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CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 35 Standing left to right: Dolly Ellenberg, Vice President, Development, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh; Seward Prosser Mellon, President and CEO, Richard King Mellon Foundation; David Hillenbrand, President, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh; seated, Richard P. Mellon, Chairman, Richard King Mellon Foundation PHOTO: CLARK TERRY

36 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 AN ANNIVERSARY IS A GOOD TIME to indulge in the luxury of EACH YEAR, AS I LOOK BACK at the exhibitions, events, looking back; and, as I approach my one-year anniversary as pres- programs, and partnerships our four museums have undertaken ident of Carnegie Museums, I can’t help but recollect what was so I am amazed at what they achieve—and 2005 was no exception. compelling a year ago as I considered this wonderful opportunity. Carnegie Museum of Natural History painstakingly dismantled I have always believed that museums really do matter. They its dinosaur exhibits so the specimens could be conserved and allow us to preserve pieces of our past in order to constantly construction could begin on the new exhibit hall that will house learn from that past; and they provide us with countless creative Dinosaurs in Their World. forums through which we can study, question, and better under- Carnegie Museum of Art received international acclaim when stand our world today. From what I knew of Carnegie its current exhibition Fierce Friends: Artists & Animals, 1750- Museums of Pittsburgh a year ago, it boasted a collection of 1900, opened at The Van Gogh Museum in October to a review truly exceptional museums. And I was right. that labeled it “outstanding.”

I also believed that the Pittsburgh region was exceptionally fortu- Carnegie Science Center celebrated the 50th anniversary of The nate to have Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh at its cultural Miniature Railroad & Village®, one of the region’s most popular core. I was quite right about that, too. One year later, what exhibits, and launched a new public awareness campaign to excites me most about our future are the countless opportunities remind us all that “Science Happens” everywhere, every day. we have to further leverage our collective resources, brainpower, creative energy, and convictions to impact the lives of people in And The Andy Warhol Museum formed a partnership with this community and around the world in even more meaningful Alcoa that took an exhibition of Warhol’s art to three Russian ways. That’s what exceptional museums do. cities and launched an online teaching tool that will help educators around the world develop creative and critical Many people share my excitement and actively support the thinking skills in their students. convictions of our museums, as evidenced on these special Donor Appreciation pages. Among those committed individuals, corpora- All of these accomplishments—and many more—were achieved tions, and foundations are Dick and Prosser Mellon and their last year thanks to the more than $26.7 million raised for general dedicated team at the Richard King Mellon Foundation. operating support and restricted purposes—51 percent more than was raised in 2004. Our 2005 Annual Sustaining Fund gifts and Over the past year, the Richard King Mellon Foundation has memberships totaled $5.5 million thanks to increases from our given $3 million in support of Powdermill Nature Reserve and, Patrons Circle members (up 7 percent) and our corporate donors most recently, $750,000 for Carnegie Museum of Art’s Fierce (up 9 percent). Friends exhibition. The Foundation also rallied the community to launch Pittsburgh Roars, a celebration of the region’s many Because of the generous contributions we received last year, we cultural venues, events, and attractions conceived during early were able to meet many of the museum’s basic operating needs, discussions about Fierce Friends and its “animal” appeal. And in which gave our directors, curators, and staff the freedom to 2004, the Foundation pledged $3 million towards the Museum strategize, build for the future, and focus on fostering innovative of Natural History’s Dinosaurs in Their World project. All partnerships and developing stimulating exhibitions, just a few of told, the Richard King Mellon Foundation has supported which I mentioned above. Carnegie Museums’ collective mission with nearly $30 million Some of the key people I want to thank for helping us reach this of gifts and grants since 1970. level of funding are: We are indeed grateful to the Mellon family for their decades of Janie Thompson, chair of the Development Committee and leadership, friendship, and support. Their generosity inspires us, Trustee/Board Annual Giving Campaign and it no doubt has inspired countless others in this community Pete Veeder, chair of the Annual Sustaining Fund to do as they have done: support the cultural and educational Debbie Dick, chair of the Individual Gifts Committee institutions that really matter. That’s what good leaders do. Chris Carson, co-chair of the Individual Gifts Committee We are heartened by the generosity of all of our donors, and emboldened by their faith in the important work we do at My heartfelt thanks goes out to each of these individuals, as well Carnegie Museums—work that we simply could not do with as to all of the other donors, members, volunteers, organizations, them. Our donors truly do lead by example through their corporations, and foundations who honored Carnegie Museums support and friendship, and they help make our community a in 2005 with their generous gifts. better place. For that, we are sincerely grateful.

Dolores F. Ellenberg Vice President, Development David M. Hillenbrand President, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 37 2005 ANNUAL SUSTAINING FUND We recognize with gratitude Carnegie Patrons Circle donors who made leadership gifts of $1,895 or more to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh’s 2005 Annual Sustaining Fund. These gifts helped to provide critical operating dollars needed to sustain our four museums. We thank the following Patrons for their generosity.

CARNEGIE PATRONS CIRCLE Carnegie Founder’s Society Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Otto H. Chu* and Victoria Lee W. D. and Trisha Mayo 25,000+ George and Jane Greer Marion W. Cohen Grant and Audrey McCargo Jean and Bill Hauber Janice and Jim Colker Mr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr. Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II* Mr.* and Mrs. David M. Hillenbrand Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooley Margaret McGowan Teresa Heinz* Bill* and Janet Hunt Mr. and Mrs. David M. Curry Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michel Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman Eleanor Hurtt Ronald R. and Judith M.* Davenport Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos Greg* and Ellen Jordan George* and Ada Davidson Janet and Donald I. Moritz Mr.* and Mrs. W. P. Snyder III Mr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. Katz Mary and John* Davis Mr. and Mrs. Gerd D. Mueller Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* Helen W. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dell, Jr. Ronna and Joshua Nagin Mrs. John F. Walton, Jr.(+) Mr.* and Mrs. Howard M. Love Deborah G. Dick Mr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon Nelson Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney Deborah D. Dodds* Noel M. Newell President’s Society Sam and Anita Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donnelly Patricia K. Nichols $10,000–$24,999 Nancy and Albert C. Muse Lowrie C. Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Anonymous Mrs. David B. Oliver II Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg Robert W. Off John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour Mr. and Mrs. I. Hale Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott Nancy and Paul O’Neill Allen Baum and Elizabeth Witzke-Baum Nancy and Woody Ostrow Mr. and Mrs. John J. Evanko Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith III Mr. and Mrs. James L. Parker Mark* and Jenifer Evans Lila Penchansky and Daniel Russell Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* Evelyn B. Pearson Robert and Kim Fanelli William D. Pettit Robert* and Irene Bozzone Leo M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fischer John E. Quinn Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst Mr.* and Mrs. Donald M. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Barbara Rackoff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Funnell Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rackoff Roy* and Susie Dorrance Robinson, Sr. Ruth and Myron Garfunkel Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr. Sheila and Milton* Fine Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Schurman Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Edith H.* and James A.* Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Evan J. Segal William H. Genge (+) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster Wallace W. and Patricia O. Smith Margaret Good and Louisa Rosenthal Irene W. and Thomas C. Graham Pete* and Sybil Veeder Thomas Von Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Ruffner Irv and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Mr.* and Mrs. James M. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr. Treasure and Bruce D. Sachnoff Marcia* and Stanley Gumberg Milton* and Nancy Washington Nancy Griswold Jennifer and Karl Salatka Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph Guyaux Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr. Robert D. Sansom and Karen and Jim* Johnson Jerry* and Mary Whitaker Jane Z. Haskell* Edith L. Eligator Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn James* and Susanne Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr. Virginia W. Schatz Christine* and Lute Olson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren John and Chris Horty Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Posner, Jr. Houston-Starr Company Mr. and Mrs. K. George Schoeppner Amy and Sean* Sebastian Curator’s Society Mrs. David B. Hughes David S. Shapira Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons $2,500–$4,999 Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite Sarah and Bruce Shirey Juliet Lea H. Simonds* Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. Abel Kevin R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soffer Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor Mary Ellen and Cecil Jones Thomas W. Sokolowski* Mr.* and Mrs. Mark A. Aloe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Kamin Vincent A. Sonson and Mr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson II Penny Alpern Mr. and Mrs. R. John Wean III Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kassling Dianne Daltorio Robert W. Amore Michael Leon Kazar and Cecile M. Springer* Konrad M.* and Gisela Weis Joan and Les Becker Ronald Zdrojkowski and Rebecca Foster Ed and Denise Stack Mary Murtland Berger* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Keen Charles and Susette Stone Mary Ann Colbaugh Carol and Myles Berkman S. J. Zoerb Keith and Jane* Kirkland Gregory J. Stremp and Carolann Young Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Strosnider Ray* and Joneen Betler Director’s Society: Bruce and Cynthia Klassen H. Campbell Stuckeman Minnette Bickel Janet and Karl Krieger Judith* and Steve Thomas $5,000–$9,999 Rachel Kirk Bobo Edwin Langue and Rita Perlow Langue Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bonacchi Dr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Lipp Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Tillotson Elizabeth Hurtt Branson Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges Ronald and JoAnn Livingston Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer Chuck and Jill Brodbeck Eliza Smith Brown* and Edward D. Loughney Naseem Wahlah Howard* and Marilyn Bruschi William J. Brown Jeffrey Lynn Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Bernita Buncher Charles R. Burke, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. MacVean Patricia and Malachy Whalen Joan and Jack Diederich Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr. James and Barbara Manner Josie and Don Wiley William S. Dietrich II* Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr. Mr.*(+) and Mrs. L. Stanton Williams James K. Donnell Carol Caroselli Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Marshall Annie Wilson Mr.* and Mrs. George F. Eichleay Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Carson Sara Marshall Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Winokur Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Gerald and Barbara Richey* Chait Susan and Christopher Martin Bruce M. and Sheryl K. Wolf

38 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 *Trustee/Board Member (+) Deceased DEMETRIOS AND KATHLEEN PATRINOS

“ In Pittsburgh, the four Carnegie Museums are the closest a lot of people ever get to Greece, Italy, or France and all the rich history and beauty they’ve

Donald G. Wolfkill contributed to the world. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Zborowski Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve Through their collections,

1895 Society exhibitions, classes, and $1,895–$2,499 events, the museums really Mr. and Mrs. Gary Acinapura educate and enlighten Dr. and Mrs. John C. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III the community.” Mr.* and Mrs. Jay D. Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander Demetrios (Jim) Patrinos Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aloe Anonymous Richard Armstrong* Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong Alfred and Mary Barbour PHOTO: ALEXANDER DENMARSH Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Baum Kevin Behanna and Pamela DeRose “You have to feed the mind as well as the belly,” says Demetrios (Jim) Patrinos, and Bill and Sally Ann Bensur he’s a man who should know. Jim is the owner of Pittsburgh’s famous restaurant Nancy Bernstein and Robert Schoen Helen M. Billak* and Paul Henry chain, Primanti Brothers. He bought the Strip District sandwich shop in 1974 when John and Cynthia Black he was just 24 years old. Today, there are 12 Primanti’s locations throughout the Mr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan Blaxter III Pittsburgh region and two in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Jim is also the president of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Block Nancy J. Bonati his family’s business, Patrinos Painting Company in Bethel Park. Jim’s wife Kathleen Barbara H. Bott and volunteers as a docent for Carnegie Museum of Art, and they support Carnegie Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Museums as members of the President’s Society. Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. Bowser Jane Hecht Burton Rosella B. Broff “Like a good menu, the museums offer a bit of everything,” says Kathe, “and they Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham keep Pittsburgh on the cutting edge, enabling it to compete with other major cities William R. Caroselli and Dusty Kirk as a visitor destination for museum-goers and culture-seekers. We may be known Cynthia Carrow and James R. Kyper Sally Childs for our dinosaurs, but this city is certainly not a dinosaur.” Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill Jared* and Maureen Cohon “I remember coming to the museums on school field trips when I was a kid,” says Lawrence and Judi Collins Sally Colussy Jim. “Back then of course, it was all about the dinosaurs for me. Today, there’s so Rita P. and Aims C. Coney, Jr. much more that keeps me coming back.” He credits his wife Kathe for getting them Helene Conway-Long and involved with the museums. “Over the years, Kathe’s involvement with the Museum Thomas B. Long Debbie K. Crosby of Art has created a cultural awareness in our home that we didn’t have before. It’s Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crowe easy to give money, but it’s not easy to give time. She does the hard part, and I do Lynn* and Ronald Davenport the easy part.” Lois N. Davie Mr.* and Mrs. Nicholas DeIuliis Betty Dickey Kathe believes that her husband’s Greek heritage contributes to his innate sense of Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue the beauty in life. “I do think that being raised Greek and learning about my family’s Mary Beth Duffy and roots hasincreased my awareness of ancient civilizations and helped me develop an Robert H. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Dunlap appreciation for art, sculpture, and architecture,” acknowledges Jim. “In Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr. the four Carnegie Museums are the closest a lot of people ever get to Greece, Italy, or Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Elliott France and all the rich history and beauty they’ve contributed to the world. Through Lori J. C. Ewell Wilson and Karen Farmerie their collections, exhibitions, classes, and events, the museums really educate and John G. and Jill Ferreira enlighten the community.” Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fisher Robert M.* and Rebeca R. Frankel

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 39 RAY AND JONEEN BETLER WITH JOANNA HAAS, HENRY BUHL, JR., DIRECTOR OF CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER (RIGHT)

“One of my passions is providing more opportunities for young people to appreciate science, math, and engineering,” says Ray Betler, an engineer and president of Total Transit Systems of Bombardier Transportation, a world leader in mass transit systems. “Science and engineering are fundamental to our business—and I feel a strong connection to the Science Center’s mission to provide exciting educational opportunities through hands-on science exhibits and activities. When you visit, you can actually feel the excitement and energy of children while they’re learning.” Bombardier first became involved with Carnegie Science Center in 1994, when it was still fairly new. Over the years, the more Ray has learned about the Science Center, the more enthusiastic he has become about providing sup- port—through his company, as a member of the Board of Directors, and as a donor along with his wife, Joneen. In November 2005, Bombardier sponsored and Ray and Joneen helped organize Locomotion, the 50th anniversary celebration of the Miniature Railroad & Village®. Like so many others from western Pennsylvania, Ray cherishes his memories of visiting the miniature train display as a child in its original home at Buhl Planetarium. He wants children today to have the same sense of wonder when they visit Carnegie Science Center. PHOTO: CLARK TERRY In fact, Ray often reaches out to other companies in the “ This is a wonderful asset for families and youth transportation industry to encourage their support of the in our community. Every company whose employees have railroad display, but he believes strongly that any com- pany in the region can easily make a connection with the children should be supporting Carnegie Science Center.” Science Center. “This is a wonderful asset for families and Ray Betler youth in our community,” he says.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Frobouck Virginia Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. James W. Meighen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sinopoli Allison Gerber Cynthia E. Kernick Elizabeth R. Mertz Terry Smith David and Donna Gerson Anton W. Knaus Jane Meyer Mr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer III Stephen A. Glickman and Linda Shensa Mr. and Mrs. William H. Knoell Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jay Miller Mr. and Mrs. Morton F. Steele Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gockley Natalie Kunkel Carmen and Jim Moore Euphemia H. Steffey* Kenneth and Lillian Goldsmith Robert and Susan Lane G. William Nagel Michael and Beverly Steinfeld Rita J. Gould Karen Liller Larson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Stephans Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gray Gladys S. Leach Mr. and Mrs. John B. Newman Margaret Stouffer Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Gurrentz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Leech Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Paschall Herb and Marty Summerfield William Guttman* and Edgar L. Levenson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr. John and Elizabeth Surma Kristina Rigopulos Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken Lucy and Ian Rawson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swanson Joanna E. Haas* Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Locher Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ray Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lockhart Mrs. Cleveland D. Rea(+) Timothy Van Fleet and Elizabeth Knepp Mr.* and Mrs. David G. Hammer R. Gordon and Aleen A. Mathews Letitia Rieck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vance Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hernandez Denis and Elizabeth McCarthy Carol C. and Patrick R. Riley Ruth Glesby Wagner David McL. Hillman Anne McCloskey William M. Robinson and Joann E. Walthour Katharine H. Hillman Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClure Sharon Semenza Betsy* and Charles Watkins William Talbott Hillman Cynthia McCormick and Lois Pruitt Dan* and Bonnie Sandman Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Wechsler Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. William D. McDonald Kathleen Sandoe and Daniel Ready Mr. and Mrs. Helge H. Wehmeier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hotopp Barbara McKenna Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder Ronald W. and Ann L. Wertz Bettyanne and James Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnight Gerald D. and Lynn A. T. Scott Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilburn Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston III Sherman* and Suzanne McLaughlin Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Sarah Wilmer Barbara and Don* Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McLean Herbert L. Seigle and Robin J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer Milton(+) and Helen D. Justh Kristen and Kevin* McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Sharp Leatrice and John Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kampmeinert Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Meddis Gayle G. and William H. Simpson Claudia C. Zavodnick

40 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 *Trustee/Board Member (+) Deceased TRUSTEE/BOARD ANNUAL GIVING

Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh extends special gratitude to its Trustees and Board Members for their commitment, leadership, volunteerism and generous financial support. Below we recog- “Supporting Carnegie nize those who provided valuable operating support with gifts Museums of to the Annual Sustaining Fund. Support of restricted activities of the museums is recognized on later pages of this donor listing. Pittsburgh is a quality of life issue.” Jay D. Aldridge James R. Johnson Mark Aloe Donald H. Jones Cynthia E. Kernick Richard Armstrong E. Haakan Jonsson Peter S. Austin Gregory B. Jordan John A. Barbour Marshall P. Katz CYNTHIA E. KERNICK Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Jane M. Kirkland Mary M. Berger John S. Lazo Benno Bernt Barbara Logan PHOTO: CLARK TERRY Raymond T. Betler Howard M. Love Helen M. Billak Frank J. Lucchino “Supporting Carnegie Museums is a quality of life issue,” Jean H. McCullough Doreen E. Boyce says attorney Cynthia Kernick. “One of the things that Robert P. Bozzone Ann M. McGuinn Suzanne W. Broadhurst Martin G. McGuinn enhances a life is having beautiful things around us. Eliza Smith Brown J. Sherman McLaughlin Through their amazing exhibitions and incredible variety William E. Brown J. Kevin McMahon of programs and events, the four museums play a critical Howard J. Bruschi Alice Mitinger Charles R. Burke, Jr. Jacqueline C. Morby role in increasing the enjoyment of life for both children JoAnne E. Burley Kennedy B. Nelson and adults.” David J. Caliguiri Christine Jack Olson Ralph J. Papa Donald K. Carter A contributor to Carnegie Museums since 1999, Cynthia James E. Cashman, III Vernon B. Phillips, Jr. Otto H. Chu Jay Reeg believes that The Andy Warhol Museum is particularly Jared L. Cohon Donald M. Robinson important for raising vital issues that otherwise might not Agnes A. Curry Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. be addressed. “The Warhol makes us wake up and pay Judith M. Davenport Dan D. Sandman Lynn Davenport Eleanor Schano attention. Director Tom Sokolowski and his staff do a lot to George A. Davidson, Jr. Thomas M. Schmidt challenge Pittsburgh’s staid ways,”she says. “They make us John P. Davis, Jr. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. think about ourselves and consider how we might be better.” Nicholas J. DeIuliis Sean Sebastian Bill R. DeWalt Richard P. Simmons William S. Dietrich II Juliet Lea H. Simonds She cites Without Sanctuary, an exhibition of lynching Deborah D. Dodds Terence E. Smith photography, as a perfect example of The Warhol’s impor- Roy G. Dorrance, III William P. Snyder III tance to Pittsburgh. “I was there for the opening,” explains George F. Eichleay R. Damian Soffer Mark Evans Thomas W. Sokolowski Cynthia. “The gospel choir on the first floor was etheral, Michele Fabrizi Alexander C. Speyer III but then I felt physically ill viewing the postcards, and I Sylvia V. Fields Cecile M. Springer told Tom. He said, ‘Sit down and listen to the music. You’ll Milton Fine Euphemia H. Steffey feel better.’” Cynthia says that Tom was right. “It was a Edith H. Fisher George H. Taber James A. Fisher Judith Evans Thomas brilliant idea to have the choir singing as a way to tran- Lee B. Foster Jane A. Thompson scend the anguish caused by seeing the postcards. I went Robert M. Thompson, Jr. Robert M. Frankel back three more times after that because I felt it was impor- Evan S. Frazier Hugh G. Van der Veer Henry J. Gailliot Peter G. Veeder tant to face them.” Marcia M. Gumberg Charles J. Vukotich, Jr. William L. Guttman James M. Walton While Cynthia is a strong supporter of The Warhol, her Joseph C. Guyaux Milton A. Washington Joanna E. Haas Betsy H. Watkins passion for the arts—and, as an attorney, for justice— David G. Hammer Konrad M. Weis inspired her to become involved with Carnegie Museum of Stephen C. Hansen Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Art as well. Several years ago, she provided thousands of Jerry R. Whitaker Jane Z. Haskell hours of pro bono work to ensure the return of 80,000 Drue Heinz Greg A. Wilkinson Teresa Heinz James A. Wilkinson photographic negatives to famous Pittsburgh Courier pho- David M. Hillenbrand L. Stanton Williams (+) tographer Teenie Harris. Afterward, she assisted the Harris Henry L. Hillman James L. Winokur family when they transferred Harris’ work to Carnegie Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Margot Woodwell Ivan T. Hofmann Museum of Art. William E. Hunt William Isler

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 41 2005 TOTAL GIVING Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh expresses deep appreciation for the generous support of its 24,000 donors and members. Special recognition is given to the following who made contributions of $400 or more in 2005.

INDIVIDUALS $25,000 and Above Konrad* and Gisela Weis $2,500–$4,999 Margaret Good and Mr.(+)* and Mrs. L. Stanton Williams Thomas Von Lehman Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. Abel Margot* and Bill Woodwell Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr. John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Ronald Zdrojkowski and Nancy Griswold Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander Mary Ann Colbaugh William Guttman* and Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst Mr.* and Mrs. Mark A. Aloe S.J. Zoerb Kristina Rigopulos Roy* and Susie Dorrance Penny Alpern Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr. Edith H.* and James A.* Fisher Robert W. Amore $5,000–$9,999 Marjorie Haller Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern Irv and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong Bonnie B. Anton Jane Z. Haskell* Marcia* and Stanley Gumberg Minnette Bickel Richard Armstrong* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr. Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II* Elizabeth Hurtt Branson Joan and Les Becker David McL. Hillman Teresa Heinz* Chuck and Jill Brodbeck Mary Murtland Berger* Mr.* and Mrs. Ivan T. Hofmann Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman Howard* and Marilyn Bruschi Carol and Myles Berkman John and Chris Horty Bill* and Janet Hunt Bernita Buncher Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt Mrs. David B. Hughes Nell G. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell Ray* and Joneen Betler Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Kraus Gerald Chait and Barbara Richey Helen M. Billak* and Paul Henry Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn Chait* Mr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan Blaxter III Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston III Glen and Diane Meakem Robert E. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Block Kevin R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Nimick, Jr. Mary and John* Davis Mr.(+) and Mrs. William Block, Sr. Mary Ellen and Cecil Jones Christine* and Lute Olson Jack and Joan Diederich Rachel Kirk Bobo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Kamin Mr. and Mrs. James L. Parker William S. Dietrich II* Nadine E. Bognar Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamin Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos James K. Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bonacchi Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kassling John G. Rangos, Sr.* Mr.* and Mrs. George F. Eichleay William Boyd, Jr. Michael Leon Kazar and William H. Rea* Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges Rebecca Foster Mr.* and Mrs. Donald M. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Eliza Smith Brown* and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Keen Juliet Lea H. Simonds* Robert M.* and Rebeca R. Frankel William J. Brown Cynthia E. Kernick Mr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson II Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Charles R. Burke, Jr.* Keith and Jane* Kirkland Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler Mr.* and Mrs. James A. Walton George and Jane Greer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Carlin Bruce and Cynthia Klassen Mrs. John F. Walton, Jr.(+) Jean and Bill Hauber Carol Caroselli Janet and Karl Krieger Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. David M. Hillenbrand Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Carson Edwin Langue and Eleanor Hurtt Bea and Don* Carter Rita Perlow Langue Greg* and Ellen Jordan Marion W. Cohen $10,000–$24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Leech Mr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. Katz Jared L.* and Maureen Cohon Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken Helen W. Lang Janice and Jim Colker Allen Baum and Edward L. and Karen Linder Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach Helene Conway-Long and Elizabeth Witzke-Baum Dr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Lipp Mr.* and Mrs. Howard M. Love Thomas B. Long Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith III Ronald and JoAnn Livingston Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooley Robert* and Irene Bozzone Edward D. Loughney Sherman* and Suzanne McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. David M. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr. Jeffrey Lynn Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Danforth, Sr. Otto H. Chu* and Victoria Lee Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. MacVean Sam and Anita Michaels Lynn* and Ronald Davenport Ronald R. and Judith M.* Davenport James and Barbara Manner Nancy and Albert C. Muse George* and Ada Davidson Norman J. S. DeWind Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr. Mrs. David B. Oliver II Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dell, Jr. Sheila and Milton* Fine Mr. and Ms. Craig A. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. I. Hale Oliver Billie R. DeWalt* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham Sara Marshall Evelyn B. Pearson Deborah G. Dick Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph Guyaux Susan and Christopher Martin Leo M. Phillips Deborah D. Dodds* Mr.* And Mrs. Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. W. D. and Trisha Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Karen and Jim* Johnson Grant and Audrey McCargo Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Schurman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue Jacqui Fiske and John S. Lazo* Mr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Evan J. Segal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donnelly Wendy MacKenzie Margaret McGowan Wallace W. and Patricia O. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Dozzi Jacqueline* and Jeffrey Morby Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michel William B. Spence Lowrie C. Ebbert Nancy and Woody Ostrow Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jay Miller Cecile M. Springer* Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Henry Posner, Jr. Janet and Donald I. Moritz Judith* and Steve Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John J. Evanko Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Gerd D. Mueller Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer Mark* and Jenifer Evans Amy and Sean* Sebastian Ronna and Joshua Nagin Milton* and Nancy Washinigton Lori J. C. Ewell Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons Mr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon Nelson Richard L. Weisman Robert and Kim Fanelli Dr. and Mrs. David A. Smith Noel M. Newell Jerry* and Mary Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fischer Mr.* and Mrs. W. P. Snyder III Mr. and Mrs. John B. Newman Jim* and Susanne Wilkinson Lilian H. Fisher Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer Patricia K. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Funnell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Ruth and Myron Garfunkel Pete* and Sybil Veeder Robert W. Off Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli Mr. and Mrs. R. John Wean III Nancy and Paul O’Neill William H. Genge(+)

42 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 *Trustee/Board Member (+) Deceased “There are lots of surprises awaiting visitors to Pittsburgh, and the four Carnegie Museums are a great example,” says Anna Doering. “People still have preconceived ideas about this city, and institutions like The Warhol have put Pitts- burgh on the map in an exciting way. The museums are definitely a “destination” for residents and visitors alike.”

In fact, the museums and the cultural, educational, and entertainment opportunities they provide were one of the factors that helped Anna and her husband Kevin Crawford make the decision to move to Pittsburgh from Philadelphia in 1998 when Anna was offered a job at Chatham College where she is now the vice president for Development and Alumnae Affairs. Kevin is a software architect at the University of Pittsburgh.

They began their relationship with the museums soon after arriving in Pittsburgh because of the value of the family membership. It’s particularly important with two children, Sean (10) and Zoe (9 months). “The Carnegie Museums’ family membership provides one-stop enter- tainment shopping,” says Kevin. “There is so much ANNA DOERING AND KEVIN CRAWFORD PHOTO: ALEXANDER DENMARSH variety among the four museums.” SEAN AND ZOE

“No matter which museum we choose to visit, we can “No matter which museum we choose to visit, we can always always do something as a family, and that’s really impor- do something as a family, and that’s really important.” tant,” adds Anna. Recently, Anna and Kevin increased their support to the museums, “It was an easy decision to Anna Doering make,” they say, “because we get back so much more than we give.”

Joseph S. Pajer* David S. Shapira Bruce M. and Sheryl K. Wolf Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham Ralph J.* and Ruth Anne Papa Sarah and Bruce Shirey Donald G. Wolfkill Bernadette Callery Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr. Terry Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Zborowski William R. Caroselli and Dusty Kirk Lila Penchansky and Daniel Russell Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve Cynthia Carrow and James R. Kyper William D. Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soffer Sally Childs Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Thomas W. Sokolowski* $1,895–$2,499 Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill John E. Quinn Vincent A. Sonson and Lawrence and Judi Collins Mr. and Mrs. Gary Acinapura Barbara Rackoff Dianne Daltorio Sally Colussy Dr. and Mrs. John C. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rackoff Mr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer III Rita P. and Aims C. Coney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III Lucy and Ian Rawson Ed and Denise Stack Helene Conway-Long and Mr.* and Mrs. Jay D. Aldridge Jay Reeg* Mr. and Mrs. A. James Starr Thomas B. Long Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aloe Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Euphemia H. Steffey* Debbie K. Crosby Alfred and Mary Barbour Mr. and Mrs. John A. Robertshaw, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Stewart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Charles and Susette Stone Lois N. Davie Barbara L. Barry Louisa Rosenthal Gregory J. Stremp and Carolann Young Mr.* and Mrs. Nicholas DeIuliis Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Ruffner Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Strosnider Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Diamond Kevin Behanna and Pamela DeRose Treasure and Bruce D. Sachnoff H. Campbell Stuckeman Betty Dickey Bill and Sally Ann Bensur Jennifer and Karl Salatka Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Teroerde Mary Beth Duffy and John and Cynthia Black Robert D. Sansom and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor Robert H. McDonald Nancy J. Bonati Edith L. Eligator Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Tillotson Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Dunlap Barbara H. Bott and Virginia Schatz Naseem Wahlah Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr. Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr. Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Elliott Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. Bowser Mr. and Mrs. K. George Schoeppner Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Wechsler Wilson and Karen Farmerie Mr. and Mrs. T. William Boxx Martha Lou Schove Patricia and Malachy Whalen Daniel M. Fawcett Rosella B. Broff Arthur C. Schwotzer Josie and Don Wiley John G. and Jill Ferreira Pamela Z. Bryan Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Annie Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fisher Jane Hecht Burton Herbert L. Seigle and Robin J. Bernstein Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Winokur Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Frobouck

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 43 Allison Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Stephans Jarvis and Kathleen Cecil Diana and Peter Jannetta David and Donna Gerson Margaret Stouffer Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Chang Beverly A. Jaramillo Stephen A. Glickman and Herb and Marty Summerfield Mrs. Geri Chichilla Mr. and Mrs. J. Alan Johnson Linda Shensa John and Elizabeth Surma Dr. and Mrs. Russell Christoforetti Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kaniecki Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gockley Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swanson Mark H. Christy and Janet M. Frissora Joan M. Kaplan Kenneth and Lillian Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chutz Joe and Susan Karas Rita J. Gould Jamee and Thomas Todd Mr. and Mrs. R. Joel Coslov Thomas Karet and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gray Timothy Van Fleet and Elizabeth Knepp Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cost Laura Shapira Karet Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Gurrentz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vance Lawrence Crochier and Jennifer Roberts Kathleen Kavanagh Joanna E. Haas* Ruth Glesby Wagner Bruce Crocker Natalie and Brendan Kelley Mr.* and Mrs. David G. Hammer Joann E. Walthour Margaret S. Cyert Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kesel Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hernandez Betsy* and Charles Watkins Lu and Sylvester Damianos Ellen and Jack Kessler Katharine H. Hillman Mr. and Mrs. Helge H. Wehmeier Sonja F. DeGray Mr. and Mrs. James D. Kingsley William Talbott Hillman Michael and Gerri Weiss Mr. and Mrs. James C. Diggs Mr. and Mrs. William H. Knoell Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Ronald W. and Ann L. Wertz James N. Dill, Jr. Marilyn Koch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hotopp Barbara L. Widdoes Elizabeth Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Korb Bettyanne and James Huntington Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilburn C. W. Donohue and Don and Kim Kramer Barbara and Don* Jones Sarah Wilmer Cynthia L. Pennington Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Kress Mr.(+) and Mrs. Milton Justh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer James H. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Kummer III Jose and Mariam Juves Leatrice and John Wolf Patricia Eagon and James Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ladley Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kampmeinert Claudia C. Zavodnick Jean Eberly Margaret H. Lally Virginia Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Egler Sally Levin Larry Keister $1,000–$1,894 Dr. and Mrs. David E. Eibling Jon and Tracy Levy Anton W. Knaus Mr. and Mrs. Louis Emanuel Mary A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Aaron II Mr. and Mrs. William H. Knoell Paula Evans and David Henrickson Philip and Leslie Liebscher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Acer Natalie Kunkel Michele Fabrizi* Judith K. Linaburg Barbara and Alan Ackerman Robert and Susan Lane Ethel B. Feldman Dorothy Taylor and John R. Lindner Pauline and John Aguilar-Heidekat G. Christian Lantzsch Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Fenton Thomas C. and Gail V. Litwiler Joan and Edward A. Aiello Karen Liller Larson Marvin C. Fields Marie L. Loebig The Aivaliotis Family Gladys S. Leach Mr. and Mrs. James Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Steven Loevner John P. Aloe Edgar L. Levenson Joel, Heather, Cameron, and Garrett Barbara F. Lowe Bruce Amshel Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Locher Flayer Dr. and Mrs. Zhexi Luo Linda Argote and Dennis Epple Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lockhart Kimberly and Curtis Fleming Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Sr. Mrs. Clyde W. Armstrong Mark and Catherine Loevner John T. and Sally Fownes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malley, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Peter S. Austin and Family Ruth Frank Tammy and Richard C. Manko, Jr. Ruth Z. and James B. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Maloney Reginald Frezzell and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Mars David Barnard and Akiko Hashimoto R. Gordon and Aleen A. Mathews Dana Keys-Frezzell Ryan B. Martin Karen and Richard Barringer Denis and Elizabeth McCarthy Sue Friedberg and Dean E. Kross Garth E. Massingill Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Beckerman Anne McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Galida Althea McCalmont Mr. and Mrs. James Bedortha Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClure Jacqueline Pringle Gendell Mr. and Mrs. Tim McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Bell Cynthia McCormick and Lois Pruitt David and Anne Genter Tron McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bent Mr. and Mrs. William D. McDonald Olive Gilliand Jerry and Andrea Katz McCutcheon Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Berkovitz Barbara McKenna Robert and Megan Glimcher Mary A. McDonough Amy and Michael Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnight Linda and Edward Goldston Susan K. McGivern Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Billerbeck Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Goodnow John McSorley III Mr. and Mrs. Victor Biondo, Jr. Kristen and Kevin* McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gothie Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Black Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Meddis Laurie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Messmer David J. Blair and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Meighen Kathleen J. Grant Alma H. and Ralph S. Michael Marianne Bokan-Blair Elizabeth R. Mertz Juliette D. Grauer Candice and Robert Mill Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blaney Jane Meyer Mark and Janet Greathouse Mr. and Mrs. M. Lee Minter Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Blaufeld Carmen and Jim Moore Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Edison Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. James Bouwkamp G. William Nagel Mr. and Mrs. George V. Grune, Jr. Robert and Alice Moore Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro Elaine W. Morris Mr. and Mrs. William A. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Paschall Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Gustas Mr. and Mrs.* Thomas J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Brandenberger Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ray George Guzik Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Murray Jennifer Brodt and Kevin Lynch Mrs. Cleveland D. Rea(+) Carol M. Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Muse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brooks Letitia Rieck Mr.* and Mrs. Stephen C. Hansen Karen C. Muse Carol R. Brown Carol C. and Patrick R. Riley Eleanor G. and C. G. Heasley Jerome R. Nassar Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh L. Brown William M. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Heller Pasquale Navarro and Daryl Hutson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Brown Sharon Semenza Mrs. J. Hart Heyward Dr. and Mrs. Louis D. Nichamin Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Roemer Elysabeth C. B. and James Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Nigh Dr.* and Mrs. William E. Brown Dan* and Bonnie Sandman Jean R. and James C. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. John L. S. Northrop John and Nancy Brownell Nancy Bernstein and Robert Schoen Dr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Hill H. Ward and Shirley Olander Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brownlee Esther Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Hoffman John K. Orndorff, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Adam Brufsky Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder William V. Hough Devayani and Indra Pandit Charles E. Bunch and Family Gerald D. and Lynn A. T. Scott Lawrence C. and Elizabeth F. Howard Marcy M. and Jim D. Pearson Albert H. Burchfield III Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Howland Ronald V. and Donna Pellegrini Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Buterbaugh Gayle G. and William H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Terence V. Hunt Diane and Alan Perer Mr. and Mrs. Virdyn Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sinopoli Cynthia Ingram Ruth and Leonard P. Perfido Lillian S. Carpenter William and Marguerite Standish Jeffrey and Anne Ingros Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Perlow Helen Hanna Casey Mr. and Mrs. Morton F. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jacobs Mark Perrott Mr.* and Mrs. James E. Cashman III Michael and Beverly Steinfeld Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jamison, Jr. William A. Perry Catharine and John Cathey 44 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 *Trustee/Board Member (+) Deceased Marianne and Ronald Ponist “Art, science, beauty, Malcolm and Barbara Prine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reading imagination—all the Diana L. Reed Joyce and Paul Renne things that enrich life — Neil Resnick and Susan Greenspan wouldn’t be available if The Rhing-Moser Family Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rich not for an institution like Roy and Virginia Riehl Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Carnegie Museums.” Mark Roberts and Lisa Teot Stephen G. Robinson Jim Alexander Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roddey Robert N. and Marina Rodi Elaine Rosecrans Bryan and Marie Routledge Kathleen Ryan and James Elson Kathleen Sandoe and Daniel Ready Married in their eighties and Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Sandusky now in their nineties, Jim Susan Santa Cruz and Arthur Stroyd Jane D. and John D. Sargent and Bege Alexander are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sauers both long-time supporters Mr. and Mrs. George E. Saxon, Jr. of Pittsburgh, the arts, and Virginia Scarlett Carnegie Museums. John and Eleanor Schano* Feeney Mr.* and Mrs. Thomas M. Schmidt Anna M. Schnur “In the days when Pittsburgh Alden H. J. Sector was producing steel, it was Mr. and Mrs. William C. Seibert the most vibrant city in the Richard Shannon and Barbara Clark country,” says Jim. “The Dorothy B. Sheahan street lights were on all day Dylan T. Simonds because of the smog, but Henry J. Simonds Talbott L. Simonds the city was alive! Every- Susan and Jeffrey Sisk thing was happening here, John W. Skooglund and Carnegie Museums was Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Sluser a part of that vibrancy.” Susan H. and Philip E. Smith JIM AND BEGE ALEXANDER WITH RICHARD PHOTO: ALEXANDER DENMARSH Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith ARMSTRONG, THE HENRY J. HEINZ II DIRECTOR “I remember years ago going to Alice R. Snyder OF CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART (RIGHT) Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder the Museum of Art for a Picasso Mr. and Mrs. William I. Snyder show,” adds Bege. “The person who took me said, ‘You may not like everything you Norma Sobel Dr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stacy, Jr. see, but find one painting you like and enjoy it.’ That was good advice, and it Stanley M. Stein launched my interest in contemporary art.” Suzanne Steitz Daniel P. and Colleen C. Stephans Jim is a retired Managing Editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. A native of Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Steward Dr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Stewart Bege is a painter and a sculptor, and has been a member of the Museum of Art’s Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoecklein Women’s Committee since 1957. She is also the widow of John T. Galey, a former Walter and Cynthia Storkus Carnegie Institute trustee. The Galey Geology Program Series at Carnegie Museum Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Stroebel of Natural History’s Powdermill Nature Reserve was funded in John’s honor by the Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Swank III Kevin and Danielle Sweeney bequest of Margaret Galey, Bege’s daughter. Matthew J. Teplitz and Sue M. Challinor “It’s absolutely necessary to support this cultural treasure,” says Bege. “The museums Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomas have been an important part of my life for more than 50 years and they should be Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Thomas for others too.” Kenneth S. Thompson and Andrea R. Fox “The museums are ever growing with new ideas to show, explore, or teach,” Jim Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr. adds. “Art, science, beauty, imagination—all the things that enrich life—wouldn’t William E. Trueheart and Carol A. Word be available if not for an institution like Carnegie Museums.” Mr. and Mrs. John Unkovic Serena VanBuskirk The Alexanders regularly attend museum events and are members of the Cornice Paul and Sherri Von Stein Society. In addition to Bege’s bequests to Carnegie Museum of Art and Powdermill Robert and Elinor Wagner Nature Reserve, the couple donated a beautiful Nakashima table to Carnegie Barbara Walbridge Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Walsh Museum of Art through a series of gifts of undivided fractional interests. Michael Weinberg

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 45 “The museums have so much to offer. In a single afternoon, you can get a wide range of experiences. You can learn about natural history, or art, and you can see how things really work. The perfect sequel to the movie Jurassic Park is to come to the Museum of Natural History and discover that what you’ve just seen is real.” Mark Hastie

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Weissman The Athey Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyle, Sr. Joshua and Betsy Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Whitcomb, Jr. Mary K. Austin and Ron Shapiro E. Michael and Susan L. Boyle Charles C. Cohen and G.A. Wilkinson* Robert Averell Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brado Michele McKenney Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams Alan and Elaine Axelson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brady Claire M. Cohen Florence L. Williams Cheryl and Dan Bagley Matthew and Leslie Braksick Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Colen Robert and Teresa Williams Carole Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brandegee Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Collet Jeffry Williamson Elizabeth Bailey Lillian M. Brandimarti Tim Condron Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Winters Esther L. Barazzone Carolyn Branthoover Garry Conklin and Sheryl Linck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise Alfred R. Barbour Bruce and Kathleen Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Conley J. Andrew Wolfinger and Jennifer Oman Suzanne L. Barley Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brindis Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cook Brian and Renee Worst The Barnes-Imbrie Family Charles T. Britton Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cosman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yocco Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Barnicle Gail L. Bronson Candace and John Craig Mr. and Mrs. Steven Zawacky Edward and Margaret Bastow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brunger Molly and Thomas Crooks Dr. and Mrs. Michael Zorch Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Batson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bucci Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Cutrell Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal Dr. and Mrs. Gibson P. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Damick $500–$999 Annette and Robert L. Becker John and Ann Buckman Stephanie Dangel and Tom Reiter Dr. and Mrs. Walter Beh Gladys Burstein Dr. and Mrs. James A. D’Antonio Denise Abbott J. Roger and Vera Beidler Gary V. Cacciani Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. D’Appolonia Gary and Grace Abbs Coleman and Jeanne Benedict Margaret A. Cannell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Darcangelo Mr. and Mrs. Pritam M. Advani C. Richard and Margaret Bennett Dr. and Mrs. Robert Capretto Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Davis Ravi and Mary Alagar Mr. and Mrs. H. James Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Caputo Joan C. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Yves Alarie Tilden Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cardiello Sally Ann Davoren Mr. and Mrs. Santi Albanese Rick and Jill Berardi Barbara J. Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Hays J. Dawson Judith Albert and Anthony Fiorillo Howard S. Berger Michael D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Morton DeBroff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Allen Michael and Sherle Berger Brad and Linda Carpenter William and Debra Demchak Madalon Amenta Robert E. Best, Jr. Ruth M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Denney Mr. and Mrs. Charlton H. Ames Ronald and Emily Bianchini Stephen and Helen Casey Edward and Valerie DePersis Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Blackwood Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Caton, Jr. Marie DeSimone Will and Lisa Anderson Todd and Helene Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cellone Joan H. Dessloch and Heidi Kafka Libby Andrews Eva T. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. Chalfant-Walker Don and Mairi Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Angerman Lenore and Manuel Blum Bruce H. and Kate Chappell Robert J. DiBella and Carol Savage Anonymous James and Laurie Bly George and Miya Childs John Dingess and Dr. and Mrs. Paul Antalik Ruth A. Bobula Margaret Childs Kim Donaldson-Dingess Barbara and Angelo Armenti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bonner Frank and Carole Ciaio Bert and Gabrielle Dinman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borntraeger Anthony T. Cicchion Michael K. Dishart Laura and George Arnold Doreen E. Boyce* Susan Clancy Sherrie and Wayne D’Loss Adel Assaad and Patricia H. Pavlus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Boyle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Homer N. Clark III Dr. and Mrs. Donald Doherty

46 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 *Trustee/Board Member (+) Deceased When it comes to dinosaurs, Mark Hastie continues to see them through the eyes of Marlene R. Holmes and a child. “When I was a kid, we didn’t watch a lot of television and we certainly didn’t Mark Santomo Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hombosky have exposure to the Internet. A trip to Carnegie Museum of Natural History was a Mr. and Mrs. John D. Houston II huge thing. I loved the dinosaurs so much that my parents started buying me all kinds Crock Hunter of dinosaur books and toys. Eventually, I passed those toys on to my son, who has Linda and Dennis Hurwitz the same fascination with dinosaurs that I did.” Elaine Hyder and Burton Hollifield Sally Munson Imbriglia Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Irwin Today, Mark is able to give his employees a chance to share the museum experiences Jerome Itzkoff and Barbara Zawadzki with their own children. He and his brother Matt are co-owners of Gullifty’s Restaurant, Robert E. Jack and corporate members of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, which, among other Robert A. Jaeger Kip D. Jenifer things, allows their employees to visit all four museums at a two-for-one admission Mr. and Mrs. Marten R. Jenkins price. “They really appreciate it,” says Mark, “especially the ones with kids.” Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Jenkins Mrs. Evan D. Jennings II Mark originally joined Carnegie Museums because he realized how often his own Jeff and Gretchen Jezerc Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Johnson family was going to the museums and how much they enjoyed their visits. “The Laurie and Richard Johnson museums have so much to offer. In a single afternoon, you can get a wide range of Barbara Johnstone experiences. You can learn about natural history, or art, and you can see how things Jackie Jones really work. The perfect sequel to the movie Jurassic Park is to come to the Museum Dr.* and Mrs. E. Haakan Jonsson Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Joseph of Natural History and discover that what you’ve just seen is real.” Alan R. Kahl Mr. and Mrs. Jayant Kapadia Mark plans to continue supporting Carnegie Museums through his corporate member- Laurie Kapoor and Martin Feuer ship because of what it offers his family and because he believes the museums help Plamen Karagyozov and Elsa Limbach Peter J. Karlovich and make Pittsburgh a destination city. “When it comes to ‘first day’ attractions, I don’t Steven R. Herforth think there are many cities that rival ours. We’ve got the symphony, professional sports, Barb Kearns concerts, and world-class culture. The museums give us international recognition. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Keating William and Sharon Keech This is the first place I bring my out-of-town guests.” James S. Keller and Mary Ellen Hoy Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Donaldson Peter N. Flocos Mary and Richard Grant Stephen Kelminson and Marsha Stein Georgeanne and Francis Donovan Henry C. Flood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gray Kenneth Kilen and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Douglas, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ford Peter M. Grondziowski Francine Miltenberger Anthony V. Dralle Dan and Theresa Forlastro Virginia Humphrey Grosscup Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. King Rebecca J. Duffy Nancy and James Foster Mr. and Mrs. Richard Groth Paul and Diane Kiproff Marian F. Dull Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Guttman Sarah Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. DuMars Douglas J. Fox and Connie Feda Marta Habermann Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kleiman Robert and Mary Ann Durbin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Haddad Peggy C. Knott Mr.* and Mrs. Charles A. Duritsa Harriet and Kenneth Franklin Linda Haddad George C. Koch and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dzialowski Evan* and Holly Frazier Kathleen M. Haefner and Mary Denise Koch Mr. and Mrs. Todd Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Wendell G. Freeland Lisha Cambria Phyllis Kokkila C. Edelmann and E. Teeple Paul and Kathy Freeman David K. Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Koontz Scott and Kathleen Edmundson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Friedman Mia Hallett Ed and Tracy Kosis James M. and Constance H. Egan Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Fritz Dr. and Mrs. Fred Harchelroad, Jr. The Kossman Family Mary Ehrlinger-Demmler Dina and Jerry Fulmer Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Harper Maria Kovacs Gretchen and Christopher Elkus James and Sherree Funk Neil and Janice Harrison Jan Kowalski Mrs. A. Ralph Ellis Dr. and Mrs. J. William Futrell Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Kozora The Engle Family Orlando F. Gabriele and Dr. and Mrs. Volker H. Hartkopf Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kranich Jane Epstine Denise T. Kalinowski William M. Hawthorne Beth Kreinin The Erb Family Donna M. Galm F. Richard Heath and Cindy Harris Jeremy and Rebecca Kronman Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fadden Mr. and Mrs. Randolph D. Galm Daniel Heit Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Kuller Mr. and Mrs. Danforth Page Fales Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gardner Wendy and Daniel Herchenroether James V. Kunkel Scott Farabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Garrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Douglas and Deborah Kyes Stanley Ference and Kim Roberts Dr. and Mrs. William S. Garrett, Jr. Herchenroether Jules and Carroll Labarthe Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ferguson III Philip and Beth Gasiewicz Dr. and Mrs. Lee M. Hershenson Jennifer Lakin and Douglas Rabuzzi Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferlan Mr. and Mrs. Grady J. Gaspar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herzing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lantz Janet K. Ferrell Jeff Gasparik Rachel Hess and John Koutrouba Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Latona Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Fetsko III Pete Geissler Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Hiles Mr. and Mrs. William E. Latshaw Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Finder Joanne and Geoffrey Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Latterman David N. Finegold and Judy Esman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gilmour Helen and Daniel Hoey Judith R. and Lester B. Lave Lilah H. Fisher Lawrence L. Gipson and Dr. and Mrs. Marc Hoffman Lynn and Larry Lebowitz Linda C. Fisher Lenka Braden R. Donald Hoffman Kenneth and Marina Lehn Nina B. Fisher John and M. Lisa Gismondi Jerry and Cindy Hogue Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lerew Paul and Joanna Fitting Mrs. Raymond W. Goldblum Mr. and Mrs. James G. Holland Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Flannery Scott and Kathleen Goldman Sally and James A. Hollister John P. Levis III Leslie A. and Hans G. Fleischner Richard Gongloff and Susan Wood Georgia and James Holmberg Lois S. Levy Ruth and Charles H. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Luis Granes

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 47 “Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is one of the most important cultural institutions in the city, and it gives Pittsburgh a broader appeal.” Jacqueline Morby

JACQUELINE MORBY WITH THOMAS SOKOLOWSKI, DIRECTOR OF THE ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM PHOTO: CLARK TERRY

“Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is one of the most world has grown immensely since the opening of The important cultural institutions in the city, and it gives Warhol,” she says. “You can see it in the prices his pieces Pittsburgh a broader appeal,” says Jacqui Morby. “The are getting—they’re skyrocketing.” Carnegie International and The Andy Warhol Museum attract a lot of visitors from outside the Pittsburgh On a recent art trip to Dallas, Ft. Worth, St. Louis, and region, including many international visitors. Warhol’s Minneapolis, the Morbys were impressed by the number work in particular strikes a chord with foreigners.” of Warhol works they encountered. “It was unbelievable how many Warhols we saw. Every one of the six or seven Contemporary art such as Warhol’s has appealed to museum we went into had Warhols prominently dis- Jacqui and her husband Jeff for many years, so when played, including some I had never seen before,” says the couple moved to Pittsburgh from the West Coast Jacqui. 18 years ago, it seemed only natural for them to get involved with Carnegie Museums. Currently, Jacqui is a The Morby’s personal art collection includes abstract member of the Board of The Andy Warhol Museum. She paintings and works on paper, starting with the finds Warhol fascinating because he was a forerunner American abstract artists of the ‘30s known as the Park to what is happening in the contemporary art world. Street Cubists. “I look for beauty in abstract art—in its composition, its color, and its interesting textures. “Warhol was so prolific and versatile through all medi- Whether it’s a Rauschenberg or a more contemporary ums—film, silkscreen, photography—much like the artist, my idea of beauty has changed through looking multi-media artists today. And his popularity in the at contemporary art.”

Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Lewis Thomas J. McClain Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Nedved Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lichtenfels Bill and Mary McCormick Moellenberg, Jr. Rhoda and Richard Neft Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lieber Libby McCullough Carolyn and Paul Molingowski Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nernberg L. Douglas and Michele Lioon Mr. and Mrs. James H. McElwain Charles and Renee Moore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nernberg Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis Lobdell A. Elizabeth McGeary Jane Moravitz Sarah C. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. William D. McIlroy Amy and Ira Morgan The Nolan Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Long Mrs. Donald R. McLennan, Jr. Christine L. Morris Mr. and Mrs. William A. Oates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Lott Patrick and Donna McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Morris John C. Oliver and Sylvia Dallas Dr. and Mrs. L. Dade Lunsford Tim McVay Constance and Bruce Morrison David M. Orenstein and Thomas W. Lustig David and Gretchen Medich Marcia and Thomas Morton Alexandra Gruskos Dr. and Mrs. James H. MacDougall Mr. and Mrs. Armour N. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Moses Paula Orr Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mahlstedt Mr. and Mrs. Seward P. Mellon Cynthia K. Mosites Mr. and Mrs. Alan Orringer Louise and Michael P. Malakoff Benjamin Merrill and Alice F. Rocke Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Muder Saundra and Eugene O’Sullivan Kathleen Mandera and Pamela Phelan Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mezey Mr. and Mrs. Alan Mueller Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Mulholland III Mr. and Mrs. Sean Overby Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Marstine Deborah and Douglas T. Millar Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Mulloney Harold S. Overholt, Jr. Myrna and Mark Mason Mark C. Miller and James and Jennifer Muse Margaret Overholt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mason Deborah Robinson James C. Myford and Donna Glenn Inci Ozgunes and Ozan Tonguz Cynthia Massarelli Mary Elizabeth Miller Chuck Myron Denise Pangersis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Massaro, Jr. Andrea and Jack Millstein Mr. and Mrs. David P. Myron The Pardo Family Charlie Masterson and Carolyn Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Mines Daniel and Rise Nagin Haranath and Shailaja Parepally Mary Jo Matthews and Dr. and Mrs. D.Wesley Minteer, Jr. Tracy Nagle and Mark Whalen Ray and Elsa Parker Laura Matthews Leff Tom and Joan Mitchell Mrs. Ned J. Nakles Anne Pascasio Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McCague, Jr. Lawrence E. Mock, Jr. Nancy A. and Donald Naragon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pastrick

48 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 *Trustee/Board Member (+) Deceased Mitchell and Christine Patti Mr. and Mrs. E. Charles Selinsky Mr. and Mrs. Neil Y. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wethli Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pekor Teresa Silvaggio Serrao and Karl E. Voigt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wettach Gregg and Susie Perelman Joseph Serrao Mr. and Mrs. Alexander E. D.L. Wickerham and Martha J. Perry David and Anna Sever Walker, Jr. Mary Lou Kundrat Joel Persky and Michelle Browne Edie Shapira and Mark Schmidhofer David Walker Barbara and Bruce Wiegand Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Jason Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Wallace Betty J. Williams Jacqueline C. Pfeiffer Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Sheptak Phyllis and Harold Walls David and Kim Williams Mike and Connie Phillips Judy and Jay Shock Mr. and Mrs. Mason Walsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams Vernon B. Phillips, Jr.* Mercedes G. Shoemaker Robert and Mary Walters Mr. and Mrs. S. 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50 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 The Albert H. and Clarissa W. “Carnegie Museum of Natural Burchfield Memorial Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation History’s mission relates Burt Hill Charleroi Federal Savings Bank directly to the study of our A.R. & D.L. Cochrane Foundation Community Involvement Foundation whole planet’s geography and Concept Art Gallery history. And with its world- Conco Systems Inc. Concurrent Technologies Corporation class dinosaur exhibit and all Cyert Family Foundation Damianos Group of its special programs for Darlington Associates The Eliot Fund children, it attracts visitors of The Pittsburgh Foundation Ellwood Group, Inc. from around the globe and is Embassy of Poland a cultural and educational Epic Metals Corporation Charitable Foundation icon in Pittsburgh.” Equipment & Controls, Inc. The FAIC for Conservation Elizabeth Mertz of Historic & Artistic Works Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. Phil Farley Productions, Inc. John M. Feeney Foundation Five Star Development Inc. L. B. Foster Company James A.& Ruth O. Frank Philanthropic Fund of the United Jewish Federation Foundation The Frazer Family Foundation Gordon Terminal Service Company ELIZABETH MERTZ Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council

Grune Family Foundation PHOTO: CLARK TERRY Hammer Fund When Elizabeth (Betty) Mertz was a young girl, her mother used to drop her off at of The Pittsburgh Foundation ELG Haniel Metals Corp. “the museum” for a day of exploration. “The museum” was the Smithsonian Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Institution in Washington, D.C., where Betty learned to appreciate living in a city Hilbish McGee Lighting Design that’s known for its robust cultural environment. She feels the same way about Hilton Pittsburgh Horty, Springer & Mattern, P.C. Pittsburgh, where she has resided since her marriage to Robert Mertz in 1956. industrialevents Jones Day “Pittsburgh is an excellent place for children to grow up,” she says. “It’s small Kamin Realty Company enough to be comfortably livable, but it’s got everything you could ask for.” Ellen Perlow Kessler Charitable Foundation As a new Pittsburgh resident, Betty was drawn immediately to Carnegie Museum Kestrel Investment Management of Natural History. “I started out as a visitor, and thought it might be a good place Corporation Milton J. Klein, D.O., P.C. to work,” she says. “I was trained in biology and anthropology, and after finishing Koppel Steel Corporation my doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh, I came looking for a job.” Koppers, Inc. KPMG LLP Betty found a job as an assistant in the Educational Publications department where Lanxess Lendable Linens she worked for almost two decades. As a former employee, Betty believes it’s Levin Furniture extremely important to support the work being done at the museum. “Carnegie The Ligonier Valley Endowment Museum of Natural History’s mission relates directly to the study of our whole of The Pittsburgh Foundation planet’s geography and history,” she says. “And with its world-class dinosaur Management Science Associates, Inc. Marmon/Keystone Corporation exhibit and all of its special programs for children, it attracts visitors from around Mars Family Charitable Foundation the globe and is a cultural and educational icon in Pittsburgh.” McClure-Johnston Company McCutcheon Enterprises Inc. She will always treasure her long-lasting association with Carnegie Museums. Andrea K. McCutcheon Philanthropic “Carnegie Museum of Natural History was a wonderful place to work. Whenever Fund of the United Jewish Federation Foundation I walk down the Grand Staircase, I feel really grand! There’s nothing more useful McKamish, Inc. than being a part of something that’s so important to the city.” Mine Safety Appliances Company Charitable Foundation In 1989, Betty and her husband established the Robert and Elizabeth Mertz Fund Moore Family Fund of The Pittburgh Foundation at The Pittsburgh Foundation, which annually supports Carnegie Museum of R.W. Moriarty, M.D. Fund Natural History. Betty is also a Patrons Circle member. of The Pittsburgh Foundation

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 51 “I literally grew up with the museums,” says Dr. Carolyn While the couple appreciates all that the museums have to Ellis. “My mother was a docent at the Museum of Art, and offer, they especially enjoy attending exhibition openings I remember coming along with her to the museum when and hearing curators and artists offer insight into the exhibi- she was learning about the new exhibitions.” tions. “A great benefit of being a member of the Associates is that you’re invited to receptions and events around the Today, Carolyn and her husband, Charlie Masterson, have new exhibitions,” says Charlie. “It makes them more inter- extremely busy careers—she with a practice in internal esting and adds a social aspect to the artistic experience of medicine, and he as a tax lawyer specializing in state and the shows.” local taxes. Several years ago, they were invited to an event to discuss the formation of the Carnegie Museum The couple’s involvement in the museums extends beyond Associates—a new organization designed to get young art openings and private events. They are regular visitors, people involved in supporting Carnegie Museum of Art. taking in as many exhibitions as possible throughout the It was a natural and immediate fit for the couple. course of the year. “Pittsburgh can’t live on the Steelers alone,” says Charlie. “Museums expand your horizons “We think the four Carnegie Museums are fabulous. There’s beyond the expected. We really love the four Carnegie such a wide variety in the different institutions and they’re Museums and hope that Pittsburghers will continue to each such a great resource—we enjoy all of them. It’s hard to support them.” imagine the City of Pittsburgh without them. It wouldn’t be nearly as strong and vibrant as it is,” says Charlie.

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52 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 “We think the four Carnegie Museums are fabulous. There’s such a wide variety in the different institutions and they’re each such a great resource —we enjoy all of them. It’s hard to imagine the City of Pittsburgh without them. It wouldn’t be nearly as strong and vibrant as it is.” Charlie Masterson

PHOTO: TERRY CLARK CAROLYN ELLIS AND CHARLIE MASTERSON

CORNICE SOCIETY BEQUESTS and TRUST GIFTS MEMBERS William S. Beamer Charitable Fund Estate of Samuel W. Golden Anonymous Margaret M. Levin † John Berdan Memorial Trust The John S. McCormick, Jr. Alan L. and Barbara B. Ackerman Bernard and Barbara Mars † Eli-Sar Graf Foundation Charitable Remainder Trust Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander † Dr.(+) and Mrs. Matthew Marshall, Jr. † Estate of Dorothy B. Dressler Bessie Morrison McKelvey Trust Jane C. (Mrs. Leon) Arkus † Esther B. Mazerov (+) Estate of Gerald A. Ginsburg Francis David Safranek Trust Bernard C. Artman and Diana G. Riggs Mr. and Mrs. John S. McCormick, Jr. David Barnard and Akiko Hashimoto Martin G.* and Ann M. McGuinn* † Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* † Melissa McSwigan + GOVERNMENT DONORS Mary Murtland Berger * † Duane Michals and Frederick Gorree Allegheny County Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Mrs. Tessie Binstock Nancy Noyes † Allegheny Regional Asset District Commission William* and Maxine H. Block † Mrs. David B. Oliver II † Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Board of Education Donna Hollen Bolmgren Donald M.* and Sylvia M. Robinson † National Endowment for the United States Department of Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill † Dr. and Mrs. Karl W. Salatka Humanities Agriculture Forest Service Eugene S.(+) and Marion W. Cohen † Mrs. Alice Rust Scheetz †(+) National Science Foundation United States Department of Dr.(+) and Mrs. James E. Conklin † Mrs. Edward Holyoke Schoyer † The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Education Harry M. and Florence Corbett † Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Pennsylvania Game Commission John P. Davis, Jr.* and Mary O. Davis † Janice G. Singer Sally A. Davoren † Dr. and Mrs. David A. Smith Mr.(+) and Mrs. Robert Dickey III † Elizabeth D. Smith † Rachel Donaldson Mrs. Richard S. Smith †(+) Every attempt has been made to accurately list contributors to Carnegie Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg † Donald R.(+) and Sheila Solow Museums of Pittsburgh. If there are any errors or omissions, please accept James A.* and Edith H. Fisher* † Dr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept † our apologies and contact Development at 412.622.5776 so that we may Corinne K. Flemings Margaret S. Stouffer † correct our records. Mrs. Fred C. Foy †(+) Thomas J. Taylor and Audrey W. Garbisch Joan Wilson Taylor † Ken and Lillian Goldsmith † Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* † Laurie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor † Jane Z. Haskell* † Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer † Mr. and Mrs. C. Talbott Hiteshew, Jr. Milton* and Nancy Washington † Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Irish † Konrad M.* and Gisela Weis † Jane Irene Johnson James A.* and Susanne Wilkinson Joan M. Kaplan † Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer, Jr. † Marshall* and Wallis Katz † Richard C. Wilson † Phyllis K. Kokkila Thomas H. and Frances M. Witmer † Mrs. Frank W. Lang † Maury and Pat Yeiser † G. Christian Lantzsch † TJ and Claudia Latona † Charter Member Drs. Judith R. and Lester B. Lave *Trustee/Board Member Edgar L. Levenson (+) Deceased Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Levenstein Frances F. Levin

CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 53 2006 TRUSTEES James A. Motznik Christine Jack Olson Ralph J. Papa Tonya D. Payne Luke Ravenstahl Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. Sean Sebastian Juliet Lea H. Simonds R. Damian Soffer Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair Cecile M. Springer Mark A. Aloe Jane A. Thompson John A. Barbour Peter G. Veeder Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Betsy H. Watkins Raymond T. Betler James A. Wilkinson Doreen E. Boyce Robert P. Bozzone Emeritus Eliza Smith Brown Howard J. Bruschi Mary M. Berger JoAnne E. Burley Samuel B. Casey, Jr. PHOTO: ALEXANDER DENMARSH MICHAEL AND GERRI WEISS WITH BILL DEWALT, Esther L. Bush Milton Fine DIRECTOR OF CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF NATURAL Oliver Byrd Edith H. Fisher HISTORY (LEFT) Twanda Carlisle James A. Fisher Judith M. Davenport Henry L. Hillman “Growing up in Pittsburgh, it never dawned on us that Daniel J. Deasy Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. John DeFazio Richard P. Mellon people who lived elsewhere didn’t have great museums. Roy G. Dorrance Emily F. Oliver As children, we were able to take advantage of the George F. Eichleay Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Museum of Natural History because others cared about Mark Evans William P. Snyder III David Fawcett III James M. Walton it. Now it’s our turn to perpetuate this treasure Lee B. Foster Ann P. Wardrop so that future generations can appreciate it,” says Evan S. Frazier Konrad M. Weis Michael Weiss. Henry J. Gailliot Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Marcia M. Gumberg James L. Winokur Michael and his wife Gerri “As children, we were able Joseph C. Guyaux Teresa Heinz Honorary have a special affinity for David M. Hillenbrand to take advantage of the Helen M. Billak Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Carnegie Museum of Natural Drue Heinz William E. Hunt History, and have been sup- Museum of Natural History David G. McCullough William H. Isler Edward G. Rendell porters and volunteers for because others cared about James R. Johnson many years. “As a child, Marshall P. Katz it. Now it’s our turn to 2005 Trustees I was fascinated with every- Jane M. Kirkland Barbara D. Logan Jared L. Cohon thing from the tiny bugs to perpetuate this treasure Frank J. Lucchino James C. Diggs the enormous dinosaurs,” so that future generations Martin G. McGuinn Dan D. Sandman says Gerri. “Although I love J. Sherman McLaughlin Alexander C. Speyer III all the museums, I can say can appreciate it.” J. Kevin McMahon L. Stanton Williams (+) Alice B. Mitinger unequivocally that my Michael Weiss favorite has always been the Museum of Natural History.” CARNEGIE MUSEUMS OFFICERS Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair, Board of Trustees Gerri has devoted countless hours as a museum volun- Lee B. Foster, Vice-Chair, Board of Trustees teer, chairing the Carnegie On Tap fundraising event for David M. Hillenbrand, President and Chief Executive Officer Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Development seven years, serving on the planning committee for the James A. Wilkinson, Secretary Carnegie Gem & Mineral Show Gala for three years, Linda L. Perkins, Assistant Secretary and now serving as president of the newly formed Kevin D. Hiles, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Frank A. Cardiello, Assistant Treasurer and Controller Friends of Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Robert E. Fallgren, Assistant Treasurer Richard Armstrong, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art As supporters, Gerri and Michael both especially appre- Bill R. DeWalt, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History ciate the opportunities they have to see the collections Joanna E. Haas, Henry Buhl, Jr., Director, Carnegie Science Center Thomas Sokolowski, Director, The Andy Warhol Museum in an intimate setting. “We rarely miss the special events. It’s a nice way to see the exhibits in a smaller group and to hear from the curators. Their passion for their work is so inspiring. They love what they do and they share that love with us.”

54 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2006 *Trustee/Board Member (+) Deceased 2006 BOARD MEMBERS

Carnegie Museum James A. Fisher Rick Henry Carnegie Science Ex Officio of Art Board Henry L. Hillman Ivan T. Hofmann Center Board Suzanne W. Broadhurst Emily F. Oliver Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Joanna E. Haas William P. Snyder III Maureen P. Kelly David M. Hillenbrand Ann P. Wardrop John S. Lazo Eleanor Schano Joseph Pajer Charles J. Vukotich, Jr. Honorary Donald A. Palmieri Drue Heinz Ralph J. Papa The Andy Warhol Richard M. Scaife Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. Museum Board Darthea Speyer Anna M. Roman Ex Officio Thomas M. Schmidt Marcia M. Gumberg, Chair Sean D.S. Sebastian Richard Armstrong Howard J. Bruschi, Chair Barry Balmat Richard P. Simmons Suzanne W. Broadhurst Jay D. Aldridge Eliza Smith Brown Cecile M. Springer David M. Hillenbrand Benno Bernt Lynn Davenport Sala Udin William Lafe Raymond T. Betler John P. Davis, Jr. Hugh G. Van der Veer Gail Murphy Doreen E. Boyce William S. Dietrich II Elizabeth S. Woo Robert P. Bozzone Mark Evans Carnegie Museum Margot Woodwell Milton Fine William E. Brown Edith H. Fisher of Natural History Emeritus Charles R. Burke, Jr. Christine Jack Olson, Chair Robert M. Frankel Board Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Esther L. Bush Donald K. Carter Henry J. Gailliot Howard M. Love David J. Caliguiri Barbara Richey Chait William L. Guttman Richard P. Mellon Paul Costa Judith M. Davenport Jane Z. Haskell Donald M. Robinson Agnes A. Curry Randall S. Dearth Teresa Heinz Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Nicholas J. DeIuliis Deborah D. Dodds William E. Hunt William P. Snyder III Evan S. Frazier Michelle Fabrizi William Isler Euphemia H. Steffey Stephen C. Hansen Milton Fine James R. Johnson Konrad M. Weis I.N. Rendall Harper Marshall P. Katz Marshall P. Katz Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Donald H. Jones Steven R. Lacy Jean H. McCullough E. Haakan Jonsson Ann M. McGuinn Honorary Gregory B. Jordan John L. Miclot Martin G. McGuinn John A. Barbour, Chair David G. McCullough Jane M. Kirkland Jacqueline C. Morby J. Sherman McLaughlin Joel P. Aaronson Frank J. Lucchino Jay Reeg J. Kevin McMahon Mark A. Aloe Ex Officio Vernon B. Phillips, Jr. Juliet Lea H. Simonds Kennedy B. Nelson Peter S. Austin Suzanne W. Broadhurst John G. Rangos, Sr. Terence E. Smith Juliet Lea H. Simonds Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Bill R. DeWalt Dan D. Sandman R. Damian Soffer R. Damian Soffer James E. Cashman David M. Hillenbrand George H. Taber Judith Evans Thomas Alexander C. Speyer III Otto H. Chu Robert M. Thompson, Jr. Sala Udin Jane A. Thompson Jared L. Cohon James A. Trainham Konrad M. Weis Peter G. Veeder George A. Davidson, Jr. Jerry R. Whitaker James A. Wilkinson James M. Walton Charles A. Duritsa Greg A. Wilkinson Milton A. Washington George F. Eichleay Ex Officio Konrad M. Weis Mark Evans Emeritus Suzanne W. Broadhurst James L. Winokur Sylvia V. Fields Mary M. Berger Michael Govan Lee B. Foster James A. Fisher David M. Hillenbrand Emeritus Joseph C. Guyaux William H. Rea Thomas W. Sokolowski Mary M. Berger David G. Hammer Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Joel Wachs Samuel B. Casey, Jr.

ANNUAL SUSTAINING FUND VOLUNTEERS 2005 Leadership Team Christopher B. Carson, Co-Chair, Individual Gifts Committee Deborah Dick, Chair, Individual Gifts Committee Jane A. Thompson,* Chair, Development Committee and Trustee/Board Gifts Peter G. Veeder, Chair, Annual Sustaining Fund

2005 Individual Gifts Committee Joel P. Aaronson* Steve McKnight John A. Barbour* Demetrios Patrinos Jane Hecht Burton Thomas B. Reading Christopher B. Carson, Co-Chair William M. Robinson John P. Davis, Jr.* Sharon Semenza Deborah Dick, Chair Cecile M. Springer* Mary Jo Elliott Jane A. Thompson* Edith H. Fisher* Hugh G. Van der Veer III* Robert M. Frankel* Peter G. Veeder* William H. Genge (+) Florence Zeve From left to right: Pete Veeder, Debbie Dick, Cecil Jones Janie Thompson, and Chris Carson Peggy McKnight

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