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Live Auction Catalog Welcome Good Evening! On behalf of Board members and staff of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County, I would like to welcome you to our Grand Gala. Tonight I would like to ask you to join me in celebrating and giving recognition to the staff, volunteers, and contributing members of our clubs. Through our 17 clubs we provided services to over 16,000 kids last year. Even though we are all facing an uncertain and challenging economy, our team has succeeded in expanding support for an ever increasing number of kids in need. Our clubs don’t get a lot of attention. They are located for service, not for visibility. They quietly provide a safe place for kids. They offer daycare services and they feed many children that would not otherwise get the food and nutrition they need. Kids in our clubs will be found doing homework, making friends, playing sports and games, and being mentored and guided by positive role models. Our clubs build futures and create opportunity where opportunities are rare and futures dim. We do great things, but we need your support. Tonight you have the opportunity to invest in our kids. Your investment will be used to build the very foundation of the future of our community: our youth. As a stockholder you will receive regular dividends: safe kids; healthy, nourished children; kids ready and able to learn; young adults with opportunity and prepared for success. I hope you have a very enjoyable evening and I would like to thank you in advance for your generosity and sacrifice, and for joining me in investing in our kids, our community, and our future. Greg Lineberry President of the Board Evening Program 5:00 - 7:00pm Champagne reception and silent auction Sponsored by Union Bank 6:15pm Red Section closes 6:30pm Blue Section closes 6:45pm “Almost Live” White Section closes 7:00pm Dinner is served Live Auction begins Sponsored by Frontier Communications Welcoming remarks Greg Lineberry, Board President Master of Ceremonies Marci Volmer, Snohomish Club Unit Director/Area Director Special Speaker Antonio “Tank” Pruitt, Everett Club Auctioneer Don Jones, Stokes Auction Group Pick-A-Prize Take a chance to pick your favorite Live Auction item! Before the bidding begins, purchase a raffle ticket and for $50, you get the chance to take any of tonight’s Live Auction items off the auction block home with you (with the exception of Item 16, Top Gun). Only 150 tickets will be sold tonight! Centerpiece Auction On each table sits a unique hand blown glass masterpiece created especially for our auction guests tonight by Robert T. Mitchell. Find your favorite and for $150, you can take it home at the end of the night! Thank You Sponsors Title Sponsor Inspire Sponsor Hope Sponsors Thank You Sponsors Opportunity Sponsors Thank You Sponsors Title Sponsor Success Sponsors Hyundai of Everett Fluke Hogland Transfer Company Inspire Sponsor Network PC Engineering Alfy’s Pizza Northside, Inc Puget Sound Kidney Centers Hope Sponsors Vine Dahlen BNBuilders, Inc. Whitfield’s United Insurance Agency, Inc. Brown & Brown Insurance Comcast Mentor Sponsors Elite Vending Elizabeth M. Campbell Everett Bone & Joint Harris Ford Fred Meyer Kohl’s - Marysville Tulalip Resort Casino Molina Health Care Wells Fargo New Leaf Landscaping, Inc Orkin Commercial Services Opportunity Sponsors Phresh Coat Painting 2812 Architecture Western Hardwood, Inc BECU Boeing Friend Sponsors Cascade Collision Center, Inc Bruce Hauglie Insurance Agency Columbia Bank Clearview Glass Company Electronic Business Machines Department Graphics Farmers Insurance - Shelly Walkley Evergreen Security Systems Frontier Communications Frank Lumber The Doorstore Kayak Point Golf Course Port Gardner Management, Inc. Pepsi Bottling Group S & S Roofing, LLC Pignataro Volkswagen Stokes Auction Group, Inc. Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians Walmart - Everett Sonitrol Wrecking Ball Demolition Union Bank Thank you 2011 Auction Chair Table Sponsors Mary Wetmore Brien Ford Coastal Community Bank Gaffney Construction Table Captains Stacie Girard Tony Alsted Kristine McDuffy Tod & Margaret Johnson Aaron Amaral Lisa McKeirnan Curt and Pamela Marsh Melaney Anderson Gary Micallef Marysville Rotary Ken Baldwin Rhonda Mietzner PCF Management Services Howard Barker Mike Neumeister Tulalip Resort Casino Jan & Gary Barnes Mike O’Donnell Whidbey Island Bank Wayne Brown Brandon Olson Workable Solutions Joe Bullis Brian Olson Lori Butner Jennifer Rancourt Mark Carter Casey Salz Board of Directors Adam Clark Kyle Schmidt Greg Lineberry, President Diana Clay Makenna Sherer Diana Clay, Vice President Roy Colistro Pat Sievers Joe Gaffney, Treasurer/Secretary Todd Echelbarger Brian Sloan Carolyn Eslick Kym Smith Melaney Anderson Kristine McDuffy Russell Flournoy Jim Stephanson Wayne Brown Rhonda Mietzner Ed Frye Scott Strand Gigi Burke Brandon Olson Joe Gaffney Michael Swanson Todd Echelbarger Jennifer Rancourt Stacie Girard Deborah Tagliavore Carolyn Eslick Jon Sand Rob Grannum Bruce Thompson Rob Grannum Sterling Sankey Ryan Haines Marci Volmer Ryan Haines Mel Sheldon April Hogan Shelly Walkley Mark Hatch Jim Stephanson Tony Indelicato Troy Weaver Dominic Ivankovich Scott Strand Dominic Ivankovich Jim Weber Tod Johnson Deborah Tagliavore Tod Johnson Katie Wetmore Troy McClelland Ken Kettler Mary Wetmore Greg Lineberry Shawn Yanity Live Auction Item 1 Item 2 Full Bloom Dawg Days Enjoy beautiful, fresh cut flowers each Root on your favorite team with two tickets month for a year. Each professionally to watch UW vs WSU for the Apple Cup arranged bouquet comes in a clear glass and then spend the night at Hotel Vintage container wrapped in a tropical Ti leaf. Park in downtown Seattle. Free floral food and care instructions with Saturday, November 26, 2011 each arrangement. Give yourself or a CenturyLink Field, Seattle special friend a gift each month. You will also receive 4 premium tickets Value: $900 when Arizona comes to town! Thank you Saturday, October 29, 2011 Tulalip Resort Floral Husky Stadium Value $1,200 Thank you Tod and Margaret Johnson Hotel Vintage Park Live Auction Item 3 Item 4 Date Night Done Right! VIP Table for the Kids Treat yourself and someone special to Grab the best seat in the house for you luxurious comfort and feel a world away and nine friends at a VIP Table for the with overnight accommodations in the 2012 Reach for Stars Grand Gala Auction! 750 square foot Orca Suite at the Tulalip Resort Casino. The suite includes a Host your guests at the most elegant table whirlpool tub, separate living room, and in the front of the room. Special linens, fine floor-to-ceiling windows. dinnerware, one-of-a-kind centerpiece, wine selection and an extraordinary Package includes: dessert are just some of the surprises that Overnight stay for 2 await you. 1 signature T-Spa massage treatment $25 dining credit at Tulalip Resort Casino Value: Priceless Value: $1,000 Thank you Union Bank -Everett Branch Thank you Stadium Flowers Tulalip Resort Casino Live Auction Item 5 Item 6 Medicine Eagle Mask LaChaussee Blown Glass This beautiful mask was carved by local From their home based studio on Whidbey artist Kelly Moses. Kelly is a master carver Island, this family glass blowing team who has created masks for dignitaries creates art from liquid molten glass that around the world. reflects their skills and innovation. This piece is mouth blown and hand shaped. As a member of the Tulalip Tribes, he collaborated on the totems that are in the “We hope the play of light, color, and lobby of the Tulalip Resort Casino Hotel. shape reflect the enjoyment of the art This mask will make an outstanding of making it.” addition to your home or business. Value: $2,000 Value: $2,000 Thank you Thank you Dan, Joi and Aaron LaChaussee Kelly Moses Live Auction Item 7 Item 8 Dream Vacation Stock Your Cellar Fly away to your choice of various This massive collection of wines has a destinations from the stunning sunsets of variety of reds, whites and dessert wines Hawaii to the charming beaches of Cabo that can be paired with any meal San Lucas. With Platinum Interchange, you and any occasion. can customize your vacation to your preferred dates and locations. Hundreds of Find your new favorite from this eclectic choices are available, from condos to array of wines. This is perfect for wine hotels to charming inns. lovers or your next big event. Your package includes: Value: Priceless 1 week in a timeshare $600 air travel voucher at a local agency Thank you The Many Supporters Date to be mutually agreed upon of this Year’s Auction Value: $1,600 Thank you Ben & Barbara Cain Brien Ford Destiny International Travel Live Auction Item 9 Item 10 James Madison Jake Locker Autographed Paddle Jersey & Photo Renowned artist and past club member One of the greatest quarterbacks of all James Madison hand carved and time at the University of Washington, the painted this paddle especially for our Ferndale High School grad has become a auction tonight. hometown hero and a favorite player of UW fans. James’ “story poles” are a spotlight feature at the Tulalip Resort. His This framed autographed jersey and legendary artwork is also displayed in 16”x 20” autographed picture is a great galleries across the country. reminder of the quarterback that laid the foundation for the resurgence of Value: $1,800 Husky football. Thank you Value: $800 James Madison Thank you Jake Locker Rochelle’s Picture Perfect Live Auction Item 11 Fantasy Golf Kayak Point Golf Course Put together a foursome and enjoy yourself at this Stanwood course. Mill Creek Country Club With Gene Hertzke as your host, enjoy a round of golf for 3 people, including lunch. Coyote Creek & Eagles Talon Golf for 4 at two courses at the championship quality Willows Run Golf Complex in Redmond. Sycuan Resort Complete your golf fantasy at Sycuan Resort, the premiere San Diego golf vacation destination.
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