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2018 Annual Report FY2018 By the Numbers
1,116 6,795 Donors Events, Nonprofits55 supported by Center volunteers classes, programs, trips 496 94% plan to 90% Volunteers renew their of members say membership their minds are stimulated by 80 Center programs Volunteer program 100+ leaders different 1 175 programs to 55,711 , choose from Volunteer Number of hours of hours contributed community meeting to area space donated or nonprofits discounted 70% of members are $112,000 between 70–89 value of space donated to community 248 groups Program scholarships 85% of members who attribute a more positive outlook to 200 participation at Scholarships for the Center membership From the President & Executive Director
Dear Friends,
The face of aging is changing. We’re not just living longer than previous generations—how we’re living in our later years is changing too.
What’s not changing are the perceptions of aging—at least not yet. Shifting the way people think and talk is not a quick or easy task. But we are fast approaching a time when people over 65 will outnumber children under 15. If that isn’t an indication that it’s time to change the conversation in this country about what it means to get older, what is?
The Center works in myriad ways to reframe how people understand these issues—by raising awareness that what used to be accepted as “normal aging” doesn’t have to be the norm; by helping advance the goal of an age-friendly community; by planning for The Center at Belvedere. And, as we have since 1960, by providing opportunities for healthy, engaged aging.
In this report you’ll read about Darien, Robert, and Paul. Participation at the Center helped each of them change their own stories of aging. Not defined by outdated expectations, they are instead sending messages that shape new beliefs and perceptions.
Your support of the Center means more and more older adults are doing the same. Thank you for helping to change the conversation.
Hiram Ewald Peter M. Thompson Board President Executive Director
MISSION - The Senior Center’s mission is to positively impact our community by creating opportunities for healthy aging through social engagement, physical well-being, civic involvement, creativity, and lifelong learning.
1 FY18 Highlights
Find Your [community | cultural | social | fitness | civic]Center Over 100 programs each week offer many different ways to engage and have fun at the Center. The uninitiated are often surprised when they see how many defy aging stereotypes. Every year new programs like those below join the lineup of perennial favorites, which in FY18 included Tai Chi, Apple/Mac Users Group, Chair Yoga, Writing for Pleasure, and the Second-Wind Band. Perhaps most striking, particularly when the dangers of social isolation have been so much in the news, is that the #1 most popular thing to do at the Center is simply to drop by—to read the paper, meet up with friends, grab a cup of coffee, check out a book, pick up a newsletter … it’s a much-needed “third space” that fosters the connections so essential for good health.
New Programs • • • MOTOS and the World of Walking Dan Kuland, retired orthopedic surgeon, teaches good walking form and adds variations that include weaving simple movements—called Motos—into otherwise ordinary walks. Participants can also learn the novel Alphabet Walking Challenge!
• • • Ping Pong It’s a workout that’s gentle on joints. Ping pong—or table tennis, if you prefer— improves hand-eye coordination and stimulates mental alertness, concentration, and tactical strategy. One doctor calls it aerobic chess!
• • • Recorder Lessons (beginning & intermediate) Learning music late in life provides personal and social benefits. And while most activities use only a few areas of the brain at a time, playing a musical instrument can give you a total brain workout.
• • • Round Dancing Round dancing is a fun, social way to add mind and body benefits to your life. Along with reducing stress and blood pressure, it strengthens weight-bearing bones.
• • • Spanish Classes (beginning & intermediate) Whether you learn a second language early or later in life, the cultural and practical benefits are accompanied by cognitive ones. Verbal fluency, memory, and delayed onset of dementia are a just a few.
• • • Square Dancing Along with being fun and social, it combines mental concentration with many aspects of good physical exercise including sustained activity, flexibility, balance, and coordination. The addition of music completes what may be the perfect exercise.
2 FY18 Highlights FY18 Highlights
Travels with OLLI The Senior Center and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) partnered for the first time on a unique travel opportunity. UVA Professor Emeritus Gordon Stewart and Center travel agent Linda Hahn put together a 9-day tour of Berlin and its environs designed to illustrate the richness, complexities, and problems of German cultural and political history.
“The Berlin trip was outstanding in planning, execution, lectures, sights and the company of many new friends. Sunny and I are still breathless with excitement about the experience.” —Dabney Carr
Website Refresh Our website got a fresh new look in Fall 2017! In addition to the aesthetics of a sleek design and updated color palette, clearer navigation, a speedier calendar, and dedicated space for The Center at Belvedere make it easier for visitors to find what they’re looking for.
The Grand Gala 2018: Safari Sunsets Our annual gala is a celebration of the Center’s mission and our community’s generous recognition of the importance of active aging. So many amazing people and organizations made this benefit for the Senior Center a success, raising more than $200,000 in essential funding to help thousands of older adults—family, friends, and neighbors—stay healthy and engaged.
3 The Changing Face of Aging
Disrupting aging is recognizing that 50 is not the new 30; 50 is the new 50. It’s not wishing we were younger; it’s redefining what it means to be our age.” “ —JoAnn Jenkins, CEO, AARP Not Old at 65 With longevity has come a new stage of life. We used to consider people old at 65, but today most agree with aging expert Dr. Ken Dychtwald, who calls the years between 65 and 80 late adulthood and says that old age “kicks in at 80- plus.” This shift in trajectory is changing expectations, moving us closer to a point where we’re no longer defined by outdated notions of what we should or should not do at a certain age. Hikers who are in their 70s and 80s? An 85-year-old teaching people how to work their iPhones and iPads? Volunteers in their 90s making a difference in our community? That’s what you’ll find at the Center.
Great Expectations This is important because beliefs about aging matter. Researchers have found that negative perceptions about aging—viewing it as a period of inevitable decline—are detrimental to our health. But if we see aging in terms of opportunity and growth, we improve our prospects for healthier senior years. The people and programs at the Center prove every day that older adults can remain healthy, independent, connected, and productive. They understand what a growing body of research indicates—that our overall sense of well-being can improve with age.
Millennials are the first generation in human history who can not only anticipate reaching the age of 90 in large numbers but who will spend about one-third of “ their lives as what we now refer to as ‘old people.’” —Laura Carstensen, Time Magazine
4 The Changing Face of Aging
In Fiscal Year 2018, the Center worked on several initiatives aimed at improving perceptions and expectations for a larger portion of our community: rebranding to better match our community identity, a Diversity & Inclusion Task Force to enhance full participation for everyone, and the planning and design for a new home, The Center at Belvedere. A Name for All Ages Even as we work to change negative perceptions about aging, there’s no denying that the name “Senior Center” has prevented some people from enjoying a lot of great resources. A remarkable number of people in their 60s, 70s, and 80s feel too young to go to a “senior” center. If changing our name means that more people will access healthy aging opportunities, so be it. So, in the name of community health, the Senior Center is becoming “The Center,” part of a rebrand that addresses the “not old enough” mindset and changing self-perceptions.
Building a Culture of Inclusion and Access Currently 1 of 5 older Americans are members of a racial or ethnic minority. By 2030, the figure will be almost 1 in 3. As a community-owned resource, the Center has a role in helping our community overcome challenges involving inclusion and income inequality. A new Center task force is strengthening our efforts to ensure that everyone who comes here feels welcome. Along with developing programs and partnerships that enhance representation, we are expanding outreach and scholarships to broaden participation.
A New Setting for a Community Asset By 2024, one in four people in our region will be over the age of 65. While the current Center serves more than 8,000 area residents a year with more than 100 programs every week, it is limited by a facility built before much of the research on healthy aging emerged. Knowing that our community must meet the needs of a growing population, we have intensified work on a new home, The Center at Belvedere. With indoor and outdoor spaces appropriate to the activities that science says we all need to live well, The Center at Belvedere will be a vibrant community hub—and one that will go a long way toward dispelling the myths about aging.
5 Connect
Darien Wei—Finding Community
When Darien Wei moved to Charlottesville, she knew right where go to make friends. “The Senior Center was the first thing I looked up,” she remembers.
As she suspected, the Center welcomed her warmly. “I didn’t have an adjustment period,” she laughs. “As soon as I got there, I felt like I belonged.”
Darien can be found at the Center playing bridge every week, but she branches out too—she’s enjoyed the fishing club, participated in the walking groups, and attended the investment talks. “The programs are so rich—anyone is bound to photo: Stu Scott find something,” she says.
But Darien doesn’t just have fun at the Center. She also volunteers, wrapping donated bread for the Bingo players every week. “That program is wonderful for people who need it,” she says. “I feel like I’ve benefited so much from the Senior Center, and I wanted to give back.”
Because she believes more of her community members could benefit from Center offerings, Darien serves on the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force. “In some places, people always ask where you went to school, what you got your degree in,” she says. “Here, no one cares. There is a sense of equality.”
In Darien’s experience, the Center is a welcoming place for all, and she is very glad to be a part of the vibrant community.
6 Challenge
Robert Meadows—Pursuing Opportunities
“I got busy doing things I didn’t do when I was younger.” That’s how Robert Meadows describes the changes in his life after he retired.
For one, Robert found his great love, music. Although he enjoyed music as a child and sometimes picked out tunes on the old upright piano in his home, he didn’t really start playing seriously until he found the bass guitar. Now he jams with a group every week and comes to the First-Wind photo: Stu Scott Band at the Senior Center to play.
“The Senior Center is a saving grace for me because it offers so much, and I’ve met so many very, very nice people here,” Robert smiles. “It also makes me think I can do more.”
That desire has led him to travel with the Center, first to Italy and then to Africa, as well as to become involved in the Writing for Pleasure Coffeehouse, which he very much enjoys. “We listen to each other, and we have a desire to learn,” he notes. “We are better students than when we were younger, more patient.”
His advice to other seniors? “Keep busy, as busy as you can be. Keep moving. I don’t think I am afraid of dying, but I want to keep living until I die.” He also advises seniors to look for opportunities to expand their horizons, opportunities like the ones he has found here. “When you share your life, you have more of it,” Robert believes. “If you don’t share it, it dwindles. I have had a rich, rich life.”
7 Contribute
Paul Jacob—Changing Misperceptions
After Paul Jacob retired from his career in architecture, he and his partner left their home in Tampa, FL, climbed into an RV, and went on the road. After two years, they drove to Charlottesville to attend the birth of his daughter’s third child. Before they could get back on the road, Paul’s partner became gravely ill and eventually passed away.
Paul started making a new life for himself in Charlottesville, but he was lonely. His daughter repeatedly encouraged him to check out the Senior Center, but Paul refused. “I just couldn’t see myself at a senior center. I imagined it was a place where old people sat around doing nothing but drooling.” Paul resisted for over a year, until he was so desperate to make friends he made himself visit the Center.
“When I walked into the Center, I was amazed! There was so much going on, lots of people joking and laughing. Everyone was friendly and helpful. I was convinced.” With that powerful first impression, Paul signed up the same day.
Paul tried many of the Center’s programs and day trips, but the thing that made the biggest difference for him was volunteering at the Welcome Desk every Thursday. He met lots of people and made many new friends.
It’s important to Paul to feel that what he is doing will have a positive impact. In addition to the Welcome Desk, Paul volunteers in a variety of ways. He serves on the Diversity & Inclusion Task Force, the Peer Review Committee, and is the Vice President of the Senior Council. This summer Paul is a co-chair of the Accreditation Task Force, community volunteers working towards the Center’s fourth consecutive national accreditation.
“The Senior Center has changed my life. I was almost ready to move back to Florida. I want people to know that seniors have hopes and dreams, we still think about the future. The Center has made a big impact, not just on my life but on the lives of everyone I’ve met here.”
8 Supporting Community
Volunteers Make A Difference
The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of UVA is the only museum outside of Australia “ dedicated to the exhibition and study of Indigenous Australian art. Our staff is small, so volunteer support is vital to accomplishing photo: Stu Scott our mission. Museum volunteers Joan Miller and Myra Shinkle
Two years ago we approached the Senior Center to see if it could help us with some of our volunteer needs. One of our biggest needs is for Gallery Attendants who welcome visitors and orient them to our unusual building and unique collection; they also answer phones and help with gift shop purchases. The position requires people who are reliable, interested in learning, and able to handle multiple tasks. Our visitors tend to be curious and diverse and are often world travelers, so our volunteers also need to be comfortable interacting with a wide variety of people.
Visitor surveys have told us that having a warm and welcoming person in this role has greatly improved their experiences at our museum. Thanks to this partnership with the Center, we now have two wonderful volunteers who take care of our front desk two mornings a week. The staff is deeply grateful to the Senior Center for helping us fill these crucial volunteer slots.
Fenella Belle Museum Educator Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection at UVA
photo: Stu Scott
9 Hours of service58,173 Center volunteers contributed to area nonprofits Valued at $1.4 Million Supporting 56 area nonprofits positively impacting people of every age
Janet M. Durrer Mary Jean Foss Robert H. Edgerton Lynette Fountain Thank You ... Brian & Clarece Edson Alice C. Frei Howard Ellis Paul & Kirstin Fritz Caroline Abdenour-Brown John Blum Maria Chavez Sue F. Erickson Jane Fruchtnicht Rebecca Adams-Oliver Betty L. Bollendorf Henry Wayne Clark Gabriel Esquivel Dana Fulk Marilyn Aho Rene Bond Tommy L. Clark Elizabeth Jones Evans Patricia E. Gadus Thomas & Elizabeth Allan Michael Bondi Patricia M. Cochran Rosemary Evans Jesse Gammon Barbara E. Allen Barbara R. Bonesteel Christy Cochran Brett & Emily Evans Wayne S. Gammon Seymour Allen Bonnie E. Bossi Alan Coe Mariana Evans Judy Gardner Beverly H. Almond Gabriella L. Bostian Anne Colgate Delton & Sandra Everton Elizabeth Garstang Gregory Anderson John & Deloris Bradshaw Todd Cone Hi and Molly Ewald Bruce J. Garretson John Anderson Alice Brady Timothy Conlon Doris E. Fair Marshall Gatlin June S. Andrews Jessie Branciforte Stephen W. Cooley Richard D. Faix Ted & Terry Gaudette Molly A. Anthony Susan D. Bremer Emma Cooper Albert N. Falcone Leslie Geer Janis N. Arave Linda Breslau Annie Copeland Drusilla F. Farley Joe & Sally Gieck Wayne Arrowood Fred Brick Eugene Corrigan Nancy F. Faulkner Mary Gilliland Patricia L. Asuncion Lois A. Brown Luke Crabtree Stephanie Fedder Christopher E. Gilliom Laurie Baber E. Richard Brownlee Jennifer Crews Nola Finney Vincent J. Giuliano Jeanmarie Badar Diane Brownlee Alan Culbertson Nancy Fischer Vern & Susan Goering Daniel C. Bain Mary V. Bryant Roger D. Cyr Margaret Fitch Judy L. Golden William A. Baker Katherine R Buchen Patricia M. Daniele Peter Fitch, IV Arlene H. Goodyear Joan S. Balian Mark R. Buckner Margery L. Danner-Roth Kenneth & Sandra Fizer Joan E. Gore Sandra Ballif Suzanne Burch Jonathan Davis Mark Fletcher Leon P. Gorman Mary A. Barnabei Pamela Jean Burke Mary Ann Dawson Sammy Barnes Matthew Burke Susan H. Dawson Tryon F. Bauer Gloria & John Burns Katherine Day Jervey P. Bauer Gordon C. Burris Gerard Deily John Bauer Sharon Ann Bush Karen Kreps DelGrosso Rose S. Beachy Lorraine W. Butler Joan P. DeLong Janet Beals-Orejudos Diane H. Cady Richard F. DeMong Donald Bean Barbara A. Cage Mair DeVoursney Elizabeth H. Bean Dorothy E. Cagley Alice L. DeWitt Elizabeth Davies Beasley John Campagnino Carol Diggs Michael P. Beck Judith M. Cangialosi Winnifred DiSandro Sharon W. Benser Wayne O. Cannon James H. Donahue Roger Bensey Louis H. Carr Wallace H. Downs Amy Berry Wendy S. Carroll Robert S. Drake Renuka M. Bhatt Peggy D. Carter Philip Dreilinger John S. Bias Norma Chadwick Mark & Margaret Dryer William L. Bickley Helen M. Chamberland Kathryn L. Dugger Eleanor A. Bishop Tommie S. Chambers Kirk M. Dunklee 10 Gerald Gene Granroth Mary A. Lederman Janet K. Overman Deanie Rucker Tracy D. Tedford Mary C. Grant Beth B. Lee Ruth M. Palmer Rodney Rullman Daphne E. Teegarden Juliane Gray Elizabeth Lewis Madison P. Park Julia M. Sakellarios Thomas J. Teisberg Ronna Gray Ginny Lindsey A.J. Parmiter Jennifer Salmon Tallulah Tepper Nancy C. Grim George Loper Glory Parrish Lindsay Salmon James L. Tew John Grimes Paul & Nora Loukides Ruth Parsons Jean Salter Larry E. Thomas Victoria B. Gullet Howard A. Lowenstein Betty Mae Pasternak Geraldine C. Sanders Tamela Thompson Michael R. Guthrie Matthew & Tricia Lucas Anne Patterson Bruce W. Saunders Richard G. Thurston Alma Lloyd Haar André Luck Phyllis L. Payne Rosalyn Pollack Saz Jane Tolleson Gordon & Linda Hahn Marilyn B. Lutz Lester S. Pearlstein Sara M. Scherping Ann R. Toms Heidi Hahn Bruce L. MacCall Joann M. Pearson Dawn Schultz Jessie Tosto Linda A. Halterman Barbara D. MacCluer Charles & Virginia Peale Stuart W. Scott JJ Towler Joseph & Joan Hanlon Joyce MacDonald Sarah Peaslee Brian Seal Clark Tracy Connie Harkins Elizabeth MacLeod G. Barry Pendleton Tomas Serrano Patricia Travers Jean Hart Leo Mallek Bruce Penner Richard A. Severin George H. Truxel James Hassmer Ken & Elaine Marino Linda Perez Isabel Shaffrey Leonard I. Tuchyner Margaret Haugen William F. Marley Jo Ann Z. Perkins Deanna D. Sheedy William & Elly Tucker Elaine R. Hauser Darryl Marshall Maria Peter Mary Ann Shelton Robert W. Tucker Kimberly K. Haynes George H. Martin Steven L. Peters Vaden Shields Delores E. Van Sheila R. Hazen Phebe E. Martin Eugene R. Philippi Myra Shinkle Malvika Venkatakaman Philip Hearne David Matula Lois A. Pitts Mary S. Shore Jorgen Vik Dawn Heneberry Mary Matzer Catherine F. Polly Linda Shuey Carly K. Vogel Mary Alice Hennigan James P. Maxwell William J. Porter Zohra Siddiqui Noelle Voges Ann M. Henofer Caroline C. McCleskey Gary T. Porter Michael D. Silverman William G. Vollrath Micheal Hill Jill McCollum Marie Portoghese Mary T. Simonette Chris Von Frieling D. Merrill Histand Hazel C. McDuffie Giovanna A. Potenza Sherry Sinard Jeffrey Wagner Edwin Hobson John M. McEuen Carolyn Powell Saloni Singh Marlene K. Walker Ruth Hogg Mildred E. McGrath Paula S. Price Leonard C. Sisk Robert L. Walker Jane B. Holbrook Mae McGrory Sara B. Price Margaret Slez Victoria X. Wang Shirleen F. Holden Sandy McIntosh E. Marshall Pryor Barbara A. Small Hilda Ward Ann M. Holeywell Patricia G. McKeown Juanita M. Purvis Isabel B. Smith Katherine M. Warren Timothy Holland Mary Ann B. McMahon Charlotte A. Pusey Joan Sours Kevin Watkins Betty M. Hopkins Cheryl Meade Gene Rabois Diana M. Souza-Castro Linda H. Weaver Julie Horne Robert N. Meadows Karen L. Ramsey Charles R. St. Clair Corinne Webb Patricia A. Huber-Fisher Janet B. Meistrell Lillian R. Ray Marianne Steffan Darien Wei Margaret Hughes Gregory & Christine Menke Mary Reaves Lynette Stegeman Taylor E. Welch Jean Kay Hunger Martin & Anne Meth John R. Redick Brenda F. Steigman Mildred Westbrook Beth B. Hyder Jarrett Millard William H. Reed Jan Stofberg Robert O. Whaley Roberta M. Hysell Linda Miller Sandra Reid Aloma Stone Jack D. Whitford Phyllis D. Jackson Joan W. Miller Loretta Reilly Ruth S. Stone Jane M. Whitworth John A. Jackson Robert Miller David S. Reynaud Thomas Stott Muriel D. Wiggins Robyn Jackson Patricia Mininberg Cheryl A. Ribando Kerwin C. Stotz Irene Wilcox Sylvia Jackson Jennie Sue Minor Elaine A. Ribando Larry R. Stremikis Jeanne Ann Williams Paul Jacob Lorraine M. Momper Margaret R. Rice Elizabeth Stumpf Debbie Willing Beverley Jacobs Dorothy J. Monty Paul T. Richards Evelina I. Suhler Joan B. Wilson Robert Jiranek Betty Moreland Dorothy H. Richards Richard J. Sundberg Kurt & Alana Woerpel David K. Johnson Mary P. Morgan Randy Rinehart Elizabeth D. Swamback Marguerite P. Young Pamela Johnson Bonnie G. Morton Matthew L. Ritger Grant T. Tabler Jean L. Zoumbaris Urs L. Kaestli Scott A. Morton Susan W. Roberts Virginia Tahboub Patricia L. Kalbfleisch Helen Ida Moyer Martha L. Roberts Carol P. Keese Caryl A. Mueser John A. Robichaud Marie Y. Keese Ella R. Murphy Margaret T. Robinson Gretchen L. Kelly JoAnn Murray Mildred Robinson Barbara Kessler Louis R. Myers JoAnn C. Robinson Hannah C. King Rose Myers J. Milo Robinson Jennifer L. King Patricia L. Newbury Frank Robinson Mary A. Kirby Jean C. Newland Anthony Robson Mike Kirkman Deborah Norton Delores Rocha Scott D. Kleinman Isolina Nunez-Anderson Jonathan & Yvonne Rockett Carol J. Koenig Daniel T. Nunziato Norma L. Rodriguez Nancy-Lee Y. Kozub Dennis O’Connor Barbara L. Rogers Arthur Louis Kreiner Garland Okerlund Sally Rogers Joe Krenn Harold Olinger Roseann M. Rosenberg Daniel N. Kulund Helen V. Oliver Kathleen Rosenfield Victoria Laboz Gilbert R. Orejudos Brian M Rothemich Fred S. Landess Robert Orton Gilbert & Virginia Roy Jane Lawton Martha S.G. Orton Bert Rubin If your name has been omitted in error, please contact Coordinator of Volunteer Resources Kimberly Haynes at [email protected] or 434.974.7756 so that we can make the ... for volunteering! correction. 11 Financial Data for Fiscal Year 2018 April 1, 2017–March 31, 2018 | Operating and Capital Campaign
The Senior Center receives no operating funds from local, state, or federal governments. The Center is sustained financially through diverse revenue streams from both philanthropy and earned income.
Revenue Contributions $1,786,205 * Membership Dues 217,128 Program & Travel 168,996 Grants 154,500 Fundraising Events 113,973 In Kind 88,557 Other 53,387 ** Rentals 52,562 Total revenue $2,635,308 * Includes $1,410,567 in temporarily restricted contributions to the Campaign for The Center at Belvedere, the Scholarship Fund, the Program Fund, and other capital projects. ** Includes investment returns, realized gains, and other miscellaneous items. Expenses Program Services $996,700 Fund Development 413,128 Administration & General 110,017 Total expenses $1,519,845
Assets Land & Facility $4,226,468 *** Cash & Cash Equivalents 1,246,497 Other 814,589 Seabrook Endowment 389,632 Total assets $6,677,186 *** Includes The Center at Belvedere property.
Liabilities & Equity Equity $6,507,923 Liabilities 169,263
Total liabilities & equity $6,677,186
Senior Center, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. EIN 54-0735666. Contributions are tax-deductible within the extent of applicable law. The independent audit conducted by Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates was unqualified. Both the audit report and IRS form 990 are available at seniorcenterinc.org or by request to Senior Center, Inc. The Center is 12 nationally-accredited, meeting all the fiscal standards of the National Institute of Senior Centers. Thank you for your commitment to improving life in our community for all ages. THANK YOU! The Senior Center gratefully acknowledges our Fiscal Year 2018 donors–the individuals, foundations, corporations and organizations who made philanthropic gifts over the period of April 1, 2017 through March 31, 2018. These contributors supported the Center’s Susan Smith Charles Ix Stillfield Fund I in the CACF Robyn & Brian Jackson operations, programs, scholarships, events, and facility, as Stony Point Design/Build, LLC Pam & Rob Jiranek well as the campaign for our future home. Their donations UVA Orthopedics Anne & Thad Jones included gifts of cash, grants, sponsorships, event tickets, Ann & Chris Von Frieling Linda & Mark Kastan Dr. James C. Walker Roy W. Kennedy and contributed goods and services. Watterson Foundation Valerie & Mike Kirkman Alana & Kurt Woerpel Melville & Mark Krebs FISCAL YEAR 2018 DONORS The Melville Foundation Sarah & Joe Krenn Chris & Greg Menke $1,000–$2,499 Fred S. Landess $25,000+ Jennie Sue Minor Anonymous Friends Dr. Anne Logan & Mark Logan Anonymous Friends Monticello Media Byrd Abbott Margaret & Bill Marley The Estate of Alice May Auciello John Nunley Tom Allan Lila & James Marshall Kakie Brooks & George Beller RoseWood Village Allen Family Charitable Foundation Jeanne M. McCusker CFA Institute Glenn W. Rust Nancy & David Bass Elizabeth D. Merrill Sally & Joe Gieck Jan & John Stalfort Peggy Boggs Betty & Leigh Middleditch Margaret & Andrew Hart The Standish Family Foundation Betty L. Bollendorf The Barbara Mincer Foundation Jan Karon Jane & Bob Whitworth Daniel and Nancy Brody Lisa & Don Morin Judy & Dick Nunley Charitable Fund in the CACF Helen Ida & LeRoy Moyer The Estate of Joanne M. Phillips $2,500–$4,999 Suzanne & Rob Brooks Caryl A. Mueser Pat & Steve Shawley Anonymous Friends Wendy & Jack Brown Ann & Carter Myers Mary Beth Smyth Albemarle Health & Rehabilitation Pamela J. Burke Paula & Rob Newcomb The Estate of Margaret A. Turner Center Maxine & Henry Burton Sandra Palumbo Virginia National Bank Elizabeth Allen Allan Richard A. Carpenter Ruth Parsons The Estate of Jon Beverly Whitlock Barrett-Johnson & Associates, CBRE Charlottesville Pete Paulson Woodson Charitable Trust Ameriprise Financial Norma Chadwick RAM Charitable Foundation Better Living Foundation Joanna & Derwood Chase Rebecca & James Riall $10,000–$24,999 Abbie Bishop Chase Investment Counsel Corporation Dorothy H. Richards 20th Century Merchants Fund Big Ray and the Kool Kats Sally & Don Clark Randy Rinehart in the CACF The Blake at Charlottesville Constance Hallquist Charitable Fund Virginia & Gil Roy Altria Companies Employee Rene Bond Stuart & Hunter Craig Jocelyn & Bruce Saunders Community Fund Dotty & Larry Brown Craig Builders Nancy & Bob Selden Anna M. Day Foundation Mary & Mark Brown Shirley Crehore* Pat & Steve Shawley Inez Duff Bishop Charitable Trust Diane & Dick Brownlee Joy & Pete Cross Clay Sisk I.J. & Hilda M. Breeden Foundation The Colonnades Culbertson Foundation Whitney & Anne Stone Foundation Cathcart Property Management Commonwealth Senior Living, LLC Janet & Jonathan Davis Robert F. Taylor Joseph and Robert Cornell Jennifer & Bobby Crews Barbara Deal Elly & Bill Tucker Memorial Foundation The Daily Progress Leslie B. Disharoon Ted and Linda Verhagen Fund Mary Jane & Kenneth Derby Davenport & Co. Margaret & Mark Dryer in the CACF Estelle W. Echols Linda* & Rich DeMong Sallie I. Duehring Vivian W. Wade The Heiner Family Fund in the CACF Emmanuel Episcopal Church The Dunstan Fund in the CACF Alison & Bernard Webb Home Instead Senior Care Hantzmon Wiebel LLP Vicky & Larry Eicher Betty and David Whitcomb Fund Huffman Family Fund in the CACF Kimberly & Sean Haynes Charlotte & Cliff Erickson in the CACF Alice Meador Dawn and Ted Heneberry Molly & Hi Ewald Kara Williams Deborah Norton Betty & Harold Hopkins Jean & Don Foss Trula & John Wright The Newsplex Phyllis D. Jackson Barbara J. Fried Rodney and Carol Rullman Jeanmarie Badar &photo: Jim Kauffman Stuart Scott Cynthia Furlong $500–$999 Peter M. Thompson Barbara & Jay Kessler Shirley A. Gallagher Anonymous Friends Carolyn & Joseph Warden Jennifer L. King Dr. Joe & Sally Gieck Fund in the CACF Kathy & Brandt Allen The Laurels of Charlottesville Audrey & Gus Goldsmith Beverly H. Almond $5,000–$9,999 Manning Family Foundation Margaret G. Granberry Barton Malow Co. Adelman Family Foundation McGuireWoods LLP Elizabeth Ireland Graves Foundation Betsy Bean The Bama Works Fund of Alice P. Meador Fund in the CACF Betsy & James Green Elizabeth & Bubba Beasley Dave Matthews Band in the CACF Barbara A. Millar Jolene C. Green Susan Bollendorf & Robert Broeksmit Better Living, Inc. Dottie & Michael Guthrie Kathleen & Robert Bond The Boar’s Head Inn Steven L. Peters The Rotgin Family Fund Marge Haugen Dr. Ayse Kudat Brown Marjorie & Gordon Burris in the CACF Suzanne Hildebrand Amy & James Browne Shirley & Bob* French Sentara Martha Jefferson Nancy Hunt Carol & Stephen Clarke Sharon & Bob Lorish Hospital Foundation Barbara Isaacs Thomas K. Connellan * Deceased 13 Leon P. Gorman III $100–$249 THE SUSTAINERS CIRCLE recognizes individuals who sustain the Center’s Betty & Larry Goss Anonymous Friends work every day through their commitment to make monthly contributions. Ann G. Grey Col. William E. Adams Margaret M. Grove Margie H. Adamson William A. Baker Russell M. Lafferty Kendra Hall Isolina Nunez-Anderson Betty L. Bollendorf Mary-Carolyn Lawson Amanda Hallstead & John Anderson Patricia C. Cook Margaret & Bill Marley Mel Haney Erma M. Anderson Larry & Vicky Eicher Bill McDermott Jean H. Hart Patricia Asuncion Brenda & Curtis Hathaway & George Phillips Kirstin M. Fritz Marjorie C. Ratcliffe Charlotte Henderson Joyce P. Atwood Hansie Haier Hedy R. Southard Elizabeth & Scott Hilles Michael P. Auciello Julie D. Horne Peter M. Thompson Jeannie & John Holden Jean Baker Claire A. Johnson Mildred & Robert Westbrook Sharon Celsor-Hughes & Charles Hughes Robin & Gerald Baliles Gretchen L. Kelly Doreen K. Wills* Mike Hunger Sandra Ballif John A. Jackson Mary A. Barnabei Carmon Jenkins Lizzie & Josh Batman Tom Crowell Volvo of Charlottesville Robert B. Keir Ruthe R. Battestin Davenport & Spigle Fund in the CACF Mildred & Bob Westbrook Bruce Keith Carl A. Bauske Diana Foster and Thomas H. Jones Fund Betty & Richard Worch Sharon & Donny Lainhart Maureen & Michael Beck in the CACF Suzanne Yeaman & Tom McQueeney David Lea, Jr. Carroll M. Berndt Elizabeth & Ed Dinwiddie Gina & Greg Yoder Mary & Byrd Leavell John S. Bias Honnor N. Dorsey Jennifer Lehman Stephanie D. Bickers Jeff Dreyfus & Bob Headrick $250–$499 Janice S. Linkous Tory Blackford Howard Ellis Anonymous Friends Marilyn B. Lutz Rose & Ralph Bledsoe Ann Etchison & Dr. Mark Miller Kittie Callaghan Abell Bruce L. MacCall Leon Blumreich & Jay Gammon Mr. & Mrs. John R. Faulkner Mary Louise & Dick Abidin Doris & Paul Mays, Jr. David Boisvert Judson Foster Carolyn & Bill Achenbach Janet Maupin & Bill McDermott Lula B. Bolden Kirstin & Paul Fritz Martha & Ward Anderson Peter Micheletti Karin Bonding The GE Foundation Carey & Rives Bailey Timothy P. Moran Judy & Thomas Boyd Nancy Graddy & Matthew Kahal William A. Baker Patricia & Stewart Nelson Pam & Lucius Bracey, Jr. Carolyn Graves & Richard Freedman Angela & Steven Batten Rosemary Nothwanger Alice Brady Great Eastern Management Company Jason Becton Virginia & Charles Peale Susan D. Bremer Connie & Gerald Hegemier Thomas L. Belt Eric Pfaff Bonnie Brewer Hill & Wood Funeral Service Sharon W. Benser Betty & James Phelan Lynne Brewer Julie D. Horne Barbara Boyd Mary & Jim Poole Ann M. Brightman Ann & L. Peyton Humphrey Melinda & Richard Brown Sally Powers Linda & Gary Brink Melva D. Jarrell Barbara A. Cage Carolyn Rader Linda M. Broadbent Janemarie & Don King, Jr. Melba & Brian Campbell John Rader Barbara B. Brown Mac Lafferty Michael Caplin Margaret H. Ray Lois A. Brown Dr. John L. Lanham Grace & Gene Carpenter John R. Redick Fund in the CACF Jacqueline Brownfield Debbie & Andy Lockman Janelle & Al Catlett Cynthia Rikhye William Buckley Diane & Howie Long Sheila & Tom Cervelloni Thomas Roberts Dorothy Blair Buschi Lynn & Larry Martin The Charles Fund Mildred Robinson Addeane Caelleigh Sally & Mike McEuen Meta T. Chisholm Lois & Dudley Rochester Mary Cail Gretchen & Michael McKee City of Charlottesville Adele Abrahamse Roof Keith W. Cain Terry Montgomery Patricia C. Cook Senior Center Apple Mac Group Betsy Glancy Carrier Sarah Neathery Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Senior Center Golf Group Michael E. Carter Marilynn & Gene Philippi Jane & Lindsay Dorrier, Jr. Mary & William Sihler Sara Cary Frank and Margaret Quayle Fund Dr. James A. Doull, Jr. Melissa & David Slutzky Anna M. Castle Mary W. Reiman Marilyn & Wallace Downs Charles H. Smith, Jr. Gen. Douglas E. Caton Karen & John Rowlingson Cheri & Jay Early Ruth M. Snyder Betty Cauthen Allison & Tom Schildwachter Peter Easter Hedy R. Southard Janet & Luciano Centini Sue Selden Rosemary “Sam” Evans & Kenneth Shade Betsy & Jay Swett Bevin & Vito Cetta Julie & Charlie Stamm Cecil Floyd, Jr. Dana & Shareef Tahboub Madeleine B. Chandler Ruth S. Stone Wendy Waldner Flynn Carol & Robert Tanner Dorothy S. Cluff Betty Strider Jean & Edmund Fording Judy & David Tobin Teresa M. Coffey Virginia & Sameer Tahboub Judy & Kerry Gardner Donna & Bob Tucker Julie M. Coiner Barbara Jean Turner Mary Gilliland Vicki & Jay Tutora Jennie & Jay Coleman Donna & Richard Vinal Mary & Calvin Collier Mary E. Walker Lena & Gene Corrigan Lucy & Ken Wallenborn Evelyn Cowles Mary & Bill Wardlaw Wendy & Jim Craig Warren Family Charitable Trust Judy & Tom Craig Scott Waskey Elizabeth Cranmer Nancy & Kevin Watkins Ruth C. Cross Susan Watts & Greg Smith Alison Cross Westminster-Canterbury of Roger D. Cyr the Blue Ridge Robert D’Angio Randi & Randy Whitlow Elisabeth & Alain Tammy Wilt & Angela Orebaugh DeMaynadier Adrienne & Keith Woodard Dennis and Ann Rooker The Worrell Collection Charitable Fund Michal C. Zuehlke Deborah & John Desmond Mary Loose DeViney Alice L. DeWitt Mary J. Dickens William Dickey, Jr. 14 Ineke & Bob Dickman Holly Mason THE 1180 SOCIETY recognizes individual philanthropic leaders who Dr. Larkin Dudley James F. McDaniel, Jr. make a significant impact on the Center by giving $1,180 or more Doris W. Dudley Marty & Bill McKechnie annually in unrestricted funds (January 2017–June 2018). Kelly Dye Elizabeth F. McLernon* Robin Eastham Barbara A. McMillan Donna Eddy Joanne & Robert McNergney Anonymous Friends Dr. James G. Kavanaugh, Jr. Margaret & Bob Edgerton Mary Lewis & Dan Meador Byrd Abbott Anne & Mark Logan William Ema Shelley & Mark Micali Elizabeth A. Allan Bill & Margaret Marley Sue F. Erickson Virginia & Tim Michel Jeanmarie Badar & James Kauffman Alice P. Meador Al Falcone Jarrett & Stephen Millard Nancy & David Bass Barbara A. Millar Stephanie Fedder Jeanette P. Mills Katherine Brooks & George Beller Ralph A. Miller Horace E. Fidler Barbara Mincer Abbie Bishop Jennie Sue Minor First Baptist Church Jayne Missel Rene Bond Don & Lisa Morin Nancy & Ron Fischer MKDM Nancy & Daniel Brody Ann & Carter Myers Margaret Fitch Dorothy J. Monty Suzanne & Rob Brooks Cathy & Jeep Newman Sandra & Ken Fizer Charles Wick Moorman Dotty & Larry Brown John Nunley Mary G. Flood Diane & Wayne Murphy Mary & Mark Brown Judy & Dick Nunley Jan & James Freeland Carolyn & John Nesselroade Pamela Jean Burke Edith Parker Dr. Peter Freeman Joyce & Richard Nunge Jeannie & Harry Burn Ruth Parsons Elizabeth E. Friberg Harriet M. Oakley Marjorie & Gordon Burris Pete Paulson Shirley & Don Fritz Dave Okst Richard A. Carpenter Rebecca & James Riall Pamela W. Gale Harold Olinger Norma Chadwick Dorothy H. Richards Elizabeth & Ed Gatewood Jim O’Reilly Hunter & Stuart Craig Virginia & Gilbert Roy Carolyn G. German Janet K. Overman Joy & Pete Cross Carol & Rodney Rullman June Gibson Walter A. Pace Jr. Barbara Deal Jocelyn & Bruce Saunders Mary Gilliland Martha Pace Linda* & Rich DeMong Pat & Steve Shawley Sylvia Gillespie Palmyra United Methodist Church Mary Jane & Ken Derby Clay Sisk Margaret Gilliland Marcy Parmiter Margaret & Mark Dryer Virginia & Sameer Tahboub Dr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Giuliano, Jr. Ashley Patel Sallie Duehring Robert F. Taylor Jean E. Glakas Dr. Brandy Patterson Vicky & Larry Eicher Peter M. Thompson Pat & Randy Gore & Dr. Richard Shannon Charlotte & Cliff Erickson Elly & Bill Tucker Grand Home Furnishings Phyllis L. Payne Jean & Don Foss Ann & Chris Von-Frieling Harriet Hoctor Groeschel France A. Payne Sally & Joe Gieck Vivian Wade Edgar J. Gunter Karen & Gustavo Pellon Audrey & Gus Goldsmith Dr. James C. Walker Linda & Gordon Hahn Teresa Pendleton Jolene C. Green Yvonne & John Watterson C & Alma Hall Charitable Trust Betty & Thomas Pitt Dottie & Michael Guthrie Alison & Bernie Webb Robert F. Harman Anne M. Pontuso Connie Hallquist & Brian Cowen David H. Whitcomb Jean C. Harper Altha M. Powell Marge Haugen Jane & Bob Whitworth Ethel C. Harris Juanita M. Purvis Dawn &Ted Heneberry Kurt E. Woerpel III Sheila R. Hazen Susan & James Quisenberry Betty & Harold Hopkins Trula & John Wright Frances & Stephen H. Helvin Marjorie C. Ratcliffe Phyllis D. Jackson Jon Hill Barbara Reid Dr. Jack Hirsch Judith Reigel & Mark Giles Elizabeth Stumpf Linda Hitchings Judy Rice Louise & Dickie Tayloe Up to $99 Anne D. Hopper Margaret R. Rice Dr. Kuldeep Teja Anonymous Friends Jeanne & Albert Huber Anna G. Riddervold Christine & Jerome Thalwitz Edwina I. Addison Inge Hull Marilyn & Timothy Riley Elsie & Mac Thompson, Jr. Elke U. Alikhan Roberta M. Hysell Kyra Ritter Kelly A. Thompson Ernest Allen, Jr. Barbara A. Isaacs* John A. Robichaud Merle Thompson Seymour Allen Lillie Y. Jackson Joanne Robinson Kitchie Tolleson Patricia Allinson Virginia R. James Aileen Runkle JJ Towler Bob & Margaret Andrews Esther & Robert Johnson Judith Rushia Sheila Trunzo Ed and Kay Ansell Phyllis & John Kattwinkel Rye Country Day School Martha & George Truxel Charles L. Antrobus Robert Kavanaugh Ellen & Stuart Saltzman Diane & Leonard Tuchyner Patricia S. Artinian Minnie Polly Kay Teri & Michael Seabrook Robert C. Vaughan III Helene Austin Georgia D. Kegley Aileen & Gary B. Selmeczi Saundra G. Venn Charlotte Bailey Mary Anne Kelly Lisa Sharp Erika & Robert Viccellio Chloe Ball Aileen Kelly Missy & Bill Shenkir Carly Jayne Walsh Elsie M. Barnd Kate & Buddy Kessler, Jr. Ginny & Vaden Shields Anthony J. Wasch, Jr. Ruth & Paul Barolsky Carole & Charles King Yvonne Shifflett Louise & Scott Wawner Cathleen & David Barton Andrew Kramer Sherry Sinard Linda H. Weaver Susan C. Bates Janet & George Larie Rae Rosvold Skinner Katharine A. Welch Joan P. Beckwith Marilyn Joyce Laughlin Peggy Slez Kelly West Dee G. Bedell Richard B. Laurance David C. Sloan Jack D. Whitford Joseph D. Bellacera Willa Lawall Mr. & Mrs. Edward Smith Sarah Wilcox-Elliott Karla K. Berger Lynelle & John Lawrence Joan & Robert T. Smith Rebecca H. Williams Carnice Lee Berti Philip D. Lawrence Jr.* Margaret Snoddy Peggy & Page Williams Mary Elaine Bickers Mary A. Lederman Susan Snyder & Robert Spekman Marilyn & Henry Williams III Joanne R. Billups Wendy W. Lester Sons of the American Legion Kate & George Williams Rae M. Black Cynthia & Mark Lorenzoni Joan T. Sours Lauren Wilson & Derek Questell A. Elizabeth Blankenship Nora & Paul Loukides JoAnne & Bill Speiden Mary T. Wilson Patricia Bottom-Delany Sharon & Larry Lugar Brenda and Bill Steigman Mickie & David Wood John Dekoven Bowen III Andrew Lynn Jodie A. Stevens Paul & Diane Wood Jessie Branciforte Greg MacDonald Grace M. Stillwell Betsy Woodard Joanne Breeden Marcia J. MacNaughton Jan & Leonard Stoehr Peta Wyllie Margaret & Jack Brennan Amelia C. Manning Thomas Stott Pamela Yursik June L. Brickwedde Beverly S. Maresca Barbara & Larry Stremikis Diana & Douglas Zanzot Carol & James Brinkerhoff Nicholas Marinelli Kendra Stribling Cecile Zinberg * Deceased 15 Heroes. Champions. Changemakers. Nancy & Peter Brooks Elena & Donal Day Richard Gooding Denise M. Kirchner Beverly B. Brown Veronica Deighan Patricia Goodloe & Arthur Arico Mary Elizabeth Knight Mary V. Bryant Gerard Deily Gerald Gene Granroth Carla & Bill Koch Peter M. Buchanan Joan P. DeLong Ronna Gray Joanne Kopp Grace R. Bull Glee Deodhar Nancy C. Grim Norma C. Kramer Marylee Bullock Margaret B. Devan Cheri & Joseph Grubb Eleanor & Kurt Kroeger Robert Burnett Lucille & Ken Digges Rita Gupta Doris & Fred Kuttesch Frances P. Burnette Anne M. Diggs Hansie Haier Marian Laman Eleanor Busa Doris J. Dowell Joan G. Hanlon Dorothy K. Lansing Sharon Ann Bush Jayleane Drucker Ronald Harmon Mary-Carolyn Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Byram Paul H. Drymalski Robert H. Harris Jane M. Lawton Mary-Catherine Calvert Ann D. Dunn Mittie & William Harvey Kristina Lawwill Etta Campbell Alison H. Dunscomb Harriet & Monte Hatfield Beth & Wendell Lee Joan G. Canevari Janet M. Durrer La Verne S. Hefren Dr. Leslie Durr & Dr. Mark Fletcher Peggy & Wayne Cannon Sue Ellis Dyar Audrey M. Heivly Charlotte & Jacob Levenson Elinor D. Capehart Alexa Dysch Beverly C. Hemmer Harry N. Lewis Mildred & Glen Henderson Joyce T. Lewis FRANCES JEAN ROBEY LEGACY SOCIETY recognizes individuals Charlotte & John Henderson Maryann & Thomas Lincoln who have included the Senior Center in their estate plans with Eldred H. Hendricks Dr. Richard Lindsay Maud B. Henne Shirley C. Lindsay a bequest or deferred gift, such as a charitable remainder trust, Laurin Henry Lottiemae & Derwood Littlefield or designation of the Center as the beneficiary of a retirement Karen A. Hinrichs Sandra & Galen Lloyd plan or life insurance policy. The Senior Center gratefully Wendy & Jay Hirsh Anne & Don Loach acknowledges the following donors’ commitment to ensuring Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hiss Marie Loth that the Center can offer our community opportunities for Jane Holden Alice N. Lucan healthy aging well into the future. (As of July 1, 2018) Kay & LeBron Holden Marilyn Klick MacGill Sheila & Harry Holsinger Elizabeth MacLeod Anonymous Friends Randy Rinehart Dr. Sharon Hostler Judith L. Mallory Elizabeth Allen Allan Dawn Schultz Bradford S. Howard, Sr. Mary B. Malone Alice Auciello* Rosemary Evans & Kenneth Shade Patricia A. Huber-Fisher Elizabeth A. Margutti Kimberlee Barrett-Johnson Peter M. Thompson Martha I. Hunt Denise Marrow Pat C. Cook The Estate of Margaret A. Turner Joan V. Hunt Lillian & Richard Marsden Carol Copeland Charles E. Walker, Jr. Carol Hurst & Jon Nafziger Cri & Jack Marshall Violet & Peter Crawford Bev Whitlock* Shaina M. Huynh Sharlet Massie Raymond E. East Jane M. Whitworth Amelia & Victor Hyer Novella* & William Mawyer Vicky & Larry Eicher Lillian & Tom Inge, Jr. Tracy M. McCauley William L. Ema If you have made a planned gift to Wendy & James Isbister Juanell McClung Hi Ewald benefit the Senior Center, we hope Paul Jacob Patricia & Tom McDonald Sally & Joe Gieck you will share that with us so we Beverley J. Jacobs Hazel C. McDuffie Betty Gore may thank you. We are happy to Anita J. Jacobson Carolyn Polson McGee & Gary McGee Inge Hull provide information about planned Noella F. Jane Mae McGrory Phyllis D. Jackson giving options. Please contact Barbara M. Johnson Avis McGuiggan Bruce Keith Philanthropy Director Kirstin Claire A. Johnson Josephine S. McLaughlin Jane M. Lynch Fritz at 434.974.7756 or Martha H. Jones Margaret K. McLean Ronald A. Mohr* [email protected]. Barbara Jones Celia E. McQuale The Estate of Joanne M. Phillips Ada Jones Tracy M. Meade Sandra C. Jones Dorothy A. Mellott Terri Lynn Jordan Lynette & Israel Menchero Patricia & Michael Caplan Mary Ensminger Dan and Lou Jordan Francis Meyer, Jr. Linda L. Cardella James Esposito Susan & Walter Karlau Elizabeth Michel Louis H. Carr Emily & Brett Evans Edith P. Kelly Daisy & David Moga Betsy R. Carr Sandra & Delton Lee Everton, Jr. Dr. Gretchen L. Kelly Julia E. Moore Isabell & John Carr Richard D. Faix Jane W. Kerewich Patricia Moore & Bryan Thomas Felix Carrera Barbara J. Febey Sonnia Kesser Julie Dawn Murphy David Cathcart Rose S. Fenton Bruce Kirchner Marsha Musser Kelly Ceppa Wayne and Elva Ferguson Carol L. Chandross Lucy Fielding Brown Joyce Chopra June Carter Foster Vincent C. Cibbarelli Gertrude J. Fraser Kathleen A. Clark Tobe Friedberg Dot & Tommy Clark Julia Fudala Nan & Raymond Clarke Joyce B. Fuller Shelby T. Clements Richard J. Funk Patricia M. Cochran Dianne Gagliano Mary Lilibet Coe Ramonde T. Gardner Sandra B. Cohen Nancy & Stevens Garlick Holly & Ed Connell Elizabeth & Michael Garstang Martha & Dwight Cragun Joyce S. Garver Shirley Crickenberger Janet I. Gassman Madison & Pat Cummings Janice & Ernest B. Gheen Patricia M. Daniele Donna G. Goings Pat & Ed Davis Edith Good 16 Martin Goodfriend Your support matters—a lot! Your contributions provided 63% Heroes. Champions. Changemakers. of funds needed to run the Center last fiscal year. Paul Myhre William R. Sommer Jean C. Newland Viv & Robert Spauls Patricia L. Asuncion Ben Greenberg Photography Jean Newsom Mary Louise Spear Daniel C. Bain Greenberry’s Coffee and Tea Dr. Philip I. Nieburg Mary Lee Spradlin Betsy Bean Barbara J. Guertin Sandra O’Brien & Donald Miller Charles R. St. Clair III Cheryl Bell Edgar J. Gunter Judith Ogborne Jane Steljes George A. Beller & Kakie S. Brooks Melton Haney Pamela Ohlendorf Nancy Kell Steward & Alan Steward Big Ray & the Kook Kats Jean C. Harper Mr. & Mrs. James E. Pace Scott Stinson Blue Ridge AV and Lighting E. Marie Hartless Arlene L. Page Virginia Stokes The Boar’s Head Inn Harvest Moon Catering Louis J. Panebianco Stoney Run LLC Betty L. Bollendorf Margaret Haugen Filofteia Paraski Anne & Benjamin Stoppe Susan D. Bremer Kimberly K. Haynes Glory Parrish Joni Stroud Carol E. Brinkerhoff D. Histand Dino C. Patel Deborah & Joseph Strzepek Faye Bunch Nancy Hunt Christine S. Patrick Sally Strzepek Bushman Dreyfus Architects Roberta M. Hysell Joann M. Pearson Christine Sweeters Lawrence D. Cabot Beverley Jacobs Lucy Byrd Pegau Randall D. Switz Ray Caddell, Big Ray and the Kool Kats Victor James Rebecca P. Pence June Tate Katherine H. Canter Sam Johnson Jackie Peters Daphne E. Teegarden Linda L. Cardella Anita Jones Susan Ordway Pfaltz Susan Temple Barbara Cauthorn Gretchen L. Kelly Estelle S. Phillips Skip & Chuck Tewksbury Rose Lane Cavalca Christine S. Kennedy Ruth Picker Gwen L. Thabet CFA Institute Albert M. Kohn Jacquie & John Pickering Rebecca L. Thomas Helen M. Chamberland Sarah & Joe Krenn Sue Brown Pickett Bobbie & Ronald Thompson Madeleine B. Chandler The Kroger Company Jerry L. Plisko Ms. Ann Thornber Roxanne Chandler Sandra Layman Marilyn A. Poris Maria & Raymond* Timmerman The Chandler Law Group Carol A. Little Susan Raupp Carol S. Tormey Faye R. Reed Patricia Travers Linda Renfroe Mary F. Trimpe Gloria Rennolds Mary & Lawrence Tropea, Jr. Robert J. Ribando Marion S. Turk Kathy & Wayne Riddle United Way - Thomas Jefferson Area Dawn B. Rigney Sam Uppala Barbara E. Ritter Karen Viar Regina Rivello Jo Vining Judith C. Robertson Renee & Bill Vollrath Robertson Electric Hilda Ward William J. Robinson III Dr. Bertram Warren, Jr. Anthony E. Robson Kathy Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Root Violet H. Watson Mary Ropka Anne M. Wayne Cecelia Rosenberg Kenneth Wells Stanislaw Roslan Littlepaige Wemple Anne M. Russell Cynthia Westley Marion & Mitchell Sams John O. Whitehead Lois & Claude Sandy Mary Whittlesey Anne & Paul Sartori Joanie Widomski Jo Anne Currie Live Arts Cherie R. Scherzinger Margaret & Lloyd Willis The Daily Progress Larry E. Lugar Florence C. Schmidt Doreen K. Wills* Patricia M. Daniele Tom Lull Ruth Schulder Barbara, Glenda, and Randy Wills Kerry Desch Marilyn Mars Kate & Howard Schwadron Sharon I. Woltz Carolyn H. Dickinson Matthews Development Company Ziva Schwartzman Lucille & C. Grayson Wood Leslie B. Disharoon Perrie H. May Joanne Scott Carol A. Woodhouse-Hanse Sally Pecora Dunn Thomas J. McDonald Karin Scott Lorraine & Larry Wyant Nellie Durham Michael R. McKee Anne B. Scott Joe Wynne Michael G. Ely Betty G. Middleditch Rich Severin David Zackowski Marla D. England Michie Tavern Karen Shank Antonia Zappone Rosemary Evans Faith M. Minyard Gaynell & John Sharp Jeanne A. Zearley* Pam Faircloth Terry Montgomery Beth E. Shatin Jean L. Zoumbaris Priscilla A. Faxon Monticello Country Ballooning Ann E. Shelton Mary E. Fisher Monticello Media Suzanne S. Sheppe GIFTS IN KIND & DONATIONS TO Margaret Fitch Dorothy J. Monty William Sherman YARD SALE include donations of Lora Fitzgerald Glenn Yeoman Moody Julia Shields Marcia Fleming Karen L. Morris Georgiana L. Shobris goods or services that are used at Patricia A. Ford David L. Morris Margaret & Fred Sibley the Center and for Center events Jean Foss Ann T. Myers Zohra Siddiqui like the annual Grand Gala, as well The Fresh Market The Newsplex Martha Lee Sikes as contributions of goods to sell at Kirstin Fritz Colten Noakes Martha E. Sinden volunteer-led yard sales to raise Shirley A. Gallagher Harold Olinger Senior Center Singles Schmooze funds for the Center. Judith Gardner Luke Omand & Kristina Koutrakos Allison & John Sleeman Claire Gargalli Omni Charlottesville Hotel Betty O. Smallwood Anonymous Friends Gearhardts Fine Chocolates Orpha Productions, LLC Carol & William* Smith Kittie Abell Mary Gilliland Patcha Thai Massage & Spa John Snyder Elizabeth A. Allan Glass House Winery Paisley & Jade Kate Soderman AmazInk Wildlife Art Audrey A. Goldsmith * Deceased 17 Park Life Photography Al Falcone Florence B. Pitts by: Elizabeth MacLeod Posh Pets Supply Co. The First and Second Wind Bands and are creating life-changing opportunities for seniors. Sally Powers The Flashbacks R.E. Lee & Son Inc. You Shirley A. Crehore by: Anonymous Friends Carolyn Rader by: Veronica Deighan Red Apple Auctions Co. City of Charlottesville Margie Adamson Larry G. Richards Sandra W. Everton Mary A. Barnabei Joan Cabell Kelly Ritz First Baptist Church Margaret Brennan by: Margaret Haugen Sybil Robertson Bruce MacCall Edward Hogshire Jarrett & Stephen Millard Maxine Lorence Sandra Campbell Kent Schlussel by: Margaret & Lloyd Willis Diana M. Seay Palmyra United Methodist Church Catherine C. Popp Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Sons of the American Legion, Carolyn Rader Werner Cohrs Kenneth R. Shade Squadron 74 Martha L. Roberts by: Albert N. Falcone The Shebeen Pub & Braai Marion S. Turk Susan W. Roberts Westminster-Canterbury of Richard L. Self Lonnie B. Dickens John F. Simonette by: Mary J. Dickens Stinson Vineyards the Blue Ridge Martha Lee Sikes Janet St. Pierre Jane M. Whitworth William Taylor Linda DeMong The Shops at Stonefield Martha S. Fruehauf Bobbie J. Thompson by: Rich DeMong Glenn E. Stoner by: John D. Lanham Judi Tonti Marge Haugen Lawrence G. Taff Jean B. Turrentine Charles Gagliano Kathy Walker Andrew Davis Jane R. Tolleson by: Al Falcone Mary E. Treadway by: Dianne Gagliano Marge Woolheater Virginia Tent Rental Sally & Joe Gieck Peter Thompson Ivy Holland James C. Walker by: The Culbertson Foundation by: Robert & Erika Viccellio by: Senior Center Golf Group Cynthia Walsh Anne Washington Paul Jacob Kitchie Tolleson Russell Hildebrand Sally A. Watson by: Sonnia Kesser by: Mac & Elsie Thompson by: Susan Hildebrand Linda H. Weaver Pat Jensen Anne Wayne Thomas B. Hennessee White Hall Vineyards by: 20th Century Merchants Fund by: Margaret & Lloyd Willis by: Elizabeth H. Bean Nancy Whitman & Robert Campbell of CACF Jane M. Whitworth Jane Whitworth William R. Isaacs Whole Foods Market James Timothy Kauffman by: Jarrett and Stephen Millard by: Barbara Isaacs Martha Wiese by: Mr. James M. Kauffman and Carrie Johnson Jeanmarie Bader Kara Williams Williams Mullen Law Firm by: Chloe Ball by: Margaret Haugen David Wishingrad Larry McElwain Marion Lee Sams by: John L. Lanham Joe Wynne Peter M. Thompson WE HONOR AND REMEMBER by: John O. Whitehead Jennie Sue Minor James L. Kelly In Fiscal Year 2018 (April 1, 2017– by: Patricia Bottom-Delany GIFTS IN MEMORY OF … by: Aileen Kelly March 31, 2018), the Senior Center was honored to receive the Lesley Myers Nina Adams Beverly Larson by: Mr. James M. Kauffman and by: Senior Center Golf Group by: Senior Center Golf Group following tribute gifts celebrating Jeanmarie Bader friends, family, and Senior Center Alice Auciello “Boots” McCauley connections. Brenda and James Myers by: Elizabeth Allan by: Senior Center Golf Group by: Mr. James M. Kauffman and Michael Auciello Novella Mawyer GIFTS IN HONOR OF … Jeanmarie Bader Elizabeth H. Bean by: Betty Bollendorf Alice Brady May & Ruthie Beasley Senior Center Staff & Volunteers Caryl A. Mueser June L. Brickwedde Peter Thompson by: Elizabeth Davies Beasley by: Alexa Dysch Joan P. DeLong Betty Bollendorf The Senior Center Sallie I. Duehring Margaret Mahoney by: Susan Bollendorf by: Ann Dorsey Horner Albert N. Falcone by: Mary Louise Spear Margaret Haugen Branchlands Property Owners Melissa and John Schrock Susan Marcell Mary Knight by: Rye County Day School Association by: Mr. James M. Kauffman and Stephen E. Millard by: Nancy Hunt Jeanmarie Bader Caryl A. Mueser James Michael Dot Cagley, Line Dancing Instructor Clay Sisk’s Birthday: Anne M. Pontuso by: Harriet M. Oakley by: Melva D Jarrell by: The Senior Center Dorothy H. Richards Senior Center Singles Schmooze Apple Mac Group Peter M. Thompson James Paton & Mary V. Paton Mildred Westbrook by: Eric Pfaff Doreen K. Wills* Jean L. Zoumbaris Gerda Pirsch by: Betty L. Bollendorf James “Jim” Berry Lois A. Brown by: Anonymous Ed and Holly Connell Patricia G. Berry Jay W. Hirsh Dorothy H. Richards Harry F. Holsinger Peter M. Thompson Mary A. Lederman Steven G. Bantz Dorothy H. Richards by: Jeanmarie Badar & Fred Sibley James M. Kauffman William C. Pace Paula Boblitz by: Martha Pace by: Marylee Bullock James Paton and Mary Vance Paton Dale Chadwick by: Eric Pfaff by: Norma Chadwick Don Parsons George Cross by: Ruth Parsons 18 by: Senior Center Golf Group are creating life-changing opportunities for seniors.
Patricia L. Pullen Ronald C. Byram by: James M. Kauffman & Linda L. Cardella Jeanmarie Badar Norma Chadwick Madeleine B. Chandler Elizabeth Seabrook Raymond L. Clarke by: Michael & Terry Seabrook Robert D’Angio Robert Sears Joan P. DeLong by: Al Falcone Doris W. Dudley Larkin Dudley Wanda C. Setzer Sallie I. Duehring by: Jan Karon Janet M. Durrer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Severin, Jr. William L. Ema by: Richard A. Severin Delton Lee Everton Ronald E. Fischer Elaine Silburn Margaret Fitch by: Al Falcone Nancy C. Grim Peter Stark: Margaret M. Grove by: Margaret Haugen Jean C. Harper Senior Center Golf Group Margaret Haugen Kimberly K. Haynes Randolph Wade Sheila R. Hazen Capital Campaign for by: Vivian Wade Eldred H. Hendricks Jean Wilhelm Jay W. Hirsh The Center at Belvedere by: Peter Thompson Julie Horne Includes gifts and pledges in support of our vision for the future of Roberta M. Hysell healthy aging in the Charlottesville region. (As of July 1, 2018) James M. Williams John A. Jackson by: Jean Glakas Phyllis D. Jackson Doreen K. Wills Virginia R. James $2,000,000 and Above Edith H. Parker by: Helene Austin Melva D. Jarrell Albemarle County Mary Beth Smyth Elizabeth H. Bean Minnie “Polly” Kay Hunter J. Smith Betty* & David Whitcomb Betty L. Bollendorf Jane W. Kerewich Mary V. Bryant Dorothy K. Lansing $1,000,000–$1,999,999 $25,000–$49,999 Michael Caplin Willa Lawall Anonymous Friends Anonymous Friends Michael Carter Mary A. Lederman City of Charlottesville Elizabeth A. Allan Norma Chadwick Marilyn B. Lutz Better Living Foundation Evelyn Cowles Judith L. Mallory $500,000–$999,999 Rene Bond Craig Builders Richard G. Marsden Anonymous Friends Maxine & Henry Burton Alison Cross Doris S. Mays Sally & Joe Gieck Margaret & Andrew Hart Donal Day Hazel C. McDuffie Genan Foundation Ann W. Horner Albert N. Falcone Jennie Sue Minor Jan W. Karon Judith Gardner Terry Montgomery $250,000–$499,999 Barbara A. Millar & Peter M. Thompson Kendra Hall Julia E. Moore 20th Century Merchants Fund of CACF Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Central Robert F. Harris Caryl A. Mueser Millie & Rip Cathcart Virginia Margaret Haugen Julie Dawn Murphy Perry Foundation, Inc. The Estate of Joanne M. Phillips Dorothy H. Richards Rebecca P. Pence Woodson Charitable Trust The Reserve at Belvedere Robertson Electric Susan Ordway Pfaltz The Stalfort Family Aileen Runkle Jerry L. Plisko $100,000–$249,999 Standish Family Foundation – Edward Smith Juanita M. Purvis Anonymous Friends Mrs. Elizabeth Sackson Kelly West Carolyn Rader Estate of Mrs. Janie Caldwell Tiger Fuel Company Robert E. Westbrook Regina Rivello Charlottesville Parking Center, Inc. Wells Fargo Rebecca Williams Adele A. Roof Lynne D. Conboy Ceil & Kenneth M. Wheeler Barbara, Glenda & Randy Wills Bruce W. Saunders Phydele “Toni” Ehrlich* The Estate of Jon Beverly Whitlock Cherie R. Scherzinger Estate of Martha B. Lowrance Roberta Bell Williamson Anne R. Waldner Sue Selden Chris & Greg Menke by: Wendy Waldner Flynn Zohra Siddiqui Julia & Richard Nunley $10,000–$24,999 Jon Beverly Whitlock Sherry Sinard Pat & Steve Shawley Anonymous Friends by: Margie H. Adamson Martha E. Sinden Estate of Margaret Turner Willis F. Abbey* Elizabeth Allan Betty O. Smallwood Estate of Lorraine Wallenborn Jeanmarie Badar & James M. Kauffman Joyce P. Atwood Joan T. Sours Phil Wendel Estate of Gene B. Barnes Jean Baker Hedy R. Southard Douglas Wheeler Kimberlee & David Barrett-Johnson William A. Baker Ruth S. Stone Estate of Thomas F. Wingfield I.J. & Hilda M. Breeden Foundation Elsie M. Barnd Bobbie Jean Thompson Marjorie & Gordon Burris Elizabeth H. Bean Peter M. Thompson $50,000–$99,999 Joy & Pete Cross Stephanie Bickers JJ Towler Anonymous Friends Anna M. Day Foundation Eleanor A. Bishop Patricia Travers Estate of Alice Auciello Estelle W. Echols Lula Bolden Mary F. Trimpe Patricia & James* Berry Jolene C. Green Betty L. Bollendorf Chris Von Frieling Katherine S. Brooks & George A. Beller Constance Hallquist & Brian Cowan Alice Brady Mildred Westbrook The Charles Fund Estate of Margaret “Peggy” Harris Joanne Breeden C. Grayson Wood Barbara Fried Dawn & Ted Heneberry Lynne Brewer Richard J. Worch Heiner Family Fund Home Instead Senior Care James Brinkerhoff Jean L. Zoumbaris Huffman Family Fund of CACF Robyn & Brian Jackson Mary V. Bryant Alice P. Meador Barbara & Jay Kessler Marylee Bullock * Deceased 19 photo: Stuart Scott photo: Kitty* & Fred S. Landess Zohra Siddiqui Mental Health Services Fund of CACF Martha Lee Sikes Norma & Joe Miller Sherry Sinard Ann & Carter Myers Sandra Smith Deborah Norton Julie & Phil Sparks Mary P. Reese* Chuck St. Clair Rotgin Family Fund of CACF Brenda & Bill Steigman Carol & Rodney Rullman Ruth Stone Jocelyn & Bruce Saunders Elsie & W. McIlwaine Thompson, Jr. Susan E. Smith George Thompson Virginia Tahboub JJ Towler Virginia National Bank Diane & Leonard Tuchyner Carolyn & Joseph Warden Donna & Bob Tucker Jane & Bob Whitworth Jean B. Turrentine Woodard Properties Judith H. Walker Susan E. Watts $5,000–$9,999 Laura & Richard A. Wessel Byrd W. Abbott Mildred & Bob Westbrook Margaret “Peggy” Boggs Jackie & Eric Martin Mary Loose DeViney Leslie & Harvey Wilcox David Bowerman Betty Lou Middleditch Alice L. DeWitt Jean & Morton Wilhelm* Robert D. Brugh* Ralph A. Miller Linda Hankins Dukes Pamela & Richard Wingrove Barbara Cannon Ronald A. Mohr Lisa Eorio & Cliff Maxwell Mickie & David Wood Lena & Gene Corrigan Lisa & Don Morin Christine & Brad Eure Elizabeth Woodard Pam Dolgin & Robert Rushia Paula & Rob Newcomb Patricia A. Ford Worrell Collection Julia & Jim Dunstan Linda G. Perriello June Carter Foster WW Associates Emmanuel Episcopal Church R.E. Lee & Son Inc. Jesse Gammon Jean L. Zoumbaris Christine Fleckles & Edwin Linn Rushia Southern Development Homes Nancy Grim Cecil R. Floyd, Jr. JoAnne & Bill Speiden Dottie & Michael Guthrie Gifts In Kind Mary Lynn Fowler Arthur Thorn Marge Haugen Barb Wired LLC Shirley & Bob* French Susan Tice & Charles A. Grossmann Dana & Bill Henderson Kakie Brooks & George Beller The GE Foundation Elly & Bill Tucker Jeanne Hoerr Bushman Dreyfus Architects, LLC Gwathmey Memorial Trust Linda & Ted* Verhagen Kay & LeBron Holden Melba & Brian Campbell Hewitt Family Fund of CACF Ann & Chris Von Frieling Suzanne & Willie Holt Christine & Brad Eure William L. Hodson Vivian Wade Anne D. Hopper Claire Gargalli Betty & Harold Hopkins James C. Walker Diane E. Huntley Constance Hallquist & Brian Cowan Lucy & Robert Huff Watterson Foundation Phyllis D. Jackson Glorious Foods Catering Sharon & Robert Lorish Randi & Randy Whitlow Robyn & Brian Jackson Harvest Moon Catering Lila & James Marshall Alana & Kurt Woerpel Patricia B. Jensen Robyn & Brian Jackson Randolph R. Rinehart Georgia D. Kegley King Family Vineyards Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates Up to $999 Gretchen L. Kelly The Lodge at Old Trail Judith Rushia Anonymous Friends Laura & Jonathan Keohane Matthews Development Company, LLC Jane R. “Kitchie” Tolleson AARP Chapter 192 Denise Kirchner Larry McElwain Lucy & Ken Wallenborn Abidin Family Fund of CACF Arthur Louis Kreiner Alice Meador Carol & Jack Weber Fund at CACF Margie H. Adamson Sarah & Joe Krenn Betty Lou Middleditch Carol D. Aldridge Debbie & Tim Lee Lisa & Don Morin $1,000–$4,999 Sandra E. Awad Susan W. Lewis Linda Perriello Anonymous Friends Jean Baker Ryan & Jack Looney The Reserve at Belvedere Kay & Ed Ansell Mary A. Barnabei Joan & Carleton Luck Julie & Phil Sparks Elizabeth H. Bean Barbara & Clark Baumbusch Sharon & Larry Lugar Drew Holzwarth & Bocock/Hitz Fund at the CACF Elizabeth Davies Beasley Marilyn Lutz Stanley Martin Homes Lynn A. Bradley Carnice Lee Berti Lillian P. Marsden Jane R. “Kitchie” Tolleson Diane & Dick Brownlee Joanne & William Bickley Helen & Henry Minich Virginia National Bank Patricia C. Cook Donna Boetger Faith Minyard Virginia Tent Rental Crafty Ladies of the Senior Center Lula B. Bolden Judy M. Mitchell White Hall Vineyards Craig Builders Betty L. Bollendorf Caryl A. Mueser Alana & Kurt Woerpel Linda* & Richard DeMong Alice Brady Jon O. Nafziger Anne Worrell & The Worrell Collection Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Elise K. Brigham Joyce M. Nunge Program Suzanne J. Brooks Cynthia & Ronald Pack If you find any errors in these Dutch & Penny Dorschel Foundation Lois A. Brown Morgan Peyton acknowledgments, please contact Caroline & Ray East Mary V. Bryant Carolyn Rader Philanthropy Director Kirstin Fritz Albert N. Falcone Pamela Jean Burke Sara D. Rafferty at [email protected] or Jean & Donald Foss Barbara Cage Jan & John Redick 434.974.7756 so that we can make Kirstin & Paul Fritz Linda & Frank* Cardella Kathleen & Wayne Riddle the correction in our files. Elizabeth & Edwin Gatewood, Jr. Norma & Dale* Chadwick Susan W. Roberts Joan & Luther* Gore Jeanne & Phil Chase Virginia & Gilbert Roy Pat & Randy Gore Janice Circle Mary Anna Rushia* Betsy & Jim Greene Carol Copeland Sandra C. Russell Janet & Cole Hendrix Violet & Peter Crawford William Satterthwaite Suzanne Hildebrand Dorothy Cuff Allison & Tom Schildwachter James Hollifield Culbertson Foundation Dawn Schultz Katherine Hollifield* Georgia S. Davidson Diana M. Seay Barbara* & Bill* Issacs Faye M. Davis Senior Center Party Bridge Group Bruce Keith Pat & Ed Davis Senior Statesmen of Virginia Jennifer L. King Agnes M. DeBellis Mary S. Shore Marbrook Foundation
20 * Deceased The Center at Belvedere
As of July 2018
Thanks to you, we have raised $12,500,000 in gifts and pledges toward the Phase I campaign goal of $18,000,000!
Our plan is to break ground by the end of this year. Community support now will make that a reality, allowing us to take advantage of better weather, save considerably on construction costs, and open within 14–16 months.
BUSHMAN DREYFUS ARCHITECTS PC Main Entrance LIFESPAN DESIGN STUDIO, LLC PRAY DESIGN ASSOCIATES 7/9/18
In April, the site plan was submitted to Albemarle County for review. We are working with the County to receive necessary approvals this fall.
Bushman Dreyfus Architects and its team of designers are working in conjunction with our general contractor Barton Malow to finalize designs. This community treasure will include a 47,500-square-foot building with generous greenspace.
We have new visual branding for The Center at Belvedere as we move into the next phase of the campaign and onto groundbreaking.
Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT) has committed to having a bus stop at the front door of The Center at Belvedere in addition to the current JAUNT service.
BUSHMAN DREYFUS ARCHITECTS PC Atrium LIFESPAN DESIGN STUDIO, LLC PRAY DESIGN ASSOCIATES 7/9/18 Hi Ewald • President Greg Menke • Vice President Board of Dick Brownlee • Treasurer Rene Bond • Secretary Directors Elizabeth D. Beasley FY18 Gordon Burris Jonathan Davis Kittie Abell • Campaign Director Richard DeMong LaMarké Chapman • Custodian/Event Facilitator Jean Foss Staff Jennifer Ayers Crews • Program Director Joe Gieck FY18 Tamaine Curry • Facilities Coordinator Michael Guthrie Alexa Dysch/Emily Evans • Philanthropy Coordinator Rob Jiranek Margaret Fitch • Program Coordinator Carol Keese Kirstin Fritz • Philanthropy Director Jennifer King Judy Gardner • Member & Guest Relations Coordinator Mike Kirkman Linda Hahn • Travel Coordinator Joe Krenn Bridget Harrison • Marketing Assistant Steven Peters Kimberly Haynes • Coordinator of Volunteer Resources Mildred Robinson Scott Hilles • Finance & Operations Director Virginia Tahboub Virginia Peale • Marketing & Communications Director Bill Tucker Deborah Poage • Administrative Assistant Kurt Woerpel Peter Thompson • Executive Director
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