ANCHORAGE MUSEUM GRATITUDE REPORT 02“MURMUR: PREVIEW ARCTIC REALITIES” THE ANCHORAGE MUS UM IS ABOUT

Without people, a museum is only a building. Photo by Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz, 2017, Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz, by Photo It shares no stories. It is silent.

PEOPLE Within your museum are stories of place and people — made possible by the support of people like you — people who see opportunity in the future and contribute to make lives better.

In 2017, your vision and generosity created an expanded museum with new spaces to share stories of our North. You helped build a museum that is more than bricks and mortar — it’s a place for open minds and shared ideas, experiences and dreams.

This report is to express gratitude to everyone who helped make museum spaces and programs possible in this year. Here’s to you and to a future you make possible through your continued support today. Photo by Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz, 2017, YOUR CHARITAB E 05

SUPPORT HELPE THE ART OF THE NORTH GALLERY OPENING MUSEUM GROW

In September 2017, the museum expanded to Henry Luce Foundation. The expansion the North with the opening of the Rasmuson also added 10,000 square feet to the Wing. The new wing added 25,000 square feet Discovery Center, allowed for the renovation of gallery space for the museum’s art collection of the museum’s atrium, and helped make and an exploration of art in the North. real the family-focused vision for the museum’s first floor. The new wing and Art of the North galleries were made possible by private With the addition of these new and re-envisioned spaces, the museum now offers contributions from the Rasmuson 78,000 square feet of exhibition space that family and the Rasmuson Foundation, pays tribute to our encyclopedic mission and which continues the Rasmuson family the varied interests of our public. investment in our community and We can feature our state’s history and explore expresses their belief that the museum is contemporary ideas. We can look at the important to community members. landscape and explore the interactions and Additional generous gifts that made it possible impact of people within it. We can host the to conserve and prepare artworks for inclusion stories of many cultures. We can encourage in the new galleries were made by H.W. Nagley critical thinking and be a safe place for ideas III, the late Mary Ellen Segelhorst and the and multiple perspectives. Photo by Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz, 2017, YOUR CONTRIBU IONS 07

HELP TELL THE S ORY “ EXHIBITION” OPENING OF ALASKA

The museum’s renovation and expansion museum conservators as they prepared included de-installing a 30-year-old Alaska more than 400 objects for the Alaska history gallery and re-envisioning it to include exhibition as well as paintings for the Art multiple viewpoints and voices, especially of the North galleries. Visitors were able to those of Alaska’s indigenous cultures. see what is normally behind the scenes and had opportunities to learn about The new Alaska exhibition, which opened conservation science. at the same time as the expansion, tells the story of Alaska through diverse voices Thank you to the 160 donors who and perspectives reflecting the ingenuity, contributed more than $124,000 to technology, ways of knowing and intimate the Alaska Community Donor Wall understanding of the landscape that have campaign to help fund the conservation, allowed people to survive and thrive across the North. acquisition and exhibition of objects and artworks for Alaskans and visitors While the Alaska exhibition underwent to appreciate for years to come. renovation, the museum transformed several first floor galleries into visible storage and a Conservation Lab. The Lab was home to Photo by Chris Arend, 2016,

YOUR GIFT MAKES A 09SPARK!LAB DIFFERENCE

Your contributions — year in and ways to connect content to contemporary year out — not only help to build local and global issues and ideas. In 2017, the and revitalize spaces, they also help museum received a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support community launch programs, develop ground- curation in working with underserved breaking exhibitions, provide access communities. The $350,000 grant, for use over and opportunities for everyone, and three years, funded a new position, Curator of keep the museum at the center of Contemporary Indigenous Art and Culture, and conversations about the North. supports a new guest curator program.

Your 2017 contributions made the following Education With the opening of the new Photo by Jody Overstreet, 2018, Inventor Showcase. possible — plus much more. galleries, the museum’s education focus in 2017 was the development and delivery of Programs The museum has been focused on Exhibitions The Anchorage Museum curates an Alaska history and northern landscape being not solely a place for exhibitions but as and presents over 20 exhibitions each year. curriculum to accompany the new galleries and a place that also offers innovative and robust Until recently, it was not the museum’s exhibitions. Northern Narratives: Educational public programs. This is the best way to reach norm to curate, organize and design its Resources on the North included the creation many communities and to feature many voices. own exhibitions on such a grand scale. Now, of object-based teaching resources, the An Urban Homesteading series, Unbound exhibitions developed here travel around launch of a long-term online platform to make literary series and a Vision and Voice speaker the world. In 2017, the exhibitions developed content more accessible, and creation of series are among the programs that engaged in-house and that traveled to other locations digital resources for K-12 educators. Northern community members, visitors and guest included: Cruisin’ the Fossil Coastline, Without Narratives was made possible through grants speakers from around the globe. Boundaries: Visual Conversations, and Portraits from the Atwood Foundation, the Hearst of Place: the Arctic in Photographs. Curatorial The Anchorage Museum looks to Foundation, and gifts from many individuals. curators to provide context and to find new HOW YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS 11 MAKE A DIFFERENCE

EXHIBITIONS EDUCATION PROGRAMS ATTENDANCE

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Exhibitions presented: 27 Students served: 7,393 Public programs: 626

Museum organized exhibitions travelling: 6 Title 1 students served: 1,895 Vistors impacted through programs: 15,456

Visitors: 195,233 Planetarium Admissions: 11,115 Member visits: 18,375 Free Admissions: 40,891 2017 FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT 13

Thanks to your generous support, the Anchorage Museum is financially healthy and able to continue engaging Alaskans and visitors through groundbreaking exhibitions, expanded public programming and distinct experiences.

REVENUE EXPENSES

Municipality of Anchorage $5,310,286 Facility $2,475,634

Exhibitions $1,892,712 Anchorage Museum Foundation $1,582,556 Administration $1,138,076

Admissions $1,241,783 Education and Public Programs $1,047,323

Museum Store $1,016,810 and Enterprise Museum Store and Enterprise $738,011

Marketing $736,598 Contributions $865,597 and Sponsorships Collections $702,332 Memberships $525,520 IT $684,916 Foundations $508,775 Visitor Services $547,431

Fundraising $524,297 Programs $295,478 Community Partnership $351,176 Other Income $282,142 and Outreach

In Kind $212,039 Curatorial $277,070

Special Events $211,446 Design $258,784

Government Grants $112,505 Special Events $201,254

$12,164,937 $11,575,614

$8,163,164 YEAR-END NET ASSETS Source: 2017 AMA Year-End Financial Statements 2017 ANCHORAGE 15 MUSEUM ASSOCIATION

DISCOVER $1,000 to $2,499

DONORS Alaska USA Federal Credit Union Diane and Dennis Allen Heather Arnett First National Bank Alaska CHAMPION STEWARD and Jeffrey Sinz Hotel Captain Cook $100,000 or more $25,000 to $49,999 Sarah Barton The CIRI Foundation and Joseph Davis TOTE Maritime Atwood Foundation ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. Todd and Christi Bell Lile and John Gibbons Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc. Elizabeth and Dean Blair The Hearst Foundations Laurie and Michael Bleicher JL Foundation LEAD Diane Kaplan, President, Rasmuson Foundation; Judy Rasmuson; Julie Decker, Rasmuson Foundation Museum Director/CEO; Ed Rasmuson; and Mayor Ethan Berkowitz. Photo by Anson Cheng Wells Fargo $5,000 to $9,999 Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz, 2017, Art of the North Gallery Opening. and Sarah Gillespie Karen and Steve Compton Alaska State Council BENEFACTOR INNOVATE David Dempsey on the Arts $50,000 to $99,999 $10,000 to $24,999 Jeri and Jan van den Top Barbara and Larry Cash and Krista Schwarting Association of Nicholas and Davis Constructors & James Fall Fundraising Professionals Carr Foundation, Inc. Alaska Airlines Rebecca Van Wyck Engineers, Inc. Heather Flynn Donna Cherrier KTUU Channel 2 Alaska Humanities Forum Vanguard Charitable Julie Decker Laurie Gregory ECI Alaska Architecture William Lange Alaska McDonald’s John and Carolann Weir and Michael Morris and Griffith Steiner Elizabeth Firestone Graham and Karin Carroll Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. Don and Michelle Decker Ann and Dave Hale James and Saramma Kallman Eunice D. Silberer Bank of America Tina and John DeLapp Dr. Ronald Kim Peter and Jo Michalski Surdna Foundation BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. INSPIRE Ingrid and John Klinkhart and Jessica Sotelo Judy Rasmuson The Andy Warhol Foundation Susanne Byrd $2,500 to $4,999 John Levy and Beth Rose Ann Kjera and Ronald Wallace for the Visual Arts Gregory Carr Rita Sholton Ms. Susan Knowles Richard L. and Diane Chevron Corporation Anonymous The Frances and Governor Tony Knowles M. Block Foundation Fidelity Charitable James Blasingame & David Rose Foundation Steve Lindbeck Schwab Charitable Fund Luke and Ashlee Blomfield Brian and Karen Worthington and Patty Ginsburg DONORS (CONT.) 17

Linda Masolini Osamu and Grace Matsutani Vicki Clark Caroline Lewis Paul Stang and Susan Share Carla Beam and Seth Krauss Karola Moore Stephen Copley Karol and Robert Libbey Emiko Strandberg Annette and Marvin Bellamy Rachel Morse and James Anderson Debra and Thomas Corbett Jordan and Susan Marshall Carol and Gabriele and Randy Beltz and Michael Knapp Jonathan and Covenant House Alaska Joe Mathis Bernard Sturgulewski Sally and Weston Bennett Eldon Mulder and Corina Eckl Catherine Steele Deborah and Mark Cruver and Sheila Lankford Frederick and Laurel Stutzer Sally Betz Kirsten Newby The Wilson Agency LLC Josephine Dagon Sue Ellen and Thomas May Lane and Meghan Swarts Rebecca Bingham RSA Engineering, Inc. Andrew Tidd and Louise Dean Carmen and Rodger Davis Gloria McCutcheon Mickey and David Templin and Dylan Prickette Bernie and David Ruskin Louis Ulmer Alice DeVine Stephen McKeever Lew Tobin Terje and Margery Birkedal The Standard and Tamara Deschaine Emma Dieter and Nancy Wainwright Mr. and Ms. David Trowbridge Stuart and Lauri Bond Craig and Michele Suchland Sue Urig and Jim Kubitz Robert Eastaugh MaryAnn and Tom Morahan Sergio Botero Yaso and Sam Thiru Usibelli Foundation and Suzanne Dvorak Michael Mraz Robert Usibelli Lisa and Gerald Boyles Löki Gale Tobin Natasha and Raymond J. Ellis Amanda Newsom Max and Sharon Walker Nancy Brandt-Erichsen and Walker Gusse Rudolph von Imhof Bette Fenn Donald and Candy Olson Thomas and Kathleen Wood Marnie and Tom Brennan Dr. Tina R. Tomsen and Mr. and Dino Passarino Charlaine and Tom Polak Stephanie Wrightsman-Birch Renata and Kyle Brennan Patrick McGownd Anne Fiedler Richard Pomeroy and Jerome Birch Stacy and Doc Brunquist Stephen and Katherine Turner EXPLORE and Douglas Washburn James and Judith Powell Elizabeth Burke Julie and Ken Varee $100 - $499 Senator French Betsy and Pat Preis Susan Button Dr. Ryan Webb and Pepper French Kathy and Kenneth Privratsky CONNECT Patricia Byrne Agnew::Beck Consulting Gordon Gagliano Carolyn and John Rader $99 and below Ronald Cain Cynthia Berger Leslie Glasgow Nancy Rainer Judy Caminer ENGAGE and Rod Hancock Madeleine Grant Caryn Rea and Steve Aberle Academy Charter School David and Janet Campana $500 to $999 Larry and Nancy Bethel and Doug Miller April and Patrick Reilly Tom Adzima Kelly Campbell Sena Biruchenko Malie Gray Erik and Kim Ressel Amazon Smile Foundation Michael Carey and Don Beaujean Robert Hall and Susan Kruse Marion Richter Peggy and Erika Ammann and Margaret Brown-Carey and Deborah Bonito John and Nancy Boyd Kathleen and Dion and Vicki Roberts Tracey Anderson Elizabeth and Donald Carter Kristin and Jeremy Bohne Mary and John Britton Clarence Heenan Mary Jo Robinson and Joanne and Ross Anderson Douglas Causey and Constance and Bill Chambers Jennifer and David Brock Karen and Michael Helton Gordon Glaser Eleanor Andrews Kristin DeSmith Louise and David Crawford Regan Brooks Joshua Hemsath Cynthia and David Schraer and Marti Guzman Gerardo Cedillo Paul Daggett and Ben Shelton Lorrie and Morris Horning Hans Schwaiger, Sr. Cynthia Apone Louise Chadez Robin Figueroa Kaylene and Bill Brown M. Elise Huggins Elizabeth and Kirk Sherwood Betty Arnett LeMiel Chapman and Jeanne and Jack Fiske Dr. Robert Bundtzen and Gary Prokosch Liz and Ken Sherwood Leopoldo Artola Waltraud Barron Ryan and Laura Fortson and Dr. Joan Bundtzen Linda Jacob Colonel Clair L. Shirey Gary and Heidi Baker Lana Chesley Barbara Garner Randall Burns Jennine Jordan Deanna Adams and Tony Sisto Caitlan Baldwin Cheryl Chesnut Cliff and Diddy Hitchins Catherine Call Jean Keckhut Joyce and Harold Smith Jeffrey Barnes and and Finn Lunoe Jim and Teri Kostka and Samuel Adams and Keith Graham Aaltje Smith Barbara Symmes Paul Clark Ellen Lehman Helene Cartwright Albert and Kate Lamberson and Samantha Geuss LaRue and Gary Barnes and Katie Conover Clark and Charles Kennel Marian and Stephen Charles John Larson and Carol Larson Thomas W. Sparavalo Thomas and Sheila Barrett Joyce Colajezzi DONORS (CONT.) 19

Kelsey Conley Gregory Gallagher James Holm Michael and Mollie Morrison Debbie and Denis Corral Rebekah Garnett Marko and Brittany Hrgovic Laura Moscatello Edgar and Cindy Cowling Anthony Gasbarro Helga Huelskoetter and Michael Catsi Glenn and Pam Cravez Catherine Girard Roberta Hull RoseAnne Munafo Abigail Crews and George Mihalka Andrea Hulman-Watsjold Andrew Munro Sam and Meghan Daniel and Cathy Gleason Sherrie Hunt Jamie L. Newsom Eaton Cunningham Myrtle and Cathy Gohring Robbyn Igtanloc Michael and Barbara Nowak Ian and Kim Curphey Teresa Golden Tamea and Arthur Isham Fred L. Oetzman Linda Dalton Emily Goodreau Rochelle Jackson Susan Olson and Lauren Miller Ross and Andrea Dean Goose Bay Elementary School Stephanie Johnson Gioia Ottolini and Robert Iden Roy and Moira Dennis Kay Gouwens Donna and Alan Jones Judith Owens-Manley and Jed Dixon and Peter Maassen Warren and Janet Jones Brian Manley Randy and Shannon Dodge Dahna and Laurence Graham David and Frances Junge Alice Palen Catherine Donahue Michael Gribbon Diane Kaplan and Mel Sather and Steffen Frommer Salomon Donnelly Judith Griffin James and Shannon Keene Sherry and Eric Pederson Dean Dunsmore Lisa Griswold Alison Kelley Peter Porco and Regina Sleater Keith Guyer Terrence Kelly and Kathleen McCoy Kristen and Richard Dyson Patricia and Keith Hackett and Cheryl Mandala Kenneth Pratt David Eaton Deklan Hadden Pedro and Serena Kim and Carolyn Pratt and Jessica Parks Sharon Harbuck Cynthia Kimbley RJ Princetyn Kelley Patricia and Nicholas Eckert and Jim Leonard and Greg Scott Lori and Karl Privoznik Elizabeth Ellis-Steinzeig Peter C. Hardy Muriel L. King Photo by the Anchorage Museum, 2017, Terra. Maxine Rader and Rich Steinzeig Beth Hartley Virginia and Bernadine and Linda and Brett Erb and James Wright Dewey King-Taylor Peter Raiskums Peg Faithful and Bob Hume Virginia Hatfield Russell and Cynthia Kirkham Robyn Kutz Norval and Ardith Marr Jonathon and Stacy Reece Doris R. Falconer Joyce Haugan Karen Kizis Joy Kutz Wilda and Brooke Marston Marvin Reed Natalie Finn Eve Heavner Mary and Craig Knopf Jamie and Jonathan Lang Chelsea Maynard Susan Reilly and FX Nolan Beth Fleischer and Mike Pollitt Renee Henderson Ruth Knutson Jeanette Legenza Kathleen McDonough Brigitte Ressel Suzanne Fleming Peter Henderson Johnna Kohl and Peter Malecha Brian and Peggy McMahon Theodore and Elaine Richie Dorothy Fletcher Jan Henderson-Mitchell and Mike Wirschem Nancy Lesh Christina Miller Justine and Chris Riekena and Phil Hunsinger and Mark Mitchell Paula Korn Eileen and Bailey Lloyd Erica Miller Summer Roberts Stephen Ford LaVonne Hendricks Michael D. Kotowski Cheryl and Mark Lovegreen Lorna Mills Ronald Robinson Gita and Doug Franklin and Harry Linskens Jaime and Kyle Kragt Mike Lowe Robert and and Emily Cross-Robinson Ronald Frazier John and Pik-ha Hettinger Aaron Krause Linda Lucky Mary Ellen Mitchell Jenny and Dennis Rogers David G. Fritz H. Russel and Diane Holland Glynda Brockhoff Amanda and David Mack Roslyn and Mark Mitchell Venetia and John Ruehle Amanda and Tim Fynskov Jontue Hollingsworth Zachary Krug Scott and Tennie Mackie Diane and Kenneth Moore Marilyn Russell Erin and Daniel Gallagher Meta Holloway Jeremy Kuipers Frances Mann and Eric Taylor Judith Moore Paula and J. Starkey Saindon DONORS (CONT.) 21

Kirsten Valentine Luke and Ashlee Blomfield Lile and John Gibbons and Adam Muggli COMMUNITY DONOR Zachary and Katie Bloom Daniel and Cathy Gleason Sherry Valentine William Britt and Nancy Nolan Ann Gray and Frank Cahill and Jake Lestenkof WALL CAMPAIGN Paul Brown and Mimi Luc Denise Greger Walter Van Horn DONORS Bethany Buchanan and Mrs. Clifford J. Groh, Sr. and Lynn Roderick Van Horn Michael Germany Ann and Dave Hale Individuals who contributed Kimberly Varner Wetzel Garrett and Sarah Burtner Matthew Hemsath to support the care and and Andrew Varner Gregory Carr Carolyn Heyman Margaret Vaughn conservation of artworks and Jacqueline Carr Duane and Carol Heyman Rebecca Voris objects in the new Rasmuson and Shawn Beck Walter and Lynn Hickel and David Pahlke Wing and Alaska exhibition. David Chaffin Lorrie and Morris Horning Linda and Paul Waggoner Donna Cherrier Constance and Richard Huff Sharon and Thomas Warren Carol and Dennis Comeau Linda and David Hulen Amanda and Robert Wauneka Louise and David Crawford Rick Jarvis Kelsey Wehe Diane and Dennis Allen Bradley Cruz James and Saramma Kallman John and Kellie Westphal Ms. Kirsten Anderson Eddie Jane White and Barbara Norton Barbara Karl Brian and M. Hilary Wick and Dr. Matthew Carlson Tor Daley and Pamela Bassett Martin Kaszubowski Photo by Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz, 2017, Art of the North Gallery Opening. PJ Wilkins-Bell and Tony Bell ArcadisCass Ariey Gary and Katrina Dalton and Jean Cheng Patrick Wilson Heather Arnett Don and Michelle Decker Ryan and Amanda Kenny Ann WingQuest and Jeffrey Sinz Julie Decker Dr. Mara Kimmel and Mayor Carol Schatz and Carol Child Janet Asaro and Ken Orr and Michael Morris Ethan Berkowitz Ann-Lillian Schell and Holly Morales Thad and Linda Woodard Cheryl Babbe Tina and John DeLapp Ann Kjera Susan Scheunemann Shannon and Margo Yanagawa and William Demming Gillian and Michael Dezzutto Gretchen Klein Nan Schleusner Charles Spalding Autumn Young Betsy Baker Beth and Paul Dittrich Michael Knapp and Judy White Kevin Spillers Anthony Zizza and Lamar Cotten Bonnie Dorman and Rachel Morse Sharon Schlicht and Lucia Wooley Sarah Barton Shawn Christopher Dorman Ms. Susan Knowles and Tim Shepherd Judith and Ashley Stanek and Joseph Davis Annie Duffy Governor Tony Knowles Lester Sheppard Brian and Scotti Steele Gary and Barbara Baugh Kenneth Eggers Jacquelyn Korpi Byron Shibata Brandy Steinhilber Todd and Christi Bell Raymond J. Ellis and Jonathan Price Stephen and Cheryl Shrader Lynette and Dan Sullivan Roxana Bergt Dana and Randall Fabe Marguerite Kremer David and Mara Sierks Elizabeth and Emily Thomas Karen and Russell Biggs Doris R. Falconer and Mark Stearns Kathie Siikarla S.E. and Doris Thomas Craig Billingsley James Fall Karen and Bradley Kroon and N. Jill Wheeler Peg and Jules Tileston Michael and Beth Blankenship Mary-Katherine Fleming Karen Larsen and S.J. Klein Rhonda L. Sleighter Mary and Michael Tullius James Blasingame Lucy Flynn O’Quinn Andrea Lauria Drake Slyker Heidi Turner Dr. Laurie Bleicher and and Brian O’Quinn Ellen Lehman Mary Snowball Matthew and Morgan Turner Dr. Michael Bleicher Ryan and Laura Fortson and Charles Kennel DONORS (CONT.) 23

April and Patrick Reilly Ingrid and John Klinkhart Wendy and Doug Robbins LEGACY SOCIETY LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Kumin Foundation Dion and Vicki Roberts Individuals who support the Gifts or pledges of $5,000 or William Lange and Karin Carroll Evan and Barbara Rose future today by indicating a more to support operations Frances H. Rose John Levy and Beth Rose bequest to the Anchorage and special projects. Steve Lindbeck Evelyn Rousso and Patty Ginsburg Cara and Chris Rude Museum or Museum Blythe Marston Diann Sewald Foundations. and Gordon Pospisil and Paul Roseland Heather Arnett Donna and Warren Matthews Gail and Jan Sieberts and Jeffrey Sinz Janet and David McCabe James Sink Todd and Christi Bell Peter and Jo Michalski Anonymous (4) Gillian Smythe Laurie and Michael Bleicher Judith and Douglas Morris Ronald Spatz Jacqueline Carr Luke and Ashlee Blomfield Diane and Michael Moxness Brian and Scotti Steele Lucian Childs Alexander and Maddy Brindle Eldon Mulder and Corina Eckl Eric and Meghan Steenburgh M. Susan Condon Susanne Byrd Kirsten Newby Sharon Davies Gregory Carr Ed and Cathy Rasmuson Photo by the Anchorage Museum, 2017, Community Donor Wall. Jim Stratton Jacqueline Carr Craig and Michele Suchland Julie Decker Judy Rasmuson and Shawn Beck and Ronald Wallace Löki Gale Tobin Nancy L. Eliason Barbara and Larry Cash Evan and Barbara Rose and Lew Tobin Duane and Carol Heyman John Letourneau Eldon Mulder and Corina Eckl Donna Cherrier Bernie and David Ruskin Jim Torgerson John A. Letourneau and Donna Goldsmith Kirsten Newby Joseph and Geneva Columbus Eunice D. Silberer In Honor of Brooke McPheters John Levy and Beth Rose Daniel and Jordana Newman and Morgan Christen Karen and Steve Compton Yaso and Sam Thiru Cheryl and Mark Lovegreen Dr. Thomas Nighswander Diane and David Tweden Drew Michael Louise and David Crawford Löki Gale Tobin Linda Lucky and Dr. Ruth Nighswander Jeri and Jan van den Top Diane and Mike Moxness Sharon Davies and Walker Gusse Joy Mapaye Robert Peterson Michael Walsh Judith and Douglas Morris Julie Decker Jim Torgerson Jordan and Susan Marshall and Barbara Bohn and Asia Freeman Patricia H. Partnow and Michael Morris and Morgan Christen Tina and John DeLapp Brooke and Wilda Marston Bruce Phelps Ryan Webb Bruce G. Phelps Jan and Jeraldine van den Top David Dempsey Blythe Marston and Sandra Wicks John and Carolann Weir Edward B. Rasmuson Nicholas and Rebecca Van Wyck and Krista Schwarting Julie and Ken Varee and Gordon Pospisil David Popiel Larry and Constance Wiget Gillian Smythe Lile and John Gibbons Ryan Webb Melissa Mathis and Jessica Spuhler-Popiel Eugene Wilson Julie C. Varee Ann and Dave Hale John and Carolann Weir and Stephan Paliwoda Don Poulton and Emily Casey Mark Wohlgemuth Sandra J. Wicks Duane and Carol Heyman Sandra Wicks Barbara and Garret Wong Caroline and Ryan McGhan Cheryl and Bryan Quinn Patricia B. Wolf Walter J. Hickel, Jr. Patricia Wolf Rodolfo Worl Trudy McMullen Jonathan and Emily Ramirez Jonathan Rubini John and Margaret Wolfe Nell Mitchell Matias Santiago Ramirez and Dawn Dinwoodie James and Saramma Kallman Rodolfo Worl Judith Moore David Ramseur Ronald Kim and Dawn Dinwoodie George and Caryl Morgan and Susan Wibker and Jessica Sotelo Brian and Karen Worthington Ann Kjera COVER PHOTO BY DON MOHR, 2015, “LUNCH ON THE LAWN” DON MOHR, 2015, “LUNCH BY PHOTO COVER

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