THE HENRY FORD® 2010 ANNUAL REPORT Vision Statement The Henry Ford will be a nationally recognized destination and force for fueling the spirit of American innovation and inspiring a can-do culture.

Mission Statement The Henry Ford® provides unique educational experiences based on authentic objects, stories and lives from America’s traditions of ingenuity, resourcefulness and innovation. Our purpose is to inspire people to learn from these traditions to help shape a better future.

Board of Trustees

William Clay Ford Lynn Ford Alandt Steven K. Hamp CHAIRMAN EMERITUS S. Evan Weiner Gerard M. Anderson Elizabeth Ford Kontulis CHAIRMAN Paul R. Dimond Josh Linkner Sheila Ford Hamp Richard P. Kughn Edsel B. Ford II Richard A. Manoogian VICE CHAIRMEN William Clay Ford, Jr. Martin Mayhew Patricia E. Mooradian PRESIDENT AND George F. Francis III Richard D. Snyder SECRETARY Christopher F. Hamp Ambassador Ronald N. Weiser Ralph J. Gerson TREASURER electronically the stories of historical and contemporary innovators; developing GREETINGS AND GRATITUDE educational strategies that encourage a new from the chairman culture of innovation; expanding public access to its incomparable resources; modeling and the president innovative thinking and behavior through program and exhibition development, business practices, product development and For both the State of Michigan and The community engagement; and providing an Henry Ford, the year 2010 was defined inspiring setting for important convenings by the articulation and adoption of new that connect people, ideas, talent and capital. directive visions. In the case of the state, And we’re doing all of this while new leadership called for nothing less maintaining our role as a unique, point-of- than the comprehensive “Reinvention of pride, family-friendly environment where Michigan.” In its 10-year strategic plan, learning is fun and hospitality omnipresent. Vision 2020, The Henry Ford committed None of this would be possible to a new set of responsibilities in addition without the generous investments of time, to maintaining its status as a nationally expertise and resources that our many recognized cultural destination — namely, stakeholders make here each year. For that The Henry Ford will also “be a force for support and what it empowers our institution fueling the spirit of American innovation and to do, we are extremely grateful, and we are inspiring a can-do culture.” This new vision proud to recognize those many contributions statement formally commits The Henry Ford within this annual report. to serving as an active agent for culture change, which we believe is a necessary precondition Thank you so much for all that you do to for our region’s and state’s transformation help The Henry Ford do all that it can. and resurgence as a center for American Together, we are making significant progress innovation and entrepreneurialism. toward creating a better, brighter future for our families, our community, our state and As you will read on the pages that follow, The Henry Ford is working toward achieving our nation. these goals by collecting and sharing

S. Evan Weiner Patricia E. Mooradian CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT

FRONT COVER: The Kinesion, one of the eye-popping technological wonders that appeared at The Henry Ford’s Maker Faire®. Photo by Gary Malerba All photos by Rudy Ruzicska unless otherwise noted. A New Vision

CLOCKWISE, FROM LEFT: The memorable main entrance to Henry Ford Museum; Ford’s GT Mark IV, the unexpected winner of 1967’s 24 Hours of Le Mans race; the 1873 Torch Lake steam locomotive.

4 | annual report 2010 The Henry Ford is famed for preserving America’s traditions. But within the organization, we are constantly evolving. Henry Ford was widely quoted as saying, “History is more or less bunk.” But the rest of what he said – the most important part – is rarely quoted: “The only history that is worth a tinker’s damn is the history we make today.” The Henry Ford has never been about studying history merely for its own sake. Since our beginning, our mission has been to explore and share the ideas, objects and people who have changed the lives of average Americans. Our goal is to inspire people with America’s traditions of ingenuity, resourcefulness and innovation in order to help them shape a better world. In short, The Henry Ford is not

Photo by Roy Ritchie just about our past. It is about our future, as well. As a result, The Henry Ford is a dynamic institution where changes are constantly taking place. In 2010, as a centerpiece of that change, The Henry Ford adopted a new 10-year strategic plan and vision that will drive the organizational changes that will help us fulfill our purpose. Our new Vision 2020 strategic plan states, “The Henry Ford will be a nationally recognized destination and force for fueling the spirit of American innovation and inspiring a can-do culture.” As The Henry Ford set out to meet this ambitious new vision, three primary strategies were identified: Innovation, Experiences and Engagement, and Collections and Access. Even before the year ended, those strategies were defining and driving our work. This Annual Report describes the changes that took place at The Henry Ford in 2010 to reach our vision using these three strategies.

annual report 2010 | 3 INNOVATION

The Henry Ford has been collecting America’s most pivotal and influential stories of innovation since 1929. From the Agricultural Revolution and the Industrial Revolution right through to today’s Information Age, Henry Ford Museum® recounts the nation’s most notable stories of progress and transformation. In one of our newest endeavors, The Henry Ford is focusing on the stories of present-day innovators. What started in 2008 with a single interview with barrier-breaking IndyCar driver Lyn St. James has snowballed into a creative collaborative with some of the world’s greatest innovators, from Pierre Omidyar, founder of eBay, to Bill Gates, Martha Stewart, Steve Wozniak and more. We call this project OnInnovation.com. Through OnInnovation.com, we are making the stories of great American innovators accessible everywhere people have access to the Internet. OnInnovation.com is one of the many ways in which The Henry Ford is playing a national role in advancing a culture of innovation in America. It’s a huge role, but it is one that we are uniquely positioned to play. The website has a broad audience: educators, lifelong learners, business people and people who are simply in search of inspiration. By making these resources available to the public, these stories are providing inspiration for tomorrow’s up-and-coming innovators. By linking contemporary stories to the stories of historic innovators, we offer a unique lens that may just ignite unique solutions. Another new feature is the Innovation 101 curriculum, a five-part interactive course designed for use in K-12 classrooms. Innovation 101 uses the video interviews on OnInnovation.com and builds lesson plans and activities around them to help teachers, students and other youth service providers connect to and reinforce 21st-century skills. The OnInnovation.com website is not the only place where visitors encountered inventive approaches to fulfilling our mission.

6 | annual report 2010 BELOW: Apple Computer co-founder Steve Wozniak and Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft.

Photo Credit: Michelle Andonian, Michelle Andonian Photography

annual report 2010 | 5 EXPERIENCES & ENGAGEMENT

Maker Faire® Detroit – From Motor City to Maker City In July, The Henry Ford launched a major new event called Maker Faire Detroit. It was intended to stimulate a culture of innovation in a very concrete way. Maker Faire Detroit was presented in partnership with MAKE magazine. It originated in San Mateo, Calif., as a way for maker/enthusiasts to get together and share their creations. Henry Ford himself was a “maker” whose inveterate tinkering eventually changed the world around him. This “learning by doing” philosophy is at the heart of Maker Faire’s philosophy and has long been part of metropolitan Detroit’s DNA. By bringing Maker Faire to Michigan, The Henry Ford set out to reinvigorate a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship that can help Michigan rebound from its current economic situation. More than 300 makers presented their creations during the 2-day festival, which took place both inside Henry Ford Museum and the adjacent west parking lot. Participants came from across the country. Our first Maker Faire attracted nearly 20,000 visitors over two days, inspiring us to schedule a second Maker Faire Detroit on July 30-31, 2011.

2010 Museum Gallery Exhibitions The Flex Gallery in Henry Ford Museum regularly hosts temporary exhibits that expand on and enhance various elements of our own permanent collection. These were among several notable exhibits presented in 2010.

Good Design: Stories from Herman Miller The Good Design exhibit, developed in collaboration with the Muskegon Museum of Art, was created as a touring exhibit that explored the problem-solving design process employed at Herman Miller, Inc., a world-renowned West Michigan-based furniture company long famed for its groundbreaking designs.

8 | annual report 2010 CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP: Dancing in the streets added to the already festive atmosphere at the Rag- time Street Fair; a hands-on experiment at Maker Faire involving Coca-Cola and Mentos; simple and streamlined, the display of Good Design: Stories from Herman Miller reinforced the exhibit’s contents; The Henry Ford president Patricia Mooradian at the controls of a fanciful art car during Maker Faire.

EXPERIENCES ENGAGEMENT

Photo by Gary Malerba

annual report 2010 | 7 Good Design: Stories from Herman Miller incorporated many resources of The Henry Ford’s Herman Miller Design Collection, a comprehensive archive of the company’s innovative processes and products, most of which have never been on public view. Interestingly, the focus of the exhibit was not on the artifacts themselves, but on the process of innovation used to create them. The exhibit was made up of four case studies, each demonstrating how good design explores, inquires, engages and endures.

George Washington Carver Exhibit Organized by The Field Museum in Chicago in collaboration with Tuskegee University and the National Park Service, this exhibit explored the life’s work of one of America’s most innovative and indefatigable researchers. Born into slavery in a tiny Missouri town during the final year of the Civil War, George Washington Carver went on to become one of America’s most notable and prolific agricultural scientists. Chemist, researcher, inventor and revered educator, he also had a profound impact as a social activist. The exhibit enabled visitors to explore the curiosity, persistence and passion for education that fueled Carver’s quiet and determined goal to harness nature’s power for the benefit of those in need.

Inspirational Annual Events The Henry Ford was home to annual signature events that inspire visitors year after year. A few of these are highlighted below.

Ragtime Street Fair This newest Greenfield Village® event focused on the ragtime era of the early 20th century. It brought to life an African-American musical form that led the way to the Jazz Age of the 1920s, the boogie-woogie/swing style of the 1930s and ’40s, and the rock and roll of the 1950s and ’60s and beyond.

Motor Muster More than 500 cars, bicycles, motorcycles, trucks and other vehicles from the 1930s through the 1970s were on display throughout Greenfield Village during Motor Muster weekend. The 2010 Motor Muster celebrated America’s compact cars. Special activities included Popular Choice Voting, various presentations about automotive history, a World War II encampment at Cotswold Cottage and more.

10 | annual report 2010 The Henry Ford is filled with a vast array of one-of-a-kind sights and experiences. CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP LEFT: Rides in genuine Model T Fords; skating with 19th-century costumed presenters during Holiday Nights; singers during an informative and revealing symposium about the career and achievements of George Washington Carver.

Photo by Roy Ritchie

Holidays at The Henry Ford Holiday Nights in Greenfield Village again drew record crowds, but Henry Ford Museum also saw its own measure of holiday magic. As in past years, families were enthralled with the giant Christmas tree, visits with Santa and two remarkable train displays.

Community Engagement Several times throughout the year, free admission was provided to families who might not otherwise be able to visit The Henry Ford. Specially facilitated children’s activities, live music, dramatic presentations, make-and-take activities and other special programming were presented during these well-attended days.

Annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Symposium The fifth annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Day Symposium was held in February 2010 in conjunction with Target Days in order to promote greater attendance. This year’s symposium featured Dr. Clayborne Carson, one of the nation’s foremost King scholars and an author, researcher and distinguished academic. He is a professor of history at Stanford University and founding director of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute. Dr. Carson spoke about the influence that Dr. King and the U.S. civil rights movement had on the world beyond our borders. The morning symposium was followed by a youth session that focused on Gandhi’s philosophy of nonviolence that was so influential to Dr. King.

annual report 2010 | 9 Target Family Days in the Museum 2010 marked the third year of The Henry Ford’s partnership with Target to offer free admis- sion to Henry Ford Museum. On Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, Target provided free round-trip bus service from its partner organizations. New in 2010, Target extended its commitment to underwrite admission for Presidents Day in February, Labor Day in September and a national free day in July.

Celebrate Black History Month in Henry Ford Museum Throughout February, guests to the Henry Ford Museum explored America’s modern civil rights movement through music, drama and hands-on activities. These activities included: • Minds on Freedom at the Drive-In Theater: Using songs, speeches and images, this show celebrated the individuals whose commitment powered the civil rights movement. • Hands on Freedom: Visitors made a “Leaders of the Civil Rights Movement” headband and posted their thoughts on the question, “What if Dr. King was alive today?” near the Made in America exhibit. • We Don’t Want Them: Race and Housing in Metropolitan Detroit, 1900–1968 Exhibit: This exhibit explored how housing policies in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s impacted the lives of African Americans in metropolitan Detroit.

Enhancing the Experience Innovation was the guiding principle underlying the changes that took place at The Henry Ford.

Museum Plaza A small but significant change was made to the main entrance to Henry Ford Museum. As visitors enter the Museum floor, they now encounter four large portals to guide them to the

12 | annual report 2010 Museum’s signature exhibitions: Made in America, With Liberty and Justice for All, Heroes of the Sky and Automobile in American Life, which will become Driving America. These renovations have helped to create a grand entryway befitting the remarkable collections of The Henry Ford. Edison’s Last Breath, formerly at the plaza entrance, was moved inside the Made in America – Making Power exhibit.

Fully Furnished Henry Ford Museum’s furniture exhibit received a “non-extreme” makeover in 2010. We gave the exhibit a fresh look by adding a new coat of paint, rearranging artifacts and offering new insights and stories about one of the finest furniture collections in the nation. New sections were created with themes such as American Chair Classics and Furniture with a Past. Familiar sections such as Kids, Turning Technology into Furniture and Before Indoor Plumbing were updated.

Racing in America In June, we announced an initiative to create a new racing exhibition for permanent display in Henry Ford Museum. The exhibition, to be called Racing in America, will be powered by highly interactive displays and frontier-stretching technologies. Racing in America will bring auto racing to life with some of automotive history’s most significant vehicles, along with the personal stories and collections from legendary leaders and drivers and on-site demonstrations of today’s technological advancements. We will have more updates in coming months on our efforts to raise the $15 million necessary to make this exhibition a reality. To assist in our fund-raising, we secured the help of some of the racing industry’s most successful business people. Edsel B. Ford II, Roger Penske, Jack Roush and Rick Hendrick all agreed to be co-chairs in this endeavor. We are thrilled and very grateful for their commitment and support. Stay tuned for more details as Racing in America develops.

PAGE 10, FROM LEFT: Patricia E. Mooradian, president of The Henry Ford; Christian Øverland, executive vice president of The Henry Ford; and John Force at June 10, 2010, Ford Racing and Racing in America joint event; Weighing more than 4,200 pounds and adorned with Thomas Edison’s distinctive signature and a shovel used by Luther Burbank, The Henry Ford’s symbolic cornerstone provides a dramatic centerpiece to Henry Ford Museum’s central plaza. PAGE 11, FROM LEFT: Bobby Unser, Edsel B. Ford II, Dan Gurney and Christian Øverland at the North American debut of conserved Lotus-Ford 38/1 at Pebble Beach, Calif.; miniature versions of some of Herman Miller’s revolutionary furniture designs.

annual report 2010 | 11 COLLECTIONS & ACCESS The third major strategy to help fuel a renewed culture of innovation in America involves many behind-the-scenes activities that make up our Collections and Access systems. Only 6% of our remarkable collection is on display at any given time. This is just a fraction of the more than 80 historic buildings, one million three-dimensional artifacts and more than 26 million other documents that make up our collection. The remaining artifacts and treasures are largely in storage for their care and protection. There is always a balance to strike between preservation and access. But recent technological possibilities – including the digitization of artifacts, coupled with web-based and mobile tools – now make unprecedented public access to our vast collections possible. In the next decade, The Henry Ford will undergo a massive program to digitize its holdings and provide tools that enable widespread access to rarely seen American treasures.

Digitizing the Collections To provide digital access to our collections (or “digitize the collections,” as we often say) requires major changes and upgrades to our systems, processes and software as well as new skills, staff and equipment. In other words, it’s a big job! It is impossible for us to digitize all of the collections simultaneously. So we have to make choices, prioritize and apply different approaches to different types of collections. Initially, we are focusing our attention on our many and varied transportation-related collections to support the forthcoming automobile and racing exhibitions planned for Henry Ford Museum.

Collections and Stories System A major component of The Henry Ford’s new strategic plan is to grow and leverage our collections to expand the scope and scale of educational and public access. The digitizing work now taking place is the first step in this process. Strategies, objectives and plans have been developed to implement a new collections tool for our on-site and off-site visitors as well as our entire staff. The plan is to create a new era in which everyone will be able to access our collections, stories and historical knowledge through a web-based interface on a computer, smartphone or perhaps another device yet to be invented.

14 | annual report 2010 One of the most demanding tasks of the preparation for the new Driving America exhibition, scheduled to open in 2012, is creating extremely high-resolution digital images of every detail relating to the vehicles that will be on display.

Photo by Midcoast Studio

annual report 2010 | 13 Creation of Digital Education Products Unless one has a high understanding of technology, it is hard to imagine the impact that all this activity has on our visitors. The Henry Ford’s Education Department created digital resources to help the public access our collections in several ways:

Driving America Educational Products • Seven new, comprehensive online instructional units entitled Educator DigiKits were created for elementary and secondary school students in social studies and science. • A unique interactive concept called ExhibitBuilder was launched that allows students, teachers and others to access and use transportation-related digital assets to create their own online 3D exhibitions. • From the Curators, which will provide researchers, students and teachers online expert content on transportation-related topics.

New Education Website With the institutional goal of making history relevant and preparing today’s learners for the 21st century, The Henry Ford made digital education a top priority. After three years of extensive research, we were proud to launch a newly upgraded and comprehensive education website at thehenryford.org/education. This new website offers unique online products and tools for a wide array of educators and learners.

DASH + National Contest The Henry Ford collaborated with Henry Ford Academy®, Ford Motor Company, Visteon and the College of Creative Studies Auto Design Department in the DASH+ national design contest. The contest was sponsored by the X Prize Foundation, Progressive Insurance and the United States Department of Energy. The DASH+ contest encouraged high school students across the nation to think “out of the box,” be innovative and propose the basic design of an “eco-friendly dashboard that can change the behavior of the driver and make us all environmentally responsible.” Henry Ford Academy was one of three semifinalists.

16 | annual report 2010 CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP: One of the new high-resolution digital images of the Quadricycle, the first motorized vehicle developed by Henry Ford; a page of ExhibitBuilder, a new digital tool that enables students and teachers to access our collections without ever leaving the classroom; in Henry Ford Museum, the work of finalists in the Industrial Designers Society of America’s International Design Excellence Awards on display. Photo by Midcoast Studio

Digital Learning Library (DLL) The Henry Ford initiated a partnership with PBS to disseminate its new online educational resources to a national audience. The transportation DigiKits were the first products introduced. A large part of The Henry Ford’s new vision is to have a national impact on the culture of innovation in America. Creating distribution channels for our digital educational products so they can be used by students and teachers throughout the United States is a key piece of this strategy.

IDSA Partnership In 2010, The Henry Ford formed a partnership with the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) that will have a significant impact on our collections. The Henry Ford is not just a premier history destination, but we are home to one of the greatest industrial design collections in the world. IDSA is the voice of international industrial design, committed to advancing the profession through education, information, community and advocacy. As part of the new partnership between The Henry Ford and IDSA, Henry Ford Museum will now host the annual International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA), which foster business and public understanding about the impact of industrial design on the quality of life and the economy.

annual report 2010 | 15 ABOVE: A letter from Mark Twain to Governor Francis of Missouri, May 26, 1904

18 | annual report 2010 2010 Major Archival Acquisitions Some of the significant additions that were made to the collections in 2010: Model Car, 1962 Mustang I Concept Car The Ford Mustang, introduced in 1964 as a 1965 model, became one of the most important cars in Ford Motor Company’s history. But there was a Mustang concept car before the production Mustang. The model is of the concept car. It was a small two-seater with a rear-mounted engine. Ford introduced it in 1962 at the United States Grand Prix in Watkins Glen, N.Y. The car subsequently toured colleges and made other racetrack appearances. Ford used the car to build interest among young people and to make the point that new, exciting products would be coming from the company. The Henry Ford has the original concept car as well as a good deal of related documentation. Gift of John Najjar and Barbara Ramsey

Letters Written by Mark Twain A May 26, 1904, letter from Mark Twain to Governor Francis of Missouri is in response to the request for Twain to attend the St. Louis World’s Fair of 1904 (also known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition) as a famous “native son.” Twain, residing in Florence, Italy, for his wife’s health, replies he cannot participate but will be well-represented by a portrait he is currently having painted. That painting – the last known portrait of the writer – is in the collection of The Henry Ford, and this letter, filled with Twain humor, adds context to the painting. The other letters and notes were acquired as part of the lot containing the 1904 letter. They were all written in the last months of Twain’s life (he passed away on April 21, 1910) and will require research to fully understand their importance beyond the autograph value.

Fair Lane Rail Car Archival Collection This documentation of the Fair Lane Rail Car provides the technical history of the car and reflects modifications made over time by its various owners. There is historical information about the car and when and why various changes were made. Since the car is a major artifact in our collection (donated to The Henry Ford in 1996 by Richard Kughn), the drawings and correspondence inform any work on the object. Outside researchers would be interested in the construction of a specialty-built rail car that was considered one of the most expensive, heavily constructed, self-contained business cars in use at the time. Gift of Richard Kughn

Robert Propst Collection Robert Propst (1921-2000) is primarily recognized as the pioneer designer of modular office furniture systems, in particular Herman Miller’s cubicle-based Action Office. This collection comprises material related to the entire design process, from concept to manufacturing and marketing. The collection — which includes prototypes, conceptual sketches, correspondence, photographs and models — covers Propst’s design career from the 1950s to the 1990s. Gift of Leanore Propst

annual report 2010 | 17 Financial Report

Revenue (in thousands) 2010 (unaudited) 2009 Admissions $12,049 $12,354 Membership 4,481 4,760 Restaurants and Catering 9,901 9,253 Retail 1,126 1,166 Other Earned Income 4,008 4,001 Gifts and Contributions 3,663 4,254 Investment Income 14,142 14,269 Other 1,444 1,581 $50,814 $51,638 Expenses Program $42,667 $42,027 Administrative 5,421 5,340 Development and Membership 2,204 2,171 $50,292 $49,538

Capital Investments $424 $631 Surplus (Deficit)** $97 $1,468

Fund-raising expenses as a percentage of total revenue: 4.34% Fund-raising and administration expenses as a percentage of total revenue: 15.01%

**Note: Excludes depreciation

2010 Operating Support and Revenue 2010 Operating Expenditures Administrative 11% 4% Development and Membership Other 11%

Program Revenue 33% Investment Income 28% Program Gifts and Retail and 85% Contributions Food Sales 7% 22%

20 | annual report 2010 The Inspiration Project On October 6, 2010, The Henry Ford announced the successful conclusion to the Inspiration Project, the largest and most successful capital campaign in The Henry Ford’s history. Under the leadership of The Henry Ford’s past president, Steven K. Hamp, the Inspiration Project Campaign secured $155 million in gift commitments to bring about transformative changes to our institution. The immense generosity of the Ford family, including the single largest gift in The Henry Ford’s history by Mr. William Clay Ford, Sr., allowed us to realize this great transformation and inspired others to join our ambitious campaign.

Hundreds of individual, foundation and corporate donors invested in us, and to all of them we offer our sincere and heartfelt thanks. The campaign enabled us to do many things. A small sampling of our accomplishments: • Replacement of the entire underground infrastructure in Greenfield Village. • Addition of the Josephine Ford Plaza entryway to Greenfield Village. • The beautiful restoration of the Museum Promenade. • Creation of distinct historic districts in Greenfield Village. • Funding for exhibitions, such as Heroes of the Sky and With Liberty and Justice for All. • Creation of Driving America, which will open in early 2012. • Replacing the electrical infrastructure that serves the Museum, Lovett Hall and some portions of Greenfield Village. • Replacement of the circular driveway in front of the Museum as a major in-kind contribution from a number of construction firms and suppliers.

There were many more projects supported by the campaign, not to mention the increased support for our annual operations. While we accomplished a great deal, the transformation of The Henry Ford continues. We hope you, our donors and friends, will join us as we advance our mission as America’s Greatest History Attraction®.

ABOVE: S. Evan Weiner, chairman of the board of trustees; Steven K. Hamp, past president and trustee; and Patricia E. Mooradian, president of The Henry Ford, at 2010 President’s Dinner presenting Steven K. Hamp with a special award for his campaign leadership.

annual report 2010 | 19 THANK YOU!

22 | annual report 2010 Hundreds of The Henry Ford employees and volunteers gather in the IMAX® Theatre lobby at the conclusion of the annual All Staff Conference in January.

annual report 2010 | 21 Donor Recognition

Donors to the Inspiration Project: The Carl and Nondus Buss FEV, Inc. Butzel Long Finkel Family Foundation Campaign to Transform The Henry Ford Cadillac Asphalt, LLC David T. and Jennifer Fischer We thank the donors whose generous Raymond and Margaret Campbell Fisher & Company gifts support our efforts to transform Lori C. Cancilla Fisher Fuel The Henry Ford into America’s Greatest Capital Guardian Trust Company Flynn Paving Carpenters L.M.P.T. Ford & Earl Associates History Attraction. Carpenters Labor Management Apprentice Cynthia and Edsel B. Ford II, on behalf of Anonymous Program the Henry Ford II Fund 4-Serve Cass Lock Contracting & Service Co., Inc. Mrs. Walter B. Ford II Abel Construction Company, Inc. CDA Engineering, Inc. Ford Motor Company Acee-Deucee Porta Can Chaim, Fanny, Louis, Benjamin and Anne Ford Motor Company Fund Alan T. Ackerman Florence Kaufman Memorial Trust Charlotte M. Ford Acoustic Ceiling & Partition Company, Inc. Edward Chateau Mr. and Mrs. William Clay Ford Acro Service Corporation Albert and Bernadette Chendes Mr. and Mrs. William Clay Ford, Jr. Ajax Paving The Cherney Family Martha F. Ford Alberici Constructors, Inc. Michael J. Choffnes William Clay Ford Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. A member of Ciber, Inc. Frances and John Bell Family Foundation the Kahn Family of Companies Cisco Systems, Inc. George and Elaine Francis Alfonsi Railroad City of Dearborn Dean and Aviva Friedman / Solomon Friedman American Automobile Centennial Commission Cityscape Architects, Inc. Advertising Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Anderson Clawson Concrete Friends of Belle Isle Michelle Andonian Colasanti Construction Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Gaecke David and Katie Andrea John and Nancy Colina Gala & Associates Angelo Iafrate Construction Comau Pico Jane L. Gale ARCADIS Comerica Charitable Foundation William H. Gates III Arch Coal Foundation Commercial Contracting Corporation Gensler Hugh M. and Mary Jane Archer Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Louise P. George Aristeo Construction Company Construction Association of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gerson Armond Cassil Co. Consumers Energy Foundation Gino DiClemente Foundation ArvinMeritor Contos / Walsh Family Mark and Maria Glenn Associated General Contractors, Greater Richard Cook Gonzalez Production Systems Detroit Chapter Corby Energy Services, Inc. Gregory Goss AT&T, Inc. Robert Cramer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Graham Atwell-Hicks CSX Transportation William H. Gray III AUC-Michigan’s Heavy Construction Association Thomas and Regina Cunningham Grissim Metz Andriese Associates Babcock & Wilcox Construction D.L. Tocco and Associates Jeanne and Peter Gross Amy Bachelder and Douglas Whitehouse DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund Grunwell-Cashero Co. Paul and Brenda Balas Beatrice D’Ambrosio Mayor Michael and Kari Guido Diane Bancroft Dan’s Excavating Richard and Judith Halkiewicz Barclays Capital Danske Bank Hamon Custodis, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Barfield Dearborn Mid-West Conveyor Co. Sheila Ford Hamp Barton Malow Company Foundation Deloitte Steven K. Hamp Bear, Stearns & Co., Inc. Delphi Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Hamp Belding Walbridge Denso International Hanson Engineering Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bell DESAI/NASR Consulting Engineers Harlan Electric Company Carolyn J. Benitez and Ms. Beth Reese Detroit News Harley Ellis Deveraux Black & Veatch Dick and Betsy DeVos Foundation Harvey S. Firestone, Jr. Foundation BlackRock, Inc. DiClemente Engineering Hayes Grinding John H. and Maria Celano Blome DiClemente Siegel Design, Inc. Darryl B. Hazel Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. John F. DiClemente Herrick Foundation R.H. Bluestein & Company Dominion Technologies Group, Inc. Hewlett Packard Penny and Harold Blumenstein Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Mr. Dennis Hines and Ms. Sandra Halquist BNP Paribas DTE Energy Foundation Leonard Hitz Donald R. and Diane G. Boden Earnest Partners Robert and Joyce Hornberger James L. and Kathryn L. Boles Family Edsel B. Ford II Fund Barbara and Donald Hosmer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonell Edw. C. Levy Co. Howard Industries, Inc. Bonhams & Butterfields Judith E. Endelman Hudson-Webber Foundation Robert Boyer Estate of Mrs. Margaret E. Cooper Infrasource Underground Construction Brennan Development, Inc. Ernst & Young, LLP Institute of Museum and Library Services Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglas Brim Eugenio Painting Company Interlake Steamship Company Michael and Gloria Danna Brooks Robert and Viola Everett International Union of Operating Engineers, The Fred and Margaret Brusher Family Collection Fast Switch Local 324 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Buhl Fayez Sarofim & Co. International Union-U.A.W.

24 | annual report 2010 DONORS TO THE INSPIRATION PROJECT CONT.

ITC Holdings Corp. Morrell, Inc. Robert and Barbara Smith JPMorgan Chase Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Morrow SmithGroup Companies, Inc. Donor Recognition Jean Wright and Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Fund Motor City Electric Company / Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Snyder JM Olson Corporation Excavating Sprint John Carlo, Inc. Motor City Electric Technologies State Street Corporation John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Stuart G. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steele Johnson & Anderson Bill and Bobbie Mullen Steinke Services, Inc. Charles M. Jones National City Bank of Michigan/Illinois Mel and Lori Stephens Jerrold M. Jung National Endowment for the Humanities Sterling Group Kaltz Excavating Co., Inc. National Park Service Steven DiClemente Trust Kappen Tree Service, LLC National Waterworks Strategic Staffing Solutions, Inc. James and Mary Kelly Northern Trust Susan and Douglas Strayer Robyn and Nick Khouri Northwest Airlines, Inc. Sunset Excavating, Inc. Mr. Peter Kind NTH Consultants, LTD Sure-Weld & Plating Rack Company The Russ & Bonnie King Charitable Trust Nuclear Electric Insurance Limited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland Knight Construction Oldcastle Materials T K Holdings, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Knoop Oliver Dewey Marcks Foundation A. Alfred Taubman Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis Fund Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Oman Robert S. Taubman Donald and Mary Kosch Foundation William E. Owens, Sr. Jack C. Taylor Richard and Linda Kughn Oxbow Machine Products, Inc. Team Detroit (JWT/Y&R/Wunderman/ Kuka Flexible Production Systems Jim and Alice Padilla Ogilvy/Group M) L.S. Brinker Company Ed and Gerri Parks The Americana Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Lambrecht, Jr. Gerald L. M. Parks The Baker/Peck Family (Christie Peck) Lanzo Construction Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Pedler The Brinker Group Lazard Freres & Co., LLC Sharon Pendray The Chrysler Foundation Lear Corporation Roger S. Penske The Davey Tree Expert Company Nancy and Hank Lenox Peter Basso Associates, Inc. The Ford Foundation Allan S. Leonard Pfizer Foundation The Gilmour Fund Louis A. Trama Revocable Trust Pipefitters, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning The Ideal Group Lowe Construction Service, Local 636 The Kresge Foundation Luckett & Farley Architects PowerAdvocate, Inc. The Mannik & Smith Group Inc. John J. Lynch III and Anne H. Hiemstra PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP The Mosaic Foundation Regina E. Lysinger PRIMECAP Management Company The Solcz Family & Valiant Corporation Macquarie Group Foundation Propane Services, LLC The Staff of The Henry Ford Michael J. Maher RBC Capital Markets The Woodbridge Group Marc Dutton Irrigation, Inc. Peter Remington Charles and Shirley Thompson Nancy Chayne Martin Richard A. Manoogian Foundation Tower Automotive Matilda R. Wilson Fund Ric-Man Construction, Inc. Jonette Trainor Margaret McAlister Dr. and Mrs. Peter Rindlisbacher Triangle Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. James McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ritok Triest Family Suzanne O. McDougal RLE International TRI-TEC, LLC McGregor Fund Edward A. and Kathleen J C Robbins Tucker, Young, Jackson, Tull, Inc. McNaughton-McKay Electric Company Rockwell International Corporation Trust U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Mellon Financial Corporation Mr. and Mrs. William Romanski Development Merriman Construction Company, Inc. Rothschild U.S. Department of Transportation Metrosweep Environmental Engineering, Inc. Jack Roush UBS AG Michigan Department of Natural Resources Royal Roofing Co., Inc. Union Pacific Corporation Michigan Department of Transportation Stan and Lynne Rutkowski United Tile & Stone Works Michigan Foundation Company Save America’s Treasures Mr. and Mrs. Alessandro F. Uzielli Michigan Infrastructure & Transportation David L. Schoewe Amanda Van Dusen and Curtis Blessing Association Edward R. Schulak Jim and Sue Vanderbrink Michigan Laborers-Employers Cooperation & Schuler, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Veresh Education Trust Funds: Laborers Local Scotiabank Verizon Business 1076 LECET, Laborers Local 1191 LECET, The Elizabeth, Allan & Warren Shelden Fund Paula Villa-King Laborers Local 334 LECET, Michigan William C. Sears III VisionIT LECET Jerome W. and Josephine P. Sheppard Visteon Corp. Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters Sidock Group Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vlasic Michigan State Building and Construction Dr. Les and Ellen Siegel Wade-Trim Trades Council Siemens PLM Software Walbridge Aldinger Company Microsoft Corporation Signature Associates, Steven Gordon Walbridge Concrete Services Midwest Steel, Inc. Irene and Oscar Signori Walker-Miller Energy Services, LLC Roy Mikitch Simone Contracting Corp. Wally Kosorski & Co., Inc. W. Clark Miller Bruce and Edwina Simpson Walsh Construction Millwrights Local 1102 Daniel J. Sipila Gail and Lois Warden Fund Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Molin, Jr. Site Development, Inc. Washington Group International / Brenda Monk Janet Skillman URS Corporation Monroe Plumbing & Heating SMBC Global Foundation, Inc. Ken and Marilyn Way Patricia E. Mooradian Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smillie Ambassador and Mrs. Ronald N. Weiser Donald Moore Bernard R. Smith, Jr. Wells Fargo Foundation Morgan Stanley Raymond C. Smith Foundation Fund Western Asset

annual report 2010 | 23 DONORS TO THE INSPIRATION PROJECT CONT. WH Canon Company Estate of Margaret Cooper Estate of Panagonla Mary Schistos Whitney Fund Estate of Kenneth J. Coran Estate of William Warren Shelden Don and Karen Williams Estate of Marion Ara Cusimano Estate of Bruce Simpson Karen Colina Wilson Paul R. Dimond Estate of Edwina Surdyk-Mitz World Heritage Foundation/“The Estate of Carmen Dunn Ambassador Ronald N. Weiser Prechter Fund” Estate of Charles V. Elder Estate of Arthur A. Wiese Xerox Corporation Estates of Henry and Clara Ford Estate of Reamer W. Wigle William Clay Ford Estate of Carl Alois Wolf Barbara Fritz Estate of Dorothy O. Zink Clara Bryant Ford Society Lawrence T. Gilbert Estate of John Zyntarski, Jr. Membership in the Clara Bryant Mary Isabelle Gilbert Ford Society is reserved for those Estates of Charles V. and Katherine Hagler generous donors who have made Estate of Henry C. Hansen Donors in 2010 planned or legacy gift commitments Dr. & Mrs. Reginald Harnett We sincerely thank all of our members to The Henry Ford. Jon D. Hartman and donors whose contributions Estate of Sidney G. Hughes enable The Henry Ford to continue Richard E. Allen Estate of J. Fordan Humberston to grow and build on its heritage, Carl R. Allison Richard and Christine Jeryan celebrating innovation, resourcefulness Wendell W. Anderson, Jr. Estates of J. Alford Jones Lowell and Ann Apeseche Beverly J. Joyce and ingenuity. Your continued support Olton T. and Irene Apeseche Estate of William Kelly and dedication in these challenging Estate of William Lamont Austin Amy LaBarge and Ron Beeber economic times is especially noted and Estate of Billy Hiram Thomas Barnett Carrol Lewis appreciated. Daniel Baumhardt Estate of Barbara Ann Maher Estate of Frederick W. Bonacker, Jr. Estate of Louise S. Marshall The following pages recognize gifts from indi- Estate of Benjamin Thomas Bootle, Jr. W. Clark Miller viduals, companies and foundations received Estates of Carleton and Hazel Brown Estate of Pearl Norine Neussendorfer between January 1, 2010, and December Estate of Ford Bryan Dick and Helen Rehyl 31, 2010. If we have omitted a name or Cass Robert Busher Estate of Robert E. Reinecke otherwise erred, please accept our apology Raymond and Margaret Campbell Estate of Mary Louise Remick and contact Institutional Estates of Henry Austin and Waleta Clark Patrice and William Robertie Advancement at 313.982.6180. Estate of Shirley E. Cook Estates of Carleton and Eleanor Safford

24 | annual report 2010 The second floor work space of Thomas Edison’s Menlo Park – now in Greenfield Village – where he and his researchers developed the first practical incandescent light bulb. Photo Credit: Michelle Andonian, Michelle Andonian Photography

2010 MEMBERS AND DONORS CONT. Trustee, employee and volunteer gifts are Mr. and Mrs. William Clay Ford, Jr. (t) Mr. and Mrs. Gorman Culver denoted with (t), (e) and (v), respectively; (d) Edsel B. Ford II Fund (t) Detroit Public Library Friends Foundation denotes deceased. Donald and Mary Kosch Foundation John and Debbie Erb Oliver Dewey Marcks Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gerson (t) $100,000–$900,000 Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs The Gilmour-Jirgens Fund The Fred A. & Barbara M. Erb Family Tim and Suzi Pfening James and Lynelle Holden Fund Foundation Jane and Frank Warchol Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Kudra Ford Motor Company Fund Mr. and Mrs. S. Evan Weiner (t) Ms. Bernadette L. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Mayhew (t) Mr. and Mrs. William Clay Ford (t) $5,000–$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Hamp (t) Patricia E. Mooradian (t) (e) Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Anderson (t) The Kresge Foundation Jim and Carol Moore Colina Foundation Masco Corporation Foundation Lawrence G. Morawa and Alyene C. Morawa Hudson-Webber Foundation National Endowment for the Humanities Richard E. and Patricia L. Robertson Amy LaBarge & Ronald Beeber (v) New Economy Initiative for Southeast Dr. and Mrs. Krishna K. Sawhney A. F. LaBarge (v) Michigan Mr. Carl A. Schiele Dr. Raymond Landes and Dr. Melissa McBrien Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Snyder $25,000–$99,999 Edw. C. Levy Co. Mrs. Richard C. Van Dusen Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Alandt (t) M/B Foundation Ambassador and Mrs. Ronald N. Weiser (t) Mr. Michael J. Choffnes (v) Mr. and Mrs. Stanford R. Ovshinsky Delphi Foundation The Karen & Drew Peslar Foundation $1,000–$2,499 Benson & Edith Ford Fund Mr. Chris J. Rufer Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis Fund (t) Gerard & Luanne Waldecker Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Adamczyk Richard and Linda Kughn (t) Mr. and Mrs. Gail L. Warden Terence E. Adderley Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Morse Karen Colina Wilson Foundation Mr. James S. Adamo The Elizabeth, Allen and Warren Shelden Fund Karen Wilson-Smithbauer Dave and Katie Andrea Young Woman’s Home Association Cathy and Bob Anthony $10,000–$24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Olton T. Apeseche Anonymous $2,500–$4,999 Shirley and Michael Arcy The Americana Foundation Dennis W. Archer, PLLC James and Barbara Armiak The Fred and Margaret Brusher Family Ms. Diane Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ashley Collection Donald R. and Rosemary Brasie Lt. Col. Paul R. Beck Harvey S. Firestone, Jr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Howard Behr

annual report 2010 | 25 2010 MEMBERS AND DONORS CONT.

Mrs. Carolyn Benitez and Ms. Beth Reese Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mickiewicz Early Engine Club, Inc Mr. Christopher L. Betleja Mr. Rex Miller and Mrs. Joan Miller Judith E. Endelman (e) Ms. Sharon Bledsoe and Mr. Donald Landess Dr. Robert Miller and Dr. Mary Jo Miller Rick Enright (e) Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Boden The Moroz Boyz (e) Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fischer Nancy and Terry Boyne Mr. and Mrs. John R. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. George Bucher (e) Dr. Alberta Muirhead & Mr. Russ Gibb George and Elaine Francis (t) Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bujak Mr. John Nasea, Jr. Mr. John A. Ganz John and Pamela Busch (v) Mr. and Mrs. John C. Neilson (e) Robert E. Hanna (e) Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Nelson, Jr. Carol Kendra (e) Raymond and Margaret Campbell Nine Tuna Foundation Laura and Kevin Laws (e) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carballo Mr. Gerald L. Nosotti Mr. Douglas P. Marsh Kathy Cline (e) Timothy and Diane O’Brien Patricia A. Moitozo (e) CN Railroaders in the Community Maura and Christian Øverland (e) David and Sally Montera Mr. and Mrs. John Colina Ms. Lisa Payne Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Norling Tom and Gail Costello Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Pickel The Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cundiff The Edward J. Podorsek Trust Foundation, Inc. Ms. Suzanne Dalton and Mr. Clyde Foles Mr. Thomas J. Pyden Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rennie Ms. Shirley Damps (e) Jim and Jean Rankine (e) Daniel Schneider (e) Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Darga CW3 (R) Joseph and Mrs. Janet Rheaume The Skillman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. David John and Marilyn Rintamaki Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James G. Davies Mr. and Mrs. William Robertie Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Steinke, Sr. Mr. Garry M. Davis Mrs. Joyce Ann Rowley (e) Jim and Emilie Van Bochove (e) Ms. Catherine A. Davy John L. Rust Tony and Marge Wade (v) Ray and Deborah Day Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Salamon, Jr. Carolyn Ward & Al Redding (e) Dearborn Sausage Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Decker Ms. Nancy M. Schlichting $250–$499 Mr. Brian DiBartolomeo and Ms. Valerie Dr. Martha R. Seger Joseph and Patricia Ammon (v) Malott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shuereb Terri and Buz Anderson (e) Paul and Constance Dimond (t) Mr. and Mrs. William I. Sikora Peggy Baker (e) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dolega Bruce H. and Edwina M. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Balas Lillian and Joseph Durecki Mr. Steven Skoros and Ms. Alina Walewski Mr. James K. Belding Sarah and Tony Earley Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smillie Ms. Nadia Boreiko Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Fisher III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Smith Katey & Rory Brown (e) Mr. Robert Flucker and Ms. Robin Di Meglio Mr. and Mrs. Darryl J. Snabes Mr. George Cassar (e) Mr. and Mrs. Gerry D. Fournier Mr. Howard J. Spangle Shannon A. Clements and David E. Watts (e) Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Gargaro, Jr. Estate of Edwina Surdyk-Mitz Mr. William N. Colwell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Garr Mr. Donald L. Swancutt (v) Luke Contos and Jean Walsh Ruth R. Glancy Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Taylor, Ph.D. Ms. Rebecca Coyle Mr. and Mrs. D. Dale Greer Mr. and Mrs. John E. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Craig Mr. Luke Haase Bruce and Ileane Thal Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. John Hale Denise Thal and David Scobey (e) Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. David Mr. Christopher F. Hamp (t) Millie & Will Thomas Christina M. Dodge (e) Mr. Larry Hauptman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Upton Brian James Egen (e) David and Cynthia Hempstead Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Valade Vickie L. Evans (e) Mr. Dennis Hines Ms. Amanda Van Dusen and Mr. Curtis Mr. Kevin M. Flannery Robert and Mary Hlavaty Blessing Ms. Martha Foley and Mr. Daniel Fredendall Joseph and Jean Hudson Sandra and James Vandenberghe Mrs. Charlotte M. Ford Dr. Charles K. Hyde Stephen & Linda Veresh (e) Margarite Fourcroy and Daniel Howes Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Jaffe Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vititoe Maxine and Stuart Frankel Foundation William Jameson (v) Vlasic Family Stephanie and Tim Freeth (e) James and Georgine Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Toney Wade Ms. Roberta Fuller Richard and Christine Jeryan (v) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Gaecke John C. Jex, Jr. Joe Walsh (e) Dr. Paul and Paula Gangopadhyay (e) The William A. Jones Co. Mr. John J. Wasilewski Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goodwin Mr. Jerry Joyes WCF Aircraft Corporation Patricia Gosik Jim and Mary Kelly (v) Charles and Mildred Webster (v) Mr. Rick Harkness The Kinsler Building Co Ms. Susan R. White Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey Mr. Philip Kintzele and Ms. Mary Irwin Shauna and Kevin Wilson (e) Joanie Helgesen (e) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Klevorn Mrs. Alicia J. Winget Ms. Patricia Hinojosa Mrs. Ona L. LaButte Terry and Margaret Hoover (e) Patricia and J. Michael Landrum (d) $500–$999 Mrs. Sandra A. Jackson Mr. Allan Leonard and Mr. Lee Becker Mr. Roger D. Arnett Ms. Linda Jackson and Ms. Cherif Sedky Mr. and Mrs. Lance R. Leonelli Katherine Blasier Mr. Timothy E. Johnson (e) Mr. Edward Levy, Jr. and Ms. Linda Dresner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Buhl Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jones Levy Beverly Butler (v) Elaine Kaiser (e) Tim and Roxann Lisowsky Michael and Jeanne Butman (e) Mr. William Kaminski Michael and Alice Maher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cochran (e) Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Kazmierski Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Majewski Comerica Bank Ms. Suzanne Kosacheff Mr. and Mrs. John E. Malloure Cornell Lab of Orinthology Ms. Mary Kramer Mark-Lis Family Philanthropic Fund Cox Family (e) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Kronen Mr. Jerome C. McManus Dell Ms. Helene Lacoste and Mr. Bernd Barthel Mr. and Mrs. Eric Michalak Detroit Area Art Deco Society Lake Shore Public Schools

28 | annual report 2010 2010 MEMBERS AND DONORS CONT.

Mr. Kaye Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Leland M. Brimhall Mr. Harry Anderson III and Ms. Irina Klimova Vicki Lengefeld (e) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burnstein Mr. John Anderson and Ms. Molly Hilton Dr. Lucia A. Leone Mr. and Mrs. John N. Chudyk Ms. Cindy Anton and Ms. Lisa Chisolm Martha Lobdell (e) Ms. Judith Clay Mr. and Mrs. Roberto G. Asuncion Rachel Ludwig (e) Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cook Ms. Tetyana BabyChenko-Poma and Ms. Mr. Ben C. Maibach III Ms. Elizabeth Cushman and Ms. Karen Joseph Taras Rud James and Ann Marie Maier (e) Ms. Helen Daszkiewicz and Ms. Valerie Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Bailo Libby Martin (e) Ms. Angela Dayfield and Ms. Dolores Jones Ms. Kathleen Baiocco Mrs. Nancy C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demmer Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Balas Dr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finkel Ms. Beth Ball and Ms. Emma Ball Jim, Susan and Betsy McCabe (e) Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Craig Barker Mr. and Mrs. Hazen McCann Mr. and Mrs. Kevin I. Green Mr. James Bedsworth and Mr. J. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. McKeever Trudy and John Hallahan Bedsworth Cindy Melotti (e) Dr. and Mrs. Shehadeh Harb Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Mervis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Beirne Wendy and Gary Meyer (e) Mr. Robert Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bell Leslie A. and Cynthia R. Miller (e) Ms. Jean Holland Dr. and Mrs. Owen Berger Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ianitelli Caroline and Abel Bermudez Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Miro Ms. Patricia Jakubowski and Mrs. Helen Ms. Dawn Bernard and Ms. Karie Lacy Chuck and Ginger Mitchell (v) Oleksiak Joann and Douglas Blake John A. Monosky (e) Mr. and Mrs. Jonny C. Jirasek Mr. John Blanchard and Ms. Virginia Latimer Michael H. Moseley (e) Mr. and Mrs. Kent J. Johnson Mary and David Blocker Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Mosteller Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boudrie Mr. Charles J. Myers Mr. and Mrs. James Keele, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyanowski Mrs. Madeline Oman (v) Dr. Joseph Kingsbury and Ms. Denise Aho Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Bracali Mr. Fred Ong (v) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Klevorn Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brake Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Osinski (e) Mr. Everett Korte and Mr. John Horte Mr. Mark Brautigan and Ms. Kathleen Aseltyne Brent Ott (e) Mr. and Mrs. David M. Kuznicki Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglas Brim Mr. and Mrs. David K. Page Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Larrabee Mr. and Mrs. Alan Briscoe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Palermo Sarah and Robert Lawrence Elsie and James Brophy Francesca Patricia Payne (e) Mr. and Mrs. Hank Lenox Mr. Ron Buck and Ms. Sandi Moeb Angela and Scott Pelc (e) Dr. Lucia A. Leone Mr. and Mrs. Henry Budesky Fred A. Priebe (e) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lile Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burmeister Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rands III Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Lindback Ms. Beverly Butler Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Richter Dr. Daniel Little and Ms. Bernadette Lintz Christine and Gary Cameron Nicole D. Riggs (e) Ms. Sheri Mark and Mr. Abe Slaim Mr. and Mrs. C. David Campbell Bernard and Janene Ringwelski Mr. and Mrs. James P. McLennan Ms. Mary Edith Campbell and Ms. Heather Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. McLeod III Campbell Al Savage (e) Mr. and Mrs. John McPherson Kathleen and Thaddeus Carmody Emily Shannon (e) Mr. and Mrs. William Michaluk Ms. Jane Carnahan and Mr. Daniel Hinshaw Ms. Korin Sharp Faith and Stephen Offman Ms. Joyce Carter and Ms. Nicole Moraskey Mr. Jack K. Shelton Lisa and Charles Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Philip Chase Ms. Caroline Smith Mr. David Orosz and Mrs. Tammy Wade-Orosz Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Christian Mr. Larry A. Smyrski Linda and Jerry Osterkamp Ms. Emilee Church and Ms. Rebecca Church Michele Story (e) Martha Ann and David Ottolini Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Ciokajlo Strobl & Sharp, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Peterson Carol and David Clerebout Ms. Bonnie Szilagy Mr. and Mrs. David Polk Kristin and Anthony Colosimo Mrs. Sandra O. Thompson (e) Mr. Arthur Runyon and Ms. Elizabeth Mann Mr. and Mrs. James M. Connelly Ms. Sheryl Tominac Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Schmult, Jr. Mrs. Shirley Connolly and Ms. Dawn Enoch Robert Topping (e) Mr. Fred Secrest and Ms. Stephanie Secrest Karen and Craig Connop Mr. and Mrs. Gary Torgow Mr. Edward Shahinian and Mr. Erik Shahinian Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooney Irma Torres (v) Mr. Michael J. Simon Mrs. Patrizia Corona-Glencer and Mr. David Ms. Leslie A. Touma Barbara and Robert Smith Glencer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Veling Mr. Michael Tate Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Covert Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Warchol Carlene and Rob Van Voorhies Kristin and Charles Covington Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Clay R. Cprek Cathy & Joe Wolford (e) Mr. and Mrs. James Weigandt Jo Ann and Michael Cutlet Ms. Marilyn A. Zoidis (e) Mr. Donald Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cyrek Mr. Philip Wiltshire and Ms. Janice Tucker Mr. and Mrs. David Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Woiwode Ms. Regina Dale and Ms. Rebecca Winder Visionary and Innovator Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Wolf Ms. Kristi Dalton and Ms. Carol Dalton Level Members Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zahn Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Dan We would like to recognize the follow- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Zakolski Heather and Todd Day ing individuals who support The Henry Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dean Ford at the Visionary and Innovator Innovator Level - $250 Phyllis and Jeffrey Delanoy Marsha and Chuck Adams Mr. and Mrs. Alessandro Del Giudice membership levels. Pamela and James Adams Mr. and Mrs. John C. Denyer Rebecca and Terrance Adams Dr. and Mrs. Andrzej Dlugosz Visionary Level - $500 Ms. Angela Aeillo Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Dodsworth Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bovich Mr. Aaron Allen and Mr. David Dulberg Ms. Marie Douglass and Mr. Larry Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandenburg Ms. Beverly Allen and Ms. Melissa Bajcz Karen and William Dutka Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglas Brim Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Altaffer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dworman

annual report 2010 | 27 2010 VISIONARY AND INNOVATOR CONT.

Mr. Donnie Dykes Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kindred Christine and Michael Earl Cecilia and George Gunlock Ms. Margaret Kish and Ms. Dolores Gdula Ms. Linda Early and Ms. Laura Lycette Petra and Joseph Gutierrez Ms. Elizabeth Klee and Ms. Joanne Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eddy Mr. Kenneth Hains and Ms. Priscilla Kern Schrecengost Susan and William Elliott Carolyn and John Hallanger Pat and Peter Knoop Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ellis Mr. Michael Hamilton and Ms. Linda Kline Mr. David Kohne and Ms. Mary Wermuth Jodie and Jim Ellison Janelle and David Hansen Virginia and John Koprowicz Ms. Gloria Estrada and Ms. Kerry Longton Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hanson Marilyn and Josuha Krage Ms. Deborah Evans and Mr. Bryan Beecher Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Kramer Ms. Susan Evens and Ms. Darlene Jezewski Donna and Richard Heigel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Krueger Mr. Paul Falis and Ms. Pauline Burger Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Helzer Ms. Patricia Kurzyniec and Ms. Jackie Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Fedewa Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. John LaCroix Mr. Richard Ferguson and Mr. Scott Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Desmond T. Herbert Ms. Jean-Marie Lapeyre and Ms. Anne Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ferry Mr. and Mrs. Steve H. Hilfinger Lapeyre Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hoolsema Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Lennon Mr. Kevin M. Flannery Ms. Janet Houghtby and Ms. Katherine Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Levine Mr. Kenneth Folding and Ms. Kendra Calhoun Wilmoth Mr. and Mrs. William S. Levise Ms. Rosemarie Fortune and Ms. Anne Blinch Mr. and Mrs. Keneth E. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindback Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fox Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hunter Ms. Carol Little and Mr. James Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Franck Ms. Linda Jackson and Ms. Cherif Sedky Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Luecke Ms. Rhonda Frazee and Ms. June Frazee Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Janowski Mr. Stephen Lukas and Ms. Amy Arabucki Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Jiovani Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frey Rhonda and Michael Johnston Mr. Theodore Maged and Mr. Thomas Maged Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frey Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jones Mr. Robert Mahin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frizzell Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Majeske Mr. and Mrs. Naveen Gandreti Denise and Robert Katner Cynthia and Steven Maniaci Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gear Sheryl and Scott Keefer Helen and Ward Marianos Nicola and Matthew Gilson Ms. Katherine Keljo and Mr. Douglas Quada Ms. Julie Marosi and Mr. Jeff Hartwell Mr. and Mrs. Phil G. Gleason Sally and David Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. David J. Goch Ms. Mary Kerr and Ms. Sarah Miller Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Gottron Mr. Mark Kesson and Ms. Betty Baier Sharon and Boyd Mason Ms. Brooke Green and Ms. Marilynn Lippert Ms. Judith Khan and Ms. Margaret Kleckner Mr. Michael Matyn and Mr. William Jackson

30 | annual report 2010 The Montgomery city bus on which Rosa Parks changed the course of America’s modern civil rights movement. Photo Credit: Michelle Andonian, Michelle Andonian Photography

Mr. and Mrs. James C. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. John O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Bernard R. Ringwelski Ms. Kathleen McCaughna Helen and Henry Orr Mr. Matthew Roberge and Ms. Danielle Pusilo Ms. Robin McCrary Mr. Richard Orr and Ms. Rachel Frasure Ruth and William Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James McDonnell Ms. Kellie Osborne and Ms. Suzanne Byrum Mr. John Roby Margaret and Andrew McGee-Squires Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Ozment Dr. Roberto Romero and Ms. Virginia Sabo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKenty Barbara and Glenn J. Page Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ronco Ms. Cherie McKenzie and Mr. Bradley Elmore Nancy and Gary Paja Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rosbury Mrs. Donna McMullen-Burns and Mr. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Palermo Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell Burns Christine and Jeremy Paliwoda Mr. and Mrs. Brijesh Ruwala Mr. and Mrs. S. David McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sansotta Gina and Sheldon McPherson Ms. Mary Pearse and Ms. Michalene Gorak Mr. and Mrs. David Satterfield Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Michael Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Peets Ms. Jacqueline Schiller and Ms. Suzanne Ms. Christina Mietling and Ms. Raychel Ms. Diane Penzien Morrison Wesserling Kelly and Steve Peters Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt Mrs. Eleanor Miller and Ms. Barbara Skinner- Dr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Peterson Ms. Mary Lou Schneemann and Ms. Heather Miller Mr. Ralph Pezda and Ms. Patricia Pierce Schneemann Ms. Annu Mohan and Mr. Tannu Sahay Mr. Ian Phair and Mrs. Tayna Byker-Phair Carolyn and Kurt Schneider Sandra and Gary Mondello Mr. and Mrs. David Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Schwartz Wanda and Jay Moon Christine and Dennis Pietrowski Mr. and Mrs. James Sepesi Ms. Jean Moran and Mr. Stefan Chmielewski Ms. Sarah Pinchot and Ms. Shannon Pinchot Charlene and Douglas Sherman Kate and Keith Muir Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Pinkowski Ms. Marilyn Shewcraft and Ms. Jennifer Mr. Douglas Mumley and Mr. Kenneth Sanford Ms. Anne Marie Ploucha and Mr. John Bodnar Blalock Mr. Jeffrey Myers and Ms. Eileen McMyler Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Polcyn Mr. and Mrs. Jim Siembor Mr. Michael Nader Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pope Clare and Richard Silbert Ms. Sandra Nader and Ms. Alexandrine Popa Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Poush Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Simonetti Ms. Debra Nehme and Ms. Amy Smart Mr. and Mrs. John Prohaska Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Neilson Monica and Dominic Psujek Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Neumeyer Mr. Gregory Puscas Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Singley Ms. Marlene Newman and Ms. Theresa Margaret and Raymond Putnam Ms. Janet E. Skillman Newman Mr. and Mrs. John Repp Mr. and Mrs. David L. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. David Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Retherford Mr. Richard Spiegel and Mr. Martin Collins Mr. and Mrs. David B. Nixon Mrs. Janet V. Rex Ms. Mary Spooner and Mr. Paul Frosinos

annual report 2010 | 29 2010 VISIONARY AND INNOVATOR CONT. Ms. Gwen Stesiak and Ms. Susan Maurus Pentastar Aviation Gifts in Honor Mr. David G. Stevens Printwell Printing Company The following were honored by others Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stinebaugh Sysco Food Services of Detroit Ms. Lora Stitman who made a gift to The Henry Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Stramel Associate–$1,000 John S. Black Mr. and Mrs. Kevin V. Tallio A & K Research Inc. Kevin Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thar Alfonsi Railroad Company Jill Donberg Janet and Timothy Tigue Allegra Network Mr. William Clay Ford Mr. Roger Tomassini and Mr. Joe Tomassini Altair Engineering Mrs. William Clay Ford Susan and Ted Trakul Alumni Association – U of M Edmund T. Gebala Mr. Ronald Trygg and Mr. Brandon Trygg American Axle & Manufacturing Christine and Richard A. Jeryan Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Tuckfield American Chemistry Council Sam and David Laura Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyler AutoLiv Ellsworth Levine Mr. Joseph Umlauf and Dr. M. Natacha The Bartech Group Melissa J. Petrik Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Uzenski Beaumont Hospitals Leon Polackoff Evelyn and James Valle Benefit Outsourcing, Inc. Jeff Prentis Mr. Gerald Varitek and Mr. Daniel Varitek Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Steven R. Shotwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Viazanko C. F. Burger Creamery Mary L. Spence Mr. John Vileo and Mr. Robert Miller Carhartt Inc. Ann C. Stiles Dr. Patricia A. Vint Citizens Insurance Aidan and Cora Walesch Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Von Rusten Clark Hill, PLC Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wall Co-op Services Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Warchol Gifts in Memory Discount Paper Products The following were honored by others Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward Domino’s Pizza, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wegrzyn Dykema Gossett, PLLC who made a gift to The Henry Ford in Ms. Jennie Wenzel and Ms. Amy Bettinger E. W. Grobbel & Sons their memory. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wheeler Fidelity Bank Jewell Anderson Ms. Susan White and Ms. Ursula Zugschwert Garden City Hospital Werner K. Briese Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Whitney Grunwell-Cashero Company Jean De Backer Corinne and Horst Wichmann Harvard Drug Group Bonnie Eisenbeiser Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Wierszewski Inkster Public Schools Walter B. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Williams Innkeeper LLC Carol F. Houts Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Willits LOC Federal Credit Union Ralph E. Kwyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Marathon Petroleum Company Jeanne and John R. McDonnell Mr. Vernell Wilson and Mr. Mark Wilson Park Place Catering Company Eric P. Tremblay Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winder Peterson American Corporation John von Batchelder Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Woods Plante & Moran, PLLC Dr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Yamasaki Real Integrated Mr. Danial Zak and Mr. Joshua Paletta Rockford Carving Company Gifts in Kind Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zalusky Staples Advantage Timothy Action of TKMS Ltd Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Zeile Sumitomo Corporation of America Michelle Andonian Photography, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zerger The Technicom Group, Inc. Better Made Snack Foods Mrs. Angela Zito Thompson Foundation Dave Brown of Mobility Transportation Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Zultak Walbridge Services Wayne RESA Mr. Michael J. Choffnes Matching Gift Organizations Comcast Delta Air Lines The following organizations matched Corporate Sponsors Detroit Tigers, Inc. their employees’ gifts to The Henry Ford. The following companies supported Emerald City Designs Please check with your own organization The Henry Ford with a sponsorship. Richard and Christine Jeryan McDonald’s to see if it has a program that can match Bank of America Charitable Foundation Meijer, Inc. your gift in 2011. Best Buy Stores, LP Metro Parent Publishing Group Buddy’s Pizza AT&T Foundation Metro Times Cheli’s Chili Bar DTE Energy Foundation Michigan Apple Committee Comcast Ford Motor Company Fund Pepsi Beverage Company Delta Air Lines Hudson-Webber Foundation Promethean The Detroit Lions IBM Quality Auto Trim DFCU Financial The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Sanders Ford Motor Company The Kresge Foundation Terry Seamons Ford Motor Company Fund Masco Corporation Foundation Scott See of Quincy Mine Hoist Association JPMorgan Chase The Skillman Foundation Scott Thams of X-ray Industries, Inc. Macy’s Foundation Mike Skinner of Precision Tools Michigan Economic Development Corporation Sysco Food Services of Detroit Corporate Members Meijer, Inc. Vendtek MetroPCS The Henry Ford is pleased to thank and Irene Wrona Michigan Apple Committee recognize its 2010 Corporate Members. Stanley T. Wutka Oakwood Healthcare System Yellow Book USA Affiliate–$2,500 Pepsi Beverage Company PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP BASF Corporation Samsung Mobile Dearborn Federal Savings Target Kuka Flexible Production Systems TIAA-CREF Tuition Financing

32 | annual report 2010 Donors to the Collections Bobby Unser George Elsner Part I - Donated objects to the Yvonne Wells Lee Elwart John Engfehr collections in 2010. Volunteers Roger Faust In Memory of James Edward Benedict and Our indispensable volunteer corps gave Randall Flowerday Patricia Wightman Benedict 85,239.90 hours of service in 2010, Michael Fogarty Kenneth L. Berg the equivalent of 40.98 full-time Maxine Fontana Boardman Township, Michigan Linda Ford Family of Marcy Boehm employees. Of the year’s 622 volunteers, Alvin Fouts Donna R. Braden the 232 listed below contributed 100 or Douglas Frank Tim Brewer more hours in 2010. Ruth Gatza Peter M. Brown Joe Ammon Sarah Gaynier Robert Buerglener Pat Ammon Jean Gettemy Family of James Carl, Sr. Diane Anderson Roger Giacobbi Robert H. Casey Kathleen Andreas June Glen Noel Cessna Joan Aniol Leo Gorajek Graham Clode Gordon Arndt Marlene Gray Cosworth, LLC Doris Bachert Ernest Green Elizabeth Cushman Allison Badgero David Gruska Darac Beauty Bill Balwinski William Hailer Ronald W. Dawes Jane Balwinski Vicki Haley Durmisevich Family Douglas Beaver Barbara Hall Family of Harvey S. Firestone, Jr. Patricia Beggs Catherine Hanes Suzanne Fischer Robert Beggs Ronald Hanes Mae and Sophie Freedland John Berry Mary Hannah Drs. Ralph and Gertrude Gregory Douglas Blake Edward Harbulak Family of Edward and Geraldine Girard George Blessing Marion Harris Sharon Godfrey Mary Boldt Dorothy Hartmann Stephen Gold Lori Bonfiglio Gary Hawver Wilma Louise Head Martha Bowles Pecolia Hearns Herman Miller, Inc. Donald Brasie Joan Herbert Richard G. and Julya Hopkins on behalf of the Rosemary Brasie Jim Holubka family in memory of Arthur T. Hopkins Margaret Breil Joseph Holubka From the estate of Mrs. Jeri Holden-Taylor Elsie Brophy Yvonne Hudak Jeanetta Holder James Brophy William Jameson Barbara Newell Horldt Amy Brown William Jentzen Industrial Designers Society of America Mary Brown Christine Jeryan Jim Johnson Ruth Bruce Richard Jeryan Jeffrey Knapp Judith Buck Nancy Johns Lisa Korzetz Delores Bullock Frank Jones Linda and Richard Kughn Henry Burger Francis Joyce Collection of Eileen LaCombe Mike Burgett John Kamstra Daniel J.and Katharine Kyes Leab Pamela Busch Siroon Karapetoff In Memory of Barbara Blanchard Martin Beverly Butler Lauren Karpinskas Jeanine Head Miller Maxine Callaghan Barbara Keahl Glenn D. Miller Delphine Candido James Kelly John Najjar Linda Cardinale Mary Kelly Nola Olson Michael Choffnes Mary C. Kelly Estate of Ellwood C. Palmer Jeanette Chumita Judith Kirsch Charlene LePage Partlow Larry Cingil Norman Kirsch Pearson Air Museum Pauline Colston Caroline Klassa Family of Robert L. Propst Margot Cooley Calvin Knopf Colleen Cruise Reynolds Mary Cunningham George Kopp Charles D. Sable Mary J. Cupit Joyce Kopp Sharon Scott Clara Cutting Jeffrey Koslowski Mary Seelhorst Virginia Czarnik Martin Kozicki Monica Lepine Starrett Juanita Davis Jerry Kumler Barry Taylor Sue Dayfield Brian Kutscher Lynda Ufer Harvey Dean Sandra Kyte United Solar Ovonic, LLC Sharon Dean Timothy LaPorte Bobby Unser Sue Delage Donald Larkin Mary Jane Way Vicki DeMarco Adele Ledebuhr Yvonne Wells Ann DeMucha Laura Lee Susan Wineberg Marcus Dickson Patricia Lendzion JoAnn Dionne Adeline Levine Avrom Litin Part II - Oral history interviews have Orazio DiRezze Pauline Doubek Donald Lopinski been accessioned into the collections Margaret D’Pulos Nelson Lowe in 2010 from the following individuals. Ted D’Pulos Glenn Lysinger Patrick MacDonald Jim Hall James Eddy Helene MacMillan Jeanetta Holder Harry Edwards Chris Makas Wanda Jackson Gerald Eising Fran Mallie

annual report 2010 | 31 A Model A Ford, the successor to Henry Ford’s remarkable Model T and a culture-changing vehicle in its own right. Though produced for just 4½ years, worldwide sales approached 5 million cars. Photo Credit: Michelle Andonian, Michelle Andonian Photography

2010 VOLUNTEERS CONT.

Paul Mallie Mary Lou Reichard Anthony Wade Eileen Matuszewski Jack Reitsma James Wagner Sharon Mazguth Patricia Reitsma Thomas Wagner Jane McCormick Margaret Ritter Mary Walle Michael McCreight Robert Robbins Grace Wangbickler Madaline McKimmy Carla Rodriguez Lee Watson Joan Mechan Dale Roeseler Charles Webster John Meconi Fred Schreiber Mildred Webster Alice Melidosian Michael Serra Erica White John Merriman Megan Sharkey Melicent White Linda Merriman Phyllis Sheppard Andrew Whitman Gordon Michael Steve Shotwell Frank Wiecha Sandra Milani Muhieddine Sidani Irene Wiecha George Milkovich Alice Skelly Frank Wildasin Charles Mitchell Glenda Slaga Jean Willemse Cheri Montreuil John T. Smith Claude Williams Margaret Montrief Patricia Smith Howard Witherspoon Nick Moroz David Sneary Carol Woodward Henni Moses Genevieve Soltau Linda Wulff Rosemarie Mouhot Monica Starrett Paul Wulff Alice Mouradian Marie Stawasz George Yee Carole Mozeleski Robert Strauss Dolores Yesh Jessie Near Lynn Stringer Richard Yesh Mary Nebel Rachel Stuyvenberg Kathy Youngheim Sam Norello Norma Swires Marilyn Norgrove Katie Symanow Beverly O’Neill Jacob Thomas Michael Ossy Jeanetta Toplin Adolphus Painter Irma Torres Andre Palardy Margaret Tucker Gwen Papp Edward Tumas Carole Payne Lynda Ufer Barbara Perry Jim Urbanski Jacquelyn Piechotte Mary Ushman Gerald Ploucha Matthew Valant Judith Porch Don Valocik Randall Rauch Dona Venne

34 | annual report 2010 The only true test of values, either of men or of things, is that of their ability to make the world a better place in which to live.

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