hubbs Lisa Hudson Sharon Hudson Jean Hughes Peter C. Hughes Angela Y. Hui-Yue Peggy Hull David I.
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