Annual Report Covering period March 1, 2015 - February 28, 2016 Stability Brings New Strength It was a great year for EAA. We are a traditional association, not one EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is a critical to often pat ourselves on the back, but there’s no denying we’ve had component of our financial performance every incredible successes this year that built upon our already solid year, and 2015 was no exception. The weeklong foundation. The numbers you see in the following pages show EAA is fly-in convention was better by all measures strong by every measure and has established stability at all levels of our compared to 2014, and the best in many years. organization that will carry our mission forward for years to come. We won’t stop ensuring that it retains its legacy Our growth can be directly attributed to you and the thousands of as the World’s Greatest Aviation Celebration. EAAers who have made our success possible through donations of time AirVenture Oshkosh has become a very and money. In an organization built by people who build and restore their important part of EAA. Our annual convention own airplanes, it goes without saying that involvement and a can-do and fly-in is the premier showcase for personal attitude is the backbone of EAA. aviation around the world and is both the What I find most encouraging about the state of this association is our barometer of success and the growth engine stability. The world of personal aviation faces more challenges than ever for all of personal aviation. Oshkosh, as it is before. The number of pilots, and the size of the personal airplane fleet, most commonly known, is the most prominent has been gradually declining, but in skies filled with turbulent air, EAA and shining example of how you, our members, remains a stable institution in the world of personal aviation. make EAA the global force it has become And even though the pilot population may not be increasing as fast as through your countless hours of volunteer work. it once had, EAA remains a vibrant, active, and growing community. While Our success in 2015 clearly demonstrates the aviation industry consolidates and faces challenges on many fronts, that our flight plan is solid, and we are on the our annual fly-in and convention here in Oshkosh shows consistent right course. But this is no time to throttle back. growth in attendance across all levels of member and industry We have made great progress in defeating participation. Additionally, our government advocacy programs continue threats to our freedom to fly, but it’s impossible to rack up a multitude of successes that protect your freedom to fly. to predict what new challenges will emerge One other important key to maintaining stability has been the without warning. That’s why your continued completion this past year of the leadership transition at EAA. For several support, through donations of time and money, years, I had served as volunteer president of the association in addition to are essential to maintain the positive stability my elected role as chairman of the board of directors. I am honored that EAA has achieved. after months of discussions, the board has now selected me as CEO and Thank you for making 2015 another solid and chairman of your association to provide consistent and stable leadership stable success for EAA. And if I could ask one for years to come. more thing, please consider becoming a Our energetic and experienced board of directors also provides the Lifetime member of EAA. It’s important to our stability we’ll need as we take on new initiatives that will grow your association, and a fantastic value for you association. Our mission — to protect and promote all forms of personal personally. As always, we’re very appreciative aviation — is clear, and the board’s prudent investment decisions and of you helping us grow the spirit of aviation. innovative program emphasis make EAA the definitive force in aviation. In fact, one of our most important programs, Young Eagles, continues to be the successful effort ever created to introduce young people to the world of aviation. When it was founded more than 20 years ago, Young Eagles was a way to celebrate the centennial of the Wright brothers’ first flight in 1903. The program was intended to last a decade leading to that anniversary. But through the thousands of flight and ground hours donated by our members, Young Eagles not only lives on, but also gains in JACK J. PELTON, critical importance with each passing year. In our fiscal year 2016, the EAA CEO and Chairman total number of Young Eagles flights neared the 2 million mark. An of the Board unimaginable number when the program began in 1992, and now Arnie Zimmerman at the controls of his Breezy. approaches its 25th anniversary and what’s sure to be a fantastic celebration at AirVenture in 2017.

72 Sport Aviation November 2016 Financial Performance The information presented here is from EAA’s audited financial statements EAA’s management and the board believe that the organization is on very for the fiscal year ended February 28, 2016 (or fiscal 2016). Copies of these solid financial ground. At fiscal year-end, EAA had total assets of $85.4 million, financial statements are available atwww.EAA.org/whoarewe. nearly half of which is available to cover our debt repayment, operating reserve EAA generated total income of $36.9 million in fiscal 2016, a decrease of requirements and, over time, investment in furthering the organization’s mission. $1.8 million or 4.7 percent from the prior year. The primary driver for this EAA had total liabilities of $21.7 million, an increase of $758,000 or nearly decrease in year over year income was a $2.2 million decline in the value of 4 percent. This includes increases in prepayments from AirVenture exhibitors EAA’s investments that occurred late in the fiscal year. Investment markets and obligations relating to Lifetime and multi-year memberships, offset by a have since recovered, and EAA’s investments have returned to their $600,000 decrease in long-term debt related to required repayment of principal approximate value prior to the market decline. This recovery in value will on our industrial revenue bond (IRB). become part of income results for the current fiscal year 2017. EAA’s net assets at fiscal year-end were $63.7 million, $1.9 million below Our underlying operations are healthy and continue to grow year over year. the prior year as previously discussed. Of this amount, $47.6 million (75 Excluding investment income (or losses), EAA generated income of $39.1 million percent) is unrestricted as to use, and $16.1 million (25 percent) is subject to in fiscal 2016, an increase of $1.7 million or 4.6 percent over fiscal year 2015. temporary or permanent use restrictions. AirVenture continues to be EAA’s largest source of income, generating EAA management and your board of directors believe that EAA’s financial $16.9 million or 46 percent of total income in 2016. This result was $1 million results in fiscal 2016 were consistent with the long-term plan to continue to higher than the prior year. Increased support from our commercial partners and improve the financial strength of the organization while increasing investment strong attendance driven by attractive programming, features and attractions, in programs and activities that bring value to our membership and drive and great weather were all factors contributing to this favorable result. measurable results consistent with its mission. EAA’s membership increased by roughly 3 percent last year to nearly 198,000 members driven by significant increases in student and Lifetime member categories. Dues income, which represents nearly $6 million or 15 Consolidated Statement percent of EAA’s revenue, was roughly on par with the prior year. Donations represent 16 percent of EAA’s income and are a critical source of of Financial Position support for activities that advance our mission of growing participation in February 29, 2016 February 28, 2015 aviation. In fiscal 2016, donations of cash, property, and services were approximately $6.1 million, up 6 percent from the prior year. Assets On the expense side, EAA incurred $38.8 million of operating expenses in Current assets $16,904,777 $15,679,492 fiscal 2016, an increase of $3.2 million or 9 percent over the prior year. As Pledges receivable less current portion 5,203 5,879 expected, AirVenture drives our largest category of operating expenses, coming Investments 24,173,410 26,358,475 in at $14 million or 36 percent of EAA’s total expenses in the past fiscal year. Property and equipment 68,023,389 65,734,591 The cost of putting on AirVenture 2015 increased by $900,000 or 6 percent over Less accumulated depreciation (40,770,757) (38,709,070) the prior year due to our decision to increase investments in programs, features Net property and equipment 27,252,632 27,025,521 and attractions, facilities, and visitor amenities. EAA management and your board believe that these investments played no small part in driving the highest Land 3,311,511 3,311,511 AirVenture visitor satisfaction rating on record during 2015. Display 10,514,041 10,516,841 Beyond AirVenture, EAA has programs that run throughout the year in areas Other assets 3,264,599 3,688,747 that include education; information resources; advocacy initiatives; and a range Total assets 85,426,173 86,586,466 of services that support builders, restorers, aircraft owners, and aviation enthusiasts of all kinds. Program expenses in fiscal 2016 were $10.5 million, up $1.1 million or 11 percent over the prior year. These program expenses Liabilities and net assets represented 27 percent of EAA’s total expenses. Current liabilities 10,726,745 9,754,302 JACK J. PELTON, Membership services expenses, which include our member call center and Gift annuity liability, less current portion 159,220 163,580 EAA CEO and Chairman all member acquisition and retention programs, were $6.2 million, up $164,000 Deferred compensation, less current portion 283,981 320,252 of the Board or nearly 3 percent from the prior year. Long-term debt, less current maturities 7,000,000 7,608,649 Management and general expenses totaled $4.6 million, an increase of Unearned income, less current portion 3,546,115 3,111,117 $747,000 from the prior year. Most of this increase relates to development of EAA’s information technology resources and capabilities including the website, Net assets mobile applications, social media presence, and core systems. Management Unrestricted 47,564,067 48,874,998 believes these expenditures were necessary to meet rising expectations of Temporarily restricted 2,839,059 3,200,287 service, delivery, and efficiency from the organization. Permanently restricted 13,306,986 13,553,281 EAA’s overall result for fiscal 2016 was a decrease in net assets of $1.9 63,710,112 65,628,566 million. Excluding the investment loss described earlier, EAA would have generated a modest increase in net assets from its operating activities. Total liabilities and net assets 85,426,173 86,586,466

www.eaa.org 73 Consolidated Statement of Activities February 28, 2016

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Consolidated February 28, 2015 Revenues, gains, and other support Admissions and registrations $11,463,090 $11,463,090 $11,000,859 Membership dues and subscriptions 5,781,108 5,781,108 5,777,040 Donations 1,226,892 3,077,364 62,830 4,367,086 4,055,564 Investment income (loss) (901,806) (974,682) (309,125) (2,185,613) 1,360,020 Merchandise sales 2,436,691 2,436,691 2,295,234 Advertising 2,745,101 2,745,101 2,913,846 Sponsorship 2,483,935 2,483,935 2,130,969 Rental income 5,049,208 5,049,208 5,028,408 Commissions and royalties 1,660,509 1,660,509 1,543,208 Donated services and property 1,695,882 1,695,882 1,392,931 Other 1,402,675 1,402,675 1,220,688 Assets released from restriction 2,463,910 (2,463,910) - -

Total revenues, gains, and other support 37,507,195 (361,228) (246,295) 36,899,672 38,718,767

Expenses Program expenses 10,543,634 10,543,634 9,461,907 AirVenture expenses 13,953,748 13,953,748 13,037,435 Membership services 6,249,603 6,249,603 6,085,506 Management and general 4,735,144 4,735,144 3,880,811 Cost of merchandise 2,106,499 2,106,499 1,899,183 Fundraising 1,229,498 1,229,498 1,199,786

Total expenses 38,818,126 - - 38,818,126 35,564,628

Change in net assets (1,310,931) (361,228) (246,295) (1,918,454) 3,154,139

Beginning of year 48,874,998 3,200,287 13,553,281 65,628,566 62,474,427

End of year 47,564,067 2,839,059 13,306,986 63,710,112 65,628,566

This report was compiled from the audit of Experimental Aircraft Association, Inc. and the EAA Aviation Foundation, Inc. recently completed by Grant Thornton LLP. Copies of the complete audit report, including footnotes, are available at www.EAA.org.

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74 Sport Aviation November 2016 Thank you to all of our donors and business partners across EAA and its foundation for your support. Whether you’ve provided financial contributions, in-kind donations, or simply the gift of time, we couldn’t have grown The Spirit of Aviation without you.

$250,000+ Dynon Avionics Covington Aircraft Engines Inc. Courtesy Aircraft Inc. Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co.* Embraer Executive Jets Eastern Aviation Fuels Norm DeWitt* James and Angela Thompson Anonymous Epic Aircraft Alan Eustace Scott Donnelly Unlimited Aerobatics USA Inc. Ford Motor Company* ForeFlight* Roland and Diane Fagen DTG Pyrotechnics* Dick VanGrunsven Hank Menke Stuart Fred* Tracy Forrest Margaret Eskridge Vesely Family Foundation Redbird Flight Simulations* FreeFlight Systems Randy Foutch E-Z-GO* Steuart Walton RIMOWA GmbH* GE Aviation Generac Power Systems* Fagen Fighters WWII Museum Wheels Up* * Global Aerospace Glasair Aviation Falcon Insurance Brad Worsham Goodyear Store (The)* Gogo Business Aviation* FedEx Express $100,000 - $249,999 HAI Jelly Belly Candy Company FltPlan.com $5,000 - $9,999 Aspen Avionics Hartzell Propeller Inc* jetAVIVA Flying High Coffee LLC* 4imprint* Aviall Honda Generators Doug Kelly Frasca International Inc. AeroLEDs BendixKing by Honeywell ICON Aircraft Joel Kleinman Estate of Dodie Gann AIG Aerospace Insurance Boeing Company (The)* * Norman Moyer GAMA Services Inc. Joseph Brown* Adam and April Jones Oshkosh Corporation* Klein and Karen Gilhousen AirFleet Capital Inc. Joe Clark JP Instruments Jack and Rose Pelton* Terry Golden* Allianz Daher Keith Kocourek Pepsi William and Gerry Griffith* Mark Aloe* Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Lightspeed Aviation* Priceless Aviation Products* Greg and Suzanne Herrick Arena Americas* University* Mahindra Aerospace John and Elizabeth Seibold* Michael and Maria Herman* Steve and Cindy Aughinbaugh* Evolution Aircraft Company John and Adrienne Mars Hal and Sandy Shevers Ken Hoffman Richard and Adrienne Beattie Garmin Ltd. John and Kay McCann Sonex Aircraft LLC* Hubbard Broadcasting Brent Blue GoPro* Mooney International Starr Aviation Foundation (The) Belinda Bryce James Hagedorn Corporation Ted and Grace Bachhuber Ideal Crane Rental* Tim Callahan Robert Hagedorn Motorola Solutions* Foundation Inc. David Kaplan Citation Jet Pilots Hamilton Watch Company* Multicopter Warehouse Tinker Murdock Family Fund Clay Keath Classic Jet Aircraft Association Honda Aircraft Company NATCA TruTrak Flight Systems William and Beth Knighton* Wyche and Rhonda Coleman Icom America* ONE Aviation* Sean D. Tucker* Monte Koch James and Ann Cooling Jeppesen* Quest Aircraft Company Joe and Carol Tumminaro David Lau Steve Durdin Kenyon and Mary Francis Follett Robert A. and Susan C. Wilson John Turgyan Myron Marsh* Bruce Fine Charitable Remainder Unitrust Foundation Tom and Carol Turner McDermott & Bull Executive Search Fullgraf Foundation Lincoln Electric* Sennheiser Aviation* Charlie Underbrink Andrew McKenna GES* Lycoming Engines Sky-Tec Flyweight Starters USSIC Aviation Norbert McLuckie Robert and Diane Gingell M&M’S* Superior Air Parts Joe and Connie Whisenhunt Bradley Mottier Gregg Guider Nikon Inc.* Tempest* Todd Winter Ed and Pat Noel James Harker Phillips 66 Aviation Walton Family Foundation Inc. Wipaire Inc. Northrop Grumman Corporation James Hefelfinger Piper Aircraft Inc. Williams International James Phillips Doreen Hillard Poly-Fiber Aircraft Coatings* Zenith Aircraft Company* $10,000 - $19,999 Plexus Corp. John “Jack” Hyland* Rockwell Collins Air Journey* Charles and Lynne Precourt International Society of Transport Myrt Rose* $20,000 - $49,999 Stuart Auerbach and Clay and Carol Presley Aircraft Trading Foundation Sporty’s Pilot Shop* Advanced Radiant Systems/ Marilyn O’Reagan Richard R. and Gretchen E. Jackson Walker LLP COOL-SPACE* Avfuel Corporation Harper Fund Jim and Cindy Janes $50,000 - $99,999 Aircraft Specialties Services Aviation Education Foundation David Robertson Donald and Nieves Jones Chuck Aaron* American Airlines Inc.* Tom and Hetty Ball Jeannie Rose* Herb and Carol Jorgensen* AeroShell* Austin E. Knowlton Foundation BBA Aviation Herman Rowland Richard and Karen Kimberly* AKG by Harman* B&C Specialty Products Inc. Better Aircraft Fabric S. Salman David and Florence Kleine* AOPA Buehler Aviation Research Colleen Blume* Dan and Keena Schwinn Thomas Marotta Aviat Aircraft Inc. Foundation Beau and Debra Bradley Scott Seibold Linda Mars Avidyne Corporation William Buerschinger Jerry Brown SS Pro Safari* Marsh USA Inc. Bose Corporation James Cavanaugh R. Ernie Butcher Richard and Susan Sugden Steve McKibbon Aircraft Company* Joanne Chaudoin* Central Carolina Community Richard Swenson NBAA Cirrus Aircraft Cleveland Wheels & Brakes/ Foundation Ronald Tarrson* Northeast Ohio Ford Dealers CubCrafters Inc. Stratoflex/ParkerAerospace* ConocoPhillips Frederick and Barbara Telling Advertising Association Inc.

*Level of gift includes in kind donation (i.e. stock, services, tangible property, auction lot, etc.) www.eaa.org 75 Oshkosh Corporation George Schwab Barry and Nancy Davis Mayo Foundation for Medical Scott Yanke International Sales John and Lurée Seeler D.J. Dondelinger Education and Research Fred Phillips Sensor Systems James Dricken David and Connie McCredie $500 - $999 Darren and Lisa Pleasance Daniel Shewmaker Jack Dueck Bruce McGregor Agnesian Healthcare Martin and Jolene Rice Rand Siegfried EAA Chapter 2 Inc. Jon McMurtrie Gregory and Beth Anderson Kenneth Roth Sisk Charitable Trust (The) EAA IAC Chapter 69 Inc. Elsie Meland Kenneth Anderson Michelle Rouch* Starr Companies Sharon Elske Michael Miller Jonathan and Julia Apfelbaum SmithAmundsen Aerospace John and Suzy Vette Arnie Evdokimo Kenneth and Lorraine Morris Ron Apfelbaum Frank and Joy Smith VGM & Associates Nadia Farr Ronald Muhlenkamp Allan Robert Badrow Nancy Staley Andrew Walter Bruce Feldstein Charles and Diana Nogle Bartolottas* Robert and Wendy Stallings Ward J. and Joy A. Timken Financial Resource Advisors Janice Odell Ben Bashinski Temperature Systems Inc.* Foundation (The) Lee Fischer Cindy Paikin Theodore Beidler Ed Turley Wreyford Family Foundation Fletcher Family Foundation Steve Peckar Donald Beirdneau Walters Family Trust Anne Wright David and Mary Flinn Melissa Pemberton Bernard A. Chapman Family Fund Thomas and Carol Wathen Peter Zajkowski Donald Forslund Mark and Joan Peterson Best Process Solutions Robert and Susan Wilson James and Alison Zimmerman Benjamin Freelove Pat and Barbara Walters Phillips Steve Beuttel WAI Mark Fullerton Warren Pietsch Capt. Bob Boegelein $1,000 - $2,499 Greg Gajus Tom and Sharon Poberezny* Gerald Boles $2,500 - $4,999 Park Adikes Gemco Aviation Services Inc. Lowell Powers Brooks Brothers* 345th Bomb Group Association Ron Alexander Helen Goetz* Radial Engines Ltd. Mary Pat Brown Adikes Family Foundation (The) Alan Amdahl John Goodloe Timothy M. Raupp Pete Bunce AeroShell Aerobatic Team* Joseph Astrologo James Gorman Reno Air Racing Association* Curtis and Debra Burton Marc and Amelia Ausman Mikel Atkins Ken Graham Jerry and Peggy Riedinger Butler Parachute Systems Inc. Eileen Bjorkman AvPlan EFB Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Rich Green Aniceto and Susan Rivera Robert Carmean James and Cathy Blessing Aylward Family Foundation Inc. Greenway Foundation San Diego Air & Space Museum* Patrick and Jennifer Carroll David Broadfoot* Bacchus* Michael Hackwith John and Cindy Sapp J. Cashen Brown Family Survivors Trust Foster and Lauren Bachschmidt Michael and Sheela Hall Robert N. Schaub* Centennial Bank Color Vibe LLC Billy and Ina Faye Baggett Bill Hampton Dennis Schell Ron Chadwick Continental Motors Gary and Mary Baker Charles Harris Kenneth Schmetter Dave Chaimson David Dixon George Baker Robert Harris S. and Julie Schmid Karla Chapman Draken International Rufus E. Barnes III* Dolores Hicks Pat and Cathy Schmitz Chapter 91 Dissolution Proceeds EAA Chapter 1397 Inc. Eric and Tamra Barto Tom Hildreth Schneider Family (The)* Mark Chenier EAA Chapter 704 Inc. Tim Bauer James and Cheryl Hilleshiem William Scott Scott Church EAA IAC Chapter 24 Inc. Butch Bejna* RC Hobby Center Inc. Donald and Judy Seibold William Clements EAA IAC Chapter 89 Inc. Rob Bender Lisa Holland Sensenich Aviation Division* Code 1 Aviation John and Barbara Elford Bill Ramsey Inc. Realtors John Hornibrook Jose P. Setka Matthew Cohen Buzz and Janet Elliott Thomas Bitters Michael and Billie Howard Seven Seventeen Credit Union Wes Collier Howard and Jackie Feinstein Jeffrey Boerboon Brett Hunter Shields Asphalt Paving Dannie Collins Freedom Fest Inc. Raymond Bottom International Fellowship of Erich Sixt Sue Cook Lawrence Gallaway Dallas Bowling Flying Rotarians Edward and Cailie Skalniak John Couzelis Greiner/Schmidt Motor Jon and Ann Bowman Leo Janssens Jeff and Barb Skiles Timothy Craft Company Inc. Ray and Penny Bowman Cameron Jaxheimer Michael Smith Henry and Susan Cronister Jack Harrington Paul Branham JPMorgan Chase Bank Daniel Smokovitz Crown Motors Hiller Aviation Museum Richard Broderick Kalogerou Enterprises Inc. Special T28 LLC Matthew Daly HistoricAviation.com* Justin Brown Alan Kane Fred and Carol Stadler Linda de Lissovoy Robert Holland Steve Brown Richard Kane David and Jan Stadt Jon Dekko Dennis Hourany Patrick Buckles Pete and Nancy Kelley Cecelia Stratford Robert Denton Nathan and Christa Houser Pat Buhr* Paul Keppeler* William Talen Diane Dickmeyer Innovative Construction Steven Busch Jay Kislak John and Nora Teipen John Dimattei Solutions* Butler County Tourism Board & Dale and Patty Klapmeier Terry’s Ford David Doherty Larry Kelley* Convention Bureau Jason and Tina Kreidler Thomas J. Rolfs Family Eric Donofrio Ben and Audra Lee Harold Cannon Dagmar Kress Foundation (The) Susan Dusenbury Daniel and Cate Majka Sherry Carbary Lynn Krogh Goodwin Thomas EAA Chapter 1219 Inc. Lance Mortensen Robert and Kathleen Charles Thomas Kromer Gene Traas* EAA Chapter 170 Inc. Stanley Moye Christenson Chevrolet Inc. Robert and Susan Kupon Eric Treland EAA Chapter 186 Inc. MT-Propeller Entwicklung GmbH Mark Clark Don Lange Donald Turner EAA Chapter 93 Inc. Grant Norwitz* Classic Fighters Airshows* Carla Larsh John and Mary Wacker John H. Edwards Mark Nowosielski Robert Clontz Thomas and Denise Larson John Watkins Robert Ehrenreich* Pacific Aviation Museum Kevin Coleman Dana Lasley Leonard Weiser Everything Pitts LLC Pearl Harbor* Dan Collins Arthur Loring Richard Weiss Debra Fanjoy David and Clair Pasahow Commemorative Air Force Richard and Suzanne Luke Cody and Jackie Welch Trent and Gwen Ferris Geoff Robison John Cronin Lynn Spencer Oswald Living Trust William Whiting First Article Inc. Peter and Fawn Rogers Andy Cunningham Steven and Diane Maier Mitchell Wild Phillip Fogg Ron Rose Dan Deery Toyota-Scion Phillip and Stephanie Martineau Darrell Wilson Dave and Pat Forbes Ryan Family Charitable DP Air Corp. Joseph Masessa* Chad Wilton John and Maria Gaither Foundation George and Kathi Daubner Douglas Matthews Tom Wise Richard and Pat Graham*

76 Sport Aviation November 2016 *Level of gift includes in kind donation (i.e. stock, services, tangible property, auction lot, etc.) Rex Gray Kriya Shortt Russell Corn Judith Linn John Thomas Joe Grill Geri Silveira* James Courtney* Ralph Lloyd Edward Titcomb James Hamilton Michael Smith Gerald and Virginia Cox Lockheed Martin Alec Toy Cui Hansheng Vincent Spence Bruce Crew Ralph Love Lee Van Zeeland James Harris Scott and Rosa Stevinson Carl Davis Douglas Lovell Melvin Volz Raymond Harris Timberlee Tamraz Grove Jeffery and Tamera Davis John Mac Laren Jonathon Waggoner John C. Harrison Kenny Tan Michael Dolphin Kent and Jennie Marquardt Paul and Lisa Walter Heritage Aero Jordan Tarver Frederick Duckloe George Martin Edward Warnock Michael Heuer TDFJ Inc. Bruce Dunkle Tom Martin Ken Weinberg E.E. “Buck” Hilbert* Thomas Thomason EAA Chapter 1 Inc. Peter Mathisen Cynthia Werneke Leon Hinkle Carson and Marjean Thompson EAA Chapter 1236 Inc. Frank McKee Bill Wesp David and Ann Hoffmann Mark and Trish Van Tine EAA Chapter 260 Inc. Robert McRoy Chet Whitehair Sue Hostler Lucille Vernon EAA Chapter 292 Inc. Richard McShane Steven and Barbara Whitney Linc Huffman Leah Vickers Marincovich EAA Chapter 602 Inc. Mario Mena Marqua Lee Wiegman International Cessna 195 Club Curtis Waltz EAA Chapter 70 Inc. Gary Milhous John Wilhite J.C. Lewis Ford William Watson EAA Chapter 770 Inc. Steven and Sue Miller George Willford Johnson Ventures WE Energies Foundation Gery English Mills Touche* Jacqueline Williams Gary Kelson Douglas Webb Ercoupe Owners Club Kenneth Moore Robert Wilson Thomas King* Julie Wegner* Brett Etter Willard and Janice Morauski Mark Winter Alan Klapmeier James Wheaton Isaac Faibisoff William Morgan WPPA John Kline Dianne White Susan Forbes Pat Murphy Rodney Wise Stephen and Elinor Kline Jerry Wilke George Forster Pat and Dolores Murphy Michael Wotherspoon Jim Lahey Steven Williams Brian Fox Josh Nealey Theodore Zylstra Nicholas Lamina Nelson Willis Frankard Foundation Grant Nielsen Charles Largay Brian Winney Kim Furst* Scott and Courtenay Nilges EAA Foundation Directors Walter Larkin Ed Woods Tom Genovese Lynn Ojala Chuck Ahearn Paul and Peg Larson Craig and Denise Woolston Beverly Giffin William O’Neil Louie Andrew Larry Lee Charles Yanke David Goelzer Brendan O’Rourke Suart Auerbach Leonard’s Bakery Ltd. David and Eloise Zeller Michael and Karin Goulian Robert Penton Eric Gurley Stephen Lepper Barbara A. Koehler Gringo Daves Gary L. Petersen Jon Jacobs Joseph Leverone Riccardo Guglielmetti John Pickard Jack Pelton James Libiez $250 - $499 Adele Gyllenswan Dwain Pittenger Carl Lueking Tony Ambrose Sandra Haak Preston Plous EAA Board of Directors Donald Mack American Transmission Nelson Ham Robert Powers Suart Auerbach Kristie Malone* Company Scott and Janet Hartwig John C. Prince III Marc Ausman Michael Marotta Gary Amey Ronald Heberlein Purvis Brothers Inc. Richard Beattie Ronald McCormick Gary Anderson Robert Heiber Craig Raabe Richard Beebe II Bill McLean John Arnold Travis Hellmer Randall Rakovec Joe Brown Scott Meadows Tom Bailey Lawrence C. Henry* David Randal Harold Cannon Terry Michmerhuizen* Daly Bales Richard Hester Anthony Rankin James E. Clark Colleen Milburn Patricia Bass Earl Hill* Mark and Susan Ranstead Barry Davis Mitchell Miller Hobart Bates Charles and Hattie Hinkle Walter Rasor Norm DeWitt Richard Moen Norman Beachum Scott and Le Ann Hinton Grove Rathbun Jack Dueck Montrose Ford James Behel Renee Holstein Debby Rihn-Harvey Eileen Drake Judy Moss Linda Bennett Paula Huggins Rhett Ross Mike Goulian Wendi Nelson Michael Benton Kenneth Hunt Nevada Ryan Jack Harrington Nevins Family Foundation Michael Bergt Warren and Sindie Hurd Richard Sanders Mike Heuer David Nigri Mitchell Beyler Palmira Janusonis Tyrell Schiek Alan Klapmeier Paul O’Ryan Anthony Blume Robert Jenkins Tim Schmidt Keith Kocourek Pallotta Ford Wayne and Carolyn Boggs James Johnson Kurt Schnackenberg David Lau Preston S. and Barbara J. Parish Ronald Boice Laura Jones Rob Scholl Carla Larsh David Patton Thomas Bresnahan Virginia Jones Hubert Sieh Daniel Majka Patricia Polehla Richard Bristow Ron and Kelli Karpinski* Todd Siems Phillip M. Martineau Jamon Pruitt Priscilla Brockett Frank and Suzie Kashinski Mike Slife* David Pasahow William Rewey Gary and Janet Brossett Eric Kaufman Peggy Sloyer Jack Pelton David Rimmer Jack Bulwidas John Kephart Mark Smerak Jim Phillips Terry and Kay Ross Linda Burdette Julia Kirchenbauer Richard Smith Darren Pleasance Paul Roth Bruce Burkhalter James Klick Stephen Socolosky Charles Precourt Doug Rozendaal Charles and Candace Burtch David Kloss Nanci Sorensen* Geoff Robison Frank and Janet Ryndycz John Butler Mark Kolesar William Speer Dan Schwinn Saber Engineering Inc. David and Wanda Clark Thomas Kuzmik Ronald Stanford Louis Seno, Jr. Jirair Sarkissian John and Diane Coe Dennis Labbe Monica Stankus Alan Shackleton Scaled Composites* Sydney Cohen Jim Labre Michael Stephan Dick VanGrunsven Charles W. Schnatter Sherry Coley Luke Lachendro Jesse Stutts Mark Van Tine Larry Scurlock John and Margarete Cooke Barry and Rachel Leslie Denny and Toni Talbott Rick Weiss Gene Selchow Elizabeth Copland Mary Louise Lewis Gordon Thistle* Cody Welch

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