Mission Statement

To maintain and improve Hoyt Arboretum and its collection for all people through advocacy, resources, awareness and education.

Hoyt Arboretum relies on the support of Hoyt Arboretum Friends, a membership-based non- profit organization working in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation.

2013 Annual Report

From the Board President and Executive Director

Dear Friends,

2013 has been an exciting as well as productive year for Hoyt Arboretum Friends (HAF). We installed 20 interpretive panels throughout Hoyt Arboretum thanks to the Joyce M. Furman Me- morial Trust and Portland Parks Foundation, planted 213 trees and plants, and created Forage in the Forest - a fundraising event that raised over $56,000 for our education programs and the tree maintenance fund. A very generous donation of $20,000 from the Allen Family Foundation allowed us to begin planning the new Bamboo Forest, and a 17% increase in earned and con- tributed revenue resulted in a surplus for FY 2013.

We also had some fun. In July we collaborated with Treecology, Friends of Trees, and Portland Parks & Recreation to break the Guinness World Record for simultaneous tree hugging with 936 huggers, including a wedding party in full regalia! But we can’t rest on our laurels as our record is being challenged in Scotland. Join us for the second annual Hug-A-Tree event being planned for July 12, 2014.

The number of programs offered by HAF continued to increase thanks to our dedicated volun- teers. HAF initiated the Trail Rovers program where volunteer hikers assist and inform visitors on the trails. Tree Encounters allows visitors to learn about a specific collection from an in- formed on-site volunteer. Themed tours led by trained volunteers have seen a 350% increase in visitor participation. These new programs are made possible by a significant increase in vol- unteerism - from 200 people in 2012 to over 400 in 2013 - with volunteer hours more than dou- bling from 3,859 to 7,865.

Here at HAF, we are highly motived by our mission to maintain and improve Hoyt Arboretum and its collection for all peo- ple through advocacy, resources, awareness and education. We invite our members and volunteers to join us in cele- brating these accomplishments as we collectively work to improve Hoyt Arboretum and face the environmental and fi- nancial challenges of nurturing Portland’s collection of 6,000 trees. And we thank our HAF Board and staff who are com- mitted to continuing this progress in 2014. We also know that we can count on our members to support our continued efforts.

You may not always remember who provided the interpretive panels, purchased 400 seedlings or funded the new Bam- boo Forest. But HAF knows who keeps Hoyt Arboretum moving forward. It’s our members! It’s your hours maintaining the grounds and staffing the Visitor Center, your contributions that help HAF enhance the visitor experience, and your choice to be a HAF member when there are other causes you could support.

Because of you, Hoyt Arboretum Friends working in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation can continue to pas- sionately steward Hoyt Arboretum - Portland’s museum of living trees - as a place for conservation, education, research, recreation and display.

Please accept our deepest appreciation for your commitment and investment in supporting our trees.

Most sincerely,

Cover photo: Volunteers lend a hand to spruce up the arboretum during Keith Dubanevich Peggie Schwarz last October’s Parke Diem event. President Executive Director Photo by Heather Wilkinson.

Page 1 Accomplishments

 Installed 20 interpretive panels in Hoyt Arboretum  Funded the planting of 213 new trees and plants  Acquired 400 seedlings for future plantings  Broke the Guinness World Record for simultaneous tree hugging with 936 participants at the inaugural Hug-A-Tree event  Created Forage in the Forest – a unique fundraising event that raised over $56,000 for Hoyt Arboretum’s educational programs and the tree fund  Increased earned and contributed revenue by nearly 17% and balanced the operating budget HAF installed 20 interpretive panels in the  Accepted into the Willamette Week Give!Guide for the second consecutive collections during 2013. year and increased giving by 37%  Received a $20,000 donation from Janice Steward and Gordy Allen through the Allen Family Foundation to create the new Bamboo Forest  Received a $2,600 grant from the J. Frank Schmidt Family Charitable Foundation to fund a summer intern in 2014  Initiated Trail Rovers - volunteer hikers inform, assist and educate visitors on the trails  Created Tree Encounters - volunteers educate visitors from a specific col- lection’s site  Instituted Citizen Science - volunteers research plant preservation, orchid conservation and conifer pollen counts Last July, 936 tree huggers broke a Guin- ness World Record for the most people sim-  Became an approved site to accrue volunteer hours for the OSU Master ultaneously hugging trees in one location. Gardener Program  Increased volunteers from 200 people to over 400 and volunteer hours from 3,859 to 7,865  Increased Saturday guided tour participation by 350% with themed tours  Launched self-guided tours using the new plant inventory database

Hoyt Arboretum Friends Staff Peggie Schwarz Executive Director Becky Schreiber Communications & Office Manager Heather Wilkinson Volunteer Coordinator

Portland Parks & Recreation Staff

Martin Nicholson Curator Mark McKinney Horticulturist Advisory Council members Joey Pope and Erin Riggs Taxonomist Lynn Loacker toast a successful event with HAF board president Keith Dubanevich during last August’s Forage in the Forest.

Page 2 From the Curator

In 2013 additions outweighed removals with 213 plantings and 106 removals. These removals included retroactive corrections to the plant database to ac- count for previously made physical removals.

During spring planting, we were able to add six species of rhododendron be- tween SW Fairview Blvd and the Wildwood Trail near the start of the White Pine Trail. This area had been in need of maintenance and planting for some time, and it was great to finally get some additional plantings completed. The selected species will achieve heights of 15 to 30 feet, and - many years from now - the rhododendrons will create a tunnel effect when walking the trail.

During Arbor Month in April, we celebrated the naming of Hoyt Arboretum’s Dawn redwood as a Heritage Tree. This liv- ing fossil was the first of its species to set cones in North America since its extinction from this part of the world six mil- lion years ago. Stop by and check out the full story the next time you are hiking in the arboretum.

Due to combined rain and wind, there was damage to many mature trees around the arboretum. The most noticeable loss was two large Gymnocladus dioicus, the Kentucky Coffee tree, on the hill near the Overlook. The trees were a good size after 30 years of growth; however, their provenance was unknown due to a lack of records. Having good prove- nance is a priority for the arboretum’s collection, and we were able to get three replacement trees from Brenton Arbore- tum. The replacement trees come from wild-collected seed from three different locations, and I look forward to watching these trees grow up.

In October, I attended the World Congress of Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) held in Dunedin, New Zealand. The trip was made possible through funds from Hoyt Arboretum Friends. It was an honor to be able to attend and learn about the global issues threatening plants from some of the world’s leading public gardens. A constant theme of the World Congress was the concept of Kaitiakitanga, a Maori term to describe guardianship of the environment. Mao- ri is the official native language of New Zealand; in Maori culture and myth, plants were created ahead of people and should be given guardianship as respected elders. To learn more about BGCI’s role, please visit www.bgci.org/ resources/proceedings_past/. Hoyt Arboretum is a BGCI member.

Last November, we launched self-guided tours using the plant inventory database. A new database feature allows us to connect the dots between trees to create a tour. Visi- tors are able to access the tours through their smart phones or print out tour descriptions from our website. The self-guided tours are available at hoytarboretum.gardenexplorer.org. Hoyt Arboretum’s Dawn redwood was named a Portland Heritage Martin Nicholson Tree during a ceremony held last April. Curator

Page 3 From the Curator

New plants of interest received in 2013 Currently in nursery  Acer saccharum ssp. skutchii  Araucaria angustifolia  Cathaya argyrophylla  Clemataclethra sp.  Hydrangea aspera  Kalopanax pictus  Schefflera taiwania

Planted in the field  6 Rhododendron species  7 Callicarpa species  Acer cissifolium  Azara dentata  Pittosporum heterophyllum  Photinia serratifolia  Sequoia sempervirens ‘Yurok Prince’  Taiwania cryptomerioides

Araucaria angustifolia

Hydrangea aspera Kalopanax pictus Rhododendron falconeri

Page 4 Volunteers

On behalf of everyone who uses and enjoys Hoyt Arboretum, we extend a resounding THANK YOU to the 400 volunteers who donated 7,865 hours of their time and talents to the arboretum!

Volunteers play a critical role in all aspects of Hoyt Arboretum’s maintenance and programming. Their leadership, labor, and love are reflected everywhere - from the labeled trees and groomed trails to the smiling faces of visitors from all over the world.

Labor costs make up 80% of the maintenance budget for Portland’s parks, and volunteers provide nearly one-third of the labor that keeps our parks safe, open, clean and beautiful. The volunteer spirit that motivates so many talented and busy people is an essential part of keeping Hoyt Arboretum’s global garden growing, its trails safe and accessible, and its visi- tors informed about the arboretum.

Volunteers are involved with the arboretum for opportunities to learn new things, share knowledge and experiences, and maybe even develop skills towards a new career or hobby. Enduring friendships are born here, nurtured by shared pas- sions for trees, the arboretum and the wonders of nature.

Volunteer support for HAF enables us to:

 Maintain the arboretum’s collection and 12 miles of trails  Staff the Visitor Center to answer visitors’ questions and provide maps and brochures  Guide outdoor tours to educate visitors about the arboretum’s collection  Offer special events at the arboretum 400 HAF Volunteers Donated  Add programs and projects 7,865 Hours in 2013 Heather Wilkinson Volunteer Coordinator

Page 5 Volunteers

Volunteer Spotlight

Citizen Science

Herbarium: Volunteers created museum-quality vouchers for our growing herbarium. Visit them in the Bill deWeese Classroom on Thursdays be- tween 12pm and 4pm.

Orchid Research: Citizen scientists began the study of native orchids at Hoyt Arboretum to help grow the population of these small but fascinating plants.

Conifer Pollen: Thanks to a grant from the Native Plant Society of Oregon, citizen scientists began to research on pollen release at three sites in the Pacific Northwest, including Hoyt Arboretum.

Visitor Services Enhancement

Trail Rovers: This program was created to get volunteer hikers out on the arboretum trails to inform, assist and educate Hoyt visitors. In addition, trail rovers report what is in bloom or changing colors throughout the arboretum and alert staff to trail maintenance issues.

Education Enhancement

Tree Encounters: Tree Encounters was initiated as a trailside educational Arborists in the Arboretum 2013. Photo by Hiroshi Iwaya. program to focus on the redwood, birch and gingko collections. This volun- teer opportunity is a great alternative to leading traditional tours since it allows for flexible scheduling and introductory tree knowledge.

2013 Board of Directors 2014 Board of Directors Keith Dubanevich ~ President Keith Dubanevich ~ President Elisabeth Shellan ~ Vice President Elisabeth Shellan ~ Vice President George Battistel ~ Treasurer George Battistel ~ Treasurer Laura Finney ~ Secretary Megan Whalen ~ Treasurer David Ellis Laura Finney ~ Secretary Ben Hodgdon David Ellis Michael Knapp Liza Finkel Marilyn Lindner Ben Hodgdon Megan Whalen Marilyn Lindner Edie Millar Michael Wallace

Advisory Council Citizen scientists scouting research plots for Susan Koe the conifer pollen study. Lynn Loacker Photo by Erin Riggs. Joey Pope Charles Swindells

Page 6 Education and Outreach

At Portland Parks & Recreation’s Environmental Education, we not only value the connection that comes when people experience the ecology, wonder and beauty of our natural areas, but we also value the importance of introducing new people to these special places. Hoyt Arboretum is a place central to our educational outreach, and each year we strive to expand our audience to include babies, chil- dren, teens and adults from all demographics, socioeconomic lev- els, ethnicities and cultures.

During the 2013 calendar year we served numerous groups at Hoyt Arboretum through our various programs. 206 children attended Ladybug Walks, guided by our preschool naturalist team, and over 150 adults attended along with their children. Often these young children make their way into the Lil’ Nature Kids and Nature School programs, where they visit Hoyt Arboretum week after week, building a relationship with both the staff and the park. In 2013 there were 300 visits through these two programs.

Summer is the most active time for programming. In 2013, there were five weeks of Summer Nature Day Camp at Hoyt. Children ages 5 to 13 spent 6,300 hours of time in Hoyt Arboretum learning about the plants and animals of the Pacific Northwest and spent many of those hours playing games, tracking animals (and each other!) and doing nature crafts. The goal of the program is literally to connect children to the natural space through direct experiences – and Hoyt is of- ten touted as the staff’s favorite place to be assigned because of the vast amount of space and the diversity of the forest.

Many schools and groups also chose Hoyt Arboretum as a place to complement their classroom learning by scheduling field trips for their students. In 2013, 318 youth and 65 accompanying adults took part in education about the trees, plants, animals and birds through City Nature-Environmental Education. These schools came from all parts of town to learn about Hoyt, specifically, because it is a consistently rich experience for the students.

Our oldest youth participants are the teens involved with G.R.U.N.T. & Jr. G.R.U.N.T. (Greenspaces Restoration and Urban Naturalist Team). G.R.U.N.T. participants have very little access to nature and come from diverse demographics and backgrounds, and most of them experienced Hoyt Arboretum for the first time through the program. The teens spent numerous weeks learning job skills, stewardship and ecology. Many students begin the program in eight grade, and some of them continue through tenth grade. The summer following program completion, 8 to 12 of the teens are em- ployed with the Summer Nature Day Camp program and Youth Conservation Crew (YCC). In 2013, there were 52 teens who spent a full day at Hoyt Arboretum, learning ethnobotany and getting excited about invertebrates with “The Bug Chicks!”

Our hope for our Environmental Education programming is that we are introducing new people of all ages to the magical place called Hoyt Arboretum – be it through the experiences of the waddling toddler or the inquisitive student or the awe- struck teen seeing the Root Tree for the first time. We have many new people to go and find … and we look forward to a continued partnership with Hoyt Arboretum Friends in education!

Chrissy Larson Interim Coordinator of EE for Portland Parks Kelly Rosteck Teen EE Coordinator for Portland Parks

Page 7 Financials

2013 continued 2012’s trend of revenue growth with earned and contributed revenue increasing $56,406 or 17% over 2012. Our exciting new event, Forage in the Forest, along with increased individual and corporate contributions, lead the way in this growth. Merchandise sales and an increase in in-kind contributions contributed significantly as well.

These revenue increases, along with cost management, resulted in positive operating results for the first time in several years with a $19,216 increase in net assets for the year.

Megan Whalen Treasurer

Contributed Income: 75% Earned Income: 25%

Programs: 60%

Page 8 Donor Recognition

Bowen and Jennifer Blair Stephen Corcoran Tom Mazur Individual Donors Broughton and Mary Bishop Sue Cox Susan Jackson McAnulty Family Advised Fund John and Georgia Crampton Paul and Sally McCracken $10,000+ Andy and Nancy Bryant Gary and Cynthia Crose Peter and Jill McDonald Jack and Lynn Loacker Eric and Jill Burnette Jay and Leslie Culbertson Bob McLaurin and Susan Studd David and Lynne Camp Chris and Cindy Cunningham Laura Meier $5,000-$9,999 E J Chapman Stephen Dale and Lillian Li Bill and Nancy Meyer Howard and Linda Franklin John and Lou Chapman Bryant and Judith Danner Connie Michelson Jeff and Rhonda Curtis Jennifer DeKalb Mark and Edie Millar $1,000-$4,999 Helen Dalton and Christine Dalton Gregg and Linda Densmore The Miller Family Benevity Social Ventures, Inc. H. Dwayne Davis Martha deWeese Michael and Anne Miller Bland Family Foundation Chris and Christine Edwardsen Spencer and Mary Dick Jeff Miller Jon Denney and Carol Finney Marsha Freed Denis and Christine Dooley Sandra Miller Keith Dubanevich Mort and Sue Fuller James Dorenkamp Raymond and Wendy Mitchell David and Jeanne Ellis Edwin Gerow and Cheryl Chevis Vicki Dotson Bob and Gail Mueller Flowerree Foundation Robert and Barbara Henarie Robert and Linda Jo Durham Annette Mulee Zanley and Claire Galton Marsh and Happy Hieronimus Shirley Edmison Eric Nagle and Darby Smith Bobak Ghaheri and Kristi Buxton Josh Hinerfeld and Andrea Binder Dick and Leslie Emery Helle Nathan Al Glowasky and Beth Cardwell Eric and Janice Hoffman Edward and Marilyn Epstein Fred Nilsen and Theresa Garcia Susan Hammer Doug and Kristen Johanson Dave and Kathryn Ernst John Noran Hayes Funds of The Oregon Tom Kramer and Catherine Mushel Craig and Sharon Fausel Doug and Beth Norman Community Foundation Joan Lamb and William Rutherford Jeffrey Feiffer Don and Kay Parr Peter Kendall Donna Larson Paul and Maria Fellner Teresa Peace Rick and Susan Koe Richard Lazar and Laura Finney Davis and Virginia Finch Walter and Ellen Peck Ed and Margaret Kushner Keith and Linda Lovett Bryan and Janine Fischer Michael and Nancy Phillips Jonathan and Marilyn Lindner Mary McKinney Ezell & Flay Ezell Fund Eric and Robin Flamm Gary and Linda Pope Stephen McCarthy and Lucinda Parker of The Wentworth Foundation Laura Foster Rick Pope David James Pollock Lora McCall Edmund Frank Jerry Porter and Teresa Statler Peter and Joey Pope CJ and Jill McLeod Don Friedman Portland Garden Club Elsa Porter David and Mary Mullen David and Martha Gardner Wally and Bettsy Preble Ralph & Adolph Jacobs Foundation Robert Nimmo and Linda Jensen Corinne Gentner Suzanne Rague Phyllis Reynolds Ray and Carol North Bryan and Karen Geon Mark Raleigh Elisabeth Shellan Jack and Erika Orchard George and Patricia Giraud Sandy Ramirez Charlie and Darci Swindells Lynda Shapiro Andy Glew Jacob and Betty Reiss Jim and Marie Taber Beverly Smith Erik and Karyn Goodfriend Mike Roach and Kim Osgood Margot Voorhies Thompson and Mary Tossey Ron and Linda Greenman Nancy Robinson George Thompson Julie Tripp Kent and Joanne Grewe Don V. Romanaggi, M.D. William and Nancy Rosenfeld Fund of Dave and Christine Vernier Chris Haddon Charles and Judith Rooks The Oregon Community Foundation Franz and Marilee Vogt Kirk and Lisa Hall Russell and Kathleen Rottiers Roger and Karen Vrilakas Marie Hall Robert and Coralie Russell $500-$999 Stephen and Mabsie Walters Frank and Anna Halpin Alex Ruzicka and Melinda Hutson Anonymous Richard and Linda Ward Stephen and Louise Halsey Commissioner Dan Saltzman John and Patricia Bentley Megan Whalen Tori Hanna Zari Santner Stan and Dixie Bland Jerry and Lucille Wilkins Thomas Hansen and Kim Manley Margaret Sauerwein J. Patrick Brooks Ivan Zackheim and Miriam Hecht Martin Hanson Amy Scheele Joseph and Emily DeCarlo Greg Zarelli and John Bush Andrew and Cynthia Haruyama Paula Schilling Gun Denhart Fred and Anna Hasle Patti Schleuning Scott Fletcher and Liza Finkel $100-$249 David Hawley and Carol Pelmas Duane Robert Schulz and Kathryn Hart Bob and Lucinka Forster Steve and Barbara Aaker Craig and Gretchen Heimbigner Humes Robert Geddes Mary Abplanalp Helen Herman Ernie and Trink Schurian Dan Gibbs and Lois Seed William and Valerie Aitchison Edward Hershberg and Valerie Poris Jack and Barbara Schwartz Greg and Mary Giersch M. Mehdi Akhavein Ben and Shayda Hodgdon Jeffrey and Tracy Sebben Chris and Georgia Harker Dawn Anderson Steve and Felicia Holgate Peter and Penny Serrurier Rob and Nancy Hinnen Mark Anderson Walt and Gretchen Hollands J. Bradford Shiley Robert Jensen Jeff Andrews Stuart Hopkins Rick Shory Eileen Kirschner Bryan Aptekar Fredrick and Joann Horstkotte Jim Sjulin and Gay Greger Kayla Klingman Jonathan and Deanne Ater John and Jeanne Howard Adam Spangler and Yvonne Lai David Knott and Lee Hunt Francis Barnwell and Virginia Quinn Henry Itkin George and Molly Spencer Leslie Labbe John and Susan Bates Hiroshi and Janine Iwaya Bill and Susi Stevens Jack and Susan Lane Kenneth Bayley Gregori Jakovina and Larry McDonald James Stevens Roger and Becki Langdon Don and Doris Beard Michael Jamond and Janice Arnold Lee Stone Joanne Lilley Mac and Greata Beatty Christopher Johns Milan and Jean Stoyanov John and McKay Nutt Jan Beaudoin Mac and Molly Jones John Strege and Kevin Walsh David and Lisa Platt Karl and Cindy Beeler David Judd and Katheryn Fitch Charles and Caroline Swindells Judith Rice Lynne Bell Stephen and Kathy Kelly Dave and Ann Taylor Mark and Mary Roberts A. Benhard and Gary Shaw Susan Kem Lloyd and Catherine Taylor William Rutherford Bill and Nancy Bennetts Andrew and Marjorie Kerr Bradley Tebo and Margo Haygood Peggie Schwarz and Tom Nelson Mort Bishop and Mary Lang William Kinsey and Arlena Barnes The Angel Family Charitable Fund Jeremy Sherwood Jim and Sue Bisio Michael Knapp Hayden and Shannon Thomas Eric and Kayla Soleglad Ron and Sandra Bloom Todd and Michelle Kohlbush Ben Trevor Al Solheim Art Blumenkron Kohnstamm Family Foundation Anne Van Der Linden Ramalingam Subramanian David Boston and Roya Sohaey David and Jane Kolb Brandon Volbright and C.R. Swett Evan Bowers and Kristen Eberlin Reuel Kurzet and John Moore Kathryn Shotzbarger Bass and Barbara Wagner Todd and Susan Bradley Theodore Labbe and Kelly Rogers Jan Vreeland Robert and Liz Warren Paul and Nancy Bragdon Helena Lankton Martha Waldemar Clif and Patty White Jennifer Braun Mats and Alyssa Lanner Dale and Sandy Walker Tom and Becky Wynne Lisa Brenskelle David Leckey and Margaret Neal Michael Wallace and Lisa Calef Mark Zornow and Marjorie Grafe Darol and Ann Brown David Lee Bob and Marcia Walsh Matthew Buckon Thomas and Marcia Lee Thomas Ward $250-$499 Morris and Elizabeth Button Rhonda Leo Eliz Wehrli and Joy Graham Michael and Julie Allport Russell and Dawn Campbell Richard Liebman and Sheryl Fuller Randy Weisberg Kris Alman Myron Carbaugh Ross and Sheila Lienhart Dave Westby Chuck Aude Thomas Carr and Abigail Giedd Michael Liska Joe and Phyllis Whittington Arthur Bailey Ryan Lawrence and Eloise Carson Mary and Holly Ludtke Margaret Willer John and Marlis Carson John and Shirley MacDonald Steve Williams and Janet Schroer Alan and Judith Charney George and Mary Ann Machan Jane Willsea Arthur and Willa Clausing Rob and Linda Maletis David and Joan Witter Maurice Cooper and TJ Blakeslee Thomas Manley and Susanne Hashim Jerry and Linda Wright

Page 9 Donor Recognition

Merri Wyatt Brad and Heidi Greenwald Michael and Sara Morris Gilah Tenenbaum Joe Yun and Melanie Billings-Yun Jeff Grieve Charles Morrow and Linda Cairns The Hartoch Family Dennis and Claudia Zerba Joachim and Liz Grube Tamura Motoko Jeff Thomas Brice and Margaret Hammack John and Ursula Moyer Sue and John Thomas $1-$99 Leanne Hartman John and Chris Mullooly Michael Traylor and Derek Holmgren Gary Abbott and Jean Foote Peter and Pam Hayes Ann Murphy Mitchell Turker and Lisa Sprague Jeffrey and Gillian Abendroth Bev Hedin William and Sara Neill Frances Turner Dave and Margaret Albertine Ron Heintz and Linda Ganzini Linda Nelson Barbara Twohy Thomas and Linda Anable Kenneth and Jane Hergenhan Phil Nelson Stephen Upchurch John and Sally Anderson Blake and Linda Hering Aja Ngo Jacques and Mary Vaillancourt Nancy Archer Michael Hevron Kimberly Nistad Michael Van Kleeck Eleanor Aylward Florence Hinchliff Barbara Norin Bill and Wilma Veroske Anne Barbey Kirk Hirschfeld Jim and Sharon Norton James and Ann Waldman Alan and Julieann Barker Joan Hoffman Bill and Linda Opray Richard and Penny Walker Sheila Barnhart Judith Holle George and Wanda Osgood Scott and Susan Walsh George Battistel Margaret Hooten Art and Buff Palm Nicole Warren Darrell and Joanne Beck Horticulture Group XI John Paul and Teri Wadsworth Scott and Anne Weaver Gary and Cecille Beyl Sheryl Horwitz Richard and Marilyn Petersen Frederick and Gerry Weber Jerry Bobbe John and Marcy Houle Benno Philippson and Gail Durham Gudrun Weber Lori Bocklund Marty Ireland Paul Pierce James Weber Heather Brunelle Nancy Jerrick Gerald Pires Howard Weinstein Joan Buell Mark and Amy Jockers Joe Pitcavage and Carol Skowron West Point Garden Club Christopher Buhle Cerise Joe Joe Poracsky and MJ Riehl John and Martha Westgate Nancy Buley Mary Jones Robert and Rebecca Post Kevin and Anne Winthrop Sara Butcher Sandra Joos Michael and Julie Proksch Lindsey Wise Janet Cacho David and Ann Kafoury Scott and Gwen Putnam Karen McKay and Edward Wolf Carla Caesar Patrick and Maureen Keene Dylan and Jessica Raasch Cas Wonsowicz Steve and Maria Cahill John and Betty Kendall Garth Rand Carolyn Wood William and Jane Campbell Jodie Kingsbury Porter Raper Gary Wood and Sandy Hayes Peter and Susan Carr Russell and Joan Kirsch Michael Ratliff Bill Wylie Tom Carter and Nanci Remington Scott Klag Robert and Joanne Recken Judy Yakymi Roger Case Dave and Karen Kleinke Jerome Reich Raymond Yamamoto Ruth Castro Jim and Morley Knoll Theresa Reichenbach Mark and Paula Young Brenda Clark Patricia Koehler and Kathleen Krider Miriam Resnick Robert Zeigler Catherine Clark Jack Konner Andy Rice and Katherine Jeffcott Graham and Karlyn Clark Meryle Korn Timothy Rich and Robina Ingram-Rich Bud Clark William Kownacki Ellen Richter Forage in the Forest Todd Clark Tammie and Vic Krisciunas Linda Robinson Nathan Cogan Walter Kuciej and Maryann Meaney Victoria Robinson Artists Repertory Theater Stuart and Christine Cohen Tanya Kutz Glenn Rogriguez and Molly Keating A-WOL: Dance Collective Stephen Cook and Marianne Parshley, M.D. Susan Lamb Stephen and Wilma Rose Bamboo Garden Nursery Chris Crete and Genevieve Neyland Sean Lannan and Cherie Appleby-Lannan Lee and Susan Rosenbaum Brix Tavern Ambrose and Anne Cronin Jerome Larson Gerritt Rosenthal Chefs Table Group Mary Felice Crowe Elizabeth Laskey Deborah Rossi Clear Creek Distillery Eric Cugnart and Kimberly Ritter Marilyn Laufenberg Joel Rotert Columbia Sportswear Danielle Cunningham Barry Lavine and Karen Stolzberg Bill Roulette and Laura De Simone Culmination Brewing Company Dennis and Kim Cusack Jayne Lebsack Kyna Rubin Elephants Delicatessen Sean Daugherry Jack and Diane Leflar Dave and Lois Rudman David and Jeanne Ellis Michael Davidson and Patricia Johnson Patricia Leonard Michael and Marie Ryan Brian French, Ascending the Giants Andy and Susie Davis Sidne Lewis Steve and Sherry Salomon Friends Of Chamber Music Andrine Delarocha Marshall and Faylinda Lindner Joan Sandberg GRIMM Bert Diamond Carol Ann Link Mark and Laurie Sauerwein HAF Board of Directors & Staff William Diebold and Deborah Freedberg Holger Link Caroline Schier Greg Higgins, Higgins Restaurant Rod and Doris Diman David and Liz Lippoff Jeff Schneider House Spirits Distillery Dave and Jan Dobak Aaron and Sara Liston Rhys Scholes and Barbara Head John Kallas Bill and Jane Drevescraft Lori Livingston Jeanne Schramm Becky Lerner Donna Dull Kathryn Longstreth-Brown Becky Schreiber Rachel Madewell Larry and Poppy Dully David and Shannon Ludeman John and Rosemary Schwimmer Wendy Mitchell Ivy Dunlap Jeffrey Lynch and Akiko Yokota Jim Scott and Elaine Robin Morel Ink Joe Durr Eleanor Maddy William Sefler Ned Ludd Anne Eakin David Maier and Kaye Van Valkenberg John Sheehan and Sharon Bernstein New Seasons Sid and Meg Eaton Richard Marantz Pat Shepherd Martin Nicholson Esther Edgecomb Julie Mares Ursula Short Cader Olive Nancy Ege Sheldon Renan and Roberta Margolis Elaine Sibley Oregon Albacore Commission Elizabeth Ehrlich Michael and Jessica Marlitt Roger and Sandra Siegner Oregon Ballet Theater W. Lamoine Eiler and Lisa K. Wright Dawn Martinez Roy Simengaard Oregon Symphony Andrew Ekman and Laurie Lundy-Eckman Theodore Mast Shelley Simmons Kapur Oregon Tree Care Su Elliott Karen Mathieson Rob Sims and Laura Hudson Cameron Winery Lorrayne Ellis David May and Tess Papas Jay and Mary Smith Portland Center Stage Gary Fear and Anne Marsh Hannah May Jeanene Smith Portland Japanese Garden David Feary and Kaye Reed Tom and Barbara McAllister Gordon Snedecor Portland Opera Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Gwyneth McAlpine Chris and Jan Sokol Portland Parks & Recreation Amy Fields Mary McArthur Dori Spencer PosterGarden Chris and Krista Foley Gordon and Marzenda McComb Jackie Spurlock Steve Price April Ann Fong Joan McCoy Dick Stetson Stoel Rives Eric Foxman Ernest and Charline McDonald Ethel Stevens Stoll Berne Melinda Francke Isabel McDonald Ingrid and Victor Stevens St. Honore Bakery Ed Frank and Eustacia Su Linda McDonnell Greg Stone Talbot Benefit Auctions Julie Frantz Larry and Kathleen McLaughlin George Storm The Party Pros Ann French Bill and Janet McLennan Jeff and Sue Strater Timberline Lodge Joseph and Barbara Fuhrer Walter McMonies and Caroline Hall Robert Strebin Total Wine & More Darlene Geiger Linda and Don McNeill Jon and Barbara Stroud Urban Forestry Paul Gerald John Meckel and Barbara Traver Chuck and Teril Swart Jon Creedon, Vancouver Auto Group Jeffrey Gilbert Bonnie Messinger Eric Sweetman and Penelope Schott White Bird Phil Goldsmith and Susan Newman Richard and Paulette Meyer Leslie Swope Linda and Jerry Wright Michael and Diane Golner Andrew Millbrooke Kelly Tadlock Kathy Grantz Matthew Miller Michael and Christine Talbert Laura Greenberg James and Anne Mitchell Mary Taylor

Page 10 Donor Recognition

Events Leanne Hartman Foundation Donors Cindy Beeler Sally Lambert Alan Charney Irmgard Lutz The Allen Family Foundation Judith Charney Rachel Madewell Chanticleer CJ Counts-Tabor Linda McDonnell Join Us Today! J. Frank Schmidt Foundation Deb Counts-Tabor Phylis McIntosh Oregon Parks Foundation Lisa Durkin Linda O'Conner Become a Member, Native Plant Society Of Oregon Francene Grewe Kyna Rubin Volunteer or Donate Bill Kownaki Elaine Sibley Rachel Madewell Eliza Staley Corporate Donors Wendy Mitchell www.hoytarboretum.org Raymond Mitchell Website Platinum Forest Sponsor Tom Nelson Karen Groves ($5,000+) Linda O'Conner Like Us City of Portland Viresh Parmar Work Parties www.facebook.com/ Oregon Tree Care Intel PosterGarden, Inc. Herbarium Archivists Lewis & Clark College HoytArboretumFriends JJ Bjordahl University of Portland Silver Maple Sponsors Amy Gwilliam US Bank ($2,000-$2,999) Stephanie Hatten Follow Us Intel Nancy Robinson Arbor Month www.twitter.com/ Kyna Rubin April 2013 Copper Beech Sponsors Daniel Salomon 62 volunteers contributed 204 hours HoytArboretum ($1,000-$1,999) Martha Van Dyke Morel Ink Sean Waters Parke Diem Open 4 Business Productions LLC #6 October 11 & 12, 2013 Portland Nursery Photography 105 volunteers contributed 315 Respond2, LLC Trygve Steen hours Stoel Rives LLP Hoyt Arboretum Friends Treecology Tuesday Crew & Gardeners Arborists in the Arboretum Dennis Alexander ACRT 4000 SW Fairview Blvd. Bronze Loquat Sponsors Andrew Bailey Arborscape Ltd. Inc. Portland, Oregon 97221 ($500-$999) Gail Burzynski Ascending the Giants Overlook Tree Preservation Peter Carr Asplundh 503.865.8733 Nancy Connor Autumn Arbor Care Arboretum Supporters Larry Daane Bob Stewart Services www.hoytarboretum.org ($1-$499) Peter Dewing Buds Expert Tree Care AdMail, Inc. Chris Edwardsen [email protected] American Conifer Society Western Region Brice Hammack City of Portland Urban Forestry Bartlett Tree Experts Kristina Hill Collier Arbor Care, A Division of Base Camp Brewing Company Duane Iverson Bartlett Tree Services Garden Fever Eric Keto Emerald Tree General Tree Service Ed Kushner General Tree Service Hedgehog Tree Care Jack Lane Heartwood Tree Care Honl Tree Care Marilyn Laufenberg Hedgehog Tree Care One Green World John Long Integrity Tree Care Pomarius Nursery Larry McLaughlin Kanshoh Tree Preservation Portland General Electric David Mullen Katy Bigelow LLC Sea-Sun General Partnership Des Murphy Madrone Modern Terry A Cone Construction Ralph Oyler Oregon Tree Care WJR, LLC Kathy Pollock Rick Pope Overlook Tree Preservation In-Kind Donations Nancy Robinson Peacock Tree Preservation Eric Soleglad Roots and Shoots Trees

Susan Thiel Teragan & Associates Amber Lotus Publishing Martha Van Dyke Tree People Base Camp Brewing Company Richard Walker Treecology Below: Lewis & Clark College Burnside Brewing Co. Lawrence Waters City of Portland Treestyle Arbor Care LLC volunteers at Hoyt Arboretum.

Columbia Sportswear TruGreen LandCare Tour Guides & Encounters Photo by Mary Verrilli. Brian French, Ascending the Giants Urban Forest Professionals Ken Denniston Hopworks Urban Brewery Gina Fleck Karen Hendrickson Cleve Friedman Laurelwood Brewing Co. Francene Grewe Jim Mass and Michelle Edwards Margaret Krausse McMenamins Linda McDonnell Migration Brewing Co. Roger Nibler Oregon Tree Care Daniel Salomon Paloma Clothing Sean Waters Portland Japanese Garden Ruth Williams Starbucks

Stash Tea Company Trail Rovers Linda O'Conner Jeff Schneider Volunteers Patricia Shepherd

Administrative Visitor Center Shannon Thomas Cindy Beeler Doug Brown Citizen Science Judith Charney Derek Carmona Halley Cottrell Francis Corbett Creative Goal Solutions Ken Denniston Kyle Cross Donna Dull Lisa Durkin Maggie Hannahs Rose Hart Stephanie Hatten

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