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Acknowledgment of Contributors and Patron Members The Board of Directors gratefully acknowledges the individuals and organizations whose commitment to AAAS has sustained our activities to advance science in the service of society and supported new activities in 2009. Lifetime Giving Society The Lifetime Giving Society recognizes our most generous donors—individuals who have contributed a cumulative total of $100,000 or more during the course of their involvement with AAAS. Philip H. and Neva Abelson* Fred Kavli The Roger & Ellen Revelle David E. Shaw & Esther Hoffman Beller* Daniel E. Koshland, Jr.* Family Beth Kobliner Shaw William T. Golden* Alan I. & Agnes Leshner Edgar J. Saltsman* Martin L. & Rose Wachtel* Caryl & Edna Haskins* Edith D. Neimark President’s Circle Individuals who made significant pledges and contributions to sustain our most timely and important activities in 2009 are highlighted here as members of the President’s Circle, a new initiative to recognize our top donors each year. $50,000 and above $1,000 - $2,499 Paul H. Klingbiel Anonymous (3) William A. Lester, Jr. Karen Artzt Robert & Margaret Hazen Peter Agre Carol B. Lynch Charles W. Axten Fred Kavli Gary K. Beauchamp J. Howard Marshall III Mary C. Barber Alan I. & Agnes Leshner Bernard Becker Richard J. Massey Steven J. Battel David E. Shaw & Nicholas A. Begovich Walter & Shirley Massey Gordon T. Beaham Beth Kobliner Shaw Monica M. & E. James Bradford Richard A. Meserve Edward C. Bessey Edward C. Brady $25,000 - $49,999 Ronald D. Miller Margaret B. Binette Andrew L. Brill Ernest J. Moniz Herman Birch Bruce M. & Betty Alberts Jean B. Burnett Gordon E. & Betty I. Moore Erich Bloch Edith D. Neimark Lucio Chiaraviglio William A. Murphy, Jr. Adele Boskey Maarten J. Chrispeels Cherry A. Murray Edward M. Boughton $10,000 - $24,999 Kathleen Church Kevin E. Noonan H. Kent Bowen Eloise E. Clark Claire Perry Peter O’Donnell, Jr. John Brademas Mary E. Clutter Stephen M. Olin Jeffrey Browne $5,000 - $9,999 Barry S. & Bobbi Coller Gilbert S. Omenn & Stephen Brumbach Jonathan Coopersmith Phillip L. Blair Martha A. Darling Nancy L. Bucher James F. Crow Chet Britten Jeffrey W. Pferd James H. Butler Roy Curtiss III Alice Huang & David Baltimore John S. Reed Edwin C. Cadman William H. Danforth William & Carol Lyn Savage in Beth A. Rosner Art Campfield Jean E. de Valpine honor of John Merean Melanie Royce Robert P. Caren Terence Dulin Warren B. Weisberg Chris Rufer Carlton M. Caves Henry L. Ehrlich Adam J. Weissman Gretchen & Steven Seiler Tom D. Y. Chin Gregory S. & Marcella Ferriss Andrew M. Sessler Robert W. Christopherson $2,500 - $4,999 Robert C. Forney Peter J. Stang Jon C. Clardy John C. Fuhr Albert T. Steegmann, Jr. Christine M. Coldiron Paul & Evelyn Baran Joseph G. Gavin, Jr. Julius Jay Stern* Rita R. & Jack H. Colwell Floyd E. Bloom Joseph L. Giegel Peter F. Stevens James D. Cox Nathaniel Chafee Sarah B. Glickenhaus Mark F. Stinski Liana Crabtree Federico Faggin Mary L. Good Robert L. Stout Edmund A. Crouch George W. Kunkel Jeffrey C. Gore Wesley A. Traub John J. Deyst Norman P. Neureiter Benjamin C. Hammett Pablo Valenzuela Charles Dickinson III Simon Ramo Alexander Harcourt Bailus Walker, Jr. Dennis Diestler Charles M. Rice III Hans Hasche-Kluender Thomas E. Wellems N. L. Doligalski Stephen Roper & Nirupa Arthur F. Hebard Richard D. Drake Chaudhari William F. Holmes Philip M. DuBois Marjorie K. & Roderick S. Webster $500 - $999 Irwin Jacobs Bernice & Loyal Durand Samson A. Jenekhe Gillian M. Air Elizabeth E. Ehrenfeld Irving S. & Alwyn N. Johnson J. Frances Allen Herbert L. Ennis Ghahreman Khodadad Ellsworth C. Alvord* Florence D. Fasanelli Joseph E. Kist David R. Anderson *Deceased 30 31 Alison & Craig Fields James L. Johnson John T. Melson David B. Slemmons Gerald D. & Ruth L. Fischbach Michael M. Kaback Orlando J. Miller George Sonnichsen Charles J. Flora George N. Kamm William Mobley Edward S. Spoerl Elson Floyd Elaine Kant Paul & Karen Montgomery Juli Staiano & Marc Washington Richard M. Forester Bertram G. Katzung Richard M. Morrow Pamela Stewart Edward R. French Nancy G. Kling Edward Moses David L. Stocum Sarah Elizabeth Frey Daniel Klionsky Lawrence S. Myers, Jr. F. William Studier Carol M. Fuller Mark A. Knepper Peter B. Myers Donald A. Swanson Jean E. Taylor David Garvin Nancy Knowlton & Jeremy Jackson Masuo Nakajima Albert H. Teich & Jill H. Pace Howard Gobstein Edward F. Labuda George N. Oetzel Alvin V. Tollestrup Robert D. Goldman David R. Lay Carolyn L. Orthner William Tompkins H. Greely Catherine & George Ledec Robert E. Palmer Philip Trackman M. R. C. Greenwood Leon M. Lederman Vivian Pan John Urquhart Glenn I. & Patricia J. Hatton S. David Leonard Michael Pitts Richard E. Voeltz Fernand Hayot Lowell N. Lewis Amy & John Porter Donald J. Waters Siegfried S. Hecker BaiLian Li Roger K. Rains Irwin Welber Russell Hemley Thomas R. Ligon M. Lee Rice Milton W. Weller John E. Hiatt Arnys C. Lilly, Jr. Cynthia Robinson Ralph Wharton Paul J. Hoffman Jerry Lineback Juan G. Roederer Mark E. White Jacquelyn Hoke Gang-Yu Liu Robert Rosenthal Robert M. White David W. Ignat Suzanne M. Mahoney Thomas A. Rosse Clayton A. Wiley John E. Irsak John C. Makemson Jurg Saladin John P. Williams John H. Jacobsen Shirley & Horace Malcom Sean Sanders John S. & Judith H. Willis Neil H. Jacoby, Jr. J. David Malone Rainer K. Schaaf Bruce W. Worster Karen Jaffe T. E. Manning Naomi Schedl Charles Yanofsky Karen S. Jakes David Marlowe Murray Senkus Roger Young Mary Jaros Douglas S. Massey John Shigeoka Susan K. Zamzow Sheila S. Jasanoff James J. & M. Suzanne McCarthy Joseph R. Simpson Charles M. & Merryl S. Zegar Gary Jason Gregory P. Meisner Maxine & Daniel Singer We are grateful to the following donors for their contributions of $100 or more: $250 - $499 H. J. Deeg Edward A. Kravitz Donald G. Rea Franklin H. Top, Jr. Theodore Donaldson Rodney M. Krich James C. Register III John W. Townsend, Jr. Heman P. Adams Robert W. Doty Kenneth A. Krohn William L. Richey Ari van Tienhoven Philip D. Aines Rodger E. Doxsey* Patty H. Laswick Frederick H. Rindge Frances Ann Walker Anonymous (4) Joan Egrie Joe R. Lee Eugene Roberts Jui H. Wang Kenneth B. Armitage Roger Eichhorn Cecil E. Leith John M. Rowe Irvin L. White William C. Ashby Orlando T. Espadas Howard Leventhal Carol A. Ryder Paul A. Witherspoon Paul A. Bartlett Gillian M. Fenton Charles A. Lewis, Jr. Philip & Myriam P. Wei Young Jean Beard John F. Finerty Philip Lichtenberg Sarachik Felix E. Zajac Henry F. & Christine Sasso Thomas H. Finlay Lars Ljungdahl Kevin Satow Beechhold Hans Frauenfelder J. Ross & Margaret P. Jackson Schad $100- $249 Jerry A. Bell Paul J. Friedman MacDonald Klaus Schmidt-Rohr James Aagaard Bruce M. Berger S. Raymond Gambino Clifford K. Madsen George F. Schnack John P. Abbey Allison Bigbee Michael A. Gibson Artur Mager Benjamin Schwartz & Ernest C. Adams C. John Blankley Irma Gigli Charles H. Markham Susan Cullen-Schwartz J. A. Adams, Jr. Philip K. Bondy Robert J. Glaser Thomas J. Marlowe Emma Shelton Irving Adler Michael Brochmann Robert G. Goelet Kathleen S. Matthews Nobumichi Shimizu Jill P. Adler-Moore Kathleen O. Brown Edward & Judith Goetzl Randall Matthews Charles A. Simenstad Mihran S. Agbabian Robert W. Bundtzen Kim L. Graham James E. Melvin Joseph V. Simone Gordon Aitken Donald L. Burkholder Holliday C. Heine Thomas R. Mertens David J. Simons Ingrid Akerblom John E. Burris Marye Priscilla Hele O. Eugene Millhouse Roy W. Simonson Nancy W. Alcock George F. Cahill, Jr. Susan J. Henning Harold A. Mooney Linda C. Smith L. Thomas Aldrich Victor T. Chang Thomas L. Henson Howard L. Morgan W. R. Smith-Vaniz Joseph Allan Marvin Charton Susan W. Herring Corey A. Morris D. C. Spriestersbach Charles E. Alpers Walter J. Chazin Richard D. Holland Carlos E. Munoz Mary C. St. John Norman J. Alvares Edward L. Chupp J. Stuart Hunter William M. Murray James Stolzenbach Edward Anders Edward H. Coe, Jr. Leon Hyman David L. Nanney Edward C. Stone Gordon W. Anderson Charles C. Congdon Marianna Jackson James W. Neel Susan Y. Tamura John W. Anderson Ernest D. Courant Thomas W. Jeffries William G. Nelson David H. Templeton Linda M. Anderson James K. Coward Miles V. Klein Arthur B. Pardee J. William Thomas Lloyd L. Anderson Troy E. Daniels Scott A. Kleiner Kurt Petersen David H. Thompson Van Allen Anderson Igor Dawid Rajiv Kohli Donald G. Peterson P. Tillier *Deceased 30 31 Wyatt W. Anderson Mina J. Bissell David D. Chamberlin Paula Diehr Lewis T. Fitch David L. Andrews Bertrand P. Bisson Lloyd F. Chase Bruce L. Dietrich J. D. Fleming, Jr. Vincent T. Andriole Alfred K. Blackadar Robert T. Chatterton Charles E. Dinsmore J. T. Flynn Anonymous (18) Meredith Blackwell Arthur Chernoff Joseph R. DiPalma John F. Foley Mohammed Anwer Miles P. Blencowe Peter Chesson Timothy Dixon G. Edgar Folk, Jr. Myron Arlen Robert J. Blendon Michael Church Winifred W. Doane Margaret L. Fonda Edward M. Arnett Frederick A. Bliss George A. Clark, Jr. Chester L. Dodson Stephen L. Foote Robert G. Arnold Robert B. Blizard James H. Cleland Julie Donaldson Warren T. Ford William Aron Gwen Blossom John A. Clements Paul Doty Thomas R. Fowler John L. Ashby Donald Blumenthal Burt G. Clothier David L. Douglas William F. Fraccaro Balasubramania H. Athreya Mary L. Boas John M. Clough M. W. Downey Joseph Frankel Alfred E. Attard John M. Boggs Robert M. Cluff Abraham I. Dranetz Kathy E. Freas Katherine Tidman Ault Pierre Bois James Coakley Robert C. Dunnell Alan J. Friedman Thomas A. Badgwell Stuart Bondurant Stella M. Coakley Thomas H. & Sylvia A. M. Richard Friedman R. Clifton Bailey Francis T. 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