THE GUARDSMEN 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014 Annual Report TABLE OF CONTENTS
A Message from the 69th President 2 About The Guardsmen 3 2013-2014 Financial Highlights 4 2013-2014 Donors 5-7 Auction Participants 8 Matching Gifts 9 In-Kind Donors 10-11 Endowment Fund Contributors 12 Tribute Gifts 13 Fundraising Highlights 14 Grant Highlights 14 MISSION STATEMENT Member Events Highlights 15 Special Event Highlights 16-17 Campership Program 18-19 The Guardsmen makes a life-changing difference in the lives of at-risk youth Other Youth Programs 20-21 by raising funds for scholarship, campership and other youth programs. We Scholarship Program 22-23 mobilize the talents, energy and resources of our members, friends, families, Acknowledgements 24-25 and professional colleagues, and in so doing strengthen our entire community.
PRODUCTION: Heather Brewer
GRAPHIC DESIGN/LAYOUT: Iron Creative Communication
PHOTOGRAPHY: Gustavo Fernandez
WRITING/EDITING: Heather Brewer, Patrick Gilligan, Joni Lachman, Hilary Lapping, Kevin Murray, Taina Steinberg A MESSAGE FROM THE 69TH PRESIDENT ABOUT THE GUARDSMEN
“Membership of The Guardsmen was established entirely through word-of-mouth, and the organization quickly became a network of talented young individuals committed to building stronger communities. Over time, national, state, and civic leaders began to formally recognize The Guardsmen’s efforts and its vision for impacting youth through enhanced opportunities.”
OUR BEGINNING
In 1947 a group of young San and fundraising. To this end, Early Guardsmen members Francisco professionals, who The Guardsmen began hosting recognized that children at- 2014-2015 Senior Board Members, Kevin Murray, Justin Hildebrandt, Adam Buttery, and Michael Piro celebrate the new fi scal year at The Guardsmen’s annual Changing of the Guard event. were to become known as The fundraising events – dinners, risk benefi ted from a mentor Guardsmen, joined together to help raffl es, a Christmas Tree Lot – in relationship, particularly if it was Dear Friends and Strategic Fundraising Committee Scholarship Programs thriving, and disadvantaged children in the Bay order to raise money for local cultivated in a setting conducive Supporters, and newly created Development we encourage your support. Area. These young men recognized children’s charities and programs. todeveloping friendships (ex: Department continues to renew and that they were among the most Membership of The Guardsmen “the great outdoors”). Thus, The On behalf of The strengthen existing relationships We are hopeful that after reviewing fortunate members of society, who was established entirely through Guardsmen began a program that Guardsmen and with our donors while identifying this report you will fully understand had good careers, loving families, word-of-mouth, and the thrives today in order to send the children in our and cultivating new funding sources the signifi cance of The Guardsmen and many opportunities – past, organization quickly became at-risk children and youth to community whose lives we aim to to expand our network and increase as a community service organization present, and future. They decided a network of talented young summer camp: The Guardsmen enrich, and with great appreciation our revenue in order to positively and the valuable role you play in our they had a responsibility to “give individuals committed to building Campership Program. to all who participated and impact the lives of more children, success. Should you have questions back” in the interest of individual stronger communities. Over time, supported our efforts over the past our future leaders. or wish to provide direct funding children, and society at large. They national, state, and civic leaders During a strategic review on year, it is my pleasure to present to to The Guardsmen please contact were concerned that although began to formally recognize The the 50th anniversary of the you The Guardsmen Annual Report Even so, we continue to fall short our Treasurer, Robert Flowers, your at-risk youth were provided basic Guardsmen’s efforts and its vision organization in 1998, The for our 2013-2014 fi scal year. of providing camping and private Guardsmen friends, Director of necessities and helped by existing for impacting youth through Guardsmen identifi ed a need for school opportunities to all the Bay Development Heather Brewer, or me. civic and community agencies, enhanced opportunities. improved educational choices With the help of our families, friends Area children who could benefi t many children had no opportunity for at-risk youth, many of whom and colleagues from the private, from these experiences. As a result, Thank you again for support. to experience life outside the The Crystal Plunge Swimming were lost in an unresponsive and non-profi t, and business sectors, fi scal year 2015 will prove to be confi nes of an often harsh Team was one of the fi rst dysfunctional education system our all-volunteer membership has a year of great challenge for our inner-city environment. recipients of support when The that only reinforced cycles of worked hard to create awareness organization to cultivate interest for Guardsmen helped them travel to poverty and violence. To address for our purpose and raise funds our mission and raise the necessary Kevin W. Murray Beyond this desire to give back, Chicago to compete in the AAU this need, The Guardsmen in support of our mission. Our funds to keep our Campership and 69th President these founding members of championships. Several of the Scholarship Program was created The Guardsmen also enjoyed team’s members went on to win in order to provide partial private the camaraderie that came gold medals at the 1948 Olympics. school scholarships for at-risk from working together. The The Guardsmen’s fi rst efforts children and youth. 2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS Guardsmen recognized that they revolved around the importance could combine fun, fellowship of athletics and outdoor activities. Kevin W. Murray Patrick J. Gilligan Adam Wright President Counsel William R. Mastrangelo Justin S. Hildebrandt Bill Dentino Will H. Parker 1st Vice President Asst. Counsel Tyson R. Stevenson Adam Buttery Robert E. Flowers Vice President Andrew Gall Treasurer Michael R. Piro Ryan Nail Doug Lambert Vice President/Secretary Asst. Treasurer Justin Monfredini
2 John Pettus 3 THE GUARDSMEN 2013-2014 2013-2014 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS DONORS FY ENDING 9/30/14 Painted by CYO Campership Recipients
$100,000 or more SQOR Jennifer Cozzone 2013-2014 REVENUE BTIG, LLC Westley A. Stauffer Credo Paul E. Walker Daniel K. Cushing $20,000 or more John Walsh Todd R. Darling Levi Strauss & Co. Richard O. De Atley The Kimball Foundation $2,500-$4,999 David Dravecky 7% 18% INDIVIDUALS Catherine Arlin $10,000-$19,999 Stuart M. Gordon 1% BCCI Construction Company William F. Bartlett Hamilton Zanze & Co. FOUNDATIONS Sean F. Behr BlackRock Foundation Emily Hawker BlackRock Foundation ORGANIZATION/CORPORATIONS B R Cohn Charity Events Robert B. Hellman Clear Channel Worldwide 22% Barbara Callander Suzanne Hingel GOVERNMENT (0%) Marcus O. Colabianchi Gilardi & Co., LLC Karen W. Hoke Dan and Stacey Case Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. Kurt K. Houtkooper 49% MEMBERSHIP FEES Family Foundation Louise M. Davies Foundation Dave Johnson Deloitte ENDOWMENT Miller Law Group James Kaiser 3% Design About Town PNC Foundation Jim Kelly Equinox OTHER The Fairmont San Francisco Hotel Jeff Landry Andrew C. Gall The Olympic Club Foundation Richard Lapping Justin S. Hildebrandt Michael D. Liddle Hitachi Data Systems $5,000-$9,999 Javier Lopez TOTAL REVENUE: $1,652,321 Interstate Equities Corp Anvil Builders, Inc. James R. Loughmiller L.T. Murray Family Foundation Baker Family Charitable Trust Harish Mahanty Lilien Systems BCSP IV U.S. Investments, L.P. Robert W. Maier M West Properties Bloomberg L.P. Mark Day School William Mastrangelo Blue Shield of California Eitan Melamed Orchard Partners, LLC Bruce Bochy Victor Melinauskas 2013-2014 EXPENSES Performance Contracting, Inc. Boston Properties L.P. Mission Bowling Club, LLC Wade Pitts British Motor Car Distributors Ltd. Justin Monfredini PLUS Foundation Brooks Brothers Group, Inc. Michael Moran Ryan D. Prosser 8% Jerry L. Brooner Kevin W. Murray 9% Purcell Murray Company, Inc. 5% SCHOLARSHIP Challenge Dairy Products, Inc. Josh Myerberg Chris Reid Christensen Family Foundation Fredric C. Nelson CAMPERSHIP Christopher T. Roeder 13% Dodge & Cox Patrick O’Connor Rothstein, Kass & Company, P.C. Duane Morris LLP Will H. Parker MEMBERSHIP* Christopher T. Schaper Mrs. Donald G.Fisher Mark W. Perry The Bay Club GENERAL/ADMINISTRATIVE Robert E. Foster Janet Pettus USAA Real Estate Company 31% Greenberg Traurig Philanthropic Greg Pignati FUNDRAISING Hume Endowment Fund $1,000-$2,499 Platinum Advisors 34% ICAP North America Inc. AON Foundation River West Wines LLC OTHER YOUTH PROGRAMS Integrated Archive Systems Balanced Inc. Russian River Wines LLC Iron Creative Communication Edward C. Bartlett Brian R. Sabean Kerr & Wagstaffe, LLP Jordan R. Baucum Paul Sack TOTAL EXPENSES: $1,638,616 Kilroy Realty, L.P. Bruce Belding James and Nancy Saunders Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP Greg Biagi Ferdinand Schmitz * Membership expenses are McCarthy Cook & Co AAF BlackRock A. Horton Shapiro David M. Murray covered by Membership fees Victoria Boggess Silicon Valley Bank Michael Murray Norman Bouton Christopher E. Simpson NOVO Construction Marshall A. Boyd Sing For America Foundation Parallax Volatility Advisers, LLC Brogan and Son LLC Matthew C. Smith NET INCOME: $13,705 Paramount Group, Inc. Matthew P. Carbone Jeff Starkovich Parnassus Investments Chubbies Shorts Kirsten Strobel The Guardsmen 2013-2014 financials are preliminary numbers. Complete financial statements for The Guardsmen, Prologis Foundation Christopher A. Codik Surface Art audited by Robert Lee & Associates LLP, are available upon request. Audits are conducted at the beginning of the Shorenstein Realty Services LP Whiff Collins calendar year.
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DONORS (CONTINUED) DONORS (CONTINUED) Painted by CYO Campership Recipients Painted by CYO Campership Recipients
$500-$999 Tyler Nickerson Jennfier Harris Matt Clare Aldo Ibarra Charles H. Stuckey Advanced Wellness Luke W. Ogelsby Caley Heekin Thomas P. Cleary J. W. Mailliard Trust Hunter Sykes Dan K. Annan Bill R. Poland David M. Heilbron Jeffrey M. Coddington Joe F. Jacques Taps John Bickford Kevin Poor Laura Hunt William R. Cohen Heather M. Jones William D. Taylor Nicholas Bijur PopChips James E. Jolly Tom Connaghan Suzanne Kane Michael Temkin Richard B. Blackman Kimberlie R. Revai Andrew J. Kelly David E. Cookson Peter Kehrli Kyle Turk Steven Bono Sean P. Rooney Jeremy M. Kish Ashley Connors Charles Knuth Benjamin Tuthill Robert N. Bowles James R. Rottman Theodore Koltis Cliff C. Cummings Stephen Lanese Todd C. Upp Edward L. Bulkley Zane Rowe William Lammersen Michael DeGregorio Ann Laschever Joseph Can Orsdel Adam and Maureen Buttery My Sanford Quynh Le Michael Dipippa Robert M. Lee Naoko Watanabe Bruce and Barbara Callendar Dominic Sarica Eric Luhrs Steve Druskin Neil Littman Amy Webb Terrence W. Cavanaugh Robert Schmitt Jeff S. McFarland Matthew Durso Frank Maiorana Brian Westwater Anne M. Cecconi Taylor Schubert Glenn McWilliams Atomic Elroy Ken Mak James T. Wheary Citizen Space Charles Silverman Chris Messick Paul Erb Teresa Mannen Christopher White James Connelly Taina J. Steinberg Danielle Misko James P. Evangelista Phillip W. Marshall Dennis Williams Daniel J. Conway Robert B. Steinert Nesquik Jonathan E. Faller Sean McCallum Samuel E. Wilson Graham J. Coover Tyson R. Stevenson Craig Nile Jamie Fallon Sisita L. McDonald Frederick E. Wyler Crunch, LLC Karen Sullivan Simon Osindero Philip H. Fernandez Mark L. McNay David C. Cumming John A. Sutro Elizabeth Pantages Robert Flemer Paula McWilliam Andrew F. Curby Stephen H. Sutro Catherine & John Parker Brian Fleming Colby McWilliams Harold H. Davis John D. Tapley Ron D. Prosser Joe Fonzi Patricia Milazzo Brooks H. Doggett Riaz Taplin Andrew Reid W. Reed Foster Markham Miller William A. Domann Teespring, LLC Hussein Safa Dudley J. Fournier James Monfredini Brian R. Drue The Barbara & Jay Fritz Foundation San Francisco Baseball Academy Future Bars Martin E. Monfredini Charles Emanuel Victor Thomas Francie Soito Damon Gacicia Nick Morf David Escarzega Calvin & Mary Tilden John L. Sullivan Brian C. Gauck Ryan Morgan Doris Fisher Gary Tyrrell Sweat Republic Patrick J. Gilligan Jeffrey Morris Gregory Fogg Ryan Vogelsong Janette Talento-Lay Sarah K. Gilson Michael Moylan Douglas Gourlay David R. Walsh Steve Torgeson Kelly Givas Christine Murray Thomas Gram Trendy Tendy, LLC Glen Cove Marina, LLC Micheal J. Neuenfeldt $250-$499 Richard E. Hardy Dennis Varni Martin Guerriero Richard C. Otter Matthew Aljets Jennifer Heafey Samuel Wasserstein Elizabeth Hagan Jenn Pattee David Applegate Hound Shop, Inc. Damien M. Weiss Frank Hagan Molly Pengra Gary Arabian Bradford Jeffries Michael D. Hamilton Kelly Pettit Avanzare Chiropractic Sport Therapy $100-$249 John B. Keady Amber Hamilton Glynn M. Phillips Kathryn Z. Brown-Davis Mike Albarelli Thomas P. Kenefick Jon Harle John G. Phillips Lillian Buziak Amy Anderson James Krueger Brad Harlow William A. Quinby Cafe Des Amis Anonymous L.A. Giacobbi & Co. David Harrington Stephanie Read Peter Casey Cameron Baker Law Offices Of John G. Warner Mark E. Harris Joseph Rehrmann John J. Churton James Balise Meagan Leary Ann Harris Caroline Reich Sterman Sean W. Crawford Matthew Barber Carol and Barry Livingston Thomas W. Harris Monica Reilly Joseph M. Cunningham Jennifer Belardi David T. Lumbard Tyler Harris John A. Rigamonti Matthew Currie Andrew Benton Frederick Matteson Dan Hart Blair K. Roche Theodore R. Davies Neil Bhatia James M. McCabe Tawni Hart Eileen Rooney Bradley S. DeJean Richard A. Bohannon Paul McDonald Lain Hassall Edward J. Rothman fitmob Johnny Boynton Edward Meier, Jr. Richard Hayes Scott Russell Chuck Flanders Josh Brankman MG West Victor A. Hebert Vincent P. Scott Matthew Friedman Dan Briner Alden M. Mills Robert B. Henry Roula Seikaly Nima D. Gabbay Michael Bryce Morgan Stanley Robert Hielscher Kathy Shine Shuman Ghosemajumder Eugenia Callan Jim L. Morrone H. Langdon Hilleary Rachel Shipp Thomas W. Gille Kevin Chadwick Jean Munson Jon S. Hollyfield Jessie B. Singleton Brad F. Gillis Judy Chancellor Naked Juice Rex Huchton Tr Skender Richard Grossman Jason Chatterjee Kelly Nice Jesse Hunt Suzanne Smith
6 7 AUCTION PARTICIPANTS MATCHING GIFTS
$25,000 and above Jessica Cox William F. Bartlett Stephen C. Cummings Cushman & Wakefield of California, Inc. Stephanie Cunningham Goldman Sachs & Co. Bradley S. DeJean Mr. Rande Johnsen Stephanie Demasi Kingsford Capital Mgmt LLC Gregory Fogg Christopher A. Johnke $10,000-$24,999 Jeanette Lefevre Carolyn Betts Quynh Le Timothy W. Garry James R. Loughmiller Patrick J. Gilligan Monica Martarano-James Phillip W. Marshall Gregory McAdam Frederick Matteson Sisita L. McDonald Paul E. Walker Ruby Multani $5,000-$9,999 Kelly Nice Brent J. Gaulke Stephen Rehrmann Nathan Jones Kimberlie R. Revai Kevin Kennedy Mary Elizabeth Salyer David Morandi Dominic Sarica Josh & Kelley Myerberg Chad Specht William O’Keeffe Phaedra Starr Christopher T. Roeder Tyson R. Stevenson Sheila Shahabi DDS. Inc. Mike Stupfel Karen Sullivan Renee Verhaeger Ryan Vogelsong Stephen & Ann Sutro Painted by CYO Campership Recipients Stephen Walker $2,500-$4,999 Anjou Ahlborn $500-$999 Cameron Best Jeremy Affeldt Jeffrey D. Bogino Richard G. Ambidge Many employers Matching Organizations Peri Erickson-Brown Marcus O. Colabianchi Dustin Calkins BlackRock Matching Gift Program Michael Bryce Sean W. Crawford Jeffrey M. Coddington participate in a Chevron Humankind Jennifer Cozzone Graham Crow Charles Emanuel matching gifts Employee Engagement Fund Chuck Flanders Douglas J. Feliciano Jason E. Fellner Google Matching Gifts Program Mac Galindo Robert Fisher Andy M. Frieden program for their HSBC Philanthropic Programs Andrew Gall Jennifer Freeberg Michael B. Hall employee’s charitable Intel Foundation - Stuart M. Gordon Patty Hearne Brian and Jennifer Heafey Volunteer Grant Program Michael D. Hamilton James E. Jolly Henry Ivey contribution and/ MassMutual Matching Gift Center Jonathan E. Harle Caitlin Kilroy Joe F. Jacques Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Helen Lam Michael D. Liddle Neil Kay or volunteer hours. Morgan Stanley Foundation Patricia Lam Paul McDonald Bruce Keiser Some companies even Salesforce.com Foundation Maria Louie Jim Pedicini Javier Lopez The Benevity Community William Mastrangelo Dan J. Poritzky Shannon Lundgren match gifts made Impact Fund Edward Meier, Jr. Robert Luzzo Ron D. Prosser by retirees and/or UBS Josh Myerberg Elisa Redding Harish Mahanty Union Bank Tyler Nickerson Christina Resasco David M. Murray spouses. Check with United Health Foundation Craig Nile Brian R. Sabean Ryan & Jill Nail your employer today United Way of the Bay Area Patrick O’Connor Hussein Safa Micheal J. Neuenfeldt United Way Silicon Valley Simon Osindero Taina J. Steinberg Thomas Nicoletti and make an even Yahoo Matching Gifts Program Jennifer Sevigny Warren J. Strudwick Andrew Reid Rachel Shipp Matching Gifts are Made Possible By Michael Temkin Matthew Richards deeper impact with Matthew Smith Anonymous John Samotyj Paul Stankus $1,000-$2,499 your next gift to The Philippe Barret Leah Sanders Christine Su Caitlin Ashlock Jordan Baucum Charles Silverman Guardsmen. Raymond Tisler Edward C. Bartlett Tyler Brock Steve Torgeson Naoko Watanabe MeeSun Boice Katherine Townsend Kevin Chessen Todd C. Upp 8 9 IN-KIND DONORS IN-KIND DONORS (CONTINUED)
Cakebread Cellars Matthew G. Ball Oakland Athletics California Airways Black Stallion Winery Oakland Raiders Cococlectic Body Rok OG Photography Denise Maloney Interior Design Buena Lane Partners, LLC Ottimista Brian R. Drue Buena Vista William Patterson Dyer Vineyard Cable Car Clothiers Patz & Hall Winery Joe Fonzi Brian P. Carr Per Diem Restaurant Donald Fung Chateau St. Jean Precision Fitness Riccardo Gale Deborah Childs-Young Pride Mountain Vineyards Genius Wines LP Chubbies Shorts PRIME Napa Valley Golden State Warriors Coomber Family Ranch Wines Red Stitch Wine Group Deanna Gumina David Fulton Winery Chris Reid Thomas W. Harris Delectus Winery Robert Mondavi Winery Kris W. Jacob Dogwood Cellars Rudius Wines KHN Solutions, Inc. Downlite Runa La Rinconada Country Club Dutton-Goldfield Winery Salt House Larkmead Vineyards Embassy Suites Walnut Creek Sammy Oliver Salon Loring Wine Company Mark and Janet Epstein Scanlon Aviation, LLC Lynn Maniscalco Evening Land Vineyards Scott’s Seafood Grill & Bar Mayacama Golf Club Floating Golf Greens, LLC Sports Club/LA-SF John J. Micek Flowers Vineyard & Winery Stomper Company, Inc. Michael Merrill Design Studio Paul Friedland Robert Stone Midsummer Cellars John W. Garrett Stonestreet Winery O’Brien Estate Winery Goorin Brothers Terra Valentine Winery Original Joe’s Hagar Family Foundation The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco Pacific Rod & Gun Club Hey Lady Justin Thompson Pine Street Brewery John’s Grill TR Elliott $25,000 and above Tesla Motors Lagunitas Brewing Company San Francisco Opera Maurice Jones-Drew Trident Clear Channel Outdoor The Westin Snowmass Resort Lombardi Sports John Shelburne Keller Estate Tullamore DEW The Wine Foundry Mammoth Mountain Ski Area $10,000-$24,999 Sojourn Cellars Kevin Kennedy Uber Tol, Inc. Murphy Pearson Bradley & Feeney Juslyn Vineyards Speakeasy Ales & Lagers KPMG UC Berkeley Athletic Department Toyota Motors David M. Murray Paul E. Walker Stephen H. Sutro James Krueger Cameron Uecker Wells Fargo Bank Keith Nothacker Tarpan Studios Landmark Vineyards Dennis Varni $5,000-$9,999 William O’Keeffe $1,000-$2,499 Wallace Wertsch Jeff Loomis Jeffrey Wilson Chuck Flanders Opus One Winery Anchor Distilling Company Wilkes Bashford Luna Blu Restaurant Keith Wolff Thomas W. Flint San Francisco Brewing Co. Jordan J. Angel Williams Selyem Winery Mark Rueben Gallery Purcell Murray Company, Inc. Don M. Saxby $1-$99 Anonymous Massican Winery John Stubbs Schumacher Photography $100-$500 Causwells Arkenstone Maybach Family Vineyards Sea Island Ace Wasabi’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Golden Gate Fields Au Bon Climat Medlock Ames Winery $2,500-$4,999 Serenity Dental Spa Sushi Americanese Inc. HARROW Constellation Brands Kris R. Moe Barefoot Wines & Bubbly SFRI LLC Alfred’s Steakhouse One Hope Wine CordeValle, A Rosewood Resort Myriad Cellars Bloom That Benjamin V. Shih Alpha Omega Winery Wildeats Enterprises Credo Noir Lounge SF Blue Angel Vodka Simraceway Performance Driving Bacio Divino Cellars Stephanie Demasi Marcus O. Colabianchi Center Equinox Union Street Clark Coulbourn Southern Wine & Spirits Gustavo A. Fernandez Harold H. Davis Tyson R. Stevenson Firestone Brewery Five Stars Yacht The Brick Yard Foyt Family Wines / AJ Foyt Racing Shanendoah Forbes Von Strasser Winery Gap, Inc. Diana Hastings Gordon & Janet Webb Justin S. Hildebrandt Ghurka Jose Eber Patrick J. Gilligan $500-$999 Ken R. Laversin Ted Glenwright Anchor Brewing Company Prologis, Inc. Greenhouse Agency, Inc. Dan K. Annan Aaron M. Reuter Gustavo Fernandez Photography Barry’s Bootcamp Sephora Company Bradley Holdings Vince Bonanno Andrew Simon Kosta Browne Winery Bullit Bourbon
10 11 ENDOWMENT FUND CONTRIBUTORS TRIBUTE GIFTS
Tribute gifts may be made in memory or in honor of friends, colleagues, and loved ones. Treasured gifts, such as these, are directed to The Guardsmen Endowment Fund, so that the names of those we love and respect might live on in perpetuity. Endowment gifts establish a solid foundation and are permanently restricted in order to ensure funding for future generations. Remembered/Honored individuals are listed in green, followed by the names of donors.
DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF:
John Lillienthal Kjell Qvale Andrew Stone John Callander James R. Saunders Eugenia Callan Dudley J. Fournier Richard A. Bohannon Doris Fisher Jack Doyle Jack Borgwardt Frank Woods James Kaiser Richard C. Otter John H. Bickel James R. Saunders Images painted by CYO Campship Recipients James R. Saunders Calvin R. Tilden
Endowment gifts establish a solid foundation and are permanently restricted. Every gift to The Guardsmen Endowment Fund makes a difference and allows us to focus on maintaining and expanding funding for our programs, knowing that THE GUARDSMEN REMEMBERS AND CELEBRATES THE LIVES OF: our general operating support is secure and that we are providing for future generations.
$10,000 ESTATE DONATION Terrence W. Cavanaugh Eugenia Callan Dr. John Callander James D. Connelly Thomas P. Cleary David C. Cumming William R. Cohen $2,000 and above Brooks H. Doggett David E. Cookson Kurt K. Houtkooper William A. Domann Dudley J. Fournier Fredric C. Nelson Doris Fisher Thomas W. Gille $1,000-$1,999 Arthur J. Fritz Jonathan E. Harle Matthew P. Carbone Thomas Gram Mark E. Harris John L. “Jack” Doyle Milo S. Gates (Ned) Robert (Mac) M. McLeod Frank Montgomery Christopher A. Codik Richard E. Hardy Victor A. Hebert 1/17/1931 - 7/7/2014 4/25/1923 - 12/1/2013 10/13/1925 - 2/7/2012 Woods, 81 Richard O. De Atley Bradford Jeffries Robert B. Henry Passed away on 5/8/2014 Stuart M. Gordon Thomas P. Kenefick H. Langdon Hilleary Robert B. Hellman James Krueger Mark L. McNay James Kaiser Barry & Carol Livingston James Monfredini Robert W. Maier David T. Lumbard Martin E. Monfredini Mark W. Perry James M. McCabe Richard C. Otter Paul Sack Jim L. Morrone Charles H. Stuckey James & Nancy Saunders Bill R. Poland John L. Sullivan Ferdinand Schmitz Christopher T. Roeder William D. Taylor A. Horton Shapiro Sean P. Rooney James T. Wheary Christopher E. Simpson James R. Rottman Frederick E. Wyler Sing For America Foundation Calvin & Mary Tilden $1-$99 Matthew C. Smith David R. Walsh John H. Bickel John G. Warner $500-$999 Jay C. Mancini Richard B. Blackman $100-$499 Max Thelen, Jr. William “Bill” Shaw Andrew (Andy) H. Stone Sherman Welpton, III Robert N. Bowles Cameron Baker 8/18/1919 - 2/13/2014 9/18/1928 - 9/10/2014 Passed away on 2/15/2014 6/6/1934 - 2/16/2014 Edward L. Bulkley Richard A. Bohannon
12 13 FUNDRAISING GRANT HIGHLIGHTS MEMBER EVENTS HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS
TOP 25 FUNDRAISERS BOYS NIGHT OUT: BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS
Every year The Guardsmen’s 150 active Every year, The Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco match 100 girls with 100 women, and 100 boys with 100 men, members are expected to raise $3,000 CREATING AN CONTINUOUS IMPACT for two one-day “buddy” events filled with fun and games. This year’s theme was Time Machine where kids and their each for our programs. Members are buddies explored bowling during the Ice Age and made Tetris puzzles. They also went way back and built Ancient divided into 48 committees and are The Kimball Foundation has been a significant supporter of encouraged to work together in order Egyptian pyramids together. Kids also wrote letters to their future selves in the time capsule station. The Guardsmen The Guardsmen for the last seven years. In 2013-2014 to creatively involve local vendors, was happy to attend Boys Night Out again this year and look forward to many more to come! artists, and the community at large in The Kimball Foundation generously granted $25,000 to the fundraising process. our Campership and Scholarship Programs, bringing their cumulative giving total to $225,000. The Kimball Foundation Michael Rubenstein $29,500 provides opportunities for the at-risk and disadvantaged Matthew Bainer $25,813 youth in the Bay Area to improve the quality of their lives and Graham Coover $21,000 reach their highest potential. The foundation’s focus areas Timothy Kazul $20,000 David Murray $19,550 include College Access and Persistence, Cultural Enrichment, Marco Castaneda $16,090 Environmental Education, and Vocational & Workplace Skills. Kevin Murray $15,240 Joshua Stumpf $14,400 Grant Cleghorn $13,300
R. Casey Scollin $13,000 Guardsmen member Will Bartlett and Boys & Guardsmen members Kevin Murray & Gustavo Guardsmen member Marcus Colabianchi and Simon Wong $12,000 Girls Club member. Fernandez having fun with two Boys & Girls Boys & Girls Club member. Edward Meier $11,967 Club members. Justin Monfredini $11,811 CHILDREN HELPING CHILDREN: Joseph Yumang $11,527 A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO Bradford Davis $11,400 Zach Anderson-Gram $11,120 MARK DAY SCHOOL Joseph Kiernan $10,067 John Pettus $10,058 Every year the graduating class at Mark Day School (formerly St. CYO CAMP ARMSTRONG Brendan Hutchinson $10,000 Mark’s School) in San Rafael fundraises in various and creative Mike Schantz $10,000 ways in order to donate the proceeds to one international Stephen Sutro $10,000 In July of 2014 The Guardsmen was hosted once again by the incredible staff at CYO Camp Armstrong. Tucked Brian Cristol $9,692 charity as well as one local charity. This year The Guardsmen in Armstrong Woods outside of downtown Occidental in Sonoma County, the property is an amazing countryside Stephen Webb $9,647 was honored to be selected by the students as a recipient of a setting just a 90 minute drive from busy San Francisco. The Guardsmen members and their families got to spend a Charles Emanuel $9,632 $2,000 grant for our Campership and Scholarship Programs. day visiting with campers who had just begun their week-long session at the overnight camp. After spending lunch Keep up the great work, kids! together, The Guardsmen worked alongside the campers to coordinate food pick up, setting the tables and, ultimately, clean up. Everyone enjoyed skits put on by each cabin, as well as the multiple camp facilities, including the swimming MOST MEMORABLE pool and archery range. We’re already looking forward to next year and will be hard at work fundraising to support as FUNDRAISING many campers as possible. MOMENT OF 2013-2014 At the end of each year The A PRIVATE LUNCH WITH JOHN STUMPF Guardsmen hosts a Fund Drive Wrap Up event to celebrate the results of the year’s fundraising efforts. This year the This year CEO of Wells Fargo Bank and “2013 Banker of the Fund Drive Wrap Up was held at At&t Year”, John Stumpf, graciously offered one lucky auction winner Park, allowing members to channel a personal lunch with him, including a private chef in the Wells their inner Willie Mays and Barry Bonds Fargo board room and a behind-the-scenes tour of the Wells by taking batting practice and fielding Fargo Museum, personally led by Mr. Stumpf himself. With the balls. The highlight of this year’s help of CharityBuzz, Mr. Stumpf was able to raise a whopping event was a homerun by member Ryan Prosser, whose accomplishment $22,800 for The Guardsmen’s programs! A huge thank you to Mr. Rande Johnsen who was this auction’s winning bidder – generated $5,000 in donations by his Guardsmen member, Ed Meier and CYO archers. CYO staff members at Camp Armstrong fellow members. Congratulations to because of Mr. Johnsen we were able to send 40 more children Ryan and to our kids! to summer camp and provide 8 more students with scholarships.
14 15 SPECIAL EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
• The Guardsmen members volunteered over 6,000 hours at the Christmas Tree Lot • Over 2,900 people participated in our Presidio 10K Race • The Guardsmen members donated 90 Christmas trees to Holly Courts, the oldest public housing property west of the Mississippi Boys and Girls Club member and Campership • The Guardsmen’s events are made possible by 80+ local sponsors The Guard Dog hangs out with CYO Campers at the Tree Lot Recipient, Iesha, gives a moving speech at • Special Events generate roughly 60% of The Guardsmen’s total revenue the Sports Auction
Kids Day at the Christmas Tree Lot Annual Crab Feed at the Christmas Tree Lot Former SF Giants player Barry Bonds at the Sports Auction Start line of the Levi’s Presidio 10K Race A human foosball game at the SF Lawn Party
A Monopoly-themed Wine Auction was a The winner of the Run for the Roses Kentucky A Trap & Skeet Tournament huge hit! Derby event’s hat contest winner and participant A festive attendee at the Christmas Guardsmen member and bachelor Special guest J.J. O’Brien from The Tree Lot Party Joseph Rehrmann on the catwalk at Bachelorette offers a rose at The Guardsmen The Guardsmen Bachelor Auction Bachelor Auction
“Thank you again and again for donating such a gorgeous Christmas Tree to SafeHouse. This is the 5th year that we have benefitted from your generosity. We especially appreciated you bringing it up two flights of stairs and installing it in a leak-proof container. That was definitely the icing on the cake!”
– Carola Shepard, Board Member, San Francisco SafeHouse Bay Area dance party band, PopRocks, The Golden Gate Philharmonic youth orchestra Volunteers serving a delicious breakfast performs at the SF Lawn Party played for families at the Tree Lot at the Levi’s Presidio 10K Race.
16 17 CAMPERSHIP PROGRAM SUMMER CAMP IS A SAFE HAVEN: CAMP MENDOCINO
The Guardsmen Campership Program sends at-risk children and youth to summer camp in order to break cycles of place very near the Boys & Girls poverty through environmental education and stewardship, leadership training, and influential mentors. Campers must LAURA, 16 YEARS OLD Clubhouse in that neighborhood. be ages 6-17, reside in the Bay Area, and meet the Alaska Reduced School Lunch Program financial guidelines in order After years of sexual abuse against Desiree lives with her sister and to be eligible for a Guardsmen Campership. this young woman, Laura’s mother had arranged to relocate to another her mother. Her father has been state. During her first session at hospitalized for the majority of Camp Mendocino her father, who her life. She is given very little had chosen to overlook the abuse, motivation or encouragement in life, CAMP HIGHLIGHT: CAMP OZIKU claimed to custody officials that his however she exhibits an amazing children were being kidnapped and amount of intrinsic motivation relocated against his will. This led to excel. After the trauma of the to a volatile legal case and home shooting she was withdrawn, and environment. Laura was signed up not her usual joyful, engaging for one session at Camp, however, and helpful self. She remained at upon invitation she stayed for an Camp for 30 days, and was able additional 40 days in order to avoid to recapture her joyful self despite the harmful situation she would the depravity she faced at home. inevitably face at home. She went 15 other youth from Sunnydale home the morning of her court case. attended Camp this summer. Eight Within just a few days of leaving of which stayed for between two Camp, the courts allowed her and and four sessions. The healing her siblings to relocate. power of nature, a caring staff QUICK FACTS: of youth developers, self-esteem 2,121 children received a DESIREE, 12 YEARS OLD gained from skill development, and Guardsmen Campership This young lady was one of the the lifelong connections made at $526,370 was allocated to 16 “She feels more Okizu (oak-eye-zoo) comes from the keep them from enjoying activities many Sunnydale community Camp made a difference for this partner agencies Sioux language and means unity, that often are taken for granted. members that were present at group of young people that can confident and 17,545 total days of camp to come together, to heal from a And yet these children, like all the volatile shooting that took never be measured. empowered when hurt, to make whole. The mission of children, need the opportunity to she returns. I think Okizu is to provide peer support, grow, experiment, and discover respite, mentoring, and recreational independence. Okizu began CAMPERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS: she worries a lot programs to meet the needs of all with the belief that a residential AGE FOSTER CHILDREN 13% members of families affected by camp can be an ideal setting for less about cancer 6-9 years 21% childhood cancer. For more than 33 children struggling with cancer and is more positive 10-13 years 53% ETHNICITY years, Okizu has been committed to explore and enjoy a normal life for a healthy to the continuing support of experience, while interacting with 14-17 years 26% African American 41% future.” the Oncology, Siblings, Family, others who truly understand their Caucasian 16% Bereavement, and Teens-N-Twenties illness. Okizu quickly learned that AVERAGE MONTHLY INCOME Latino 15% programs. These programs are all family members, including the – Parent of an 11 year-old the result of a collaborative effort ill child, parents, and siblings, are <$1,500 29% Mixed Race 13% Oncology Camp Camper between Okizu and the pediatric impacted in powerful and unique $1,500-$2,499 25% Asian 6% oncology treatment centers in ways by childhood cancer. The $2,500-$3,499 18% Pacific Islander 1% Northern California. The specific opportunity for interactions with $3,500+ 15% Other 8% purpose of Okizu is to operate true peers and the strong sense of peer support programs for children community fostered by a residential and families affected by childhood camp environment provide valuable cancer based on the community- emotional and practical support for “Okizu is always a great place for me to come to terms with the reality of what I forming nature of a residential continuing the cancer journey, while went through, as well as what the other girls may be going through.” camp experience. Children who also allowing everyone to take a are diagnosed with cancer miss break from their routine and have a a normal childhood. Their illness, great time. – 17 year -old SIBS Camp camper treatment, and complications can
18 19 OTHER YOUTH PROGRAMS PARTNER AGENCIES
Through our long-established partner agencies, we know the children for whom we provide financial assistance are giving the TOUCHDOWNS FOR KIDS best environment possible to learn, play, and thrive. This year The Guardsmen gave 60% of the proceeds from its annual BTIG Trading Day event to Touchdowns for Kids. Every Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco time the San Francisco 49ers score a touchdown or field goal or record an interception or sack, Touchdowns for Kids makes Boys Scouts of America, San a donation to improve the lives of at-risk Bay Area youth. Francisco Bay Area Council Since its inception in 2011, TFK has provided more than $1 Boys Scouts of America, Mt. Diablo million to 15 youth organizations. The Guardsmen is proud to Silverado Council support the 49ers commitment to our community’s youth and Big City Mountaineers applauds its success both on and off the field. Catholic Charities CYO Devil Pups Girl Scouts of Northern California Golden Gate Boys Choir & Bellringers “Anthony is my maternal Lighthouse for the Blind & nephew and his 4 year old Visually Impaired brother and 3 year old sister San Francisco Boys Chorus have been in my care for 3 San Mateo Sheriff’s Office – S.T.A.R. months due to substance Program abuse and domestic violence Seven Tepees Youth Program issues. He has been through SOAR for Youth a lot but he is a loving and The Okizu Foundation The Salvation Army, Golden selfless, funny, smart, and State Division sensitive child. My hope is that YMCA East Bay $11,000 was dispersed GUARDSMEN 365 PROGRAM he gains confidence at camp, YMCA Presidio to 20 Scholarship makes friends and comes out YMCA San Francisco Recipients through Created in 2011, The Guardsmen 365 Program is helping at-risk youth of his shell.” Guardsmen 365 so overcome barriers by providing year-round support to children who are currently enrolled in our Campership and Scholarship Programs. Guardsmen that they could also 365 bridges the gap between these programs by seamlessly giving more – Campership Recipient Guardian receive a Campership. children the opportunity to receive both a Campership and a Scholarship. The Guardsmen plans to grow Guardsmen 365 by providing additional support for after school programs, tutoring sessions, school uniforms, and other school supplies.
20 21 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM LETTER FROM PARTNER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT SCHOOLS In commemoration of The Guardsmen’s 50th Anniversary, The Scholarship Program was created in order to address DEAR GUARDSMEN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: In recent evaluations of our the child education achievement gap in the Bay Area. Eligible students must reside in the Bay Area, be entering one Scholarship Program, committee of grades K-9, maintain a 2.5 GPA, and meet the Alaska Reduced School Lunch Program financial guidelines in order members came to realize that while I would like to thank you for giving my brother and me many schools were being served, to receive a Guardsmen Scholarship. The Guardsmen commits to each recipient throughout high school as long as scholarships to go to St. John’s School and thank you for the quality of their education to our the student remains eligible and continues to apply. Siblings are also given priority in order to ensure the deepest helping me have a chance to stay at St. John’s. My brother recipients was not being monitored or measured through the application impact possible within a family. Ryan is 12 years old and currently has been diagnosed with process. In order to maximize The Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in January 2014. He always Guardsmen Scholarship, committee wanted to go to St. John’s School. I am happy that he now members decided, and the Board of Directors agreed, that setting has this opportunity. My brother is in the hospital right now greater expectations for our partner and he does not feel well most of the time. On behalf of my schools would give our Scholarship brother and also my family, I would like to say thank you very recipients a far better chance at breaking the cycles of poverty, much with all my heart for helping my family. Ryan will be SCHOLARSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS: SCHOLARSHIP HIGHLIGHT: furthering their education, and able to be with me, and I will have the peace of mind knowing setting themselves up for success. GRADE MISSION DOLORES ACADEMY that he will be alright because I would always be there to The Guardsmen now currently K-5th 34% check on him at school. I am very happy that my brother and partners with 25 schools instead 6th-8th 31% of 75 and will continue to annually Mission Dolores Academy is an day hours where doors open at I have this opportunity. Recently my brother was accepted in choose to partner with those schools 9th-12th 34% independent Catholic K-8 school 7am and close at 6pm, allowing a public school that I felt was not the best environment for that are in line with The Guardsmen’s 115 families with 2 or with a history that dates to 1852, additional learning opportunities him because they may have not accepted my brother for who mission, produce high performance and graduation rates, and provide more children enrolled making it the oldest private school that students cannot get from he was and for his illness. It would break my heart if he were positive environments for their 13 Foster Children in San Francisco. It provides a schools with shorter, traditional teased or bullied. Now he has the chance to go to St. John’s students to learn and thrive. world-class primary education hours. By incorporating this school, a welcoming and heartwarming community where he to children from throughout the pioneering, educational concept QUICK FACTS: will be accepted for who he is and what he has because St. Bay Area with an emphasis on with these extended hours, Mission Archbishop Riordan High School John’s is a Catholic community and welcomes everybody. My 237 Scholarships provided educating underserved youth. 85% Dolores Academy has an amazing Bishop O’Dowd High School family and I are very grateful because we are going through 67 new recipients this year of its students receive some form success rate, with approximately Cathedral School for Boys financial issues right now ever since my brother became ill. He $1,900: average Scholarship given of financial aid, 60% qualify for 83% of graduates moving on to De Marillac Academy has to keep going back and forth to the hospital. The medical federal free/reduced lunch, and private or charter schools. Drew School expenses and bills have been very challenging for my family, over half will be the first in their The Hamlin School family to graduate from college. but my Mom and Dad do their best for us. I am very thankful Immaculate Conception Academy for that. We are a family of six, it is me, Ryan and my 7 year old Katherine Delmar Burke School Mission Dolores Academy, located twin brothers Sean and Andrew. My dad misses a lot of hours Mark Day School in the heart of San Francisco’s of work because he needs to be available for my brother. Mission District, recreated its In 2013-2014 The The grant is going to be very helpful for my family and we Mercy High School curriculum in 2011 by integrating Mission Dolores Academy Guardsmen was will always be thankful. We are very blessed to be part of St. online learning with traditional John’s School and to have been selected by The Guardsmen Northern Light School classroom instruction to establish proud to award 18 Scholarship Program. Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory a “blended learning” program. By Mission Dolores School of the Epiphany utilizing this data-driven program, Sincerely, St. Finn Barr Catholic School students benefit from a rigorous Academy students Nicholas St. Ignatius College Preparatory academic schedule with state-of- with a scholarship. St. James School the-art online lessons, combined with traditional teacher-led small St. John Elementary School group instruction. Furthermore, St. Peter School Mission Dolores Academy better St. Raphael School serves its students by providing Stuart Hall High School them with extended school The Nueva School The Urban School Town School for Boys
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2013-2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS 2013-2014 COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Marcus Colabianchi President Alan (Mac) Watters Treasurer Angel Island 12K Fourth Friday Membership Spring Sabbatical Paul Walker 1st Vice President Rob Flowers Asst. Treasurer Alan Walker Andy Benton Brian Drue Peter Boer Peter Boer 2nd Vice President Ryan Nail Counsel Tom Harris Eaven Horter Patrick Gilligan (Sec.) Jordan Baucum Brian Carr VP/Secretary Adam Wright Counsel Greg Varni Damien Weiss John Jaquish Mendocino Work Weekend Adam Buttery Board Member Bachelor Auction Fund Drive Kermit Claytor St. Patrick’s Day Lunch Justin Hildebrandt Board Member Sterling Burnett Adam Echter Mike O’Brien Kevin Murray Board Member Mike Piro Stafford Jacobs Bill Mastrangelo Michael Piro Board Member STAFF MEMBERS Rob Stangelini Casey Scollin Justin Monfredini Photography Patrick Gilligan Board Member Gustavo Fernandez Strategic Fundraising & Heather Brewer Director of Development Simon Wong William Mastrangelo Board Member Golf Endowments Hilary Lapping Will Parker Board Member Director of Programs Big Game Lunch Mike O’Brien Presidio 10 Matt Niehaus Taina Steinberg Tyson Stevenson Board Member Offi ce Manager & BBQ Events Ken Laversin Justin Adams Mike Piro Patrick Gilligan Zach Anderson-Graham Josh Stumpf Matt Partain John Pettus Kurt Houtkooper Dave Murray (Emeritus) Kevin Murray Technology & Bowling Night Spring Sabbatical Infrastructure Congratulations 2014 Inductees Sean Dublin Halloween Peter Boer Nathan Ferris Brian Gauck John Moore Jordan Baucum David Siegel JOHN S. BAKER MICHAEL P. BRADLEY JAMES E. KRUEGER Ryan Wagner John Jaquish Patrick Tobin (Emeritus) BR Cohn Wine Day Simon Wong Chris Foote Program Trap/Skeet Shoot b b b Ken Laversin Individual Gifts Jason Creech Matt Griffi n 1989 Bruce E. Beebe John N. Callander, M.D. John W. Chamberlain J. Michael Gallagher b b Andy Kelly Doug Lambert Justin Hildebrandt 1990 Richard M. Enos Charles E. Noble Albert E. Schwabacher, Jr. 1991 Robert S. Epstein BTIG Trading Day John Micek Dave Murray b b b Grant Cleghorn Edward H. Meister, Jr. James L. Walker, III Phillip R. Westdahl, M.D. 1992 Norman Michael Rubenstein Tree Lot b b b Brendan Hutchinson Scholarship Brad Seyffer H. Bouton, Jr. Richard H. Schutte C. Steven Swason 1993 Walter A. Haas, Jr. Robert W. Investment Mike McKinnon b b b Campership Maier Leo J. Murphy, Jr. 1994 John H. Bickel Terence A. De Voto Andrew W. Simpson, Doug Feliciano Gregg Wurster Treasurer b b Justin Hildebrandt Nick Koukopoulos Alan (Mac) Watters III 1995 John H. Baker Gary W. Guittard George N. Hale, Jr. 1996 William A. Bentley Second Saturday b b b Ian Thompson Paul Walker Rob Flowers (Asst.) Stuart M. Gordon Robert G. Little • Robert M. Tomasello 1997 William C. Callender Phil Barret b b b Century Ride/Tour Tree Lot Party John F. Galloway James Monfredini 1998 Alex E. Fagan Carl Livingston, Jr. David E. Lamplighter Tyler Brock b b Marshall Boyd Patrick Gilligan Mike McKinnon Jordan Angel Lumbard 1999 Herbert L. Damner, Jr . Bruce L. Scollin Joseph N. Wineroth, III 2000 Doug Feliciano Masato Kametani b b Justin Hildebrandt David C. Cumming Jay Q. Guittard Robert H. Tyler Foster Jeff McFarland Seniors Justin Monfredini b b Ryan Prosser Brian Carr Goldsmith John W. Stark 2001 Stanley R. Boyd Will Parker b b Lawn Party Dan Dillon Richard J. Guggenhime Joseph S. Lerer Mark K. GUARDSMEN Comedy Night Graham Coover Chris Lustic Waiting List b Josh Monfredini McDonald 2002 Earl V. Fogelberg, M.D. Joseph A. Thomas Hanagan Scott Thompson Will Bartlett b Alan Walker Neal Mueller Brian Blackman Van Orsdel Donald J. Winter 2003 Mark E. Harris Speaker Series b b Jerry Brooner Robert B. Henry Christian W. Lustic 2004 Samuel of Counsel Lies, Legends & Lore Jordan Angel b b Ryan Nail Wine Auction R. Co ey F. Stuart Kuhn Fredric C. Nelson 2005 HALL Marc Baluda Mike Taquino b b Adam Wright Steve Kapp Chuck Flanders Victor A. Hebert Gary M. “Sky” King Lawrence G. Special Events John Pettus Crab Feed Mike Pola b Phillip Marshall Aaron Reuter Tow nsend 2006 Kurtis R. King Martin E. Monfredini Thomas Hor Second Saturday b b Jeff McFarland Tyson Stevenson Bill R. Poland 2007 Stephen G. Ghiselli Stephen Justin Monfredini Phil Barret Tyler Brock Ryan Prosser b Greg Wurster E. Leveroni William T. Wamsley 2008 Stephen F. De FAME Mike McKinnon Chris Reid b b b Luchi Je rey J. Fenton Jay C. Mancini Scott S. Domino Tournament Sports Auction b b Andrew Morrison Marketing & Branded ompson 2009 Philip C. Bartlett Winston S. Chinn Events External Danny Annan b b b Will Noble Robert J. Simon Gregory A. Wettersten 2010 Michael J. Pola James H. Sutton Joseph Communications Adam Buttery b b E. Sweeney, III Charles H. “Bruce” Woodward 2011 Kevin Chessen Robert H. Staley Encampment Jordan Angel Josh Myerberg b b b Victor Thomas Stephen P. Starke 2012 Richard B. Blackman Michael E. Johnson Stephen C. Kapp Zach Anderson-Graham Damon Bruce b b b Adam Echter Kevin Murray Donald G. Fisher 2013 James R. Saunders David R. Hollister omas P. Cleary Beau Freyermuth Victor Thomas Will Parker
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