Headlines & Milestones TMA Annual Report 2012 TMA Annual Report 2012

Headlines & Milestones From start to finish, 2012 was a busy and memorable time for the Toledo Museum of Art. January saw the 100th anniversary of the main Museum building, and June, the 50th anniversary of the American Studio Movement. Closing out the year, fall offered up the acclaimed “Season of Portraiture.”

In between were many more milestones and firsts that brought the masses to Toledo, from crowds through the doors, to access and attention from afar. To many it seemed there was more going on this year than any in recent memory: an abundance of activities that supported the Museum’s strategic objectives.

The TMA campus—the grounds, green initiatives, parking lot and Sculpture Garden—was developed in a myriad of ways. The Museum’s collections and iconic spaces became more accessible to visitors near and far. A host of new Visual Literacy resources was offered for patrons of all ages, from infants to those with early-stage memory loss. The Museum worked with artists of local origin, and with masters from across the nation and around the globe.

In short, it was a highly visible—and rewarding—time for the Toledo Museum of Art. Read on as we remember a year that celebrated your Museum in so many ways.

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TMA in the News From Toledo’s , Free Press and City Paper; to regional news media like the The Columbus Dispatch and Magazine; to national outlets such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and the Huffington Post, the Toledo Museum of Art received attention in hundreds of stories from dozens of media outlets in 2012. Here are some samples of the headlines and news coverage the Museum received over the past year across print, broadcast and digital media.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ARTSJOURNAL.COM TOLEDOBLADE.COM

MODERN ART NOTES OHIO MAGAZINE CBS SUNDAY MORNING

HUFFINGTONPOST.COM AMERICAN ART COLLECTOR ARTDAILY.ORG

SUSAN BLOCK, SHOWN WITH HUSBAND ALLAN, CHANNELS IN THE MANET EXHIBITION.

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Contents

From the Director 8 Year in Review 10 Numbers of Note 12 Expanding Access 15 Teaching Visual Literacy 16 Working with Artists 19 Developing Museum Assets 20 Increasing Visibility 23 Exhibitions 24 Aquisitions of Note 26 Financial Summary 28 Grants, Foundations & Sponsorships 29 Major Donors 30 Business Council 33 Libbey Circle 34 The Apollo Society 35 Tributes 36 Employees 38 Ambassadors 43 Docents 44 Volunteers 45 COLOR IGNITED PREMIERED IN THE NEW WOLFE GALLERY (JUNE).

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From the Director As you will see readily from this annual report, 2012 was a remarkable year at the Toledo Museum of Art. We celebrated the 100th anniversary of the opening of our main building to the public: a century of free admission to one of the great permanent art collections in America. We rejoiced in having the Glass Art Society international conference in Toledo, marking the foundation of the Movement in our city in 1962. We observed the centenary of the first chartered Girl Scout troop in America, founded in Toledo, and invited 1,500 Scouts to stay overnight in the Museum. We had a series of successful exhibitions, ending with Manet: Portraying Life that focused on the great artist’s portraits.

To realize these activities and many others, it required all hands on deck and a wonderful spirit of teamwork. The members of our Board, our Ambassadors, Docents and Volunteers all gave generously of their time and support. Our major donors stepped up with sponsorships, donations and in-kind gifts to help us create a banner year. And the Museum staff at the heart of our operation gave generously of their intelligence and energy, devotion and dedication. To have nearly one quarter of our full-time staff also be major donor members is one of the more remarkable aspects of the Toledo Museum of Art.

Our focus on our strategic objectives—purposefully seeking to have art education be an essential activity in our community—has moved us forward. The embrace of visual literacy methodologies, intentionally helping our community to construct meaning from what we see, is becoming integrated within all of our activities. There will be much more to come on this theme in future years, but I think we can generally agree that thanks to your splendid support, the centenary of our beautiful main Museum has been well celebrated indeed.

Brian Kennedy Director

DIRECTOR BRIAN KENNEDY ADMIRES A PAINTING BY ÉDOUARD MANET (OCTOBER)

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Year in Review JANUARY APRIL

TMA joins Google Art Project Fred Wilson presents Masters Series TMA celebrates Centennial Day Revelation: Major Paintings by Jules lecture Olitski opens Museum People portraits installed to FEBRUARY Leslie Adams: Drawn from Life opens JULY fill Gallery 1 JUNE OCTOBER

Renovated Classic Court opens to the public

Museum and Symphony collaborate MAY Family Center renovation completed New parking lot and solar canopy open on Pictures at an Exhibition featuring The Apollo Society purchases glass Spanish painter Felix de la Concha objects by five artists AUGUST NOVEMBER MARCH Manet: Portraying Life opens

Girl Scouts centennial takes place at Museum

Spiegel sculpture installed in Sculpture Garden Wolfe Gallery opens with Color Ignited Original glass furnace rebuilt in exhibition Museum mourns loss of artist Glass Pavilion Edith Franklin DECEMBER

SEPTEMBER Made in Hollywood transforms galleries

December’s attendance is the highest Peristyle opens for public viewing since 2006 TMA hosts Glass Art Society TMA hosts black-tie gala in thanks for CBS Sunday Morning airs national For the Birds exhibition opens in international conference President’s Council support feature on Studio Glass Movement conjunction with Biggest Week in American Birding

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Numbers of Note Loans to other institutions: 16 Works of art added to the collection: 111 Volumes added to the library: 937 Students attending art classes: 1,611 School tours offered: 1,803 Students and teachers taking school tours: 15,277 Visitors on public tours: 3,954 Children/adults who visited the Family Center: 18,521 / 1,371 Public programs: 1,011 Visitors participating in public programs: 34,112 demonstrations performed: 593 Total number of visitors: 371,886

JAUME PLENSA’S SPIEGEL WAS INSTALLED IN THE SCULPTURE GARDEN (NOVEMBER).

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Expanding Access Last year, TMA was invited to be among 30 Theater was made possible by a vestibule on museums participating in the second phase the upper promenade via Classic Court during of the Google Art Project. Visitors to www. Museum hours. And the new 6000-square- googleartproject.com can explore a museum’s foot Wolfe Gallery for , collection from anywhere in the world, view premiered during the Color Ignited exhibition, works of art in detail and build their own was later installed with favorites from the collections. Today, 150 acclaimed museums from Museum’s permanent collection by notable 40 countries are part of the project. More than artists such as , Julian Schnabel, 110 works by 84 artists from TMA’s collection Marisol Escobar and . are accessible worldwide. By year’s end, the TMA The Glass Pavilion galleries were reinstalled collection had received more than 7,000 page to better integrate contemporary glass into the views by visitors from 90 countries. visitor experience. Gallery 5 now houses ancient The collection was further made available glass, Gallery 2 is a showcase for contemporary online with continued digitization of works of glass sculpture, and the two come together in art on eMuseum. Via the eMuseum link on the Gallery 1 where an ancient marble sculpture of TMA website, users can search and browse the the goddess Isis is juxtaposed with the elegant collection by object title, artist, date or type. Each glass Dress Impression with Train by Karen entry features an extended description behind LaMonte. Throughout the Glass Pavilion, low the work and, for many objects, users can zoom platforms accentuate unobstructed views of in and pan around images for highly detailed spaces and visual relationships between art viewing. By the end of 2012, more than 10,000 works. Visitors to the reinstalled Study Gallery works of art could be accessed online. now find a graphic timeline of the history of glass wrapping around the room, detailed information “Our efforts to digitize the collection and share on the works in the glass collection via three it with the world have grown exponentially,” touch-screen monitors and a separate station said Director Brian Kennedy. “The Toledo for research. community knows that its Museum is a gem. Our efforts to digitize We’re excited that people around the world now To accommodate those coming for “The Great have the opportunity to view works from our Art Escape” activities and the final days of the collection and share superb collection online.” Manet: Portraying Life, TMA added extra hours and extra days—including New Year’s Last spring, visitors had new and greater “it with the world have Day—during the holiday week, a decision that access to the art and architecture in the East paid off for the Museum and the public alike. Wing, epitomized by a Toledo Blade headline: grown exponentially. As the “Season of Portraiture” came to a close, “Art museum stays classic, and modern.” The BRIAN KENNEDY, DIRECTOR attendance for a December was the highest since reinstallation of the antiquities in the Classic the opening of the Glass Pavilion in 2006. Court—organized now by geographic region— included new hands-on activity stations and more interpretive content to allow greater interaction with the collection. In response to visitor requests, access to view the Peristyle

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Teaching Visual Literacy The ability to construct meaning from what A variety of new gallery guides for visitors— we see is the essence of Visual Literacy. TMA’s such as “The Art of Seeing Art” and the Manet commitment to engaging minds through art was exhibition guide—offered activities for a fuller widely evident this year through a range of immersion in the galleries. And a host of new new and expanded offerings for all ages—and resources for educators—including lesson all for free. plans, teacher guides and gallery hunts—joined a growing array of instructional materials For our youngest visitors, Baby Tours were available for download on the TMA website. piloted during the Jules Olitski exhibition, taking advantage of the large, colorful works of art to For decades, TMA docents—volunteers with stimulate visual learning. Now a part of regular a passion for art who undertake a rigorous programming, the lively tours are designed to 18-month training commitment— have taken help promote neuron connections in infants’ coursework in art history in preparation brains. For the verbal toddler, naming images and for leading the Museum’s public art tours. describing characteristics in a work of art lay the Beginning with the docent class of 2012, a new groundwork for visual, cognitive and language eight-week course on Visual Literacy included development. curricula on the brain’s responses to visual stimuli; relationships between vision, the brain, Gallery Gear totes took off this year, providing perception and art creation; and the impact of learning experiences around specific works visual experiences on learning. Incorporating the of art. The activity kits, available to borrow at principles of visual learning into tours provided Information Desks, include books, props and by more than 130 active docents resulted in multimedia materials with fun ways for parents many in-depth discussions with visitors and in to engage young children (ages 2–8) more time spent looking at works of art. in visual learning. The success of “Meet Me at TMA”—a series of art Which two colors, when combined, produce tours for those with early-stage memory loss— the color green? A giant wheel of primary and was the catalyst for the new series, “A Brush with secondary colors is just one of the new wall- Art,” which provides a fuller social and learning mounted activities that invite children to touch experience with activities related to the elements and explore the elements of art—color, line, of art. Both programs are supported by Health Art museums everywhere are shape, texture and space—in the renovated Care REIT. Family Center. Thanks to The Andersons and searching for and trying to the TMA Ambassadors, new toys, books and learning areas stimulate creativity and invite “ appeal to younger audiences, children through age 10 to explore the language of art. In response to parent feedback, the but the Toledo Museum of Art popular community resource also extended its hours to include Friday evenings. may just have everyone beat. JUDITH H. DOBRZYNSKI, REAL CLEAR ARTS

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Working with Artists In the spring of 1962, a cadre of artists convened GAS activities also brought conceptual artist in a garage on the grounds of the Toledo Museum Fred Wilson to the Peristyle for a Masters Series of Art for two exploratory glassmaking workshops. presentation on his work with museums, and to The seminal sessions would not only launch an the new Wolfe Gallery for Contemporary Art for international movement toward making glass the recording of a live podcast with Tyler Green art in the studio environment, but would ensure of Modern Art Notes. TMA’s reputation for working with artists. The exhibition Color Ignited: Glass 1962–2012 The 50th anniversary of the Studio Glass celebrated the power of color in glass with works Movement was recognized this year in many by approximately 40 artists—many with ties to ways that put the Museum in the news. Toledo—including Labino, , Last spring, three artists-in-residence worked Dan Dailey and Tom McGlaughlin. Five of the at the Glass Pavilion with TMA staff torecreate works in the exhibition were subsequently an early glass furnace based on studio glass acquired as part of the annual Apollo Society pioneer Dominick Labino’s original plans. The selection process. Objects by , weeklong venture, part of the Guest Artist Andrew Erdos and Maya Lin were purchased Pavilion Project (GAPP) and co-sponsored by by the Museum’s art acquisition group, and the Robert M. Minkoff Foundation, presented additional works by Jane Bruce and Judith opportunities for the exploratory artists and Schaechter were purchased for TMA by their audiences to reconnect with the origins of individual Apollo Society members. studio glass and to explore contemporary works In the fall, local artist Leslie Adams was made in its wake. recognized as the first recipient of the Solo In June, the Glass Art Society (GAS) held its Award of the 2011 Toledo Area Artists Exhibition annual conference in Toledo, bringing to the with Drawn from Life, an exhibition of her city and the Museum more than 1,200 glass portraiture. Nationally known for her work, artists and enthusiasts from 25 countries and 40 Adams could be found in the galleries talking states. The finale of the four-day event was the with visitors and bringing guests to the place Glass Fashion Show at the Huntington Center. where she got her beginnings in art. Artist Fred Wilson was The brainchild of last year’s GAPP artist Laura “Our Museum is one of the few in the country Donefer, the extravaganza included a catwalk to have a yearly show devoted to local artists,” interviewed for a live podcast appearance by Edith Franklin (1922–2012), Adams said. “To be given the broad net the one of the participants at the 1962 workshops, Museum gave me, the freedom to do what I in the newWolfe Gallery for bringing the glass anniversary full circle. wanted, was such a gift. I loved meeting the Contemporary Art. “The Glass City vibrated with excitement and children drawing in the galleries—exactly like the downtown area’s restaurants and art galleries I did as a little girl—and knowing they were bustled during the Glass Art Society’s 42nd creating their own memories of the Museum annual conference,” said Barbara Hendel in just as I had.” The Blade.

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Developing Museum Assets Centennial Day in January 2012 marked the that provide greater illumination while using less 100th anniversary of the main Museum electricity. Other features include pedestrian building on Monroe Street. Designed by Edward ramps, a sidewalk with automatic ice-melting B. Green and Harry W. Wachter, its Greek Ionic capability and two complimentary plug-in façade on expansive, park-like grounds has stations for electric cars. graced the city as both landmark and legacy. Another new addition to the campus, in the But don’t let its age fool you: there’s much that Welles Sculpture Garden, is Spiegel, a steel is modern in this classic building. TMA has sculpture by artist Jaume Plensa. Two identical taken a prominent role, in the region and among crouching giants, each just over 12 feet high, are art museums, in terms of green initiatives shaped by a latticework of white-painted letters that help to preserve the Museum’s structure from eight alphabets and lit from within during and its environs. Today it’s hard to find a better the night. The striking work, whose purchase example of a sustained museum in an old was made possible in part by a generous donation building. Recent years have seen the installation by Rita Barbour Kern, a long-time friend of of rooftop solar panels, energy efficient lighting the Museum, sits prominently at the corner of and energy saving components in mechanical Monroe and Collingwood. systems. In 2012, the Works on Paper galleries Spiegel and the 24 other works in the garden can and numerous meeting rooms, employee offices be found—miniaturized—on a new model of the and common areas were converted to the latest 36-acre campus that greets visitors entering generation of LED lighting fixtures. Herrick Lobby. Each inch of the highly detailed In the Glass Pavilion (affectionately called rendering, created by the local firm Graphite the GP), new state-of-the-art Wet Dog® glass Design+Build, equals 30 feet of actual space. The furnaces were installed in January. Their model reveals details of the campus that visitors efficient rounded design eliminates “dead” may not be aware of, and provides perspective on corners where heat could be wasted, and a the size and the elements that make up the grand recuperator captures and re-uses combustion air. TMA campus. The total energy is reduced by up to 9 percent, The affection and nostalgia that visitors have which has a positive impact on operating for the Museum were captured in a new video, costs given that the units run constantly. New Polishing the Gem, produced by digital agency microturbines were also installed in the GP with Hanson, Inc. In it, a young boy explores the exchangers to recover exhaust heat, which is Museum’s treasures with his grandmother, then used to warm the air and water. Similarly, A 300 kW solar who recounts fond memories of discovering the a new absorption chiller reclaims heat to drive wonders of TMA when she was a child. Years the air conditioning effort, thereby reducing the canopy was installed later, the boy has grown and has a child of his electrical load. own, and he returns to introduce her to the place in the all-new main A modern solar canopy was installed in the all- that is special to his heart. The video can be new main parking lot, adding an additional found on the homepage of the TMA website: parking lot. 300 kW of renewable energy to the Museum. toledomuseum.org. The lighting in the lot is provided by LED fixtures

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Increasing Visibility The Museum was in the news throughout the John Kobal Foundation had such popular the year, generating buzz from start to finish. appeal. Less expected was the reaction to Notable activities seemed to dovetail, producing Museum People: Faces of TMA. Consisting of a seamless series of events that received more nearly 700 headshots installed floor-to-ceiling in media coverage than in recent years. Several Gallery 1, the show that was originally conceived events stood out for receiving particularly as a minor exhibition stood on its own merits and wide exposure. was a visitor favorite.

That the main Museum building and the The Huffington Post noted, “The lucky museum Girl Scouts of the U.S. both had centennial goers at the Toledo Museum of Art don’t have anniversaries in 2012 was more than a shared to wait centuries to see themselves on museum milestone. While the Girl Scouts started in 1912, walls … A new exhibition … will show hundreds five years later the first American Girl Scouts of photographs of the museum’s community council was chartered in nearby Maumee and members displayed as a collective portrait.” these monumental events were celebrated on the Years in the making, Manet: Portraying Life steps of the Toledo Museum of Art. A century was a survey of Édouard Manet’s (1832–1883) later, TMA hosted “Girl Scout Night at the work in portraiture, the first examination of its Museum” for more than 1,500 Scouts in the kind. As the exclusive U.S. venue for the show, spring. A giddy day of art projects, flashlight the Toledo Museum of Art was seen repeatedly tours, dancing and more was followed by—what in the national and international press—more else?—a sleepover in the galleries. than 50 percent of the media coverage came from Heading into summer, the 50th anniversary of outside the region—and received more than 240 the Studio Glass Movement and its birthplace unique mentions for the Manet show alone. took the stage and received substantial national “’Manet: Portraying Life’ is a delight, a We are not lost to all who media coverage. Magazine thoughtful, illuminating view of an endlessly proclaimed on its cover, “It Started in Toledo: fascinating artist … A visit to the Toledo Museum have visited Toledo from all How Artists Got Their Hands On Glass.” When of Art before the end of the year is strongly the popular CBS Sunday Morning news program advised,” said the Wall Street Journal, which “ over the world and savored aired a segment on the Glass City and recorded in went on to name the exhibition a “Best of 2012” the Glass Pavilion, 121,365 hits crashed the TMA the wonderful collections in arts selection. website. The total audience for the TV segment our galleries. Kudos … for the reached into the millions nationwide. After the show closed on January 1, 2013, and headed to London’s Royal Academy of Arts, The Sometimes, individual ideas come together Telegraph reported, “Advance bookings for the Manet exhibition! in such a way as to produce a delightful show are among the highest in the Academy’s ONE OF TMA’S 43,000+ FACEBOOK FANS combination. Rounding out the year, the recent history.” As a concluding coup for Toledo, “Season of Portraiture” was just that. Five Manet: Portraying Life was selected as the thematically related exhibitions were launched subject of the 2013 “Exhibition on Screen” film, in the fall, with the trifecta—Manet: Portraying which premiered worldwide in the spring and Life, Made in Hollywood and Museum People— featured an interview by co-organizing curator increasing visibility for the Museum. TMA’S ANTONIN PROUST WAS A CATALYST FOR MANET: PORTRAYING LIFE (OCTOBER – DECEMBER). Larry Nichols of TMA. It was no surprise that the celebrity photographs in Made in Hollywood: Photographs from 22 23 TMA Annual Report 2012

Exhibitions

Storytelling in Miniature October 7, 2011–March 4, 2012

Small Worlds November 18, 2011–March 25, 2012

For the Birds April 13–October 14, 2012

Refraction/Reflection April 20–August 5, 2012

Revelation: Major Paintings by Jules Olitski▲ May 31–August 26, 2012

Color Ignited: Glass 1962–2012 June 14–September 9, 2012

Prints and Authors from the Time of Manet September 13, 2012–January 13, 2013

Museum People: Faces of TMA September 28, 2012–January 20, 2013

Manet: Portraying Life* October 7, 2012–January 1, 2013

Made in Hollywood: Photographs from the John Kobal Foundation✝ October 7, 2012–January 20, 2013

Leslie Adams: Drawn from Life October 19, 2012–February 3, 2013

▲ Sponsored by KeyBank * Sponsored by Block Communications, Inc. & BP. ✝ Sponsored by Taylor Cadillac

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Acquisitions of Note 1. Hiroshi Sugimoto (photographer and designer; Japanese, born 1948), Mihoya Glass Co. Ltd. (Japanese), Five Elements: Lake Superior, Eagle River, No. 53552.01, 2011, optical glass, cast, assembled with inlaid black and white transparency film, Museum 2 3 Purchase, 2012.8 4

2. Maya Lin (American, born 1959), Dew Point 18, 2007, mold-shaped glass; cut and polished under base, Gift of The Apollo Society, 2012.9A–R

3. Andrew Erdos (American, born 1985), Twilight Powered by Electricity Makes for a 1 Brilliant New Horizon, 2012, blown and mirrored glass, a box constructed of two-way mirrors, and computer-programmed, colored LEDs, Gift of The Apollo Society, 2012.10A–E

4. Faith Ringgold (American, born 1930), Ben, about 1978, soft sculpture/mixed media, Gift of Barbara Sunderman Hoerner, 2012.12

5. Judith (Anita) Schaechter (American, born 1961), Nature, 2010, stained glass, cut, sandblasted, engraved, painted, and assembled with copper foil; colorless, red, blue, blue-green, orange, gold, purple, and brown , cut, plated, and assembled; 6 5 black and brown enamel and grisaille painting; Purchased with funds given by Ann W. 7 Hartmann and Frank Snug, 2012.15

6. Jane Bruce (British, born 1947), Vase, Bottle, Bowl – Outlines, from the Contained 9 Abstraction series, 2008, glass, kiln-formed, cold-worked and painted, Purchased with funds given by Georgia E. Welles, 2012.17A–C

7. Jun Kaneko (Japanese, born 1942), Colorbox II, 2007, kiln-formed Bullseye glass, Gift of The Apollo Society, 2012.20A–H

8. James-Jacques-Joseph Tissot (French, 1836–1902), Soirée d’été (Summer Evening), 1882, etching and drypoint, Gift of Dr. Willard E. Misfeldt, 2012.80 8 9. Jaume Plensa (Spanish, born 1955), Spiegel, 2010, painted stainless steel, 10 Purchased with funds given by Rita Barbour Kern and Gift of Mrs. George M. Jones, Jr., by exchange, 2012.84A–B

10. (American, born 1936), Conway I, 1966, fluorescent alkyd and epoxy paints on canvas, Purchased with funds from the Libbey Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey, by exchange, 2012.99 11

11. Petah Coyne (American, born 1953), Untitled #1176 (Elisabeth–Elizabeth), 2007–10, taxidermy birds, chandelier, candles, silk flowers, chandelier wax, black spray paint, pearl-headed hat pins, black wire, quick-link shackles, cable, cable nuts, chain, silk/rayon, velvet, felt, thread, Velcro, Purchased with funds given by Rita Barbour Kern, 2012.102

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Grants, $10,000–$24,999 $1,000–$2,499 The Baumker Foundation Area Office on Aging Foundations & Hanson, Inc. Clifton Gunderson Sponsorships Huntington National Bank Craig’s Pianos & Keyboards 2011-2012 Fiscal Year Laibe Electric Findley Davies The Museum recognizes and thanks the following organizations, Medical Mutual Fordham Footage Financial Summary businesses and individuals who Ohio Arts Council Creative Hickory Farms ENDING JUNE 30, 2012 made gifts during fiscal year 2012 Economies Grant Ice Creations in support of art acquisitions, Owens Corning Muir Graphics capital projects, special exhibitions, Root Learning, Inc. Spartan Chemical Company, Inc. TMA Ambassadors Thomas Porter Architects Summary of Key Financial Data fundraising events and special programs. Toledo Community Foundation Pooled Investments $135,880,384 $5,000–$9,999 Toledo Tent Charitable Trusts $57,109,811 $500,000+ Buckeye CableSystem 2020 Exhibits Total $192,990,195 The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation GEM, Inc. & Rudolph|Libbe, Inc. Grand Lubell Photography $100,000–$499,999 Kroger Revenue $14,351,157 Mansour Wealth Management ARRA – State Energy Grant Expenses $14,346,449 Mercy Block Communications, Inc. Tolson Enterprises Operating Surplus (Deficit) $4,708 BP The Henry Luce Foundation $2,500–$4,999 Ohio Arts Council Sustainability Grant Ballas Buick GMC Statement of Activities Ohio Department of Development Bostwick-Braun Company Eidi Properties Investments $8,791,564 61% $50,000–$99,999 Evans Street Station Earned Income $3,191,792 22% Hart Associates The Andersons, Inc. Contributions $2,367,801 17% HCR Manorcare Brooks Insurance Heidelberg Distributing Total Revenue & Support $14,351,157 Health Care REIT, Inc. Hylant Group Consultants The Miniger Foundation La Casa de la Habana National Endowment for the Arts Libbey, Inc. ProMedica Manhattan Group $25,000–$49,999 Marshall & Melhorn Expense Conversion Ottawa Hills Travel Company Fifth Third Bank Programs & Exhibitions $4,854,581 34% Safeguard Security Services KeyBank Shumaker Loop & Kendrick Support Services $4,508,274 31% Lathrop Signature Bank Building/Campus Operations $2,500,857 18% PNC Foundation Taylor Cadillac Retail Services $1,281,327 9% Weber & Sterling Marketing & Fundraising $1,201,410 8% Total Expenses $14,346,449

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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Mary E. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Staelin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Major Donors Holly Metzger LaValley, Sr. Ms. Carol Gee Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Stone Cappelletti Members of the Director’s Circle, Mrs. Donna Peters Ms. Paula Mayes Amy Gilman and Doug Patterson Mrs. Barbara B. Thierwechter Mr. David Cherry and President’s Board and President’s Mary Ellen Pisanelli Dr. and Mrs. Rodney W. McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Glassberg Mrs. Joan Travis Ms. Paula Twilling Council provide gifts that give The Searles Family Foundation Johnna and Philip McWeeny Dr. Mary J. Gombash and Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Ulrich John and Dawn Christy vital support to our education Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moran Mr. Bud Crosby Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. and outreach, special exhibitions, Mike Thaman and Lisa Gathard Ms. Susan E. Morgan Ellen and Bill Hamilton Mr.* and Mrs. Robert G. Wingerter Churchill, Jr. and the care, presentation and Scott and Margy Trumbull Dr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Neckers Jemma and Dustin Hostetler Mr. and Mrs. William G. Winterer Mr. Paul J. Churdar interpretation of the collection. Christine B. Turnbull Mr. Norman C. Nitschke Mrs. Marjorie Hutton Mr.* and Mrs. Robert C. Winzeler Mr. and Mrs. William Ciralsky Lynnette and Dave Werning Miss Patricia Osborn Ms. Sandra M. Hylant Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Clark Director’s Circle: Platinum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Young Susan F. and Thomas W. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Zac Isaac Anonymous Donor Mr. Frederick D. Cohn $100,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Purinton II Dr. and Mrs. Robert Julius Mr. and Mrs. George Cole Anonymous Donor Director’s Circle: Crystal Dr. Roger Ray and Mrs. Katerina Janet and Michael Killam President’s Council Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Comerota $2,500–$4,999 Ruedi Ray Mary Ann and Jim Kline $1,000–$1,499 Susan L. Conda $25,000–$49,999 Mrs. Mary Pat Anderson Timothy and Barbara Reed Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. John Amonett Carol and Patrick Conlan Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Appold Richard and Gloria Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Lanham Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Anderson Brent and Pamela Cousino Barbara J. Baker Dr. and Mrs. Jack Siebenaler Julie and Kyle Latham Dr. and Mrs. Celso Antiporda Dr. and Mrs. John M. Croci $10,000–$24,999 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bearss Mr. Carter Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Levey Mrs. Jean Areddy Mrs. Dora Crowther Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Mrs. Anderton L. Bentley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spetka Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Levine Kate and Tom Backoff Barbara and Daniel Cutillo Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brady, Jr. Thomas N. and Gill W. Bentley John S. Szuch and Yolanda Mr. and Mrs. Allan Libbe Mrs. William B. Ball, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Daverio Mr. and Mrs. George L. and Ms. Paula Brown-Gray Danyi Szuch Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Lipski Marianne Ballas Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. DeBoer Leslie A. Chapman and Mr. David Gray Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Twyman Paul and Kathryn Marion Mr. and Mrs. David S. Barrie Dr. Carlos A. de Carvalho and Sara Jane and William DeHoff Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bryan Ms. Jeanie Voss Judy McCracken Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Bazeley Ms. Carol Greenberg Mrs. Elizabeth J. Farmer Nancy Burton and G. Mark Burton Anonymous Donor (2) Mrs. Karen Merrels Ms. Linda Beall Mr. and Mrs. Gary Delman Ann W. Hartmann and Frank Snug Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Ms. Jolene Miller and Ms. Joan M. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Delman Posy Huebner Deborah R. Chapman President’s Board Ms. Donna Steppe Jenifer Belt and Jason Finn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Demczuk Mr. John F. Libbe Mr. John K. Clement $1,500–$2,499 Nicholas F. and Susan Hartman Ms. Cecile Renuart Bennett Mr. Bruce M. Denman Kathleen Magliochetti Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Coffin Adrian Acebedo and Muska Marilyn and Milton* Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Denny Mrs. Isabel H. Perry William S. Cosgrove and Barbara Chappell Dr. and Mrs. John J. Newton Ms. Carol Bintz Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Dionyssiou Dorothy MacKenzie Price Kimberlee A. Collins Sharon and Darryl Allen Dr. and Mrs. Jack R. Niggemyer Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blumer Jordan E. Donley Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dangler Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ammann Mr. and Mrs. Delos M. Palmer, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Willis S. Boice Hope and Larry DuCharme Cynthia and Ronald Thompson Bill and Pam Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Bachey Mr. Steven Papadimos and Mr. William R. Bollin Dana Dunbar and Laura Jajko Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Anthony and Gay Deiger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baither Dr. Chris Kanios Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bond Dr. and Mrs. Rod W. Durgin Anonymous Donor James and Sanda Findley Mrs. James Baril Rev. and Mrs. C. Eugene Pearson Mr. and Mrs. George H. Booth, Jr. Mr. Edwin F. Durivage Mary and Jim Foote Dr. and Mrs. Frank Barone Nancy and Gene Phlegar Mr. Fred W. Bostleman Dr. and Mrs. A. Willard Emch Director’s Circle: Diamond Mr. Darrell H. Fox Mr. Robert Bell Miss Dana Pienta Mr. and Mrs. Calvin K. Brauer Dr. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. and $5,000–$9,999 Mary Lou Fox Rhoda L. and Roger M. Berkowitz Carolyn and Richard Putney Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brennan, Jr. Mrs. Helen H. Emmert Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Anderson Mrs. George W. Haigh Mr. Paul Bernard and Mr. Marvin A. and Dr. Nancy C. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Hanley Mrs. Annette Knoblauch Robon Mrs. Joyce Brown Dr. Isabel Escobar Boeschenstein Kristine and Jim Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Bixler Mr. and Mrs. James B. Rorick Mrs. Eleanor Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Scott Estes Mr. Bruce C. Carver Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacobs Mrs. Mary Anne Brown Mr.* and Mrs. Lewis W. Saxby, Jr. Naran Burchinow and Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Faist Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dana Brian and Mary Kennedy Paula and Peter Brown Mr. and Mrs. E. Fred Schaefer Eileen Conlon Paula H. and C. William Fall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell Mr. Jeffrey and Dr. Inge Klopping Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Schwier Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burwell Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Farber Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Johnson Dr. David Kouba and Dr. Ramona Cormier Mr. George B. Seifried Mr. Dennis J. Burzynski Mr. and Mrs. John K. Fauver Marjorie Z. Kaplin Dr. Rupali Chandar Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cubbon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw IV Drs. Thurid and Earl Campbell Mary and John Fedderke Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Kripke Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Dilley Kelly and Tom Sheehan Ms. Elaine Canning and Mr. Bob Fleisher Mrs. Helen McMaster Dr. and Mrs. John J. Dooner, Jr. Mrs. Mary O. Spangler Mr. Daniel Kory Mrs. Mary D. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meier

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Mr. and Mrs. William R. Foster Ms. Georgeann Kohn David and Katherine O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. James Jay Secor III Mr. Gary L. Wasserman and Intellishop Kelly Fritz Garrow Mr. and Mrs. Michael Koralewski Dr. and Mrs. Philip O’Donnell Mr. Gilbert Seeburger, Jr. Mr. Charlie Kashner Libbey, Inc. Mr. Stanley Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. George A. Koury Mr. and Mrs. George V. Oravecz Mrs. Beverly B. Seeman Mr. and Mrs. David F. Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldner Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ormond Mr. Robert R. Seeman and Mr. Ernest W. Weaver, Jr. $5,000–$9,999 John and Julie Graham Scott and Lisa Langenburg Mr. Jonathan F. Orser Ms. Karin A. Jacobson Ms. Beverly Weidendorf Keith H. Brooks Florist Mrs. Willie E. Green Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lanigan Mr. Peter R. Orser Mr. and Mrs. Philip Selden Mrs. Norma Weiher Grand Lubell Photography Mrs. Esther Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Lathrop Dr. and Mrs. Arun Patel Karen and Kim Serota Mrs. Marilyn Wenner* Health Care REIT, Inc. Mrs. Suzanne Guinivere Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lautermilch Mr. Michael Pauley Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sheets Mr. Henry Werner and Mrs. Heidelberg Distributing Company Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Haag Dr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Layne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pilkington Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherman Jacqueline Rousseau-Werner Hickory Farms, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Pletz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Wesselmann Huntington Bank Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Levine Mr. Matt Pohlad Mr. and Mrs. James P. Silk, Sr. Mr. Carl White and Mrs. Kathleen KeyBank Shirley Hancock Mr. Michael Lewandowski The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Silletti, Jr. Carroll White Mercy Peter and Claudia Handwork Mr. and Mrs. Barry Liber Mrs.* John W. Potter Lisa and Judd Silverman Mr. Hugh David White Owens Corning Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hardy Shereth L. and Roger Lichtenwald Meredith Morse Prime and Mr. Richard R. Silverman Jim and Sue White Paratus Group Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Darryl R. Lippman Frederick Calder Mrs. Susan Smotherman and Dr. and Mrs. Peter White Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hauenstein Lura M. Lovell Mr. Roger L. Radeloff Ms. Courtney Smotherman Ms. MaryBeth Wilkinson $2,500–$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hayward Mr. and Mrs. John H. Luscombe Dr. and Mrs. Suresh Ramnath Mrs. Nancy L. Smythe Nancy L. and Philip Williams The Andersons, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Helmer Ms. Christine Mabrey Dr. James and Nancy Ravin Mrs. Clyde G. Snodgrass Dr. Richard J. and Sandra Wiseley Art Iron Foundation Chuck and Peggy Herman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dr. Shirley Ferguson Rayport Mr. and Mrs. James D. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wolfe The Blade Ms. Pamela S. Hershberger Mahoney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Reams, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sodeman Dr. Donna Woodson Brooks Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Paul Hewitt and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Mancini Mr. Robert F. Reichert Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Solomon Ms. Catherine Woodson Wixey Ernst & Young LLP Ms. Khadija Ahmed Mr. Glenn McGinley and Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Rice, Jr. Ms. Sharon Speyer and Ms. Sara Worley and Mancy’s Steaks Mrs. Margaret J. Hiett Ms. Kelley Kulevich Mr. Sam L. Rice III Mr. Dean Monske Mr. Eric D. Britton Manhattan Group Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hileman Mr. Kevin McGreevy Dr. and Mrs. R. Daniel Rigal Mr. and Mrs. David Stafford Mrs. Olive Wu OCP Contractors, Inc. Mr. Edward T. Hill Sarah McHugh and David Hart Mr. and Mrs. M. Brock Rimmelin Ms. Barbara S. Steele Frederick and Jacqueline Yocum PNC Anne and Carl Hirsch Mrs. Charles A. McKenny David and Leslie Risley Daniel and Claudia Stein Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zerbey SFC Graphics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hull Mrs. J. Dennis Menton James C. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Tom S. Ziems Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick LLP Ms. Jeannie Hylant Marlene G. and Richard H. Metzger Nancie Entenmann Roberts Millard and Joelyn M. Stone Mark and Gretchen Zyndorf Signature Bank Mr. George Isaac Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mewhort III Mr. and Mrs. W. Alan Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Stone, Jr. Anonymous Donor Toledo Refining Company Dr. Saleh A. Jabarin Martha and Donald M. Mewhort Ms. Nancy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John L. Straub Torrence Sound Equipment Josh and Jenny Jacob Mrs. Joan P. Miller Newton and Beau Rochte Dr. and Mrs. Eric Summons Company Frank and Lynn Jacobs Jon P. Miller and Kathryn Ms. Janet C. Rogolsky Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Sutter Business Mr. and Mrs. Marvin K. Jacobs Whitta Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Rothschild Timothy and Rosanne Szczepanski Council $1,000–$2,499 Mr. Jamille G. Jamra Mrs. Elizabeth B. Millhon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Timothy N. In-kind and financial gifts from American Frame Corporation Ms. Billie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Minns II Dr. and Mrs. Allan Rubin Szymanski the business community to Anspach Meeks Ellenberger LLP Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mintun Mr. Gerald-David Runkle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor support Museum operations. Area Office on Aging Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kabat Dr. Gail and Mr. Jay H. Mirrow Dr. Richard D. Ruppert and Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Thal, Jr. Asset Protection Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kaplin Suzanne S. Moesser Dr. Elizabeth Ruppert Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Thieman $25,000–$49,999 Bartz Viviano Flowers & Gifts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Dr. and Mrs. John F. Monoky, Jr. Miss Patricia Russell Dr. and Mrs. Warren S. Tipton The Andersons, Inc. Betco Corporation Kellermeyer Jack and Mary Pat Moor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sailstad Toledo Chapter of Links Richards & Tierney, Inc. Block Communications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Kelly James C. Moore and Tim R. Valko Miss Georgianna Saloff Mr. Louis E. Tosi Bostwick-Braun Company Mr. Amir A. Khan Mrs. David S. Morgan* Ms. M. Ann Sanford Ms. Phyllis J. Van Orden $10,000–$24,999 BP Toledo Refinery Dr. and Mrs. Allan B. Kirsner Dr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mulrow Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Savage Mrs. Theodore R. Vogt Blue Water Communications Buckeye CableSystem Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Kistler, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Munk Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Sawicki Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Walinski Dana Corporation Foundation Campbell, Inc. Milton Ford and Deborah Knight Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Murtagh Ms. Janice Schemenauer Dr. and Mrs. F. Michael Walsh Fifth Third Bank CliftonLarsonAllen Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kobacker Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mutter Mrs. Barbara Schlatter Findley Davies, Inc. The Collaborative, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Zale Kohler Drs. Latif and Soad Nimr Dr. Beverly Schmoll Hanson, Inc. Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc.

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Craig’s Pianos and Keyboards Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Haag Mr. and Mrs. David V. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wielgopolski Johnna and Philip McWeeny Dimech Services, Inc. Libbey Circle Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hadley Ms. Mary Ellen Pisanelli Mr. and Mrs. Philip Williams Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Metzger Duket Architects/Planners Individuals who will create a Mr.* and Mrs. George W. Haigh Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo H. Poll Mrs. Ian M. Williamson Holly Metzger Dunbar Mechanical, Inc. lasting legacy by making planned Ann Hartmann Brockmeyer Dorothy MacKenzie Price Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williamson Mrs. Suzanne S. Moesser Eastman & Smith Ltd. gifts to the Museum for fiscal year Henry and Lucy* Hauenstein Smiley and Put* Putman Carol Lynn Wilson James C. Moore and Tim R. Valko Fifth Third Bank 2012, these include: Mrs. Benjamin F. Hausman Elizabeth Bentley Rank Mr. and Mrs.* John T. Witte Susan F. and Thomas W. Palmer Great Lakes Sound Darryl F. Allen and Sharon M. Allen Barbara Hoerner The Ransom Family Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe Nancy and Gene Phlegar Hull & Associates, Inc. Mr. Steven M. Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hoffman Mrs. Barnes W. Rathbun Mr. Roger E. Wyman Mary Ellen Pisanelli Hylant Group, Inc. In memory of Dorothy A. Anderson Jewel and Bob* Hoogstoel Dr.* and Mrs.* Louis C. Ravin Diane M. Zitzelberger Dorothy MacKenzie Price The Isaac Families Ms. Kay L. Baker Posy and Bob* Huebner Ms. Shelly Reber Anonymous (12) Meredith Morse Prime and Jones & Henry Engineers Ltd. Mrs. Catherine J. Bates Marjorie M. Hutton and Timothy and Barbara Reed Frederick Calder Kripke Enterprises, Inc. Mr.* and Mrs. Edwin M. Bergsmark William* Hutton Robert F. Reichert Apollo Society Dr. James and Nancy Ravin Kuhlman Corporation Rhoda L. and Roger M. Berkowitz Mr. Charles R. Johnson George B. Rheinfrank, Jr. Mr. Gerald-David Runkle The Museum recognizes and La Casa De La Habana Carole and Larry Birndorf Severn* and Catharine Joyce Carrol Lee Rice Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Savage thanks Apollo Society members The Laibe Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. William K. Block, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dean P. Kasperzak Mr. and Mrs. William S. Richards Mr.* and Mrs. Lewis W. Saxby, Jr. who contribute $5,000 or more The Lathrop Company Margaret and Howard Bond John M. Kelchner* Mrs. David R. Rittenhouse Mr. George B. Seifried annually to acquire major works of Madhouse Calvin and Margot Brauer Mr. and Mrs. Jon K. Kerl Janet C. Rogolsky Mr. and Mrs. James P. Silk, Sr. art for the collection. The following Marathon Petroleum Mr.* and Mrs. Elgin C. Brooks Mr.* and Mrs. Alfred E. Kern Walter D. Rosengarten Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr. were members in fiscal year 2012: Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brown Mary E. Kincaid Paul and Rona Rothschild John S. Szuch and Yolanda Marshall & Melhorn Mrs. Eleanor Brunner Mr. Bigelow Kinsey Adrienne and James Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Danyi Szuch Medical Mutual John T. and Molly P. Chiles Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Klein Mr. Gerald Runkle Barbara J. Baker Scott and Margy Trumbull Neville Landscape & Tree Service Mr. Paul J. Churdar Elizabeth L. and George G. Kridler Norman L. Sandfield Mrs. James Baril Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Twyman Ottawa Hills Travel Company Mr. and Mrs.* John K. Clement, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Kripke Mr. Thomas A. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blumer Mrs. Theodore R. Vogt Pepsi Beverages Company Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Coffin Mr. Gary B. Kuehnle Martha Wright Schomburg Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mrs. Norma Weiher Perstorp Polyols, Inc. Mr. Frederick D. Cohn William and Mary Lasko Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Searles Boeschenstein Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Phoenix Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Conkle Mr. and Mrs.* Kenneth J. Lay Mr. and Mrs.* George Seifried Deborah R. Chapman Lynnette and Dave Werning Plastic Technologies, Inc. Suzanne C. Cook* Mrs. Dennis P. LeGolvan Joan L. Sepessy Mr. and Mrs. George L. and Ms. MaryBeth Wilkinson Premier Steel William S. Cosgrove and John F. Libbe Lois and John Shelly Leslie A. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe Principle Business Enterprises Kimberlee A. Collins Tracy A. Lindke Ms. Patricia Sill Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Daverio Frederick and Jacqueline Yocum ProMedica Ms. Joe Ann Cousino* Gayle and Roger Mandle Richard R. Silverman Sara Jane and William DeHoff Mr. and Mrs. Tom S. Ziems Pro-Pak Industries Erma E. Dee Mr. and Mrs. John R. McLean Mr. and Mrs. David A. Snavely Mr. and Mrs. Peter Demczuk Romanoff Electric Corporation Sara Jane and William DeHoff Mrs. Helen McMaster Mr. and Mrs.* Olan D. Snavely Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell Root Learning, Inc. Mr. David Donley and Mrs. Andrew S. Merrels John W. Snow Dr. and Mrs. John J. Dooner, Jr. Safeguard Security Service, Inc. Ms. Karen E. Wood Mrs. Florence Metzger Deirdre and Donald Solomon Dr. and Mrs. Rod W. Durgin Savage & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs.* John R. Donnell Mr. Milford H. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Speck Dr. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. and Signature Control Systems Mr. Byron S. Dunham and Maryse and Ramzy* Mikhail Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Speck Mrs. Helen H. Emmert SSOE, Inc. Mr. Richard J. Hanna Mr. and Mrs.* David S. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Stone Mary and Jim Foote Taylor Automotive Group Nicholas M. Dye and Judith W. Dye John and Michelle Newton Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr. Mary Lou Fox Therma-Tru Doors Dr. and Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor Ann W. Hartmann and Frank Snug Thomas E. Sattler Painting LLC Richard* and Nancie Entenmann Aaron John Newton Mr. Jules L. Vinnedge Anne and Carl Hirsch Thomas Porter Architects Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Faist William and Donna Niehous Dr. and Mrs. F. Michael Walsh Kristine and Jim Hoffman Toledo Metal Spinning Mr. and Mrs. James B. Foote Cheryl and Richard O’Connor Mrs. Mary Ward Posy Huebner Toledo Mud Hens Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fox, Jr. Mr. Peter R. Orser Mr. Prosser M. Watts, Jr. George and Katherine Jones True North Energy Mr.* and Mrs. Donald Fraser Patricia Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Weber Dr. and Mrs. Robert Julius 2020 Exhibits James and Julie Funk Ms. Rilma Oxley Buckman Mr.* and Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kabat William Vaughan Company Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gifford, Jr. Mrs. Margaret M. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Mrs. Rita Barbour Kern Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Glowacki In memory of Christos and Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. West Mr. Jeffrey and Dr. Inge Klopping Mrs. Blanche Greenwald Maria Pappastamos Mrs. George R. White Kathleen Magliochetti

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Mrs. Edna Evans Mrs. Marilyn Wenne Tributes Ms. Beatrice S. Freidman Ms. June Whitesides Tribute gifts perpetuate the Dr. Kalman Gold Mr. Keith Wilson memory of a loved one or honor Mr. Willie Earl Green Mr. Robert Winzler special occasions or noted Mr. Charles Gunther Barbara and Bill Zook achievements. Ms. Margaret Harbrecht Mr. Paul Heymann Tributes in Honor of: Mr. James Hooven Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. Mrs. Anne Humphrey Dr. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. Mr. Luther Jones Mr. Charles Gallagher Sally Gagnet Tiller Jones Mary E. Galvin Mr. Richard Koop Carl Hirsch Mr. Jamie Kunz Mrs. Marjorie Hutton Mr. Rob Kunz Marjorie Z. Kaplin Mr. Paul LoGiudice Dr. Brian P. Kennedy Ms. Mary Jane Losek Mr. Walter W. Lathrop Ross E. Lucke Mr. Robert L. Maxwell Mr. Harry Mack Mr. David McMurray Mr. Robert E. Martin Ms. Jane Nagle Mrs. Betty Mauk Ms. Pam Nicholson Mr. James Mauntler Dorothy MacKenzie Price Mrs. Marcia McAvoy-Wilks Barbara and Timothy Reed Mr. Tom McGlauchlin Timothy Reed Mr. John A. McWilliam Dr. James C. Roberts Mr. Charles Moulopoulos Mrs. F. Michael Walsh Mr. David Neufeld Mr. Josheph Wespiser III Mr. David Niehous Mr. Paul Nugent Board Members Tributes in Memory of*: Ms. Fumiko Okada Seated (Left to Right) Standing (Left to Right) Mr. Hendricus Albregt Daughter of Linda Pawlecki Lloyd Jacobs Chuck Dana Sara Jane DeHoff Mrs. Sylvia Applebaum Mr. Kells Pugh, Jr. Betsy Brady Harley Kripke George Chapman Ms. Jacquelyn Ayers Mrs. Ingrid Roberts Deke Welles Mr. James Barrett Mrs. Ruth Rudduck Brian Kennedy Jim Hoffman Ms. Ann Daly Bennett Mr. Felix F. Sampayo Cindy Rimmelin Mike Anderson Susan Morgan Mrs. Rosemary M. Blodgett Mr. Jerry Sawicki Judi Selden Denny Johnson Randy Oostra Dr. Helen L. Brooks Mr. Lewis W. Saxby, Jr. Carol Bintz Cynthia Thompson Mrs. Irma Bryant Mr. Robert Shultz John Szuch George Jones Mr. Anthony E. Cassavar Mrs. Kathleen Smith Billie Johnson Not shown: Ms. Judith Lynn Cohen Mr. William G. Souder Dick Reynolds Mary Ellen Pisanelli Mrs. Suzanne C. Cook Mr. Bill Spangler Ms. Rebecca Cooper Mr. David Staelin Mrs. Mary K. Corbo Mrs. Kathleen Steadman Ms. Jean Crozier Mr. George Steger, Sr. Photography provided by: Mrs. Jeanette Culver Mr. Lester Stevens Mr. Dan A. Dombrowsky Mrs. Margaret L. Stout The Blade Jim Rohman Mr. Josheph Donovan Ms. Mary Taylor Richard Goodbody Andrew Weber Ms. Gertrude A. Dunham Mr. George Urschel Madhouse Herbert Wolf Mrs. Carolyn Autry Elloian Ms. Dorothy Watts

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Kristie A. Bilger Emily Caruso Russell Curry Charles N. Engler Marion H. Hallauer Employees Sales Associate Instructor Art Handler Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Amal N. Abdullah Carol J. Bintz Melissa J. Cassidy Walker L. Dalton Joseph J. Felix Whitney S. Hammer Hands-on Educational Activities Chief Operating Officer Customer Service and Membership Clement Intern Food Services Supervisor Sales Associate Coordinator Sales Lead Jaron M. Bintz Sara R. Daniels-Witchel William J. Ferguson Richard A. Hare Jarrod J. Adams Seasonal Grounds Worker Jason M. Cavaliere Customer Service and Membership Customer Service and Membership Gallery Guard Café/Catering Staff Café/Catering Staff Sales Associate Sales Associate Catherine A. Bissel Linda J. Harer Marie R. Adkins Gallery Guard Andrew J. Cechner Katherine Danko-McGhee Ann M. Fitch Database Administrator Head Peristyle Usher Seasonal Grounds Worker Director of Education Gallery Guard Dennis U. Bjorn Suzanne Hargrove Jesse J. Albright Gallery Guard Rachael N. Chappuies Patrick A. Davis Vivian A. Fitzgerald Head Conservator Gallery Guard Sales Associate Gallery Guard Purchasing Administrator Heather D. Blankenship Michelle L. Harvey George K. Alexander Museum Store Manager Eric G. Christiansen Rob A. Davis Claude Fixler Marketing Communications Manager Utility Worker Gallery Guard Art Handler Exhibitions Designer and Installation David Bobak Coordinator Nancy A. Hasselkus Crystal J. Anderson Head Peristyle Usher Jerod C. Christy Annabelle J. Dehan Accounts Payable Clerk Instructor Instructor Head Peristyle Usher Amanda L. Fleming Mary Ann Boesel Instructor Julia M. Hayes Maureen Anderson Assistant for Docent Program Janet M. Clark Jason A. DePriest Associate Curator, VRC Planned Giving Manager Head Peristyle Usher Art Handler/Mount Maker Jenny L. Fogle Wesley Q. Booher Communications Intern Herville S. Haynes Raymond D. Angelo Instructor David L. Clay Kerri L. DeVol Maintenance Mechanic Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Coordinator of Special Events Clara L. Ford Emily C. Bowie Gallery Guard Susan F. Hedler Francis W. Antalek Sales Associate Michael L. Clink Pamela G. Diaz Instructor Gallery Guard Education Assistant Volunteer Services Assistant Lori A. Foshag Jeffrey C. Boyer Manager of Community Programs Emily M. Hermiller Marcia B. Atkins Conservation Technical Assistant Alexandra K. Coleman David L. Dibling Tour and School Programs Coordinator Cash Receipts Clerk Technical Services Assistant Head Peristyle Usher Frederick R. Fry Paul Brand Gallery Guard Emmanuel C. Hernandez-French Alice M. Baker Instructor Clark J. Collins Mary Claire Dipofi Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Human Resources Coordinator Jon J. Fry Leah M. Brasch Gallery Guard Morgan N. Hester Calvin E. Baker Graphic Designer Gary T. Collins Ronald M. Dixon Café/Catering Staff Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Timothy J. Gaewsky Kristen C. Breitenbach Art Handler Robert L. Hicks Jennifer L. Bandeen Hirsch Intern Maurice J. Collins Robert L. Dorn Gallery Guard Community Outreach Coordinator Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Kelly F. Garrow Karen L. Breitwieser Director of Communications Edward T. Hill Phillippe C. Barbee Gallery Guard Teressa J. Conlan Julie A. Draeger Curatorial Assistant, Works on Paper Gallery Guard Assistant Librarian Instructor Mary F. Gaynier Paula F. Brown-Gray Utility Worker James A. Hillabrand John J. Barta Docent Coordinator Steve L. Cothern Benjamin P. Dumas Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Glass Studios Assistant Manager Gallery Guard Linda Geisinger Earl Brownlee Volunteer Services Coordinator Jack C. Horner Duane R. Battig Gallery Guard Amanda B. Coulter Dale D. Dumke Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Café/Catering Staff Café/Catering Staff Stanley E. Gilbert Jerry E. Brucksieker Groundskeeper Lunette M. Howell Ira Begley Head Peristyle Usher Margie F. Cousino Dennis P. Duncan Professional Services Manager Gallery Guard Food Services Assistant Gallery Guard Amy E. Gilman James E. Brug Associate Director; Curator of Modern Robert A. Hudzinski Dennis M. Belkofer Gallery Guard Santwand D. Cowan Jacqueline J. Duncan and Contemporary Art Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Dishwasher Café/Catering Staff Thomas J. Burke Benjamin E. Goldstein Alison L. Huftalen Jessica L. Bensch Maintenance Mechanic Adam K. Cramer James E. Dusseau Café/Catering Staff Head Librarian Customer Service and Membership Glass Demonstrator Gallery Guard Sales Associate Meghan E. Burmeister John H. Gottschalk David E. Hughes Sales Associate John K. Crooks Lynn A. Duty Gallery Guard Utility Worker Paul Bernard Gallery Guard Docent Coordinator Physical Plant Manager Rebecca L. Byers John A. Grycza Heather K. Hughes-Meek Youth Studio Manager Laura A. Crumley Nancy K. Dyer Gallery Guard Glass Technician Audrey J. Berning-Matell Protective Services Supervisor Instructor Professional Services Coordinator Mark E. Carstensen Michael J. Haley Christine T. Illenden Café/Catering Staff Spencer W. Cunningham John J. Ehret Gallery Guard Head Peristyle Usher Instructor Gallery Guard

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Dennis R. Iott Robert Krohn Irene M. Martin Debra L. Newman Carolyn Putney Melissa W. Schmitt Construction Project Manager Gallery Guard Lead Head Peristyle Usher Utility Worker Chief Curator/Curator of Asian Art Customer Service and Membership Sales Associate Nabeel S. Jabarin Frank E. Kuron Dante R. Marty Lawrence W. Nichols James R. Quigg Development Officer for Planned Giving Gallery Guard Master Glass Instructor William Hutton Senior Curator of Gallery Guard Robin K. Schultes European and American Art and Glass Technician/Instructor Diane Jackson Connie S. Kutz Leonard L. Marty Sculpture before 1900 Phoebe S. Rapp Café/Catering Staff Executive Assistant Seasonal Grounds Worker Instructor Sylvia J. Screptock James R. Norton Professional Services Coordinator Leslee M. Jagodzinski Jane E. Lamanna Michael D. McCarthy Gallery Guard Ray J. Rasey Instructor Instructor Utility Worker Gallery Guard Colleen Seambos Chelsea S. Norwalk Customer Service and Membership Regina J. Jankowski Mary A. Lane Mark J. McGovern Café/Catering Staff Carol S. Ray Sales Associate Early Childhood Manager Glass Demonstrator Gallery Guard Professional Services Coordinator Paula F. Nowicki Gilbert C. Seeburger Donald L. Kaczmarek Philip Langley-Jones Brandi L. McGowan Instructor Gary A. Redrup Maintenance Mechanic Gallery Guard Protective Services Supervisor Glass Demonstrator Gallery Guard Kimberly K. Oberhaus Ruthie J. Sembly Dennis P. Kanfield Jeremy M. Lanham Kevin R. McGreevy Conservation Secretary Elizabeth J. Reecer Gallery Guard Head Peristyle Usher Maintenance Mechanic Groundskeeper Customer Service and Membership Rodney D. Oblinger Sales Associate Karen A. Serota Karan L. Kapszukiewicz Barbara W. Lardinais Julie A. McMaster Gallery Guard Head of Exhibitions Instructor Gallery Guard Archivist Paula K. Reich Terence M. O’Leary Curatorial Projects and Publications Teresa A. Sharp Connie M. Karcher Joey Lee David J. Mierzwiak Gallery Guard Manager Public Relations Manager Development Officer for Corporate Utility Worker Gallery Guard Membership Corinne L. Oliger Lisa M. Reyerse Hal L. Shaw Robert L. Lefevre Margaret A. Mikkelsen Family Center Assistant Graphic Design Coordinator Gallery Guard Derick J. Karolak Gallery Guard Graphic Design Coordinator Clement Intern Kim E. Osborne Charlyn M. Reynolds Frederick R. Shea Michael E. Lenoir Carolyn M. Miller Assistant Controller Glass Technician Gallery Guard Susan P. Karsiotis Utility Worker Gallery Guard Utility Worker Jessica A. Ostrander Michael K. Rich Kelly A. Sheehan Frederick J. Leonard Kathryn W. Miller Clement Intern Gallery Guard Glass Demonstrator Eugene D. Kawczynski Gallery Guard Development Officer for Major Gifts Gallery Guard Tara B. Outten Caitlyn A. Riehle William L. Shelley Michael P. Lewandowski Marilyn Mitchell Lead Sales Associate Customer Service and Membership Conservation Intern Lindsay H. Kay Maintenance Mechanic Gallery Guard Sales Associate Media Specialist Justin R. Overholt Alison L. Shepler Sarah A. Lindsey David F. Molter Family Center Assistant Charlotte K. Robison Payroll Coordinator Tiffany Keeton Special Projects Coordinator Gallery Guard Professional Services Manager Café/Catering Staff Jutta A. Page James E. Sherlock Austin J. Littenberg John J. Momenee Curator of Glass and Decorative Arts Paul G. Rockwood Instructor Steve W. Kemmerley Glass Technician Gallery Guard Glass Demonstrator Instructor Susan F. Palmer Hazell Shockley Thomas P. Loeffler Sandra J. Moore Director of Development Karen M. Roderick-Lingeman Utility Worker Brian P. Kennedy Assistant Curator, Works on Paper Manager of Information Technology Instructor Director, President and CEO Taylor D. Pasquale Marcella J. Sieczkowski Dennis W. Losek Sophronia A. Morris Student Assistant George R. Rubel Gallery Guard Eamon B. Kennedy Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Seasonal Grounds Worker Jason D. Patterson Stephen A. Sirk Chelsea M. Lutz Lori A. Mott Glass Studios Assistant Manager Hans K. Ruebel Gallery Guard Lisa Keyes Café/Catering Staff Assistant Registrar Metals Studio Manager/Instructor Operations Supervisor Brenda L. Pedelose Wesley L. Skinner Jeffrey W. Mack Timothy A. Motz Head Server Andrew J. Ruiz Gallery Guard Eamon T. King Manager of Glass Studios Manager, Educational Media; Chef Glass Demonstrator Rights & Reproductions Tom C. Plapper Eric Slawson Courtney R. Macklin Gallery Guard Eamonn S. Ryan Glass Demonstrator James L. Klewer Museum Store Assistant Manager John A. Mussery Line Cook Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Matt B. Pohlad Nathan C. Sloan Lynn Maher Utility Worker Michael D. Ryan Network Technician Janice A. Kopietz Gallery Guard Harriet E. Nearing Research Assistant Gallery Guard Instructor Marsha L. Prince Clois Smith Andrea M. Mall Gallery Guard Angela Sample Gallery Guard Erin L. Kosier Registrar Kate D. Nesin Student Assistant Graphic Design Coordinator Mellon Fellow Rhonda Evette Prior Jordan J. Smith Kathryn E. Maluchnik Customer Service and Membership Daniel J. Sanders Line Cook Dennis C. Kranz Technical Services Assistant Stephanie L. Neuber Sales Associate Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Sales Associate

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Robin L. Smith Amy Timar Maricarmen K. Westmark Carol Ann Fadell Lynn Lippman Gallery Guard Utility Worker Manager of Special Events Ambassadors Nancy Fairhurst Jean MacMillan Amber D. Smith-Yockey Kenneth Timmons Amy L. Westphal Sharon Allen Eugenie Fauver Susan Martin Student Assistant Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Theresa Andrews Sanda Findley Doris McEwen Elizabeth L. Spencer Diann M. Tohle Haven L. Whalen Nancy Ankney Tibble Foster Colleen McGoldrick Registrarial Assistant Human Resources Manager Cook Marilyn Arbaugh Carol Fox Karen Merrels Michael E. Stevens John A. Towner Sherri L. White Elaine Bachey Ditte Galbraith Holly Metzger Glass Demonstrator Gallery Guard Facilities Manager Kay Ball Carol Gericioti Diane Miller Marissa B. Stevenson Anne M. Trinchero Patricia J. Whitesides Carol Bardi Teri Giacci Sue Miller Sales Associate Gallery Guard Registrar Ursula Barrett Sally Giauque Sharmon Minns Sandra F. Stewart Mark T. Troknya Ronald F. Wilka Julia Bearss Louise Gregory Andrea Monoky Gallery Guard Library Clerk Gallery Guard Cecile Bennett Claudia Handwork Marian Moore Gill Bentley Mary A. Stock Cynthia A. Tudor Paul T. Wilkinson Ruth Hanson Yolanda Mora-Calderon Programs Coordinator Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Nancy Beren Mary Jo Hardy Jane Mulford Randi Betz James C. Stombaugh Nickolas E. Turigliatto Wade L. Wittscheck Mary Harman Sue Mullins Gallery Guard Gallery Guard Customer Service and Membership Barbara Biggs Nita Harrington Lindy Munn Sales Associate Molly Boeschenstein Katherine R. Stover Kenneth R. Turk Margie Hiett Constance Murphy Head Peristyle Usher Gallery Guard Thomas R. Yurosko Suzanne Bond Ann Jane Hileman Stephanie Murtagh Gallery Guard Jeanette Bradley Brien J. Strancar Nicole M. Turner Anne Hirsch Joyce Mutter Glass Technician Student Assistant James T. Zember Margot Brauer Margaret Hodges Ellen Navarre Gallery Guard Marci Braun Salena Summers Jacqueline R. Tussing Sue Howe Donna Niehous Café/Catering Staff Special Projects, Development Andrew A. Zemski Ellie Brunner Johanna Hull Sheila Odesky Gallery Guard Lois Burke Marge Hunter Janine Ody-Miller Lloyd E. Swanson David V. Urbank Gallery Guard Membership Sales Manager Edward G. Zerrillo Sue Cardone Phyllis Ide Susan Palmer Gallery Guard Susan Carr Linda Irving Gayle Parseghian Amy B. Sweeney Keenan M. Van Horn Customer Service and Membership Seasonal Grounds Worker Erin R. Ziegler Peggy Casey Dee Isaac Linda Pawlecki Sales Associate Head Server Deborah Chapman Darlene Johnson Judy Pearson Arthur J. Vandenberg Skipper Christen Dana A. Syrek Utility Worker Linda J. Ziemke Stephanie Johnstone Jill Peterson Special Projects Coordinator Instructor Judith Cohen Nancy Kabat Suzanne Petti Kimberly K. VanderHorst Jean Conkle Timothy A. Szczepanski Gallery Guard Titi Kakissis Diane Phillips Protective Services Chief Barbara Coon Barbara Kaplan Carol Pletz Courtney E. Von Stein Judith Copeland Timothy N. Szymanski Conservation Intern Beverly Karp Gina Pope Chief Financial Officer Susan Croci Irene Kaufman Nancy Quandt Julie Vozobule Dora Crowther Gregory J. Tarrant Library Assistant Jane Keller Nancy Ravin Gallery Guard Barbara Cummins Shari Kellermeyer Susan Reams Miriam E. Wagoner Barbara Cutillo Frederick A. Taylor Instructor Rita Kern Barbara Reed Gallery Guard Anita Daverio Janet Killam Kathleen Reed Alexander J. Warren Claudia Day Angela King Judith Reitzel Jamie L. Taylor Café/Catering Staff Café/Catering Staff Cyndee Detrick Carol Kistler LaNelle Rhodes Karen K. Warren Mary DiSalle Mary Ann Kline Karen Ridenour Mary E. Taylor Finance Assistant Gallery Guard Maureen Donovan Ginger Knudson Cindy Rimmelin David R. Watz Hope DuCharme Ruby Kowalski Leslie Risley Ann W. Thanasiu Seasonal Grounds Worker Gallery Guard Yolanda Durden Stacey Kripke Diane Rombes Cheryl A. Wawrzyniak Judy Dye Susan Kruse Suzanne Rorick Felicia M. Thoele Gallery Guard Café/Catering Staff June Effler Martha Kudner June Roshe Judith Weinberg Elizabeth Emmert Anne Lathrop Cindy Roshon Ronald J. Thomsen Programs Coordinator Helen Emmert Seasonal Grounds Worker Peggy Lewis Kathleen Ryan Carol Esplin Tracy Lindke Mary Saddemi

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Ruth Ann Sailstad Leah Heimbeck Yvonne Tertel Carol Christiansen Ditte Galbraith Linda Sattler Honorary Lisa Holman Pat Tipton Janet Clark Rachael Garvin Ann Sawyer Ambassadors Martha Houston Marlene Uhler Michael Clink Jeff Gibbons Cathy Scannell Rhoda Berkowitz Deanna Johnson-Ross Nancy Verner Annette Colchagoff Ben Gibbs Beverly Schmoll Mary Kennedy Mary Karazim Shelley Walinski Jo Ann Coulson Monica Gibson Katie Schueler Gayle Mandle Carole Kauber Kateri Walsh Barbara A. Creque Barbara Gladieux Sue Shaneck Judy Kehrle Joan Wiley Michael Croke Shashi Goel Jeanie Silletti Nancy Kelley Val Wiley Collette J. Daunhauer Deborah Goodwin Carol Simon Docents Carole Kiroff Janet Williams William Daunhauer Caitlin Gorman Brooke Simonds Michelle Alexander Dianne Klein Anita Witt Warren Davis Barbara J. Gould Lois Slotterbeck Jan Baker Karen Klein David Wolfe Nancy De La Garza Catherine Gruenwald Doris Smith Sally Bergsmark Shirley Kohler Judy Yaklin Erma Dee Suzanne Guinivere Peg Smith Mary Ann Boesel Kate Krisjanis Blake Diane Zitzelberger Cynthia DeMars Jane Hamilton Nancy Smythe Paula Brown-Gray Elaine Kunz Dave Dibling Marjorie Hanley Diane Snyder Bob Bucher Pat Lenortavage Sara Dibling Morgan Hayward Vickie Souder Nancy Burton Shere Lichtenwald Volunteers Virginia Dickey Marilynn Hazard Lillian Spaulding Jone Catchings Kathy Magliochetti Benjamin Abalos Liliane Dockett Barbara Heindel Penny Staelin Debbie Chapman Julia Mahoney Marie Adkins Richard Dockett Natalie Herman Joelyn Stone Claire Cole Chris Mannes Katalin Albring Carey Dodd Donna Herold Prudy Stone Barb Coon Nancy McDowell David Amstutz Christina Dominique Allyson Heyman Pamela Straub Mimi Creutz Kim Mendel Barbara Apple Annelle Donaldson Sara Hofacker Claudia Sundberg Dora Crowther Linda O’Donnell Carol Ardner Angela Douglas Kathy Holman Ica Sutter Barb Cummins Ann O’Leary Blanche Bailey Nancy J. Drake Hattie Kate Howell Linda Swemba Beth Cunningham Sema Onat Alice Baker Sally Dreier Roger Howell Teri Swolsky Pam Davis Susan Palmer Barbara Baker Norene Drewicz Alexus Huntley Eddy Taylor Gay Deiger Pam Parker Gregory Bankston James Dusseau Christine T. Illenden Barbara Thierwechter Andrea Delman Ginny Peterson Margaret Baranoski Amy Dutcher Christina Irick Margaret Traband Ann Desmond Megan Poisel Kelly Barfield Nancy Dyer Caiti Jewell Margy Trumbull Paulette Dewey Dottie Rice Gail W. Barth Lauren Eagle Sue Joseph Ina Tuschman Annette Donar Denise Robins Judith Bashforth Nancy Elzinga Regine Jozsa Patti Tuschman Hope DuCharme Nancy Robinson Karen Battles Jean M. Emery Judy Kahle Karen Uebelhart Lynn Duty June Roshe June Bechthold Elizabeth Emmert Mary G. Kampe Susan Van der Veer Jane Evans Carolyn Rozko Liz Becker Carole Eppler Dennis Kanfield Mary Ann Vogel Liz Gabehart Jeanne Rudski Victoria Becker Martha Esbin Mary Karazim Jean Voss Jan Gagnet Cathy Sautter Mary Bell Karen Esposite Irene Kecskes Dee Wainstein Mary Galvin Sandy Schocket Sharon Biggins Hannah Evans Robin Elaine Kendrick Patty Westmeyer Nancy Gamble Carol Schoen Roberta Blakesley Noalle Fellah Jennifer Kephart Sue White Jim Graham Elaine Scott Garry Blanchard Faye (Glenda W.) Fenwick Karen Kerr Carol Lynn Wilson Candy Gray Carolyn Seeman Thomas Blochowski Karen Ferguson Denise Khalil Jo Winzeler Mary Gray Judi Selden Sherry Bloom Sally Finnegan Helene Kilcorse Sandy Wisely Brenda Haag Kelly Sheehan David Bobak Edith Franklin Roxanne King Patricia Wittenberg Karen Hakel Joyce Shultz Alvera Brandt Ariel Franks Jaclyn Kinsey Jacquey Yocum Rose Hampton Kay Silk Laura Brewer Anne C. Free Therese Klocinski Becky Zechman Ruth Hanson Jane Steger Eric Broz Alisa Freeby Julie Knechtges Nancy Zerner Linda Harer Claudia Stein Barbara Bruce Jean Friis Debra Koch Deanna Harwell Carol Strup Jerry Brucksieker Kathleen Fritz John Krajcar Karen Hasenfratz Ica Sutter Meghan Burmeister Thelma Fuller Helen Kunz Bonnie Hay Brenda Sweeney Kathi Camp Lora Gable Sue Ladd

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Patricia Ligibel Harry Schulman Ted Ligibel Marsha Shaffer Kandida Long Jane Shambaugh Jessica Ludwick Sue Shaneck Jamie Luersman Thomas L. Sheffler James MacKay Jim Sielicki Zoe Marks Ruth Ann Smith Peggilou Marsh Melissa Stevenson Irene M. Martin Katherine R. Stover Susan Inez Mason Mildred Summers Jean Mayer Claudia Sundberg Clint McBee Khristine Swartz Linda McBee Kimberly Swirbul Diane McCartney Polly Tate Darlene McCormick Ann TenEyck Julie McMaster Diane Towner Niki Messmore Joan Travis Grace Miner Kathleen Traynor Christina Moffat JoAnne Turner Mari Monhollen Jacqueline Tussing Phyllis Morton Marilyn Ulrich Jonette Moss Kate Varga Ethel Moyer Mary Ann Vogel Christine Mullan Tina Vogelpohl Ashley Neal Bonita Wakefield Kathy Nelsen Ann Weber Michelle Newton Trish Werth Rebecca Nollendorfs Kathryn Wesenberg Heather Obert Ashley Westbury Lindsay Orzechowski Ruth (Cookie) Westmeyer Linda Parker Samuel White Annetta Pawlak Chanelle Williams Linda Pawlecki Nancy Yunker Michael Peatee Christy Provencher Pat Raitz Susan Rawski Caitlyn Riehle Kirsten Riethmiller Cindy Rotondo Nick Ruggiero Adam Ryley Linda Sattler Patricia Sawyer Kevin Scanlon Claire Schaefer Louise Schlatter Beverly Schmoll

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