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Season 08/09 CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 2008–2009 Season Sponsors The City of Cerritos gratefully thanks our 2008–2009 Season Sponsors for their generous support of the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. Season 08/09 YOUR FAVORITE ENTERTAINERS, YOUR FAVORITE THEATER If your company would like to become a Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts sponsor, please contact the CCPA Administrative Offices at (562) 916-8510. CCPASeason Associates 08/09 CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS THE CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS (CCPA) thanks the following CCPA Associates who have contributed to the CCPA’s Endowment Fund. The Endowment Fund was established in 1994 under the visionary leadership of the Cerritos City Council to ensure that the CCPA would remain a welcoming, accessible, and affordable venue in which patrons can experience the joy of entertainment and cultural enrichment. For more information about the Endowment Fund or to make a contribution, please contact the CCPA Administrative Offices at (562) 916-8510. Benefactor Aldenise Belcer Robert Dean Beryl and Graham Gosling $50,001-$100,000 Yvette Belcher Lee DeBord Timothy Gower José Iturbi Foundation Peggy Bell Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Deckard A. Graham and M. Mario Barbara Behrens Susanne and John DeHart Norma and Gary Greene Patron Morris Bernstein Erin Delliquadri Kenneth Greenleaf Norman Blanco Rosemarie and Joseph Di Guilio $20,001-$50,000 Rosemary Gutierrez James Blevins Sandra and Bruce Dickinson Roger Hale National Endowment for Michael Bley Amy and George Dominguez Lois and Thomas Harris the Arts Kathleen Blomo Linda Dowell Julie and Costa Hase Marilyn Bogenschutz Gloria Dumais Howard Herdman Partner Linda and Sergio Bonetti Stanley Dzieminski Saul Hernandez $5,001-$20,000 Patricia Bongeorno Lee Eakin Charles Hess Bryan A. Stirrat & Associates Ilana and Allen Brackett Dee Eaton Ping Ho Chamber Music Society of Paula Briggs Susie Edber and Allen Grogan Jon Howerton Detroit Darrell Brooke Gary Edward Melvin Hughes Los Cerritos Center Mary Brough Jill Edwards Marianne and Bob Hughlett, Ed.D. New England Foundation for Dr. and Mrs. Tony R. Brown Carla Ellis Mark Itzkowitz the Arts Cheryl and Kerry Bryan Robert Ellis Grace and Tom Izuhara Preserved TreeScapes Ina Burton Eric Eltinge Sharon Jacoby International, Dennis E. Linda and Larry Burton Teri Esposito David Jaynes Gabrick Robert Campbell Kim Evans Cathy and James Juliani Eleanor and David St. Clair Michael Canup Richard Falb Luanne Kamiya United Parcel Service David Carver Renee Fallaha Roland Kerby Wave Broadband Michelle Casey Dr. Stuart Farber Fay and Lawrence Kerneen Eileen Castle Heather M. Ferber Joseph Kienle Supporter Yvonne Cattell Steven Fischer Carol Kindler $1,001-$5,000 Joann and George Chambers The Fish Company Jacky and Jack Kleyh Judy Akin-Palmer and Rodolfo Chavez Elizabeth and Terry Fiskin Shirley and Kenneth Klipper Liming Chen Louise Fleming and Tak Fujisaki Dr. Jacques Palmer Karen Knecht Dr. Philip Chinn Jesus Fojo Bev & George Ray Charitable Lee M. Kochems and Vincent J. Patricia Christie Anne Forman Fund Patti Rozanne and James Churchill Dr. Susan Fox and Frank Frimodig The Capital Group Companies Jerry Kohl Neal Clyde Sharon Frank Charitable Foundation Dawn Marie Kotsonis Mark Cochrane Teresa Freeborn Craig M. Springer, Ph.D. Bette and Ken Kurihara Michael Cohn Roberta and Wayne Fujitani Linda and Harry Kusuda Claire Coleman Elaine Fulton Patrice and Kevin Kyle Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Consani II Samuel Gabriel Cathy LaBare $1-$1,000 Patricia Cookus Arthur Gapasin Carl Laconico Cheryl Alcorn Nancy Corralejo Gayle and Michael Garrity Nelson Lane Larry Baggs Virginia Correa Jan Gaschen David Latter Marilyn Baker Ron Cowan Michael Gautreau Earnestine Lavergne Nancy and Nick Baker Patricia Cozzini Franz Gerich June and Harold Leach Terry Bales Pamela and John Crawley Alan Goldin Paolo Ledesma Sallie Barnett Eugenia Creason The Goldsmith Family Peter J. Leets Alan Barry Virginia Czarnecki Margarita Gomez Helen Leonard Cynthia Bates Angel De Sevilla William Goodwin Jack Lewis In Loving Memory of Carol Charmaine and Nick De Simone Shirelle Gordon-Thompson Marcia Lewis and John McGuirk M. Behan 2 SeasonCCPA Associates08/09 CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Vanessa Lewis Betty and Nash Rivera Laura Walker Carol and Harry Hanaki Nancy and Stephen Lutz Sharon V. Robinson Robert Walters Hedy Harrison Ray Madrigal Laura and Gary Rose Angela and Sinclair Wang Pam and Judge Philip Hickok Johnny Magsby Lynne Rose Karen and Robert Webb Deborah and Samuel Hooper Mary Majors Patricia Rose Carol Webster Roberta and Dr. Gary Hopkins Stephen Mao Jean Rothaermel Darlene Weidner Bonnie and Mary Hudson Yolanda and Richard Martinez Vivian and Tom Rothwell Anita and David Weinstein Paul Irby Janice Kay Matthews Shirley Rundell Sandra Welsh Gloria and Sherman Kappe Pansy and Robert Mattox Tom Sakiyama Helen Williams Norm Kirschenbaum Cecilia and Ronald Maus Steve Salas Lee Williamson Gillian and Philip Klinkert Janet McCarty Dennis Salts Merrillyn Wilson Julie and Hon. Don Knabe Aliene Mcgrew Monica Sanchez Pornwit Wipanurat Dr. Philip Kress Dr. and Mrs. Donald McMillan Janet and Richard Sax Charles Wong Pat and Maynard Law David Medellin Gary Schaeffer Robert Worley Laura and Charles Lee Ursula and Lawrence Melvin Mary Scherbarth Jeanette Yee Donna and Todd Lempert Barbara and Edwin Mendenhall Mildred Scholnick Barbara Yunker Jenny and Jim Levy Diana Merryman Jerome Schultz Xavier Zavatsky Teresa and Robert Lidman Todd Meyer Mary Serles John W. Zlatic Denise Manoogian Luzviminda Miguel William Shakespeare Donna K. Martin Hassan Milani Olivette Shannon Season Opening Attendee Pamela and John Martin Gary Miller Kristi Shaw 4-Speed Delivery Service, Inc. Carol and William McCune Kathleen Miller Drs. Mary and Steven Sherman Deidri and Barry Alderson Marilyn and Dennis McGorman Dr. Marjorie Mitchell Ron Shestokes Barbara and Benjamin Alhadeff Caroline and Alan Nakken Ellie and Jim Monroe Kathleen Sidaris Jami and Carlos Angulo Ann and Clarence Ohara Patricia Moore Neil Siegel Dr. Dixie and Ed Arnold Victoria and Raymond Orlando Becky Morales Dorothy Simmons Cynthia and Bill Arthur Pam Ormiston Toni and Tom Morgan Eric Simpson Debby and Norman Balders Dr. Paul Orr Kris Moskowitz Loren Slafer Sharon and Gill Barnett Waynn Pearson Cortland Myers Sylvia Sligar John Beringer Barbara and Paul Penrose Chidori Nakamura Carol and Rob Smallwood Judy and Don Bogart Bev and George Ray Alan Negosian Kevin Speaks Melanie and Michael Broad Sharon Reece and Laurence A.J. Neiman Kerry Spears Shelley and Danny Brose Harma Ronald Nichols Dan Stange Mary and Bob Buell Diane and Richard Renaker Toby Nishida Kris and Robert Steedman Sylvia and Tuncer Cebeci Nikki and Dennis Repp Linda Nomura Gale Stein Genevieve and Ralph Choy Martin Ruby Margene and Charles Norton Donna Stevens Carlota and Daniel Ciauri Sharon and Larry Sagert Cathryn O’Brien-Smith Dexter Strawther Barbara and Jim Conklin Wendy and Tom Schiff Karen Ohta Richard Strayer Melody and Ray Dapp Lorraine and William Sedlak P. P. Mfg. Co. Inc., Ronald Burr William R. Stringer Joy Darling and Don Mackin Cindy Shilkret George Palomino Astrid J. Taen LesLee and Karl Delaney Karen and James Shultz Mary Ellen Pascucci Lawrence Takahashi Louise and John Dellasante Ina Silverman and Larry Starr Angela and Devy Paul Nora and Winford Teasley Jane and Larry Dicus Fred Smith John Peterson Ken Thompson Heidi Eddy-Dorn and Larry Dorn SoCal Medical, Inc. Francisco Philibert Joann Tommy Shoreen and Don Eakin Kay and Harvey Stover Jackie and Joe Ploen Sharon Touchstone Connie and Jim Edwards Richard Surbeck Merrill Plou Lilliane K. Triggs Don Felder LaVerne Tancill Forrest Poorman Jean Tuohino Lori and Bob Gay Dr. Silas Thomas Gwen and Gerald Pruitt Maria Tupaz Roberta and Dr. Lawrence Raman Venkat Susan Ragone Alex Urbach Gershon Karen Trace-Verzani Bijan Ramineh Mr. and Mrs. L. Van Pelt Debe and Larry Graham Margie and David Williams Karen Randall Tim VanEck Suzanne and Bob Grayson Pamela Wilson Robin Raymond Maria Von Sadovszky Dr. Jon Grazer Charlotte and Howard Winer Kathy Reid Diane and Fred Vunak Susan and Dr. Robert Green Jeanne Yanez Rosalie Relleve Charles Wadman Tamra and Kirby Greenlee Asuman and Deniz YilmazIlana Zuckerman Giving level donations are based on the cumulative giving of the named contributor. Lists are updated twice a year, in July and January. To request a change to your listing, please call (562) 467-8806 or send an e-mail to [email protected]. 3 Season 08/09 CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS presents RANDY OWEN OF ALABAMA Tuesday, September 23, 2008, 8:00 PM This performance will not include an intermission. The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited. BIOGRAPHY For more than 25 years, RANDY OWEN was the undergoing chemotherapy. Billboard magazine called the front man and lead vocalist for Alabama, one of the most song “a touching portrait of faith and strength” and added, prolific bands in American history to rock theBillboard “This powerful single is the start of an exciting new chapter.” charts with No. One hits such as Southern Star, Roll On, A longtime supporter of social causes, Owen is Feels So Right, and Just Us. To date, the legendary group has donating all publishing royalties from the heartfelt song to sold more than 73 million records and has collected more St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Through Country than 150 honors, including two Grammys Cares for St. Jude Kids, an annual national and multiple trophies from the American radiothon that he established in 1989 to Music Awards, People’s Choice Awards, benefit cancer research, Owen has helped and the Country Music Association. The raise more than $315 million for the Recording Industry Association of America organization. The fund-raising program, crowned Alabama “Country Group of which has aired in more than 100 radio the Century” in 1999, and the band was markets, has featured many of Country inducted into The Country Music Hall of music’s biggest Grammy winners, including Fame in 2005.
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