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In Appreciation IN APPRECIATION MAY 2021 Jean & Barry Bingham + Carol & Lawrence Brecker + In Appreciation Connie & Jim Binns + Robert Bulla + Kendra & John Burnside + Joy Bunt & Linda Turley + DESERT BOTANICAL Jan & Tom Lewis + Mesha Davis & Doug Carter + Margie & Jim Burke + GARDEN DONORS Tammy McLeod & John Roberta Denning Thomas Caldwell Desert Botanical Garden is grateful to all Hamilton + Shelly & Timm Esque ^ Dorothy Cholnoky + 31,953 members and donors for your gen- David & Lisa^ Miller Teny & Charles Fisher + Anne & Fred Christensen + erosity. You are the inspiration to Garden Barbara & Donald Ottosen + Ursula & Ram Gangadean + Karen & William Clements + staff who continued to maintain critical Ken Schutz & Craig Thatcher + Judy & Stan Getch + Pamela & Dale Collie + mission work during a challenging year and temporary closure. Today, you con- Virginia & Rex Short Dawn & Don Goldman + Elva & Lattie Coor + tinue to invest in the Garden’s future as a Lynn & Edward Villanueva + Mike & Sue Gregg + Barbara Crisp & Mark Nemschoff + place of beauty, wellness and science. $10,000 - $24,999 Elaine & Daniel Gruber Leslie Dashew & Jack Salisbury + Anonymous (2) + Mary Heiss & Harold Dorenbecher + Pam Del Duca + On these pages, we recognize individual, Tom & Ruth Ann Hornaday + Dianne Dunn + company and foundation donors who made Rebecca Ailes-Fine & Peter Fine + single or multiple contributions and pledges Kate Baker + Amy Hillman-Keim & Gerry Keim + Beverly & Paul Duzik + totaling $500 and more over the year, from Ann & Brian Balusek + Diane & Michael Kulow + Linda Elliott & Carolyn Lane + Feb. 1, 2020 to Feb. 28, 2021. Included are Jane & Jason Barlow + Sue & Mark Landy + Dirk Ellsworth & William Schmidt + memberships, special gifts and unrestricted Oonagh & John Boppart + Bob & Shari Levitan + Mark Fairhead & Linda Bailey + support of the Garden’s annual programs Barbara & Ron Lieberson + Sally Falkner and services. Donna & William Dehn + Desert Ron + Laura & Paul Lo Bianco + Jo & John Flittie + In addition, special recognition sections JoEllen Doornbos + Dana & Bruce Macdonough + Dan & Linda Francisco + acknowledge donors who made contri- Suzanne & Carter Emerson Susan & Philip Matos + Diana Gregory & Rufus McClain + butions for memorial and tribute gifts Ardie & Stephen Evans + Kevin McCarthy Sally & Mark Hale and in-kind donations of $1,000+ during Kathleen McCullough + Rojon & Jay Hasker + the past year, as well as those who have Beth Byrnes & Barton Faber + included the Garden in their estate plans Pamela & Barry Fingerhut + Sara & J. L. Peter Morgan + Susan & Richard Helzer + as of Feb. 28, 2021. Amy Flood & Larry West + James Nafziger ^ Jan Herwick Lexine & Jeff Hebets + Carolyn & Mark O’Malley + Nancy Husband + We thank you, now more than ever and Martha & Charles Henderson + Mary & Matthew Palenica + Shelley & Bill Jacoby + hope you’ll enjoy this slideshow featuring Rosellen & Harry Papp + Carolyn & David Johnston + the beauty of your Garden and your impact. Barbara & Tom Hoffnagle + Carrie & Jon Hulburd + Dan & Connie Perez + April Jones & Thomas R. Jones + Patrons Circle members, including Saguaro, Curator’s, Linda & J. Russell Perlich + Margot & Dennis Knight + Director’s, President’s and Founder’s Circle contribu- Harriet Ivey & Richard Brashear + tors, are identified with a +. Julie Laulis + Zannie & Peter Richards + Pamela Steele & Robert Loeb + Nancy Riegel + Lester Longino & Jim Hession + Garden Fund members, including Boojum Tree, Ocotillo Kim McIntosh and Golden Barrel Club contributors, are identified Marta Morando & William Moio + Lois & John Rogers + Jane Maienschein & Richard with a ^. Creath + Adrienne & Paul Morell + Peggy D. Herz & Philip E. 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