2011 Annual Report Dear Friends:

When engaged in the mission of the Vietnam Veterans The Call for Photos is a Memorial Fund, there is a word that I’m particularly fond of. primary focus at each of The That word is: momentum. For those connected with VVMF, Wall that Heals tour stops. 2011 was all about building momentum. In the course of VVMF’s 2011 tour season hit Our Mission this one year, the programs we dedicated ourselves to have over 30 cities, maximizing gathered more and more steam, and resulted in forward awareness and fundraising for To preserve the legacy of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, motion that is carrying us closer to the goals contained in our the Education Center. mission statement. to promote healing and to educate about the impact of In 2011, we produced and

It is this momentum that will take us into our 30th released a new Build the Center Warren Kahle the Anniversary year, and far beyond. The energy and drive public service announcement 2011 Annual Report created in 2011 will propel us as we go about the challenge campaign. The beautifully filmed PSAs included notable of making the dream of the Education Center at The Wall a Americans sending the powerful message of, “Get involved reality. In it, we will honor those who fell in Vietnam, those and help them build it.” who fought and returned, as well as the friends and families of all who served. To highlight the grassroots activities and fundraising efforts, we dramatically increased and improved VVMF’s online Since 1982, The Wall has stood as a solemn tribute to those presence. The all new www.buildthecenter.org website who did not return from war in Southeast Asia. Under our communicated our mission to more than 230,000 unique ACHIEVING HIGH CHARITY RATINGS care in 2011, it has remained among America’s most valued visitors driving over 4.3 million page views. Social media treasures—the place where the promise of “Never Forget” efforts focused on Facebook and active blogging resulted in VVMF has been recently distinguished with honors from: is kept. It is our continuing duty to honor, to remember the an ever-growing online community of supporters. • Great NonProfits, a nonprofit consumer review organization, gave VVMF names, faces and lives of those we lost. As important as it is Education programs continued in 2011. Since its launch in a 5/5 rating, judged on unanimous assessments by its volunteers and to remember the fallen, VVMF’s mission is also to help visi- FY10, the Hometown Heroes Service Learning Project has contributors tors better understand the profound impact the Vietnam War Our Mission had on their friends and family members, their hometowns had nearly 5,000 viewers. • VVMF’s financials, transparency, and program impacts earned 4/4 stars and . We’ve done all this while significantly reducing admin- from Charity Navigator, and the GuideStar Exchange Seal of Approval; To preserve the legacy of the Vietnam The cornerstone of our efforts in 2011 was the campaign istrative costs, maintaining sound business practices and • The Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance awarded VVMF with to build the Education Center at The Wall, where we will exercising wise stewardship of our resources. This year we its covetedVeterans Accredited Charity Memorial, Seal of Approval based to on promote a 20-point healing and feature the faces and stories of the 58,272 men and women on are very proud that VVMF has been acknowledged with the toreview educate of its effectiveness about in doing business the in a impactfair manner. of the Vietnam War The Wall. The Build the Center campaign not only took shape highest marks by leading charity rating services. in 2011… it gained momentum throughout the year. The Once again, I am proud of VVMF’s momentum in 2011. We challenge called for an almost staggering amount of effort th will continue to gain energy as we move into our 30 year by all departments of VVMF, and culminated in November and beyond. Thank you for your support that made these with memorable Veterans Day activities and a gala fund- programs possible in the past year. I know that we will be raising event that beat all expectations. able to count on you in the years ahead. 2011 saw expanded outreach efforts for the National Call for Sincerely, Photos. Over 23,000 photos have been collected. • During the year, the Call for Photos has received coverage from over 75 different news outlets. • Partnering with HISTORY®, VVMF hosted four press events around the country helping raise awareness of the Jan C. Scruggs, Esq. Education Center. Founder and President

2011 Annual Report 1 The Education Center at The Wall

The Campaign to Build The Education Center at The Wall VVMF has developed a focused, yet opportunistic strategy for completing our fundraising efforts.

By law, VVMF is required to have 75% of the construction’s cost in hand by November 2014 in order to get an automatic three year extension to finish the job. Since fundraising efforts are easily expected to reach this goal well before the dead- line, it has become a foregone conclusion that The Center will be built, it is only a question now of when it will be completed.

In 2011, with passage of the appropriations bills for fiscal year 2012, the door was opened for VVMF to compete for federal grants to support the Education Center. In working with the Congress, there is active consideration of a competitive federal Since its inception in 1979, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial The Education Center at The Wall will be a place where grant within the FY2013 budget now before the Congress. With the receipt of Fund (VVMF) has pursued its mission to preserve the legacy service to our nation and our communities will be elevated Henry Bacon receipt of a $3.3 million donation from the Government of Australia, America’s of The Wall, promote healing, educate the public about the and celebrated. Direct community involvement will be other wartime allies are being asked to consider donating to The Center. legacy of service in America’s military and encourage positive solicited from the visitors. The dramatic vehicle through involvement in America’s communities. The Wall immor- which this will be accomplished will be the digital display of Beyond that, VVMF has targeted and are carefully cultivating a number of high talizes the names of the more than 58,000 brave men and the photographs of the fallen on large screens and powerful net worth prospects who are already in our donor pool. VVMF has more than women who gave their lives in service to our great country displays of some of the 300,000 remembrances left at The Wall. 250,000 active annual donors and another 1.2 million donors in our database. during the Vietnam War. It is a memorial built by the American people, not to memorialize the war, but to ensure There are four main exhibit areas of the Education Center at On the grassroots side as word of this campaign has spread, our active, opt-in that those who served during that era would be remembered. The Wall and one temporary exhibit space. email list for the campaign has grown in twelve months from 7,500 to nearly 300,000 names. VVMF hosts a series of fundraising events including a National • The first area a visitor enters is the America’s Legacy of For many, the Vietnam War occurred in America’s distant Gala with numerous celebrities participating including Tom Selleck, our National Service. This exhibit places the Vietnam War in the past, and is afforded little more than a brief mention in Campaign Spokesperson, and , our National Honorary context of all other wars our nation has fought, from the middle or high school history books. In fact, nearly half of Campaign Chairman. the 4 million people who visit The Wall annually were born Revolutionary War to the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Construction Update after the memorial was constructed in 1982. To them, the • The visitor then moves into the second exhibit that contains seemingly endless rows of names etched in the smooth black The project team, which consists of Ennead Architects, Tishman Construction, objects left at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial during its 30 granite represent faceless patriots, without historical context, AECOM, RAA, as well as other sub-contractors and consultants, has made year existence. The objects are remembrances of soldiers and and without a connection to the present. These younger visitors significant process regarding the development of the Education Center. those who fought in the war or lived through the tumul- understand that each name recalls a person who lost their life, tuous Vietnam Era. There will also be objects from fellow Tishman Construction has been essential with the development and maintenance but without the proper resources, their knowledge is too often veterans who served in past or current conflicts and from of the overall project schedule, and has worked closely with the VVMF to solicit limited to fictionalized accounts, or flashy sensationalism. family members and relatives. estimates from multiple union contractors, as well as veteran participation. VVMF The millions of people who will visit each year will learn estimates that as many as 820 new jobs will be created during the project, some • The third component of the exhibits is a multimedia time- about the values of courage, loyalty, service and honor that of which will include full-time positions after the completion of the Education line that will explore the history of the Vietnam War. are not unique to the Vietnam warriors, but permeate the Center. No less than 70 percent of these new positions will be available to veterans. lives of those who have served in America’s conflicts before • Finally the visitors will experience the Wall of Faces. The In April, VVMF began geotechnical and soil testing on the future site of the Petros Bill and since the Vietnam War. wall will be a two story multimedia wall that will make the Education Center at The Wall. This was an important first step in planning for the names on The Vietnam Veterans Memorial visible. actual construction of the underground learning facility.

2 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 3 The Education Center at The Wall Preserving an American Icon

Campaign to Build The Center VVMF Stewardship on The Mall

Since its dedication in 1982, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial • VVMF manages the updates and production of new has been viewed by nearly one hundred million people, editions of the name directories and provides copies to the making it one of the most visited memorials on the National National Park Service (NPS) for use at The Wall. Mall. VVMF has made stewardship of the memorial and its grounds a critical part of its mission. From the begin- • VVMF also provides other assistance as needed, ranging ning, VVMF has taken an active role with the National from Wall cleaning and light bulbs to supplies and recogni- Park Service (NPS) to care for its physical needs. Thanks to tion for the volunteer guides. generous private donations, the Memorial remains a loving • VVMF also provides insurance to repair any catastrophic tribute of hope and remembrance, which will continue for damage to the memorial, working with highly qualified years to come. engineers and architects to monitor the short and long-term As an organization, we have already committed ourselves needs of the memorial. to renovating our memorial site. We believe it is our duty to

VVMF • VVMF coordinates and co-sponsors Memorial Day and make sure it remains a fitting tribute to the men and women Veterans Day ceremonies at The Wall with NPS. November is always a big month for VVMF, and November Sponsors for the Benefit were the TriWest Healthcare who served in the Vietnam War. In 2011, renovations to 2011 was even busier than usual, with special programs and Alliance, the Heisley Family Foundation, Alan and Christine the lawns, flagpole and base, and directory stands were In 2011, VVMF partnered with the National Park Service events designed to raise funds and build awareness for the Buckelew, BAE Systems, William Murdy, Tishman, The completed or well under way. on the restoration and improvement of the In Memory plaque Campaign to Build the Center. The centerpiece was the Cone Group, and HISTORY®. located in the Three Servicemen statue plaza. On an annual basis: second annual Build the Center Benefit on November 11, Public Service Announcements All of the work that has been done on The Wall, the Three held in the Presidential Ballroom at the Capital Hilton in • VVMF adds names to The Wall and changes the symbols As a valuable part of the Servicemen statue, the lawn and the other components of Washington, DC. denoting status on The Wall of those listed as Missing in campaign to build the the site over the last two years has been paid for with private Action as remains are recovered from Vietnam. The evening’s host was VVMF’s National Spokesperson Education Center, VVMF donations secured by VVMF. We thank all of our donors for Tom Selleck, who generously donated his time, energy, and released new Public Service their generosity. star-power to make the evening a success. He was joined by Announcements to television VVMF’s National Radio Spokesperson, Rusty Humphries and radio audiences around the whose father, Gary D. Humphries, was killed in action in country in December. These Vietnam in January, 1969. exciting and powerful PSAs include messages from actors • Former Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska was presented Gary Sinise and Tom Selleck, Band of Brothers star Captain with the Charles “Mac” Mathias Award for his outstanding Dale Dye, and former Secretary of State, General Colin Powell. commitment to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund and the as a veteran and statesman. The messages urge the support of audiences to get involved in VVMF’s ongoing efforts to construct the Education Center • Award-winning and nationally-respected war correspondent at The Wall and promote the legacies and stories of our Joseph L. Galloway received the Legacy of Service Award. military heroes.

• Lisa Lark, Dearborn, Michigan teacher and long-time The PSAs began airing in late December, showcasing contributor to VVMF, was presented the Hometown emotionally-powerful and evocative statements from some Heroes Award for her efforts to gather photos of all 2,664 of America’s most respected public and entertainment figures.

Michigan veterans whose names are inscribed on The Wall. RotondiHolly Arant Dan

4 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 5 VVMF Programs

At The Wall Education teaching of the Vietnam War. They also provide teachers with access to Memorial Fund materials and help educators map Traditionally, VVMF invites veterans, family and friends to In 2011, VVMF expanded its educational outreach to the Echoes From The Wall curriculum to their state’s social The Wall six times each year to honor and remember those teachers, helping communities to educate their youngest studies standards. In addition, Teachers Network members who died or remain missing during the Vietnam War. citizens about the Vietnam War era, while also helping those provide feedback about Memorial Fund programs and mate- who lived through the war to reflect, to remember and to heal. April rials, and help in developing new resources for educators. In Memory Day was created to pay tribute to the men and The Hometown Heroes Service Learning Project The Legacy of The Wall women who died prematurely from noncombat injuries and Into its second year, the Hometown Heroes Service Learning In October 2000, VVMF unveiled The Legacy of The Wall. In emotional suffering caused directly by their service in the Project encourages today’s youth not only to learn about those keeping with the Memorial Fund’s mission, this traveling Vietnam War, but who are not eligible to have their names who sacrificed their lives in Vietnam, but also to learn and storyboard exhibit is designed to educate viewers—primarily inscribed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The 13th Petros Bill preserve the stories of those who served in Vietnam. VVMF students—about the impact of the Vietnam War. annual In Memory Day Ceremony recognized 93 American June partnered with the Veterans History Project in creating heroes. The Non Commissioned Officers Association of the this new learning tool and teamed up with HISTORY® to A new lightweight version of The Legacy of The Wall consists One of the most touching ceremonies each year, Father’s USA (NCOA) has sponsored the event since 2004. promote it to teachers around the country. of several two-sided panels, each with vivid images, timelines Day at the Wall features beautiful symbolism, emotional and simple text to tell the story of the Vietnam War, The May tributes, and elegant reverence in recognition of sons, fathers, Echoes From The Wall Wall and their lasting legacies. The panels address a range of brothers, and friends who perished in Vietnam. This year, The month of May always brings a great deal of activity at The Memorial Fund’s secondary school curriculum about the topics, from the American involvement in Vietnam, life on nearly 2,000 roses were placed at The Wall for the Father’s The Wall. Early in the month, five names were added: Vietnam War era, Echoes From The Wall, is the most ambi- the home front and the soldiers’ experience, to the history Day Rose Remembrance. tious undertaking by the non-profit organization since the of The Wall, Memorial statistics and the different ways we SPC Charles J. Sabatier, U.S. Army November raising of The Wall in 1982. This program is designed not honor our fallen heroes. SPC Charles Robert Vest, U.S. Army only to educate students about the Vietnam War, but also to The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) and the Sgt. Henry L. Aderholt, U.S. Army use the lessons of that chaotic period to imbue future leaders, National Park Service welcomed thousands to the Vietnam ETR2 Richard Lewis Daniels, U.S. Navy sitting in classrooms today, with a heightened sense of Hometown Heroes Award Veterans Memorial for the annual Veterans Day Observance BT3 Peter Otto Holcomb, U.S. Navy responsibility, citizenship and service. Lisa Lark, a Michigan schoolteacher and long-time at The Wall on Friday, November 11. The keynote speaker VVMF volunteer, received the inaugural “Hometown In addition to the five names added this year, eight designa- for the Veterans Day ceremony was Joseph L. Galloway—an Echoes From The Wall has been distributed free of charge to Heroes” Award at VVMF’s Build The Center Benefit on tion changes were made as well. award-winning and nationally-respected correspondent and all 40,000 public and private middle and high schools in the November 11. journalist during the Vietnam War. In conjunction with country. The package features a teachers’ guide, two posters, The Hometown Heroes Award recognizes an indi- Mothers who lost children in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan these events, VVMF and TV Worldwide hosted a twelve- two books, a video and a war chronology provided by the vidual who has demonstrated exceptional dedication were honored during the Annual Mother’s Day Ceremony at hour Telethon benefitting the Education Center at the Wall, Veterans of Foreign Wars. to gathering information, remembrances and photo- The Wall. featuring a live webcast of the Veterans Day ceremony. The Vietnam Teachers Network graphs. The award is a foundational part of the December The annual Memorial Day ceremony, hosted by VVMF Launching Echoes From The Wall curriculum placed VVMF Hometown Heroes Project, created as a partnership and the National Park Service, pays tribute to members of VVMF honored veterans and active-duty military personnel in the center of America’s middle and high school classrooms. between VVMF and HISTORY. America’s armed forces who have made the ultimate sacrifice during its 15th Annual Christmas Tree Ceremony at The Introduced in 2002, the Teach Vietnam Teachers Network Lark, a native of Dearborn, Michigan, originally set out in Vietnam and in all conflicts. This year, thousands of Wall, on December 19, 2011. During the ceremony, repre- helps broaden The Wall’s reach in America’s classrooms and to collect photographs of the 23 fallen service-members veterans, families and friends from around the country came sentatives of the VVMF placed a Christmas tree at the apex continues the Memorial Fund’s important work of educating from Edsel Ford High School, where she teaches. What to Washington, D.C. for the annual observance. Juan M. of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Volunteers then deco- students about the impact of the Vietnam War. began as a class project turned into an effort to collect Garcia III, Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Manpower and rated the tree with holiday greeting cards sent to the VVMF the all the photographs from her hometown, and even- Nearly 300 members of the Teachers Network fill many roles. Reserve Affairs), was the keynote speaker. by Americans of all ages. The tree will also be adorned with tually seek to compile all 2,663 photographs from the They serve as a point of contact for other educators in their cards and ornaments hand-made by schoolchildren from state of Michigan. around the country. state and answer questions from other teachers about effective

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A Year of Partnerships New Zealand HISTORY® Australia On October 20th, the Embassy of New Zealand hosted an HISTORY® partnered with the VVMF to launch a nation- Embassy Gala to benefit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial wide Call for Photos effort supporting the Education Center On March 7, 2011 Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Fund and USO’s Wounded Warrior Program. World at The Wall. The partnership tied to HISTORY’s six hour joined General Barry McCaffrey, USA (Ret.); Admiral renowned tenor Anthony Kearns, the founding member television special, Vietnam in HD. Michael Mullen, USN; former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of of the popular touring group, The Irish Tenors, was the Staff; and Jan Scruggs on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial evening’s featured entertainer. HISTORY® and VVMF kicked off this combined campaign to announce the Australian government’s $3 million gift to with a ceremony in City at Military Island in Time build the Education Center at The Wall. This was the first State Directors of Veterans Affairs Square, on Tuesday, October 11th. During the ceremony, government institution to donate to the Education Center, Also in March, VVMF President Jan C. Scruggs addressed New Yorkers were asked to participate in this national initia- and the first foreign gift the Center has received. the membership of the National Association of State Directors tive to gather photographs and stories of the 58,272 men and

of Veterans Affairs (NASDVA) about the campaign to build women listed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Special Petros Bill Australia and the United States have a history of friendship and the Education Center at The Wall during the group’s mid- guests for the event included Mayor Michael Bloomberg, mutual support that goes back to the last century. winter meeting in Alexandria, Va. Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, Fire Commissioner Our Volunteers During the Vietnam War, Australia sent its Army, Navy and Salvatore Cassano and Medal of Honor recipient Paul Bucha. NASDVA’s membership includes the top veterans affairs Air Force to assist in the war effort, including nearly 42,000 As it is with most organizations like ours, VVMF volunteers officers in all 50 states. Scruggs briefed them on VVMF’s Times Square was only the beginning. October 13th a Army, just under 13,000 Royal Australian Navy (RAN), and make up our backbone. We are grateful that some of them have plans for the Education Center at The Wall and asking for ceremony in Philadelphia featured Mayor Michael Nutter over 4,700 Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) personnel. been donating their time and expertise for more than 20 years. their help in gathering photos for every one of the more and Pennsylvania Chief Justice Ronald Castille. On October In all, 521 Australian service members died as a result of the than 58,000 individuals whose names are on the Vietnam 25th in Atlanta, VVMF and HISTORY® welcomed Senator More than 80 volunteers regularly dedicate their time at the war, and more than 3,000 were wounded. Veterans Memorial. Johnny Isakson and General Barry McCaffrey. The tour Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Some volunteers come every moved to Chicago on November 3rd and culminated at the Chicago Cubs week or weekend, while others help out during special occa- national ceremony at The Wall on Veterans Day. sions, showing up in force to assist with the many ceremonies On July 14, VVMF joined with the Chicago Cubs baseball hosted at the memorial each year. team to honor Vietnam Veterans with a pre-game, on-field In New York, Philadelphia and Atlanta the effort included a ceremony featuring Vietnam Veterans and Community visit by The Wall That Heals. Friends and families were invited The familiar “Yellow Hats” are experts at assisting the more Leaders. From July 14-17, two panels of The Wall That Heals, to bring photos of their loved ones whose names are memorial- than four million annual visitors and selflessly provide were on display outside of Wrigley Field along Clark Street. ized on The Wall to be scanned onsite and eventually featured answers to commonly asked questions about The Wall and These two panels included 36 names of Chicagoans who in a permanent exhibit at the Education Center at The Wall. the names. They stand ready to help visitors locate names and served and fell in Vietnam. Also on display weas the Mobile assist in making name rubbings, and often provide comfort to In each market, VVMF and HISTORY® worked with local Education Center showcasing artifacts left at The Wall, visitors, especially Vietnam veterans, who are overcome with constituents to locate and welcome Vietnam veterans and their educational displays and timelines regarding the era, touch emotion upon seeing The Wall for the first time. screens to search for names on The Wall, and a digital Virtual family members who have not yet visited the Memorial in D.C. Wall to leave messages and stories. Almost 1,100 others volunteer across the country fulfill a similar role at VVMF’s traveling replica, The Wall That Heals. TriWest Healthcare Alliance Each time the traveling memorial and exhibit rolls into a new On September 27, David J. McIntyre, Jr., President and town, it is met by eager hosts and numerous volunteers. CEO of TriWest Healthcare Alliance offered to match every dollar contributed by VVMF supporters before Veterans Day, Countless others work in their communities to raise support November 11, 2011. The funds raised through this campaign and gather photos for the Education Center at The Wall. will go toward the remaining funding needed to build the VVMF is deeply grateful for the dedication and support of all Education Center at The Wall. Dave ScavoneDave VVMF Wiles, Geoff our volunteers who help us achieve our mission every day.

8 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 9 Financials 2011 Sponsors

Financial Report for Fiscal Year 2011 Organizations These organizations made contributions over $1,000 to VVMF in 2011 VVMF’s revenues were $11,381,090 for the year ending December 31, 2011. VVMF incurred maintenance expenses, A&E Television Network ICA Languages Services Lockheed Martin The Coweta Community Foundation Inc. including name additions and status changes, special events and other program-related expenses of $9,966,885 and fundraising AON Illinois Tool Works Marathon Oil Corporation Austin Precision Products Independence Motorcycles McCormick Foundation The Denver Foundation expenses of $2,079,132; resulting in an excess of revenue over expenses of $664,927. VVMF had assets of $29,962,849. The B-C Equipment Sales Inc. International Assoc. of Bridge Mixon Private Foundation The Grafton Jhung Revocable Trust net asset balance as of December 31, 2011 was $28,113,225 and consisted of unrestricted funds of $9,581,211, temporarily CEG Structural NCOA National Defense The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars restricted funds of $16,632,014 and permanently restricted funds of $1,900,000. Comfort Systems USA International Association of Foundation Machinist and Aerospace Workers Time Warner ConocoPhillips Operative Plasters & Cement International Brotherhood of Masons Intl. Association Tishman Construction Disabled American Veterans Boilermakers Prepaid Expenses Other Cash Liabilities Parker Drilling Company United Assoc. of Journeymen & Ennead Architects $87,016 $25,085 $1,538,635 $1,849,624 International Brotherhood of Robert R. McCormick Foundation Apprentices FedEx Corporation Electrical Workers Rock Resources United Brotherhood of Carpenters Glico Philanthropic Foundation International Brotherhood of United Union of Roofers Teamsters Rolling Thunder Inc. General Electric Waterproofers International Union of Bricklayers Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Rally Receivables Government of Australia Veteran’s Band of Corpus Christi & Allied Craftworkers SAM Kane Beef $8,225,291 Unrestricted Greenwood Hall of Heroes Veterans of Foreign Wars Net Assets International Union of Elevator Sheet Metal Workers International Investments H&S Construction VFW – Garsonville MD $9,581,211 Constructors Assoc. $12,522,705 Restricted Net Assets Harley Davidson Motor Company International Union of Painters Tawani Foundation Vietnam Veterans of America – Alamo Chapter $18,532,014 The Heisley Family Foundation Education Center Isaac I. Foundation Inc. Tawani Foundation $7,16 0,6 49 HISTORY Joe H. Sheard Tee It Up for the Troops Home Box Office (HBO) Laborers International Union of N.A. Terrence & Margaret O’Donnell Charitable Gift Property and Equipment In Kind These organizations and individuals provided goods and services to VVMF in 2011 $403,468 Base Technologies National Association of Broadcasters The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Bresnan Communications New Century Transportation Inc. Time Warner Total Assets $29,962,849 Liabilities and Net Assets $29,962,849 Finnegan Law Firm Peter M. & Julianna Hawn Holt TV Worldwide

Individuals These individuals donated $350 or more in 2011 James F. Adams Missouri Poster Jim Bohannon Gerald Busch William P. Collins Michael T. Crowley Patricia R. Ainsworth Banner & Sign Co., David & Judy Bonior William M. Calder James A. Comalli Jerald Crum Federal Grant Special Events Other G & A Memorial Maintenance Inc. Bruce S. Aitchison Robert P. Borchert Samuel Calomo The Coweta Kerstin S. Crum $629,394 $179,431 $53,884 $87,9 42 $139,636 Thomas E. Barker Lorraine Allen-Smith Nan Borg Joseph Cammarano Community Toombs Raymond F. Barrett Foundation Inc. Gilbert l com Earl L. Bottomley Edward L. Campbell James Cuddy SSgt. Gary W. William Cone F. Cunningham Fundraising Robert E. Alspaugh Barrows Geraldine Bourgeois Dennis F. Carroll $1,991,190 Sam Conner Edmund K. Daley Memorial Legacy Leah Smith Angers Betty Baxter Wayne Bowers Gary T. Carter Douglas Coon Pamela Dalsasso Donated Services Project RENEW & Special Events Anonymonous Oscar Bayer Charles E. Boyd Zedekiah Cassell Individual, Corporate New Madrid County & Materials $914,673 $4,036,279 Murphy Appling William Charles Arthur Catullo Carlton R. Damonte & Foundation Robert J. Beggio Memorial 3,724,110 Branstrup Ross Danielson $6,827,502 Linda Arbogast Pete Bennett Guy R. Caviness Warren Covert Education Alvin L. Brass Melanie D’Anna Center Programs Robert D. Arden Michael D. Berendt Tom Caywood John Cox Daniel J. Brestle Robert Daroff $4,096,815 Al Arguedas M. F. Bergquist Charles W. Cecil Hilda Crabtree Betty T. Briscoe Philip Dato Terry Aschenbrenner Cristina Bergren Marion Chandler Philip Craig Gary Brotherton Steve Davenport Edward E. Ayres William D. Betz Terry Chapman Walter S. Cramer Traveling Wall Erika Brown Susan A. Davis $560,135 Maria Bachman Rodger Billotte Scott M. Christiansen Mark Crassweller Kristina Brummels Virginia Deane Joan S. Baker Loren F. Blass Laura Cochran Rodney L. Creel Investment Income Education Programs Sheila R. & Robert J. Ingrid Deane $219,347 David Bancroft Charles Bleiberg Tom Cochrane C. E. Creswell ($33,231) Brundno L. C. Delzer John M. Bangert Samuel Blue John Cogbill Gene Crochier Charles Bryan Donald F. Depascal Total Income $11,381,090 Total Expenses $12,046,017 Thomas M. Banholzer Dan J. Boccolucci Julian Collins Robert Crosby Charles Bucek Ron Dickensheets *Administrative expenses account for only 2% of total expenses.

10 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 11 Thomas Diebold Lambert Giessinger David Hugel Deborah B. Leonard Helen P. Mundt H. Lewis Rapaport Barry Shulman Edward Stark John Tate Theodore A. Tylman John Weaver Simon Willis Charles Dietrich Robert E. Gilbert Norris Hughes Trustee Robert D. Murphy Kenneth F. Raupach Elida Silver Marynell Steburg Clark A. Tea Dennis Usgaard Nancy Weber Kenneth R. Wilson James Dipisa Cdr. Warren S. Sam Hughes Marie Letteri Arnarue B. Murphy Paul Redmond Adam Silver Greig M. Stephens Robert Termath Duane Van Fleet, Jr. Kathleen Tom Windberg Weston-Mickey Robert J. Dole Gilbert Charles Huntoon David J. Levy Ttee. Daniel Reese Nancy Sinatra David L. Stephenson Paul Terry Edward Venable Kenneth F. Witte Elmer Wetzel Eugene Dolfi Terry Gilger Local One Iatse Michael D. Leyman Maxine J. Myers David Reiner Nancy Sinatra Chuck Stepter H. A. Thalacker Harold Venie Dean Wohlwend Thomas R. Whetstine Judith A. Domenico Theodore Gill Eugene S. Ince Peter M. Lindley Eric D. Naegely Resident Edward Skidmore Dean J. Stoker Wolfgang L. Thiers Thomas Vonderahe Peter W. Wolff George A. Nancy Donahue David Gorby Lloyd L. Jackson John Linley David Napoliello Larry Reynolds Gale Smith Ada Strasenburgh Franklin J. Thom Barnabas Vorreiter George Wood Whitehouse Daniel P. Donovan Katherine B. Graham G. J. Jackson Patricia Little Michael J. Nardotti Cherie Rice Matthew Smith Phillip Stringfield Anthony Thomas William E. Wade David B. Wright Robert E. Graham Andrew Loduha Michael A. Nash George W. Gary L. Droessler Duane Jackson Mark Richards Tyler J. Southern John J. Struck Kevin F. Thompson James Wade Whitehouse Thomas R. Bernard Graney Brian Loucks Francis Nerone Yarborough James Duffy Arthur Jacobs Thomas J. Riggs Don Southworth William Stuart David J. Thompson Robert Wagner Spencer Wickham Michael J. L. Greene Charles E. Lowrie Burton Newman Operation Welcome G. Richard Duffy Stephen G. Jakala John V. Rindlaub Jim Spears Scott Stumpff Jonathan M. Topodas Andy Wahlquist Robert J. Wilensky John Dewitt Gregory Albert L. Lowry Kay Nicolaisen You Home Nfp Rex Duhn Jim Jenco Stanley A. Randy Speers Alex Suchowersky William Troy Willard Walker Ellis Wiles Paul Griffiths Kurtice Luther David Niman Rittenhouse Timothy Zackrison Harold R. Dunlap Jesse E. Jimenez Anselm Staack Charles Sundell Armarie B. Murphy Richard Warner Norman A. Wilfong Cindy Gurney Robert L. Gregory Norwood George G. Rodgers Ttee. Jean Zettler John W. Eder Karen Johnson Geoffrey Stack Harry K. Swanson William Wasko Lawrence B. MacDougall Michael V. Turone Bruce Ziegle Maurice Edmonds Grace Haas Michael Johnson John D. Norwood Steven Rodi Neal Stanley James Swift James Robert Wasser Wilkerson James L. MacNiel Richard Turowski Benny E. Edney Norman Hacker Robert W. Johnson Michael Nutgrass Raul Rodriguez Patrick Stann Kirk Sykes Larry Waters John G. Wilkins Thomas W. Maile Thomas Edwards Roland Hagen Phelix N. Joiner Robert P. ODonnell Edwin F. Rogers Michael J. Maloney Leroy Elfmann Anthony Halas Susan Jones B. Patrick O’Donnell Paul Rogers Florence Mangold Warren V. Elliott John Haldeman Dianne Jones John F. Orndorff Jim & Marion Rogers Glen Mann Life Time Members Raymond W. Enstine Leland A. Hale Marsha Jordan Richard Osborn Elizabeth Roman Suzanne Mann Frederick G. Ernst Michael Hamilton Teresa Grace Kaier Ronald Osimo Richard M. Rosenberg Henry P. Adams H. Bicknell Robert Burke W. G. Clements Gilbert S. Davis Thomas B. Dorris Lorna Mansfield Barbara Evans James P. Hamilton U. Tony Katin Dian Owen Scott P. Rosenthal Lt. Col. P. Adelman Nauvelene Blaisdell James C. Burneson Louise J. Click James Davis Thomas J. Dorsey S. A. F. Gerard Maroney Donald F. Falk Kevin Kearns Robert E. Palmer Edie Morad Ross A. J. Alexander Eileen Blakemore R. M. Burnham Pamela Clift Donna Dawalt Joseph Downes Curtis Hammerle Barbara E. Martin Lawrence C. Farnell John Kerry Jacob Paltzer Frances F. Rufty Penny Alkire Concepcion Blanco Warren G. Burrus Craig Cline William S. Dawson David Downs Nancy Harding Daniel Martino Cathleen H. Farr Stephen W. Keto Michael J. Park June A. Charles Allen James M. Blaylock Albert P. Bushey Edward C. Cline Charles H. Dayhuff Col. Jesse Drain Donna C. Harris D. May Russel-Glennon E. Q. & Patricia B. William M. Keys Young Park Col. Charles Alston John Blomquist Joseph V. Bussone Steven Cobbledick David De John F. Drain Iris Harris Marjorie Mc Donald Paul Russell Faust Jay Kimbrough James L. Parker William A. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Charles John J. Butler Allen Cockrell David Dearborn Williams E. Drews Francis J. Harrod Hugh Mc Gaughey Edward R. Rzeszutek David A. Fenoglio Samuel King Thomas Pasacic Judith W. Anderson Boardman Virginia Butler Col. Howard E. Cody Shirley Dehart Bonnie H. Drouilard Dennis Fenstermaker Rodney & Gloria William Mc Guire Waymond A. Pate Betty Salomon Jack W. Boettcher Haskins Debroah L. & Ray Joe and Bonnie Patricia Caldwell Daniel Cohen Col. William Ann M. Drury Michael B. Ferguson S. King Thomas Mc Laughlin Phillip Patha James San Marco Andrews Gary Boldt Delorenzo Gary P. Hauser Gilbert C. Callahan Edythe Cohen John D. Duffin John Ferreira Tom Kingston John McGowen Gary Peck John Sanches Bruce Arden Charles Bombaci J. Delotto Thomas D. Hawk Nola G. Campbell Capt. William J. Judith Dulaney William J. Finke Lowell Knapp David McIntyre J. E. Peirce Rex P. Sand John M. Ayers Douglas H. Borden Collin Elizabeth A. Ray M. Hawkins Raymond Canfield Francis X. Dunn John P. Finn Patricia Knapp Thomas McKenna Gl Pemberton David R. Saulter Donald Baier William B. Borges Nicholas E. Combs DeMaree Robert T. Hayes Lt. Col. W. J. Cannon Mr. & Mrs. Garold Bob Foley Reid Knight Michael J. McMahon Bruce M. and Melissa Edwin Savacool Henri Bailey John Borges Mr. & Mrs. R. Combs Philip Denapoli Dupon June Hedstrom Ellen John Canova William S. Follis James L. Koch Edward J. McManus J. Pennamped Alan Schetterer Gerald E. Bailey Karen B. Bounds Lawrence H. Comella William G. Denhard Mr. & Mrs. Ralph P. Marlin Hefti John E. Cantlon Anne Forbes Mark Koller Mgysgt Larry P. Douglas G. Perritt Duane & Janice Rachel A. Bain Lyle Boustead Marjorie T. Conley Lewis Denison Dupont Robert A. Henderson Meagher Scheurer N. A. Carhart The Paturick John Koloszar Dennis Peterson Jack Baker Terry L. Bower Ed Conrath Jean Denny Douglas F. Durham B. General James A. Allen K. Mears Steven Schlachter Keith Carlson Foundation, Inc. James Koren Leo W. Pierce Walter Bales Rex J. Bowser Ralph Cook Peter Derobertis Philip Durkee Herbert USA Ret. Craig Mellor Richard Schmidt Gerald Caron John Franklin Howard Kramer Glenn Pillsbury Dr. & Mrs. Richard Charles Brachmanski Charles R. Cook Assunta S. DeSimone Blaine H. Eaton Richard D. Herges Peter J. Mencel John H. Schwan Walter N. Carpenter James Fredrickson Michael A. Kriss Bill Pinnell L. Barab Glen A. R. Braden Judith A. Cooper Jim Deurmeier Kenneth B. Eaves George Hernandez Edward Meyer Barry Schwartz Jorene T. Carpenter Don Frein Anna Kritis George Pittelkau Pier L. Bargellini Bernard W. Brady Michael Cowling Helen Devereux Robert Edwards James Hicks Thomas Miller Timothy Schwulst Harry Carrubba Richard E. Friend Robert Krull Henrietta Planzer Carolyn N. Bargna Allan K. Brier Barbara A. Cox Carol DeVore Donald Edwards Robert Hicks John Miller Colleen Sciorilli Lt. Col. Warren L. George S. Frilingos Jerome M. Kruszka John A. Polizzi Richard Barilone Robert W. Broestl Carruthers Ken Cozzie Col. Robert G. Dewey Mary Ehrlich Charles D. Hill Fred C. Minister Thomas J. Scott Michael G. Fritz William P. Kupper Amvets Post Wm. J. Barnes Eileen Brooker Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Robert Craw George E. Dexter Frank Elliott Richard H. Hillman Richard L. Minton Julie Scurr Mary L. Fuller Steve Landis Farrell Huber Post Dan Barr W. C. Brown Chambers Dale Creed Joseph A. Di Elizabeth Elmore Lawrence Hills James C. Mitchell John E. Secor Steven G. Gabel John W. Langley Darla Postil David Bartelt John A. Brown Susan T. Chambers Gary Cripe John F. Dietrich Mr. & Mrs. Dean W. Scott Hojenson James Mogle Jules B. Selden Elson Tony Galardi William Lapkowski Peter Poulos Fred Bartkowski Vivian B. Brown Vivienne Chambless Jean Crow Corena A. Diggs Gordon Holtzer Ronald Molitor George Ann Sellers Harry Emrick John L. Garcia Armand Lauzon Gary L. Powell CWO 4 Richard M. Gloria J. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Mort Jerald Crum Lt. Col. Darlene M. Toles Funeral Homes, Gregory Moore O. Sexton Basara Charlestein Dodd Robert W. Engelbert Cyrus Garnsey Inc. Huong Le Mary Predel McPo Thomas Brown Billy E. Daly Norman Mordue Michael Seyer R. L. Baumgartner John Chester Mel Dodge Frank H. English Thomas Garvey Joe B. Hood Leslie Leavoy William Prout Donald Brundurks Erik P. Dambergs Judy Morgan Daniel Shane Jane W. Beers Jerry Chmiel Al Dominick Rev. Alfred H. Erb Wayne M. Gatewood Peter Houben David Lee Morris Pulliam Stephen Budzak Mary M. Danner Mike Morin John Shedor William Bellamy Boyd Christie Mary A. Domzalski Winifred Erickson Fred Geisler Bonnie House David Lehman Mary C. Quinn John A. Buesseler H. W. Daugherty Anne Mosebrook Brenda Shelton George W. Beres Donald P. Ciolini Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Albert Erickson Arthur E. Geuss Pete Howton James Lentz Michael Raess Hoang Q. Bui Robert Davis Wayne Mueller William M. Sherry Lewis A. Bernard Dale Clark Doran Robert B. Erly Nancy Gibbs Arthur D. Huebner Richard E. & Jay B. Raney Michael E. Buntin Douglas Davis Austen Mulinder Joseph Shilling Andy Bertram Dorothy R. Clement George S. Dorman J. W. Erwin

12 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 13 Sara Espinosa Major Herman J. Margaret Hicks Albert V. Jones Mr. & Mrs. A. Cdr. Florence C. Bobbie Nobles Orville B. Powell Robert H. Rotter Richard W. Skudlarek F. H. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. George Goldstein Littlefield McDonald USN (Ret.) MSgt. Ronald W. Mr. & Mrs. James F. J. Owen Jones Robert E. Norman William R. Powers Lawrence G. Rubin John Carolyn Henry Teigen Wallace Walter Gollinge Higgins William G. Locke Charlotte McFarland Etchells Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Donald Norris Robert B. Preboy George Rucker Slawinski Peter Terrebetzky Tom M. Walworth Jose C. Gonsalves Robert C. Hill Jones Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Michael McGrady William Evans Gus Novak Herbert L. Prevost Mary E. Rucker John Sleeper Col. John M. Terry Andrean Warner Robert J. Good John H. Hill Mike Jordan Logan Roger McInerny Mary Ann Fake Lt. Col. Salvatore W. Edward Primet Irv Ruppel Cdr. Reed A. Smalley Goebel Thacker Paul R. Watson Denzil M. Goodnight Roger H. Hill Vernon Jorgensen Christine Lommerse Mr. & Mrs. David Joseph Farrell Nunziata Janet B. Prokopowich Genevieve Russell Robert V. Smart Thomas Thelen Phil Webb Ralph S. Gorton Robert Hill David L. Joyce Gregory Long McMeans Col. James P. Faulkner Debra Nuszbaum Earl Quinn Chester Rydzewski Col. Robert E. Smith Elisabeth Thiel Marvin Weber Virginia Green Thomas M. Hill Nancy Juliana Gertrude Long Diane McQuade Jacquelin Favale Ellen M. Oberholtzer Madeline Ragland Carrie Sabourin Richard D. Smith James D. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Erwin Brig Gen. Michael J. Lt. Col. Edward H. Edward M. Kabala John W. Lonsdale James M. McSherry Weiss Jimmy R. Fawcett Maria Oda C. B. Ramenofsky Sandra Salm Robert John Smith John Thompson L. Greene Hill Maureen Kamei John Lopes Paul Mercer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Adelaide Fazio George Ojalehto Stephen P. Rapport Eugene Sampieri Ronald R. Smith Charles Thompson K. F. Hines Anne Lorenzo Mary Mestemaker Weissert Stefan Fedenko Howard S. Greene Michael Kandik Floyd Okada Mr. & Mrs. Erville H. Carol Raridan Irene M. Sams Robert E. Thorne Lydia Weitzner Wallace Felldin John Gregory Elizabeth M. Hoag Col. J. Kaplan D. A. Love William R. Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Leo A. Smith Cecil F. Rash Glenn K. Sanada Urban L. Throm Major Arthur H. Paul H. Fields Major Clearence B. Jack Hockman Leo Karas Mr. & Mrs. S. Lowber Rodney Mikulski Oldenburg Helene U. Smith Grey Joseph Rau Robert A. Scalapino Cornelius A. Wellinger William Hodgson R. R. Kass Albert Lowe Cdr. David Miller F. OLenick A. Smith Emund Fink Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Spedito Scarfo Tilghman Robert A. Wells Larry Griffin Althea T. Lucas Jack Miller Harry Earl Fischer Frederick B. John H. Kauffman Isadore G. Olinde Ray John Smith Lt. Col. Ida Torquati Hoenniger Mr. & Mrs. George Charles J. Welsh T. Compton Groff J. A. Lue Dwight W. Miller Paul Olsen Kenneth M. Smith Olivia Fisher Dorothy M. Kautz Robert G. Reabout Schaare Luis and Berji Torres Mr. & Mrs. Robert Michael Grozdanoff Capt. Leslie C. Hofto Holger Lukas Jimmie D. Miller Warren Fitzer James G. Keagle Gerald W. Olson Robert Alexander Charles A. Scherck Gsgt J. C. Smitt James Tower W. Welsh Col. Norman L. Dennis Grunstad John J. Lynch Arthur P. Mintz Mr. & Mrs. Harold Reade Salvatore Sofia James Fizgerld Holland Walter F. Keating Lenore Schiller Guy L. Townsley Carrie West Joan M. Gulledge Clyde E. Lyon Dennis J. Miskewicz Olson Richard Regna Steven Sorahan Maralyn Fleming William S. Holland Michael Keberlein Pierre F. Schlemel Elizabeth Y. Traver Sgt. Brad Westerdahl Michael R. Gulley Maurice R. Lyons Capt. Robert E. Steve Oltman Harry Reid Peter R. Sorensen Alice Flores Edward Holloway James J. Kelly J. Schneider Pat Travitz Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gerald Gustafson Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Mitchell K. W. Ormsbee White Helen V. Foerst Jack Kestler Mr. & Mrs. William Preston C. Schneider Sid Sosnow Rosemary Trettin Leonard A. Holston R. Lytle William J. Mitchell David I. Gustavsen Richard J. Oxford Reimer Robert A. Spansky Drucilla H. Wick Mr. & Mrs. John R. Maj. Gen. John John Kiel Richard Schrader William H. Trice Capt. Jared Haas Arthur Machen James C. Mitchell Col. Roy H. Pansey Donald Reishus Cdr. Albert Wickham Fonte Hoover Kenneth D. Kiepe William K. Schrage Sherry J. Spires Ramon E. Tripp Frederick O. Diane C. Mitchell USN Tracie Fornuto Grace Haas Doris Pape Arnold H. Reisland Dr. & Mrs. William Richard O. Horio Charles Killian MacManus Donald E. Schuele John Trotter Glenn Forry George Hadley Satya Mohin Donna M. Papitto Margaret M. Repetti Stack Kent Wiederkehr Carolyn A. Horn K. Y. Kim James T. Maguire Gary Schuman Walter D. Tucker Janis Hagy Mr. & Mrs. Robert Col. John Parish Mr. & Mrs. Donald Theodore J. Stalzer Merton Wiedmann Hamilton Forster Arthur Houston Robert L. Kimmins Col. John W. Maher Moinester Reynolds Fredrick M. Schwartz Martha Tucker Douglas Foster Dr. & Mrs. George Brig Gen. Edward A. Lucy Stamilla Stanley D. Wilbur Gordon Howard Louis Kleis Jim Maher Sidney Moody Mr. & Mrs. Richard Leonard B. Tuskey Hahn Parnell Roger Reynolds M. Paul Stanton J. Wilke Naomi Fox John F. Howard Constance Klepper L. Schwartz Gary Tveten Bonnie D. Hahn Col. John B. Malcolm Major Richard W. Joseph Paskvan Robert Rice Duane A. Wilken Douglas Franke Max M. Scott M. Starito Robert L. Hunt Marie S. Knasiak Ray Y. Mallonee Moore Robert Tyler Joseph Halliwell Justin P. Patterson Michael Richardt Stephen S. Stedman Robert O. Williams Juanita Freeman Col. John F. Huppertz Ariel Knowles Phillip Mike Moore James Scuttina William Tyndale Merla Hamke Susan M. Maloney Col. Harry Pawlik Daniel Richter Mr. & Mrs. Irchard Tom Frisch Antonio Segovia Gilbert Steward D. E. Hutson Frank Kosko Marilyn W. Maloney Daniel Morey Marta J. Ullman M. Williams Shirley Han Carl Pearson Beverly D. Rickman Robert Stewart Ben Funk James A. Hyslop Col. Russell Morton Sara Shalvoy James A. Hand Col. Maxim Kovel J. Maloney Gary D. Penisten Shirley Riggle Francis Urick Delores Williams Robert T. Gabriel Toros Shamlian Jane R. Stockbridge Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Margaret Krebs P. Manfredi William L. Motley Chet Uszynski Boleynn Wilson William C. Handorf Ronald Pflugler Frank J. Rigo George Stokes Alan D. Galumbeck Iguico Wade Mountz Theodore Shannon Charles R. Hanlon Hilmer H. Krebs Richard B. Manley Lt. Col. James W. Stephen Rittenhouse Roger Vail Richard Wright M. W. Galyean Marjorie Ihrig Stuart Shenkman Kenneth Stone Glenn Krier Michael J. Marchant Wayne Mueller Phillips Robert R. Van James T. Wright Theresa A. Hanna Randall Robertson Bill Strickland Rufus I. Gann Baerbel Immer Joseph N. Mueller Stuart P. Sherman Donald W. Hansen Hubert Kubowicz Louis Marchesano Robert Phillips Col. Lynn F. Enrique Vansanten Lt. Col. Boyd Yaden Michael G. Gantter Tart & Tart Inc. Betts Bob Sherrill Robert H. Stuart Major J. E. Harr L. Kuffel Darrell E. Marken Robert Muller Durell H. Phillips Robinson Charles Verplank Mr. & Mrs. Philip Stephanie Gardner Larry Ironside Louis Sherrock T. M. Sullivan Major Frederick Jeanette Kull Jess C. Marlow Edward M. Mullins Peter L. Philp Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Helen A. Vigness Yaffee Theodore R. Garing Ingrid Irvine Robinson William S. Shrago Michael Susko Harrington Mildred Kusiak Richard Marvas Charles C. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy B. Francis Volpe H. Zimmerman Jacko Garrett Ron Iwata Pickens Ruth H. Robinson Joseph Siebenhaar David R. Swartz Alma Harrington John F. La Bennett Massey Mr. & Mrs. John R. Edward Voros Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mr. & Mrs. James T. Jean B. Jacquel Nagy Major Lanis Pinchuk Kay Robinson Joseph Siehl M. J. Swett Zittleman Lester Harris Edward J. LaClare Thomas D. Mastell James C. Vynalek Garrigan Wayne Jefferson Nathan Nahmias Gail R. Pittelman Mr. & Mrs. Roger John Silcott Lt. Gen. O. C. Talbott Howard Zollinger Orville Jay Harris Mr. & Mrs. Peter N. Gen. Monroe G. Lt. Col. Robert J. Robert Garthwait Rodenbeck Glenn Tanimura Don Harris Brian F. Jennings Lalos Mathias Shizuko Nakama Frances Plotnick Howard Silverstein Wachter William Zukowitz Kevin P. Garvin Morgan Rodney Mr. & Mrs. Scott Robert E. Hart Vern Jensen Keith Langford Major Joe C. Mayfield Alan Nauman Cdr. Paul D. Plumb Hugh Simeon Richard Wagner Karen Zygan Kathleen R. Geddes John R. Roehmer Tarkenton Burnett E. Hartsock Col. Randall A. Ruth M. Langford G. Ellis Mc Earl L. Nealis Gene L. Pobst Evelyn Singer Lt. Col. Larry A. Richard J. Geib Johnson Charles W. Rogers Richard Taubert Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas William L. Larrabe John Mc Albert Neckritz Paul R. Polfus Wesley H. Skinner Frederick Gemmill George Johnson Tom Rollins Capt. Jack Taylor L. Waldo R. Hatfield Robert E. Le Joseph Mc Wayne Neff Brig Gen. J. Richard Rita H. Skolnik Clarence A. Gendrich Kenneth T. Johnson Powell Capt. Jerome S. Roth Thomas D. Taylor Tom S. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. James D. Frank F. Lee Joe McCabe Helen Nefkens Stephen Gergar Hayes Leroy Johnson Philip Leech Mr. & Mrs. John Donald Nelson Anita Little Gerra Wanda L. Haynes Cecil M. Johnson Melvin Lehmann McCann Victor Nemitz Leslie H. Gilbert James D. Head Neil M. Johnson Charles W. Lentz Geoffrey McCarron Harry Newman Wall Society Major Arthur C. Charles Johnson David Gilpatrick J. J. Lesko Robert McCormick Arlene M. Nickerson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gervais Robert J. Moffe Heigaard Kingsley Johnston Paul Gleason Archie Levitan David A. McCosker Ronald J. Nimocks SGM (Ret) Roger B. Barnes, Carol Haberchak, Mr. Richard L. Osborn Roger W. Heinz Ralph Johnston Eugene L. Glessing Col. Billy Lingo Bruce R. McCoy Stanley Nivasch In Memory of SSGT Leonard I. Craven In Memory of Warren Francis Muhr Thomas and Chandra Stino Pat Hellebrandt D. Goldenberg Mary Johnston Mr. Richard Fisher Ron Loya, Jr., In Honor of all Vietnam Veterans

14 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 15 Volunteers These individuals donate their time and expertise to VVMF

Joseph Abbed Roger Burge Tilton Denson Scott Goeckerman Mary M Jackson Jerry Martin Sandrah Pederson Denise Rachal Paul J. Rozek Suzanne Sigona Tia Strasser John Vawter Cinda Abbott Tim Burgess Arthur Deschenes Page Goffigon Michelle Jannazo Jerry Martinez Layna McConkey Jim Reece Janis Roznoxski Kim Sistrunk Bill Struck Larry Walker Edward Abdon Jon Burkhardt John C. and Sandy Arthur Gonzales Kathy Jantzen Ron G. Mathews Sr. Peltier Tom Reece Jack Ruffer Joan Carol Suder Alan R. Wallace Sizemore-Andrews Donald S. Adam Bill Burleigh Devlin David Gorby Gary Janulewicz John Matthews Joe Pena David Reeve Dorean Sandri Jim Sullivan Donna Walters Cindy Skinner Rona Adams Gwyn Bush Mary Donlan Martin Goslar Jim Jennings Allen McCabe Colleen Pendry Rebecca Rens Sam Sassaman Cord Switzer Glenn E. Watkins Nancy Dennis Allen Anneliese Bustillo Arthur Drescher Joseph Goss Joel Jimenez Charlynn McCarthy Carl Penn Troy Replogle Diane Satton Danielle Sydorenko Rosanna Weltzin Slattery-Grochowski Robert Allen, JR. Penny Byerley Lynn Duane John Goss Barbara Johnson Heather McCarthy Raymond Penn Thomas Ressler James Sawmiller Thomas L. Tabor, Jr. Ron Whelan Cindy Smith Jean-Michel Almeida Patrick Cain Kristen Duke Angie Green Rebeca Johnston Lawerence McCarty Robin Perdue Emily Revoir Kim Saxton Regina Talley Paddy Wiesenfeld, Charlie Smith William Amerson Michael Cain Lena A. Dukes Adrian Grice James Kantarowski Bryon McDaniel Cynthia Phillips Patrick Rich John Scaduto Susan Taylor Ph.D. Maj. Thomas Smith Muriel Amos Judy Campbell Rick Dunn Brian Hamil Thomas Katchisin James M. McFarlane Larry Pistole Frank Richardson Donna Schautz Tim Tetz Caroline Wiggin Nancy Smoyer Jerry Andrews Jerry Campbell Leslie Dyer Charlie Harootunian Brenden Kearney Linda McGee Patrick Pointer Jim Richardson Amy Schmidt New Thanyachareon Yolanda Williams Al Sniadecki Yolanda Anzaldua Arturo Canales Mack Easley William Harris Doug Keefauver Lin McGee Cathie/Sam Ponsoll Kelly Coleman Rihn Diane Schmitt Linda Thomas Dale Wilson Juanita Spinks Daniel R. Arant Eric Cantu Susan Eastman Dawn Harris Gloria Keith Richard McIntosh Lawrence Pool Sarah Rios Charles Schneider Gary Thomas Dick Wilson Dallas (Brenda) Dave Eby Jonathan Popovich George Wingate Linda Arbogast Dennis Carden Skip Haswell Howard Kelley Jeri McMahon Jesse Rivera James Scott Spivey-Jones Rachel Thompson Jacqueline Axe Kathleen Cardona Ron and Carole Thomas Haynes Ann Kelsey Michael G. McMahon Ladies Auxiliary Dana Roark Shari Scott Lou Thornberry Michael Woelfel Edgington VFW Post #404 Paul and Cyndy Bob Babcock Richard Carter Russell Heiser Annie Kennelly Michael McMahon John Robertson, JD Philip K. Scruggs Stancliff Kathleen Thurston Mark Woodruff Terry Edwards Marcus Poulin Paul A. Baffico Cheryl Cayemberg Elizabeth Henry Don Kerns Sara McVicker Duke Robnett Jennie Selby Neal A. Stanley Henry Todd Laura Woodry Billy Ellis Michael Pounds Paul Baffico Chet Chambers Christine Henson Scottie Kersta-Wilson Jim McWhorter Courtney Rodgers Devorah Shalom Jim and Marcia Kris Tourtellotte David Worstell Annmarie Emmet Michael Pounds Stepanek Donny Baker Ram Chavez Barry Hilliard Jay Kimbrough Erin Meadows Barbara Rodriguez Daniel Shane Lawrence Truman Ron Worstell Therese Ercolani Timothy Price Barbara Stephens John Baky Bill and Fran Chester Georgia Hilliard Judy King Jan Meyers Dale Roeder David Sheilds MaryBeth Valentino Jeffrey Worthington Lisa Ericson Barry Price Lawrence Stephenson Ernie Banasan Alice Chisholm Robert Hinrighs carina king Stephanie Michalak Georgia Roll William Shugarts Tom Vanacore Billie Ann Yazzie Larry Erwin Donna Prince William Stilwagen Lana Banks Shari Clark Christy Hodge Dan Kirby Marney Michalowski Georgia Roll Jenny Shull Thomas Vanderford Lisa Yost Raymond Sandy Rabaca Ed Stiteler Richard and Julianne Brenda Clark Essenmacher Allen Hoe Daniel Kirby Marci Michalski Barrett Dolores Clemons David Estes Janna Hoehn David Kjos Adam Michalski Donna R. Bartlett Ellen Clewis Regina Falk Donna Hohiemer Eric Kleinberg Lisa Miller Paul Bates Lynn Clomagno Barbara Faniola Lennie Holbrook Robert J. Koch Donna Miller Bonnie Bell Downs Michael Coale Anthony Fasolo Renee Holder S. B. “Wulf” Koger Sylvia Mirabal Joyce Bentley Marc Coddette Duery Felton Wallace Holderness Terrance Kohler L. Patrick Moran Shannon Benton Edith Cole Duery Felton, Jr. Chuck Holifield Sue Lamb Denise Movsessian George Berke Buck Collins Randy Fenn Evelyn Holland Karen Lambert Rosalind Myers John E. Berry Steve Combs Stephen Flegal Paul Hooper Steve Landis Alexa Napier Kris Billingsley “When I started volunteering at The Wall in the 1980s, the Mark Conrad Necole Flerchinger Sherry Hooper Stephen Lentz Van Nghiem Barbara Birnbaum Steve Conto Jesse Flores Larry Hoots Joseph Leone John Nguyen Cynthia Blackstock Vietnam War was still an open wound. Veterans were LJ Coon Valarie Florio Miriam Hornstein Edward Leskin Dale Novak April Boestler Erin Corzine Thomas J. Forbes James House Alan Lessard Robert Novak Charles Bogle Johnny Countryman Jason Fox Earl J. Hovermill Don Lincoln John C. Obenchain coming in droves. Now we have the children of the vets Daniel Bolding Francesca Cumero Terry Franks Lyndsey Howell John Lipscomb Michael O’Brien Doreen Borja Jack Cunningham Linda Fulcher Jill Hubbs Rebecca Litchfield Elizabeth O’Herrin Anne Bors and school-age children coming. I once saw a student point Gail Cunningham Charlotte Funnell Gina Hudson Danny Little Michael Old Turtle Bob Bostic Peter Daly Billie Gabriel John Huffman Gail Lord Noe Ontivoros Gordon Bourland Mark Daniels Chuck Gaede Caroline Hughes Fred Lord Rey Oropez to a name on The Wall and say, ‘He might have found a cure Marlyn D. Bowman Carrie Darling Cindy Gallaway Eileen Hurst Karen Lotridge Bob Bulldog Ousley Michael Bradley Ric Davidge Steve and Macrina Ann Hurst Larry Lucas Christine Owen for cancer.’ Millions visit The Wall every year, and it is a Alexandra Brandon David Davidson Galloway Diane Husereau Mary Luersen Jan Owens Jacquelyn L. Brant Danny Davis John Garcia Richard Hutchins James Lunstrum freddie owens Jacquelyn Brant Cara Day Beth Garstkiewicz Richard A. Huxta Irwin Malamud Pete and Tamora privilege to educate them.” Ken Brecht Wendy Deaton-Carsel Jacque Gee Debbie Ingerscholl Tyra Manning Papas –Annmarie Emmet, VVMF Volunteer Chris Brown James F. Debenport Sidney L. George Teresa Ingram Betsy Marcello John Partilla Dawn Brown Robin Deforge G.T. Gerrard Michael Ingrao Gina Marchi Terrilyn Partridge Billy Brown Dawn Dennell Maureen Gerrish Sarah Ison Natalie Marcom Robert Patrone James Brown D. Denney Randy Givens Walter Ivie George Martin Don Pavlic

16 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 17 Governance Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Corporate Council Board of Directors VVMF meets the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity Accountability. These The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund is guided by a nine- standards were developed by BBB to assist donors in making Chairmen David R. Gardy Robert S. Morrison person board of directors that meets at least three times a sound giving decisions and to foster public confidence in TV Worldwide.com, Inc. The Honorable Chuck Hagel Austen Mulinder year to oversee all of the financial and programmatic deci- charitable organizations. The standards seek to encourage Georgetown University School of David W. Gorman Microsoft Corporation sions of the organization. fair and honest solicitation practices, to promote ethical Foreign Service Disabled American Veterans conduct by charitable organizations and to advance support Seven of the nine board members are voting members. William F. Murdy of philanthropy. VVMF meets all 20 Wise Giving Alliance VVMF President Jan Scruggs and board Secretary Dan James V. Kimsey Michael W. Grebe Comfort Systems USA Standards. Visit http://www.bbb.org/charity-reviews/national Reese, both of whom are on the staff of VVMF, are The Kimsey Foundation The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation to look up the details of VVMF’s Wise Giving report. Michael J. Nocera nonvoting members. VVMF strives for diversity among its William C. Hoover Barrow Street Advisors LLC board members. VVMF’s Finance and Audit Committee meets regularly, and Council Members American Systems its members lend their financial expertise to the goal of using Dayton Ogden Maj. Gen. John Batiste, USA (Ret.) VVMF’s funds wisely and ensuring that the organization’s James M. “Marty” Irving Spencer Stuart Financial Transparency Klein Steel Service Inc. financial information is transparent and accessible to any Irving Interests VVMF takes the stewardship of donations entrusted to The Honorable Douglas “Pete” Peterson interested parties. To that end, VVMF has posted financial Paul W. Bucha it seriously. The programs funded by these donations are Gregory C. Jewell information on its website, for FY2011 and past fiscal years, Terra Mark, LLC Stephen L. Peterson designed to help VVMF achieve its mission of preserving the Requiem Investment Partners Inc. going back to 2008. This information includes the Annual Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett legacy of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, promoting healing R. Thomas Buffenbarger Report, IRS Form 990, the Audited Financial Statement and W. Thomas Johnson & Dunner, LLP and educating about the impact of the Vietnam War. a Breakdown of Administrative Expenses. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Nathan Kantor Peter S. Prichard ITC Group Inc. The Freedom Forum Marshall N. Carter New York Stock Exchange Patrick C. Kelly Anthony Principi Pfizer Inc. Red Cavaney William Kupper Jr. ConocoPhillips The Honorable Charles S. Robb Richard B. Lieb George Mason University School of Law Gen. Neal Creighton, USA (Ret.) The Honorable Frederic V. Malek Philip B. Rooney Paul W. Critchlow Thayer Capital Partners Claddagh Investments Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Philip A. Marineau Manny Santayana Brig. Gen. Peter M. Dawkins, Credit Suisse USA (Ret.) Julia Anne Matheson Citigroup Global Wealth Management Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett Frederick W. Smith & Dunner, LLP FedEx Corporation Charles W. “Bill” Dyke International Technology & Trade Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, USA (Ret.) J. Craig Venter, Ph.D. Associates BR McCaffrey Associates, LLC The Center for Advancement of Genome Research William P. Frank Patrick Moneymaker Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Proxy Aviation Adm. R. J. Zlatoper, USN (Ret.)

VVMF Flom, LLP

18 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 19 Education Center Campaign Leadership and Advisory Board

Lisa M. Lanz David Napoliello Jeff Quirk, CSC Executive Director, Tawani Foundation Vice President of Development, Vietnam Chief of Staff Assistant Defense Attaché Veterans Memorial Fund Rick Lieb The Honorable Tom Ridge Independent Director, SEIC Investments Michael J. Nardotti, Jr. Former Secretary of Homeland Security Company Patton Boggs LLP Former Governor of Pennsylvania

Phil Marineau Janis Nark The Honorable Charles Robb Partner, LNK Partners Board Member, Vietnam Veterans Former Senator, Virgina Honorary Chairman Advisory Board Chairman National Spokesman Memorial Fund Gen. Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) Gen. Barry A. McCaffrey, USA (Ret.) Tom Selleck Jerry Martin Dick Schlosberg Veteran, Retired Educator Bill Nelson Director, Edison International CEO, Home Box Office David McIntyre Frederick W. Smith Ralph Appelbaum John V. Cogbill, III The Honorable Chuck Hagel CEO, TriWest Healthcare Alliance Terry O’Donnell Chairman and CEO, FedEx President, Ralph Appelbaum Associates, Inc. Partner, McGuireWoods LLP Former Senator, Nebraska Partner, Williams & Connolly LLP Richard Michalski Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, Major General John Batiste, Major General Neil Creighton, Michael E. Heisley General Vice President, International Robert W. Patrick USA (Ret.) USA (Ret.) USA (Ret.) Chairman, The Heico Companies LLC Association of Machinists Director, Veterans History Project Former Chief of Staff for Colin Powell President and CEO, Klein Steel Former CEO, McCormick Foundation Owner, Memphis Grizzlies Professor, College of William and Mary William F. Murdy Dr. Steven Phillips Judy Heisley Bishop Paul Critchlow Peter Holt Chairman and CEO, Comfort Systems USA Associate Director, Specialized Ann Wolcott President, The Heisley Foundation Vice Chairman, Public Markets, Bank of Owner, San Antonio Spurs Information Services Division, National Gold Star Mother General Richard M. Myers, America Merrill Lynch CEO, Holt Cat Institutes of Health Paul Bucha USAF (Ret.) James Wright Medal of Honor Recipient David James Elliott James M. Irving Former Chairman of the President Emeritus, Dartmouth College President and CEO, Terra Mark LLC Actor CEO, Irving Interests

Alan Buckelew Billie Gabriel Tom N.P. Johnson President and CEO, Princess Curise Lines Principal, Gabriel MMI, LLC Managing Director, Morgan Keegan & Hawaii Grassroots Company, Inc. R. Thomas Buffenbarger International President, International The Honorable John Garcia W. Thomas Johnson Association of Machinists Deputy Assistant Secretary, Former President, Chairman and Intergovernmental Affairs, United States CEO, CNN Frank Campanaro Department of Veterans Affairs CEO, Trillacorpe Construction LLC The Honorable Bob Kerrey Brigadier General David Grange, Former Senator, Nebraska Marshall N. Carter USA (Ret.) Chairman, Board of Directors, NYSE President and CEO, Pharmacuetical Jay Kimbrough Euronext Product Development, Inc. Former Chief of Staff, Governor Rick Perry

Ram Chavez Mike Gregoire Ambassador Robert M. Kimmitt Veteran, Retired Educator First Gentleman, State of Washington Senior International Counsel, WilmerHale Ralph Appelbaum Associates Ralph Appelbaum

20 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 21 Ways to Give

While VVMF honors veterans and their families, the organization uses the Other Gifts Help Build the Education generous contributions of its donors to educate future generations and support Center the legacy of The Wall and those who served and sacrificed in the Vietnam War. VVMF accepts vehicle donations, as well as gifts of real property, We rely on your support to continue our programs that advance the education and stocks and bonds. Visit www.vvmf.org/VehicleDonations to Gifts for the Education Center at The Wall must be healing that began with the creation of The Wall. learn about all of these options. designated as such. These gifts will help VVMF create a permanent learning facility on the National Mall that will Dan Arant Dan There are many ways to support VVMF and our important missions. Make a Gift in Memory show the pictures and tell the stories of the more than 58,000 individuals we lost during the Vietnam War. Give at Work Monthly Giving Donating to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) in memory of a family member or friend that has passed away To support this important initiative with a gift of any size, Combined Federal Campaign/United Way We invite supporters to join a special group of donors who is a meaningful way to honor them. You can make a signifi- visit www.buildthecenter.org. Federal, military and Postal Service employees can designate support the Memorial Fund all year long with a monthly cant in memory contribution to the Memorial Fund in the a payroll deduction gift to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial gift. As an Honor Guard member, you will make a special following ways: Fund by writing our national code number 11070 on your commitment to honoring those who served in the Vietnam Sign up for Our Mailing List • Next of kin, family and friends can request donations in Combined Federal Campaign pledge form. War, preserving the legacy of the Vietnam Veterans Signing up for our mailing list allows you to keep up with memory at a funeral service Memorial, and educating generations about the impact of the VVMF’s many activities throughout the year. Visit our If you are participating in the United Way Campaign and Vietnam War. www.vvmf.org/MonthlyGiving. • Create an online memorial or tribute page to share memo- website, www.vvmf.org to sign up online. wish to donate to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, the ries about their loved one identification code is 1184. In addition to the web addresses listed, supporters may call Gift planning • Make a regular or one-off memorial gift to the Vietnam America’s Charities VVMF at (202) 393-0090 with any questions or to support Wall Society Veterans Memorial Fund themselves our programs through any of these giving options. Many workplaces also collect donations through an organiza- The Vietnam Veterans Memorial has become a national tion called America’s Charities or through the United Way. We will send a tax deductible receipt to every person who symbol of recognition for the service and sacrifice of Vietnam The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund is a nonprofit organization Look for VVMF by name (or by ID #52-1149668) through makes a donation in memory at the funeral service, and we veterans, a place of healing for veterans, and as a place of under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All dona- these organizations. Or, simply designate Vietnam Veterans will send the nominated next of kin a summary of everyone remembrance for those we lost. tions are tax deductible to the full extent permitted by law. Memorial Fund in the space on the form provided by your that has made a donation in memory. company. Many companies allow you to pledge online, too. Members of The Wall Society have made a pledged to ensure Matching Gifts The Wall will continue to be hallowed ground, not only today but for future generations, by making a part of their legacy a Many companies encourage their employees to make chari- donation to VVMF. ACHIEVING HIGH CHARITY RATINGS table contributions by matching their philanthropic support. VVMF has been recently distinguished with honors from: Check with your human resource department to find out if Gifts of all sizes help to share the stories and legacies of you work for a company who matches charitable contribu- Vietnam veterans with younger generations. We welcome • Great NonProfits, a nonprofit consumer review organization, gave VVMF tions. If so, fill out a matching gift form with our tax ID#, your current and deferred gifts as follows: a 5/5 rating, judged on unanimous assessments by its volunteers and which is 52-1149668, and mail along with your donation to: contributors • Beneficiary in your will Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund • Beneficiary of a trust • VVMF’s financials, transparency, and program impacts earned 4/4 stars Attn: Danielle Schira from Charity Navigator, and the GuideStar Exchange Seal of Approval; 2600 Virginia Ave, NW Ste 104 • Charitable Trust naming Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Washington, DC 20037 as a beneficiary • The Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance awarded VVMF with • Designee of a life insurance policy its coveted Accredited Charity Seal of Approval based on a 20-point review of its effectiveness in doing business in a fair manner. Online Donations • Gifts of highly appreciated securities Visit www.vvmf.org to make a secure, one-time donation with your credit card.

22 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 2011 Annual Report 23 Board and Staff

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Board of Directors

John C. Dibble Harry G. Robinson, III, FAIA, AICP Chairman of the Board, Attorney at Law Professor and Dean Emeritus, Howard University President, TRG International Judy Heisley Bishop Executive Director, Heisley Family Foundation Jan C. Scruggs* Founder and President, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund James V. Kimsey Founding CEO and Chairman Emeritus, America Online, Inc. John O. Woods Jr. Treasurer, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund George W. Mayo Jr. Principal, Woods Peacock Engineering Consultants Administrative Partner, Hogan & Hartson, L.L.P. Daniel W. Reese* Lt. Col. Janis Nark, USAR (Ret.) Secretary to the Board of Directors President, JJ Snow, Ltd. CFO / COO, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

*Indicates non-voting member of the Board of Directors

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Staff

Jan C. Scruggs, Esq. Rodion Kulichenko Founder and President Accounting Assistant

Dan Reese Martin Kobylarczyk Chief Operating Officer Outreach Associate Chief Financial Officer Shalay Mangin Lee Allen Executive Assistant Director of Communications Danielle Schira Adam Arbogast State Committee Coordinator Director of Program Marketing JoAnn Waller Andrew Baskett Events and Operations Manager Manager of Strategic Partnerships Grant Walters Jason Cain Program Marketing Associate Director of Veterans Outreach The Wall That Heals Program Manager Geoffrey Wiles Director of National Education Programs Gabrielle Grice Controller Bob and Brenda Dobek Site Managers, The Wall That Heals

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