ANNUAL REPORT

January 1 – December 31, 2018 flwright.org

PAGE 1 MISSION

The mission of the Trust is to engage, educate and inspire the public through interpretation of Frank ’s design legacy and preservation of his original sites for future generations.

CORE VALUES

ENGAGEMENT Engaging a broad and diverse local, regional, national and international audience through a dynamic cultural tourism program, a comprehensive and interactive website, and consistent marketing and communications initiatives.

EDUCATION Affirming the contemporary relevance of Wright’s design legacy by educating K-12 students through innovative design programs that nurture individual vision; by presenting quality adult enrichment programs, national/international travel programs; and by producing electronic/print publications.

INSPIRATION Inspiring our audience through powerful aesthetic experiences of authentic Wright sites, preserved to Wright’s original design vision.

FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS Developing the Trust’s resources and maintaining the Trust’s financial stability in order to sustain Wright’s original sites for future generations and ensure a lasting and secure future for the Trust, supported by strong community and business relationships and by dynamic Board engagement.

PAGE 2 Mission and Core Values ...... 2

Letter from the Chairman of the Board ...... 4

Report of the President and CEO ...... 5

2018 Wright Night ...... 12

2018 Housewalk ...... 13

Staff ...... 14

Education: Teachers and Families ...... 15

Internship Program ...... 16

Audience Information ...... 17

In Partnership with the Community ...... 18

Foundation and Business Contributors ...... 19

Donors ...... 20

Society Level Members ...... 24

Volunteering at the Trust ...... 30

Financial Statements ...... 35

Cover Image: Living room leaded-glass doors, . Photo: James Caulfi eld Image (left) Photo: Donte Tatum.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE 3 DEAR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018

JOHN M. RAFKIN, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD 2018 was a year of preservation activity at restoration, and Robie House was once again ROBERT MILLER, VICE CHAIR AND CHAIR, Robie House for the Trust. In order to remain made whole in Wright’s original vision. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE open to the public during restoration, work DAVID DUNNING, TREASURER Work on the Robie House restoration was divided into two phases. The west side of GRAHAM J. RARITY, SECRETARY spanned 10 years, with intermittent pauses the house was restored in Phase 1 from January for additional fundraising that finally reached to August. Visitors touring Robie House were PETER R. GEORGE a total of $11 million. We owe profound able to observe preservation in action through DAVID HERNANDEZ gratitude to the Robie Restoration donors clear plexiglass walls installed at the thresholds PATRICIA HUNT listed on page six. Their commitment was to the main floor living room and ground floor KURT NEUMANN crucial to the completion of this important ROBERT PASIN billiard room. work and we are pleased to recognize them. DON ROSINWINKEL In addition, cameras recorded special skill KELLY SMALL During this year of focus on Wright’s Robie RANDALL S. THORNE work, such as lime putty plaster installation House, the Trust smoothly carried on its and multi-layered coloration. Videos of these many other regular programs and activities. phases were produced and presented on the For the accomplishments of an outstanding Trust’s website to allow our national and year, let me thank all of our Board members international audiences to track the progress for their steadfast support, our Trust members of the restoration and learn about the special and friends for their loyalty, and our staff and nature of materials constituting the design of volunteers for their expertise and dedication to Wright’s iconic Prairie-style house. the Trust’s mission. Phase 2 from August 2018 through February 2019 addressed the east side of the house and concluded with installation of cleaned and restored woodwork, light fixtures, and selected leaded-glass windows and doors. Original furniture owned by the Trust and furniture on John M. Rafkin loan from the University of completed Chairman of the Board of Directors the full round of interior and exterior John Rafkin, 2018 Chairman, Board of Directors

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

PAGE 4 Conceived as a total work of art in which all the elements combine in “ Robie House established one unified vision, the Robie House represents an original, complete a new direction for 20th reinterpretation of American domestic architecture. In its sensitive century architecture.” handling of materials, remarkable attention to interior detailing, and integrated treatment of ornament, the building exhibits a fundamental respect for nature as the source of all architectural form. Wright’s innovative treatment of open-plan living spaces in the Robie House established a new direction for 20th century architecture. The expansive living space at the heart of the Robie House presents a new sense of freedom and openness designed for the American family, and is reflective of a modern, democratic American society. Wright’s enduring legacy of Organic Architecture, as presented in the Robie House, is a highly innovative approach to architecture that abandoned European influences to create a purely American form in harmony with man and nature, fully Celeste Adams at Robie House integrated with all its constituent parts, and embodying American society from the inside out. …The building provides an authentic experience of ’s design vision for a new American architecture.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie Vision: The Frederick C. Robie House Conservation Management Plan

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO

PAGE 5 The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust recognizes with gratitude these donors who have generously supported restoration of the Frederick C. Robie House:

$1 MILLION+ $50,000+ $10,000+

Alphawood Foundation Chicago Friends of Heritage Preservation Alan and Nancy Berry Pritzker Foundation The Getty Foundation The Brinson Foundation State of Richard and Mary L. Gray John and Kathleen Buck Stanley Kleinstein Trust Seyda and Necdet Ersoy

$500,000+ Lars and Mary Lofgren Joan and Robert Feitler Viñoly Family Foundation Celia Finsel Hickory Foundation Jim and Judy Graves

$25,000+ Yoko Ono $250,000+ Don and Karen Rosenwinkel Anonymous National Trust for Scott and Anne Hamblin Schiave Bulley & Andrews United States Department of the Interior Michael and Kelly Small Norman and Edna Freehling Foundation Walton Family Foundation South East Chicago Commission John and Sue Major Pamela Mensch $100,000+ John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin The Meijer Foundation Francis and Lorna Straus John and Jeanne Rowe Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Tawani Foundation

Detail, Robie House lighting fi xture

Photo: Mike Moenning

PAGE 6 This year as restoration of Robie House continued in public view and neared completion, the Trust produced a Conservation Management Plan that defines and articulates in detail the preservation of Wright’s iconic Prairie House for future generations. Funded by the Getty Foundation’s Keeping It Modern initiative, the plan includes a vision statement for preservation, a definitive history of the building, a summary of its cultural significance, guidelines for programs and use, and conservation policies that address materials and treatments in every aspect of the house following a ranking system of significance for each area. Technical research and analytic studies of the building are also included in the plan. It is the most comprehensive study of Robie Photo: Mike Moenning House yet published.

As part of the assessment of cultural significance, the Trust conducted an audience survey to better understand the value that the public places on Robie House. The 870 respondents identified themselves by selecting Hyde Park resident, Chicago resident, national/international visitor, or preservationist.

The cumulative result of the survey selected the following values in sequence by choice.

1.) Reflection of the Midwest Prairie – Prairie Style

2.) Wright Building Open to the Public

3.) Design Innovation and Technical Ingenuity Photo: James Caulfield

4.) Revolutionary Break with Prior Architectural Styles

5.) Modernism and Beauty of Design

6.) Americanism and Landmark Status

7.) International Fame as an Architectural Icon

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO

PAGE 7 Photo: Mike Moenning From this survey we learned that the general public recognizes the significance of Prairie Style and its association with the American Midwest. Also significant is the public recognition of Wright as an innovator rather than a rebel. Particularly satisfying was the highly ranked value of Robie House as “open to the public,” a commitment the Trust has continuously honored during its 20-year stewardship.

Growing our website resources, the Trust launched a new online series of digital animations titled, Frank Lloyd Wright: The Lost Works, Demolished and Unrealized Buildings. Funded by the MacArthur Foundation, Wright’s 1904-06 Larkin Administration Building in Buffalo, New York, which was Rendering of Larkin Administration Building interior demolished in 1950, commenced the video series with 26,800 viewers of the film in 2018. The Larkin Building commission went to Wright at the urging of his friend Darwin Martin, the company secretary who also commissioned Wright to design his Prairie-style home.

Future subjects in the series will include the Imperial Hotel, 1917-1923 (demolished in 1967), and , 1913-1914 (demolished in 1929).

Rendering of Larkin Administration Building exterior

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO

PAGE 8 The 2018 Wright Plus event began with a Thursday evening Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction in the Light Court of The Rookery downtown, where the Trust central offices are located. Co-chaired by Patty and Ken Hunt, the festive event drew over 160 guests and raised a record-shattering $120,000 for Trust education and preservation programs.

The Wright Plus Saturday Housewalk was a crisp spring day with a line-up of unique houses, including Wright’s beautiful Peter and Emma Beachy House on Forest Ave. near the Home and Studio. During the housewalk, Trust members enjoyed an oasis break at the Tallmadge & Watson First United Methodist Church, and guests enjoyed picnic lunches and shopping in the Home and Studio courtyard. Over 450 talented volunteers were out in force, making the walk an unforgettable experience for our guests – a day of friendship and hospitality that distinguishes this legacy Oak Park / Trust partnership event.

Serving as a gateway to Wright’s Chicago for visitors from around the U.S. and the world, the Trust’s 2018 visitation to five area sites totaled over 147,000 with our website visitation at 561,250 unique visitors and 2,650,000 page-views.

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO

PAGE 9 In 2018, the Trust’s signature program: Thinking As Robie House entered its final phase of into the Future: The Robie House Series on interior restoration, the Trust opened a new Architecture, Design and Ideas featured Mark gallery on the third floor of the house to display Sexton of Kreuck+ Sexton speaking on the firm’s original furniture by Frank Lloyd Wright. In an collaborations with artists, such as Jaume Plensa exhibition titled Designs for Modern Living, the on Crown Fountain in Millennium Park and Trust combined furniture in our own collection cutting edge projects such as the Spertus Institute with works on loan from the Smart Museum Recreated Robie House art glass front door

on Michigan Avenue. of Art at University of Chicago. In conjunction Photo: James Caulfield with the exhibition, the Trust acquired a Peacock In education, the Trust’s initiative Teaching by side chair, designed by Wright for the Imperial Design went live online as a new educators’ Hotel. The exhibition was cross-marketed with a website teachingbydesign.org with 6,250 site concurrent exhibition at the Driehaus Museum, visitors to date. The website provides quality The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design, design-based resources that nurture individual which included chairs by Frank Lloyd Wright. vision and creativity. Fifty downloadable lesson

plans are aligned with STEAM goals and This year’s reemergence of Wright’s original vision Mark Sexton and John Rafkin emphasize cross-curricular themes. at Robie House attracted widespread attention with the recreation of signature built-ins, such A partnership with the University of Chicago as the living room Inglenook and bookcase with Lab Schools engaged elementary school students its original leaded-glass doors, subtle autumnal in a Robie House Design Lab, which included a coloration and textures of the wall resurfacing, hands-on tour of Robie House to learn about the and light fixtures recreating the original light restoration process and follow-up studio session and shadow patterns of each room. The Trust in a Gordon Parks Arts Hall studio. Through the exactingly recreated the Woodlawn Avenue iconic Lab Schools’ Summer Links program, high school Guests at the lecture’s reception front door, demolished during campus riots of students interned at Robie House, working in the the 1960s. Trust’s education program.

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO Sexton speaks at the University Club of Chicago PAGE 10 Photos: Mike Moenning During 2018 the Trust advanced its mission “to engage, educate, and inspire” in a year of important historic restoration and educational programming in step with current standards. Looking to a future of continuing service to the community, the Trust began internal planning for future expansion of its operations at the Home and Studio in the years ahead. Board members and key staff considered future needs of the Oak Park site to keep pace with museum practice in tour operations, education, community engagement, and next generation orientation to Wright’s legacy.

To our kind and generous donors, thoughtful and talented Board members, devoted staff, and faithful volunteers, all of whom Entering the Robie House Living Room together constitute this great organization, a heartfelt thanks and Photo: James Caulfield deep appreciation for the individual commitment that is required to create our shared success story.

Celeste Adams, President & CEO

Wright Plus attendees enter the Rollin Furbeck House

Photo: Anne Evans REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO

P A G E 11 Wright Night 2018 Honorary Committee (First row, L to R: Michael Small, Kelly Small, Lisa Lewis, Co-chairs Patty and Ken Hunt, Muriel Quinn, and Kevin Donovan. Second row, L to R: Ray Lewis, Mary Jane Neumann, Kurt Neumann, Jeanine George, Peter R. George, Graham Rarity, John M. Rafkin, Robert Pasin).

Volunteer Bill McDonald gives tours Wright Night co-chairs Ken and Patty Hunt The Hunts welcome all to Wright Night

Photos: Donte Tatum

WRIGHT NIGHT 2018

PA G E 12 A terrifi c Wright Plus day brought guests of all ages to historic Oak Park on Saturday, May 19. This year’s architectural housewalk featured a lineup of homes that included Wright favorites and magnifi cent residences by his contemporaries. Members received shopping discounts and special access to an oasis at the First United Methodist Church of Oak Park. The day brought new discoveries and forged lasting friendships. The Herman W. Mallen House

Guests plan their day The Charles E. Roberts Stable Guests enjoy the day

Photos: Anne Evans

2018 WRIGHT PLUS HOUSEWALK

PA G E 13 ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY Celeste Adams President & CEO Ahnquajj Kahmanne Director of Information Systems Technology Rich Nichin Director of Finance Danny Yuen Website Administrator & Interactive Designer Susan Harris* Human Resources Manager Karen Malone IT Systems Assistant Kathleen Francis Staff Accountant Rebecca Girard Administrative Coordinator & Central Office Manager GUEST RELATIONS Phyllis Walker Accounting Assistant Christina Ruscitti Director of Tour Operations and Guest Experience Mark Campbell Home and Studio Daily Operations Manager COMMUNICATIONS Joseph Barrett Robie House Daily Operations Manager Zarine Weil Director of Communications Linda Bonifas-Guzman Volunteer Resources Manager Christine Trevino Associate Manager, Communications Angela Whitaker Wright Plus Coordinator Sandy Ho* Creative and Graphic Design Manager Daniela Blanco Guest Relations Representative & Manager on Duty Taylor Behary Daily Operations Manager DEVELOPMENT Madeline Mason Rookery Receptionist & Guest Relations Manager on Duty Elizabeth Metcalfe Guest Relations and Volunteer Coordinator Thomas Gull Director of Development Amanda Konkol Guest Relations and Volunteer Coordinator Lise Braithwaite Manager, Annual Giving and Events Megan Koeller Guest Relations Representative & Manager on Duty JoEllen Narsutis Membership and Donor Database Coordinator Theresa Dunne Guest Relations Representative & Manager on Duty Sylvia Schweri* Assistant Director of Development Rita Williams* Guest Relations Representative Carol Herbstritt* Guest Relations Representative COLLECTION AND PROGRAMS Lorraine Barger* Guest Relations Representative Alexia Tillman* Guest Relations Representative David Bagnall Curator and Director of Interpretation Amanda Jones* Guest Relations Representative Risa Sekiguchi Vuillemot* Travel Manager Brittany Yelinek Administrative Manager, Shop Wright Stores Kailee Lowry Sales Manager, Home & Studio Museum Shop EDUCATION Diane Kittredge* Museum Shop Sales Representative Kim Scata Senior Manager for Education Kristen Lopez Sales Manager, Robie House & Rookery Museum Shops Kathryn Grindley Home and Studio Educator Randolph Mical* Museum Shop Sales Representative Constance Toebe* Museum Shop Sales Representative FACILITIES Emma Pierce Museum Shop Sales Representative Denise Gonzalez* Museum Shop Sales Representative Karen Sweeney Preservation Architect and Facilities Director Sam Scriba* Museum Shop Sales Representative Patrick Gronek Caretaker Michael Wait Home and Studio Preservation Technician MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILING Erick Collier* Preservation Technician Omar Evans* Home and Studio Housekeeper Jason Gums Merchandising Manager Samantha Stallings* Preservation Assistant Michelle Foland Direct Sales Administrator Steve Cothard Merchandise & Fulfillment Coordinator

* part-time

STAFF (AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2018)

PAG E 14 The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust presents K-12 arts education programs for children and families at its historic sites, and through its partnerships with local schools and community organizations throughout the year. In 2018 the Trust provided programming for more than 3,500 participants in the Chicago metropolitan area, one of which was Robie House Design Lab, a design-based workshop presented in partnership with the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools.

Thanks to generous support from the Terra Foundation for American Art, the Trust’s Teaching by Design website was able to provide numerous design-based resources for teachers to use with students worldwide. In its first year, Teaching by Design received 4,635 educator registrations from individuals in more than 1,000 cities in 117 countries.

2018 marked the 15th year in partnership with Oak Park School District 97, providing tours of the Home and Studio and Froebel Block workshops to all fourth grade students (over 600) annually.

EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND FAMILIES

PA G E 15 2018 STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM The Trust provides internship opportunities to students, graduates, and career-changers seeking to broaden their experience by working and learning in a professional museum environment.

EDUCATION Daniel Zawadzki Ethan Walker Ethan Walker University of Michigan Erin Flannigan The University of Chicago Laboratory Schools

GUEST RELATIONS Daniel Zawadzki Bradley University Marisa Wilkens University of Cincinnati Robert Skoronski Yale University

Marisa Wilkens Robert Skoronski WRIGHT PLUS Evangeline Reid University of Chicago

Evangeline Reid

Not pictured – Erin Flannigan INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

PAGE 16 As the “gateway to Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago,” the Trust served more than 147,000 visitors at sites in 2018.

MASSACHUSETTS OHIO GERMANY NETHERLANDS FLORIDA

INDIANA 3% 2% MEXICO 3% 3% 4%

PENNSYLVANIA 3% JAPAN 4% CANADA 3% 4% 24% MICHIGAN 2018 3% SPAIN DOMESTIC 5% 2018 TEXAS INTERNATIONAL 4% VISITORS 40% ILLINOIS VISITORS (TOP 10 STATES) ITALY 5% 6% NEW YORK

8% 14% 8% FRANCE

9% UK CALIFORNIA

AUSTRALIA

AUDIENCE INFORMATION

PAG E 17 The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust partnered with organizations throughout 2018. Partnership types include audience outreach, marketing and promotions, K-12 education, tour programs, tourism promotions, community engagement, and special events. Trust partners are below-listed.

American Institute of Architects-Chicago Oak Park Elementary School District 97 Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society At Home in Chicago, Association of Chicago House Museums Pettit Chapel Blue Star Museums Tawani Enterprises, Inc. Chicago Architecture Foundation Terra Foundation for American Art Chicago Flower and Garden Show The Laurent House Foundation Chicago Public Schools Unity Temple Restoration Foundation Choose Chicago Unity Temple Unitarian Universalist Congregation

Dana-Thomas House Foundation University Club, Chicago Exterior, Dana-Thomas House Downtown Oak Park University of Chicago Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Museum Campus South University of Chicago Oriental Institute National Education Association (NAEA) Village of Oak Park Oak Park Education Foundation Visit Oak Park

Dana-Thomas House, sumac window art glass

Photos: Dana-Thomas House Foundation

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY

PAG E 18 FOUNDATIONS BUSINESS PARTNERS BUSINESS SUPPORT In 2018, the Trust received charitable Business Partners supported Trust operations through event Additional business support up to $999 is support for historic preservation sponsorships and charitable contributions of $1,000 or more listed alphabetically. and restoration projects, education in 2018. Business Partners are listed alphabetically. Cucina Paridiso programs for children and teachers, Gagliardo Realty Associates lectures and public programs, @properties Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP community outreach, and general Giordano’s of Oak Park Albion Residential KPMG operations from the below-listed Andersen Tax Hemmingway’s Bistro foundations. Leopardo Companies Il Vicola Trattoria ARZU Studio Hope McDermott Will & Emery Bach House Mickey’s Gyros Alphawood Foundation McGrath City Honda Baird & Warner, Inc. The Little Gem, Inc. Good Heart Work Smart Foundation Merrill Lynch Baker & McKenzie Petersen’s Ice Cream Illinois Arts Council Agency Northern Trust Bank Bradbury & Bradbury Robert Bosch Tool Organization John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Perkins Coie Foundation Art Wallpapers, Inc. That's Our Bag Foundation Poinsett Insurance Agency – Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois The Meijer Foundation Farmers Insurance University of Chicago Medicine BMO Harris Bank Network for Good Radio Flyer, Inc. Waldorf Astoria Chicago Carleton of Oak Park Oak Park Area Arts Council Reuse Depot Winberie’s Restaurant and Bar Chicago Office Teach Group Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Searls Windows & Doors, Inc. Chicago's North Shore CVB Tawani Foundation US Bank Commonwealth Edison Company MATCHING GIFTS Viñoly Family Foundation Village of Oak Park Community Bank of Oak Park and Wallis Austin & Virginia Bennett Visit Oak Park Alliance Data River Forest Austin Charitable Fund West Rock Caterpillar Foundation Downtown Oak Park West Studio Inc. Exelon Foundation Google, Inc. West Suburban Medical Center GE Foundation Heidrick & Struggles Home Depot Jones Day Illinois Tool Works Foundation Pfizer Foundation Progressive Insurance Foundation Walmart Wrigley Company Foundation

FOUNDATION AND BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS

PA G E 19 The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust recognizes with gratitude the generous support of the following individuals from January 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018.

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT DONOR CIRCLE

$25,000+ $1,000—$2,499 $500—$999 These donors contributed cash gifts of Patricia and T. Kendall Hunt Kime and David Adler Marilyn Cantisano and Donald $2,500 or above in 2018. Southworth Rick and Kathy Brown Celeste M. Adams $10,000—­$24,999 Linton J. Childs Patrick and Jeanette Cannon Allan and Suzette Bulley, Jr. Maya Manny M. Fainer Rebecca and Timothy Doar Patricia and T. Kendall Hunt Robert Pasin and Muriel Quinn Carla and Leonard Feinkind Michele and John Donley William Kundert and Judi Davenport John Rafkin and Anita Levin Kim Floyd David and Toni Dunning Raymond and Lisa Lewis John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Mary L. Gray Gabriela Freese Kelly and Michael Small Judith Hardardt Maya Manny Peter and Jeanine George Laura and Eric Jordahl Carol R. McGee Keith and Kathy Glennan $5,000—­$9,999 James and Patricia Jurgens Joan and Lou Mercuri Christopher and Gloria Graham Allan and Suzette Bulley, Jr. Ellen Kuner Robert Moriarty Gary and Kim McCullough Raymond and Lisa Lewis Nichole and Michael Linhardt Robert Pasin and Muriel Quinn Mary and Bruce McLeod Don and Karen Rosenwinkel Stewart Macaulay John Rafkin and Anita Levin Robert Miller and Amy Renzulli Daniel Madden Graham J. Rarity $2,500—$4,999 Kurt and Mary Jane Neumann Norman and Helene Raidl Celeste M. Adams George Sargent Loren M. Rogers John and Theresa Rigas William Kundert and Judi Davenport Benjamin and Hollis Sax Don and Karen Rosenwinkel Mark and Sally Smylie Carol R. McGee Lorna Straus John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Anthony M. Smyth Joan and Lou Mercuri Randall and Laura Thorne Kelly and Michael Small Henry and Milly Vande Kieft Robert Moriarty Kenneth and Nan Unklesbay Jeff and Elaine Tomski Peter H. Wollenberg Graham J. Rarity Peter Yankala and Donna Lamm Loren M. Rogers Craig Zimmerman Jeff and Elaine Tomski

DONORS

PAGE 20 Individual Support – Continued

$250—$499 $100—$249 Marcia D. Bansley Charles Abelmann Lieselotte N. Betterman Kathleen M. Andrykowski Sue Blaine Thane K. Arnold Bob Ciano Dwight and Sharyn Austin Terrance and Carol Coleman Cherie Balan Paul J. Davis Kelly Ballor Richard and Alice Godfrey Andrea Bauer Thomas Gull and Timothy Flesch Roger Behler Alan D. Isaacson Brian Bollenbacher Norman and Barbra Jung William C. Brauneis Jack and Mary Ellen Lesniak Stephen and Elizabeth Bruner John and Nell Lurain Elizabeth and David Clark Susan M. Maltese G. J. Coatsworth Joan L. Pantsios Thomas Corfman Mike Poirier Douglas and Sandra Cotanche Don and Carol Randel Brian Crawford Jeff and Linda Schroeder Karen Crippen Mark S. Scott Michael and Ann Cullinane Debra A. Shamble Elizabeth Danzico Gary and Enid Shapiro Stanley and Christine Davis John and Marsha Shyer Pamela Deady Carolyn J. Sorensen Valerie and William DePriest John Vinci Casey G. DeSalvo Albert Walavich John E. Dieter Kathy Wilders Peg DiGiammarino Connie Fairbanks and Kirk Twiss David Fanta William Ferbrache

PAG E 21 Individual Support – Continued

Brian Flora Keith and Christine Olson Thomas Fontana and Sagan Lewis Barbara and Paul Oppenheim Doug Freerksen Kriss T. Ostrom Thenice Gall Steve and Linda Parker James Gallagher Frank C. Pond Mary Galligan and John Camper Lisa and Alan Reed Leigh Gates Susan Remington Margie Gipson Pamela C. Reynolds George S. Hallenbeck Jody Rhodea Frank Hankins Eileen Robbins Kathy Hansen Brian and Susan Schanning Stacey L Harloe-Mowery Dawn and George Schumann Emil Bach House Max William and Jo Ann Harp Alan and Kathryn Sheehan Nesburg Richard Harrison John and Lacey Sikora Jo N. Hays Michael J. Siska Craig and Judy Hodson Yvonne Neu Smith George J. Johnson Brent and Patricia Smith Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Kathryn and Randy Smith Richard Katz Sue E. Stealey Jacqueline A. Kinnaman Charles and Nancy Sweetman Kofi Kwarteng Elizabeth Taylor Jack Ladinsky Mark S. Thorne Elizabeth Legette Mary Trammell Susan and Marc Martinez Kyle Vander Meulen Patrick McGrath Susan and Arthur Vogt George I. Meyer Nancy Waichler Roger and Ellen Miller Dena M. Weisbard Michael and Deborah Miller Chuck and Sallie Wolf

Kevin and Marianne O'Donoghue David and Suzanne Zimmerman Travel Wright participants visit the preserved lobby portion of the Imperial Hotel in Japan

PAGE 22 IN HONOR/MEMORY Gifts In Honor In honor of John Rafkin Lee F. Rafkin In honor of Jerry Rosenthal's service at the Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio Terry and Jerald Rosenthal Philanthropic Fund In honor of Jerry Rosenthal's service at the Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio Terry and Jerald Rosenthal In honor of John Rafkin Hollis and Benjamin Sax In honor of Robie House Lorna P. Straus In gratitude for Risa Sekiguchi Henry Whiting In honor of Robie House Peter Yankala and Donna Lamm

Gifts In Memory In memory of Joyce Monroe Janet Barkley In memory of Grace Staver Rarity Mary K. Crane In memory of Bette Pappas Gwen Grogan In memory of Carter Manny Maya Manny In memory of Ray Mills Fritz and Fay Michaelis

Photos: Anne Evans

PAGE 23 Member support helps the Trust continue to touch lives through Wright’s original work by providing vital resources for educational programs and preservation of our historic sites. CURRENT SOCIETY LEVEL MEMBERS:

Skylight Society Drs. Kenneth and Nan Unklesbay Octagon Society Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Grip Mr. Tom Alexander Ms. Debra N. Walters Anne Agee and Robert Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guritz Mr. Kenneth Bagan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Whittington Ms. Nancy Alpert Mr. T. Gunny Harboe Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clayton Mr. Craig Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baumann Mr. and Mrs. William Hopson Howard Cohen and Dona Robbins-Cohen Mr. Fred Bauries Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jurgens Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feeney Inglenook Society Ms. Lieselotte N. Betterman Ms. MarLen Kaiser Alex Gibson and Mary Hendrickson Dr. Alvin Bronstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brandyberry Sona Kalousdian and Ira D. Lawrence Ms. Vicki Giles Mr. and Mrs. Bill Christensen Marilyn Cantisano and Donald Southworth Ms. Ann M. Krilcich Mr. and Ms. Thomas Glennan Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Collins Ann and Kevin Casey Nell and John Lurain Mr. Daniel Grangaard Ms. Debra Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cole Marvin Mitchell and Neale Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. James A. Graves Ted and Deborah Giesler Mr. and Mrs. Terrance J. Coleman Mr. Jerrold Mohn Mr. and Mrs. Bill Greffin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray David Coup and David Smith Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moller Mr. Richard L. Hess James Hayes and Catherine Keig Mr. Robert R. Dahl Mr. William B. Neis Mr. Loren D. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Jensen, III Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Davis Rhonda and Samantha Pearlman Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lyons Mr. Stewart Macaulay Mr. Dave DeCaro Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Craig and Roberta MacGlashan Dr. and Mrs. Ryan Mayhew Dr. and Mrs. Eugene DeSombre Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pisani Susan and John Major Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCullough Mr. Eric Dietz Karen Prince-Weithorn Mr. and Mrs. Terry Marbach Joseph Nordsieck and Melanie Ringer Mr. James G. Dill Jr. Mr. Dan Ryan Mr. James W. Neupert Mr. and Mrs. John K. Notz Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Donley Scott E. Schiave and Anne Hamblin Schiave Ms. Julie Overbeck Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Petertil Bill Donnell and Claudia Daly Daniel Curry and Jennifer Schmidt Barbara Quilty and Matthew Magnifico Mr. J. Sean Plater Mr. Dale Eaman Mr. David T. Sidney Mr. Loren M. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reardon M. Fainer Mr. Anthony M. Smyth Mr. Thomas R. Schiff Ms. Patricia S. Schwartz Mrs. Kim Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Snell Mr. and Mrs. Joel Schoenmeyer Mr. Jack Waters John Patrick Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Ron Spengler Mr. James Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Geary Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stampfl

SOCIETY LEVEL MEMBERS

PAGE 24 Octagon Society – Continued

Mr. Christopher V. Stevenson William Baker and Anthony Stull Heidi Bowlus and Rachel Bowlus Lisa and Richard Cederoth Christopher Straus and Curtiss Cohen Dr. and Mrs. James E. Banta Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowman John and Jaqueline Ceisel Mr. and Ms. Robert Thomas Richard Barker and Scott Renn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Cande Celio Ms. Marcia Thomas Mr. Earl Barnes Ms. Susan Branch Jack Cella and Laura Prail Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thorpe Carolee and Brooks Barrett Mr. and Mrs. William Brander Mary Chamberlin and Ray Watson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Trimbach Mr. and Mrs. John Barton Mr. Lawrence E. Bray Mr. Emile Charest Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Vande Kieft Luke Basic and Sarah Kimmel Mr. David Brent Ms. Monique Chase T. Snow Wolf Wagner and David Klein Alan Batteiger and Paula Mann John and Marcie Britton Mr. Linton J. Childs Mr. Steven Young Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Batterham Ian Brown and Barb Parish Mr. and Mrs. Jim Choate Ms. Andrea Bauer Layne and Rebecca Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christensen Prairie Society Mr. and Mrs. Terry Baxter Mr. S.T. Brown Nancy and Brian Christensen Mr. and Ms. Joshua Abrams Mr. John Beddoe Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bruck Mr. and Mrs. Roger Christy Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Acton Mr. and Mrs. James Bedi Todd and Cathie Buch Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Chuhna Janice L. Miller and David A. Acton Mr. and Mrs. Roger Behler Mr. and Mrs. Shad Burkiett Pam Church and Fred Popp Mr. and Mrs. Mark Adams Vicki and James Bell Miss and Mr. Brooklyn Burmeister Gloria and Katherine Cichy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams Mr. A. Stuart Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Byers Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Clary Nancy Adkins and Brant Abrahamson Ms. Christina Berben Ms. Barbara J. Byrum Ms. Michelle Clemons Eric and Catherine Allen Mr. and Mrs. Dale Berns Amr Abdelaziz and John Calcagno Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coleman II Mr. and Mrs. Ken Allen Dr. Robert Beverly III Ms. Jocelyne Caldwell Ms. Patricia J. Coleman Frank Lloyd Wright's Allen House John Biek and Christina Norton Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cantor Mr. Stephen Joel Coons Moana and Erik Andersen Mrs. Sharon Bigot Ms. Vera Capp Mr. and Mrs. G. Rogers Cooper Mary Andrus and Tim Lynch Laura and John Bilson Ms. Susan Cardoni Mr. and Mrs. Mark Costello Mr. Thane K. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bishop Carleton of Oak Park Mr. Steven W. Cox Ms. Morgan G. Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blair Anne and Bryce Carmine Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Craven Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Auguste Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blake Sandi and Corwin Carr Dr. Martyn Crook Mrs. Marcie Austen Mr. and Mrs. Karl Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Catalano Mr. Arthur Crook Ms. Carol Austin Barbara Bayldon and Joel Block Drew W. Cates and John H. Fix Mr. Charles Crowder Debera Backhus and Anna Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Jay Boardway Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cauffman Ms. Ellen Darling Carla Bailey and Michael Duncan Mort and Jennifer Boland Mr. Howard C. Cavner Dr. and Mrs. Tapas Das Gupta Mr. Roger Baker Mr. George V. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. David S. Cecchini Ms. Barbara C. Davis

PAGE 25 Prairie Society – Continued

David G. De Marco Ms. Irene Erwin George Geary and Neil Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dedek Dr. David Estes Ms. Lori Gentile Mr. Thomas Deimel Debbie Etri Andrea Georgelos and Nathan Gardner Richard and Patricia DeiTos Susan Pentzer Eubinag & Glenn Eubinag Mr. Noah Gerding Ms. Eunice M. DeMello Hazel S. Fackler Mr. and Mrs. David Gill Ms. Martine Derom Connie Fairbanks and Kirk Twiss Mr. Donald Goerig Huimin Diao and Yu Fu Laura Farnsworth Chelsen and Caitlyn Chelsen Barry Gomberg and Alice Kuhn Mr. Matthew Dickey Mr. David Faurio Marc Gordon and Glenna Lally Mr. John E. Dieter III Anna May and Timothy Feige Lisal and Don Gorman Mr. Vernon Dietz Andrew Feldman and Brett Jacobs Rose and Matthew Graca Travel Wright 2018 guests Mr. Eugene H. Diggs Ms. Virginia Ferrante-Iqbal Mr. Jason Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dittmer Mr. and Mrs. Diego Ferro Mr. Mark Grenier Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hartland Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dixon Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ferry Sara Griffi ths and Thomas Connell Sandra and Kevin Hartman Mr. and Mrs. John V. Donofrio Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Finley Mr. Duane Griffus Mr. and Ms. Thomas Harvey Mr. Dennis P. Doordan Ms. Cynthia D. Fitzharris Mr. Stephen Groh Michael Hayes and Jeanne Cloughley Mr. and Mrs. Jon Doucleff Patti and Dennis Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Grohne Suzanne and Emil Heintzinger Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Douglas Fred Flintstone Cynthia Gronkiewicz and Mark Tomera Ms. Maria Helm Chris and Carol Dubrowski Mrs. Lynda P. Fogle Mr. Alan Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hennes Robert Duffi n and Dee-Dee Darby Duffi n Thomas Fontana and Sagan Lewis Anne and Daniel Groves Donna Heroux-Everson and Ray Everson Mr. Daniel Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Tim Foster Dr. and Mrs. Fred Guenther Mr. Rob Herrema Ms. Mary M. Dunea Edward and Lynne Francis Mr. Steven P. Guild Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hildabrand Ms. Theresa Duphare Ms. Martha Franklin David Guth and Michael McDeid Anthony and Melissa Hiller Mr. and Ms. Andy Ebbott Ms. Kathryn Freidel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hagen Walter Ho and Vanessa Morales Ho Mr. Gregory Eisenstadt Dr. William French Nicole and Doug Hall Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hodson Douglas and Michelle Eldredge Ms. Caitlin Fry Mr. and Mrs. Marcelo Halpern Megan Holborn and Micheal Owen Mr. Howard Ellington Ms. Barbara N. Fuldner Dr. and Mrs. David Hancock Mr. Stephen Hollander Derek Emery and Blanca Eguia Mr. and Mrs. Sandford Furman Patricia Hanson and Susan Hertzfeldt Kim Holmes and Tim Kaczocha Mr. Chuck Emick Renata Gasperi Margaret Harris and Phil Straus Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Holmes Dr. Moshe Engel Ms. Gaston and Mrs. Keebler Susan M. Harsha Mr. and Mrs. Phil Howard Nilo Erice and Tim Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Jim Irwin

PAGE 26 Prairie Society – Continued

James Howe and Carol Kamm Marilyn Kapaun and Steve Kapaun Mr. Amir Lagstein Gloria Manelis and Marie Manelis-Mack Elizabeth Howland and Dennis Zavac Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Mr. and Mrs. Lou LaGuardia Mr. Theodore J. Manzke Lucianne and Lon Hudak Ms. Yvonne Katerman Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Lammy Timothy Markham and Melissa Kelly Jessica Huerta and Effren Gutierrez Mr. Richard Kato Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lampkowski Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Martin Kurt and Maria Hull Maire and Vic Katyal Ms. Marion Lang Carlos J Martinez and Patricia Lechowicz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huskisson Michael and Sharon Kearney Mr. and Mrs. David Latz Johanthan and Mary Mason Linda and Scott Hutchins Mr. John T. Keefe Laurent House Foundation Ms. Jennifer Masterson Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hytjan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keefer Ms. Jean Lawrence Ms. Nina Mattarella Russell Irving and Margaret Linnartz Marlin and Jeanne Keesler Elaine and Thomas Layden Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Maune Mr. Alan D. Isaacson Mr. David J. Kelly Maureen and David Leach Stephanie May and Kirk Lamb Carl and Diane Iseman Ms. Kathleen Kendra Mr. Don B. Leatherman Julie McClellan and Brittany Beckwith Carol Jabs and Alfred Schectman Mr. and Mrs. James Kenton Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Lee Elise McCurley and Elizabeth Davis Amy and Carl Jackson Ginge and Gerry Kettenbach Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leishman Ms. Tracey McDonald Coreen and Ron James Dr. Katherine Kientzle Elizabeth Lesnick and Jonathan Gross Mr. and Mrs. Brad McGee Marie and Mike James Mr. Thomas Kilcoyne Mr. Monte J. Levinson Michelle and Byron McKinney Ms. Karin Janik Mark Killian and Tina Kuska Ms. Xin Yi Lim Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McNulty Mr. Stephen Jaskowiak Mr. Walter Killingsworth Robert Lindstrom and Kathy Ehrig Mr. Matt McQnown Mike Jaynes and Donna Jaynes-Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. William Lipinksi Mr. Dato' Ar. Zulkhairi Md Zain Emily and Dave Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James Knoedler Robert Lippert and Kathleen Dwyer Mrs. Anne Metz Mr. and Mrs. Willis Johnson Mr. Michael Koch Dr. and Mrs. Lou Lombardi Kelly and Tom Meyer Mr. Michael Johnson Elizabeth and Kent Kochheiser Mr. David Lucas Mr. George I. Meyer Tonya and Dwayne Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Koczot Mrs. Laura Ludwig Ms. Elizabeth P. Meyer Mr. Kelly Jones Brian Koenigberg and Lisa Watson Mark Magnuson and Steven Westfield Mr. John Michael Laura and Eric Jordahl Ms. Susan Kogan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jorgensen Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Koretz Mr. Robert J. Mahoney Ms. Faith Miller John Judd and Karen Olesen Kimberly Brown and Robert Koutek Vera V. Mainz and Gregory Girolami Dr. Eric Milliner Mr. and Mrs. Norman O. Jung Daniel and Christa Krout Mr. and Mrs. Earl Major Ms. and Mr. Lynn Mische Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kamps John Krzykoski and Michael McCreight Mr. and Mrs. William Malcomb Jeff Mishur and Janet Ray Richard and Joseph Kania Christine M. LaGana and Joseph Raist Mr. Drew Maloney Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell

PAGE 27 Prairie Society – Continued

Victoria and Rebekah Mogilevsky Mr. Mark Osterstock Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Ramirez Kurt Sackman and Ana Liao Carla and Richard Moore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ouwenga Mr. Scott Rand Mr. Edward Sadtler Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore Ami Owen and Mark Owen Mr. and Mrs. Greg Rechtsteiner Ms. Paula J. Santrach Mr. Eric Moore Eva Pajkrt and Jacobus Bakker Lynn and Ian Reede Mrs. Janice Sarkor Mr. James Moore Mr. and Mrs. John G. Palko AIA Harold Rees and Emily Culbertson Zachary Schaefer and Abby Garrison Ms. Anna Morrow Mr. Paul A. Papier Karen Richter Ms. Janet S. Scheevel Marcia Mueller and Charles Prorok Drs. Allen and Georga Parchem Milton Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schlichting Peter Muha and Michael Lynch Mr. Brennan Pardee Mr. and Mrs. Larry Robbins Suzanne and Katharine Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mulka Mr. Rohan Paul Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Robinson Robie House living room area is Schmachtenberger curtained off Francis Murray and Katherine Brenner S. J Perlow and Sandra Allen Mr. Milton J. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. William Schoenbeck Leonard Muscolino and Duane Althoff Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Petroviak Ms. Maria T. Roche Monika and Bjorn Scholz Mrs. Elaine A. Nap Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Phend Angelyn and Justin Rockenbaugh Mrs. Mary Jo Schuler Rachael and Gabriel Nass Amy Phillips and Judith Denicola Mr. Ed Rogan John Schwartz and Anne Drake Ms. Liliana Nazario Louis Piccoli and Karen Kozlowski Ms. Deborah Rogers Mrs. Susan Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Neblock Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pignotti Brian and Mary Gail Rohr Barbara and Carrie Seanor Lisa and Paul Newkirk Linsey Pilkinton and Tracey Pilkinton Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Role Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nichin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Pinney Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Rose Michael Segall and Joanna Yun-Joo Cheng Michael and Susan Nielsen Mr. Michael Pipher Mr. Jerald Rosenthal Mr. Robert I. Selby Clayton Nightingale and Demetra Smith Wilma Plazak and Carey William Plazak Ms. Jo Ann Ross Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shaner Nightingale Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Popp Mr. and Mrs. John Rottersman Mr. and Ms. Gary Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Brad Nogar Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pounds Mr. Marshall Rousseau David Shaw and Thomas Kane Mr. William Northrup Ms. Glenna S. Powell Ms. Patricia Rowland Dan Sherman and Michele Hartlove Gayle Novig and Terry Mahn Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Prendeville Stephen Roy and Lloyd Kohler Daniel Shouvlin and Nancy McKibben Bob Nuber and Betty Shanahan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pride John Royster and Katie Blesener Mr. and Ms. Robert Shuford Ms. Jan O'Connor Mr. Gary Priestap William Roznowski and Christine Laperuto Dr. Barbara Siepierski Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Olson Mr. Steven Pulimood Ms. Cynthia Rudmann Ms. Barbara Skipworth David and Bradley Olufs Ken Qualls and Linda Lantry Ms. Mary Jane Russell Dr. and Mrs. Brent Smith Dr. John Ortega and Ms. Maila Merced Kanchan and Peter Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ryan Mr. Andrew Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Ostermann Mr. and Ms. Douglas Radick Robert Rzepka and Gabrielle Ryan

PAGE 28 Prairie Society – Continued

Margaret and Randall Snittjer Nicolas Tremblay and Florence Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wilkie Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Yant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trimble Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams Mr. Lawrence W. Woodward Ms. Janet Speer Beth Truett and Armon Haagen Mr. C. Webb Williams Mr. Dana "Nick" Wyman Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Spenner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tsuji William Wilson and Ethel Himmel Samuel and George Wyner Mr. and Ms. Thomas Spinelli Ms. Theresa M. Tyranowski Mr. John S. Winn Ms. Virginia Yeck Eva Stancey Flewelling and Thomas Stancey Marjory and Michael Ulm Mr. Charles K. Wishmeier Mr. Bernardo Zavattini Ms. Jan Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Tom Underwood James Wisneski and Freida Johnson Gale Zemel and David Mausner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanwood Mr. and Mrs. James Usrey Alice Withaar and Colleen Rader Mr. Long Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Starshak Mr. and Mrs. Garry Vaccaro Sue and Joe Wittman Ms. Lisa M. Zoia Vanessa and Robert Steele Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Van Wey Dr. Wayne Wood Mr. Nelson C. Steiner Mr. Gilbert Vara Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Scott Varwig Ms. Sandra Sterba-Boatwright Stephen Ver Halen and Jane Perkolup Douglas Stewart and Linda Sahagian Ms. Debra Vicharelli Mr. William Stiles Mr. and Mrs. George G. Vrechek Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stinson Ms. M.D. Walters Mrs. Jody Stokes Ms. Xiaozhe Wang Mr. Tim Strannix Mr. and Mrs. Philip Waninski Linda and Thomas Surlak Susana Ward and Karen Hostalet Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Surufka P. L. Watt Ms. Barbara L. Sutton Melissa Wells and Charles Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Don Swanton Ms. Kirstin Wells Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sweeney Jill and Vern Wennmaker Ms. Rita A. Swensson Dr. and Mrs. George White Mr. Newton TerMeer Thomas and Nora White Vincent M. Territo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Whitt Rebecca and David Thomas Mr. Ken Wicks and Ms. Carol Wenk Leslie and John Toepfer Miss Colette Wierzbinski Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Traub Rev. Edward D. Wight Designs for Modern Living: Chairs by Frank Lloyd Wright on display at Robie House

PAGE 29 In 2018, 500 volunteers contributed

over 30,000 hours of service.

They spent 3,000 hours in training

and continuing education activities,

which included interpreter training for

tours at the Home and Studio, Robie

House, Unity Temple and specialty

tour training.

Trust volunteers lead tours, host at

events and assist guests at our sites.

VOLUNTEERING AT THE TRUST

PAGE 30 Trust volunteers are integral to the success of our tours and operations. Volunteers lead site tours, assist with guests, and support special events and projects. Their commitment allows the Trust to fulfill its mission, and we are grateful for their contribution of time and service.

Linda Abrams Bisberg Gene Berkes John Burns Brett Clark Nancy Alpert Yarush Christine Bernard Kristin Caffrey Erin O'Donnell Clark Ann Alspaugh Stephan Bitter Helen Callahan Sue Cohn Sophie Amado Jack Bizot Beth Camery Marty Colchamiro Donna Ambrose Sue Blaine Elizabeth Camery Mary Colchamiro Stephen Andersson Linda Blaskovich Lee Campbell John Colucci Kris Anfuso Karen Borgstadt Adele Cannell Philip Colucci Nellie Angel Catherine Bosher Deirdre Cannon Mary Ellen Conboy Doris Angell Stephen Bowen Patrick Cannon Julie Conmy Megan Arlow Maggie Boyaris Barbara Carlson Michael Connelly John Arnold Ken Boyer Julie Carpenter James Conway Karole Bair Karen Boyle Linda Carroll-Evans David Cook Lauren Bair Peg Brandon Ian Carrus Lauren Cooper Cherie Balan Joan Brandt Kathy Carrus Sarah Corley

Irene Balks Paul Braun Caitlin Castro Maria Corpuz Volunteers Polly Novak, Kai Tzu Lu and Kathy Carrus Janet Barkley Katherine Braz Jay Champelli Royse Cramton Daniel Barnett Maureen Briza Emile Charest Brian Crawford Christine Day Douglas Deuchler Karen Barth Bruce Broerman Monique Chase Phyllis Creek Pam Deady Brian DeVinck Wes Barwick Marilyn Brumund Erika Chavez Michael Crist Bill Decker Mike Dianich Sebastian Beaghen John Bruun Marian Chen Maureen Crotty Janice Delaney Atala Diaz Mary Bechtol Lawrence Bubel Ashley Chiu Debbie Crouch Amie DeLuca Felix Diaz Deborah Becker Greg Bublitz Stacey Christensen Kimberly Darre Vicky Demakis Joey DiSantis Jeanette Becvar Arlene Bunis Christopher Chwedyk Elise Daughhetee Sally Dempsey Victoria DiSantis Hank Bell Janet Bunn Varun Cidambi Janet Davis Sareena Denis Rebecca Doar Tim Bennett Margaret Burke Elena Cincione Miriam Davison

VOLUNTEERS (JANUARY – DECEMBER 2018)

PAG E 31 Volunteers – Continued

Lisa Dodge Robert Feeney Art Gilfand Joanne Hannum Keith Hughes Emily Dodson Paula Fenza Grady Gillan Kathleen Hansen Rosemary Hutchinson Scott Dohr Anne Ferri Ruth Glaberson Stacey Harloe Natsuko Imamura Debbie Donahue Cathy Fey Marge Gockel Bob Hartnett Jeff Jaglois Vera Dowell Alan Fierst Amy Godino Christine Hauri Alyssa Jaracz Tom Drebenstedt Mark Finley Donna Goetz Kathryn Hausman Linda Jebavy Jan Novak Dressel Joan Fiske Janina Golab Jo Hays Tom Jeter Daryl Duvall Brian Flora Derrick Golon Dan Heiden Gertrude Johnson Maciej Dzumala Alicia Fontanetta Laura Goodey Judith Heineman Mary Johnson Linda Eales David Franek Laurie Goody John Hembling Wayne Johnson Trudi Eblen Tina Frank Martin Goulbourn Judy Hembling Harrison Jones Sue Blaine, the Wallis Austin Outstanding Volunteer Leila Edwards Gabriela Freese Leslie Goyne Kelly Hendrickson Margaret Jones of the Year and Susan Frost, a past recipient of Mary Egan Judith Frei Cliff Gray Mary Hennessey Christine Junious the honor Hanna Eimiller Lawrence Frey Peggy Greco Janine Henry de Frahan Andy Kaczkowski C.L. Elliott Linda Frey Wendy Greenhouse Harold Hering Mary Kaleta Melissa Elsmo Gretchen Frickx Geof Greer Janelle Herr Joan Kallas John Enderle David Frost Felix Griggs Dottie Hetzel Larry Kameya Mark Engelen Susan Frost Gayle Grindley Gail Hofmann Carol Ann Karlowski Pam Erickson Rosalie Fruchter Margarete Gross Ray Hofmann Steven Karlowski Peter Erickson Linda Gallagher Adrienne Guldin Megan Holborn Richard Katz Gwen Evans Mary Galligan Earl Gundelach Eileen Holderbaum Paula Kavchak Connie Fairbanks Leigh Gates Richard Guzman Elizabeth Holley Tom Keefer Michael Farley Mary Gear Donna Hachiya Ralph Holzem Marlin Keesler Andrea Farrell Roger Geier Jacob Hagan Jeanne Hoogerhyde Jean Kengott Ann Fastert Alex Gibson Sally Hakes Gary Howell Lawrence Kengott Volunteers Ann Marohn and Jack Lesniak Julie Federico Deb Giesler George Hallenbeck Debra Hruby Michael Kennedy Karen Feeney Ted Giesler Frank Hankins John Hug Jacqueline Kinnaman

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Bill Kirchner Ted Lawrence Bill McDonald Dave Morris William Kirchner Amy Lee Eloise McDowell Linda Mosier Frederick Kluck Roslyn Leehey John McGraw Colleen Mraz Dennis Kmiec Virginia Lennon Katie McGuire Carolyn Mulac Laura Knitt Carrie Leshyn Karen McLean Angela Murphy Shirley Koelling Jack Lesniak Mary McLeod John Murphy Rick Koepke Corrine Lettier Rick McNees Roselen Murphy Nelson Koga Donna Lettier Stewart Meadows Julie Myers Leo Koonmen Monte Levinson Joyce Meddaugh Kathy Nassios Alma Koppedraijer Janice Lewis Dick Meister Lynn Neils Diane Koselke Timothy Loftus Joan Meister Brett Nerstrom Amanda Kowalski Aubrey Lutz Wilfred Mejia Rebecca Nerstrom Michele Kowalski Daniel Madden Aura Mena Philip Neznanov Vincent Kowalski Susan Maltese Bill Merrill Lourdes Nicholls-Kaczkowski Margaret Kral Sandra Mangione Fritz Michaelis Pam Niesluchowski The Kowalski family volunteers regularly Linda Kravitz Pamuella Mann Carol Michelini Samijean Nordmark Marie Kruse Tom Marhevko Kimberly Mikuta Barbara Norrish Mike Owen Frank Patterson Lori Krzyzewski Ann Marohn Dee Millard Gary Northrup Ginny Paddock Katya Pavliuk Donald Kumler Ruth Martin Lynn Miller Polly Novak Gregory Padgett James Peters William Kundert Sam Marts Chris Mlynarczyk Bruce O'Brien Gary Palese Faith Peterson Ellen Kuner Marcia Matavulj Tim Mole Marie V. Olmos Marshall Palley Cheryl Phillips Barbara Kurth Denise Mavity Rocio Monge Robert Olney Cynthia Pangani Tom Phillips Rick Kwarciany Thomas Maxson David Montgomery Eric Olson Joan Pantsios Don Pielin Vicki Kwarciany Katie Maxwell Susan Montgomery Susan Olson Edward Pariser Renee Pleshar Barbara Kwiatkowsky Kaitlyn Mays Debra Moon Virginia Opitz Carol Patterson Mike Poirier Gregory Larvis Gene McCormack Helen ‘Scotty’ Moorman Frank Orto David Patterson Frank Pond Barbara Lawrence Nancy McCormack Char Lyn Morris Ute Osmers

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Kay Poyner Brown Jerry Rosenthal Madonna Sivwright Lynn Thomas Samuel Watters Alan Raphael Denise Roser Carolyn Skipper Richton Thomas Beverly Weable Madeleine Raymond Lance Royce Dan Slouka Jessica Thurk Katelyn Weil Nichole Reber Lynne Ruch Helene Slowik Tim Thurlow Michael Weiland Nancy Reeder Heidi Ruehle-May Kristina Smith John Tielsch Steven Weis Linda Reeve Janet Sabri Yvonne Smith Pat Trafton Elbert Whitfield Jane Reich Sean Sabri Linda Solan Ronald Traub Amanda Willard Helen Lee Reid Chettha Saetia Steve Sommers Susie Trexler Barbara Willard Peter Reidy Katya Samsonova Amy Sorenson Robert Trezevant Carolyn Williams Celebrating volunteers at Unity Temple Karl Reko Kim Sargent Norman Spielman Denise Trylovich Michael Williams Ruth Reko Kathleen Schalk Amy Srodon Richard Uebele Wendi Williams Susan Remington Jeff Schertz Susan Stack Sherry Vale Andria Wilson Cecilia Resende-Santos Erin Schettler David Staskowski Kyle Vander Meulen Janina Wimunc Pamela C. Reynolds Ariel Schick Michael Stewart Kraig Vandiver Madison Wittkofski Mirella Ribaudo Bryan Schneider Val Stewart Janet Vasilenko Simone Wright Tony Riley Peter Schramm Kelsey Stimple Janet Volk Bryan Yanaga Eduardo Rios Jerrold Schulkin Amy Stojkovich Joyce Voss Peter Yankala Linda Rios Jo Ann Schurman Amy Stricker Mary Wacker Charles Young Rose Rittenhouse Gary Schwab Gwen Stricker Jana Wallace Martha Yount Eileen Robbins Walter Schweiger Kathy Stricker Ellen Walsh Peg Zak David Robson Mark Scott Patti Sullivan Jack Walsh Mimi Zeigler Mark Scott, winner of the Catherine McLaughlin Award, Irma Rodriguez Janice Serafini Teri Sullivan Debra Walters with Volunteer Resources Manager Linda Bonifas-Guzman Marlou Rodriguez Valerie Sherman Donald Swanton Lauren Witkowski and Sue Blaine, recipient of the Wallis Austin Award Mary Roeing Ross Simmons Maria Sweeney Barbara Watkins Hiram Roman Brian Simenson Hannah Tatro Roseanna Watson Ron Roman Ken Simpson Vivian Tedford Terrence Watson

PAGE 34 Statements of Financial Position – December 31, 2018 and December 31, 2017 Statements of Activities – For the Years Ended December 31, 2018 and December 31, 2017

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 2018 DECEMBER 31, 2017 REVENUES DECEMBER 31, 2018 DECEMBER 31, 2017 Cash & Cash Equivalents 1,144,772 1, 547,132 Memberships 231,709 240,883 Accounts Receivable 17, 041 5,663 Contributions 272,485 1,229,243 Grants & Pledges Receivable, net 58,334 304,006 Grants 1,790,420 6,300 Inventory 325,805 448,783 Tours & Education 2,969,985 3,181,657 Prepaid Expenses 117, 9 3 3 83,331 Merchandise Sales 2,043,966 2,068,891 Property & Equipment 5,621,056 3,766,275 Special Events 90,901 100,407 Cash Held for Investment 37, 298 37, 298 Investment Income 1,801 143 TOTAL ASSETS 7,322,239 6,192,488 Licensing Revenues 22,704 320 Miscellaneous 4,610 4,575 In-kind Donations 167,839 315 ,9 89 TOTAL REVENUES 7,596,420 7,148,408 LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 2018 DECEMBER 31, 2017

Accounts Payable 162,485 133,935 YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED Accrued Expenses 131,355 130,840 EXPENSES DECEMBER 31, 2018 DECEMBER 31,2017 Deferred Income 383,364 493,616 Program Services 3,462,075 3,590,583 TOTAL LIABILITIES 677,204 758,391 General & Administrative 1,373,538 1,153,894 Fundraising 473,340 625,074 NET ASSETS 6,645,035 5,434,097 Cost of Sales 1,076,529 1,074,850 TOTAL EXPENSES 6,385,482 6,444,401 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 7,322,239 6,192,488

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 1,210,938 704,007 NET ASSETS BEGINNING OF PERIOD 5,434,097 4,730,090 NET ASSETS END OF PERIOD 6,645,035 5,434,097

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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