The Wing Newsletter 2018

BEYOND

IN THIS ISSUE: 50 Years and Beyond PG. 3 50 New Exhibit Lore Re-Imagined: Shadows of Our Ancestors PG. 6

A Conversation with YouthCAN PG. 8 New Exhibit Wham! Bam! Pow! Cartoons, Turbans, and Confronting Hate PG. 9 Up Close with A Dragon Lives Here PG. 10

Supporter Spotlights PG. 11 A Message from the Executive Director BOARD OF TRUSTEES Casey Bui, Co-President Ellen Ferguson, Co-President Katherine Cheng, Vice President When you feel an injustice, it stays with you. At first we could not get people to Mimi Gan, Secretary Bruce Brundige, Treasurer come out to share their stories. Sometimes when you experience something so Gloria Lung Wakayama, Past President horrific in life, those feelings stay with you and they are so raw, that to bring them Tera Beach Sai Chaleunphonh back up means to relive that painful experience. Kenyon S. Chan Nanette Fok – Sally Yamasaki, co-coordinator of Executive Order 9066: 50 Years Before and 50 Years Jamie Ford Louie Gong After, the 1998 exhibit on the WWII Japanese American incarceration experience Bo Lee Judd Lee Patricia Norikane Logerwell Donna Lou Executive Order 9066 was a pivotal exhibit for the Wing Luke Paul Mar Museum. It was the first time we turned to the community as Midori Matsui Maya Mendoza-Exstrom owners of their stories– a community-driven approach that JoAnn Mills would put the Museum on the map as a national model. It was Victor Mizumori the first time many in our Japanese American community even Jill Nishi Savitha Pathi considered scratching the surface of buried memories. They Michael Shiosaki revealed how imprisonment for 3 ½ years on the basis of race Diane Sugimura Mark Takagi forever changed their lives. My dad, incarcerated at Minidoka, Judy Tobin wrote in his own obituary that the anger has faded, but the Larry Yok bitterness and humiliation remain. The Wing Luke Museum STAFF exhibit, for Dad and his community, broke open the shame and personally validated their Ablao II, Roldy truth and life on museum walls Baltan, Josie Buter-La Rue, Jennifer Chan, Heather Such pivotal moments– sometimes planned, sometimes unexpected – have shaped The Chan, Justine Wing from our namesake’s dream into what it is today. This year, as we celebrate the Chan, Mimi Chan, Vivian 50-year journey, we look forward and envision a future for the Museum beyond 50 where: Chinn, Cassandra Deegan-Williams, Taylor • Everyday people are empowered to share their stories so their voices are heard and Fisher, Bridene included, even in the textbooks. Fisher, Robert Gupta, Rahul • Young Asian Pacific Americans have the confidence to dream big and the skills to Hayashi, Marie (Maya) Hom, John guide their future. Huang, Olive Kim, Myung-Ju (June) • The Chinatown-International District neighborhood thrives while maintaining a Kumata, Michelle strong and authentic Asian Pacific American presence amidst gentrification and Li, Annie Lityouvong, Jintana change in our city. Mejia, Shaun Nguyen, Christina With your support, The Wing is working toward this vision. New exhibits and educational Nguyen, Doan programs will unfold over 2018. And for our neighborhood, we know change is coming. We Nguyen, Tramy Onzuka, Rayann want the people who live, work, and sleep here to be partners in the change. We’re glad to Phouleuanghong, Somchay be a cultural anchor for this effort. Plemitscher, Alex Ramey, Madison Roden, Jeannette Here’s to all that’s ahead, and we look forward to shaping the next 50 with you. Salathe, Julie Sharma, Rushil Shen, Charlene Mano Shimizu, Chrissy Somer, Deyland Su, Margaret Takekawa, Beth Tsuchikawa, Troy Beth Takekawa, Executive Director Ugalino, Auriza Urabe, Shannon Vichayapai, Nina Wheeler, Katherine (Wren) Wilke, Amanda Wong, Ann Wong, Donald Woodward, Mikala Yamamoto, Gary

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1 FULL COLOR

WOOF! IT’S THE YEAR OF THE DOG! By artist Siwen Tao and Bolun Yang of Qin & Qin Paper Art

Dog years: 1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018

Famous Dogs: Confucius, Michael Jackson, Queen Latifah, Andre Agassi, Jane Goodall, Madonna, Ellen DeGeneres, David Bowie, Steven Spielberg, Justin Bieber

Characteristics of people born in the Year of the Dog: Devoted, responsible, sincere, smart, likeable, cautious, playful, reliable.

2018 Year of the Dog 2018 YEAR OF THE DOG COLORING CONTEST GRAND PRIZE: $800 gift card to The Bellevue Collection DOG ONLY Plus 12 additional winners! Get FREE kids admission and ½ price for accompanying

CONTEST ENDS MARCH 31,(see 2018 reverse AT side for5:00 details) PM! adults with contest entry! participant present.

Must be submitted with child VOTE ONLINE Coloring Contest APRIL 13–24! Thank You Judges will be selecting 12 Honorable Mentions (who will BLACK & WHITE receive Woodland Park Zoo Fun Packs). From those 12, the winner will be determined by online voting from April and Welcome 13–24th, for the grand prize of $800 gift certificate from The Bellevue Collection and membership to The Wing. Many thanks to

Artist’s Age Date of visit Follow us on social media or check back on the website to The Wing Misun Chung To be filled out by museum staff (wingluke.org/coloring-contest) for more details and to vote. Gerrick, who recently completed her third term as a @winglukemuseum Trustee. Prior to Misun’s work on the Board, she was job captain for the architectural work of remodeling the East Kong Yick building that The Wing occupies WHAT VISITORS ARE SAYING today. We greatly appreciate Misun’s enduring support of the Museum’s ABOUT OUR TOURS programs and exhibits. From Historic Hotel to Chinatown Discovery Tours Thanks also to the following staff members “This is a fantastic museum. The exhibits are interesting with lots of information, and fun ways to who last year concluded their service at interact. And the space itself was one of my favorite parts – the historic hotel part is an immersive The Wing: Shea Dailey, Tiffany Devoy, look back in time, and the rest of the museum makes such good use of the space. It’s just beautiful Clarissa O’Francia, Tiffanie Lam, Jennifer and enjoyable to be there. Tip: you have to do the historic hotel tour. You can’t see this part of the Maines, Alia Marsha, John Nonato, building on your own, and it was one of the highlights for sure.” Clara P. from Guam – Yelp, Feb 2018 Alexandrew Wong, Jordan Wong.

“I have to admit, when I first pulled up, I was pretty discouraged. It didn’t look like much on the Welcome to the staff members who outside, almost like an apartment building. Come to find out that the building itself used to be an old recently joined The Wing: Mimi Chan, hotel that they restored inside. The inside of the museum is gorgeous and the exhibits are very Taylor Deegan-Williams, Bridene Fisher, beautifully displayed. While here, we did the Bruce Lee tour and loved it! What a wonderful experience and our tour guide did a great job! We ended up spending several hours here without Olive Huang, Annie Li, Shaun Mejia, realizing it.” Latife Bulur – Google, Feb 2018 Christina Nguyen, Tramy Nguyen, Madison Ramey, Christina Shimizu, Hut Ugalino, Riza “There is a special tour included with entry fee, the tour takes you to areas of the museum you can Ugalino, Nina Vichayapai, Amanda Wilke, only get to on the tour. Its a great history lesson and a look back in time. Well worth it. Everyone loves Rachel Yamamoto. Bruce Lee, but this place as so much more to offer. Go for Bruce and you will find you forget about him as you learn about the area and its people.” James P from Portland, OR – TripAdvisor, Nov 2017

“Attended [sic] the dumpling crawl yesterday and it was a fantastic experience! Great food and moving history. Get to know the neighborhood!” Triniti V – Facebook, Feb 2017

THE WING / WINTER 2018 2 LOOKING BACK 50 YEARS

One of the early logos when the Museum was named the Wing Luke Memorial Museum. From the Wing Luke Museum Collection.

I think the original vision that Wing [Luke] had has been expanded… because at the time the museum was founded on one of his own ideas, [inspired by] the Chinese Manchu slippers that were discovered… [by the owner of the Wah Young Company] in one of the sub-basements… There were string toys, some books, the Manchu slippers that were in wonderful condition, sitting there so many decades. At that time… [Wing] had suggested a folk art museum down in the ID, where the people lived. I do remember him speaking freely about the need to preserve the living history. He said there are enough museums that do the jade and the silks from the global Asian, but nothing about the people living here, the actual living history. He felt the folk art, the living history was the important piece. The original vision was Chinese, but I totally believe he would have agreed to the expansion to pan-Asian, because there’s always interaction between the different groups…, intersecting on so many different issues that we faced as a pan-Asian or Asian American umbrella group. I believe he would have fully supported becoming a pan-Asian [museum] even though it started out as a Chinese folk art vision.

– Bettie Luke, sister of Wing Luke, excerpted from an oral history interview with Edward Echtle, November 5, 2003 Betty Luke Kan, sister of Wing Luke, helping drive away evil spirits with incense. Courtesy of Seattle Post Intelligencer, May 16, 1967

3 Re-creation of a barrack from Puyallup Assembly Center, located at the Western Washington Fairgrounds, at the Museum’s second location (407 7th Ave S). This site, also referred to as “Camp Harmony,” held 7,390 Puget Sound Japanese Americans from April to September 1942 before the majority of were moved to Minidoka concentration camp in Idaho.

Flyer for a 1976 exhibition, Sandalwood Mountain: Portrait of the Chinese in Hawaii, at the Museum’s first location in a small storefront (414 8th Ave S).

Visitor standing in front of 2013 exhibit War Baby/Love Child: Mixed Race Asian American Art in the Museum’s third and current location (719 S King St).

THE WING / WINTER 2018 4 UP CLOSE WITH WHAT’S IN YOUR CUP? COMMUNITY-BREWED CULTURE By exhibit writer Marites Mendoza

In the current exhibit What’s in your cup? Community Brewed Culture, community, as the title suggests, is key. The drinks we enjoy — whether it’s coffee, a cocktail, or a sweet boba tea — contain stories of many communities, from very different parts of the world. The exhibit helps weave together those stories, showing the complexity embodied by the phrase “farm to cup.”

One featured story in particular has very close ties to The Wing, that of Carmel Laurino and her journey in developing Kalsada, a social enterprise that sells Philippine specialty coffee while also contributing to developing local coffee growing communities in the Philippines. It was during her time working in Visitor Services at The Wing that she began to make headway into developing Kalsada, shaping its mission to meaningfully support Filipino coffee producers while also putting Kalsada Founder Carmel Laurino works with Filipino farmers to produce their own coffee. Photo by Fruhlein Econar Philippine specialty coffee on the map.

Now based in the Philippines, Laurino sheds light in this interview on the importance of relationship as transparent and clear as friends and collaborators in a foreign community and community-building to possible through our branding and country. Just to name a few! Kalsada, and hints at what’s to come. marketing of the product we serve. What current or future Kalsada initiatives What’s been the role of community in How did being in Seattle impact how you are you excited about? guiding how Kalsada has developed? conceived of Kalsada? I’m excited about working with a new Community was always central to how we Seattle is where I learned how to drink community this harvest in Bukidnon, PH chose to move, create and build. The coffee. I was always on the consumption and some processing experiments we are impetus may have come from a side. When specialty coffee started to pick doing in Sitio Belis, PH. photograph in 1909 but how it was formed up in Seattle, seeing the craft and and articulated was through built and knowledge of brewing and sourcing What’s in your cup? is on view now through formed communities. From my Seattle methods, I wanted to learn more. I guess September 16, 2018. Learn more about Filipino American community, to global some people take classes or buy a pour Kalsada and where to find their coffee at coffee-loving friends, down to its core of over, but for me that meant moving to the www.kalsada.com. coffee growers in the Philippines which at Philippines to see how producers could the grassroots level highly impacted how take part in all of this. Kalsada was to approach the coffee EXHIBIT SPONSORS industry at large. What are some challenges of running a venture that spans continents? How do you view the relationship between the producers you work with Where to begin -- there are many! Time, and the end drinker of Kalsada coffee? resources and also cultural nuances that take time to learn. Working with two MEDIA SPONSORS I treat them both as partners and drastically different systems, one more KUOW customers. Both are needed in order for bureaucratic than the other. Being away our work to succeed. We try to make that from family and starting a new network of Seattle Met

5 UP CLOSE WITH BEHIND THE SCENES OF AN UPCOMING EXHIBIT WHAT’S IN YOUR CUP? LORE RE-IMAGINED: COMMUNITY-BREWED CULTURE SHADOWS OF OUR ANCESTORS By exhibit writer Marites Mendoza Written by curator Chieko Phillips

As I meander the arts and culture sector in Seattle, I look at art through the lens of my

historical training. I see acts of preservation and public history in the creative processes and EXHIBIT SPONSORS the finished works of many artists that I follow. With that in mind, I initially wanted this exhibition to explore oral heritage in visual arts.

The three artists featured caught my attention because their practices have roots of varying degrees in the stories and cultural traditions of past generations. As the work began and the conversations flourished, I soon saw the focal point shift. While oral tradition was the original inspiration for this exhibition, I learned that the artists also highly value the direct tactile learning and real time communions, adding an element that is beyond what words can convey. With this added knowledge, Lore Re-Imagined centers on intergenerational cultural exchange. Each artist has gone through great lengths -– whether traveling for first-hand instruction or hosting intimate conversations – to make contemporary meaning through cultural exchange with an older generation.

As I look at these artists’ work, I consider how acts of preservationists exist in their artistic practices. I see that they are preserving embodied cultural memory by reimagined memory. The culture, experiences, and narratives captured in these pieces are reinterpreted to speak directly to the contemporary moments these artists are in. These artists are extending the life of those traditions in current times. Lore Re-Imagined will have a preview reception for members and special guests June 14, and will open to the public in the George Tsutakawa Art Gallery on June 15.

Alex Anderson explores visual images of Asian American-ness and blackness in the west. His practice has been influenced by his time as an artist in residence at China Academy of Art and as a student at the Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute. He uses clay to tell his story. “I primarily work in clay because it is infinitely versatile and lasts forever. The pursuit of distilling the experience of contemporary life into discreet objects and images drive my practice. Each piece is a moment within a larger narrative that explores the affective, psychological, and phantasmagorical essence of being alive today.”

Megumi Shauna Arai is a self-taught Japanese and Jewish multidisciplinary artist working in photography and installation. She is drawn to investigating assimilation and resistance, othering and social disconnection in the present day. “I grew up living off and on in the Pacific Northwest and Tokyo with a cultural anthropologist mother and economist father. Immersive research and educational experiences of regional crafts related to my multicultural upbringing leads to my reinterpretations of these traditions into a contemporary conceptual context.”

Multidisciplinary artist Satpreet Kahlon, curator at The Alice Gallery and founder of Deep Space, is interested in creating visual language and immersive encounters that express and explore intersectional experiences. Her installations use found materials, such as wood, fiber, and scraps of things, and recently she’s been exploring video. “I’m always interested in making my work accessible, even to folks who might not have the privilege to learn contemporary art vocabulary, and I think video can be an access-granting tool, because it is both familiar and transportive.”

THE WING / WINTER 2018 6 UP CLOSE WITH VISIONS OF PASIFIKA: LIGHT FROM ANOTHER WORLD

An enlarged image of a woman with her hands in her hair and a golden crown around her head greets you as you walk through the beaded curtain entrance of the exhibit. She looks regal. Saint-like.

In Visions of Pasifika: Light from Another World, four Pacific Islander artists gather to create and build a shared space and fill it with stories, memories, and hopes for the future. Set in a living room pulled from the early ‘90s, the exhibit explores the idea of home through an immersive and growing space that is familiar, but always changing.

One of these Pacific Islander artists, mixed media/visual artist and poet Selena Lourdes Velasco, finds inspiration in nature, ancestry, and most importantly, matriarchy.

“This exhibit was so special to me as a Pacific Islander, Chamoru artist, in particular the pieces that allowed me to commemorate the matriarchs in my life! Matriarchs have always been important to me because there were so many stories I wish I knew about [my] ancestors… By calling them into the exhibit space, it allowed me to remember the mothers, grandmothers, femmes I come from.”

Velasco is from the island of Guåhan, “born of the product of US imperialism Artist Selena Lourdes Velasco draws inspiration from matriarchs like their mother. Photo by Auriza Ugalino and militarization and raised on these indigenous lands of Salish and Duwamish territory.” arrangements dangling above from the Islander in this current climate and the ceiling, and the regal image of their mother importance of upholding tradition. “Before colonization and patriarchy, that welcomes you in. matriarchs led and nourished and “My vision of Pasifika is intergenerational continued to plant seeds of resilience in Pasifika offers something different than where our elders are continuing the our indigenous communities. Matriarchs most exhibits at The Wing in that the space tradition of oral story telling in our are the land that we come from, the land interacts with each artists’ work and allows indigenous languages. Where food and that gives life.” guests to add to it. story continue to be made and shared. Where generations to come will keep To showcase these themes, Velasco’s “From planning in the committee team to dreaming of our ancestors’ dreams. Where pieces feature photography of their family organically installing our pieces it all wove my child will look to the matriarchs in their braiding each other’s hair, beautiful flower together so magically. We incorporated life, like I did, and pray to them, ask them themes our ancestors would be proud of: for guidance and resilience. Where our from water, earth, weaving, hair, matriarchs, islands of the Pasifika remember that we song, chants. It was truly incredible to share come from the starlit seas that our EXHIBIT SPONSORS space with beautiful Pacific Islander artists ancestors navigated together to bring us The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation that worked with such amazing mediums.” here today.” Seattle Peoples Fund Velasco hopes people will take away from Visions of Pasifika: Light from Another this exhibit what it means to be Pacific World is on display through November 2018.

7 A CONVERSATION WITH YOUTHCAN YouthCAN Leads Tramy Nguyen and Bruno Medrano have a conversation about the importance of art and how to pursue it professionally.

Tramy: Introduce yourself!

Bruno: My name is Bruno Medrano, and I’m alumni of Foster High School. I’ve done art since my childhood, but recently, it’s become an activity that I want to pursue professionally. I feel as though I haven’t been taking art seriously enough, so I’m currently taking a break from school to build my portfolio and to learn more about myself as an artist.

Tramy: Why did you join YouthCAN, and what made you keep coming back?

Bruno: I joined because two years ago, a friend of mine was looking for art programs to join. My friend and I joined together, and I’ve been here ever since. I was interested in building my portfolio and learning more about the art field. I came back to YouthCAN because it pushed me out of my comfort zone, and because I liked the supportive environment; it allowed me to be myself in my art.

Tramy: Why is art important in this day and age?

Bruno: In a professional aspect, art plays a key role in the job market since the industry is always growing, which means there’s a higher demand for artists, like graphic artists. In a personal sense, I think that art is not only important for the academic value that it offers, but also the personal value. It’s a way for people to express themselves and be more creative. Now Introduce yourself!

Tramy: My name is Tramy Nguyen, and I am currently a senior at Highline High School. Art has been a part of my life since childhood, but it has since matured into a greater passion. YouthCAN Leads Tramy Nguyen and Bruno Medrano Because I’m rather introverted, I take to the canvas to express myself, whether through adding art in Canton Alley! illustration or writing. I thoroughly enjoy cheesy jokes and puns, resonate with elephants, and spend a lot of time in my head. Learn more about YouthCAN and Bruno: Why did you join YouthCAN? The Wing’s other youth programs.

Tramy: A friend recommended it to me as an excellent art program, so I joined in the For Students in High School: Join our Youth Summer of 2016. Being a minimally structured and community-oriented program, YouthCAN Leads, Trammy and Bruno, in the art classroom! is a great program to share a space with teens who have similar interests, to make new This coming year, students will be exploring the experiences, and to develop my artistry as well as myself and that’s why I keep returning. relationship between digital and analog art, The people and the energy here really make it special. weaving in technology and craft into their artmaking, all with the aim of creating an exhibit Bruno: Why is art important in this day and age? at the end of the school year. Free to students ages 14–19. More info at wingluke.org/youthcan Tramy: Art is a very powerful form of expression and communication; it’s like a universal language, only you don’t necessarily have to learn how to speak it to understand it. I think For Students in Middle School: Our Teensway program is perfect for young artists as we invite that art embodies all the critical issues and messages of an age, as well as those of an teaching artists to share their experience and individual or a culture, into one concise visual that people can easily connect with and skills with our lucky teens. This year, we are interpret for themselves. working with artist Henry Lee and using the hand-painted “ghost signs” around the Chinatown-International District as inspiration. Join us by registering for this free program at wingluke.org/teensway YOUTHCAN/TEENSWAY SPONSORS For Students in Elementary School: Spend your Seattle Office of Arts and Culture Nordstrom summer sculpting, drawing, painting and playing! Seattle Information Technology Muckleshoot Tribes Make connections to our Chinatown- Safeco East West Bank International District through art and storytelling during our Summer Camp @ The Wing. Sign up today at wingluke.org/summercamp

THE WING / WINTER 2018 8 BEHIND THE SCENES OF AN UPCOMING EXHIBIT WHAM! BAM! POW! CARTOONS, TURBANS, AND CONFRONTING HATE

In the calamitous aftermath of the It took Vish a while to embrace the idea – Washington, D.C., and to the historic 9/11 terrorist attacks, you can count “I’ve been bullied as a skinny boy all my life. Women’s March that followed it on January this one bright spot: Vishavit Singh I could not imagine myself wearing a 21st, 2016. became a cartoonist. superhero costume.” But the massacre of six Sikhs in a temple in Oak Creek, He has also done a series of cartooning As a Sikh American with a turban and Wisconsin – and another push from Fiona workshops, where students of all ages beard, Singh had become the target of – helped overcome his body image issues. explore their own identities, fears, and daily hostility and threats from people who “I realized we needed a superhero who dreams – and then create superheroes of assumed he was Muslim, and seemed to fights hate crimes.” their own to embody their unique strengths, believe all Muslims were terrorists. and their commitment to use them to help Inspired by a drawing by Mark Fiore And he realized that he could embody create a better world. entitled “Find the Terrorist,” which poked that superhero. fun at these xenophobic and racist fears, This May, Vishavjit Singh brings his story to Singh set out to wield the power of The first time he donned the red, white, The Wing’s New Dialogues gallery, with an cartoons as a tool of both personal and blue suit, he was terrified. He exhibit called Wham! Bam! Pow! Cartoons, expression and political action. considered padding the costume with fake Turbans, and Confronting Hate. Come muscles, but his wife told him: “Go out as meet this thoughtful warrior, explore his Soon he had a web site, Sikhtoons.com, who you are.” He headed out the door, personal history and his charming where he shared his reflections on his own ready to bring his inner superhero out into drawings, and learn how you too can use daily experience, as well as issues in the the light of day. humor, art, and love to “kick some broader Sikh community. His cartoons use intolerant ass.” gentle humor and simple imagery to The experience was transformative. “I was illuminate Sikh history and beliefs, point just amazed how well people received me. Top: Vishavit Singh at the Republication National convention as his alter ego Sikh Captain America. out discrimination and bigotry (as well as It blew me away. I had police officers that creative responses), and celebrate the came up to me to take photos. I got pulled accomplishments of a wide range of Sikh into wedding parties, ‘Hey, can we take a Americans: police officers, musicians, photo with you?’ People were hugging me!” EXHIBIT SPONSORS fashion models, athletes, and more. Since his first forays onto the streets of One of his cartoons, depicting a Sikh New York City, Vish has taken his Sikh Captain America with a beard and turban, Captain America persona to the Republican prompted photographer Fiona Aboud to National Convention in Cleveland, to suggest that Vish get into costume himself. President Trump’s Inauguration in

9 UP CLOSE WITH A DRAGON LIVES HERE: DO YOU KNOW BRUCE? PART 4 A conversation with Exhibit Lead Cassie Chinn about this year’s brand new exhibit

The title for the exhibit is very intriguing. What’s behind it for this coming year?

I’m super excited for the upcoming exhibit! The title works on many levels, just like the upcoming show. We know Bruce Lee lived here in Seattle, and the exhibit is structured around the places in Seattle that were special to him – from First Hill where he first got his start at Ruby Chow’s Restaurant to the Chinatown-International District where he connected with community to Lake Washington where he found inspiration in nature to the University District where he honed his martial art and philosophy. We also see though that his legacy is not just stuck in the past. Instead, he continues to inspire. His experience in Seattle was one of great innovation, For me, I’m moved by Bruce’s affirmation memorabilia too, especially materials that breaking barriers and being true to self, for all of us to be true to ourselves, and in bring us up-close to Bruce’s special and this same spirit continues on here doing so, to strive for “no way as way.” As relationship with Seattle-based best friend today and in a sense, has become what an Asian American woman, I grew up with Taky Kimura. We’re also highlighting more Seattle is all about. The story of Bruce Lee many outside messages about how I rare footage from Bruce’s filmography. is yet one more story of Seattle innovation should be and what I could be. Those Everyone always loves to see the classic and creativity. messages are still pervasive in media fights from his movies, but you’ll also be today. Instead, it’s the pursuit and carrying able to watch his standout work from early I know many people come to Seattle to out of who I am and what I can uniquely TV that show from the get-go that he was a visit his gravesite at Lake View Cemetery. contribute that can have the biggest force that couldn’t be denied. Is that place featured in the exhibit too? positive impact in this world.

Bruce Lee’s gravesite at Lake View This year’s exhibit is particularly special Cemetery is truly sacred ground. It’s the because the text is written by a number EXHIBIT PRODUCED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH starting place and anchor for our exhibit. of individuals who share about Bruce and Thousands and thousands of people make his impact on their lives as well. In doing pilgrimage to Lake View every year – yes, so, they also give us perspectives on LEAD SPONSOR to pay tribute to a personal hero of the Seattle today. Rich Stolz of OneAmerica, past, but also to draw inspiration from him Cynthia Brothers who founded Vanishing today. It’s amazing how a place seemingly Seattle, Florangela Davila from Crosscut, PRIME SPONSOR of death can actually be a place of life and Geo Quibuyen of Blue Scholars are and renewal. our local writers. Shannon Lee fittingly starts the exhibit off, and then Phil Yu, aka You’ve been able to help develop several Angry Asian Man, connects the story FRIENDS exhibits on Bruce Lee now. What beyond Seattle. inspiration have you taken from him? Perry and Vickie Lee Uwajimaya What else can we look forward to in this It’s been amazing to partner with the Bruce year’s exhibit? Lee Foundation over so many years. I’ve MEDIA SPONSOR KUOW learned so much! To be able to gain insight We’ve been working with locally based on Bruce Lee directly from his wife Linda, designers Oobii Design led by Dan Dejos The Seattle Times his daughter Shannon, and individuals like to create new interactives for the exhibit, CREATIVE SPONSOR Richard Grewar, the Executive Director of as well as large art images that really bring Oobii the Foundation, and collector Perry Lee a contemporary, fresh take on Bruce. For has been a privilege. this exhibit, we’ve uncovered more rare

THE WING / WINTER 2018 10 SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHTS: IN OUR COMMUNITY

Helen Lew Lang: In Loving Memory

The Wing Luke Museum’s beloved friend and long time supporter, Helen Lew Lang (1926– 2017), passed away late last year. Helen worked to expand the preservation and understanding of Asian Pacific American (APA) cultural heritage throughout her whole life. In her youth, she Wing Luke with his right-hand man Campaign Manager, Ken Prichard. From the Wing Luke Museum collection. served as the secretary to the chief Chinese delegate to the United Nations in NYC and frequently visited the China Ken & Nancy Prichard: Institute where she met her husband Calvin Lang. In 1987, after settling down in Investing in Our Future Louisville Kentucky where she raised her family, Helen founded the Asia Institute- Crane House, dedicated to fostering the In 1962, Seattle voters made history by Wing Luke alive. “If any institution can understanding of all Asian cultures. Helen electing the first Asian American to express its name, this is one, because was born in Seattle to Tow Git and June public office in Washington State. The Wing’s personality is all over that Eng Lew, Chinese immigrants from Canton. candidate was Wing Chong Luke and his Museum. He had nothing to do with it, Although her life led her away from her right-hand man was Campaign Manager, but he has everything to do with it. It’s a hometown in Seattle, Helen and Calvin Ken Prichard. After Wing’s death in 1965, reflection of his attitude. His ideas. So it’s continued to support The Wing Luke Ken Prichard was instrumental in the a good thing and it must be kept alive. Museum for nearly two decades. Helen’s preservation of Wing’s legacy. He and his And I think it will be.” legacy as a champion in the APA wife Nancy have been monthly donors to community lives on through the generous the Wing Luke Museum for twenty years Ken describes The Wing as very different contribution of a portion of her estate to the and have included The Wing in their from other museums and says he Museum. She and her husband Calvin were estate plans. supports The Wing because of its unique role in the community. “It is not visionary Legacy Society members (see Ken recalls conversations with Wing preserving something of the past. You page 12). We are so grateful to Helen for about his dreams of opening a museum don’t have exhibits of the Mesolithic age her many gifts to the APA community and and reflects on his own impressions of or anything. The Wing is involved with for sharing her love of APA cultural heritage the opening day. “I was delighted on the this community, the way it has developed with many more generations to come. opening day when all of the exhibits and itself, how it is now, and how it will everything came together.” Ken says, “I develop. Each of those things is in that think there was as many Nisei as there Museum. There’s no other museum like was Chinese there. I’m quite certain of it. No wonder it gets national attention much, but whatever is left over at the end will go that. So, I am very pleased with what it because it’s a direction that many of the to the Museum because it extends our lives into has become. It is a community museums could take. It’s one of the great the future… and it’s nice to think of all those little organization and it’s got everybody in it!” museums of America.” kids down there.”

Although Wing never lived to see his Ken recently celebrated his 95th Thank you to Ken and Nancy Prichard for all of dream of a museum come to life, Ken birthday. He says he and Nancy are your trailblazing support as we look to the future believes the Museum keeps the spirit of retired and, “It’s not as easy to give as Beyond 50 to the next generation.

11 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS With great appreciation, The Wing acknowledges the following supporters for the calendar year up to December 31, 2017. Thank you for making sure that Asian Pacific American stories are heard, remembered, and brought to life.

* Indicates Charter Member

LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Grace Chien and Linda Larson and Natalie Hayashida Ong Adriel Tam and Holly INNOVATOR Rodney Eng B. Gerald Johnson* and Albert Ong Wong Tam CIRCLE $2,500–4,999 Chuck and Chris Chinn* Betty Lau* Loretta and Carlos Lyn Tangen and Tera Beach Mayme Chinn Edmon G. Lee Orpilla* Dick Barbieri LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Paul Bock and Family* Wallace and Deanna Judd and Amanda Lee Alan Painter* Stephen Thane and FUTUREBUILDER Christopher Chow* Jon and Bobbe Bridge* Chinn Linda Lee* Doug and Noriko Palmer $25,000+ Steve Trautman Cynthia Brothers Wilton and Paula Chinn* Manny Lee Savitha Reddy Pathi* Ellen Ferguson* Melanie Chin-Ridenour Sandra Lew-Hailer* Lynn Perkins* Tony Ventura and Richard Cahall Patt Pope Debbie Killinger* and Aaron Ridenour Nora Liu* John and Patricia Katherine Cheng and Maggie Walker* Jim Lintott and Ron Nelson* Richard Choi and Little Family Foundation Pesando May Liang* Gayle Nakashima Choi Anais Winant and Tyler Chin and Kenneth and Michelle Lo Jack and Carolynn Elizabeth Choy and Prelutsky* Mark Sidran Paul Mar* Maiko Winkler-Chin Pat Norikane Logerwell James Lobsenz* Kwan Wong The Atsuhiko and Ina Hing and Desiree Chinn* and Don Logerwell* Ken and Nancy Prichard* Goodwin Tateuchi Gordon Davidson York and Paula Wong* Anonymous* Ted and Joyce Love Carolyn C. Rees Foundation* Steve Davis and Jenny and Michael Yeh Nanette Fok and Barry and Teresa Luke Cristina Roark Bob Evans Thomas Yetman and Brad Tong* Bettie Luke* Jon and Pat Rosen Judy Davison Alan Chung LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Jamie and Leesha Ford Ruby Luke* Jim Shay and Ruby de Luna and Marge Young* HISTORYMAKER Mimi Gan and Steven Correll Mitchell Harada Todd Lum $10,000–24,999 Everett Billingslea* Haeryung Shin Erin Younger and Mark Dederer Gladys and Pat Ed Liebow* Bruce Brundige and Louie Gong and Ly-Au Young Sunny Speidel Grace Tazuma* Mary and James Dunnam Judy Yu and Clay Hall Cynthia Brothers Ray Manahan and Rick and Sharon Elizabeth Ebisu and Cheryl and Richard Tom DeBoer and Chris and John Hayduk Jeff Eckmann Sundberg Durga Doraisamy Donald Wong Zahniser Susan Hori Don Mar Tai Tung, Inc. Flora Ling and Cora Edmonds and Anonymous (3) Felix and Elizabeth Douglas Mar and Lloyd and Joan Takasugi Paul Sturm* Phil Crean Huang Patty Lee Jean E. Takekawa* Paula Rosput Reynolds Tyler Engle Bo Lee and David Kwon Susan L. Mar and Stephen Reynolds* Cheryl and Millison Perry and Vickie Lee Violet Mar Diane and Rich Fambles Kyle and Kimberly Maeda Sugimura* Linda and Terry Finn Beverly and George JoAnn Mills Martin Beth Takekawa and Betti Fujikado Anne B. Mize Midori Matsui Tony To* Kai Fujita Victor and Stacy Tomoko and Koji Misun Chung Gerrick and Mizumori* Matsuno* LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Christopher Gerrick* LEGACY Patterson Charitable The Honorable VISIONARY Jennifer and Roger Foundation Jim McDermott $5,000–9,999 Gulrajani Mark Takagi and Judy Meleliat and SOCIETY Anoop Gupta The Adamucci Family* Connie Ricca Reilly Jensen The Wing is grateful to the Legacy Society Peggy and Doug Hanel Nancy Alvord* Herbert Tsuchiya* Maya Mendoza-Exstrom members for investing in the Museum’s Linda Brown and Malcolm and Karen and Travis Exstrom future through a planned gift. Harris Larry True Paul Miyake LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Stephen Hegg and Abraham and Shin Quon Paul and Craig Murakami Bruce Brundige and Grace Tazuma Goo* DONOR David Reyes $1,000–2,499 Kevin and Jennifer Nagai Lynn Buell Joey Ing Warren and Susii Higa Ethelyn Abellanosa and Kemi Nakabayashi and Gordon Davidson Manami Kano and Doug Holtzman and Paul Facchini* Jim Norton* David Keenan Holly Nguyen Ellen Ferguson Craig and Nancy Jane Nakagawa and Donna Lou and Richard Huie Julie Hatfield Abramson David Chan Peter Bladin Audrey Hwang and Helen Lew and Calvin Lang† Patricia Akiyama and Lisa Nakamura Jill Nishi and Joel Ing David Larsen Curtis and Charlene Paul Mar Howard Nakase Joe and Val Hwang Virginia Anderson* Nakayama JoAnn Mills Nancy Skinner Nordhoff* Randy Inouye Sheldon Arakaki Jean Nakayama Mark and Tracy Beatrice and Kevin Joe Victor and Stacy Mizumori Maki Arakawa and Diane Narasaki and Elizabeth B. Patterson† Sundberg Barbara Johns and James West Jeff Chin Richard Hesik* Judith Tobin and Vo Nguyen and Ken and Nancy Prichard Michael Baker* Aileen Balahadia and Shannon and Dan Jost Michael Panlasigui* Sonia Lim Christina Tai and Theo Baird Dean, Gloria, Lindsay Mariko Kakiuchi and Frank and Haru Beth Takekawa and Tony To and Brady Wakayama* James Hancock Bromley Tom Voelk and Joan Hsiao Nishimura Milt Wu* Kristi and Nathan Kile Gloria Lung Wakayama and Dean Wakayama Casey and Allison Bui* Grace Nordhoff and Wyman Youth Trust Leslie Kitamura and Jonathan Beard Sai and Debbie Larry Yok and Eric Olson* Linna Kitamura Interested in learning about leaving a legacy Chaleunphonh* Erik and Julie Nordstrom Anonymous Mary Knell gift to The Wing? Contact Christina Shimizu at Kenyon Chan and Larry Numata and Jim Kraft [email protected] or 206.623.5124 x 216. Shirley Hune Mae Fujita Numata SoYoung Kwon and Matt and Gei Chan Noriko Okazaki and Sung Yang Doug Kruger † Deceased David and Pilin Chang La Verne and Jack Chen

THE WING / WINTER 2018 12 DONORS Angela and Yuji Okumoto Joyce Aoyama and Michele A. Broderick James and Marilyn Chu Lily Eng Louise Pietrafesa Octavio Rosales Floyd Brown Frances and Randall Leila Eng S. James Arima Chun GALLERY Alan and Andrea Robert Brown Linda Eng Rabinowitz* Donald J. Arima, DDS Vivian and Joe Chun SUPPORTER Elizabeth Butler and Erika Enomoto $500–999 Ann Ramsay-Jenkins Harmony Arnold Chris Kim Carrie Cihak and Maura Fallon Susan Ranney and Dave J. Asahara BiHoa and Mark Caldwell George Lovell Polly A. Baird Mr. Jan Faull Lee Edlefsen Andrew Barker Phillip R. and Emma D. Trenton Cladouhos Teresita Batayola and Dr. Mary E. Fischer Lily and Jerome Reid Cavan Mr. Dennis Clark Dionnie Dionisio Lele B. Barnett Elizabeth Fischer Benjamin Ridgway Rebecca and Mike Chan Harriett Cody and Jason Beaumont and Joseph Barrows John Flynn and Harvey Sadis Betty Zou Spafford Robbins Elisabeth and James Michael and Mimi Chan Helen Walsh Lisa Conley and Frank and Charlene Marcia and Ross Rogers Beaber Becky Chan Ms. Dayan Flynn-Walsh Jeff Williams Blethen Jeffrey Sakuma Barbara Bell Terrill Chang and Dr. James Fowler Marie Coon Russ Borgmann and Vipul and Brandi Shah Ralph Berry and Jan Faull Laurie Frankel and Andrea Sato Borgmann Michael Shiosaki and Norie Sato Christina Chang and Soph R. Davenberry and Raymond Lee Leilani Davenberry Alan and Janan Carter Ed Murray Barbara Berthiaume Paul Stucki Barbara Frazier Mr. Janet Davidson-Hues Wade and Naomi Char Jasmit Singh and Tobi Bet Grace Chapman Marcia Fujimoto and Pio DeCano II and K. Chester and Sue Chen Molina Kaur Kochhar Kathy and Keith Biever Herbert and May Chin Beth Louie Susan DeCano George and Alice Chen Tom Skerritt and Ms. Keith Biever May Chin Anjulie Ganti and Cynthia and Jay Julie Tokashiki John Bisbee and Janine Chinn Rahul Gupta Ted Chen del Rosario Eunhee and Rob Sumner Binko Chiong-Bisbee Frances Yee Chinn Michelle Gantz Wilson Chin and Blaine Dempke and Jennifer Tada Jean Bleich Ms. Darin Chinn Christopher Gee Tina Young* Lorraine Libby-Thomas Christina Tai and Eleanor Boba and Tony Chinn Cindy Gok Brian and Jennie Chinn Renko and Stuart Theodore Baird Alan Humphrey Cassie Chinn and Sue Chinn Dempster Wendy Goldsmith Paul Kelly* Stephen Tan and Dr. Susan A. Bogni James and Sue Chinn Seth Goldsmith and Julianne Lamsek Diane Duthweiler Ling Chinn Kristen Boyles and Binko Chiong-Bisbee Wendy Goldsmith Sue Taoka and Dexter and Alice Eng John Choe and Judy Kuo Trenton Cladouhos Suj’n Chon Richard Mar* Shan Cretin and Kizamu Tsutakawa Emmett Keeler Gerard and Judy John and Elsie Crossman Tsutakawa Monica and Stephen Guy Tsutsumoto and Day* Kathryn Kozu Lorraine del Prado and Tsutsumoto WING LUKE MUSEUM FISCAL YEAR 2017 Thomas Donohue Cuc Vu and Gwen Migita Alice Doyel PERIOD ENDING 6/30/2017 Tim Wang Gary Epstein and Nancy Ward and Thank you to The Wing’s Donors, Partners, Members, and Visitors for making possible the nation’s Susan Kunimatsu* Toby Bright only museum sharing the stories and culture of Americans of Asian and Pacific Islander origins. Anne Fennessy and Melanie Wojtulewicz and David Moseley Tony Crowe* Yasuko T. Fukano* Stewart Wong and REVENUE Mimi and William Gates Thom Harrington* Total $3,042,199 Allen Gibbs Roger Woo and Irvi Jodi Green and Sulit-Woo Foundation Grants 10% Mike Halperin Ann P. Wyckoff $305,954 Robert H. Hamatani* Stephen and Sharon Individual Contributions* 26% Gerrie Hashisaki and Yamada-Heidner $798,505 Frank Tubridy Barbara Yasui* Corporate Support 11% Michele and David George and Irma Yen $336,151 Hasson Ken and Ange Yokoyama Irene Hirano Inouye Anonymous (2)* Patricia and Douglas Ikegami In-Kind & Other 11% Kathleen Joncas MEMBERS $347,369 Lisa Kajimura Steve Kaneko BENEFACTOR $250 Earned Revenue 21% Fred and Marianne Kiga Maria Batayola Government Grants 21% Hyeok Kim Dr. Julie Hungar $631,147 Tanya Kim Akiko Ito $623,073 Karen Ko and Ellen Kahan Gary Johnson Amy Lee Christina Koons and Vivian Lee EXPENSES Jim McIntire Daniel Lee Total $2,887,006 Jennifer Lee Emma Woo Louie Jerry and Charlene Lee Michael Marshman and Administrative 15% Stephen Lee Ellen Kahan $421,578 Joan Li and Andrew W. Moll Fundraising 7% Thomas Pong The Honorable Eric Maxine and Lily Loo* Pettigrew $214,284 Tracia Luh Steven and Gloria Marketing 4% Haidee Luk and Pumphrey Programs 70% $118,568 Jeremy Memme Gloria Pumphrey $2,019,207 George and Irene Mano* Teresa Woo In-Kind 4% Larry Mar and Losa Wong Bobbie Yamamoto $113,369 Richard Mar* Connie Nakashima PATRON $125 Andrea and Nelson Glenda Ahn Nakata Marilyn Akutsu Paul Neal and Lanette Allen Steven Hamilton Karen M. Allman Sharon Nelson * Includes Annual Auction Revenue Chuck and Sandy Novak

13 Marilynn Goo and Mr. and Ms. Taro Martin Oiye and James L. To John Acher Mr. and Ms. Andrew K. Michael Sill Kusunose Susan Nakagawa Shokichi Tokita Anida Ali and Dillhunt Karen Goon and Mrs. Austreberta G. Laigo Mary Paananen and and Mr. Elsie Y. Tokita Masahiro Sugano Alice Dubiel Stephen Shelton Bruno Lambert Terry Paananen Christina Tom and Karen M. Allman Sharon Dunn and Henry and Jennifer Valerie J. Lau Sacha and James Pacyga Jon Leppa Gene M. Ampon and George Ciardi Gordon Marie Lauritano Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Susan Tripp Roger Anderson Jeff Edelman Jennifer S. Gordon JoAnne and Albert Lee Weinsheimer Bing Tso and Kelly Anderson April J. Eng Bruce Goto Mrs. Raymond Lee Elizabeth Pelley Janet Gwilym Stephen Appleyard and Kai Eng Gene Graham Albert Lee A. R. Pelley Sam Tsoming Tracy Appleyard Mrs. Joselynn T. and Andrew Graham Neva Lee Sandra Lynn Perkins and Tom Tsoming Aris Arcilla Mr. Randy Engstrom Jeffrey Karl Ochsner Ms. Gina Grappone Wendy Lee-Kanno and Gregory Tuai and Wayne Au and Myke and John Farbarik Lumiere Group Tosh Kanno Donald Pogoloff Benling Wong Mira Shimabukuro Greta and Graham Rahul Gupta and Linda Lemon and Judith Quist Soledad Ugalino Janis Avery and Fernald Anjulie Ganti Bill Lemon Billy Quock Irene Namkung and Mary Avery Kabrich Abraham D. Flaxman Richard and Susan Jo Leo Lai Quock John Ullman Steve Badanes Sidney S. Flaxman Gurtiza Cheryll Leo-Gwin Inderjeet Ramgotra Janice and Neill Urano Russel Bareng Gretchen Frampton Janet Gwilym Ms. Jon Leppa Ms. Pamela Rehder Marcia Usui Charles and Nikki Beall Toby Franco Lorraine Hamada and Hazel and Cecil Leung Mr. and Ms. James Rivard Gerie and Tessa Ventura Linda Beaumont and Phyllis Friedman Mark Nakamichi Steve Badanes Cecil Leung David and Ann Robb Ms. Monica Vuong and Tracey Fugami and Susan Han and Yvonne Belanger and Dr. Pauline LeWarne Keely Robinson Mr. Owen Kikuta Jeffrey Miller Gorman Wong Jeffrey Pomerantz Charles and Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Beverly Wagner Jeff and Wanda Garfield Paula Herd Eric Benson and LeWarne Saito Stephen Waite Christine Gee-D’Amore Patrick and Paula Herd Peter Ruskin MaryLou Lewis Ms. Octavio Rosales Elizabeth Wales and Don D’Amore Nancy and Charlie Jessi Berkelhammer and Don Lewis Nathan Rothman Beatriz and Vince Rebecca Gepner Hogan Abraham Flaxman Mr. and Ms. Blaine Hang Ruan and Wallace Christina and Trevor and Mrs. Charlie Hogan Chris Black and Dempke Ruby Ruan Mr. Helen M. Walsh Gooby Dale and Rebecca Hom Signe Dortch Elana and Randy Lim Jessica Rubenacker Susan Gurtiza Tina Gourd and The Very Reverend Charlie and Kathy Lorrin Nelson Mr. and Ms. Jason Lim Donald Rubin and Derek Wang and Blackman John Hom Monoj K. Gupta and Amy Lindemuth Carol Rubin Gina Grappone Rebecca Hom Philip Bond and Mina Gupta Andrew Liu Anna Rudd Jennifer Wang and Yolanda Padilla Randolph Huertas and Mrs. Tom Rudd Greg Merdizabal Derrick Hammond and Cindy Myrtle Calvin and Ruth Locke Carolyn Brenner and Beth Lopez Harvey Sadis William and Leila Waye Julia Brenner-Brewer Dawn Huertas Fernandez Toni Long Laura Hansen Steven Saito and Mr. Robert L. Bill Broderick and Mr. and Ms. Alan Juanita Tamayo Lott Knut Hansen Kari Roe Weinsheimer and Bea Kumasaka Humphrey Clifford Louie and Mrs. Kari Y. Palmer Xin Hao and Janice C. Sakai Pacita Bunag and Robert and Eileen Iguchi Patti Shimomura Daniel Abramson Diane Sakai-Furuta Wren and Allen Wheeler Ricardo Polintan Eileen Iguchi Joseph and Sula Louie Celestia Higano and Tsutomu and Yoko Sasaki Thomas C. Whittemore Marite Butners Ms. Angel Ip and Ms. George Lovell and Michele A. Jack Singer Norie Sato Astrida Butners Mr. Jason Lim Edward J. Lowe and Broderick Terry Higashiyama and Jeffrey Saul and Lily Eng Minh Carrico Katherine Iritani Madeline Mullen Jeff Williams Dennis Higashiyama Dr. Ann Schlossman Garrett and Siobhan Nancy Ishii Martos and Milton Lum Paula Williams Philip Hong and Betsy Schneier and Chan James Martos Doris Lum Anthony Wohns Joelle Hong Jason Schneier, MD Emily Chan and Rick Johnson Rodney and Marilyn Barry Wong and Mrs. and Mr. Joelle Hong Cathy Liu Scott Jason Chan Mr. Levi A. Jones Madden Katherine Iritani Jim Hopfenbeck and Robert and Emily Seddon Jeffrey Chang Jonelle Jue Sharon Maeda Darryl S. Wong Alice Dubiel Diep Ngoc Seversen and Mr. Lourdes Chang Miriam Jue William L. Malcomson Judy Wong Sarah Hufbauer and and Barbara Bell Erik Seversen Ms. Rebecca C. David True Karen Kajiwara Agnes Wong John Malcomson Erik Seversen and Chase-Chen and Melanie Ito Mr. Jayoung P. and Amber Wong Mr. Jondou C. Chen Carolyn A. Mar Diep Ngoc Seversen Christian Jacobson and Mrs. Keren J. Kang Mr. Benling Wong Allen Cheadle and Virginia and Byron Marr Stephen R. Shelton Susna De Mrs. Tosh Kanno Sharon Wong Jane King Mrs. Tommie Marsters Patti Shimomura Molly and Brian Jester Anne Katahira-Sims and Gorman Wong and Mr. and Ms. Jondou C. Roger Shimomura and Mara M. Kage Chance Sims James R. Martos, Jr. Susan Han Chen Janet Davidson-Hues Julia Kalmus and William and Beth Mr. Matthew Masuoka Dr. Brian Wong and Peg Cheng and Rie Shintani John Lillard Kawahara Karen and Larry Matsuda Cindy Gok Marcus Donner Ms. Michael Sill Jennifer Kapur and Beth and William Gary Matsudaira Jack and Beverley Woo Aaron Cheng and Ann Marie and Vishesh Kapur Kawahara Lilian Matsudaria Katherine Wurfel Christine Sun John Slosser Ms. Louise Kashino Maria R. Kelly Mark M. McDermott and Yee Xiong Lennard and Claire Chin Lois Smith and Cathy Kawamoto and Guest of Kerry Taniguchi Diane Zahn Dorrienne and Tony Brian and Laura Soriano Amy Yamamoto and Chris Spivey Toshiro Kida Greg Merdizabal Lonny Kaneko Chinn John and Sandy Stice Ann Kawasaki Romero Mr. and Ms. Owen Kikuta June Michel Susan Yamamoto Mr. and Ms. George E. Kenji H. Stoll and and Rocco Romero Ms. Chris Kim Brian Mito Ciardi Necashaw Susan Yamamura Helen and Richard Kay Diane and Ron King Barbara Mizoguchi- Christopher Cline and Montgomery Ms. Henry Yamamura Kirk Kelley and Asahara and Fenglan Yi-Cline Quentin King Bob and Cindy Strauss Joyce Yamane McArthur Kelley Dave Asahara Chris Colley and Ronald King Jamie M. Stroble Chris Yamashita Mr. Daniel Kerlee Necashaw R. Margot Munger Clara E. King Wendy Yee and Montgomery Peggy Suehiro Andrew Coveler and Melvyn Khin Mr. Atsushi Kiuchi Dawson Yee Cynthia Moulton Joshua and Carol Elizabeth Leber Doug Kim Mr. and Mrs. Atsushi David H. Yick Suehiro Amanda and Garrick Mr. Kale Kim Kiuchi Alfred and Sandy Moy Ed Suguro Guest of D. Yick Dabbs Kalehua Kim Glen Kriekenbeck and Sen K. and Faylen E. Moy Stacey Swanby and Larry Yocom Susna De and Jane King and Quentin King Gregory Moy Teal Douville Helene Yorozu Christian Jacobson Allen Cheadle Melody Krienies Mahdi Muhammadbagher W. Richard Takaki Arthur Yorozu Mr. Andrew K. Dillhunt Kory Kumasaka Greg Kucera and Mr. Madeline Mullen Frieda K. Takamura Jan Lee Yoshiwara and Ms. Kelley A. Bea Kumasaka Larry Yocom Junior Nagaki and Bobby and Lily Takatsuka David and Kathy Corvillion Marie Kurose Woo and Roland and Bernadette Janice Nakamura Carolyn Takei Yotsuuye Sarah and Michael Dion Michael Woo Kumasaka Mr. Susan S. Nakagawa Philip Takeuchi Mr. Diane Zahn JeeYoung and Lucas Sarah Larson and Michelle R. Kumata and Mark W. Nakamichi Ed and Mona Tanaka Christina Zubelli and Dobbs Benjamin Larson Kenneth Kunz Mira Nakashima Kerry Taniguchi Andrew Barker Ms. Debbie Doi Gregg Larson Ruthann Kurose and Jeffrey Karl Ochsner Victoria Terao Marcus Donner and Darcie Larson Nathan Rothman Christine O’Connor Paulette Thompson FAMILY $75 Peggy Cheng Elizabeth Leber and Nami and Taro Kusunose Ross and Ava Ohashi Linda and Havens Tipps Amy Acher Andrew Coveler

THE WING / WINTER 2018 14 Paul and Denise Lee Derek Shigaki Donald Allen and Bob and Delphine Cindy and Charlie Martin M.L. Shukis Susan Levy Mas and Shirley Shimada Vicki Godden-Allen Gilbertson Carolyn McGill Myra Shukis Fran Lewis Charlie and Wonho Shin Andrea Anderson and Elizabeth Gildersleeve John L. McKay, Jr. Irene Shuler John Lillard Garth and Diep Shippen Laura Hopkins Dr. Vicki Godden-Allen Sharon Meachum and Joseph Skidmore Betty Lock and Samuel and Sylvia Marlene and Abe Angell Meg Goldman and Bruce Meachum Mr. Marsee Skidmore Randall Spaan Shiroyama Andrea G. Arai Gary Prince Aiza Midori Rob Smith Beth Lopez and Jack Singer Megumi Arai Edna Golla and Susan Mihata Joy and Bruce Smith Tony Chinn Derrick Hammond Rod Skaar Keane Aranita Kevin Mihata James D. Sok Radhika Govindrajan and Randall K.G. Luke Claude and Susan Ms. Jenny Asarnow Ms. Vivian Miller-Rahl Dr. Joon Song and Jayadev Athreya Mike and Teresa Soudah Jayadev Athreya and Cynthia Mochizuki and Seungja Song Peter Guttorp and Lukjanowicz Randall Spaan Radhika Govindrajan Chris Mochizuki Jay Stansell June Morita Tu Mach Chris Spivey and Brett Baba Dr. June Morita Robby Stern and Karen Gwilym Dao Mai and Cathy Kawamoto Russel Bareng Corey A. Moy Dina Burstein Donald Gwilym Randy Reichenbach Jeffrey Stoner Amy Barnes Susan Vihtori Strider Buff Haars Charlene Mano Shen and Masahiro Sugano The Honorable Hal and Susan Mozer Tanya Subcleff Eugene Shen Sue Hall Kathleen Sullivan Stanley Bastian Rich Murphy and Mr. Doug H. and Mr. Richard T. Marks Christine Sun Joan Bergman and Ms. Myo Hee Hall Susie Murphy Mrs. Amy L. Subcleff Julie and Michael Mayer Susie Sung Bruce Davis Mr. Ryan Hamachek Kristina Nagy Caitlin Sullivan Lee-Lee Miao and Ron Takemura Ms. Luke R. Bergmann Cort Harrington Teri Nakashima M Ann and Ron Suter Derek Shigaki Shuzo and Alice Sherie and Tim Tina Hayashi The Honorable Eugene Tagawa Mrs. Jeffrey S. Miller Bernardez Takeuchi Nicki and Jacob Alicia Nakata and Daniel Tam-Claiborne Tamae Moriyasu and Paul Bert Hellenkamp Paul Tamura The Honorable Mr. Jonathan Tamez John Olson Brent Blood and Jacob Hellenkamp Stanley Bastian Eric Tanaka and Mrs. Nancy Tanaka Linda Moy and Linda Nguyen Selma S. Hemiup Frank Nam Danica Noble Graham Taylor Bart Ozretich Randy Brandeis and Mr. Pamela L. Hodge Maree Ness Jena Thornton Yukio and Kimi Tazuma Garet Munger Linda Brandeis Mr. Tom Hom and Lan Nguyen Mr. Steve Tokunaga and Jadina Terashita Margot Munger and Chris Mrs. Suzi Tokunaga Anastasia Brewczynsk Mae Rosok Linda Nguyen Colley and Adam Calaghan Tyana Thayer Vernon and Dale Tom Fong Hom and Patricia Nicola Washin and Kathleen Brysen Bristow William Thieleman Dennis Tran Cort Harrington Bud and Patricia Nicola Murakami Mrs. Robert Brothers Lynn Thompson and Dennis and Judy Tsuboi Laura Hopkins and May Oka Joseph Murphy and Dina Burstein Andrea Anderson David Foutch Ming-Ming Tung-Edelman Andre Olivie Elizabeth Murphy Patricia Butterfield Bonan Hou and Luke R. Sharyne Shiu Thornton and Jeff Edelman Ms. Kathleen O’Neill Aki Namioka Bergmann Bryon Tokunaga and Mrs. Tanya G. Velasquez Dori Cahn and Mercy Naw Ann Pancake Mrs. Denice Tokunaga and Mr. Mike S. Jay Stansell Melvin Huie and Heidi Park Toshio and Dolly Lorrin Nelson and Velasquez Adam Calaghan Pamela Hodge Tina Gourd Gimmy Park Li Tokunaga Eileen Wang Mr. Joe D. Campbell, Jr. Christopher Icasiano Ly Nguyen Sharon and Alan Parker Ms. Eileen D. Tomczuk Aguan Wei Gretchenrae Campera Mr. Diego R. Ichikawa Erik Nilsson Ms. Alan Parker Peter and Joyce Tsai Margaret West Molly Campera Justin Idlet George and Jean Nishi Michael and Susan Theta Tsu Elizabeth West Ms. Cindy Chase Brian Ito and Reverend Richard Laura Sameshima Peskura Xiaobin Tuo and Charles Wilkinson and Anny Cheung-Brothers Nishioka and Jim and Lanette Peterson Eileen Tomczuk Melanie Ito and Robert Brothers Alyssa and Joseph Alice Nishioka Jocson Porter Lanette Peterson Stephanie Ung Andrew Wilks Yen Chin and Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Ms. Donna Johnson Hoai Pham Randy Urmston and Vicki Williams Patricia Hoban Tanaka Cynthia T. L. Johnson Hieu Pham Eliza Davidson Marci Wing and Loretta and Henry Chin Dan and Miranda Nogaki Suzanne V. Phan Frances A. Wada Jeff Robbins Mr. Tony Chinn Kathleen Johnson Amy and Rick Noji Andy Pickard Tad and Frances Wada Carol Wollenberg Linda D. Chinn Mark Edward Johnson Timothy and Kim Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mr. Keith Walters and Teresa A. Wong Stacy Choi Terry Jordan Okamura Porter Jonathan Tamez Guest of T. Wong Jessica Christoforo Ms. Ayanna K. Jordan Mike Olden Austen Prince Teresa Wang Stephen Wong and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cole Maria Kang Guest of Mike Olden Laurel Prince Robert O. Wells and Johanna Wong Bruce Colley and Etsuko Kawaguchi John Olson and Gary Prince and Louisa Lancaster Wells Harry Wong Sylvian Colley Sue Kay Tamae Moriyasu Meg Goldman Jeff West Michael D. Woo Susan A. Crawford King Kieran Kim-Murphy Ms. Bart Ozretich William Quan Mr. David Williams Chiyang Wu Aaron Crosleycone Frank Kiuchi Yolanda Padilla and Philip Michelle Quan Todd Wilson Jean Wu Patricia Crouch and Tom Kleifgen Bond Uma Rao Esther Bernadette Ed and Maxine Yakushijin Nancy Tanaka Kaman Kong and Tim Ma Mary and Fon Pang Ron Raymundo Wimberley and Mr. Maxine Yakushijin Rachtha Danh Ena Kyles Randal Wimberley Brad Pearce Ronald Rebello and Amish J Dave and Kristina Lawson-McKay Ruth Pelz Craig Yamamoto Koreen Rebello Dean Wong Todd Wilson and John McKay Mr. Barbara Phillips H. Ruri Yampolsky and Takako Wright Eliza Davidson and Rebecca Redshaw and Knut Hansen Phyllis Lee Ryan Yamamoto and Ellen Phillips-Angeles Randy Urmston Kathleen O’Neill and Ranesto Angeles Calvin and Emma Yee Rebecca Leuthold and Suzanne Phan Mr. and Ms. Bruce C. Bruce Reid Emma Yee James Leuthold Gayle Yamamoto and Tan and Hera Phung Davis Alison Roberts Donna Lew Cynthia Tia Linn Beverly Lang Pierce and Julie Yee Dennis and Sachiko Aisha Dayal Meghan Lewis Johnson Barry Pierce Norman Yee Roden Ms. Jayne L Dehaan Paul Lewis David and Janice Yasuda Ricardo Polintan Lesli Anne Yen and Diane and Paul Rodill Robert Dela-Cruz Judy and Hiram Li Jennifer Yogi and Jeffrey Pomerantz John Lado Kathryn Rood Kaye Dethridge Sylvia Li Matt Adams Mrs. Michael P. Randall Fenglan Yi-Cline and Lori Root Christopher Cline Wynton Dillard Bernard Liang and Alix Young Marisa and RJ Ranola Mr. Mae Rosok Vicky Yin-Randall and Mrs. David Domingo Ryan Hamachek Dylan Young Ms. Randy L. Elizabeth Rothman Paul Randall Willie and Faye Dong Jeff Liang and Helen Ling Christopher Young Reichenbach Sumio T. Sakata and Paul and Cindy Zemann Ruth and Alvin Eller Betsy Lieberman Jeff Robbins Hiromi L. Sakata Spring Zoog and The Honorable Park Eng Jesse Love and $45 Rocco Romero Hiromi L. Sakata INDIVIDUAL Richard Marks and Betty Eng Karen Love Dianne Royal Laura K. Sameshima Frank Abe Dr. David TRUE William Eng and Celia Lowe Peter Ruskin Craig L. Seasholes Anna Ackley Lancy Eng Camilla Lowe Sharon Sakamoto and Tiffany and Stephanie Marilyn Akutsu $65 Max Erickson Tim Ma and Kaman Kong Ron Takemura FRIENDS Shen Laura Alisanne Mary and Joe Abo Polly Fabian and Margo MacVicar-Whelan Julie and Eric Salathe Craig Seasholes Sakiko and Roger Lanette Allen Ms. Matt Adams Jennifer Maines Ms. Gail Scott David Foutch Shimizu Mr. Peter Bakke Tommie Adams and Ms. Cathy Manner Scott Shapiro and Peter Francis Lei Ann Shiramizu and Lorraine Bannai Jena Thornton Eudora Adams Ms. Peggy Manner Tom Kleifgen Theresa and Kia Fujiwara David W. Barker Eugene Shen Andrew Allen Ruthann and Jerry Martin Stephen Shoji

15 Mike Basile Mary Ann Midori Goto Faith A. Beatty Carole Grayson Andrea Beckett Francis Gregory Erin Bergquist Stephen R. Griggs 2017 INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT Marta Beyer Gary Grotz Theo Bickel Mozart and Meg Guerrier $100,000 AND ABOVE $10,000–$24,999 Kate Blyth Margaret Haggerty Library of Congress* Nancy Bonnema Cammie J. Hall National Park Foundation Victor Bowleg Geri Hamai * Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Jessica Boyd Jane Hamatani Safeco Insurance Foundation Pamela G. Bradburn Margaret and Paul David Brown Hammerstad Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Thanh Bui Marga Rose Hancock Seattle Information Technology * Kevin L. Carmell Faith Hanna * Seattle Office for Civil Rights Alexander Carson Sharon Harada Seattle Office of Economic Development Zoe Cauley Maya Hayashi Kazuo and Mary Yamane Family Foundation Arlene Cavanaugh Merna Ann Hecht Joshua Heim and * $5,000–$9,999 Vivian Chan and * Bradley Chu Vivek Manchanda Asian Plaza Redevelopment Julie Heise Heather Chan Bank of America Lara Hengelbrok Regina Chang The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Rebecca Chase-Chen C. C. Herbison and Jondou Chen Stanley Hess KeyBank Foundation Mr. and Ms. Jondou C. M. Sue Holland * Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Chen Mark W. Holtzen Nordstrom Susan Chen Lillian and Akira Horita Puget Sound Energy Jean Chen and Mrs. Akira Horita * Smithsonian Center for Learning and Wen C. Chen Moselle Horiuchi Digital Access* Kuang-Tao Chiao Abigail Howell Union Bank Susan Chin Evelyn Hsu and U.S. Bancorp Foundation Candace Chin Matthew Kronman Chuck M. Chin Lucy Hsu UP TO $4,999 Judith Chinn Chester Hu $50,000–$99,999 ArtsWA (Washington State Arts Commission) Frances Young Chinn Grace Huang Confucius Institute of the State of Washington Mr. Poy Chinn Hao Huang East West Bank Margaret M. Chow Perry Huang King County Elections Elaine L. Chuang Wanda Hughes Tom Chue Chun Wah Hui Lynden, Inc. Alan J. Chun Naghma Husain Marpac Construction, LLC Michelle Chung Miyoko and Joe Ike Oasis Tea Zone, LLC Gerard Clarke Melvin Y. Inouye Seattle Foundation Christian Cloud Ann B. Irish Seattle Parks and Recreation Dana Cox Elaine Ishihara and Seattle Peoples Fund Anthony M. Culanag John Ishihara Tulalip Tribes Diane Dambrauskas Glenn Ishikawa Vietnamese American Bar Association of WA Kelly Dang Sunny Jansma Washington Women’s Foundation James B. DeLong and Art Kageyama Western States Arts Federation Janet Staub Herbert Kai Anonymous Nicholas W. Deppen Naomi A. Kaji Bobbie DeVore Naomi Kakiuchi MEDIA SPONSORS AND Tiffany Devoy Kristie M. Kaneta $25,000–$49,999 PHOTOGRAPHY SPONSORS Patricia Douville Debbra Kashino Betsy Duncan-Clark Fran Kato Alabastro Photography Julian Durant-Storey Leslie Katsman Google Jean Durning Phyllis Keller KUOW 94.9 Susanne Eckert Danny E. Kikuchi Parent Map Marcus Elliot Kelly King Seattle Met Mr. Matthew Emery Susan Kingrey The Seattle Times Mary J. Eng Mr. and Mrs. Atsushi * Jamie Ersbak Kiuchi Rino C. Fedrizzi and Karen Ko * Part of a multi-year commitment Helga E. Smith Mitsuhiro and Lilly Yuriko Bridene Fisher Kodama Martha Fleming Lilly Kodama William G. Lee Lisa Macias Edward Miller Annette Wadiyah Cecilia Jing Fong and Michael Krawitz Sharon Lee Margo MacVicar-Whelan Carol Mirman Nelson-Shimabukuro Barry Hoonan Marilynn K. Kreft Jamie Lee Molly K. Maeda Lea Ann Miyagawa and Rini Ng Remington Fong Antje and Peter Michelle LeSourd Mr. Vivek Manchanda Scott Winter Peter Nguyen Ali Fujino Kretschmer Ms. Julie Leung Father Paul Magnano Ashley Mocorro Powell Rob, Iris, and Amy Janine Gates Matthew Kronman and Ms. Jintana Lityouvorg Neena Makhija Carol Mohler, M.ED. Nielsen Evelyn Hsu Bill and Lindy Gaylord Mrs. Shuhyun Liu and Camille Malonzo Mary E. Montgomery Robert G. Nielsen Ronni Gilboa and Cristina Krisologo and Mr. Seaton Wang Ms. Emily Morishima Amy Nikaitani Marcus Elliot Stephanie R. Mano Betty Johanna Deborah Lo Martha Murakami Barbara Nilson Richard Kuniyuki Arnold D. Mar Steven Gillispie Brian Lock Jean M. Murakami Edward Nilson Ellen Lackermann Judith Mayer Mr. Francois Godcharles Jackie Loyola Julia Murakami Mike Nishi Eileen Lai Shaun Mejia Carol Goforth Christopher Lu Jim Murdock Ms. Ashley D. Nonato Jennifer Lamkins Cynthia Mejia-Giudici and Ling Goldstein Greg and Cate Luke Price Norman Michael Nagan Keiko Nungesser Eileen Lamphere Helen Gota Duong Luong Jim Merrill Alice Nelson Toni D. Okada Judith Lavelle Tiffany Gota Tom Lux Karen Meyering Carole Okamoto Sarah Beth Lawrence

THE WING / WINTER 2018 16 Aaron Olson Tuan Vu Christopher Dannemann Carolyn Kyle and Sharon Sakamoto and $1–$99 Kenji and Martha Onishi Jennifer Wah and Judy Tran John Borawick Ron Takemura Cynthia Adams Rayann Onzuka Grace Wang Dannemann Bruno Lambert Sharon Tomiko Santos Karen Akada Sara and Kevin Patti Warashina Carolee Danz Pablo and Kristine Dave Schmitz Marilyn Akutsu Oshikawa-Clay Naomi Watnick Mark and Alicia Davis Lambinicio Kiri M. Schultz and Carol and Michael Mr. Kunio Otani Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jennifer Davis Phyllis Lee* Michael Wills Aoki-Kramer James Palmer Weinsheimer Elisa del Rosario and Jamie G. Lee Amy Scott and Jacqueline Jamero Mary Passmore Conrad Wesselhoeft Michael Flor Kenneth Lee and Steve Alley Berganio Jennifer Patrick Diane Wheeler Elizabeth Denoma Tracy Konishi Polly and John Shigaki Luke Bergmann and Bonan Hou Carla Patterson Scott Winter and Marita Dingus Conrad and Winnie Lee David Shigaki and Mari Hattori Jennifer A. Buter-La Rue Kathy Paul Lea Ann Miyagawa Nelson Dong and Janet and Ken Lee Diane Wong Stan Shikuma and and Christopher J. Lily Paull Aletheia Wittman Helen and Lindy Leo Barry and Mary Dunphy* Tracy Lai La Rue Katherine Pease Ann Wong Hazel and Cecil Leung* Elizabeth Ebisu Neil Shipp Carol and Henry Cannon Pamela Perrott Laura S. Wong-Whitebear Mark Levine and LaMar and Marlys Efaw John Keppeler Dolores Sibonga Dolly R. Castillo Mary Ann Peters Janet Worley Linda Eng* Julie and Scott Lewis Noel Sidford Bing Man Chan Jennifer Phang Rick Worthy The Yippe Eng Family Cindy Ling John Simmons Rebecca Chaney Miriam Phillips Ms. Joanne Wright Maura Fallon Betty Lock and Elizabeth Sinclair and Terrill Chang and Julia Pizzi Dana Wu Rhys and Sharon Farren Randall Spaan Robert Crittenden Jan Faull Dominique Posy Miss Lois Yamakoshi Andy Fife Julien and Carmen Loh Tilman Smith Lynn Eng Chang and Dusan Prasad Ann Yamane Richard Chang Ms Laureen France Ray Lou Connie So and Joanne Quiray Sadie Yamasaki Brett Eckelberg Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Priya Frank Emma Woo Louie* Stephanie Ragland Frank Yamasaki Brian and Laura Soriano Chao Helen M. Gamble Serena Louie Merlin R. Rainwater and Keiko L. Yanagihara Rulee and Duane Benjamin and Kerry Lung Bruce and Elaine Clifford Louie and Gregory Foster Kathy Ybarra Stallmann Chew and Family Goldstein Patti Shimomura Putsata Reang Frederick H. Yee Mark Stern and Corey Chin Gary and Sandee David Louie Barbara Reid and Howard and Bok-Soo Yi Susan Seifert Chuck Ming Chin Hamatani Stephen Louie Don Reid Nobuo Yutani Joshua and Carol Dave Chin The Hasegawa Family The Lumiere Group Madeline A. Renkens Suehiro* Helen Chin Schlichte Susan Hildreth Jenny Lu Christina M. Rockrise and Pei Pei Sung* Wayne Ching Patty Hiroo Tracia Luh David S. Brown, Jr. ANNUAL Sharmi and Keith Dorrienne and Jeannette J. Roden and Robert C. Hirotaka and Greg and Cate Luke Swenson Tony Chinn FUND Wendy Jacobson Kit Loo Loretta Lum Katrina and Peter Hirotaka Crispin Chinn Martha N. Cohen Roe DONORS Milton Lum Symuleski Ron T.W. Ho* Sung Cho James M. Roe Fred Lunki Gayle Tajima Wayne Cole $100–$499 Kari and Larry Hofer Macalester College Robin Rowedder Bruce and Janice Abe Frieda Takamura* Beth and Marc Cordova John Hom May K. Macnab Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Craig and Nancy Bobby and Lily Patricia Crouch and Mari Horita Sharon Maeda* Saito Abramson Takatsuka* Nancy Tanaka Lillian and Akira Horita Steve and Betty Mar Marianne J. Sato Glenda Ahn Masako Tamura Don M. Culanag Deborah House Carol and Dwayne Aya Sato Jeff Akutsu Jan Tanabe Scott and Molly Kathy Hsieh Markham Laurel Sercombe Dom and Lorri Amor Ed and Mona Tanaka* Dalessandro Scott Hulet Gary Matsudaira Erin Shigaki Elaine Aoki and Harold and Diane Pio DeCano II and Heather and John Hunt Lori Matsukawa and May Shimbo Dennis Yamashita Taniguchi Susan Decano Jen Shin Chris Hurley and Larry Blackstock Bill Tashima and Nicholas W. Deppen* A.J. Aquino Marlys Erickson Ms. Jennifer Shy Barbara Mizoguchi- Chris Bentley Tiffany Devoy Constance Barnes Kyle Ichikawa Asahara and Elsie Simon Allan and Kayo Terada Dave Devoy Fred Bateman Melvin Y. Inouye* Dave Asahara* Laura Siu-Nguyen James L. To Eduardo Diaz Dan Benson and Raymond Ishii Alan R. Momohara Ann Marie and Shokichi Tokita Nancy Dickeman Sally Yamasaki Corey A. Moy John Slosser Brian Ito and Sarah Tran Willie and Faye Dong Rhonda Barry Laura Sameshima Sen K. and Faylen E. Moy Helga E. Smith Ginny Trethewey Annette K. Dong Pamela and Raul Arlene Joe and Craig Murakami Steven D. Smith Borromeo Mayumi Tsutakawa Stephen J. Dorner Richard Woo Haruko Nagaishi Ms. and Mr. Laura Sally Tsutsumoto Patricia Brown Don W. Joe Ron Eng and Soriano Harvey and Hisako Eugene Usui Laura Martin Robert Brown* Miriam Jue* Nakaya Janet Staub Beatriz and Vince Patricia Eng Donny and Carrie Bui Della Jung David and Tonya Namura John and Sandy Stice Wallace Joy Fujihira Lisa Bury and Art Kageyama* Lorrin Nelson and Stephanie Stroud John Taylor Eugene and Marilyn Ali Fujino* Ellen Kahan and Tina Gourd Margaret Su and Webb Andrew Cahn Mike Marshman Linda Nelson Nancy and Scott Gilbert Benjamin Goldsmith Michael Weiss Rebecca and HungWah Karen Kajiwara* Amy Nikaitani* Doris Gonzales John Suciu Chan* Charles Wilkinson and Julia Kalmus and Lynn and Dean Marilynn Goo and Terri Suess Melanie Ito* Grace Y. Chapman John Lillard Nishimura Michael Sill Pei Pei Sung Elizabeth Willmott Diana Chavez Kris Kaminishi and Jane H. Nishita Helen Gota Stephen Supoyo Judy Wong Jennifer G. Chen Allan Jones David Nomura George and Cylvia Karen Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Yuen Wong Grantham Claire and Lennard Chin Ms. Louise Kashino* Nina and Will Odell Bonnie Takasugi Eleanor Wong Marga Rose Hancock Andrea Chin Toy Kay Martin Oiye and Peggy A. Tanemura Frances Yee Chinn The Wong Woodcock Xin Hao Dan Kee Susan Nakagawa* Family Fund Elsie Leilani Taniguchi Patrick Chinn Rae Hayashi Carolyn Kelly Tommer Peterson and Teresa Woo* Merrily Taniguchi Evan Chinn Elizabeth Flett Nancy K. Hevly* Steve Kenagy and Steve and Wendy Woo Robin Tartow Martha C. Choe Chris Bee Krissy and Chris Peterson Lucius and Maynard Joe Yabuki Midori Kono Thiel Bonnie Chow Owen Kikuta and Barry and Beverly Pierce* Horiuchi Dr. Teresa Yagi Linda Thomas Elaine L. Chuang* Monica Vuong Jan Politeo Abigail S. Howell Keiko L. Yanagihara Michael Thompson Alan J. Chun Diane and Ronald King* Lia Preftes Brian Hsi David and Janice Yasuda Jane Tiffany and John Chun Melanie B. King Lua and Dan Pritchard Sun Hsia Arthur Yorozu* Les E. Tiffany II Frances and Randall William Kitchens Michael Randall and Lucy Hsu Kathy Yoshihara Roxanne Topacio Chun Atsushi Kiuchi* Vicky Yin-Randall Sue Ann Huang Nancy Yoshihara Michael Tow Harriett and Halley Cody Thomas and Janet Debra Ross Miyoko Ike Joan Kiyo Yoshitomi Mariko Toyoji and Harvey Sadis* Kometani Anna Rudd Families of Anonymous* (13) Myrna Keye Tsukamoto Keith Cowan Jan and Henry Kumasaka ET Russian Fred & Edith Imanishi Mayumi Tsutakawa Kristen Daly Ann Kumasaka Shiuko Sakai John and Arlene Iwai Walter Tuai Amy and Edmund Kwan Diane Sakai-Furuta* Ray Iwata Shannon Urabe Ms. Donna Johnson

17 Katie Johnson Liz Shaiken Wendy Lum: Beth and Inouye, Lillian and Elsie Tokita: Shokichi Janice and Neill Urano Frank Jones Erin Shigaki Marc Cordova Akira Horita, Joni and Tokita Jennifer A. Parda-Aldrich Linda Kan Mas and Shirley Shimada Gene Moy’s 100th Mark Nakagawa Robert Tordillos: Corey Judith Tobin and Ann Kashiwa Fay Shimada Birthday: Corey A. Moy Michael Furuta: Diane Chin Michael Baker* Sakai-Furuta* Anne Katahira-Sims and May Shimbo Savitha Pathi: Nancy Iwahiko Tsumanuma: Judy Yu and Clay Hall Ward and Toby Bright Fumiko Hayashida: Christina Rockrise Chance Sims Amy Shirakawa Kathy Yoshihara Au Shee: Clara E. King* Natalie Hayashida Ong Elaine Wetterauer: Liz Fran Kato* Sylvia and Samuel KOBO and Albert Ong Shaiken Satprit Kaur Shiroyama* The Steve Trautman KUOW 94.9 FM Company Saburo Hayashida: Daisy Wing: Marge Wes Kim Beverly E. Sims Leonardo LoCascio Erin Shigaki and Clark Natalie Hayashida Ong Young* Arthur and Alice King Elise Soriano Selections Bailey: Joshua and and Albert Ong Chong Wong: Tana Wong Clara E. King* Terri Suess Linda E. Lemon Carol Suehiro*, Andrew Ross Hori: Polly and John Ruth Woo: Diane Morgan Nancy Kloster Kathleen Sullivan and Shigaki Lois Yoshida Williams Perry Yano: Jennifer G. Dan Berger Lolan L. Cheng Ms. Miyoko Uchida Elise Soriano: Jeremiah Takashi and Lily Hori: Chen Kodama Mark Sullivan Pangilinan Susan Hori Louie Gong Paul and Taka Kogita Peggy A. Tanemura Frieda Takamura: Robby George W. Hughes: Marita Dingus Jenny Ku Ms. Cathy J. Tashiro and Stern Wanda Hughes* DONORS OF Mark Takagi and M. Carolyn Kunihiro Carl A. Anderson Judy Tobin and Mimi Ted Wah Jue: Miriam OTHER GOODS Connie Ricca Victor and Annie Kuo Victoria Terao* Gan: Virginia Jue* Michael and Emily Dr. Kathie G. Larson Joseph Tibig Anderson* Judy Koyano: Hisako and & SERVICES Osburn Harvey Nakaya Jo Ming Lau Linda and Havens Tipps* Tsue Chong Co.’s 100th Midori Matsui Birthday: Ronald and Aki Kurose: Willie and A La Mode Liz Law Christina Tom and Miyoko Kaneta Diane King* Faye Dong A to Z Wineworks Chuan and Grace Lee Jon Leppa Momo Frank H. and Evelyn Y. Ayame Tsutakawa: Dan Fumoto Kuse: Families of ACT – A Contemporary Monsoon Ken and Janet Lee Benson and Sally Fred and Edith Imanishi Theatre Tse Museum of Flight Hyun Lee Yamasaki Matsumi Kuse: Families Agnes and Shiang-Yu Lee Deems and Jean Museum of Glass Lorraine Lee Diane and Rich of Fred and Edith Akio Segawa Tsutakawa National Park Service Eileen Leung Sugimura* Imanishi Alfredo Arreguin and Marcellus Turner Novelty Hill Januik Brian Lew Ryu Wilke’s courage and Val Laigo: Chata G. Susan Lytle University of Washington Winery/Mike Januik Judy and Hiram Li authenticity: Sarah Tran Laigo* Ann F. Lindwall Jennifer Wah Pagliacci Pizza Sylvia Li Donald K. Wong and David and May Lau: Anthony’s Restaurant Sarah Wallace Pepper Bridge Winery Betsy Lieberman Elizabeth Ebisu’s Betty Lau* Argosy Cruises Jessica Wang Marriage: Brian Lew Pernod Ricard Gregorio Lim Norma Ng Lau: Valerie ArtsWest Playhouse & Jim Ward Gary and Karen Low Lau Recoop Jason Lin and Gallery Andrew Williams Relay Restaurant Group Bonnie Hsieh Greg and Cate Luke Bruce Lee: Anthony Asian Plaza Philip Wong and Woodby Leonard Kelley Lindquist Dennis J. Yamashita: Gail Redevelopment Rob Hendrickson Elizabeth O’Herlihey Scott Carolyn Lee: Carolyn Jennifer Lobsenz Azuma Gallery Roger Shimomura and Ann Wong Kyle and John Janet Davidson-Hues* Gary and Karen Low Barbara Earl Thomas Tana Wong IN MEMORY OF Borawick Romson R. Bustillo Vu Van Luc and Harold C. Lee: Janet and Batch 206 Distillery Steve and Stacey Wong Saburo Akiyama: Diane Salt & Iron Huol Thi Chiem Ken Lee Bellevue Arts Museum Jack and Beverley Woo* and Rich Sugimura* San Juan Safaris Roz and Roger Jason Reeves Lee: Corey Ben Bridge Jeweler Anthony Woodby Gene Akutsu: Marilyn Schwartz Brothers Lueck-Mammen Chin, Chuck and Chris Bo Lee and David Kwon Howard Wu Akutsu Restaurant Megan MacFarlane Chinn*, Judy Wong Book-It Repertory Ed and Maxine Yakushijin Phoebe Bock: Paul Bock Seattle Aquarium Mark Mano and Julie Locke: Marge Theatre Alan and Joyce and Family* Seattle Children’s Lisa White Young* Brown-Forman Yamagiwa Vivian Bowden: Marge Theatre Aaron Marburg Gov. Mike Lowery: Ed Young* Carole Grisham T. Jack Matsui Ryan Yamamoto and and Maxine Yakushijin Seattle International Suzanne Phan Edna Breazeale, Wing Chateau Ste Michelle Film Festival Cynthia Mejia-Giudici and Wing Luke: Helen and Luke’s teacher: Winery Price Norman H. Ruri Yampolsky and Lindy Leo Seattle Mariners Knut Hansen* Barbara J. Nilson Cheryl and Richard Molly Michal Abe and Helen Lum: Seattle Reign FC Dorothy Lew Chin: Emma Zahniser The Yano Family* Anonymous*, Loretta Seattle Sounders FC Roger Mizumori and Woo Louie* Chocolate Box Marlene P. Blessing Roy and Tracey Yotsuuye Lum Sebris Busto James Byron Chinn: Mayme Chris Sutton and Jerilyn Young Jennie Ly: Liz Shaiken Seghesio Family Urbana Anne Molina- Chinn Kevin McKee Sarinas and Nobuo Yutani* Laurie Malcomson: Vineyards Raymond Chinn: Mayme Cynthia Toops and Daniel Eric Sarinas Anonymous* (11) William L. Malcomson Silverwood Theme Park Chinn Adams Diane Morgan and Barbara Bell* Ste Michelle Tony Y. Chinn: Frances Distinguished Vineyards Howard Mar: Dorrienne Wine Estates Tyler Moriguchi and Yee Chinn & Wine Partners Thy Pham TRIBUTE GIFTS and Tony Chinn Steve and Dianne Loeb Winston Chinn: Mayme Don and JoEllen Loeb Madeline Q. Moy Chek Ming and Helen Stevens Pass IN HONOR OF Chinn Dorothy Ng Gene and Priscilla Moy Fong: Anonymous Mountain Resort LLC Casey Bui: Lisa Bury and Phillip Choy: Bettie Luke* Doug and Noriko Palmer Ivy Ng Masako Murakami: Paul Taiko Suzuki John Taylor Jackie Der: Alain Painter* Enfu Designs Margaret and Deems and Craig Murakami The Keg Steakhouse + Ron Chew: Rebecca and Junna Lee Elliott: Rhys FareStart Okamoto Valerie Nishimura: Frank Bar HungWah Chan* and Sharon Farren Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Haru Nishimura Tom Douglas Mike Olden* and Winery Andrew Chinn’s Bill Cheung Eng: Patricia Yasuko Shigaki and Catering and Events Trayton Otto Watercolors: Evan Eng Flywheel Sports Mitsuko Otani: Erin Tommer J. Peterson Jeremiah Pangilinan Chinn Stephanie Eng: Kai Eng* Fran’s Chocolates Shigaki Total Wine Pamela Perrott Frank Fujii: Arthur S. Wai and Sandra Eng: Fremont Brewing Nemesio and Mary Village Theatre Andy Pickard Yorozu* Lynn Eng Chang and Pascual: Beatriz and Company Vincent Horiuchi Christine Pyle Jeff Ing’s 50th Birthday: Richard Chang Vince Wallace Friends of Democracy VinCru USA Linda K. Robinson Beatriz and Vince Yue Eng: Jeffrey Saul and Remigio A. Pascual: Fuji Bakery Virginia Causey Dennis and Sachiko Wallace Lily Eng* Beatriz and Vince Fumiko Kimura Wild Waves Theme & Roden* Reni Kao: Kathryn Rood Caroline Feiss: Gordon Wallace Gerard and Judy Water Park Jay and Rakuko Rubin John Leong’s Birthday: Davidson Cheryl Sakura: Fred Tsutakawa Zuolie Deng Fred Sakura John Leong Kung Fu Bettina A. Howell: Abigail Sakura Grand Central Bakery S. Howell Anonymous* (2) Jeffrey Saul and Lily Eng* Foundation Rae Matsuoka and Heavy Restaurant Group Diana and Tom Iwata: Yutaka Dutch Betsy Schneier and Pat Logerwell: Liz Hotel Andra Jason Schneier, MD* Shaiken Barry and Mary Takekawa: Melanie Dunphy* Wojtulewicz and Tony I Love Thai Cooking, LLC * Indicates Charter Member Janet Sekijima Guiming Li and Yuncai Florence Chin Eng: Crowe* iPic Theaters Beth Sellars Su: Anonymous Mayme Chinn Alexander and Julia To: Ivar’s and Kidd Valley Gautam and Ira Sengupta Elana Lim: Steve Trautman Frank Fujii: Sally Ted and Joyce Love Restaurants Kelvin and Jackie Sezto Tsutsumoto, Randy Jackson Family Wines

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