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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... 3

RESCUE OUR WETLANDS: UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS ...... 7

DU’S FINANCIAL SUCCESS CONTINUES IN FY19 ...... 20

MEET DUCKS UNLIMITED CEO ADAM PUTNAM ...... 25

EVENT FUNDRAISING SETS RECORDS, KEEPS GROWING ...... 26 . .

SUCCESS! DU NATIONAL CONVENTION CELEBRATES RESCUE OUR WETLANDS ...... 28

AXALTA COATING SYSTEMS RECEIVES DUCKS UNLIMITED CORPORATE CONSERVATION ACHIEVEMENT AWARD ...... 29

CORPORATE SPONSORS AND LICENSEES HELP DU RESCUE OUR WETLANDS ...... 30

PUBLIC POLICY: NEWS FROM OUR NATION’S CAPITAL ...... 33

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES ...... 36

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL: A DRIVING FORCE BEHIND RESCUE OUR WETLANDS SUCCESS ...... 37

WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST: THE FOUNDATION OF RESCUE OUR WETLANDS ...... 38

REGIONAL REPORTS: FY19 PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS ...... 40

DUCKS UNLIMITED DE MÉXICO: 45 YEARS OF WETLANDS CONSERVATION ...... 42

STATE CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAM DRIVES CANADIAN HABITAT PROJECTS ...... 43

THE SCIENCE OF CONSERVATION ...... 44

DU’S MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS TEAM SPREADS THE WORD ...... 46

DUCKS UNLIMITED CANADA INVESTS IN YOUNG SCIENTISTS ...... 47

DU VARSITY AND UNIVERSITY ...... 48

HONORING DUCKS UNLIMITED MAJOR SPONSORS, VOLUNTEERS AND CHAPTERS ...... 50

DUCKS UNLIMITED LEADERSHIP ...... 132

Cover and all black and white photography by Clyde Butcher . Executive Summary We did it! Together, we accomplished what many said couldn’t be done

Ducks Unlimited’s ambitious Rescue Our Wetlands foundation of this major philanthropic effort. Now campaign was a huge success, raising $2.34 billion from the campaign has come full circle and exceeded all more than 2 million supporters and conserving more expectations. As DU’s largest individual donor, Kennedy than 2.2 million acres! joined representatives from all three organizations In 2012, Ducks Unlimited, Ducks Unlimited Canada, on stage during the 2019 national convention in Ducks Unlimited de México and Wetlands America Trust Hawaii in a special moment to celebrate the success committed to making DU’s vision of abundant wet- of the campaign. lands a reality through Rescue Our Wetlands, and it will But each and every donor and every donation mat- tered during this campaign, no matter how large or small. Volunteering, attending a DU banquet in your local community or contacting your congressional representatives on behalf of DU made a huge difference through this campaign. That support will continue to ensure our conservation legacy continues.

WITH THE SUPPORT OF MORE THAN 737,000 MEMBERS, MORE THAN 58,000 DUCKS UNLIMITED VOLUNTEERS PARTNERED WITH STAFF ACROSS THE UNITED STATES TO RAISE MORE THAN $115 MILLION IN PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT, DU’S BIGGEST YEAR YET!

This fiscal year 2019 (FY19) Annual Report is filled with facts and figures explaining and celebrating our Rescue Our Wetlands success. It’s also full of information about how FY19 was yet another successful and productive year for Team DU. go down as one of the largest conservation campaigns FY19 marked the ninth consecutive year we ex- in history. The record-setting endeavor concluded in ceeded our budget goals with total revenue surpassing December 2018, and money raised has already been $235 million. With the support of more than 737,000 put to work across the continent through conservation members, more than 58,000 Ducks Unlimited volun- projects and education programs that have positively teers partnered with staff across the United States to impacted wildlife, people and their communities in our raise more than $115 million in philanthropic support, highest priority landscapes. DU’s biggest year yet! Three Wetlands America Trust trustees, Jim Kennedy, Each year, Ducks Unlimited commits to spend at least John Childs and Dave Grohne, launched Rescue Our 80 percent of all funds raised on our conservation mis- Wetlands by committing the largest private gifts in sion. We met that goal again in FY19 with 82 percent of the history of the organization, which served as the our revenues going toward our mission. Other great news about the fiscal year includes DU volunteers had more than 100 visits with congres- Ducks Unlimited’s conservation of 309,000 acres of sional leaders. More than 300 people attended a special new wetland habitat in FY19. That’s 482 square miles reception in the Senate. of habitat conserved for North America’s waterfowl! These are only a few of our FY19 achievements. You will Throughout North America, Ducks Unlimited has read more about these and other success stories on the conserved more than 14.5 million acres since its incep- following pages. tion in 1937. Thank you for your commitment to our incredibly suc- And, following Dale Hall’s retirement in June, Team cessful Rescue Our Wetlands campaign, to Ducks Unlimited DU welcomed Adam Putnam as our new CEO. Adam and to our conservation mission that benefits waterfowl, came on board in April and brings a wealth of expe- other wildlife and communities across North America. rience and enthusiasm to the position. We are excited about what the future holds with Adam at the helm. Team DU could not exist without the commitment of volunteers, members, staff, philanthropists, founda- tions, corporations and partnerships with private landowners and state and federal agencies that share our conservation goals.

OTHER GREAT NEWS ABOUT THE FISCAL YEAR INCLUDES DUCKS UNLIMITED’S CONSERVATION OF 309,000 ACRES OF NEW WETLAND HABITAT IN FY19 . THAT’S 482 SQUARE MILES OF HABITAT CONSERVED FOR NORTH AMERICA’S WATERFOWL!

One of those conservation-minded partners, Axalta Coating Systems, a leading global supplier of liquid and powder coatings, received Ducks Unlimited’s 2019 Corporate Conservation Achievement Award. The award recognizes corporations from the United States, Canada or Mexico that have made exceptional contributions to wetlands conservation and environmental stewardship. You can read all about Axalta’s approach to sustainability and award-winning work with DU on page 29 and else- where throughout this report. In addition to our outstanding fundraising efforts, Rogers Hoyt Jr . FY19 was another successful year for DU in our nation’s President, Ducks Unlimited Inc . capital. Ducks Unlimited held its second annual volunteer public policy training and fly-in in January. Nearly 80 DU state chairs, state policy chairs, senior volunteers and board members from 25 states gathered to advance DU's public policy priorities. Volunteers received train- Dale Hall ing from DU's governmental affairs team and attended DU Chief Executive Officer, retired meetings on Capitol Hill. During the three-day event,

3 “The Earth is a fine place and worth fighting for.”

— Ernest Hemingway Rescue Our Wetlands Alaska– CONTINENTAL ACRES CONSERVED Born To Fly Initiative Name Acres America’s River 140,330 Big Rivers 70,765 California Wetlands 101,143 Completing the Cycle 30,140 Ducks in the Desert 16,146 Great Lakes 33,624 Gulf Coast 339,807 Boreal Forest Heartland, Heritage, and Habitat 113,738 Living Lakes 219,071 Peaks to Prairies 15,361 Preserve Our Prairies 944,677 Southeast Wetlands 150,848 Southern Prairies and Playas 4,381 Wings and Wetlands 36,954 Total 2,216,985

Boreal Forest Initiative 64.8 Million Acres Conserved Preserve Our Living Wings and Prairies Lakes Rescue Our Wetlands Wetlands FY19 U.S. ACRES CONSERVED Great Peaks to Lakes Completing Initiative Name Acres Prairies the Cycle America’s River 6,134 Ducks in Heartland, the Desert Heritage, Big Rivers 5,844 and Habitat Big Rivers California Wetlands 4,585 California Completing the Cycle 3,542 Wetlands Ducks in the Desert 193 Southeast Great Lakes 3,642 America’s Wetlands Gulf Coast 26,377 Southern Prairies and Playas River Heartland, Heritage, and Habitat 19,767 Living Lakes 5,818 Gulf Coast Peaks to Prairies 1,182 Preserve Our Prairies 211,467 Southeast Wetlands 9,754 Southern Prairies and Playas 733 Wings and Wetlands 10,211 Total 309,249

Boreal Forest Initiative 1.5 Million Acres Conserved 5 Rescue Our Wetlands Snapshot Total raised: $2.34 billion acres conserved: 2.2 million More than 9,900 projects completed

KICKOFF The 75th Anniversary of Ducks Unlimited is celebrated at the National Con- WINTERING & MIGRATION LANDSCAPES vention in Nashville. Wisconsin volunteer and current DU staff member Andrew CONSERVATION EDUCATION Ducks Unlimited and ConocoPhillips join forces to conserve Limmer told the convention crowd, “If I’ve learned anything, it’s that DU has The campaign inspired and restore wetlands in Louisiana and Iowa. Conservation-minded always reached for greatness and as a result has accomplished great things.” tremendous growth in DU corporate partners are key to saving critical habitats. An incredible Varsity and University pro- $582 million committed. grams. In North Carolina, George Henry pioneers state-specific Youth and Education coordinators with his generous contri- bution to youth programs. $17 million committed.

George Henry III–a pioneer for Youth and Education Programs in North Carolina and beyond.

ConocoPhillips helps conserve wintering landscapes by contributing to the construction of terraces along the Gulf Coast of Louisiana at Bayou L’Ours. John Childs and Jim Kennedy challenge the audience at the 2012 National Convention in Nashville, TN. WATERFOWL FOREVER Waterfowl Forever is at the core of the Rescue Our Wetlands campaign. The campaign drew more than 2 million donors, spawned numerous fundraising events BREEDING LANDSCAPES CONSERVATION LEGACY and added hundreds of unique volunteers to fuel the conservation fires. The Dave and Marg Grohne are honored by Ducks Unlimited and the U.S. Fish Future financial stability for DU grows with endowments equaling Volunteer Recognition Program is begun to honor the top leaders in fundraising and Wildlife Service with the dedication of a 1,380-acre waterfowl produc- $75.5 million and total planned gift commitments reaching $188 million efforts. President Rogers Hoyt Jr. expresses his gratitude to all the volunteers. tion area in their names. Their conservation easement gifts benefit priority during the campaign. $228 million committed. “The hard work and dedication from DU’s event system volunteers and staff breeding habitat in the Boreal Forest, other areas of Canada and the Prairie drive the organization’s conser- Pothole Region of the Dakotas. $787 million committed. vation mission from a financial, membership and policy strength perspective. DU chapters across the country are showing that the future of waterfowl populations and the wetlands that filter our water and protect us from flooding are important to them and to their communities,” Hoyt said. “The more money we raise, the more habitat we can conserve and the closer we are to preserving our waterfowl hunting heritage.” $723 million committed. Dave and Marg Grohne were honored with the dedication of a waterfowl production area President’s Council member Allan Reishus has included Ducks Unlimited in his estate plans bearing their names. because he is committed to a bright future for waterfowl. Bill and Coni Felinski enjoy the DU event held at Gordy & Sons in Houston, TX. 6 Rescue Our Wetlands Unprecedented Success

When Ducks Unlimited, Ducks Unlimited Canada, Ducks Unlimited de México and Wetlands America Trust set out to raise $2 billion for wetlands conservation in 2012, we knew it would require a tremendous team effort. For the Rescue Our Wetlands Campaign to succeed it would take sacrifice, dedication, commitment and a relentless energy driving Ducks Unlimited volunteers and staff. We found that energy. We found it all over the continent. We found it at fundraising events nationwide. We found it in the hearts of individuals willing to give back much more than they had taken. Thank you. Two simple words meant to express gratitude to someone for caring. We can’t thank everyone enough for making Rescue Our Wetlands a huge success.

Thank you, all the members, sponsors and major donors who contributed to the campaign.

Thank you, all the volunteers on the ground raising funds across North America, for your generosity and time. You are the backbone of Ducks Unlimited.

Thank you, all the members of Wetlands America Trust who work tirelessly every day, for your efforts to ensure there are lands for waterfowl and wildlife forever.

Thank you, all the corporate, federal and state partners, for your help and cooperation. We could never accomplish our goals without you.

Thank you, all the DU staff members in every capacity who found a calling and not a career, for your service and brilliance. This combination makes Ducks Unlimited the best waterfowl conservation organization on the planet.

The goal was $2 billion. The fact that $2.34 billion dollars was raised for wetlands conservation in just seven short years is staggering. To date, more than 14.5 million acres of wetlands have been conserved and restored through Ducks Unlimited. The Rescue Our Wetlands Campaign is a huge reason why that number is still growing. Thank you to everyone who played a part in the triumph of Rescue Our Wetlands. Our job is far from over. But with people like you dedicated to the Ducks Unlimited mission, we know the future is bright.

Rescue Our Wetlands Ducks Unlimited Presidents

John Newman George Dunklin Jr. Paul Bonderson Jr. Rogers Hoyt Jr. 2011-2013 2013-2015 2015-2017 2017-Present

Rescue Our Wetlands Wetlands America Trust Presidents

John W. Childs Steve Maritz 2012-2014 2014-Present

7 Rescue Our Wetlands Banding together for waterfowl

t began as a bold mission to raise $2 billion for wetlands Ducks Unlimited President Rogers Hoyt Jr. announced conservation and to conserve more than 2 million acres during DU’s 82nd National Convention that more than of habitat conserved for waterfowl, wildlife and people. It 2 million donors across North America helped DU vault past ended with $2.34 billion raised and more than 2.2 million the $2 billion goal. Iacres conserved. “When I became president of Ducks Unlimited in 2017, one The successful Rescue Our Wetlands continental campaign of my primary goals was to see that this ambitious continental was launched seven years ago and will go down as one of the campaign reached its goal,” Hoyt said. “We did that and more largest conservation campaigns in history. The money raised in terms of both dollars raised and acres conserved during the wasn’t banked away for a rainy day–it is already being put to campaign. I am proud to have played a part, along with the mil- work conserving, restoring and protecting critical wetland hab- lions of DU volunteers, members, donors and supporters who itat across North America. made this happen.”

Why a Continental Conservation Campaign? he urgency is real–more than 80,000 acres of wetlands that draws man and nature together. We must ensure these are lost every year. That equates to losing a football field wetlands are protected not just for our generation, but for of wetlands every nine minutes. In total, the United generations to come.” States has lost approximately 16.8 million acres of wet- Agricultural conversion, coastal erosion, human develop- landsT since the mid-1950s and more than 2 million acres of ment and drought are just a few of the threats facing wetland wetlands just since 1986. habitats across the continent. “Wetlands are the lifeblood of nature, but year by year, the Our mission remains at the forefront of our work. Fewer carefully mapped lines delineating wetlands from encroaching wetlands means fewer sunrises with waterfowl on the horizon, uplands, farmlands or urban lands are being redrawn,” said fewer chances to share a first retrieve with a young pup and far DU’s former Chief Conservation Officer and current COO Nick fewer memories afield with kindred spirits. Wiley. “Ducks Unlimited was founded to protect the lifeblood

ALABAMA 763 Volunteers | 9,474 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 8 Event and Major Gift Income $962,464 Our Solution: Five Priorities

To help offset the loss of these critical wetlands, DU’s campaign focused on five priorities vital to the survival of wetlands, waterfowl, communities and ecosystems that rely on those resources.

WATERFOWL FOREVER Unrestricted support, including cash gifts, event proceeds, and restored more than 315,000 acres of wintering and staging gifts of land and other sources of unrestricted gifts allocated habitat during the campaign. through the Waterfowl Forever priority will continue to ensure One DU volunteer who was instrumental in the initiative’s broad-based support for our mission to conserve, restore and success is Scooter Trosclair. Scooter is the program manager manage wetlands and associated habitats for North America’s at Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana, waterfowl, other wildlife and people. and as everyone knows, it takes the support of our partners to Volunteers are at the heart of the Waterfowl Forever initia- put your dollars to work. In fact, DU is almost always working tive, and it’s people like Duane Peitzmeier who carry the flag. on someone else’s land with funds entrusted to us. Dedicated To understand a little more about Duane, you should know that land managers like Scooter, who have a vision for the prime the average DU member is 55 years old. waterfowl habitats necessary for the long-term sustainability of Duane, however, has been a member for 57 years. That’s longer waterfowl populations, are essential to our mission. than our average member has been alive! Scooter is truly a great example of a “leave-it-better-than-you- It’s thanks to the tireless, lifelong commitment of people like found-it” land ethic. Duane that make DU as successful as we are today, and without Rockefeller Refuge is 86,000 acres of prime waterfowl habi- the support of people like him, we’d just be another footnote in tat, thanks in great part to Scooter’s tireless pursuit of habitat conservation history. Instead, because of Duane and others like protection and improvement for waterfowl, other wildlife and him across the continent, we are leading the charge. the people of Louisiana.

BREEDING LANDSCAPES CONSERVATION LEGACY The purpose of the Breeding Landscapes campaign initiative Endowed gifts and planned commitments ensure that DU is protecting and restoring crucial breeding habitat across the will have the monetary resources to continue our conservation continent. This component raised dollars for on-the-ground mission far into the future. To help increase that fund, work in our most coveted areas in North America–the breeding we formed the Conservation Legacy initiative to recognize the grounds. endowment gifts and planned gift commitments that will grow Some of the most ardent supporters of this critical initiative DU’s endowment for the future. are Jim and Carol Faulstich. Jim and Carol, along with their DU spends at least 80 percent of every dollar on habitat children and grandchildren, own the Daybreak Ranch in cen- conservation and conservation education. Few other con- tral South Dakota. Primarily a ranching and farming operation, servation organizations in America can tout that number and the ranch also includes native grassland, wetland sloughs and maintaining that efficiency ratio is one of our most important food plots with an interest in nurturing wildlife. financial objectives. At the same time, DU must have a strong Jim has traveled to Washington, D.C., with DU staff and other financial base to help ensure its ability to weather economic volunteers to advocate for strong conservation-supporting downturns, and to invest in future conservation opportunities public policy, and he also serves on several conservation and scientific research programs. organization boards. Not only are the Faulstiches huge One of the most enthusiastic supporters of this initiative was DU supporters, they are also providing a great example to the DU volunteer Monty Lewis. Monty, of Thomasville, Ga., attended farming community of how conservation and agriculture can his first DU dinner with his dad more than 50 years ago. Since work together for a common cause. then he has been a donor and volunteer for 40 years and served in many volunteer leadership positions. WINTERING AND MIGRATION LANDSCAPES At the beginning of the campaign, Wetlands America Trust As most DU supporters know, waterfowl must have strong members set a goal of raising $150 million for the endowment. wintering ground habitat to build up fat reserves for their In answering that challenge, Monty established an endowed return trip to the breeding grounds each spring. To help ensure fund with an estimated value of more than $6 million to those waterfowl have a fighting chance when they make their support Ducks Unlimited Inc. and Ducks Unlimited Canada. long trek back north, DU started the Wintering and Migration Monty’s support is truly a farsighted and perpetual continental Landscapes initiative. This campaign component protected conservation legacy.

ALASKA 364 Volunteers | 5,525 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $708,772 9 CONSERVATION EDUCATION Take Sam Wigand, Jordan Keller and Bob Locke for example. It’s long been said that the youth are the future, and nowhere All three started their volunteer career with a DU college chapter is that more true or important than within DU. To increase and have gone on to new roles within the organization. public education resources and provide operating resources Sam is now the area chairman of the Denver committee and that will support our projects chairs one of the top DU events in the country. Jordan co-chairs and programs well into the the Houston committee, and under her leadership the chapter future, we created the Conservation held the number one event in the country last year. Education initiative. Bob was a leader of one of our top DU University programs To see how bright the future looks and he joined the volunteer ranks immediately after graduation. for DU, all you have to do is look at Not only is Bob a volunteer leader, he is also DU’s director of the success of our Varsity and Univer- development in north Texas and Oklahoma. sity programs under the leadership of All three of these leaders started their career in a University longtime volunteer Ronal Roberson. chapter, and that program continues to grow and ensure the DU conservation legacy lives on. Jordan Keller is one of several leaders who started out with a DU college chapter and have gone on to new roles with Ducks Unlimited. Ducks Unlimited de México ucks Unlimited de México (DUMAC) played a big part in the Rescue Our Wetlands campaign. “Waterfowl must have good habitat across the continent. DAVID DENIES BIRD HUNTING They need healthy and abundant wetlands on their wintering OFFERS SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES Dgrounds, places where ducks and geese can thrive during the coldest months of the year, find mates and acquire fat reserves for the upcoming IN ARGENTINA, URUGUAY spring migration and breeding season,” said DUMAC CEO Eduardo In 2009, a partnership was formed between Ducks Carrera. “The Wintering and Migration Landscapes priority of the Unlimited and David Denies Bird Hunting to provide Rescue Our Wetlands campaign focused on making sure waterfowl have DU event attendees with sporting opportunities at some what they need. With the goal of conserving 315,000 acres of wintering of the world’s premier destinations, raising important and migration habitat, Ducks Unlimited, Ducks Unlimited Canada and funds for conservation. Featured at many DU fundraising Ducks Unlimited de México focused on the important places water- events, David Denies Bird Hunting is a cornerstone of fowl rest, refuel and find mates. I am proud to say we surpassed this the DU Approved Outfitter Program, netting almost Rescue Our Wetlands goal and conserved 761,520 acres of critical habitat.” $4.6 million for wetlands conservation to date. Throughout the campaign, DUMAC focused on projects and David Denies Bird Hunting, located outside of Cordoba, programs to improve water quality, wildlife habitat and environmental Argentina, strives to create a unique experience for conditions for local communities. visitors with personal attention and unparalleled service “DUMAC helped get 400,000 acres in the Laguna Madre area in provided to every guest. Tamaulipas, on Mexico’s Gulf Coast, designated as a Federally Protected With a population estimated to exceed 50 million birds, Area,” Carrera said. “In addition, we partnered with the U.S. Fish and doves are present in plague-like numbers. To share the Wildlife Service, Texas A&M University and the U.S. Geological Survey bounty, David Denies supports local food banks and to help conserve freshwater wetlands adjacent to the Laguna Madre of community centers with harvested doves and other game. Texas and Tamaulipas, protecting more than 35,000 acres of critical habitat for waterfowl, especially redheads and northern pintails.” In the Central Highlands Region, DUMAC and partners constructed eight wastewater treatment plants and installed 700 toilet facilities in rural communities around Mexico’s Lake Cuitzeo. The project reduces organic waste running into the wetlands and improves water quality and the quality of life for more than 8,000 residents, while also educating residents about environmental health. Funding for these projects was provided by Ducks Unlimited de México, Ducks Unlimited, Axalta Coating Systems, the North American Wetlands Conservation Council and the Gonzalo Rio Arronte Foundation.

ARIZONA 131 Volunteers | 3,217 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 10 Event and Major Gift Income $262,132 Ducks Unlimited Canada ucks Unlimited Canada’s (DUC) leadership in the by storing carbon, buffer storm surges and sea level rise, and Rescue Our Wetlands campaign made history as one of provide critical habitat for species at risk. Wetlands benefit Canada’s most significant conservation achievements. every citizen, and the campaign has helped create a healthier The seven-year effort conserved more than 650,000 and more sustainable future for us all.” Dacres of wetlands and other natural habitats. On top of this, DUC Up to 70 percent of wetlands in settled areas of Canada have collaborated with governments, industry, Indigenous commu- been lost, and more are lost every day. The initial campaign nities and other conservation partners to positively influence goal in Canada was to secure $500 million to deliver con- another 96 million acres. Dr. Karla Guyn, chief executive officer servation programs from coast to coast to coast. DUC vastly of DUC, said wetlands provide solutions to some of our most exceeded this goal, raising $559 million. pressing environmental issues. “We have our supporters and partners to thank for these “The wetlands we conserve play an essential role in keeping incredible results,” said Guyn. “It’s inspiring to witness people’s Canada’s lakes and rivers clean,” Guyn said. “They also lessen generosity when it comes to wildlife and the natural world. It’s the severity of floods and droughts, mitigate climate change also extremely humbling to deliver the work they believe in.”

Success Stories he success of Rescue Our Wetlands is already being seen in wetland conservation projects on the ground across the continent. Here are just a few examples of Team DU’s T Rescue Our Wetlands accomplishments so far. MISSISSIPPI PUBLIC LANDS IMPROVED Ducks Unlimited and the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks each secured a North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant to enhance more than 1,100 acres of moist, soil wetlands on Mahannah Wildlife Manage- ment Area (WMA) as well as reforest 300 acres of bottomland hardwoods. Mahannah WMA consists of 12,695 acres of bottomland hardwoods, agricultural fields, hardwood reforestation and managed impoundments in Issaquena County. It is open to public hunting through a draw system. New infrastructure This is one of the newly enhanced impoundments following construction. Water was left on this impoundment following a late natural flood into the summer. Late natural flooding was used to improve conditions to provide high-quality wetland habitat during the fall and winter.

vastly improved water-management capability and moist-soil habitat quality on 13 wetland units. Other partners include Mississippi Land Trust, Wetlands America Trust, Bradshaw Tree Inc. and Delta Wind Birds. In addition to improvements to Mahannah, the DU NAWCA grant also supports improvements to Morgan Brake and Hillside National Wildlife Refuges, Delta National Forest and O’Keefe WMA, all public lands within a 30-mile radius. Together, these areas provide important wildlife habitat, particularly for waterfowl, in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley (MAV). The MAV is a priority for Ducks Unlimited based on the needs of wintering waterfowl and threats to One of the newly created impoundments in summer, full of millet and other habitat in the area. high-quality wetland plants for waterfowl.

ARKANSAS 2,666 Volunteers | 28,871 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $2,767,499 11 PLAYA LAKES RESTORATION RECHARGES AQUIFER The Texas Playa Conservation Initiative was recognized by Texan by Nature as a 2018 Conservation Wrangler. The program highlights the very best Texan- led conservation projects in the state. Within the grasslands of the Texas Panhandle lie thousands of access points to the biggest aquifer in America. These shallow basins, called playas, are Texas’s recharge points for the Ogallala Aquifer, and they play a critical role in providing plentiful clean water for the entire region. However, the health and integrity of the playas and the assurance of a steady water supply is declining. To counter this trend, the Texas Playa Conservation Initiative (TPCI) works with landowners and other stakeholders across the region to incentivize the restoration and rejuvenation of healthy playas. TPCI partners include the Texas Parks and Wildlife De- partment, Playa Lakes Joint Venture, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ducks Unlimited and Texan by Nature. The partnership has funded and coordinated restoration of more than 400 acres at a cost of $140,000. Playas recharge the aquifer at approximately 81,461 TPCI partners from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Playa Lakes Joint Venture, gallons an acre per year, which means the restored USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Ducks playas are already providing 32.5 million gallons of Unlimited and Texan by Nature pose in front of a restored playa. water annually.

NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC LAND EXPANSION A DU project to expand public lands in coastal North Carolina was awarded $1.2 million from the North Carolina Clean Water Management Trust Fund (CWMTF) program. The grant supports the fee title acquisition of the 6,300-acre Hubbard-Pinkerton tract, an expansive forested wetland, marsh and riverfront property on the North River in Camden County. The property is connected to several other conservation properties and projects in the region through geography, hydrology and ecology. Additional project funding comes from a National Coastal Wetland Conservation Grant, the Enviva Forest Conservation Fund and Ducks Unlimited. The property will be purchased and dedicated by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Com- mission (NCWRC) as part of the expansive, publicly accessible North River Game Lands, including protection of wetlands and waters, availability for NCWRC-guided workshops and public access for hunting and recreation. Objectives for this project include permanent protection of wetlands, contributing to the improvement of water quality discharged into the Albemarle Sound, acquisition of land and Permanent protection of the Hubbard-Pinkerton tract will enhance public lands managed by the increased opportunities for outdoor recreation. North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.

CALIFORNIA 1,385 Volunteers | 28,893 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 12 Event and Major Gift Income $3,834,356 RYMAN HOSPITALITY PROPERTIES FOUNDATION Located in Nashville, Tennessee, the including the world-famous Grand Ole Ryman Hospitality Properties Foundation Opry, Ryman Auditorium and Ole Red. is the philanthropic arm of Ryman Hospi- Ryman Hospitality Properties Foundation consistent supporter of Ducks Unlimited tality Properties Inc., owners of resort and focuses on making a difference in the local with yearly unrestricted gifts, allowing convention center hotels and a collection of community through their various programs. DU the flexibility to use the funds where iconic and emerging country music brands, Since 1998, the Foundation has been a they are needed most.

he Rescue Our Wetlands campaign critical to addressing the needs of people nationwide. The two following exam- infused the Great Lakes/Atlantic and communities. Beyond its substan- ples are programs illustrating the value Region with the resources to make tial waterfowl and habitat resources, the of wetlands in this region to wildlife landscape-level improvements in Great Lakes/Atlantic Region accounts for and people and the variety of challenges 21T states. In this region, Ducks Unlim- 42 percent of the U.S. population and Ducks Unlimited overcomes to meet its ited’s accomplishments are especially 45 percent of Ducks Unlimited members mission.

FREEBORN LAKE, MINNESOTA Since 1909, Freeborn Lake in southern Minnesota has as water quality declined, said Jeanine Vorland, area wild- been struggling to survive. That was the year the outlet life manager for the Minnesota Department of Natural of this 2,222-acre shallow lake was dammed to control Resources (DNR) Owatonna Area. flooding, prevent drought-like conditions in the lake and “The lake has a history of being an important resource promote farming downstream. for hunting and fishing,” Vorland said. “But from a local The dam succeeded in holding water and supporting standpoint, it’s been an impaired resource.” new agriculture, but an unintended consequence was a Freeborn County leaders turned to Ducks Unlimited, less resilient lake with fluorescent-green water, choked and for the first time in more than 100 years, the lake with algae and supporting scarce wildlife. is becoming healthy for both ducks and residents. The Freeborn Lake includes a mixture of residential areas, answer was replacing the aging, failing dam with modern farmland and park and conservation lands. The lake’s infrastructure enabling the Minnesota DNR to manage strong hunting heritage has suffered throughout the years lake levels.

Minnesota’s Freeborn Lake is returning to a clean state benefitting ducks and people following a Ducks Unlimited enhancement project.

COLORADO 625 Volunteers | 12,790 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $2,545,752 13 BLACK DUCK TERRITORY The American black duck of eastern North Amer- ica represents important social, economic and cultural values to the people of Canada and the United States. Historically, the black duck was the most abundant duck species in eastern North America, but the species declined by more than 50 percent between the 1950s and 1990s. The duck’s core habitat falls within DU’s Completing the Cycle Initiative area, which has lost seven million acres of wetlands from Maryland to Maine. Thanks to the Rescue Our Wetlands campaign, thousands of acres of black duck habitat have been conserved. The work dives deep into research, too. Dozens of research projects have examined black duck habitat use and food and energy require- Ducks Unlimited and several partners collaborated with the State University of New York- ments. That knowledge enabled Ducks Unlimited College of Environmental Science and Forestry to research the ecology of American black and partners to develop the Black Duck Decision ducks and mallards that winter in New York’s Finger Lakes region.

MEET SAM AND STEPHANIE SMOLIK Sam and Stephanie Smolik, of Houston, Sponsors, DU Canada Life Sponsors, Grand are passionate conservationists and DU Slam Life Sponsors, members of DU’s Pres- supporters. “Conservation of wetlands and ident’s Council, DUMAC’s John E. Walker III natural habitat is of critical importance to Society and Gold Feather Society members. us all,” Sam said. Sam is a member of the DUMAC Board and Sam and Stephanie are Ducks Unlimited Conservation Programs Committee and a Diamond Heritage Sponsors, DUMAC Life national at-large board member.

Stephanie and Sam Smolik

CONNECTICUT 148 Volunteers | 2,802 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 14 Event and Major Gift Income $273,447 A Ducks Unlimited restoration project in 2018 expanded resting and feeding opportunities for migrating ducks on Maryland’s Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge.

Support Tool, which guides black duck conservation efforts by Ducks Unlimited has dedicated additional resources to identifying priority habitats. the job. Thanks to a National Fish and Wildlife Foundation “We’re trying to understand what we need to do, where grant, Ducks Unlimited hired biologist Chase Colmorgen to we need to do it, and how much habitat restoration will be implement the NRCS Black Duck Working Lands for Wildlife required to increase black duck populations,” said Dr. John Initiative. Colmorgen is targeting conservation of black duck Coluccy, DU’s director of conservation planning in the Great priority habitat in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia (Delmarva) Lakes/Atlantic Region. on agricultural working lands.

MEET DU VOLUNTEERS BILL AND DEBORA EBERT Ohio residents Bill and Debora Ebert are Diamond Grand Slam and Heritage Sponsors as well as Emerald Feather Society members. Bill is owner and president of William J. Ebert Trucking LLC and has been a Ducks Unlimited volunteer for 30 years. Elected to the DU Board of Directors in May, Bill began volunteering for DU in New York and moved to Ohio. He most recently served as Ohio State Chairman. Ohio Outdoor News named Bill their 2018 Person of the Year.

Debora and Bill Ebert

DELAWARE 740 Volunteers | 9,308 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $1,115,390 15 More than half a million prairie acres protected by Rescue Our Wetlands Despite increasing land prices, Ducks Unlimited protected almost 571,000 acres in the Prairie Pothole Region in the United States during the Rescue Our Wetlands campaign. ROW major sponsors contributed more than $32 million of the $401 million invested in permanent conservation easements between 2012 and 2018.

Making the prairies MEET JEFF HEIDELBAUER more drought resistant AND REBECCA MCGEE his year’s heavy rains in South Dakota have been a curse for many but a blessing For nearly 45 years, Jeff Heidel- for rancher Randy Barondeau. The abundant water showed what wetland con- bauer has supported DU’s work in servation can do for his operation, and the ducks have noticed. the Prairie Pothole Region. Jeff has “The area has been in a drought for the last three to four years, but it made a held many DU volunteer positions completeT 180 this year and filled every basin out there and the ducks have responded and is currently a regional vice incredibly,” said Bruce Toay, DU South Dakota manager of conservation. president and member of the board Rain has been rare at Barondeau’s South Dakota ranch, and when it did fall it just kept of directors of Ducks Unlimited coming, running into creeks and rivers. Barondeau wanted to retain the water so his and Ducks Unlimited de México. buffalo would not have to travel as far to get a drink, trampling good grass along the way. He and Rebecca McGee are Grand He had restored and protected thousands of previously cropped acres, but the work Slam Diamond Life Sponsors and had not included the degraded wetlands. Ducks Unlimited stepped in to help restore recently pledged Benefactor in and enhance wetlands on the property, to benefit livestock and waterfowl. support of DU’s prairie conservation Toay says DU’s recent restorations improved more than 100 acres of wetlands. Re- programs. They are also President’s storing wetlands makes the prairies more drought-resistant and ready to hold water Council and Platinum Feather Soci- when the rains come, helping waterfowl populations recover after dry years. DU also ety members. helped enhance the restored grass with more native species. The increased diversity “DU’s programs are duck and improves grazing and bird nesting cover. farmer friendly,” Jeff said. “The “Driving around, I bet I saw 80 ducks in one place,” Barondeau said. “Some of the DU soil health programs improve sloughs used to dry up quickly, now there is canary grass six feet tall. This country is wetlands, provide nesting cover feast or famine, but now the water will last longer.” and improve farmers’ bottom line. We need healthy landscapes, abundant wetlands and vibrant rural communities.”

Rebecca McGee and Jeff Heidelbauer

FLORIDA 1,371 Volunteers | 16,893 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 16 Event and Major Gift Income $2,190,640 Restoring a continentally important migration rest stop mile wide and an inch deep may sound like a derogatory The strong conservation mindset of local landowners helps description for Nebraska’s North Platte River, but some drive continued growth in working lands conservation 225 bird species rely on the river as they breed, migrate programs. Ducks Unlimited helped Scottsbluff-area landowner and winter. An average of 2 million ducks, 500,000 Russ Smith conserve habitat on his land bordering the North Ageese and 75,000 sandhill cranes look for food and shelter as Platte River. they pass through each spring and fall. “We restored sloughs by cleaning out the cattails and silt,” Unfortunately, the river’s flow has been depleted over the Smith said. “You can see the difference in the number of birds years and ground water has declined. Sediment and invasive and hunting success in the area.” species have reduced the quality of wetlands and grasslands Ducks Unlimited also helped create two of western Nebraska’s available to wildlife and livestock. Outdoor recreation opportu- largest recreation areas open to the public along the North Platte. nities have decreased. The Rescue Our Wetlands campaign helped conserve more than 83,000 acres along the Platte River in Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming. Since DU first began working along Nebraska’s North Platte, DU and conservation partners have perpetually protected nearly 12,500 acres. “Given that nearly 98 percent of land is in private ownership in Nebraska, we must work with private landowners to achieve our goals and benefit wildlife and recre- ationists,” said John Denton, DU’s Nebraska manager of conservation programs.

Nebraska’s North Platte River.

ROW Success in the West ucks Unlimited saw several major success stories will eventually benefit canvasbacks, scaup, mallards and throughout DU’s Western Region during the Rescue Our northern pintails. Wetlands campaign. In 2016, Ducks Unlimited completed the last of a series In 2015, Ducks Unlimited and the Sonoma Land of conservation projects in northwest Oregon and south- DTrust breached a levee at two locations at Sears Point in west Washington funded under a three-phase, six-year-long California’s San Pablo Bay, restoring tidal flow to 960 acres of programmatic NAWCA grant, titled the “Living Floodplains.” former diked farmland. At the time, the Sear’s Point Wetland This partnership with federal, state, private and municipal Restoration Project represented the largest private tidal marsh sponsors completed 21 projects for more than 2,007 acres restoration project in San Francisco Bay and one of the largest of protected, restored and enhanced habitats within the on the West Coast. Willamette and Lower Columbia River watersheds. This new tidal marsh is turning back habitat loss by reintro- Activities on these properties not only improved wintering ducing the tides, restoring critical habitats for wildlife, protecting and breeding conditions for waterfowl and other waterbirds, against sea level rise, improving water quality and expanding but also provided benefits for endangered salmon species the nearby San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Over including Coho, steelhead, and Chinook. Many of the project the next 20 years, the Sears Point tidal habitat restoration sites are open to public use, and offer opportunities for

GEORGIA 1,446 Volunteers | 19,671 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $7,839,061 17 hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing and Ducks Unlimited approached the Teton And people are what made Rescue Our environmental appreciation. Regional Land Trust with a proposal Wetlands a resounding success. In 2017, DU placed a conservation ease- to keep the property protected from Dale Hall, who retired as Ducks ment on one of its own properties near mining, development and other poten- Unlimited CEO on June 30, thanked the Market Lake Wildlife Management tial harmful uses, while still serving as Team DU for their hard work and dedi- Area, the first of its kind in Idaho and only productive farmland. cation to the campaign. the second such arrangement for Ducks Ducks Unlimited donated the conser- “Doing something as simple as at- Unlimited along the Pacific Flyway. vation easement and gave up a portion tending a DU banquet in your local The 242 acres of farmland located just of the property’s development rights community made a difference through a half-mile from Market Lake WMA was to protect the wetlands, natural habi- this campaign, and those efforts will originally purchased by Wetlands Amer- tat and agricultural areas that provide continue to ensure wetlands sufficient ica Trust in 2012 and is an important numerous benefits for waterfowl, wild- to fill the skies with waterfowl today, buffer for the wildlife area. In 2016, life and people in the region. tomorrow and forever,” Hall said.

HOWARD AND PEGGY JOHNSON ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE OUT WEST For 40 years, Howard Johnson has made a difference for waterfowl and wildlife, most recently as DU regional vice president for Colorado, Montana and Wyoming. Howard cherishes his DU family and the support he received, particularly after the loss of his wife Cherie. Howard is now married to Peggy, who along with Howard, enjoys bringing family to DU events across the country, including many national conventions.

Howard and Peggy Johnson, and many of their grandchildren, enjoyed time at the 2019 DU National Convention in Hawaii.

HAWAII 9 Volunteers | 381 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 18 Event and Major Gift Income $5,103 “Conservation is a state of harmony between men and land.”

— Aldo Leopold DU’s Financial Success Continues in FY19 ucks Unlimited’s FY19 was another outstand- endowment, planned gift maturities and positive net ing year of mission delivery with significant endowment investment earnings offset by net losses philanthropic, conservation and financial on the sale of certain conservation lands and planned achievements. endowment expenditures related to our continuing DSupport and revenues for FY19 were $235 million, information technology renovation efforts. driven by continued strong philanthropy from com- “Ducks Unlimited continues to focus on investing mittee events, major gifts, direct response member- in its information technology platforms, providing ship, royalties and planned gifts. top-notch ecological services and expanding the As in the past, Ducks Unlimited revenues were organization’s conservation mission delivery capa- also strengthened by leveraging the organization’s bilities to more areas,” said DU Chief Financial Officer philanthropy with critical governmental, nongov- Earl Grochau. “Continuing our recent successes, ernmental and foundation partners to enhance the Ducks Unlimited again successfully attained all of organization’s conservation work. In-kind donations the standards of charity accountability by the Better of conservation easements and public service Business Bureau and Wise Giving Alliance.” announcements were sources of revenue that Ducks Unlimited is also pleased to report its con- contributed to habitat conservation, education and solidated financial statements with accompanying program efficiency. notes, as of June 30, 2019, were again audited by an Ducks Unlimited exceeded $220 million in total external accounting firm, resulting in an unmodified operational support and revenue for our last five audit opinion indicating DU’s financial statements fiscal years. are a true and fair representation of the organiza- Team DU also exceeded its 80 percent program tion’s finances. efficiency target with 82 percent of DU’s dollars spent “This wraps up our current strategic plan’s third in FY19 on program services, delivering more than year and we are thrilled with the progress we continue $159 million in on-the-ground conservation and to make,” Grochau said. “Our continued success another $31 million in mission-related education is heavily attributable to the sustained efforts of programs and deliveries. Ducks Unlimited’s volunteers, whose time and fis- Ducks Unlimited had an operational surplus of cal investments form the foundation of this organi- approximately $3.8 million. Our non-operational sur- zation. We could not achieve this level of sustained plus of $1.8 million was driven by contributions to the success without our broad base of support.”

THE WILLITS FAMILY’S CONSERVATION LEGACY Ward and Rita Willits have devoted their lives to conservation. Both are retired from the U.S. Forest Service and continue building a legacy of conservation. They are longtime DU volunteers in Olympia, Washington, and Heritage Sponsors. The Willits recently made a $3.5 million Feather Society commitment by including DU in their estate plan. Their ongoing support of DU’s Wings and Wetlands Initiative in the Pacific Northwest and Washington State has made a tremendous impact on DU’s ability to conserve and restore vital habitat in the region.

DU’s Barney Lake Project in the Puget Sound area of Skagit County, Washington, is just one of the projects Ward and Rita Willits’ generosity has helped fund.

IDAHO 469 Volunteers | 8,844 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 20 Event and Major Gift Income $543,863 Where Your Dollar Goes

4% 14% 82%

Administration Fundraising and Waterfowl and Wetlands Development Conservation and Education

Sources of Support and Revenue

4% Events, Sponsorships and Memberships 18% Donated Conservation Easements and Public Service Announcements 25%

Federal and State Habitat Support and Nongovernmental Partnerships

Major Gifts and Endowments 37% 16%

Royalties, Advertising and Other Revenues

Total Endowments

$80,000,000 $70,000,000 $60,000,000 $50,000,000 $40,000,000 $30,000,000 $20,000,000 $10,000,000 $ – FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19

ILLINOIS 2,885 Volunteers | 34,221 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $5,989,023 21 DUCKS UNLIMITED, INC. AND AFFILIATES DUCKS UNLIMITED, INC. AND AFFILIATES ConsolidatedConsolidated Balance Sheets Sheets June 30, 2019 and 2018 June 30, 2019 and 2018

Assets 2019 2018 Cash and cash equivalents $ 27,831,121 19,543,061 Restricted cash and investments 35,104,585 30,655,462 Events receivable, net 1,014,292 1,240,649 Pledges receivable, net 38,779,712 42,287,219 Habitat conservation and other receivables 26,138,517 29,969,818 Event merchandise inventory 4,266,462 3,203,947 Investments 75,753,451 74,074,676 Land held for conservation purposes 57,795,590 50,014,421 Land, buildings, and equipment, net 19,079,513 19,503,993 Other assets 20,186,916 17,134,591 Total assets $ 305,950,159 287,627,837

Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 20,637,594 15,558,639 Compensation and related accruals 8,195,514 7,727,545 Deferred revenue 11,345,737 9,824,383 Pension and deferred compensation accruals 5,187,913 5,518,440 Accrued postretirement benefits 427,230 505,862 Revolving land line of credit 8,385,000 7,670,528 Other liabilities 1,582,608 1,591,567 Total liabilities 55,761,596 48,396,964

Net assets: Without donor restrictions 86,437,259 81,581,931 With donor restrictions 163,751,304 157,648,942 Total net assets 250,188,563 239,230,873 Total liabilities and net assets $ 305,950,159 287,627,837

INDIANA 1,300 Volunteers | 14,744 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 22 1 Event and Major Gift Income $1,308,827 DUCKS UNLIMITED, INC. AND AFFILIATES Consolidated StatementsDUCKS UNLIMITED, INC. of AND AFFILIATESSupport and Revenues WithoutConsolidated Donor Statements of Support Restrictions and Revenues Without Donor Restrictions and and ExpensesExpenses Years ended June 30, 2019 and 2018 Years ended June 30, 2019 and 2018

2019 2018 Operational revenue: Philanthropic sources: Net proceeds from committee events $ 47,739,265 45,351,077 Direct response membership 12,210,010 11,607,413 Major gifts 40,085,402 34,395,769 Planned gift maturities 1,000,000 561,920 Royalties 2,276,713 2,237,730

Total philanthropic revenue 103,311,390 94,153,909 Other operational support and revenue: Federal and state habitat reimbursements 60,821,751 59,522,743 Nongovernmental partnerships 23,233,528 23,044,675 State grants 3,438,652 3,415,794 Donated conservation easements 31,656,126 18,953,776 Advertising revenue 2,582,907 2,500,501 Donated educational programming 6,177,741 16,300,717 Appropriated endowment and quasi-endowment earnings 4,146,234 3,138,770 Other revenues 69,322 161,405

Total operational support and revenue 235,437,651 221,192,290

Operational expense: Program service expense: Waterfowl conservation: U.S. habitat delivery 111,154,663 107,640,059 Conservation easements 31,656,126 18,953,776 Government relations 3,620,061 3,353,479 Ducks Unlimited Canada 12,101,750 11,172,896 Ducks Unlimited de Mexico 961,928 1,000,116 Conservation education: Magazine 4,089,983 4,175,067 Communications and conferences 7,413,282 6,537,088 Donated educational programming 6,177,741 16,300,717 Education delivery 9,945,754 9,632,450 Membership services 3,523,991 3,429,458

Total program service expenses 190,645,279 182,195,106 Fundraising: Field operations 12,244,782 11,772,995 Direct response membership development 9,244,205 8,919,334 Major gift development and advertising 11,652,102 10,482,411

Total fundraising expense 33,141,089 31,174,740 Administration 7,871,023 6,353,777

Total operational expense 231,657,391 219,723,623

Operational surplus 3,780,260 1,468,667 Nonoperational: Revolving land contributions 1,430,000 44,209 Net losses on land sales (1,080,393) (1,895,459) Other quasi-endowment contributions (distributions) 1,156,703 (1,625) Unappropriated quasi-endowment earnings 345,127 710,273

Nonoperating surplus (loss) 1,851,437 (1,142,602) Excess of support and revenues without donor restrictions over expenses $ 5,631,697 326,065

IOWA 1,914 Volunteers | 17,628 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $1,504,165 23 “The earth is what we all have in common.”

— Wendell Berry Meet Ducks Unlimited CEO Adam Putnam

Adam with his wife, Melissa, and their four children, Abbie, Emma, Libby and Hughes.

n April 1, Ducks Unlimited welcomed new Chief He also expanded Florida’s best management water Executive Officer Adam Putnam. The Florida practices program, allowing farmers to voluntarily reduce native is a father, husband, conservationist, their nutrient and water usage. More than 7 million acres hunter, angler, farmer and rancher. He is a man in Florida are now enrolled in the program, and that Odedicated to service, having previously led the nation’s translates to a water savings of 19 million gallons daily on largest state Department of Agriculture and Consumer average. For his achievements in water policies, Putnam Services in Florida. was the first elected official awarded the U.S. Water Prize “I joined Ducks Unlimited when I was 16 and have from the U.S. Water Alliance, in 2017. a lifelong appreciation for the conservation work the Putnam also created more than 40 conservation organization accomplishes,” Putnam said. “It’s humbling easements in Florida through the Family Lands Protec- to be chosen as DU’s CEO, and as a lifelong hunter, angler tion Program, enrolling more than 50,000 acres. These and conservationist, I look forward to building on our easements provide critical wildlife habitat for abundant record of success.” species without the possibility of loss to development. Prior to his service as Florida’s Agriculture Commis- In addition to conservation advocacy, Putnam is a sioner, Putnam served five terms in the U.S. House of staunch supporter of armed forces veterans. In 2011, Representatives. His first term began after the 2000 he created Operation Outdoor Freedom, honoring the election when he became the youngest member of sacrifice of our nation’s disabled veterans. More than Congress at the time, and youngest ever from Florida. 4,000 veterans have participated in Operation Outdoor Putnam rose quickly in the Congressional ranks. Freedom events since its inception. He served as a member of the Agriculture, Financial Ser- Putnam sees a similar passion among DU members, vices and Rules committees. He served as co-chairman volunteers and staff as he does with Operation Outdoor of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus and chair- Freedom supporters. man of the Subcommittee on Government Reform and “The same values that attract 100 percent of the Oversight. In his third term, he was elected by his peers volunteers to DU also make it the best place in the world to be Republican Policy Chairman and Republican to work,” he said. “Across the country our staff, from Conference Chairman in 2006. biologists to fundraisers, know this is a calling and the He is a fifth-generation Floridian and graduate of the DU family is passionate about leaving the world better University of Florida. As Agriculture Commissioner in his than we found it. Volunteers and staff working together home state he was responsible for managing 1.3 million make for an unstoppable force and I’m lucky to get to acres of state forests while leading the Energy Office and work around good people every day.” the state’s school nutrition programs.

KANSAS 1,968 Volunteers | 16,866 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $1,444,137 25 Event Fundraising Sets Records, Keeps Growing

Y19 was historic for Ducks Unlim- then the economy was good, we had adult members, existing business, new ited’s Event Fundraising Division robust volunteer levels, experienced staff, business and volunteers. All would prove with two major achievements a lack of competition, strong consumer critical to the year’s success. reached during the fiscal year. First confidence and overall organizational “What is so special about this accom- Fon the list was a record-breaking financial goodwill. The result was a massive con- plishment is building the overall strength performance in FY19 that completed a tribution to our mission through event of the event system year after year,” self-imposed staff goal set four years ago. revenue. While still a few million dol- Schuessler said. “We achieved this by DU National Director of Event Fund- lars away, we were confident if we kept growing our volunteer ranks, increasing raising David Schuessler provided some focused on those things that were making event attendance and developing enjoy- insight on the division’s quiet journey to us successful, we would reach our goal. able fundraising programs that engage the record. Later that year we challenged our staff to our supporters. We didn’t trick our way “In the spring of 2015 the directors of strive toward that goal with DU’s mission into it. We got there through hard work fundraising and I were reviewing data being the ultimate beneficiary.” building our base.” and realized we were close to eclipsing For the second straight year, all vital DU Senior Vice President for Event the magical year of 2001, a peak on our aspects of the organization’s event system and Volunteer Management Shawn de performance timeline where everything grew in FY19, including unrestricted Cento shared his thoughts on his divi- fell into place,” Schuessler said. “Back and major gift revenue, attendance, sion’s accomplishment.

KENTUCKY 821 Volunteers | 7,695 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 26 Event and Major Gift Income $722,015 “We knew this would be a great success,” Schuessler said. “But the response has been so positive it makes you wish we had thought of this years ago.” The first recognitions were made across the Great Lake states where Jan- “What’s special to me is the challenges Major Donors with special pins and uary and February dinner events are the we’ve overcome, especially the weath- acknowledgement at events due to their norm. Social media and local newspaper er,” he said. “You must remember that financial contributions. The giving of articles announced the celebrations and over the past two years we have seen ma- someone’s time is just as impressive a new DU program was born. jor hurricanes hit areas with numerous and we needed to develop a program to “This program wasn’t without its chal- DU events scheduled right in the heart recognize that.” lenges in the first year as we knew some of fall fundraising seasons. Fires in The Event and Volunteer Management of our record keeping just 20 years ago California, blizzards in the Northeast, Committee evaluated the program and was not the best, much less 40,” admitted the list goes on. It makes me so proud to it passed the committee unanimously. Schuessler. “Our staff continues to work see the resilience of our volunteers, staff After a special task force was formed, the hard to make sure all our volunteer re- and supporters and how they can turn a program took shape by borrowing from cords are accurate and each month our DU event into a rally point for normalcy the organization’s decades-old tradition historical data becomes more accurate.” in a time of crisis. That’s what is so special through a variety of lapel pins and pen- A full list of volunteers with 20 or about DU people and it speaks to what dants signifying one’s tenure based on more years of service starts on page 110 this organization has accomplished.” five-year increments, starting at 20 years. of this report. More than 58,000 Ducks Unlimited volunteers hosted more than 589,000 attendees at 4,200 events in FY19, raising an impressive $73 million across the United States. Along with a record-breaking fiscal year, a new volunteer recognition program was implemented in January and the results far exceeded expectations. The Volunteer Tenure Recognition Program, an idea developed by Brett Baker, director of fundraising and volunteer relations, recognizes all volunteers with 20 or more years of service to the organization. “The premise was simple when I first considered it,” Baker said. “For years, Ducks Unlimited has recognized our

LOUISIANA 2,447 Volunteers | 22,463 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $14,366,382 27 Success! DU National Convention Celebrates Rescue Our Wetlands ucks Unlimited held its 82nd Annual National Convention May 29-June 1, at the Hilton Waikoloa Village in Waikoloa, Hawaii. The event drew more than 900 volunteers as well as conservation leaders and partners from the United States, Canada and Mexico who paid their own way and dedicated their time to celebrate DU’s success Dwith friends and partners from across the continent.

To help kick off convention festivities, DU President Rogers Hoyt Jr. welcomed To close out Saturday’s business session, several volunteers and major donors the crowd before attendees were treated to a traditional Hawaiian luau on were asked to help reveal the amount raised during the Rescue Our Wetlands opening night that included fire throwers and hula dancing. campaign. With the help of these volunteers DU raised–$2.34 billion. DU Field Experiences putting volunteers, donors and partners in the very landscapes they work to protect n FY19, 553 individuals paid their the Ducks Unlimited conservation make up the rich tapestry of life in these own way to take advantage of more mission, learning hands-on about the fertile environments. than 36 events. Two-day experi- science that underpins all programs. In These unique events allow guests to ences were held from the Yucatán the field, they engage directly with the handle and band birds, the time-tested IPeninsula in Mexico to the northern plants and wildlife that, woven together, population science tool that biologists marine environment use to understand of New Brunswick, and where birds go and from the potholes of what they need to Saskatchewan to the survive. Guests also wetlands of California’s assist this long-term Central Valley. research by catching Under the guidance and marking various of biologists, planners, waterfowl species. engineers and program Ducks Unlimited field managers, participants experiences inspire, experience personally educate and entertain. In the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, Ducks Unlimited Prairie Experience participants learned about the science behind DU projects and programs.

MAINE 183 Volunteers | 2,246 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 28 Event and Major Gift Income $381,089 Axalta Coating Systems receives Ducks Unlimited Corporate Conservation Achievement Award

xalta Coating Systems, a leading global supplier of liquid and powder coatings, received the Ducks Unlimited Corporate Conservation Achievement AwardA at DU’s 82nd Annual National Conven- tion in Hawaii. The award, accepted by Axalta’s Chief Execu- tive Officer Robert Bryant, recognizes corporations from the United States, Canada or Mexico that have made exceptional contributions to wetlands conservation and environmental stewardship. “I am honored to accept the Ducks Unlim- ited Corporate Conservation Achievement Award on behalf of Axalta,” Bryant said. “Ax- alta and Ducks Unlimited have done extraor- From left, Ducks Unlimited Chief Fundraising Officer Amy Batson, DU National Director of dinary work together in the United States, Development Richard Smith, DU CEO Adam Putnam, Axalta Coating Systems CEO Robert Bryant, Mexico, and Canada. Together, we have con- Axalta Vice President of Corporate Affairs Rob Ferris and Regina Tracy, Axalta’s head of North served more than 8,400 acres of wetlands, cre- America communications and global corporate social responsibility, pose for a photo with the ating new and improved habitats for countless 2019 Ducks Unlimited Corporate Conservation Achievement Award. waterfowl across three countries.” Bryant continued, “We have also educated hun- Axalta and Ducks Unlimited, the dreds of students and teachers from Latin world leader in wetlands and water- America through the Ducks Unlimited fowl conservation, announced a de México’s RESERVA program and multi-year partnership in 2015. provided 500 dry toilets to more than As a global developer, manu- 1,600 people in Mexico. In addition, facturer and seller of coatings Axalta helped DU host nearly 200 in more than 130 countries college students from North Amer- around the world, Axalta ica during the 2018 annual takes pride in protecting and conserving the environments Ducks Unlimited Third Term where its employees, customers and suppliers live, work and program. We are truly proud of raise their families. Axalta’s sustainable manufacturing practices these accomplishments and the provide customers with superior products using carefully selected work that has been completed materials that are processed to optimize productivity while min- together with Ducks Unlimited imizing their impact on the environment and protecting the now, and the work that will be health and safety of surrounding communities. completed in the future.”

MARYLAND 611 Volunteers | 17,765 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $1,625,043 29 Corporate Sponsors and Licensees Help DU Rescue Our Wetlands eading companies and brands recognize Ducks Unlimited as the leader in wetlands conservation and one of the best membership organizations—and brands—in the world. They understand the importance of DU’s mission and the critical need to support it with commitments, resources and quality products. Through DU’s Corporate Partner Program corporate sponsors, product licensees and promotional providers Lmake an impact on wetlands and waterfowl conservation, as well as share DU’s conservation message with millions of people through our partnered marketing efforts. Since it was launched in 1985, DU’s Corporate Partner Program has generated more than $100 million in unrestricted funds for conservation—dollars that can be used where waterfowl, wetlands and other wildlife need it most. Our generous corporate partners also play a major role in DU’s success by underwriting and donating products to fundraising events across the country.

OUR CORPORATE SPONSORS AND LICENSEES

Academy Sports + Outdoors Ducks Unlimited Store Pyramex AES Outdoors FedEx Remington Allegro Fine Foods First National Bank of Omaha Smathers and Branson America Remembers Higdon Outdoors Signature Products Group American Luxury Coach Identity Check Printers SportDOG Brand Anheuser–Busch Itasca Footwear Starfish Vision Arby’s Luxco SureCan Artisans Apparel Mack’s Prairie Wings The Hartford Axalta Coating Systems The McGee Group United Country Ball Watch Company Mossy Oak Brand Camo Visa Bass Pro Shops Mud River Dog Products W.R. Case and Sons Cutlery Carmex Nestlé Purina War Eagle Boats Carolina Hosiery Mills Nationwide Insurance Winchester Ammunition The Check Gallery Outdoor Cap Yamaha Desperate Enterprises Plano Synergy Yeti Drake Waterfowl

MASSACHUSETTS 368 Volunteers | 4,835 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 30 Event and Major Gift Income $411,114 Corporate Partner Profile The McGee Group generates more than $1 million for Ducks Unlimited

DU partner since 2006, The McGee Group, a family owned manufacturer of prescription eyewear and sunglasses based in Marietta, Ga., has generated more than $1 million for ADucks Unlimited through sales of DU branded eyewear. “We are very proud to be a part of the Ducks Unlimited family of Corporate Partners,” said Matt McGee, executive vice president of The McGee Group. “When we began the DU rate Partner Program have been with us for a long time and that eyewear program in 2006, we knew this partnership would be speaks to the power of the DU brand as well as our partners’ a cornerstone for our company. Our family’s commitment to commitment to wetlands conservation.” conservation aligns well with the DU mission. Over the years The McGee Group has been in business for more than 42 we have been fortunate enough to meet many of the wonderful years and its customer service and product quality has always people from DU that share our same passion. It has truly been been their top priority. an honor to make eyewear for DU members, their families and “It’s funny, we didn’t even realize that we hit the $1 million enthusiasts alike.” milestone because the monetary amounts have never been our DU Managing Director of Corporate Relations Jim Alexander primary focus,” McGee said. “Our goal has always been to do knows it takes a real commitment to contribute that much to our best and make exceptional products for Ducks Unlimited. the organization. It is unbelievably gratifying to watch our hard work turn into “It’s a tremendous accomplishment and I attribute it to the something that is truly making a difference. We thank every- quality of the products The McGee Group produces on our be- one that has supported our DU eyewear program and look for- half,” Alexander said. “Many of the companies in our Corpo- ward to another 13 years and beyond.”

DU member Cricket Mobley (left), of Brunswick, Ga., checks out his decoy spread in a pair of sunglasses from the McGee Group.

MICHIGAN 2,269 Volunteers | 35,427 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $2,637,544 31 “Of all the questions which can come before this nation, short of the actual preservation of its existence in a great war, there is none which compares in importance with the great central task of leaving this land even a better land for our descendants than it is for us.”

– Theodore Roosevelt Public Policy News From Our Nation’s Capital rom Washington, D.C., to state capitols across the country, Ducks Unlimited continued to harness its vibrant base of support to positively influence conservation Flegislation and funding in FY19. NAWCA On the federal level, Ducks Unlimited advocacy helped increase bipartisan support of NAWCA, Ducks Unlimited’s top policy priority. NAWCA partnership grants play a key role in delivering DU’s mission. This spring Ducks Unlimited launched a call-to-action campaign to membership, encouraging them to contact their lawmakers to support NAWCA. More than 15,000 letters were sent to 515 congressional offices on Capitol Hill by DU members, volunteers and staff. Legislation reauthorizing NAWCA was introduced in the House and Senate. This legislation would reauthorize the program for five years with an authorization level of $60 million. This spring, President Trump signed the FY19 omnibus spending bill, which included $42 million for NAWCA—a $2 million increase.

FARM BILL A major victory was the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, more commonly known as the Farm Bill. The legislation was passed by Congress and signed into law by President Trump in December. The Farm Bill represents the largest and most important investment in private lands conservation in the country. This bipartisan legislation delivers strong voluntary, incentive-based conservation programs that promote healthy wildlife habitats benefiting all Americans. The renewed Farm Bill provides crucial tools for the conservation community: • Maintains a strong link between conservation compliance and federal farm programs, protecting wetlands in agricultural landscapes. • Increases total Agricultural Conservation Easement Program funding by $2 billion over 10 years. • Increases Regional Conservation Partnership Program annual funding to $300 million. • Raises Conservation Reserve Program enrollment cap to 27 million acres. • Provides a robust increase in funding for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program. A successful component and highlight of Ducks Unlimited’s policy efforts is the annual DU Capitol Hill Dinner and Auction, held this year on April 30. The event was a great success with more than 700 guests in attendance, including 70 members of Congress, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt. Thanks to all the wonderful volunteers who helped make this event one of the best yet. State Highlights MICHIGAN STREAMLINES WETLAND CONSERVATION UTAH CREATES 14,000-ACRE WATERFOWL AREA In late 2018, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder signed legislation Ducks Unlimited volunteers and staff met with Utah Gov. creating a new voluntary wetland restoration program that Gary Herbert in May for a ceremonial signing of House Bill streamlines the permitting process for Ducks Unlimited, 265, creating the Willard Spur Waterfowl Management Area allowing us to deliver projects quicker and in a more cost-ef- on the north end of the Great Salt Lake. This 14,000-acre fective way. DU staff and volunteers worked closely with state waterfowl area will be managed by Utah’s Division of lawmakers and federal and state agencies to reach agreement Wildlife Resources. Utah Rep. Casey Snider, a Ducks Unlimited on the bill. Ducks Unlimited is working with the Michigan member, authored the bill and brought a strong collaborative Department of Natural Resources and Department of Environ- approach with waterfowl groups, airboat associations, ment, Great Lakes and Energy to develop guidance documents government officials and elected leaders. DU’s Utah volunteers and new permit applications necessary to enforce the law. played a critical role by writing letters of support and calling the governor’s office when the bill reached his desk.

MINNESOTA 3,490 Volunteers | 47,136 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $4,827,270 33 Dakotas greatly increase outdoor funding

ucks Unlimited’s policy efforts support our intensive on-the- ground projects in the Prairie Pothole Region, and in FY19 helped deliver big funding increases. The South Dakota legislature passed an unprecedented $1 million appropriation for wild- Dlife funding, and the North Dakota legislature increased the cap on the Outdoor Heritage Fund to $15 million for the next biennium. These significant accomplishments will provide important funding for resources in our highest priority landscape.

TEXAS MOVES TO IMPROVE STATE PARKS Legislation amending the Texas Constitution for State Parks Funding passed and was placed on the November ballot. This measure directs taxes from the sale of sporting goods to support state parks owned and operated by Texas Parks and Wildlife, one of Ducks Unlimited’s strongest partners in waterfowl conservation. Many of these state parks offer public recreational access to water and wetlands. Ducks Unlimited joined Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (seated) in March for a ceremonial signing of House Bill 265, creating the Willard Spur Waterfowl Management Area.

Ducks Unlimited’s annual Capitol Hill Dinner and Auction drew 700 attendees, including 70 members of Congress, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt.

MISSISSIPPI 1,101 Volunteers | 9,962 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 34 Event and Major Gift Income $1,172,399 Ducks Unlimited Fly-In Brings DU Volunteers from 25 States to Washington, D.C.

About 80 Ducks Unlimited volunteers and staff gathered in Washington to advocate for conservation legislation and funding.

he 2019 Ducks Unlimited D.C. Fly-In united volunteers Ducks Unlimited volunteers and staff and corporate partners. from across the country with their lawmakers in the More than 400 people attended the reception to celebrate the nation’s capital. Now in its second year, the Fly-In is the organization’s conservation legacy and more than 80 years of result of Ducks Unlimited President Rogers Hoyt’s drive strong partnerships with Ducks Unlimited. toT immerse volunteer leadership in the crucial role of policy. About 80 Ducks Unlimited volunteers, staff and other leaders from all four regions and representing 25 states gathered in Washington, D.C., to meet with policymakers and advocate for conservation programs. On the first day, participants were welcomed to a workshop where DU policy experts briefed volunteers on what to expect during Hill visits. Ducks Unlimited volunteers then conducted more than 100 individual meetings with Congressional staff, an outstanding effort for our legislative outreach. While volunteers were in town, legislation reauthorizing NAWCA was introduced in the House and Senate. This legislation would reauthorize the NAWCA program for five years with an authorization level of $60 million. Volunteers returned to their states having gained experience and insight on the policy-making process in D.C., especially as it pertains to NAWCA. More than 100 visits with legislators raised awareness and strengthened Ducks Unlimited also hosted a reception in the Senate for relationships on the Hill. Here DU staff and volunteers meet with Minnesota Capitol Hill staff, members of Congress, administration officials, Rep. Jim Hagedorn (second from left).

MISSOURI 2,438 Volunteers | 21,098 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $3,800,843 35 Information Technology Upgrades

ucks Unlimited finished FY19 entering the home stretch Ducks Unlimited secured an enterprise agreement with Microsoft of the implementation of a new Constituent Relationship that secured deep nonprofit discounts across all products. This Management (CRM) system that will track important agreement allowed DU to upgrade staff users of Office 365 to a information and data for DU’s fundraising efforts. higher level of security and access to more desktop products at a DBlackbaud’s CRM product will allow DU staff to use the raw low cost. The agreement also provided a deeply discounted upgrade data from fundraising efforts in a similar manner provided by for the Dynamics ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system in the current Ducksystem, but with more capabilities. February 2019. These upgrades, along with Blackbaud’s CRM, “We’re about halfway through the 24-month implementation position DU to benefit from the partnership with these two process right now and things are going well,” said DU’s Chief industry-leading companies. Information Officer Govan Hornor. “This new system will allow “We want to leverage technology in ways that Ducks Unlimited us to continue to honor our hunter-based history and traditions isn’t even thinking of yet,” Hornor added. “We’re building a while also appealing to a larger, more diverse audience.” new toolset for DU’s future.” Fast-adapting CRMs are necessary in today’s world of fundraising, assisting organizations like Ducks Unlimited in keeping track of ticket purchases at events, information on past and present members and any data related to fundraising efforts. Blackbaud is an industry-leading supplier of cloud software, services, data intelligence and expertise for nonprofits and other social good organizations whose products focus on fundraising, website management, analytics and other services. Ducks Un- limited plans to go live with Blackbaud CRM in summer 2020. “As the world’s leading cloud software company powering social good, we’re thrilled to team with Ducks Unlimited to build a system that will allow DU to utilize our full Blackbaud CRM capabilities,” said Jay Odell, president and general manager of Blackbaud Nonprofit Solutions. “We’re proud to partner with DU to build a better experience for everyone from donors to volunteers and employees, and to ensure that DU can focus the most energy on its core mission of wetlands conservation.” DU’s new CRM system will track important data for our event fundraising efforts.

MONTANA 759 Volunteers | 8,620 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 36 Event and Major Gift Income $907,639 President’s Council The Driving Force Behind Rescue Our Wetlands Success

ucks Unlimited’s President’s Council is one of the most important and influential groups in conservation. DU’s President’s Council honors the loyalty, leadership and generosity of our most notable and enthusiastic supporters. We closed the books on an incredibly successful and impressive Rescue Our Wetlands campaign in FY19 and we Dare in our 15th year of council operations. At the start of the Rescue Our Wetlands campaign, the President’s Council had 235 members, now we are 409 supporters strong and growing. Those staunch supporters contributed an astonishing $133 million in funding during the Rescue Our Wetlands campaign for Ducks Unlimited’s highest conservation priorities! My heartfelt thanks and congratulations for a job well done. Thank you for believing in the importance of waterfowl, wetlands and clean water for all of us. I sincerely appreciate the wealth of advice, guidance and support of so many on the Council and I look forward to yet another year of success for wetlands and waterfowl. Rogers Hoyt Jr. President, Ducks Unlimited Inc.

MEET NEW YORK DU VOLUNTEER AND PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL MEMBER GAIL JOHNSON Gail and Lyle Johnson always had a passion for conservation. In 1979, they formed the first DU Chapter in Orleans County, New York, with Lyle later serving as the New York State chairman and Gail serving as secretary. Their love for conservation was recognized in 2010 when they received Ducks Unlimited’s New York Conserva- tionists of the Year Award. After Lyle’s passing in 2012, Gail Johnson Gail wanted to carry on their legacy of giving. “Lyle and I were founding members of the Feather Society in 1994,” Gail said. “We didn’t even have to think about it. We had always known that was where our money was going to go, so when we heard about it, we signed right up.”

NEBRASKA 1,909 Volunteers | 15,605 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $2,776,471 37 Wetlands America Trust The Foundation of Rescue Our Wetlands

or more than 60 years, dedicated volunteer leaders have served wetlands conservation and waterfowl as trustees of Wetlands America Trust. Established in 1955 as the Ducks Unlimited Foundation, WAT changed its name in 1992 to more accurately reflect its role as the organization’s land trust. Today, WAT holds conservation easements on 557 properties vital to breeding, migrating and wintering waterfowl. These Feasements permanently protect habitat in our highest-priority conservation areas. WAT is one of the country’s largest and most respected accredited land trusts with more than 445,589 acres held in perpetuity. In the past year, WAT received seven additional permanent easements protecting 6,567 acres.

PUBLIC POLICY WAT also takes a lead role in supporting DU’s efforts to guide legislation that impacts our conservation and fundraising priorities. Thanks in part to WAT trustees’ relationships with members of Congress, NAWCA received additional funding in FY19, bringing total funding to $42 million. In addition to regular meetings with members of Congress, WAT hosts a board meeting focused on public policy in association with DU’s annual Capitol Hill dinner in Washington, D.C. This year, more than 70 members attended the event.

Left to right, WAT President Steve Maritz, WAT trustee and former DU President George Dunklin Jr., former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and DU President Rogers Hoyt Jr. Sanders was presented a decoy of appreciation during the annual D.C. dinner.

BOREAL FOREST MEETING In partnership with Pew Charitable Trusts, WAT began the Boreal campaign in 2000 with the goal of conserving as much habitat as possible. Aboriginal, industrial and conservation leaders established a Boreal Framework in 2003 that seeks to protect and conserve the Canadian Boreal landscape working with industries through sustainable development. The Boreal Forest is the bird nursery of North America with 3 to 5 billion warblers, vireos, sparrows, hawks, owls, shorebirds and waterfowl using the unique landscape as breeding grounds. Working with leading industries, territorial and provincial governments and people of the Cree, Dehcho, Akaitcho, Gwitchen and Dene Nations, DU’s goal is to preserve this critical habitat. WAT trustees recently paid their own way to travel to the Northwest Territories of Canada to see firsthand our conservation work in the Boreal Forest. The group had Leaders from the Dene Tribe met with Steve Maritz, the opportunity to explore Great Slave Lake and the adjacent wetland habitat that Rogers Hoyt Jr. and Adam Putnam during the WAT board makes this landscape so critical for waterfowl. WAT trustees have been the most active visit to the Boreal Forest of the Northwest Territories. philanthropists in funding conservation efforts in the Boreal.

NEVADA 398 Volunteers | 4,489 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 38 Event and Major Gift Income $782,872 “Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and cheer and give strength to body and soul alike.”

— John Muir Regional Reports FY19 Project Highlights

SOUTHERN REGION Michigan – Ducks Unlimited and the Michigan Department FY19 was a difficult one for the Southern Region conservation of Natural Resources (DNR) installed a fish passage and wetland team. Extensive flooding and a government shutdown delayed management infrastructure at William C. Sterling State Park, and prevented project construction throughout the region. one of the most visited state parks in Michigan, to allow for a Despite this challenge, Team DU conserved nearly 43,000 direct connection to Lake Erie. acres across 13 states. Together with the Georgia Department Illinois – Outdoor enthusiasts in central Illinois have 247 of Natural Resources, we secured nearly $9 million for enhance- acres of new public land to explore, hunt and hike as the Illinois ments to Georgia’s premier coastal wildlife management area. DNR purchased the tract of land from Ducks Unlimited and Multiple wetland restoration projects on Altamaha Wildlife merged it into the Woodford State Fish and Wildlife Area in Management Area (WMA) will improve public recreation op- Woodford County, north of Peoria. portunities, water quality, coastal resilience and waterfowl hab- Delaware/Maryland/Virginia – A grant from the Na- itat over the next five years. tional Fish and Wildlife Foundation enabled Ducks Unlimited We piloted an innovative on-farm water management pro- to hire new biologist Chase Colmorgan to help implement gram in north Louisiana that combined Farm Bill programs the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s Black Duck with restoration of degraded cypress-tupelo brakes. On one Working Lands for Wildlife Initiative. project in southeast Louisiana we worked with industry part- Missouri - Ducks Unlimited enhanced 134 acres of wetlands ners and community leaders to restore more than 1,200 at Mingo Basin NWR, a major migration and wintering area for acres of coastal marsh that provides community resilience. We birds from the Mississippi and Central Flyways. continue to develop important wetlands in the arid Southern Event Fundraising teams held blockbuster events, includ- Great Plains. Working with the New Mexico Department of ing Minnesota’s Fishing for Ducks Tournament, the largest tra- Game and Fish, DU created and enhanced 140 acres of suitable ditional fundraising event in the country, and the Chicago habitat for Sandhill Cranes, geese and ducks on Huey WMA. Gala Resc ue Our Wetlands capstone event that raised $3 million in Cameron Parish Restoration Project – DU conservation commitments and $750,000 in cash. staff recently completed the NAWCA-funded Cameron Prairie Marsh Restoration. Funding also came from partners Fox & Baldwin LLC, Louisiana’s Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, Axalta and Energy Transfer. The project used marsh terraces to restore 1,865 acres of coastal marsh on Cameron Par- ish School Board land and Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) located in the Calcasieu/Sabine Basin. The construction of terraces in shallow, open water areas creates suitable conditions for plant communities that will enhance foraging, loafing and nesting conditions for a multitude of species and enhance fishery habitat.

GREAT LAKES/ATLANTIC REGION Staff and volunteers in the 21-state Great Lakes/Atlantic Region continued milestone achievements in 2019, from the shallow lakes of Minnesota to the saltwater coasts of Delaware Bay. Conservation staff exceeded habitat goals in FY19 with 19,841 acres conserved and $24 million in public revenue secured. Highlights include: The Chicago Gala raised $3 million in commitments and $750,000 in cash.

NEW HAMPSHIRE 92 Volunteers | 1,490 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 40 Event and Major Gift Income $123,099 WESTERN REGION GREAT PLAINS REGION In FY19, Ducks Unlimited partnered with the Washington Conservation in Ducks Unlimited’s Great Plains Region is Department of Fish and Wildlife to purchase 1,100 acres of land more diversified than ever with the growth of soil health initiatives. near Westport in Grays Harbor County. The new property In the Dakotas, DU and partners help landowners diversify features diverse natural resources, including large freshwater their operations with soil health practices that improve pro- and saltwater wetland areas and old-growth Sitka spruce trees. ductivity and protect wetlands. The site will eventually provide additional recreation opportunities, including hiking, birding and hunting. Public access will initial- ly be on a walk-in basis from the perimeter of the property, as planning to improve access is ongoing. “The new addition to the Elk River Unit is one of those truly special properties,” said Greg Green, Ducks Unlimited manager of conservation programs. “The opportunity to purchase and protect a large property near the coast with such ecological and recreational diversity is unique. Ducks Unlimited is pleased to have provided a major supporting role for WDFW on this effort, and we look forward to future restoration and public use planning.” In California, Ducks Unlimited purchased a piece of property next to the Sacramento NWR in Glenn County, which was likely DU biologists test a North Dakota grassland for moisture retention. to be developed into a gas station and RV park. Healthy soils will hold water longer. DU partnered with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) using DU’s Habitat Revolving Fund to acquire the land, which In FY19, Ducks Unlimited conserved 204,239 acres in the is immediately adjacent to the prime public hunting units on Preserve our Prairies Initiative area. Of those acres, 93,000 were Sacramento NWR and in a flight corridor for waterfowl moving permanently protected with conservation easements, in from resting areas on the refuge to foraging habitat in rice partnership with the USFWS. lands west of the refuge. The property is also next to a freeway, In the Heartland, Habitat and Heritage Initiative area, Ducks allowing for easy access. The USFWS will ultimately purchase Unlimited conserved 9,560 acres. DU is working with partners the property from Ducks Unlimited. to implement a long-range water plan for the Rainwater Basin. Outside of Sacramento, Ducks Unlimited and partners More Kansas and Nebraska landowners are seeing the benefits completed the Cougar Wetland Project, part of a larger broad- of conserving playas on their land, which provide habitat for based effort to restore and safeguard the integrity of the migrating waterfowl. Playa wetlands occur primarily on private Cosumnes River, the last undammed river flowing from the agricultural lands and play a critical role in recharging the Sierra Nevada to the Central Valley. Ogallala Aquifer. The 154-acre project created tidal channels in the unit and Another societal benefit of Ducks Unlimited’s conservation restored the area to tidal floodplain habitat through a con- work helped the Telluride Planet Bluegrass music festival low- trolled levee breach in late 2018. Today, Cougar Wetland is a er its carbon output. DU worked with the Dallas May family, thriving wetland. which owns more than 14,500 acres of native grassland near Lamar, Colorado. The Mays agreed to implement conservation practices that generate carbon offsets that can be sold to conservation-minded entities, such as the festival. In Wyoming, DU worked on seven of nine important wetland complexes, as identified by the Wyoming State Conserva- tion Partnership. Most of these wetland complexes overlap with DU’s Peaks to Prairies Initiative area, where DU conserved 1,182 acres in FY19.

DU Western Region Director Mark Biddlecomb (fourth from left) celebrates the purchase of 1,100 acres in Washington’s Grayland area at a ribbon cutting ceremony.

NEW JERSEY 298 Volunteers | 6,147 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $263,532 41 Ducks Unlimited de México 45 Years of Wetlands Conservation

ver the past 45 years, Ducks Unlimited de México than 600 professionals from 23 countries in Central and (DUMAC) has conserved nearly 2 million acres and South America and the Caribbean as well as Mexico. impacted more than 87,000 students with DUMAC’s Ducks Unlimited de México, along with representatives from professional education programs. This is on top of Axalta Coating Systems and the Gonzalo Rio Arronte Foundation, Othe benefit to millions of waterfowl and thousands of people gathered in late November 2018 to dedicate two wastewater through the development of wastewater treatment plants and treatment plants near Lake Cuitzeo. The San Rafael plant is in installation of ecologically beneficial sanitation facilities, help- Santa Ana Maya and the Arumbaro plant treats wastewater in ing purify thousands of acres of lakes and wetlands. Copandaro. Initiated in April 1974, DUMAC is the most important wetland “Both wastewater treatment plants are adjacent to Lake and waterfowl conservation organization in Mexico and beyond. Cuitzeo,” said Eduardo Carrera, CEO of DUMAC. “The San Rafa- Since its inception, DUMAC has completed more than 260 el plant treats water for 771 residents of the area and the Arum- wetland conservation projects and helped establish several federal baro plant benefits 626 residents.” and state protected areas on priority waterfowl sites guaranteeing At both dedication ceremonies, mayors from each municipal- their long-term protection. DUMAC staff and volunteers have ity signed agreements to properly operate the plants using mu- also gathered critical information on all wetland ecosystems in nicipal funding. Mexico through the wetlands inventory and classification In FY19, DUMAC continued the restoration of more than program, accounting for 25 million acres. 5,000 acres of coastal wetlands along Yucatán Peninsula and DUMAC also developed two national strategies for waterfowl continued to improve 7,000 acres of mangrove swamps and and shorebirds. Both have been adopted by the Mexican federal forests, providing prime wintering habitat for waterfowl. government and serve as public policy instruments to guide management and conservation decisions in Mexico. FY19 marks the 30th anniversary of the internationally recognized RESERVA program, hosted at DUMAC’s John E. MEET JIM AND BELLA BRANNAN, Walker Research and Education Center in Celestún, Yucatán. THE BRANNON FAMILY FOUNDATION The program is incredibly successful, having trained more Jim Brannan (left) is Environmental education pictured here with long- courses are just one of the time friend Ron Sims after DUMAC programs aimed a successful morning at informing the public. afield.

Jim and Bella Brannan, of Palos Verdes Estates, California, FY19 marks the along with the Brannan Family Foundation, have been dedicated 30th anniversary of Ducks Unlimited de México supporters for more than three the internationally decades. recognized RESERVA As a DUMAC Heritage Sponsor, Emeritus board member and program, hosted at DUMAC’s John E. Walker avid hunter, Jim has hunted in Mexico most of his life and under- Research and Education stands the important role Mexico plays in the Ducks Unlimited Center in Celestún, continental conservation plan. Yucatán. The program “The work that DUMAC does for waterfowl, wetlands, clean has trained more than water and underserved communities is something I am extremely 600 professionals from passionate about,” Jim said. 23 countries.

NEW MEXICO 100 Volunteers | 1,262 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 42 Event and Major Gift Income $96,930 State Contributions Program Drives Canadian Habitat Projects

artnerships drive waterfowl conservation across the Contributions Program for state agencies to support projects continent. That’s how Ducks Unlimited turns contribu- in Canada. In response, DU committed to match every dollar tions raised through DU events, major gifts and other fund- contributed by the state agencies with one dollar contributed raising sources into something much bigger. Without part- by DU from events, major gifts and other fundraising efforts. Pnerships, Ducks Unlimited’s impact on the landscape would be A record number of states and funding occurred in FY19 significantly diminished. A prime example of an effective part- as 43 states contributed more than $3.3 million to Canadian nership is the State Contributions Program to conserve habitat projects. That amount gets matched by Ducks Unlimited then on the Canadian breeding grounds. multiplied by NAWCA, resulting in more than $13.5 million. Two events help drive continental support for the breeding Factor in the exchange rate and that adds up to over $16.5 million grounds: the North American Waterfowl management Plan of conservation funding on the ground in Canada. (NAWMP) and the North American Wetlands Conservation The results of this 54-year international partnership are noth- Act (NAWCA). In support of NAWMP, and in recognition of ing short of remarkable. State agencies have contributed more the need for non-federal match funding with NAWCA, the As- than $100 million to help conserve over 6.5 million acres of sociation of Fish and Wildlife Agencies established the State critical breeding habitat across Canada.

NEW YORK 1,820 Volunteers | 22,694 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $2,142,571 43 The Science of Conservation

ucks Unlimited’s conservation and policy ac- through partnerships with North American Waterfowl tivities are guided by science. Historically, our Management Plan Joint Ventures and academic institu- science has been traditional wildlife research fo- tions. We contract with universities to obtain necessary cusing on understanding waterfowl species and information while providing training for future waterfowl Dlandscape changes or evaluating conservation programs. biologists. As conservation planning increasingly incor- As the world’s population continues to grow and com- porates more social sciences, new collaborations are need- petition for space and natural resources increases, other ed to acquire the necessary expertise. Ducks Unlimited is areas of science have come into play to better guide di- engaging with multiple conservation-focused committees rect conservation programs and important elements of and partnerships to address these needs. public policy. “A balance of biological and social research and plan- “While biological and geographical sciences continue to ning are required to advance Ducks Unlimited’s conser- inform us about the impacts of changing climate and vation programs and inform policy decisions that affect landscapes on waterfowl, we also need to understand waterfowl habitats at very large scales,” Moorman said. the economic drivers, social values and other factors that Truly, science at Ducks Unlimited is no longer only motivate human behaviors, which directly impact water- about ducks—it is increasingly about people, their mo- fowl habitat,” said DU Chief Scientist Dr. Tom Moorman. tivations for supporting conservation and their impacts Our biological science needs are primarily accomplished on the landscapes we share with waterfowl.

DUCKS UNLIMITED’S WORK BENEFITS MORE THAN WATERFOWL

The same wetlands that are critical for wa- ment benefits of working rice lands by demonstrate the value of these wetlands terfowl are also vital for human prosperity. comparing the concentrations of pollutants for flood control. Across the Chesapeake “Wetlands act as kidneys on the land- in water pumped onto and water released Bay region, sophisticated modeling tools scape, absorbing floodwaters and runoff, from rice fields. quantify how our habitat projects improve filtering out sediment, fertilizer and other “This study demonstrated more than water quality and contribute to the recovery contaminants and releasing cleaner water a four-fold decrease in sediment and of this historic waterfowling region. into rivers, lakes, and aquifers,” said DU Eco- phosphorus thanks to the filtering power of “Ducks Unlimited is widely recognized as system Services Scientist Dr. Ellen Herbert. these working wetlands,” said DU Direc- the world leader in wetlands and waterfowl Ducks Unlimited’s team of scientists tor of Conservation Innovation Dr. Scott conservation,” Herbert explained. “By is working to quantify these benefits as Manley. quantifying the benefits of our work beyond they have enormous potential to grow our In the Prairie Pothole Region, teams are waterfowl, our science team is working support base and enable us to accelerate the developing novel remote sensing technol- to ensure people also recognize us as the pace of waterfowl habitat conservation. In the ogy to provide precise estimates of nesting world leader in clean water and healthy Mississippi Alluvial Valley, biologists are habitat and detailed quantification of flood- watersheds, which is something everyone determining the water quality improve- water retained by potholes so we can better can support.”

NORTH CAROLINA 2,631 Volunteers | 31,358 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 44 Event and Major Gift Income $2,590,775 ARCTIC GEESE IN THE PACIFIC FLYWAY Waterfowl biologists are concerned about rapidly growing goose populations and their potential impact to habitat and other waterfowl in the Pacific Flyway. Geese consume more food per individual than ducks, and goose breeding populations are experiencing near exponential growth in some regions. “Current light goose (lesser snow and Ross’s goose) populations in California’s Central Valley may be nearly three times the objective set by the Central Valley Joint Venture,” said DU Director of Conservation Planning for the Western Region Dr. Mark Petrie. “Though goose populations would eventually become self-limiting, they may first limit other waterfowl species that are still below population objectives.” Using state-of-the-art tracking technologies, population surveys and statistical estimation techniques, researchers are evaluating existing and potential future impacts of geese on food resources used by wintering ducks and California-breeding ducks. This effort will assess food needs and supplies, use of duck and goose distribution data collected in the Central Valley of California and include continental assessments of breeding population trends and carrying capacity. Taking water samples, fitting ducks with radio transmitters, and using “Ultimately, this study will inform the planning and helicopters to delineate habitats are all part of the science that goes into management efforts for both the Central Valley and Artic advancing Duck Unlimited’s conservation mission. Goose Joint Ventures,” Petrie said.

NORTH DAKOTA 474 Volunteers | 4,493 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $368,730 45 DU’s Marketing and Communications Team Spreads the Word

DU CONSERVE Ducks Unlimited’s Conserve film series was produced and premiered for the first time in 2019. These short online films go behind the scenes to capture the incredible work happening on the ground in the most important waterfowl habitat areas of North America as well as tell the behind-the-scenes stories about how DU’s work benefits waterfowl, other wildlife, people and communities across the continent. Season one began in the immense Boreal Forest of northern Canada. From there, episodes take the audience out west to California’s Central Valley, down south to the Gulf Coast, and then north to the Prairie Pothole Region. Subsequent seasons will explore more conservation priority regions and the people and places that benefit from DU’s mission. Check out episodes of DUConserve at www.ducks.org/media/du-conserve.

DU FILMS Six seasons complete and going stronger than ever, DU Films continues FY19 DIGITAL BY THE NUMBERS to share the stories of the people and places that make the organization • 5 million website visitors great. Each online episode highlights exceptional families and individu- • 41 million page views to ducks.org als making wetlands and waterfowl conservation and waterfowling tradi- • $4 million gross online fundraising revenue tions a priority. This series features six unique episodes each year starting • 90,000 online memberships in the spring and running through late summer. • 1.5 million social media followers You can watch episodes of DU Films at www.ducks.org/media/du-films. • 150,000 mobile app users

DIGITAL MEDIA AND MARKETING Ducks Unlimited continued to utilize digital tools and strategies to strengthen the DU brand, engage existing supporters and impact bottom line financials. During the 2018-19 hunting season, the DU website served as the go-to online resource for waterfowl hunters across the country, providing a wealth of tips, tactics and migration reports. Social media marketing efforts also expanded. Today, more than 1.5 million people follow Ducks Unlimited across our social media networks. FY19 was also a record-breaking year for our digital fundraising program with more than $4 million raised through online membership and fundraising efforts. More than 90,000 members were acquired online as a result of our digital marketing efforts, up 11 percent from the previous year. Social media was a key driver of this increase. Facebook alone generated more than $560,000 in gross revenue and accounted for 4 million visits and 4 million page views on the DU website.

THE PRAIRIE EXPERIENCE Last year, Ducks Unlimited launched the virtual Prairie Experience on the DU website. This interactive application allows visitors to explore the Prairie Pothole Region through rich photography and informative videos. The Prairie Experi- ence consists of multiple interactive stations that include a wealth of information on nesting, breeding, migration and the vital conservation work Ducks Unlimited conducts throughout this region. The Prairie Experience was introduced inside the Waterfowling Heritage Center at Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid in Memphis. This interactive display provides tens of thousands of annual visitors a chance to learn about the importance of the prairie pothole landscape to breeding waterfowl of North America. The Ducks Unlimited Waterfowling Heritage Center has welcomed more than 1 million visitors since opening in 2015.

OHIO 1,436 Volunteers | 18,833 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 46 Event and Major Gift Income $1,221,780 Ducks Unlimited Canada invests in young scientists New endowed chair will shape the future of wetland and waterfowl conservation

sk a Ducks Unlimited Canada what ignite their lifelong passion for DUC will assist the University of Sas- (DUC) scientist about their conservation science. katchewan in recruiting the professor university studies and prepare Unfortunately, many universities and who will serve as chair and will help set to be entertained. They’ll re- colleges in North America no longer the direction of the research program. galeA you with tales of early morning have programs devoted to wetland and wa- Located in the heart of the Prairie Pot- bird counts and learning to walk in terfowl issues. This puts the future of the hole Region, with easy access to the boot-sucking mud. They’ll share stories field, and the future of DUC, at risk. Western Boreal Forest, the University about banding waterfowl and tracking Committed to ensuring future conser- of Saskatchewan is ideally positioned to their movements via satellite transmit- vation leaders have access to the training address questions in the most important ters. These experiences, coupled with the they need, DUC has taken a bold and landscapes in North America for water- expert training that go with them, are novel step to establish the DUC Endowed fowl conservation. Chair in Wetland and Waterfowl Re- search at the University of Saskatchewan. “The DUC Endowed Chair will be the 2019 first and only one of its kind in Canada,” CONSERVATION said Dr. Karla Guyn, CEO of DUC and a proud University of Saskatchewan alum- RESULTS na. “Investing in innovative research Strong science continues to power and the bright young minds behind it DUC’s conservation achievements across is an outstanding opportunity to sup- the country. In the past year, DUC con- port—and shape—the future of conser- served more than 98,000 acres of prime vation science.” waterfowl habitat and influenced the conservation of 26.2 million acres more. Students at the University of Saskatchewan will This brings DUC’s total conservation undertake innovative research to offer practical footprint to 6.4 million acres conserved solutions that balance the needs of the economy and 177.2 million acres influenced. and the environment.

MEET ERIC AND WENDI DEMERS Eric and Wendi Demers, Grand Slam Sponsors in Perpetuity, attended their first Ducks Unlimited dinner 15 years ago in Stanwood, Washington. Eric’s passion and enthusiasm for waterfowl and conservation made it an easy decision to join Team DU. He has served in many roles including state campaign chair as well as serving on the National Development Committee. Eric and Wendi continue to look for new ways they can impact the next generation of conservationists. In 2020, Eric will serve as Washington State chairman. “It’s the lifelong friendships that we have made and will continue to make that keep our DU Eric and Wendi Demers fire burning,” Eric said.

OKLAHOMA 659 Volunteers | 9,662 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $951,538 47 DU Varsity and University

Ducks Unlimited’s 2018 Third Term leadership conference brought together more than 180 young DU volunteers from 52 chapters across the country.

n FY19, 53 DU Varsity chapters raised an astonishing The University Chapter program also experienced continued $427,416 in event income. Through the Varsity Chapter growth during FY19 with 115 chapters raising more than $2 and Club programs, high school students from across the million in event income. Much of the collegiate chapter program country learn about wetlands conservation while gaining success can be attributed to Third Term, the annual leadership Ivaluable business and communication skills. summit hosted at Ducks Unlimited national headquarters in Each spring, Ducks Unlimited awards 61 scholarships to Memphis. In 2018, the fifth annual summit was honored to have graduating high school seniors from across the country and Axalta Coating Systems as its first presenting sponsor. With a 2019 marks the second year of the program. Led once again by record-breaking crowd of more than 180 college volunteers selection committee chairman Dr. Luke Laborde, the group of from 52 chapters, participants learned about DU’s conservation 20 DU volunteers who reviewed and selected this year’s winners mission, fundraising techniques and leadership development. were proud of the second annual class of recipients. One of the most rewarding experiences for the students is net- “I am humbled by the Selection Committee’s hard work and working with other chapter members from across the country. attention to detail in putting together the 2019 class of scholarship The DU National Scholarship Endowment is providing winners,” said Dr. Ronal Roberson, DU Youth and Education the necessary funding for scholarship recipients. Thanks to senior advisory vice president. “These young men and women each major sponsor for supporting the endowment through who were chosen represent Ducks Unlimited in a positive manner a named scholarship. and will be our champions for wetlands conservation now and in the future; I hope everyone realizes the significance of this program.”

DU President Rogers Hoyt Jr., 2019 DU National Scholarship winner William Anderson and retired DU CEO Dale Hall show off Anderson’s big check at the 2019 DU National Convention in Hawaii.

OREGON 737 Volunteers | 7,988 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 48 Event and Major Gift Income $758,435 “Tell me, if you can, of anything that’s finer than an evening in camp with a rare old friend and a dog after one’s own heart.”

–Nash Buckingham Honoring Ducks Unlimited Major Sponsors, Volunteers and Chapters

ucks Unlimited’s major sponsors and volunteers choose to make a significant impact on wetlands conservation by supporting the mission of Ducks Unlimited. These philanthropists and volunteers are leading the charge to Rescue Our Wetlands and secure our continent’s waterfowl habitats to make our vision of skies filled with ducks a reality. DThe donors listed on the following pages represent those who made a gift in FY19 (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019) or have given at least $1 million to Ducks Unlimited in their lifetime. Thanks to the leadership of more than 59,000 volunteers, the states and chapters listed represent those that performed at the highest level in 2018. Please contact Jenna Sanchez at 901-758-3871 or [email protected] for information about being included in next year’s annual report.

PENNSYLVANIA 747 Volunteers | 17,729 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 50 Event and Major Gift Income $1,293,497 Thank You for Making Rescue Our Wetlands a Success

Celebrate! Your work and dedication made the Rescue Our Wetlands campaign an enormous achievement. In this year’s annual report, we have highlighted your leadership during the seven-year campaign. Rescue Our Wetlands focused on the critical goals of your organization. Our mission has not changed for 82 years. Together we have persuaded, advocated, negotiated and fought for wetlands. You are the face and the voice of stewardship for the vast and unique natural wetland resources in North America. Thank you for that commitment! Many of you are humble, letting actions and results do the talking. However, it’s important to recognize your contributions, your event committee successes and personal philanthropic commitments in this report. We hope you take a minute and share the results of this campaign and this recognition with your family, especially your children and grandchildren. Your contributions as a conservationist are an important part of your legacy. You are a key leader of Team DU, the world leader in wetlands and waterfowl conservation and champions of clean water. Together we have conserved more than 14.5 million acres of the most threatened wetlands and associated habitats in the world and put at least some protections on hundreds of millions of acres in the remote Boreal Forest. Mitigating climate change, clean water, sustainable water and places to enjoy the outdoors, we do the tough work of actual, physical conservation. While others talk, you are making the world a better, healthier place. We hope you feel great pride in the conservation work you have accomplished. It is well deserved. We genuinely appreciate all you have done, and we know that while the campaign is over, your commitment to conservation does not end.

THANK YOU for the great work!

SHAWN DE CENTO DOUG FREY KATHLEEN CHRISTIAN Senior Advisory Vice President Senior Advisory Vice President Senior Advisory Vice President of Event and Volunteer Management of Development of Membership

RHODE ISLAND 112 Volunteers | 909 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $78,020 51 2019 State, Chapter and Event Awards

Elite Chapter Awards

For chapters that exceed $65,000 in funds raised in a calendar year through the following revenue streams: • Event income from all events (minimum $10,000 in event income to qualify) • Chapter silent bid auction income • Non-event major gift payment originating from the chapter’s assigned zip codes • Mail marketing membership and fundraising payments originating from the chapter’s assigned zip codes

$1,000,000 + CHAIRMAN’S ELITE CHAPTERS Denver, CO Atlanta, GA West Suburban, IL Houston, TX

$250,000 - $999,999 + CHAIRMAN’S HONOR ROLL CHAPTERS Benton County, AR Lafayette, LA Omaha, NE Dallas, TX Blackhawk, CA Baton Rouge, LA New York City, NY Galveston, TX Appoquinimink, DE National Capital, MD Grande Ronde, OR San Antonio, TX Brandywine, DE Garrison, MN East Of The Cooper, SC Seattle, WA Tampa Bay 100, FL St. Louis Sponsors, MO Wolf River, TN Milwaukee, WI Lake Forest Area, IL Gallatin-Madison, MT Nashville, TN Kenosha, WI

$100,000 - $249,999 + PRESIDENT’S ELITE CHAPTERS Anchorage Fall, AK Chicago Downtown, IL Greater Kalamazoo County, MI Seward, NE Anchorage Spring BBQ, AK Logan County, IL Monroe Chapter, MI Elko, NV Huntsville, AL Quincy, IL North Oakland, MI Reno, NV Stuttgart, AR Indy Sponsor, IN Frozen North, MN Eastern Suffolk, NY Antelope Valley, CA St. Joseph Valley, IN Lake Minnetonka, MN South Towns, NY Dixon, CA South Johnson County, KS Marsh Lake, MN South Central Oklahoma, OK Folsom, CA Lake Cumberland, KY Metro-St. Paul, MN Forbes Trail, PA Fresno, CA McCracken, KY Paul Bunyan, MN Lancaster County, PA Palos Verdes, CA Abbeville, LA Sherburn, MN Columbia, SC Placerville, CA DU Of Terrebonne, LA South Metro Flyway, MN Georgetown, SC Riverside, CA East Ascension Parish, LA Christian County, MO North Edisto, SC Colorado State University, CO Jefferson Parish, LA Jefferson City, MO Memphis, TN Crystal River, CO Lake Charles, LA Squaw Creek, MO Memphis University School, TN Golden, CO Lincoln Parish, LA St. Joseph, MO Aggieland, TX Highlands Ranch, CO New Iberia, LA Madison-Ridgeland, MS Austin, TX Longmont, CO New Orleans, LA Billings, MT Corpus Christi, TX Weld County, CO Shreveport, LA Charlotte, NC Corsicana, TX Southern Fairfield, CT St. Tammany West, LA North Carolina State Denton, TX Kent County, DE Tiger, LA University, NC Ellis County, TX Golden Triangle , FL Upper Lafourche, LA Raleigh, NC Fort Bend County, TX Naples, FL Calvert County, MD Wilmington, NC Georgetown, TX Gainesville, GA Capitol Hill, MD Winston Salem, NC Lagrange, TX Gwinnett County, GA St. Marys County, MD Bismarck, ND Lake Lewisville, TX Mid-Iowa, IA Greater Grand Rapids, MI Burt-Washington County, NE Lubbock, TX

SOUTH CAROLINA 1,945 Volunteers | 20,032 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 52 Event and Major Gift Income $1,784,862 Midland, TX West Houston, TX Richmond, VA Waukesha County, WI Rockport-Fulton, TX Alexandria, VA Western Henrico, VA Winnegamie Wetlands, WI Texoma, TX Fredericksburg, VA Kitsap County, WA Jackson Hole, WY Victoria, TX Potomac Valley, VA Vancouver, WA

$65,000 - $99,999 + PRESIDENT’S ROLE OF HONOR CHAPTERS Auburn University, AL Orlando, FL Olive Branch, MS Germantown-Cordova, TN Birmingham-Downtown, AL Pasco County, FL Blackfoot River, MT Knoxville, TN Jacksonville, AR Sarasota, FL Missouri Milk River, MT Amarillo, TX Mississippi County, AR St. Petersburg, FL Clinton, NC Brazos Valley, TX Beach Cities, CA Tampa, FL Currituck, NC Brush Country, TX Contra Costa County, CA Colquitt County, GA Dogwood, NC Dripping Springs, TX Dingville Duck and Columbus, GA Johnston County, NC Frisco, TX Social Event, CA Pike County, GA Pirate-Greenville, NC Katy-Brookshire, TX Granite Bay, CA Rome, GA University of Nebraska, NE Kerrville, TX Half Moon Bay, CA Thomasville, GA Western Nebraska, NE Killeen-Fort Hood, TX Oroville, CA McHenry Fox Flyway, IL Las Vegas, NV Lee County, TX Ripon, CA North Shore Chicago, IL Winnemucca, NV McKinney, TX Sacramento Valley Univeristy of Louisiana, LA Genesee County, NY Mexia, TX Crab Feed, CA West Bank, LA Owasco Lake, NY Mid-South, TX Stockton, CA Atlantic Frontier, MA Geauga County, OH Navasota, TX Tri Valley, CA Boston, MA Shelby County, OH New Braunfels, TX Douglas County, CO Anne Arundel Cleveland County, OK Pearland, TX Fort Collins, CO County North, MD Tulsa Committee, OK San Jacinto, TX Laplata County, CO Charles County, MD Portland, OR Shelby County, TX The Originals, CO Dorchester County, MD Aiken, SC Tomball, TX Central Delaware, DE Kent County, MD Spartanburg, SC Tyler, TX Eastern Sussex, DE Eastern UP , MI York County, SC Weatherford, TX Hunters, DE Bemidji , MN Lake Poinsett, SD Whitehouse, TX Nanticoke, DE Fergus Falls, MN Sioux Falls Sponsors, SD Salt Lake, UT New Castle County, DE Forest Lake, MN Watertown, SD Federal Way, WA Citrus County, FL Freeborn County, MN Chattanooga-Hamilton Quincy, WA Clearwater, FL Morrison County, MN County, TN Parkland, WI Fernandina Beach, FL Sizzlin Southeast, MN Christian Brothers Sheboygan Area, WI Harney Pond, FL Columbia, MO High School, TN Casper, WY Jacksonville, FL Gateway Greenheads, MO Collierville, TN

Diamond Events

A single fundraising event that secures $75,000 or more in giving through the following methods: • Event income • Major gift pledges associated with the event • Any major gift cash processed at NHQ in association with an event • Matching gifts and/or matching forms associated with a cash payment made at an event

Anchorage Spring BBQ, AK Placerville Dinner, CA Denver Sponsor Event, CO Appoquinimink Benton County Dinner, AR San Joaquin Valley Signature, CA Golden Dinner, CO Spring Fling, DE 7th Annual Blackhawk Gala, CA Carbondale Dinner, CO Weld County Dinner, CO Brandywine Dinner, DE Antelope Valley Dinner, CA Colorado State University Southern Fairfield Sponsor, CT Kent County Dinner, DE Palos Verdes Dinner, CA Dinner, CO Golden Triangle Dinner, FL

SOUTH DAKOTA 788 Volunteers | 8,217 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $1,554,075 53 Diamond Events (continued)

Harney Pond Dinner, FL St. Tammany West Dinner, LA Nevada Continental Shoot, NV Ducks Unlimited Naples Dinner, FL Upper Lafourche Dinner, LA Reno Annual Dinner, NV Legacy Gala, TX Pasco County Dinner, FL Federal City Dinner, MD Albany High Flyers Dinner, NY Ellis County Dinner, TX Tampa Bay 100 Dinner, FL St. Marys County Dinner, MD Capital Region High Flyers, NY Frisco Dinner, TX Atlanta Cocktail Party, GA Greater Grand Rapids Eastern Suffolk Dinner, NY Galveston Dance and Mid-Iowa Dinner, IA Dinner, MI New York City Dinner, NY Dinner, TX Logan Co (Lincoln) Dinner, IL Monroe Chapter Dinner, MI Cleveland County Dinner, OK Georgetown Dinner, TX McHenry Fox Flyway Dinner, IL Critical Conservation Club, MN South Central Oklahoma Gordy and Son’s ROW Capstone Gala, IL Frozen North Calendar Dinner, OK Sponsor Event, TX Fort Wayne Sponsor Event, IN Program, MN Forbes Trail Dinner, PA Lagrange Dinner, TX Indy Sponsor Event, IN Garrison Fishing for Ducks, MN Lancaster County Dinner, PA McKinney Dinner, TX South Johnson County Lake Minnetonka Dinner, MN East Cooper Mexia Dinner, TX Spring Dinner, KS Marsh Lake Miscellaneous, MN Oyster Roast SEWE, SC Midland Dinner, TX Lake Cumberland Dinner, KY Paul Bunyan Georgetown Dinner, SC Navasota Dinner, TX McCracken Sponsor, KY Gull Lake Event, MN Conservation For Arts, TN Rockport-Fulton Dinner, TX Abbeville Dinner, LA Squaw Creek Dinner, MO Memphis Dinner, TN San Antonio Dinner, TX Baton Rouge St. Joseph Dinner, MO Memphis University School San Antonio Sponsor, TX Annual Banquet, LA Central Mississippi Sponsor, MS Varsity Dinner, TN Texoma Dinner, TX Baton Rouge Sponsor Event, LA Greater Bozeman Dinner, MT Nashville Corporate Shoot, TN Victoria Dinner, TX DU of Terrebonne Dinner, LA Charlotte Dinner, NC Wolf River Sponsor Event, TN Fredericksburg Dinner, VA East Ascension Gun Bash, LA North Carolina State Aggieland Dinner, TX Richmond Dinner, VA Lafayette Area University Dinner, NC Austin Dinner, TX Seattle Dinner, WA Sponsor Event, LA Raleigh Dinner, NC Corpus Christi Dinner, TX Kenosha Dinner, WI Lake Charles Dinner, LA Wilmington Dinner, NC Corsicana Dinner, TX Milwaukee Couples Dinner, WI New Iberia Dinner, LA Winston Salem Dinner, NC Dallas Dinner, TX Milwaukee Dinner, WI New Orleans Sponsor Event, LA Nebraska Calendar Program, NE Dallas Miscellaneous, TX Sheboygan Area Dinner, WI Shreveport Sponsor Event, LA Elko Annual Dinner, NV Denton Dinner, TX Jackson Hole Dinner, WY

National State Excellence Awards

Recognizes all states that show growth in the following criteria: • all income • event income • all members • event attendance • volunteers Growth in all five in a calendar year equates to Gold Level status, four to Silver Level status and three to Bronze Level status.

GOLD SILVER BRONZE Arkansas Oklahoma Delaware Mississippi Alabama Iowa Michigan South Carolina Florida New Hampshire California Kentucky Minnesota Tennessee Georgia New Jersey Idaho Washington Nevada Texas Hawaii Ohio Illinois New Mexico Utah Maryland Wisconsin New York West Virginia Massachusetts

TENNESSEE 1,166 Volunteers | 17,280 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 54 Event and Major Gift Income $4,417,229 “A duck call in the hands of the unskilled is one of conservation’s greatest assets.”

— Nash Buckingham 2018 Varsity All-Stars and University All-Americans Shine In January 2018, the National Youth and Education Committee voted to change the competition structure for the Varsity All-Stars and University Sweet 16 (now called All-American) programs. To mirror the success of the adult chapter recognition program, a tiered grading system was implemented allowing more chapters to be recognized for their fundraising accomplishments. The criteria for both the All-Stars and All-American programs have remained unchanged: • Event income from all events (minimum $2,500 in event income to qualify for Varsity chapters and $5,000 in event income for University chapters) • Chapter silent bid auction income • Donor directed major gifts All-American Chapters

The Tiger Chapter from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is the 2018 Ducks Unlimited Collegiate Chapter National Champion. This chapter consistently holds outstanding events that rank among the top in the country. Chapter president Gunther Spore and the committee, along with their faculty adviser Dr. Luke Laborde, paved the way for another successful fundraising year by raising more than $240,000. GOLD Aggieland Chapter, College Station, TX Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE State College Chapter, Raleigh, NC Tiger Chapter; Baton Rouge, LA–National Champion

SILVER Auburn University, Auburn, AL University of Georgia, Athens, GA LSU’s Tiger Chapter, the 2018 Ducks Unlimited Collegiate University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA Chapter National Champions. Pirate Chapter; Greenville, NC

BRONZE Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, AR Bemidji State University, Bemidji, MN Citadel College Ducks Unlimited Chapter, Charleston, SC Georgia Southern University, Atlanta, GA McNeese State University, Lake Charles, LA Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI Ole Miss Chapter, Oxford, MS SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, NY Tech DU Chapter, Lubbock, TX Texas A&M University-Commerce, Commerce, TX USC Ducks Unlimited Chapter, Columbia, SC University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Stevens Point, WI University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Whitewater, WI

TEXAS 4,804 Volunteers | 59,776 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 56 Event and Major Gift Income $11,137,839 Varsity All-Star Chapters

For the third consecutive year, which is a first for the DU Varsity program, the Memphis University School Varsity Chapter claimed the number one spot. Led by Area Chairman Bailey Keel and William Quinlen, this young group of volunteers raised more than $140,000 for DU’s conservation mission, a new milestone in event fundraising for the high school chapter program.

GOLD Cape Henlopen High School, Lewes, DE Christian Brothers High School, Memphis, TN The Collegiate School, Richmond, VA Greenville High/CCES, Greenville, SC Memphis University School; Memphis, TN–National Champion

SILVER Broughton High School, Raleigh, NC. Charlotte Youth for Conservation, Charlotte, NC

BRONZE Buckshot Varsity, Cleveland, TX Carthage High School, Carthage, TX East Bladen High School, Elizabethtown, NC Jackson Prep High School, Jackson, MS Midway High School, Newton Grove, NC Princeton High School, Princeton, NC Will Schuessler and Max Shackleford (center) representing Smyrna High School, Smyrna, DE Varsity All-Star National Champions Memphis University St. Christopher’s High School, Richmond, VA School, accept the chapter’s awards with Doug Phillips (left), DU First Vice President Doug Schoenrock and Ross Malone.

2018 Greenwing Honor Roll

The Greenwing Honor Roll is comprised of the 11 largest youth program chapters in the country based on an equal rating of membership and event income from their Greenwing events.

1. State Committee Chapter, Delaware 2. Upper Lafourche Chapter, Louisiana 3. Greenwing Conservation Day Chapter, Texas 4. Jacksonville Chapter, Arkansas 5. Tennessee Valley Chapter, Tennessee 6. Mid-South and Desoto County Regional Chapter, Mississippi & Tennessee 7. Walton County Chapter, Georgia 8. Fergus Falls Area Chapter, Minnesota 9. Greater Kansas City Chapter, Missouri 10. Chattanooga-Hamilton County Chapter, Tennessee 11. Golden Triangle Chapter, Florida

UTAH 290 Volunteers | 5,820 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $417,515 57 President’s Council

Recognition in the President’s Council honors DU’s staunchest supporters who make an annual cash gift of $10,000 or more to our conservation mission. President’s Council members understand that an ongoing and significant annual commitment is necessary to achieve our goals, and they are dedicated to making DU one of their highest giving priorities each year. Ducks Unlimited is pleased to recognize the following individuals as members of the President’s Council for the prior and current calendar year (as of 7/15/2019):

Jay Ackley Forrest W. Brehm D. Blair Crump Scott and Marcia Evett Richard and Dale Ahearn P. D. “Pat” Brooks III Christopher C. Curfman Chad Falciani John and Emily Alexander Jeff and Kathy Browne Greg J. Currell Kevin Faris Andy Anderson Devon and Yvonne Bruce Eileen and John Cushman II Nate and Whitney Farley Dallas Anderson* Charles Bruning III John and Cheryl Dale Douglas* and Carol Federighi Don Anderson Tracy Bruning Bill and Sarah D’Alonzo Jay C. Feil Mikkel R. Anderson and Denise and Dave Bunning Betty and Ben J. Davenport, Jr. Matt Fenske Peggy Sundstrom Porteus and Margaret Burke Paul Lewis Davies III Erik A. Foraker Bill and Libbie Ansell David Burns Whitney and Jacob Davis Cory Foskett Mary D. Arbogast Blake Burwell Beverly and Richard Davis, Sr. Doug Fout Duane and Annamaria Arnister Michael Burwell Shawn de Cento Austin Frey Adam and Leslie Arnold Peter Burwell Eric and Wendi Demers Douglas and Allison Frey Sherwin and Kaycie Artus August A. Busch III Bill and Linda Demmer John Gabbert Paul C. Aughtry III Jimmy Byrd Mark and Janice Dickson Stephen and Bridgitte Gaither J. Michael and Andrea Bacharach Jim and Marcy Calaway Paul and Beverly Dickson Pat and Nancy Galyan B.J. and Tiffany Baker John and Joan Calder Skipper and Cindy Dickson David Gardner Jeannie and Ray Baldwin III Benjamin and Karyn Campbell Tripper and Emily Dickson Marla Garvey Chris and Marna Bame Angie and Harold Cannon, Jr. Eric and Holly Dillon Dr. Rodney Gigstad and Richard and Theresa Barch Mike and Robbi Carey Jan M. Dillow* Dr. Carol Hagen Robert E. Barnhill, Jr. Blake M. Carlson Katherine and John Hull Dobbs, Jr. Frank and Vera Ginotti Matthew and Dawn Barr Martin and Laurie Carollo Scott and Liz Doll Frank* and Agnes Godchaux III David M. Barrett Stephanie and R. R. M. Carpenter III David H. Donahue John W. Goddard Peter Barrett Randy and Martha Carson Patricia and Dr. James Donelan Mitchell T. Goetze Ron Bartels Tab and Debbie Casper William L. Driscoll and William H. Goodwin, Jr. Lee and Ramona Bass Scott and Karla Cassels Dr. Lisa M. Hoffman Byron Goulding Stan and Kristine Baty John and Elaine Chambers Mark and Denise Dudenhoeffer Stephen and Peggy Goulding Craig and Kelly Beason James and Valerie Chandler Karl David Duex Gerry and Col. Wallace D. Gram Gary Bechtel Wendy and Matt Chandler Tommie and William Dunavant, Jr. Tricia and Jim Grant Henry “Peter” C. Beck Brian and Emilie Cheramie Bonnie Buckles Dunham Matt and Kathleen Grayson Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. James R. Beck Michael Chiaramonte Livia and George H. Dunklin, Jr. J. Michael and Peggy Griem John Belford Kay Church E. Bradford duPont, Jr. David R. Grieve Taylor J. Bennett Edward E. Clark James Earnest Claude Grillo C. Mickler Bentley Randal L. Coffin and Sandy Huston Trent and Jennifer Edwards James and Norah Grimes Andrew and Julie Berger Norman* & Marie Commerford Katy and Paul Ehlen Dave and Marg Grohne John F. Bergstrom Angus R. Cooper III Jim and Anne Eidsvold Adam and Catherine Groover Shirley and John Berry, Jr. Peter and Marilyn Coors Scott and Melissa Eisenhauer Warren Guidry Mark and Jodie Biddlecomb Richard A. Corbett Joel and Mary Ann Elftmann Scott and Lisa Gunning Sandi and Paul Bonderson, Jr. John R. Costello Dan and Julie Elieff Michael Hackley Sherwood M. Boudeman William T. Couch John and Martha Engquist Marshall and Gwen Haferkamp J. Michael Bowers Jack Coughlin Thomas and Ora Enos Dale and Sarah Hall James and Bella Brannan Randall* and Kathleen Crocker John and Kathryn Erion Pat J. Halloran Grant R. Brees, DVM Gary and Pat Cromes Jim Escoffier Mary Margaret Hamilton

*Deceased

VERMONT 133 Volunteers | 1,519 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 58 Event and Major Gift Income $99,477 Justin Hanratty Mark and Lynn Kneib Gregory and Marsha Meissner Ashton Porche Chuck and Lori Harrelson Bryan R. Knight Sidney Meridith Jeremy Porche Bobbi and Jerry Harris Bruce and Mary Ann Knowlan Bryan and Kelly Mick Michael Powers Hannah and William E. Haslam, Jr. David M. Koffler Paul Mihailides Steven Pratico William K. Hauser J.B. and Kelly Kolodzey Mark and Julie S. Miller Mary Lou and Dr. Brian K. Priddle Howard and Rhonda Hawks Jim and Sue Konkel William B. Millis Michael and Kay Ptaschinski Randy Haynie Susan Konkel Heather and Stewart C. Mills III Adam and Melissa Putnam Peter C. Hearn Ryan Kotula Ray Mithun Donald Anderson Quattlebaum Jeff Heidelbauer and Dan and Patty Kreitman Jerry and Christine Moench Don and Julie Rachel Rebecca J. McGee Blake and Mary Krueger Richard and Christy Montgomery William Clinton Rasberry, Jr. George F. Henry III Tim and Jacqueline Kuntz Alfred G. and Gail E. Montna Dan and Linda Ray Randy and Mary Herzog Luke and Sonja Laborde Michael H. Mooney, Jr. Dustin Ray Martha and Robert Hester, Jr. Jon and Kathy Lande Diana and David Moore Steve and Molly Raymond John A. and Barbara K. Hipp Alan and Gracie Landes John L. Morris Jeff Razwick Karen Hixon Charles and Virginia Lane John Paul Morris Tom and Kris Reaves Tim Hixon* Clinton W. Lane, Jr.* M. Lane and Lucille Morrison William Gary Reed, Jr. Lotsie and Rick Holton Jaxon and Allison Lang Nicholas and Marla Moss Robert and Cynthia Reeg Mark Holton, Sr. Jeanne and Dr. Allan R. Larson Michael and Erin Mullady Dr. Frederic A. Reid Allan and Carla Hopp Craig and Shelley Larson Jane and Austin Musselman, Jr. Kevin P. Reilly, Jr. Camille and Rogers Hoyt, Jr. John and Patti Larson Richard and Susan B. Muzzy Allan D. Reishus, MD Leah and Andrew Hubbard Donnie Lassiter Bill and Steph Naegele Tommy and Luann Reynolds Lawrence Hughes Bruce and Gerry Lauritzen Robert O. Naegele III Bill and Amy Rhodes Jim Hulbert Richard Lea III Robert O. Naegele, Jr. Austin F. Rice, Jr. Mark and Carol Hunsberger Ross K. Leblanc Kenneth Nagel Greg Richter James and Christie Hunt David A. Lenz Garrett and Paula Naquin Keith Riggs Lee Ann and Orrin H. Ingram II Peter and Joan Levinson John L. Nau III Bob and Georgie Riley Peter and JoAnne* Jackson Monty Lewis Chad B. Navis Randy and Paula Ringhaver C. Ronald James Steve and Marianne Liebmann Tina and Pinson Neal Patti and Dr. Ronal Roberson Jim and Maryann Jankowski Joe Lipsey Greg Nelson Douglas and Joni Roberts Mack H. Jenkins Richard and Susan Lipsey Neal Nelson J.W. Roberts III Larry and Leesa Jensen Steve Loftis John and Geni Newman Joseph Matthew and Thomas E. Jernigan, Jr. Wesley and Erin Lohec Joseph S. Nicosia Brandy Robinson Alan and Marcheta Jochimsen Andrew and Maryellen Lundquist James and Laurie Nielsen Eugene G. Rochette Clint Johnson Peter and Linda MacGaffin Col. Thomas Milford O’Dell S. Kent Rockwell Susan Phifer and George Aslam Malik R. E. Odom William W. “Billy” Rucks IV Dean Johnson, Jr. Wendell and Aimee Malmberg Nels E. Olsen Mike Ruth Howard and Peggy D. Johnson Jeffrey Malone Larry and Marg O’Neil Gary and Debbie Salmon Jayson and Ruth Johnson William P. Maney Peter and Mary Beth Oppenheimer Ron and Christen Sanders Lyle G.* and Gail T. Johnson Michael P. Maraist Noel Orsak Kathy and Joe Sanderson, Jr. Rich and Joyce Johnson Blake and Astrid Marcello Dave and Brenda Osborne William E. Saunders, Jr. Tom Johnson Steve and Jeanne Maritz Peter and Alexandra Ottesen Rodney Savoy Tyler and Carla Johnson William and Christy Marketon Julian and Haley Ottley Steve and Tiffany Scheel Sylvia and William R. Johnson, Jr. John Marsellus Harry Arthur Oxner Jeffrey J. Scherschligt Brian and Kim Jordan Ken Matherne Jim Pardini Justin and Laura Scheu Jay and Jane Jorgensen Maci Matherne Connie S. Parker Richard and Jenny Schimpff Kathy and Doug Jossim Brian and Melissa Mattison Dawn and Wallace F. Pate, Jr. Ulrike and Tom Schlafly Robert and Donna Kase Roseada and Dr. L. J. Mayeux, Jr. Lucille V. Pate* Douglas and Linda Schoenrock Andrew and Judith Kay Joseph Mazon and Lisa Happy Saf and Betty Peacock Albert Dominic Seeno, Jr. Chris and Dawn Keller Frank G. McCauley Robert A. Pearson Roger and Ann Severin Mariner Kemper Tate and Eileen McCoy Daryl and Mary Pennington Sharon and Charles Shaver III D. Alan Kendall Jennifer and Douglas G. McElveen, Jr. Gary and Paula Pennington John P. Sheehan Jim and Sarah Kennedy Thomas H. McGrail Carol M. Perry Linda and Charles L. Shields, MD Robert T. and Audrey Kenny Gabrielle McKellar Thomas Stine Peters Lee and Peg Skold Bryan and Janie Kilby David McLean Michael P. Phelan Albert J. and Susan Smith Kenneth and Susan King Chris and Missy Meaux Marc and Sherrie Pierce Charles F. Smith, Jr. Robert and Kathryn Kluge Logan Meaux Amy Porche Edward C. Smith, Jr.

*Deceased

VIRGINIA 1,621 Volunteers | 17,893 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $2,032,544 59 Randy and Dorie Smith Paul and Suzanne Sullivan Paul M. Verrochi J. Robert and Katherine Wilson Charles A. Smithgall III Carol Anne Sutfin Bruce Wagner Matt G. Wilson Sam and Stephanie Smolik John and Gayle Swarbrick Tom and Susan Waldbuesser Steve Winkey Pepper Snyder Jim and Deanne Talbert William E. Walker III Gordon and Loree Winstanley Jack and Cathleen Spector Barre C. and Iva Nell Tanguis Sally Wall Shawn and Kelly Wischmeier Joseph and Annie Spell Ronald and Patricia Taylor Tim Walters Jack and Betsy Witt Edward Spies Ann Felice and Dan Thiel Mike Wampold James and Cindy Wolfe James C. Spies Richard E. Thoma, DVM Adam and Karen Warren Michael and Bonnie Woodward Alexandra and John Spizziri, Sr. Joseph Thomas Wendell W. Weakley Lindsay and Coleman Wortham III Bob and Kim Spoerl John and Sandi Thompson Ellen and Kevin Wehr Tracy and Ann Yett Scott Stamerjohn John and Judy Tomke Marc A. Weiser Richard Young Gary E. Stavrum John and Jill Trautz Hope and David K. Welles, Jr. William and Vivienne Young C. Austin Stephens Chris and Dale Treeman Willis L. Wendt* Melbourne Yull Keith Stephens Mike and Melissa Treeman Stephen and Lucy Whatley James A. Zaepfel Lane and Joetta Stephens Peter and Irene Treiber Linda and Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. Paul and Judith Zelisko Alfred and Susan Stevens Scott R. Treiber Bryan and Tiffany Wiesner Donald and LaVonne Zietlow Thomas and Mary Stillman Reed Turner Nick and Evelyn Wiley Joseph and Monica Zuschlag Joey and Jena Stough Dick Uihlein Becky Buckles Willhite Richard and Elaine Zuschlag Daniel E. Stout II Margery Uihlein Kim and Carol Williams Richard and Sara Zuschlag Richard Everett Stroble Doug and Kathie Unruh Rita M. Willits Dr. Michael Sullivan John Valluzzo Ward W. Willits

Local Ducks Unlimited staff and volunteers from Wyoming Valley and Scranton, Pennsylvania, chapters along with officers, land managers and biologists from the Pennsylvania Game Commission, celebrate the completion of the Shohola Marsh Waterfowl Area Project.

*Deceased

WASHINGTON 1,468 Volunteers | 12,725 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 60 Event and Major Gift Income $1,564,507 Major Sponsors A deep and abiding passion to make the world a better place for waterfowl, wildlife and people inspires these men and women whose commitments bring millions of dollars annually to wetlands conservation. We are pleased to recognize the following Major Sponsors who have given at least $1,000,000 to Ducks Unlimited, with special thanks to those making a gift in fiscal year 2019 (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019).

WETLANDS GUARDIAN Tommie and William Dunavant, Jr. Bass Pro Shops Dow Chemical Company ($20 Million+) Energy Transfer Partners Shirley and John Berry, Jr. The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Matt and Kathy Grayson Donald J. Bishop, Jr. Foundation Arcadia Plantation C. Hager & Sons Hinge Manufacturing Blackfish Farms, LLC Charles H.P. Duell Bear Island Holding Trust Company James T. Blair IV Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Beckie and Harry Butler, Jr. Richard King Mellon Foundation Bobo Brake, LLC Duke Energy Corporation Dave and Marg Grohne Middleton Place, LLC Sandi and Paul Bonderson, Jr. Walter Edge David F. and Margaret T. Grohne Midsouth Paving, Inc. C. Noel and Jean Brown Theresa and Andrew Epting, Jr. Family Foundation National Fish and Wildlife The Bruning Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Jim and Sarah Kennedy Foundation Budweiser Feliciana Land Company, LLC Main Pass, LLC Nemours Plantation Wildlife Denise and Dave Bunning First National Bank of Omaha The Pew Charitable Trusts Foundation Dean and Rosemarie Buntrock Douglas and Allison Frey The David and Lucile Packard The Bush Foundation Douglas and Allison Frey Foundation Gary C. Butler Foundation, Inc. Joel H. Porter Buzzard Corner Land & Timber Dr. Edward D. and Sally M. Futch WATERFOWL PATRON Dan Ray Company, LLC Charitable Foundation ($10 million-$20 million) G.A. Robinson III Chris W. Canale Robert B. Glover Scott Woodlands, LLC Caterpillar Foundation Golden Eagle Ranch, LLC Axalta Coating Systems Edward C. Smith, Jr. Wendy and Matt Chandler Lloyd O. Goode Bank of America Grady White Boats Joseph J. Chapman Grand Victoria Foundation The Adolphus A. Busch IV Family William W. Thomas, Jr. Chevrolet Motor Division Greentree Holdings, LLC Cane Island Club, LLC Vie Sauvage, LLC CN David R. Grieve Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Waterfowl Research Foundation, Inc. The Coca-Cola Foundation Grogran Properties, LLC Foundation Theodore P. Costas, Jr. Wayne and Peggy Hagan Goochland Land Partners V, LLC The James M. Cox Foundation Roger P. Hanahan John L. Morris of GA, Inc. Millbrook Plantation Mt. Pleasant Plantation, LLC DIAMOND LEGACY SPONSOR Hal D. Crenshaw Neal C. Hansen Ware Creek Preserve, LLC ($1 million-$5 million) The Crown Family Bobbi and Jerry Harris Willow Bend, LLC Cypress Creek Preserve, LLC Heritage Farms of Carlisle Agrium U.S., Inc. D. L. Mississippi, LLC County, LLC Kevin and Mary Albert John and Cheryl Dale Hermitage Plantation William Alias, Jr. Dalio Foundation, Inc. Highland Plantation Hunting CONSERVATION PIONEER The ALSAM Foundation Bill and Sarah D’Alonzo Club, LLC ($5 million-$10 million) Anheuser-Busch InBev Dardenne Realty Company Dr. Mark Holifield Anonymous Whitney and Jacob Davis Lotsie and Rick Holton Dawhoo Farms Ina R. Hoover Anonymous Ayers Foundation Diamond Lake and Land Jerry Horner Dennis A. Avery Ted & Grace Bachhuber Foundation, Inc. Company, LLC Illinois Clean Energy Community Brenda and Wise Batten, Sr. Baldwin Land Co. Diamond Land Membership Foundation Beck’s Bay, Ltd. Maynard D. Barker, Jr. and Company, LLC Lee Ann and Orrin H. Ingram II Brierfield Hurricane, LLC “Brit” Barker III, MD Diamond Point Land Company, LLC Irby Woods, LLC M. O. and Beverly* Buder Generostee Creek Partnership Skipper and Cindy Dickson Ivanhoe Plantation, Inc. John W. Childs Robert E. Barnhill, Jr. Tripper and Emily Dickson Susan Phifer and George Dean ConocoPhillips Company Don and Nancy Barrett Katherine and John Hull Dobbs, Jr. Johnson, Jr. Paul and Beverly Dickson Jeff and Amy Barry *Deceased Names in BOLD – FY19 Gift

WEST VIRGINIA 209 Volunteers | 1,549 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $149,022 61 Kastner Family Holdings, LLC Monument, LLC Nicholas L. Reding True Luck, LLC Joel and Beth Kaye Mosaic Canada, ULC Resource Development Group, LLC True Luck 2, LLC Mariner Kemper The Mosaic Company Rice Hope Partners, LLC Turner Foundation, Inc. Kensington Plantation Development Mud Lake Plantation, LLC River Valley Group, LLC Tuscany Research Institute Company, LLC John L. Nau III Roseland Plantation, LLC Two Rivers, LLC Kitterlin Creek, LLC Nestle Purina PetCare Company Theodore and Kate Sedgwick Dick Uihlein Jim and Sue Konkel Newfield Foundation Shell Oil Company Uxbridge Plantation Susan Konkel Notyacht, LLC Lee and Peg Skold Versus The Kresge Foundation Doug and Diane Oberhelman Charles F. Smith, Jr. Robert and Helen Wade Bruce and Gerry Lauritzen Tommy O’Connor III Harvey L. and Maud C. Sorensen Walker Foundation Whaylan and Helen Lester William and Alice Oehmig Foundation Walmart Foundation LLOG Exploration Company, LLC Patriots Plantation II, LLC Special K Membership Company, LLC The Walton Family Foundation Bob and Mary Loeb Saf and Betty Peacock Springsteen Properties, Inc. Wando Farms, LLC The Joseph & Vera Long Foundation Tom and Claudia Pearman Gary E. Stavrum Ward Lake Land Company, LLC Lusco and Lusco, LLC PEH, LLC Mark and Lucy Stitzer Warhawk Land Company Blake and Astrid Marcello Irene W. and C.B. Pennington Stoneco of Michigan Waste Management, Inc. Steve and Jeanne Maritz Foundation George B. Storer Foundation, Inc. Waterfowl Chesapeake MBA Arkansas, LLC George T. Pfleger Foundation Matt and CeCe Stuller Hope and David K. Welles, Jr. John and Harriet McFadden Michael P. Phelan Stuller Family Foundation Robert P. Wellons Terry L. McFarland Phillips 66 Glen Summers William P. Wells Dr. Robert Finley McFarlane Pin Oak Club, LLC Joseph L. Tamsberg, Jr. Stephen and Lucy Whatley Stuart McGehee Ray and Rena Pitts Tara Wildlife Management and Linda and Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. The McKnight Foundation Cookie and T.R.* Potter, Jr. Services, Inc. Phil and Tonja Whitley W. M. and Catherine H. McNeil Alexander M. Quattlebaum III, Granville Tate, Jr. Wild Acres, LLC Mill Creek Properties Arundel Plantation Properties, LLC Margaretta Taylor Wilkie Land Company Millbrook, LLC Thomas Smith Ragsdale III John and Sandi Thompson Joseph H. Williams Mills Bee Lane Memorial Foundation Drs. Dana and Eva Jane Rawl Tosa Foundation J. Robert and Katherine Wilson Minasian Family Ranch Katharine J. Rayner TC Energy Winchester/Olin Corporation

Hunters enjoy the dawn.

*Deceased Names in BOLD – FY19 Gift

WISCONSIN 2,418 Volunteers | 38,155 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors 62 Event and Major Gift Income $3,426,912 We are also pleased to recognize the following Major Sponsors who made a gift during the 2019 fiscal year (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019).

PLATINUM LEGACY SPONSOR Bob and Kim Spoerl Jack Melland* Williams Family Foundation of ($750,000-$999,999) Ernest and Camille Thomas Mark and Julie Miller Georgia John Winthrop Mississippi Valley Duck Hunters David and Susan Young Blake and Julie Brasher Michael and Bonnie Woodward Association Delta Hardwoods Greg and Tessa Brasher Melbourne Yull Alfred G. and Gail E. Montna Young Family Foundation of Timothy T. Brown, Sr. James A. Zaepfel Diana and David Moore Waterloo, Iowa The Ceres Foundation, Inc. Jan and Bev Moore Richard and Elaine Zuschlag Livia and George H. Dunklin, Jr. K. Blair Nagel Flint Hills Resources Nestle Waters N. A. - OZARKA David Glarner LEGACY SPONSOR Pine Pasture, LLC Robert B. Glarner, Jr. ($250,000-$499,999) Blair and Brady L. “Tripp” Rackley III DIAMOND BENEFACTOR George F. Henry III Jim and DeAnn Sattelberg ($200,000-$249,999) Sylvia and William R. Johnson, Jr. Ron and Jackie* Bartels Jennifer and Clint Schafer, DPM Steve and Marianne Liebmann Stan and Kristine Baty Scheels Anonymous The Meadows Foundation Bayer CropScience Virginia and E.B.* Shawver Stephen and Jessie Babcock M. Lane and Lucille Morrison John F. Bergstrom The Elizabeth, Allan & Warren Forrest “Woody” Brehm Pintail Farms, LLC Jerry Brocato Shelden Fund Kay Church Christian G. Waller Building Conservation Trust Earl G. Smith* Covia Corporation (Ottawa) The Wyss Foundation August A. Busch III Starion Bank Covia Corporation (Utica) Cargill Deicing Technology - Drs. John and Suzanne Synhorst Greg J. Currell Cayuga Mine John and Judy Tomke M. Austin Davis Foundation Cargill Salt - Watkins Glen Treeman Family Foundation, Inc. DEMDACO GOLD LEGACY SPONSOR Blake M. Carlson Tom and Sue Waldbuesser Mark and Janice Dickson ($500,000-$749,999) Caterpillar Inc. Susan and Dr. James Walton III Michael A. Dill* Stanley J. Deptula, Jr.* Wells Fargo Foundation FedEx Patty and Dr. James Donelan Jeff S. and Lori A. Anderson Douglas* and Carol Federighi Charles T. Blaisdell, Ph.D. and The Foothills Foundation Roseann Harkins William T. and Rosemary Ford Grant R. Brees, DVM Donald J. Galligan John and Elaine Chambers Michael Dennis Harman, Sr. Pete and Marilyn Coors Howard and Rhonda Hawks John R. Costello William “Sam” L. Hiott, Jr. Eric and Holly Dillon Allan and Carla Hopp Tom and Ora Enos Jim Hulbert First Tennessee Foundation Peter and JoAnne* Jackson Robert Fogelman II Thomas E. Jernigan, Jr. Fund for Lake Michigan The Thomas E. Jernigan Tom M. Girdler III* Foundation Thomas and Patricia Hastings Jay O. and Jane Jorgensen Ken and Sonya Hiler Hartley W. Kittle III G. Stewart Hoagland* Luke and Sonja Laborde Tom and Katie Hutchens Charles and Virginia Lane Lyle G.* and Gail T. Johnson Craig and Shelley Larson Rich and Joyce Johnson Monty Lewis Debra and Mack Karnes, MD Ludlow-Griffith Foundation Hod Kosman Kirk and Kristina MacKenzie John and Pat Lindquist G.A. Northcott McFaddin M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust The Gustaf Westfeldt McIlhenny Richard and Jenny Schimpff Family Foundation Thomas A. Seeno Next generation waterfowler Mitchell Bunn enjoys a day in the field. Mabel and Phillip McNeill, Sr. Garry D. Shaw* *Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport.

WYOMING 281 Volunteers | 4,473 Members, Sponsors and Major Donors Event and Major Gift Income $424,788 63 Fox Lake Conservation League Pat Halloran John A. and Barbara K. Hipp Tim* and Karen Hixon Tom Johnson Faye and Dr. Ross W. Lampe Jaxon and Allison Lang Edmund W. Littlefield, Jr. and Julia Derby Mack’s Prairie Wings William P. Maney Roseada and Dr. L. J. Mayeux, Jr. National Wildlife Federation John and Geni Newman J. Oran and Joan Richard It was a beautiful evening at the 2019 DU National Convention in Hawaii for Gold Benefactor and Grand Slam Jack Wesley Sonnenberg Heritage Sponsors Mike and Kay Ptaschinski, who are also Silver Feather Society members. Dale A. Towers* The Trull Foundation David V. Uihlein Foundation Joe and Janice Herrod Van Sloun Foundation Amon G. Carter Foundation Doug and Kathie Unruh Martha and Robert Hester, Jr. Lindsay and Coleman Wortham III Tab and Debbie Casper Julius F.* and Sally Wall The Frieda and William Hunt YETI Coolers James and Ann Cerza Clifton Yandell Memorial Trust The Dr. Francis P. Chiaramonte The James Huntington Foundation Private Foundation Greg James Randal L. Coffin and Jim and Maryann Jankowski BENEFACTOR Sandy K. Huston GOLD BENEFACTOR Mack H. Jenkins ($100,000-$149,999) Robert N. Corrigan, Jr. Kasey and Donna Kase Matt and Ronda Costello ($150,000-$199,999) Howard N. Kem Marolyn and Colonel Robert L. Covia Corporation (Guion) Chris Koenemann “Bobby Lee” Acomb III Jim* and Linda Daugherty Anonymous Jackie and Dr. Tim Kuntz Richard C. Adkerson Shawn de Cento Duane and Annamaria Arnister Dr. Allan and Mrs. Jeanne Larson Andy Anderson Sarah K. de Coizart Perpetual In Memory of Ray B. Baldwin, Jr. Little Pecan Island, LLC Don Anderson Charitable Trust Matthew and Dawn Barr Frank G. McCauley Lee and Penny Anderson Bill and Linda Demmer Amy Batson Millborn Seeds, Inc. Mikkel R. Anderson and In Memory Of Jan M. Dillow In Memory of Ed Baumbach Henry and Snowden Morgan Peggy Sundstrom Tom L. Disharoon* Van Wyck and Angela Brinkerhoff Joey Nicosia Anonymous Scott and Liz Doll Foundation John* and Betty O’Brien The Anschutz Foundation Dominion Energy ConocoPhillips Alaska Larry and Marg O’Neil Bill and Libbie Ansell Corteva Agriscience Agriculture William T. Couch Tina and Anthony Palermo, Sr. Sue and Clifton Bakhsh, Jr. Division of DowDuPont Covia Corporation (Kasota) Thomas J. Pawlacyk Bame Foundation DTE Energy Foundation David P. Crosby Thomas Stine Peters Mary Lou and Dr. Brian K. Priddle Richard W. and Theresa R. Barch Dunavant Enterprises, Inc. Paul “Lew” Davies III, Robert H. Michael and Kay Ptaschinski Foundation Charles R. Duncan II Davies, and Tyler S. Davies Rice Foundation Barrick Goldstrike Mines, Inc. Bonnie Buckles Dunham Karl David Duex Robert and Georgiana Riley Bay Creek Farms, Inc. Tom Dunkin Enbridge Energy Company Patti and Dr. Ronal F. Roberson Marsha and LTC (Ret.) James Beck E. Bradford duPont, Jr. Enviva Holdings, LP Doug and Joni Roberts Melville R. Bois Fred Eckhardt Fair Play Foundation Gary and Debbie Salmon J. Michael Bowers Scott and Melissa Eisenhauer Doug Fout William E. Saunders, Jr. Tracy and Jerry Brewer, Jr. Joel A. and Mary Ann Elftmann Friends of the Rice & Ducks Silver Eagle Distributors, L.P. James R. Burroughs Englefield Oil Company Logan Thomas Gay, Jr. Russ and Shirley Smith Rodney and Barbara Burwell Family Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family William H. Goodwin, Jr., W. Hunter Charles A. Smithgall III Foundation Foundation Goodwin III, Matthew T. Goodwin A. E. Staley, Jr. Foundation Jimmy Byrd Bob and Kathy Filbert and Peter O. Goodwin Suzanne and Paul Sullivan Benjamin and Karyn Campbell Alfred and Elizabeth Fleske Scott and Lisa Gunning Lee H. and Marion B. Thompson Mike and Robbi Carey Flint Hills Resources Biofuels and Grady C. Hartzog Foundation Cargill Ingredients Dennis P. Havey and Joyce Graves Scott Treiber and Family Stephanie and R. R. M. Carpenter III The Hamilton Family Foundation

*Deceased 64 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. David and Linda Riley Tom and Robin Brimhall Randy and Paula Ringhaver Rick L. Campbell Joseph and Brandy Robinson Robert and Sandra Caplinger William W. “Billy” Rucks IV Larry and Vicki Lynn Carlson Ryman Hospitality Properties Tommy and Kathi Carter Foundation Steve and Kathy Christian Kathy and Joe Sanderson, Jr. Jeff C. and Janet Churan Craig Schnuck Derick Close Rex and Lori Schulz Covia Corporation (Camden) Charles M. Shepardson J. Thomas Cunz Linda and Charles L. Shields, MD Edward B. Davison and Clifford and Niki Slinkard Cathy O. Blight Pepper Snyder Keith and Terri Dosch James C. and Edward Spies Dale and Linda Doubler John A. and Alexandra V. Spizziri Tom and Sandy Doyle James B. and Judith A. Stewart William L. Driscoll and Anne and John W. Stokes, Jr. Dr. Lisa M. Hoffman Joey and Jena Stough Duncan-Williams, Inc. Bob and Rita Sundberg Ken and Bonnie Durdahl Carol Anne Sutfin H. J. “Beto” Elizondo Jim and Deanne Talbert Dave Ellingson Ann Felice and Dan Thiel Erik A. Foraker Peter S. Treiber and Family Timothy D. Foster J. T. “Skip” Tubbs and Johnny and Kim Frederick Sally Roch-Tubbs A Friend of Ducks Unlimited Frank Ginotti and his daughter, Anne Green, enjoyed the Wings over Neil and Sylvia* Van Sloun The Friends of Jackson Hole DU Wetlands dinner at the Ducks Unlimited National Convention in Hawaii. Adam and Karen Warren Kim and Gustav Gauss III Wendell Weakley Robert T. Greenland Nat and Sheila Harris Peter and Linda MacGaffin Don Weempe Peter V. “Greg” Gregerson, Jr. Miles C. Hauter Foundation Robert Manger Jerry and Linda Weltzin Jim Gregory* Jeff Heidelbauer and Steve Marasovich Becky Buckles Willhite Warren Guidry Rebecca J. McGee Joseph G. Mazon and Lisa D. Happy Mark C. Winmill William and Cyanne Hamill Gene and Betty Henry Tate and Eileen McCoy Jack and Betsy Witt Dave and Dawn Heath Carolyn and Michael Hitchcock, Sr. Michael and Gigi McShane Barry E. Wood Ed and Abbie Hudgens Ruth A. Hoefs Robert* and Debbie Middleton Matt and Bina Young Richard Hudson Camille and Rogers Hoyt, Jr. Moore-Odom Wildlife The Hudson Farm Foundation of James and Christie Hunt Foundation, Inc. the Community Foundation of Alan and Marcheta Jochimsen Jeff and Melissa Morgan New Jersey Howard and Peggy D. Johnson Bill and Steph Naegele DIAMOND HERITAGE Stanley and Jane Huner Tyler and Carla Johnson Nasgovitz Family Foundation SPONSOR David and Lynda Hungerford Paul Tudor Jones II Neal James Nelson ($75,000-$99,999) Greg Hunsaker Bryan and Kim Jordan Nicollet Conservation Club Addison E. Igleheart Bud Kannenberg* Patrick D.* and Eleanor C. Nolan Don Aarstad Galen and Marsha Johnson Hylee and Mary Kay Kemp George R. O’Connor Kurt and Kathy Adams George and Susan Klein Jim and Karen Killen Peter and Alexandra Ottesen John and Emily Alexander Russ and Deanna Klint Lon and Bonnie Knoedler MSgt (Ret.) Lewis H. Pardon* Anonymous Bryan R. Knight Dan and Patty Kreitman Connie S. Parker The Autzen Foundation Lamar Advertising Company Blake and Mary Krueger Gary and Paula Pennington Ken and Betty Rose Babcock Clinton W. Lane, Jr.* Donna and Rodney A. Kuchar, Jr. Everall D. Perkins Glen A. Bean John and Patti Larson Donnie and Linda* Lassiter Marc and Sherrie Pierce Henry “Peter” C. Beck Bruce and Karen Lewis Rusty and Patricia Legg John and Donna Pittenger Eric and Sharon Beier Lightner Sams Foundation of David A. Lenz Don and Julie Rachel Mike and Joan Benge Wyoming Inc. Richard and Susan Lipsey James and Helen Reinhardt Nathan D. Bergeland and Larry Lundberg Steven E. Lohr Stephen and Ann Reynolds W. Jillian Link Wendell and Aimee Malmberg Andrew and Maryellen Lundquist Riggs CAT Jim and Bella Brannan Mike and Frances May

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 65 The Fred Maytag Family Foundation Bill Aldinger, Jr. Mark and Carolyn Callais Michael and Brenda Dennis Douglas M. McComb Bill and Carol Allen Joseph and Maryann Campanelli Deskevich/Collins Family Linda* and Thomas McCrackin III Jennelle Anacker Angie and Harold Cannon, Jr. Betty and E.J. Deubler III Gregory and Marsha Meissner Dallas* and Louise Anderson Louis A. Caputo, Jr. F. Steven DiMasi Nicholas and Marla Moss Anonymous Ken and Kristin Carroll David H. Donahue Don C. Musick III Christian Anschutz Randy and Martha Carson Genna and Dr. Chris Dorow Greg Nelson Ron and Jill Anway Joseph and Kathleen Chas Laura K. Varrichio Dougherty Kevin, Pam and Kate Nosbusch Maija and John Arbolino Jason and Sandy Christiansen Matt and Debbie Doyle Col. Thomas Milford O’Dell James G. Arrington Edward E. Clark Mark and Denise Dudenhoeffer Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation Paul C. Aughtry III Peter T Clarke Jeff and Dawn Dunifon J. Dudley Ottley, Sr. Debbie and Dr. Nabil Baradhi G. Eric Clutts John and Lori Durand Julian and Haley Ottley Dr. David M. Barrett Dr. John F. Cole J. Michael and Carolyn L. Dvorak Don and Laura Ouellette Craig and Kelly Beason Steve and Alison Cook James M. Earnest Jay B. Owen Bentzer Inc. Cottonwood County Game and William and Deb Ebert Brian and Karen Pellish Richard and Pamela Berg Fish League Trent and Jennifer Edwards Helen Marie Posey* Robert and Rosemary Berg Jay Coulter Rodney and Deb Eisenmenger Edward M. Potter Charitable Trust Paul and Jakki Boehne James and Dr. Margaret Coulthard Dan and Julie Elieff Jim and Jean Prough Clay and Edie Boelz Covia Canada (ON) John and Martha Engquist Clark Purvis Steven and Heather Borst Covia Corporation (MN) Jerry and Rayla Erding Donald Anderson Quattlebaum Sherwood M. “Woody” Boudeman Covia Corporation (OK) Jim and Kim Erion Steve and Molly Raymond Terry and Lynda Boxdorfer Covia Corporation (WI) John Erion and Kathryn Miller Tom and Kris Reaves James H. Boyer Beverley L. and Susan B. Crump Terrence A. Ethen Regions Bank Kiley Brehm D. Blair Crump Mike and Phyllis Farson Allan Reishus P.D. “Pat” Brooks III Richard and Mary Ann Flint Hills Resources Austin F. Rice, Jr. Lawrence Clinton Brostedt* Sebastiani Cuneo David B. Foster Ron and Fran Rich Alfred W. “Buzzy” Brown III Eileen and John Cushman II George C. Freeman III Jeffrey C. Robertson Mike and Sandy Brown L. W. ‘Bill’ Dailey, Jr. John W. Garside Ron and Christen Sanders Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett Brown Beverly and Richard Davis, Sr. Vilas and Mary Gentes Richard A. and Lisa Schaller Foundation Duncan N. Dayton Russell and Roma Gettleman Doug and Linda Schoenrock Barnaby D. Bullard Bruce and Sandy Deadman Tim and Lisa Giles Michael and Linda Schriever Danel and Dr. Doug Burch Eric and Wendi Demers James* and Laura Goble Samuel Rodmond Smith III Jim and Marcy Calaway Carol and Jim Demgen John W. Goddard Sam and Stephanie Smolik John and Joan Calder Rich Dengler and Ann Bakey Stephen and Peggy Goulding Sportsman’s Warehouse Scott Stamerjohn C. Austin Stephens Joe and Jane Sufczynski John and Gayle Swarbrick Barre C. and Iva Nell Tanguis Fred and Nora Taylor Rea Taylor J. E. “Yazoo” Thomas Joseph Thomas Eric N. Whitney Joe C. Wick Kim and Carol Williams Bobby L. Windham, Jr. Gordon and Loree Winstanley

HERITAGE SPONSOR ($50,000-$74,999)

98.3 Nash Icon Jay Ackley Gound was broken for the Cameron Prairie Terraces in southwestern Louisiana. More than 47,000 feet of terraces David and Lindsay Adamson are being constructed to prevent erosion.

*Deceased 66 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Clint and Kim Graham Christopher and Roxanne Leahey Paul* and Jeanne Ralstin Joseph H. Thompson Fund William L. Graham W. Robert Lepczyk William Clinton Rasberry, Jr. Snuff Thompson Bill and Gerry Gram Peter and Joan Levinson Richard D. Rawley* W. G. “Bill” Townsend Tricia and Jim Grant Nicholas and Courtney Lichenstein Robert and Cynthia Reeg John and Jill Trautz Lewis and Susan Graves T. William and Janice Lingo Frederic A. Reid Martin and Inez Tunon James Gronowski Woody and Gretchen Lovelace Don and Sue Reinardy Robert and Nancy Unger B. Hunt and Mary Scott Gunter Shelia and Harold Loyacano, Jr. Jay and Penny Reynolds Wesley* and Ginger Van Conet Dee and Dave Haggard Joseph L. Maggini William and Kathleen Richie Tom Van Prooyen Dale and Sarah Hall Martin County Conservation Club Greg Richter Ronald and Colae Vecchie Jeffrey L. Hanson Materias Primas Monterrey S. DE R.L. Harold Rieck Donald J. Vlcek, Jr. and Edmund “Beaver” H. Hardy DE C.V. Riley Chevrolet, Inc. Margaret Morse Wayne Harley Kathleen and Byron McCollum J.W. Roberts III Bruce Wagner Frank E. Harrison Thomas H. McGrail General Datatech Archie D. Walker, Jr.* Richard* and Sarah Harrison Scott and Debbie McGraw Bubba and Marsha Robertson, Jr. Gerald C. Weed Doug and Lisa Hartke John B. and Alba McKay Clay M. Rogers Julius H. Weil, Jr. Mark and Sharon Hartley Mickey and Gilda McMillin Donald L. and Barbara L. Rollins Michael and Brenda Wendlandt Gerald “Jeb” Hasley and Joel and Cheryl Meeteer Eric A. Rose Jan and Alan Wentz Sherry Hasley Gary and Annette Mellard Danny and Sherry Ross Western Pharmacy Group Charles and Patty Heaps Richard J. Meyer and Lynne and J.P. Rozine, Sr. Holdings, LLC Don Hewlett Lynn Fillenwarth Eric and Diane Rudgers Howard C. Wilkins II Fred and Sherri Lynn Hingst Michigan United Conservation Clubs Mike Ruth Thomas Lyle Williams IV Michael and Barbara Hoeft Richard and Jeanne Micka Bob and Betty Ryan Greg and Donna Willis Tim and Ann Hofius Robert Midness S. Kent Rockwell Foundation, Inc. Rita M. Willits Bill and Kelly Hogan Hank and Gayle Miller Tim and Suzanne Sanders Ward W. Willits Philip L. Houser and Marcia A. Rossi Marvin and Juanita Miller Jeffrey J. Scherschligt Terry Wilson and Nancy Anisfield John and Theresa Hruby Deborah and Winfield Mitchell, Jr. Justin and Laura Scheu Steve Winkey Ed and Susanne Hudson Jerry and Christine Moench Ulrike and Tom Schlafly Shawn and Kelly Wischmeier Steve and Liz Humphries Musette and Allen Morgan, Jr. Jim and Caro Schneithorst Jack and Hildy Wold James and Ann Hunt Tim and Joanne Morgan Kris and Dan Schulz James and Cindy Wolfe Leland and Pam Hutchins Roger L. Mosher* Sharon and Charles Shaver III Michael and Nancy Wood Alton and Linda Hutto - Jack G. Moss Michael and Minnie Simmang Sharon and Craig* Wood LAD Corporation Susan and Edward Moxley Michael and Ruth Ellen Simpson Charles H. Wright Courtney and Laurie Ide Mike and Erin Mullady Joseph and Susie Sivewright James and Sherri Young C. Ronald James Richard and Susan Muzzy, Jr. Melvin and Diane Skeeles Robert A. Young Larry and Leesa Jensen Morgan S. Nalty Tom and Lisa Smith Judy and Michael B. Zeddies, Jr. Jerry Paul Higgins, Ltd. Garrett and Paula Naquin Bob and Karen Sorenson Ed and Jane Zimmer Bob and Marie Johnston National Wild Turkey Federation, Inc. Southern AgCredit Veda and H. Reid Jones, Sr.* The Nature Conservancy Jim R. Sowers and Jim J. Kelly Chad B. Navis Francine D. Merenghi D. Alan Kendall Allan and Nancy Neighbors Henry M. Staley Charitable Trust DIAMOND SPONSOR IN Junior and Bonnie Kerns New Market Services Corporation David and Shannon Steinbach PERPETUITY Henry and Amanda Kidd Mack and Nancy Nichols David Stern ($40,000-$49,999) James and Terri King Patric and Marcia Nielsen Jason and Kimberly Stewart Judith and Henry Kirby III Michael and Rosemary Panos Kent Stout Art and Gail Aikin Tammi and Dr. Edward Kircher Bruce M. Park Gary* and Nancy Ann Stuart Tom and Linda Akenson Frank L. Kocvara Steven W. Parmelee Michael Sullivan Alabama Power Company David M. Koffler Kent Pehler Charles J. Tappero III Peter and Sandy Albrecht J. B. and Kelly Kolodzey Chris and Nickie Phinney Brett and Gretchen Taylor Andrews Distributing Lynn and Marla Koob James P. and Doreen Pienkowski Jay and Robin Taylor Anonymous Jon and Colleen Kruse PolyMet Mining Ronald and Patricia Taylor Mary and Larry* Arbogast Kulakala Point Foundation John and Jane Pope Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation Rodney and Janice Avey Michael and Suzanne Lamberth Joan E. Porsch Kyle and Donna Thaemlitz Catherine and Thomas Bailey, Sr. Hugh C. Lane, Jr. F. Bruce and Janis Posey Bonnie and Keith Thames Henry A. “Hank” and Jan Baldwin Doug and Carolyn Lasher Larry and Brenda Potterfield Lloyd and Anne Thelen Bayside Supper Club, Inc. Trenton V. Lassiter Emile A. Rainold III Richard E. Thoma, DVM Darrell and Danielle Beck

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 67 Taylor J. Bennett Charles Mickler Bentley Chuck and Kathy Berrier Bird Studies Canada Bonneville Environmental Foundation William and Erin Bouthillier Joe and Judy Breidenbach Arthur W. and Susan B. Bristol J. Terrell and Mary Kay Brown Tolar Bryan Raymond F. Burris Linwood Burton II Robert S. Burton Ray and Joanne Caldwell Jay and Valerie Chandler Chortek, LLP Jerry V. Christensen Richard and Jan Clotfelter Chico State University Ducks Unlimited Committee members take time out from their event for a photo. William Colvin Alfred and Diane Comegys Agnes and Frank* Godchaux III Dennis and Debbie Keller Paul Mihailides Don and De Lou Corbitt Frank* and Agnes Godchaux Fund Tom Kelley Walter Miller Coypu Foundation Byron Goulding Jarrod and Amy Kersey Monroe Bank & Trust Ben and Judy Curtis John C. and Terry J. Green Jane F. Kilthau Kent and Beth Montei David L. Curtis Claude Grillo Jay and Karin Kimble Richard and Christy Montgomery Kenneth and Judi Dalager Earl and Mary Grochau Kimery Painting, Inc. John and Tracy Mooney Adam and Rebecca DeHaan Dodd L. Hackman Dave and Shirley King Drs. Bruce and Julie Newcomb Daniel DeLawyer Steve and Jane Hagan Kenneth and Susan King Ray and Nylene Newkirk Richard Dempsey Mary Margaret Hamilton Bob and Joyce Kisch Reece and Karen Nickol Robert and Sally Dewar Dana and Adrianne Hanusik Paul L. and Susan C. Knick James and Laurie Nielsen Greg Dinkel Jeff and Molly Haulbrook Erv and Bernie Krosch Wayne Nielsen* and Patricia Squier Joe and Taina Dorman William K. Hauser Herbert G. Krueger Michael F. Nolan David and Christine Drinan Henry B. Hawk David and Jacquie Kuritzky North Dakota Natural Jeffrey and Tracy Dunn In Memory of John A. Hay John and Retta Kurth Resources Trust Robert and Lynn Edgell Grayson Heard Gary M. Lasko Jack D. O’Grady Larry and Pamela Edwards Todd M. Heidelbauer Scott and Susan Lassila Page Auto Group Paul and Sherry Eishen Hennessy Automobile Companies Jean and Sheldon* Laughlin Scott A. Paterson T.J. and Nancy Erdman Higdon Outdoors Terry M.* and Sue Ann Laymon Roger Penrod Paul and Therese Erickson Steve Hubacher Richard Lea III David R. and Debbie L. Pilgrim Derek and Lisa Exum Lawrence P. Hughes Chris and Adrienne LeBlanc Becky and Anthony Piper, Jr. Jason Fairchild Jay Jacobus In Memory of Robert O. Ebert Donald and Connie Posner Nate and Whitney Farley Mike and Vickie Jeansonne Jim Leitzke William and Cherry Price Henry W. Field and Sandra Gamble Brad and Barty Jensen Frank and Rose Lemcke Tom and Karen Quarandillo David and Linda Foos Joe Jezak Harold* and Betty Lewis Tim and Susan Rapinchuk G. Archer Frierson II David John John O. Lytle, MD Winston and Leslie Read Eric “Randy” Fritz Peter John Pat and Amanda Mahan Darrel and Wendy Reinke Stephen Gaither and Bridgitte Jones Realty & Construction Chad and Jana Manlove Jack Riesselman and Patricia Neifert O’Brien-Gaither Corporation David Marrone Eugene G. Rochette Ronald J. Gard Keith and Leanne Jones Jim and Carol Mason Thomas R. Rochette David Gardner Margaret and Thomas Jones, Jr. Keith Masserant Armand and Lynn Roos Debra and Robert Garrity, Jr. Ed and Jill Jukes Steve and Cathy Masterson Brian and Kris Ross Larry * and Marla Garvey Donald Kallenberger Charles and Ruth Mathwig Ron and Pat Royer Henry and Leta Gaulden Andrew F. and Judith L. Kay Charles Maxfield and Robert and Cheryl Saathoff John and Susan Gherardi Kevin and Eileen Kehoe Gloria F. Parrish Foundation Mark and Paulette Schlegel The Hal & Jean Glassen Memorial Wayne and Pamela Keith Shannon and Kim Meadors C. Porter Schutt III Foundation

*Deceased 68 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Bob Sciutto Henri L. Wedell James and Sandra Beitzel Canandaigua Lake Duck Hunters, Inc. Raymond and Susan Scoggins Jim West Ray and Tammy Belk Todd and Roxie Carlton Mark and Cherie Sealy Clinton and Melanie White Jane M. Bell Edward and Hilda Carney Douglas W. Shade Mark E. Woodward Joseph A. Bellavance IV Albert and Carolyn Carollo David and Betty* Shefferly Dennis and Lori Wooten Phil and Lisa Bellows Martin and Laurie Carollo Edward T. Simonds John and Beverly Wornom Dorothy L. Benge Steve and Rebecca Cartwright Sitka Gear Bryan and Wanda Benoit Jeanne and Delbert Case John R. Slater Richard* and Linda Berry Rex Neil Cate Albert J. and Susan Smith Mary B. Bickers Scott V. and Michelle Christensen Daniel H. Smith III SPONSOR IN PERPETUITY Mark and Jodie Biddlecomb Barbara and Rick* Church Richard B. and Donna M. Smith ($30,000-$39,999) Doug and Ann Biechele Joe and Susan Citta Jim and Burnley Snyder Gene and Marge Bieraugel Mark and Amy Clark Charles and Mary Sonnier Laura and Dr. Stephen Adair Lisa and Alton Blakley, Jr. Stephen B. Clark, DDS Earl A. Stanek* James* and Linda Ahleman Betsy Bolfing Classic Of Texoma Charles L. Stelling Don R. Ainsworth Larry and Marjorie Booth Donnie and Kathy Clayton Kathy Stelly and L. Paul Henry, Jr. Ralph and Nancy Aldrich David and Sue Bowers Diane and Dr. James Clemens Lane and Sally Stephenson Steve and Janie Alford Stephen and Kimmy Brauer Howard C. Coker George and Edith Stokes American Outdoor Brands Corporation Steven and Holly Bridwell Susan and Bill Collins, Jr. H.W. “Bill” and Terry Suber Gene T. Anderson Paul Brody Norman* and Marie Commerford Jeffery and Lue Svendson Anonymous Judi and C. Fair* Brooks III Terry and Stephanie Cook J. Harry Tappan and Winnie Tony and Shelly Aquila Tom and Linda Brossia Covia Corporation (Cleburne, TX) Converse Tappan Charitable Trust Pete and Sandy Arnold Daniel A. Brothers Covia Corporation (Voca, TX) Charles D. and Betty J. Thomas Ron* and Lois Babros Steve and Leslie Brown Covia Specialty Minerals, Inc. Tom and Pauline Tomlinson Terry R. Babros Amy and Bucky Bryant Jon and Carla Cramer Bob and Mary Tonkin Thomas L. Bailey, Jr. Byron and Kelly Bueter Scott and Christina Crawford Richard H. Trask Baptist Memorial Health Care Lance Buhrman Creighton Family Foundation Greg Allen Turnage Corporation Brent and Alecia Burke David and Amber Culp Robert A. Walker, Jr. Kit and Linda Barker Pam and Dr. Bruce G. Burkett Craig R. Curry Tom and Aria Ward Helen and Dr. Brian Carl Barnes Bob and Evelyn Butler Dave and Lorraine Curtis Bill and Ann Waters Rick and Judy Baumann Robert T. Butterworth Laurie and Larry Davis Clay and April Watson Ted Beaullieu, Jr. John M. Camp III Marshall and Alberta Davis Buddy and Cris Dekle Mac DeLaup P. J. Demarie III and Theresa Demarie Joseph and Moya DeMartino Robert and Carol Deuth D.J. and Nancy Diemer Wayne A. and Lesa Dierks Eugene A. Diprinzio Frank and Jennifer Dominguez James W. Dominik Rodney W. Dow Matthew Dubnik John and Diane Dudley Linn A. Duesterbeck Mrs. J. Thomas Dulaney Michael F. Dwyer Greg J. Dzieweczynski Ginny and Dr. Dale Eckert G. Douglas Edwards Jon R. Eggleston Jim and Anne Eidsvold Eklund Drilling L. E. Eleazer, Jr. Wildlife carver Cliff Hollestelle has donated many original carvings to events. He and his wife, Marcia, also David and Michele Eller provide philanthropic support as Diamond Life Sponsors.

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 69 James W. Ellett, MD Jim Hagee Scott and Karen James Craig and Marsha Lesley Etsell Otto Emde, Jr. Mark and Jessica Hamby Ken and Cheryl Jansa Suzanne and T. Craig Lewis III Gene and Fayline Engrav Jim and Terry Hamlett Linda and Wayne Jarman Joe Lipsey Rick and Linda Enstrom Bill Hance Linda and Dr. Bruce Jasper Wes and Erin Lohec Billy and Patricia Eudailey Charles Harney Joe Stanton Johnson Ronald K. Lohr Dave and Karen* Evans Gene and Donna Hart Patricia and Bruce Johnson A. Kel Long III, PC Doug and Mary Evans Robert and Melissa Hatcher Timothy L. Jones Ronald H. Lovett George and Pam Faerber Richard L. Hawkins JTM Acoustic and Drywall, Inc. Michael L. Luecht John Faires, Jr. Keith and JoAnne Helland Jimmy and Beverly Moore Gordon and Jeanie Mac Aulay Farm Credit Illinois Bradley and Rebecca Hempkins Sandy and Tom Kapellas Bruce D. Macdonald Tom Farris Ed and Nancy Henry Steven and Julie Karber Dick and Frances Magie Matt and Pam Fenoff Herzog Contracting Corporation Mr. Ronald Y. Kee and Dr. Mei Y. Kee Linda and Paul Makarevich, Jr. John A. Ferguson III Lucinda Anne Hess and Family Jeffrey Malone Craig R. Ferris and Louise F. Mango Scott and Christine Hettermann Pat and Megan Kehoe Larry and Sue Manlove Kurt A. Fetzer C. Allen Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. E. Polk Kellam, Jr. Michael P. Maraist Final Flight Outfitters, Inc. Margaret and James Higgins Thomas R. Kendrick IV Mahlon O. Maris, MD Fred E. Fleet Bill and Christy Marketon Flint Hills Resources David D. Marky Jim and Dee Flood Brett Marshall David and Mary Floore Patricia and Dr. William Martens Michael J. Foos David and Michele Martin Bob, Jeanette and Scott Foster Robert R. Martin Paul and Caroline Freihofer Tim R. Martindale Austin Frey Brian and Melissa Mattison Robert and Mimi Friedberger Ed and Chris May Friendly Ford Lincoln Dale* and Nancy Mayfield Friends of New Hampshire George Mazanec Wetlands Robert G. McCollum, Jr. Christian and Paula Frierson Bob and Cathy McDonald Minou and George Fritze Will and Nancy McGowan Frontenac Sportsman Club Mark Christian McKee Terry and Patty Fuchs Mark L. Merlotti Kevin D. Fuerst Sue and Frank Mertz III Tom and Denise Fulgham All who wander are not lost. This little guy was picked up on the side of the Laine and Amy Meyer Keith and Shelly Futrell road by Ducks Unlimited At-Large Board Director Mike Woodward and taken Mike and Nicole Mezrah Kevin and Rosalyn Gaschler to a wildlife rescue facility. The Michelson Foundation Stephen and Deborah Gendreau Charitable Trust Paul L and Jane G. Gettelman Chris and Malia Hildebrandt Craig and Karen Kessler Gilbert B. Miller Ryan and Deborah Gill Tim and Ann Hoerichs William and Mary Kidder Mitchell C. Mills Paul Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. Michael and Patricia Hoffman Randy and Karna Kleager Mark K. Monroe David A. Gingras David and Elizabeth Hohlfeldt Scott and Cheryl Kline Monroe County Community Frank and Vera Ginotti Karen and Dr. Paul Holifield Robert Knode Credit Union Wayne and Sherry Golightly Dick and Janet Holman Shawn Kooyman Michael H. Mooney, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Grammer Mike and Carol Hough Hunter Kosman Dr. W. Jim Moore, Jr. Edward A. Grassi Ted and Cecelia Hoyt Terry D. Kostinec Dr. Thomas E. and Gene and Rosalie Grazzini Dale and Vicki Humburg Larry and Rosezetta Kramer Anne Marie Moorman Gregory P. and Maureen A. Grazzini Dudley L. Humphrey Robert and Carol Krueger John H.* and Amalia P. Morehead George G. Green Mark and Carol Hunsberger Clarence N. and Joyce A. Kunde Jim Moreland J. Michael Griem Lyndon and Janyce Ibele Walter and Joanne Kuntze Michelle and William Turner J. Scott Griffin Ray Ilg, Jr. Marty and Diana Kurzendoerfer Moshell II Donald and Tracy Grodski ITC Holdings Corporation L & F Distributors, Ltd. Through the Community Lyle and Carol Grosskopf Charles F. and Carol M. Iten L. A. Lawn and Landscaping, LLC Foundation of the Ron and Eldean Grosskopf Jere and Cindi Jackson Terry and Angelia Lamb Chattahoochee Valley John D. Gullickson Donald and Joyce Jago David Charles LeBato William Moskoff Henry G. Hagan Scott and Sandy Jahnke Mary and Captain John Leonard J. Michael Mullis

*Deceased 70 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. St. Agnes Academy, an all-girls high school in Memphis, Tennessee, inspires others to get involved with Ducks Unlimited and form their own DU Varsity chapter.

Dave M. Neal Mark S. Pratt and Pamela L. Richards Stephen and Sandra Saucier David Stensland Lee and Meredyth Ness Wayne and Mary Beth Pratt Bradford B. Sauer Mark Stepanian Jodi and David Nett Kenneth and Emily Rachel Peter and Florence Scharber Keith Stephens Raymond C. Nichols Jerry Raedeke John M. Schmid Sticky Fingers Mike and Bonnie Nilsen The Ramey Family Steve and Kristin Schmitt Thomas and Mary Stillman Christina and James H. Nixon II Neely and April Raper Thomas G. Schneider Lloyd and Ruth Straits David and Jacque Noble John and Holly Reagan Richard T. Schroeder Richard Everett Stroble Brian and Tobi Noll William and Diana Reglein David and Meredith Schuessler James Stuart III Tracy and Marsha Oberleiter Patrick J. Reilly Jeff and Tammy Schuette Gary and Dorie Sturgill Andrew G. Onken Greg and Cindy Rhue Rick and Jean Scott Irene and Harry Brooks* Swanson, Jr. William and Marilyn Ottum Jon and Jennifer Rich Mike and Patrice Scuse Kyle Swanson Harry Arthur Oxner Alexis V. Richards Neil Severinson Chris and Shannon Taylor Matt S. Pandol, Jr. Enos Richardson, Jr. John P. Sheehan Chris Terzaghi Donald and Christina Parisotto Rodney L. Ringer Gilbert and Judy Shelton Kevin and Tracy Thoma Duane and Linda Parsons Robert and Jennifer Rippy Mark Shiels Gina and Dr. C. Bradford Thomas David J. and Beverly J. Paul Thomas M. Ritter Tom and Cathy Shryock George and Holly Thomlinson Ben J. Pearson II David Roberts Scott E. Silver John F. Thompson Mark R. Pederson Donn and Patricia Roberts Roger and Bettye Sinner Ron Thorngren Mark A. Peifer Gary and Terri Roberts Tom and Rita Smalling Don and Holly Thorpe Darm and Bette Penney E. Thomas and Raye Ann G. Dennis and Teresa Smart Dennis Tilly Carol and Lyle* D. Perry Robinson Billy Key and Augusta Smith Todd Valley Wetlands Foundation Todd and Clair Petelski Heather and Don Robitzer, Jr. Dr. Mark A. Smith Ken Top Gregory Pettinaro James and Darlene Roodhouse Mark D. Smith, DMD Michelle and Chris Tracy Tex and Boo Plumley Arnie and Janet Roper Steve and Kathleen Smith Trapp Chevrolet, Inc. Larry and Brenda Pollard Joseph F. Rowan Judy and David Snowden, Sr. Abbott and Kayla Turner Rodney M. Poole Jim* and Arden Rutta Songy’s Sporting Goods W. Scott and Mary Turner Tony and Karla Pope Ray and Mandy Sachtleben Joe and Annie Spell Marvin E. and Mary Ann Tuttle Don C. Potter III Dolores and Jim* Sapletal Chris and Twila Sprott James E. Vachris, Jr. Phillip and Rhonda Poux Carol and George H. Sapna II Michael and Carolyn Stahl John Valluzzo

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 71 William A. Van Orsdel Howard R. Alton III Chad Bell Brian and Rachelle Brogle Gery J. Vaughan American Bank of Texas Mike and Susan Bell Brett Brown VF Corporation Paul and Denise Andersen Captain (USN Ret.) and Kevin and Janie Brown Andrew and Belinda Villarreal Stephen and Carol Andersen Mrs. Ray Bellant Melinda and Monte Brown William C. Voss Boyd and Georgette Anderson Rick P. Benavides Preston S. Brown Rodney and Erin Votava Kurt Anderson Denise and Tom A. Benge, Sr. Thomas R. Brown Vulcan Materials Company Marshal and Diana Anderson Mary Elizabeth Benhard William K. Brown Peter and Carol Walters Matthew G. Anderson III Bill and Leslie Bennett Devon and Yvonne Bruce Mike Wampold Scott H. Anderson and Nicole Stevens Richard C. Bennett Michael and Ann Brumley Rick and Bernie Warhurst Tye and Jennifer Anderson Les and Bette Bensch Beth and Hamp Bryan John and Becky Warren Wally* and Carolyn Anderson William B. Benton, Jr. Keith R. Buchert Mond Warren and Trina Ayers Terry and Pam Andrus Dean and Alecia Bergeaux Tim and Gail Buckley Paul and Kathleen Warren Anonymous Todd J. Berghuis Micheal and Natasha Bulk Philip and Janet Warren Ed and Margaret Anthony Fred Besana and Adam Besana Mac and Helen Bullock Weddle Enterprises, Inc. Frank and Judy Appleberry Travis and Lisa Bethune Dick and Janice Burch Bob and Maureen Weller Jeff and Kay Arnold Harold and Lorie Bickner Edward and Theresia Burchett Bradley and Margaret White Tod Asmussen Steve and Kathy Bietz Bruce and Diane Burdick Merry and Frederick White, Jr. Dwayne and Lisa Augustus Benjamin and Dottie Biggs Ben and Meg Burnley Bobby and Patricia Whitten Avoca Duck Club Bradley and Amy Billingsley Burroughs Audubon Society of Nick and Evelyn Wiley Chip and Heather Aydlette Greg and Alicia Bird Greater Kansas City Larry E. Wilkins Michael D. Ayers Greg and Lynn Bires Calvin and Mickie Burton The Williams Companies, Inc. Nancy and J. D. Bailey, Jr. Michelle and Richard* W. Bishop, Jr. Michael B. Burton Billy R. and Barbara L. Willsey Austin G. Baker III Stuart and Kimberly Bishop David M. Butler Lloyd and Cindy Wilson B.J. and Tiffany Baker Todd and Sandy Bishop Blaine James Byram Roger H. Wilson Bill and Linda Baker Richard and Cheryl Bizek Cabela’s Windham Distributing Company Corey Baker* Josh and Katie Black Lloyd H. Cage Larry and Shelma Winningham Marty and Barb Bakken Terrell E. Black Philip* and Linda Callais Kevin and Justina Winter Joshua C. Baldwin Karl Douglas Blackley Bob and Joyce Callaway Gary and Ronette Wise Lamar Q. Ball III Gary and Johanna Blair Mike W. Callaway Donald and Betsy Wisehart Thomas C. and Susan W. Ballew Carol and Carl Blank, Jr. Lori Callister Joseph E Witt Mike and Debbie Bard Ed Bledsoe Henry V. Campbell III Peter* and Elaine Wolfe Barker Construction & David R. Block Frank D. Capitano Ronald J. Wright Development, Inc. Scott E. Bloem Doug and Meriel Cardwell Bill and Cindy Barnett Darin and Annette Blunck Cargill Animal Nutrition Alan Barrail Michael and Mary Bluschke Cargill Meat Solutions Camille and Aaron Barrett Michael and Kaloia Boatwright Mark B. Carlson DIAMOND LIFE SPONSOR Ralph and Rhonda Barrett Dr. Stephen F. Bolick II Steve Carlson ($20,000-$29,999) Dana and Mike Barton Sue and Rob Bolin, Jr. John M. Carlton, Jr. John W. Barton, Jr. Mark and Carol Bondy Joe and Kathy Carmody 1st Choice Roofing Steve and April Basnight Brian and Mariellen Boomsma Ron and Mary Carney ACIS Edward O. Battaglia Steve Boothe Thomas and Janice Cartmill James and Marie Adams Theodore W. Batterman Family John and Sylvia Borchert Scott and Karla Cassels Mark and Angie Adams Foundation Inc. Dr. Terry and Jen Borges Mark and Sue Cauwels Chris and Kari Aggerholm Marcia and Gary Battey Dale and Joan Borske Kurt and Renee Cazayoux Richard and Dale Ahearn Shawn and Jodie Battison Mark A. Borucke Dr. John E. Cebe Tracy Ahlbrand Michael D. Baudhuin Jim and Andrea Bouma Grayson Chambers Mike and Marilyn Albrecht Douglas E. Bauer Glynn and Alisa Bourg Jeffrey P. Chapman and Viergal and Dawn Aldrich Todd and Tracey Bauer Warren and Usha Bourgeois Katrina Dozier Edmund B. and Nancy L. Alexander Pat and Emelise Baughman Timothy D. Boutell Coy Chappell and Sandy Madsack Tracy and Jim Alexander, Jr. Duncan and Ellen Beard Tommy and Joy Bowes Ty Chappell, Jr. Barry and Robin Allen Jay and Cindy Beard BP America, Inc. Bill Charlton J. David Allen, DDS Alex and Dr. Dean Bechard David and Jeanne Brakhage James and Karen Charnholm Jack and Amber Allen Richard W. Becker Ann Brandon* Paul and Jean Charos Bobby and Sheila Allison Margaret Bengel Beckman* Dick Brantmeier Jeremy and Karen Chase Jay and Valerie Alsaker William Beckmeyer III Steven and Carol Brimhall Randy and Sharon Chavers Barbara and Scott Altman Peter J. Beischer Broadway Power Sports Michael James Checkett

*Deceased 72 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Brian and Emilie Cheramie Jacquie and J.J. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Davenport, Jr. Doorland Preserve, LTD Macon Cherp Dr. Curt and Karen Cotton Dr. Vartan A. Davidian, Jr. Pat and Cheryl Doran Tommy and Kim Chilcutt Dan and Gale Couch Kirk W. and Rebecca S. Davidson George and La Vonne Doty Taryn and Tiffany Childers James and Charlene Couch Evan and Carol Davis Jack Doyle Jerry and Janna Christensen Covia Corporation (MO) Ricky and Erika Davis Brad and Heidi Driver Church Offset Printing Covia Corporation (NC) Deb’s Flowers & Gifts Gilbert and Debbie Dubois Jeff and Kim Clark Covia Corporation (NJ) Art G. Degroot, Jr. Libby and Frank Duff, Jr. Joe M. Clark R. Douglas Cowan, Sr. Donald and Brenda DeHaan Thomas and Michelle Duff John and Barb Clark Bill and Buttons Cox Paul and Jeanette DeHaan E. Corey Dufreche John M. Clark, Jr. Gary Cox and Carey Brewer Steven and Gail DeLancey Dan and Joanne Dugenske Classic Toyota Robert B. Cox Marc DeMott Brian and Brittany Dunaway John and Timmie Clemetsen Bill Craig Harold and Barbara Denney Larry C. Dunbar, Jr. and Gail Duerre Neal and Donna Coffey Gordy Craig and Family Robert A. Denney Brad and Amy Dutruch David L. Coffman Randall and Kathleen Crocker Melvin Depperschmidt Terry and Susan Eager Chris and Monica Cole Jason and ElizaBeth Crook Brian and Jenny Diedrich Jack N. Eben Gene and Teresa Cole CropLife America Brian and Lucy Dillon Eby Ford-Lincoln Jolene and Jody Cole James and Roberta Cropsey David and Paula Dirks Chris and Katrina* Eder Brenda and Bill Coleman, Jr. Crossland Construction Benjamin L. Disharoon Frank Edwards Craig Collins Thomas M. Crosslin Dixie Pickers Darrell and Cindy Ehlers John and Jacquie Coluccy Garrett Dean* and Katherine Crow Timothy and Cheryl Dixon Tim and Christina Eisenmenger Tim and Julie Conaway Gary and Barb* Cruickshank James K. Dobbs III Mitchell Louis Elftmann Dr. Frank J. Congel Chris and Karla Cunningham Ron and Elena Dobert Tom Ellis ConocoPhillips Company Stephen L. Cunningham and Jayson and Laura Dodge Kathryn* and David Ellison, Jr. Joseph and Mary Conte Becky L. Dresel Marshall Doeller Edward C. Elmore Sandy and Glen P. Cook, Sr. Craig and Jennifer Curtis Eugene Dollen Mark T. Emonet Ed and Margaret Coombs Victor and Anita Cushing D.J. and Kris Dondelinger William and Dawn Engelking Angus R. Cooper III Robert and Rebecca Daharsh Michael and Linda Donnelly James and Karen Erickson John and Vera Cooper Neal D’Angello Brian J. and Lyne Donovan George Erwin, Jr. Richard C. Corkran Marvin N. Davant Steve and Yvette Donovan Allen L. Evans Susie and John Evans, Sr. John and Laura Farley James E. and Patricia A. Farrell Jim and Carol Faulstich Rich and Vicky Fehringer Jay C. Feil Sam J. Fertitta, Jr. Jonathan R. Fields Michael and Katie Finazzo John and Lori Finch Paul and Christie Fincher Eric T. Finks Joshua Finley First Tennessee Bank Elizabeth and James E. Fisackerly, Jr. Mike Fisher Richard Fisher Forrest Fitts Mary Lou and Paul* Floersch, Jr. Floral City Beverage Barry L. Floyd and Dorothy Greenwood James and Stephanie Flynn David Foote Foothills Tractor & Equipment Anthony Petrilli of Cape Carteret, North Carolina, participates in the 31st year of the Ducks Unlimited Robert E. Foran Band The Billfish Tournament. Don and Linda Ford

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 73 Scott and Candie Forrest Taylor and Jan Gregory Garth and Mary Fort Harold and Pam Grems Jeffrey Allen Foster Thomas and Pam Griffin Robert and Judy Foster James and Norah Grimes Chris and Margo Fox Jim Grochala Richard Fox Jennings Richard Grodt* James and Sharon Franz Donnie and Alicia Groover S. Floyd Fraser, Jr., MD John and Dawn Grose Roger and Cassie Fredstrom Daniel and Linda Gruenke Robert C. Freeland Ellis and Lettie Guilbeau Bobby and Judy Friedrich Christopher Haas Friends of the Montezuma Richard and Sonya Haeuser Wetlands Complex Marshall and Gwen Haferkamp Greg and Carla Fryar David H. Hakes Dan E. Gahlon Brian Hall Chris and Amy Gairhan Lee and Betty Hall Terry T. Galloway Ken G. Halverson Alison Galstad Courtney Olivia Hamill Kim Galstad Steve and Linda Hammack Meridith Galstad Bryan and Shelly Hammer Kelly A. Gang Steven P. Hamrick Ronald E. Gareis Charitable Fund John Hancock Brian and Cheryl Garrels Keith and Kathy Hancock Michael L. Garvey Michael and Linda Haney Carol and Ouida* Gautreau Eugene S. Hansard Allen and Debbie Geisen Jake R. and Jennifer Hansen William K. and Iris Gentry Jim and Rhona Hansen Donna and Dr. William George Barry and Linda Hanson Mike and Donna George Doug and Joni Hantelman Andrew and Louisa Gerling Tom and Debbie Hardesty Robert Gibbs, Jr. Margaret and William* Hardin, Sr. A successful day for John Gullickson and Ike in Bayou Meto, Arkansas. Dr. Rodney Gigstad and Stephen D. Hardman Dr. Carol Hagen Jim and Pamela Harkin Robert L. Helmly, Jr. Leo J. and Mary K. Horant David B. Gilbert Don C. Harralson Brett and Brandi Henderson Michal and Robert Hornby Jeremy and Janelle Gilbertson Chuck and Lori Harrelson Daniel L. Hertz, Jr. Govan and Susan Hornor Brad and Linda Giles Jason and Jane Harris Randy and Mary Herzog Brian and Julie Hornung James and Edna Givens John and Ronda Harris Dan and Teresa Heuer Mark Horobetz Todd and Nancy Gleisner Douglas J. Harthun Thomas R. Hightower, Jr. John J. Horsch Paula and Dr. Bill Glenn III Brent and Kendra Hasenauer C. T. Hill Lee and Pam Horsley Harvey and Merrie Glowaski Rob and Deb Hastings Chip and Candice Hines Thomas and Katie Howe Richard and Paige Godfrey James T. Hatfield III Bob and Lisa Hobba James Howell Glenn and Denise Goergen Robert Hathaway Michelle and David Hobbs Chipper Hoyt Robert and Amy Gokey Ron and Donna Hawkins Hoblit Ram Truck Center Andrew and Leah Hubbard Gaston and Joan Gondry Christopher A. Hayden Greg and Reene Hodges Phil and Laura Hubbard Pam and Kevin Goodrum Robert and Barbara Hayden William (Bill) and Joanna Hoffman Michael W. Hughes Chip Goodwin Headwaters State Bank Chad A. Hohenwarter Chad and Dana Hughey Jay T. Gordon, DDS Tom Healy Jerry Holden and Cynthia Edwards James Hulburd Steven and Melony Grady Larry and Kay Hebert Holiday Auto Group Tom and Betsy Humberstone Stan Graff Scott Hecht Clifford and Marcia Hollestelle Randall Humphrey Ronny H. and Judy Graham David Hedequist Greg and Dedie Holley William Humphrey and Julie Dodds Terry and Laura Graham Matt and Lana Hefton Jeff and Lori Holliday Jeff and Jean Hutcheson Walter F. and Judith M. Graham Fred Heinz and Cheryl Ross Steven and Christine Holtje Mike Hutchins David C. Gramling Harlan and Gerry Heitkamp Mike and Bridget Hoover Wayne and Joanne Hutchison Sharon and Shawn Granger, MD Dr. Loring R. Helfrich C. A. Porter Hopkins John D. Hutter Amy and Jim Grant, MD Jerry and Sandy Helgeson Curtis and Sharon Hopkins Phil and Jean Hux Scott D. Grant Matt and Pam Helgeson William and Zoe Hopkins Christopher and Candace Hyams

*Deceased 74 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Ice Mountain Bottling Co. Ross B. Kenzie Greg and Crystal Kruse Craig and Andrea LeSchack Roger and Debby Ideker Beau and Leslie Kern Ken and Deb Kryzak Grayson R. Lewis Harrison Michael and Penny Immel R. Bryan and Janie Kilby Tom and Penny Kubicz Robert and Cathy Lichauer Indiana Natural Resources Foundation Glenn and Theresa Kimmel David P. Kuen Bruce T. Lightsey Christine and Dr. Stephen Intemann Wally Kimmich Daniel L. Kunz Eric and Kristin Lindstrom Iowa Soybean Association D. Carrington and Corie King Diane and John Peter* Labouisse III Wendy Lingerfelt Rick Irick Harold and Emma King Robert and Christy Lafferty Michael and Kristi Link Jeff and Rebecca Irvine Cal H. Kingsmill, Sr. Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital Mal and Jean Linthwaite Maynard C. and Cherry A. Isaacson Tom and Patty Kingston Clayton Lamkin Steve Liske and Yvonne Perceval Don Iverson Frank* and Barbara Lockard Raymond E. Jackson Ed and Barb* Lodin Verne R. Jacobson Tom and Pat Logan Dale and Michelle James Scott D. Lorentz and Julie Harris Howard and Dee James Andrew and Lora Loveland Craig Janek and Meg Walker Caden M. Lowe Anthony and Valerie Jansa Callum Scott Lowe Rusty Janssen Lindsey and Peter Lowe Scott and Tina Jasion Charlie and Carey Lowery Ron R. Jaworski Renee and Ernie Lundberg The JEC Foundation Mike and Karen Maaranen Don and Beverly Jefferson R. Todd and Denise Mabry Christopher K. Jennings Magnum Force Ralph and Christine Jensen Wallace and Dorthy Mahanes Mark and Linda Jenzen John F. Maher Family Foundation Richard and Lynnae Jess Ray and Nancy Malech Charles and Patty Jobes Jeff and Penny Maletzke Andrew Johnson Lester P. Mallette Christy and Todd M. Johnson, PE Ross and Patti Malone Gary and Leigh Ann Johnson Louie and Susan Maloy Jack and Amber Johnson Carl E. Maness, Jr. Scott Johnson and Alysia Belangie Celia and Dr. Scott W. Manley Stephen C. Johnson Donald and Donna Manley Johnson’s Sausage Shoppe, Inc. Kevin D. Manley Coy Johnston II Gold Benefactor member Dr. Tim Kuntz and his Greenwing Legacy Steve and Sheri Manning Ben and Michelle Jones daughter Sophia on their annual father-daughter hunt in Nebraska. Clint and Christy Mans Casey M. Jones David and Kathy Maren Craig and Joyce Jones Richard Z. Kinn Michael and Carrie Lammers John K. Marks Dwight and Kellie Jones Robert A. Kirschner Jon and Kathy Lande Larry and Bonita Marler Leila and R. Walter Jones IV Michelle and Floyd Kittle Landmark Bank Don and Jackie Marold Les and Lynne Jones Joe Klein Beverly W. Landstreet IV Phillip A. Marquell Robert and Romana Jonet Chuck Klima, DVM Landwehr Construction, Inc. John D. Marsellus Ned Joye Rob Klink, Jr. Maribeth and Bob Lane Dennis and Cathy Marshall Jack P. Justice, Jr. Robert and Kathryn Kluge Lance and Rhonda Lang Curt J. Marsolek Jeffrey S. Kalo Kathleen and Theodore Knapp III Rodney and Teresa Larson Leonard and Josephine Martin Tim and Aimee Kane Christopher and Debbie Knight Jeff and Cindy Lawrence Scott and Joan Martin Steve and Lisa Kass Donny and Betty Knight La-Z-Boy Inc. Lawrence Masserant Laura and David Kaufmann, Sr. Jeffrey W. Knorr Ross K. Leblanc Pat and Leigh Mastrantonio Drew and Barbara Kavanaugh Bruce and Mary Ann Knowlan Daniel and Gayla Ledford Arnie and Laura Matson Chris and Dawn Keller Russ E. Koepsell Dawan Lee William and Joan Matthaei Donald E. Kelly Lucas and Jennifer Konger Dennis and Claudia Lee Brett E. and Colette A. Mattison Joel and Shauna Kemnitz David and Anne Koppe Greg and Pat Lee Charlie and Squeaky May Robert C. Kemp, Jr. John C. Kovarik Lee Hy Paving Corporation Andy and Connie Mayts Dick and Pattie Kempka Richard and Barbie Kraig Dr. David J. Lefer Darrell and Denise McAuly Jay and Jennifer Kenny John Krehbiel Max and Jodi Lehman Ted McCaugherty Robert T. and Audrey Kenny Kenneth L.and Linda A. Krempa LeJeune Family Foundation Greg and Michelle McCoy Geoff A. Kenway Layne and Mari Krumwiede Dave and Sally Lensink John W. McCulley, Jr.

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 75 Lynn and Trudy McCutchen Steven D. McDaniel Betty Jo and A. Kell McInnis III Jason and Kassi McKey Peter M. McLinn Pat and Nita McMullen Melanie and Michael* McMurray M. Collins McNeill IV Malcolm C. McNeill III Janice and Johnny “Mac” McNeley Terrance J. McNerney Donna and James Meacham Brad and Sarah Meichsner Joleen and Dr. Bradley Meier Mike Meiers Mitch and Niki Messmer Peter and Claudia Methven Ben Meyer S. Whitaker Meyer Roger and Linda Mildenstein Bruce A. Milkins Darin and Michelle Miller Lianne E. Miller Brock Milligan Matthew A. Mills The Colorado Ducks Unlimited auction team prepares for another exciting event. Sean and Heather Minard Earl and Deb Mincks James C. Nau, Jr. Patty, Paul, Anthony, Melissa and Curtis Pitman Greg and Agnes Mitrzyk Robert T. Neises Matthew Palmer Lane and Jennifer Plaisance Anthony and Lisa Molitor Jeff and Cora Nelson Paul A. and Julie Panos Dion and Julie Plante Gerard J. Molitor Tim and Mary Nelson Tom and Christine Pappenfus Nick Plath Monroe Superstore, Dodge Chrysler Tim W. Neuschwander Jim Pardini Drs. Andy and Kristin Plauché Jeep Ram Bruce and Phyllis Nicholas Larry and Barbara Parker Jim and Toni Pleau Ed Montague Nelson A. Nichols Paul and Mary Parr Jeff and Lisa Poet Christopher and Christa Montgomery Douglas and Susan Nickel Ken F. Parsons, Sr. William T. Poindexter III and Hugh C. Montgomery III Mark and Carleta Nienaber John D. Patterson Shelley A. Lund Cathy and Richard Mooney George and Michele Nitzel Michael and Patricia Patterson Christiaan and Cristin Pond Johnnie R. Moore, Sr. Frank and Lauren Nodier Patterson Family Foundation Scott and Kelly Pond Thurston and Corell Moore Doug and Nancy Norberg Howard A. and Sheryl Paul Kenneth Poormon Ralph T. Morris Scott and Lee Ann Norkunas Gary L. Payne Brian and Ester Popoff Joseph McCaughan Morrison Lee and Nancy Norris Timothy and Peggy Pederson James M. Potter, MD Michael P. Morton Charlie and Lara Northcutt Koby and Katie Pennick Larry Powell Alex Mozingo Marlene and Dr. Michael Novak In Memory of Wanda Lou Pergande William and Barbara Powell A&I Fire and Water Novogratz Family Peter and Valine Perll Steven Pratico Eric S. Mulak Jim and Dorothy Oberbeck Alan and Sonya Perry Bryan and Penny Presson Marvin and Mary Munchrath Kevin and Patti O’Connell Barry B. Perry Lester A. Pride Jon and Alice Munger Jeff O’Daniel Dave and Beth Perry Kevin and Sue Prouty Randy and Peggy Munson Sandy and Tom O’Hara, Jr. Steve and Kathy Peschong Andy and Anda Pulliam Brian M. Murphy David and Sunnie Ohl Gary and Gail Peterson Jesse and Jolinda Pully Joe Murphy Noel Orsak Mark and Beth Petrie Nickie and Leone Purser Jane and Austin Musselman, Jr. Dave and Brenda Osborne Pheasants Forever, Fox River Adam and Melissa Putnam Richard and Darlene Muth Otis Products, Inc. Valley Chapter and Family Paul H. and Lori Myerchin Duncan S. Owen III Pheasants Forever, Inc., Chapter #77 Ralph and Sandy Putnam Jon and Robin Myers Stephanie and Billy Owens Brendan Phelps Carrier Access, Inc. Tom and Jan Putnam Paul H. Mylander LiBorio A. Padula Chris and Teresa Phillips Richard and Sally Qualmann Robert O. Naegele III Russell Paepke Andy and Tina Piepenbrok Leland* and Jane Queal Jack and Mary Nagle Carl and Jane Pagel Victor and Janice Pierson Judy and Dennard Quillen III

*Deceased 76 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Charles H. Raches, Jr. Jim and Cin Riley Al and Marilyn Schaller David and Marcia Spurlock Daniel J. Raduenz Mike J. Riley Steven G. Schaller Jerry and Riki Stamps Rainbow Automotive Family John and Heather Ritchey Craig and Janelle Scheidecker David Stanton Christine and R. Robert Ralphs, Jr. Matthew D. and Denise M. Rivera Michael G. and Melissa D. Schildman Ron and Rebecca Staver Robert and Karen Ranka John M. Rivers, Jr. Joe and Pam Schlagel Warren R. Stefanski Julian “Bubba” W. Rawl Richard and Beverly Roach Mrs. William J. Schlageter Rodney and Kim Stephenson Guy and Charlot Ray Wayne and Katherine Roberts Charles Schlicher Thomas F. Stephenson Robin and Henrietta Ray Keith E. and Janet H. Robinson Todd Robert Schnuck John and Grace Steuri Tim and Nancy Raymond Tim and Carrie Roble Terry and Cathy Schroeder Alfred and Susan Stevens Jeff Razwick Matthew S. Rocca Brad and Pam Schultz Myron and Kathy Stevens Kip Reagor Mike Roebuck Clifford and Mary Ellen Schultz Todd and Kelli Stevens Peter Rebar James and Julie Roetman Armond Schwing Edward A. Stevenson III Lori and Jim Redlinger Steven and Lori Rollefson David and Laura Scobee Matthew P. Stewart L. Keith and Lisa Reed Brian and Janel Ross D. Gideon Searle Todd and Jeannie Stoa Riley Rees Richard and Martha Ross Matthew and Alisha Seeley Scot and Kristin Storm Tim and Carol Reger Kirk and Debbie Rossmann Albert Dominic Seeno, Jr. Daniel E. Stout II Jacques Remmell and Jan Layton Gary and Velda Roush Tony and Riki Senn Wayne A. Strand Randy and Susan Renner Josh and Millie Rudder Sewell Automotive Company Larry H. Strasbaugh Alan Reynolds Curt and Denise Ruehl Matt and Katie Shahan Larry D. Suedmeier Randy Reynolds and Wendy Bechtel Ronald and Carole Runningen James M. Shank Joe Susnak Robin L. Rhoades Don and Marty Rushlow J. Michael Shannahan, MD Kyle and Mallory Swanson Bill and Amy Rhodes Todd and Amanda Russell Michael and Anna Shannon Nels and Jill Swenson Roger and Jo Rhodes Tracy and Elisa Rutt Curtis and Lisa Shaw Jerry and Amie Talton Richard A. Riccio Jake and Katherine Rux Sherman Chevrolet Gregory and Kristi Taras Austin Rice III Ryan Incorporated Central Bob and Alice Shimanek Don and B.J. Taylor Mike and Cheri Richard Safari Club International Sally and William Short, Jr. James “JT” and Jessica Taylor Craig and Kay Richardson Cathy and Tom Sanders Roger and Jo Shortill Scott and Elaine Taylor Janice M. Richter Bill and Sally Sarafin Andrew and Linda Showalter Pat A. Thayer* George Rifenburg Pete Scalia James G. “Jim” Shull Edward Thieme Jeffrey R. Siebenthaler Steve and Lynn Thies Gregg Silverberg Christine and Stanton Thomas Julie and Bradley Simmons James G. Thomas Robert M. Simonson Terry and Liz Thomas Stephen and Donna Simpson Norwood and Sidney Thornton Tona and Randy Simpson Scott and Lisa Thorstad Clifton G. Sites William C. and Pamela J. Thurman Devin and Brooke Skipper John and Janey Tierney J. Vereen Smith LTC (USA Ret.) Timothy E. Tomlinson Jeff A. and Jean D. Smith Gildo and Jane Tori Richard B. Smith James and Toni Toth Riley and Amy Smith Wanda and Jeffrey S. Townsend, Sr. Chuck and Christy Smoley Townsend Construction, Inc. David and Carol Smrchek Mark F. Travis Smylos Inn, Ltd. Teddy and Jamie Trenchard Smyrna Sporting Goods Trimont Conservation Club Dal J. and Carol Snipes Michael and Danaea Trombley Allen and Kim Snow Joseph and Lora Trujillo Matthew J. Somers George E. Tubbs John Sommers Phillip and Earline Turner Andrew R. Spann Tad Turner Chad and Amy Sparks Thomas and Sari Turner Kevin Spawn and Adrienne E. Bubba and Anita Tyler Dornheggen-Spawn Stephen R. Upgren George E. Spear II Dr. and Mrs. Howard R. Usitalo The Bass Pro Shops Ducks Unlimited car participated in a 2018 race at Michael and Rosalyn Speckmann Hoyt and Robin Utay Bristol Motor Speedway. Rob and Tammy Springer Spencer and Linda Vaa

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 77 Valmont Industries, Inc. Kenneth and Ann Wilson Ben A. Adams Will B. Amick Allen and Kathryn Vanatter, DDS Keri and Rob Wilson, Jr. Chuck and Jenny Adams Jennelle Anacker David VandenBoom Mike and Amy Wilson Hillrey and Susan Adams Tom and Linda Andersen Joseph S. VanDerbeck Steve and Lauri Wilson Jeff and Joy Adams J. Scott Anderson Lance and Ellen Vanderloo William and Tonya Winfrey Jeffrey and Wendy Adams Jim and Jean Anderson George C. Venters, Jr. Wingshot Design Justin Adams Kyle and Shelley Anderson Thom L. Venus Joel Winn Kelly and Garry Adams Martin C. Anderson Paul M. Verrochi Winnebago Industries Foundation Kent and Debbie Adams Ralph “Mick” Anderson, Jr. T. Owen Vickers Jeremy and Kimberly Winter Dr. Dave and Beverly Adcock Thomas G. Anderson Mr. James L. Vincent Steven and Robin Wisdom Addieville East Farm Vernon Anderson Josh Voelker William C. Witting James R. Adkins, Jr. Vernon R. Anderson Minday and Mike Voelker, Jr. Kyle and Kimberly Witwer Ben and Sandy Aeilts Anderson Chemical Company Casey and Michelle Vogt Merle C. and Leslie A. Wolfe Agricultural Retailers Association Steven and Susan Andersen Peter and Susie von Gontard Scott and Tammy Wolfensperger Air Methods Kroghie and Ross Andresen W. S. Wellons Realty, Inc. Karen and Wayne Wood AK Industries Bob Andrews Bradley Allen Waddell and Sue Marie Nancy J. Wood Charles T. Akre, Jr. Joshua K. Andrews Moshell-Waddell Robert and Sarah Woods Steve Akre Todd and Carrie Andrews Cornelia and Gregory Wagener Kyle Woodward Larry Albanese Jeremy and Stacy Anfinson Scott and Kathy Wagnild Wooten Family Fund of the NC Leslie and Sue Albert Burton and Anne Angelle Michael and Suzanne Walker Community Foundation Leonard P. Albiniak Jim and Nicole Angers Chuck Wall Steven Worth CLJM Farms, LLC Anonymous Chris and Janet Wallace Mark A. Worthington* John and Ellen Alderson Donald and Merle Ansardi Howell and Margo Wallace Curt and Vera Wright John C. Aldinger Keith Apffel Richard and Ann Wallace Chanttel Wyatt David and Minette Alexander Jake Appleberry Ray and Rita* Walters Steve and Dawn Wyckoff John McKnitt Alexander, Jr. Kinnsey Appleberry Bruce and Janeal Wanamaker Rich and Hope Yaw Robert and Teresa Alexander Aaron Arbogast Michael and Nellie Wanless Tracy and Ann Yett Michael J. Alivernini Seth and Kim Arbogast Deborah and William F. Ward, Jr. Karl and Peggy Young Bob Allen Archer Farms Inc. Bruce R.* and Allison Waring Mindy and Marcus Young II David C. Allen Brian and Diana Arensdorf Rodney Warren Richard Young Dex Allen John and Ardyce Argent Susan and J. Lee Warren, Jr. Thomas and Kimberly Zacek Allen Family/Bar Harbor James and Julie Argerbright Dean and Sharon Wartenbee Ronald Zega, Jr. Fred E. Allen David Arlt Richard E. Watkins Paul and Judith Zelisko Jeffrey D. Allen Armada Homes Bob and Melany Weaver Mr. Paul M. Zemlyn In Memory of Jimmy and Ashley Allen Deane and Sandra Armour Adam and Sherry Webster Dr. and Mrs. Milton Zemlyn John and Cathryn Allen Gerald L. and Carolyn A.* Armstrong George B. Webster III Roger and Karyl Zettl Laurence and Michelle Allen Jimmy and Kay Armstrong Bill Weirough Cory and Lindsay Ziegler Michael L. Allen Mark Armstrong Victor and Laura Weisberg John and Michelle Zimmerman Nate and Gwen Allen Arnold* and Elizabeth Arnister Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Norm and Ginny Zinck Ralph Allen and Michelle Allen Larry T. Arnold, MD Ben* and Patsy Welton Barry S. Zuckerman McIntire Victor and Diane Arnold Barry and Brenda Welty Joseph and Monica Zuschlag Ronald and Kaye Allen Mark Aronson Willis L. Wendt* Richard and Sara Zuschlag Thomas J. Allen Mike and Trish Arps Craig West Timothy O. Allen Carl and Kim Asbell Travis T. West Todd H. Allen James and Cindy Asbury Justin and Juliana Whaley William and Ulaberl* Allen Brent Ashcraft Hugh David White, Sr. LIFE SPONSOR Theresa Allen-Hurst Mike Ashcraft Bobby and Deanna Whitson ($10,000-$19,999) Michael D. Allett Harold and Peggy Ashford Jack Wiese Alliant Energy, Inc. Scott and Meleah Ashford Bryan and Tiffany Wiesner Aimee and Jeremy Abbot John W. Allison Ghassan Aswad, MD Louise and Dick Wiesner James C. Abbott Judith M Allison Russell E. Atha III Colton and Amanda Wilburn Steve and Joan Abbott Samantha J. Allison Jim and Virginia Atkins Bernice and S. Preston Williams Von and Debbie Abbott Steve and Lori Alloco Bill and Kit Atkinson H. Gregory and Madeline S. Williams Ari Abel Marc H. Alport Atlantic Game & Tackle Jon and Jennifer Wills Bob and Nikki Abel Charles W. Alsdorf David and Jo Ann Aubel H. A. and Donita Wilson Abner Sales Bill Althoff Dennis and Rachel Aucoin John Wilson Actuant Corporation Michael Amann Marvin Augustin

*Deceased 78 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Ed Augustine In Memory of William Thomas Stephen C. Barrs Becton, Dickinson and Company Stephen W. Augustine Baker, Jr. Cal and Ora Barstow Bill and Barbara Beddow Austin Bank Bakker Family Fund of Coastal Doug “Coach” Bartlett William C. Peabody* and AutoZone Community Foundation of SC Bruce Bartley Mary P. Bednarz Avolon Document Services Edwin S. Baldwin Dean A. Bartyzal Conrad R. Beeler Justin Aycock Thomas S. Baldwin Richard K. and Jennifer K. Baskett Tom and Stacy Beeles Dale and Laura Ayers R. Brian Ball Lee Marshall Bass Helen and Dr. Kenneth Begelman J. Daniel and Anne Baasen Rick and Lois Ball David Bassemier Peggy and Pat J. Behan, Jr. Audrey Marie Babcock Steve and Edy Bangert William and Sue Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Gale Beisch Bill and Ellen Bacon Jamie and Connie Banks Robert H. Batchelor, DVM Steven and Gretchen Bel Don and Cookie Bacque Trae and Lawanda Banks Michael and Mary Bates Shane A. Belcher Wogan Stanhope Badcock III Dawn and Michael Baptist Carol and William T. Batson, Jr., DDS Morgan Stanley, John Belford, Rogers Badgett Sr. Foundation Louie D. Barbe IV Max and Cindy Bauer Financial Advisor Chris and Megan Badour Mr. Robert L. Barbre Erik R. Baumgartner Jason R. Bell Deborah and Joe M. Badt, Jr. Richard E. Barch William V. Baumgartner Steve and Kim Bell Billy and Karen Bagnell Michael and Christina Bard Gene and Jan Baxter Thomas and Donna Bell Rodger and Marcia Bagwell Robert J. Barham John D. Baxter Alan and Lesley Bellavia Dean and Sandy Bailiff Mike Barker Mary and Donald Bays II Peter G. Belsito and Brett and Jodi Bainter John M. Barley II BB&T Cynthia Y. Tamaki Brian and Susan Baird Ken and Pam Barnard Timothy L. Beach Tom and Zandy Benefield David F. Baker Attison L. Barnes, Jr. Edward A. Beacom IV Olivia and Tommy Benge, Jr. Dennis and Kathy Baker Brian and Laura Barnes Beacon Tire, Inc. Frank and Charlene Beninate Donald J. Baker David and Dianne Barnes Terry and Kathy Bean Cameron and Robin Bennett Greg Baker Doug and Terri Barnes Doug Beard Jeff and Deborah Bennett Ida and Russell Baker, Jr. Eddie and Lisa Barnes Robert D. Beard John Taylor Bennett III Jerry L. Baker James and Doris Barnes Kip Beaudry Bennett’s Front End Service Jim Baker Captain Jay Barnes - Frontenac Fowlers Travis C. Beaudry and Betty M. Grady Steven and Sharon Benoit John and Nancy Baker Macdonald M. Barnes Paul and Jahn Beaullieu Bonnie M. Benson John R. Baker Daniel Barnett, Jr. William and Heather Bebout Mark E. Bentley Looe and Mary Ann Baker Jim and Kay Barnhart Monty D. Bechtold Larry and Donna Benton Michael Baker Joseph and Shirley Barnhart Russ and Sue Beck Dennis and Lois Beran Richard S. Baker Rick and Eileen Barrows Buster and Linda Beckenhauer Doug and Jane Berger Sam E. Baker, Jr. Scott and Serree Barrows Stanton Beckham Tyler P. Bergien Peter A. Bergsten D. Wally Bergstrom Richard A. Bergstrom Bart Bernard Gary Bernegger Brent and Rachel Berry Daniel and Alisha Berry Ed D. Berry Ronald and Tammy Bersin Tony and Margaret Berter Toby E. Berwick Dale and Delores Bestwina Norman and Keeley Betts Robert and Joy Beuthien Bob and Bonnie Bezkor Michael and Kristine Bickhaus Mike and Julia Bideaux Loran L. Bieber Joe and Suzanne Biehn Martin Bienvenu William A. Biermann Legacy Greenwings dedicate the South Dakota Swan Lake Game Protection Area restoration project as part of Big Water Outfitters the Rescue Our Wetlands Campaign. Matthew L. Biggs

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 79 Celebrating the achievement of Montana’s Major Sponsor goals, Ducks Unlimited Director of Development Chris Hildebrandt anticipates a nice haircut.

Bill’s Sporting Goods Randy Bobo William C. Bowen III Darrell F. Bressler Doug Bischoff Willard and Laverne Bockhorn Greg T. Bowman Henry and Sharon Brewer Douglas E Bishop, Sr. Jessop and Lindsey Boden Phillip and Audra Bowman Tim D. Brewer Jimbo and Betty Bishop Sam Boerding Jeff A. Bowser William E. Brewer Blair and Bridget Bissell Jerry Lee Bogard Lynn and Beau Box Benjamin Brewster Bob and Judy Bissonnette Jack A. Boggs* Ann and Henry Boyd III Chuck and Lora Brewster Alan and Janet Black Thomas and Leanna Boggs Gordon and Peggy Boyd Matthew and Tamara Brickley Mitch and Dean Black Charles Bohac Mike and Mitzi Boyd Robert and Sandy Bridger Scott A. Black Peter A. Bohlig and Mary Bohlig Harry L. Boydston, DDS Russell and Stephanie Bridges Wayne and Sally Black Rebecca and Joseph Boles, Jr. Lee Boyer Larry and Kathy Briney Donald and LaVonne Blackburn Darl and Janet Bollman Boyle Investment Company Sean and Kristine Brink Tom and Diane Blackler Erich J Bollman Bobby Boyle Austin Brockenbrough III Jeffrey and Julie Blackmore Franklin Bolton Susan R. and William T. Boyle, Jr. Don and Patricia Brockley Roy Blackshear Scott and Cathy Bolton Brian Boysen Dale and Carol Brockmann Wil Blackshear VII Bob and Lynn Bolz William and Susie Brabec Barry and Kimberly Brodbeck Mark Blackwood James and Elaina Bond Kenneth L. Braddock Danny J. Brooks Dr. Charles E. Blaha Bruce A. Bone Walter and Mary Bradley Jeff Brooks Mike and Susan Blaha Vern Bontrager William F. Bradley, Jr. Tony and Linda Brooks Anna Marie Blair Jody Booth Adam and Beth Bradshaw Walter and Betsy Brooks Cassidy Nicole Blair Justin Borchers Jason P. Brady John W. Broome James Thomas Blair V Dereck and Beverly Borders Chris and Erica Bragg Todd and Leslie Brophy William and Sheila Blakeslee Mike and Sara Borders Richard and Gail Brand, Jr. Tim and Ruby Brower Todd and Jacquelyn Blanchard John and Alisa Borel Ed and Barb Brandt Brown Distributing, Inc. Robert W. Bland Darrell J. Borger David A. Branley Brown Distributing Company, Inc. Dave and April Blaylock Don and Lissa Bork In Honor of Christian Brant Aaron and Julie Brown Jeff and Jody Blazey Lee and Nedra Bosch Mark and Karen Brant Charles and Donna Brown Bruce Blease Larry B. Bostick Thomas and Louise Brant Clifton and Alicia Brown Mike and Tenesa Bledsoe Marilyn Boston Family Fund Darhl and Susan Brown* Robert Blickenstaff Andy and Amanda Boswell Mike and Rebecca Brasher Don Brown Jeff and Deb Bloom Glynn Bourg Edward and Joan Braun Gus and Jean Brown John and Carolyn Blue Mitchell and Lindsey Bourg Donny and Tracy Bray Kelly Brown Richard F. Blue Brett and Terry Bourlet Durbin and Nancy Breckenridge Kirby and Suzanne Brown Howard J. Blyler Vicki and Starr Boutwell Breeding Family DU Sponsorship Matt and Angie Brown Keith Blythe Douglas R. (DO) and Jean W. Bowen Thomas and JoRae Brennan Peter Brown Eugene and Tanya Boan Mark and Dawnna Bowen Nathan Brent Peter and R. Jane Brown

*Deceased 80 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Randy and Linda Brown Robert and Debbie Brown Scott and Kim Brown Stephen L. Brown Steven Brown William and Marla Brown William and Terri Brown Zac and Genny Brown Peter C. Browne Charles E. Brownewell, Jr. Brett Brubaker Preston M. Bruenn John H. Brunjes Brunswick Distributing Company Larry and Cindy Brutger Lance and Faye Bruun Clifford and Laura Bryan Robert E. Bryan III Patsy and Thomas Bryan, Jr. Green and Joyce Bryant Russell and Jodie Brzezinski Art and Lisa Bucci North Carolina Ducks Unlimited Traditional Decoy Carving Championship winner Tyler Wood is presented his award Charles S. Buckner III by Competition Chairman Chase Luker. Jeff and Mary Buckner Mr. Karl I. Busing Curtis H. Campbell Brad and Christie Carson Adam and Veronica Buddell Cindy and Dr. Clyde Butler, Jr. Dave and Jodie Campbell John and Meta Carswell John and Sharon Bugg James E. Butler Marjorie C. Campbell Anthony Carter Owen and Liz Buhler Dr. Jeb and Kathy Butler Monte B. and Carole Campbell Brian A. Carter Elmer and Kimberly Bull Virgil J. Butler III Charles H. Cannon IV Doug Carter* Paul R. and Betty A Bull Ted Butz David and Patti Cannon Glenda and William* Carter C. Von Bullin Barbara A. Butzler J. Curtis B. and Mary Lee Cantwell Michael D. Carter Stephen and Jessica Bullock Steve and Shelba Buyers Timothy J. Caplinger Myrtis and James Carver Bunkhouse at Wildfire Ranch James Alan Buzzard Richard Capozza Daniel A. Cash Arthur H. Bunn Larry Bybee Joe and Cynthia Cappadona Michael and Annemarie Cash Matt and Lara Bunn W. C. and Diane Byerly James E. Capps, Jr David and Connie Casper Paul A. Bunn Dan and Brenda Byers The Cappuccio Family Michael Sands Cassada Brent and Jennifer Bunnell Matt Cronin Dr. Charles M. Caravati, Jr. Kyle and Jamie Cassel Tracy and Karen Bunning Charles and Wenona Cabell Victor R. Carbone* Rick and Anne Catanzariti Marc Bunting Phillip and Laura Cagle Kevin and Raechel Carder Steven and Abby Cate The Honorable Paul M. Burch and Doug and Amy Cahill Kevin and Emily Carlisle Matthew R. Cates Mrs. Kim Burch John E. Cain III Todd Carlisle Thomas G. Cates Dr. James T. Burchett Phillip and Mary Ann Cain Michael and Julie Carloss Dan and Claudia Caudle Harry K. Burdette Russell and Libby Caldwell Shawn and Rachel Carlson Brent Hampton Caughman Michelle L. Burdick Rick and Ann Calhoon Van and Sheri Carlson Jeremy D. Cauley Travis and Natalie Burgett Roy and Grace Cali Ian and Jennifer Carlstrom Fred N. Causby Jr. Bobby and Linda Burguieres Michael Caliendo Lee R. Carlstrom Tod D. Causby Craton and Mardell Burkholder California Rice Commission Leonard and Marilyn Carnaghi Greg Causley Duane and Sharon Burmeister Adam Callais John F. Carpenter John and Beth Cauthon Jeffrey P. Burn Timothy and Barbara Callister Richard and Linda Carpenter Scott E. Caverly John W. Burn B. J. and Carrie Calvi Patti and Douglas S. Carr, Sr.* Brian Celek David Burns John Camara Kenneth D. Carr Billy and Annette Cenac Thomas D Burns Kelly and Mo Cameron David and Jill Carriere Vincent Ceneviva Ted and Georgia Burris Robert H. Camp Robert L. Carroll Central Flyway Outfitters, Inc. Richard and Nancy Burroughs Camp Bryan Farms Ron and Sandra Carroll CenturyLink Pam and Billy Burrow, Jr. Bruce and Kim Campbell Carroll Bank & Trust Al and Sondra Ceynar Pat Busby Casey and Jesse Campbell Carroll/Ochs Jewelers CG Schmidt Fred E. Busing

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 81 Danny and Patricia Challans Craig Clouser Jeff Cooke William W. Coward Glenn D.* and Jeannie B. Chambers Scott and Cindy Clyburn William Keith Cooke Richard F. Cowart, Jr. Russell and Tina Chambers Coastal Heating & Air Andi L. Cooper and Chris Shoemaker Evelyn and Reynolds R. Vernon L. Chambless James R. Cobb Richard and Tina Cooper Cowles, Jr., DVM Champion Ford Raymond and Mary Cobbs Ronald W. Cooper Ken Cowling Randy and Alice Chandler George and Betty Cobel Shannon Cooper James H. Cox, Jr. Arthur and Peggy Chang Hutchins B. Coburn Kerman and Carol Copeland James R. Cox, Jr Charles M. Chapin III Bruce Cochran Kevin and Tabitha Copeland Jim and Harvie Ann Cox Don Chapman Bud and Judy Cochran Barry and Ashley Coppedge Richard and Cheri Cox Richard T. Chapman, Jr. Carol Duer Cochran Trust Richard A. Corbett Robert Cox Will and Marty Chapman Kenneth D. Cochran J. Hardeman Cordell Robert L. Cox William S. Chapman, Jr. Thomas H. Cochran Patrick Cordes Shaun and Andrea Cox John and Colleen Chappuis Coffee Creek Conservation Club James Corlew William W. Cox III Richard Chappuis, Jr. Mark D. Coffey Corpus Christi Gasket and Fastener Cox Enterprises Charles D. McKenney Construction Glenn and Gail Coffman David and Cheryl Corradetti James and Angie Craft John L. Charvat Kevin Cogan Stephen and Kandi Corte Shawn Craft Larry Chauvin Clark Colby, Jr. Steve Cortopassi Mark and Ena Cratsenburg Marissa C. Chavez Cole Ventures Charles F. Corwith, Jr. Robert and Carol Bitsi Crawford Reuben and Julie Chavez Bruce and Carole Cole Larry Cory Roger S. Crawford Joseph and Nancy Cheely Jessie and Judy Cole Michael and Heidi Coryell Glenn and Joyce Creel Linda Maureen Cheney Kenny and Beverly Cole Clark Costello Scott and Katherine Creel Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital Larry and Laura Cole Clayton and Dominique Costello James and Sharon Crelia David and Abby Chesnutt Randall Cole and Katie Ward James R. Cote, Jr. David and Linda Crenshaw John L. Chew, Jr. Richard J. Cole, Jr. Rose A. and Richard L. Cotton, DVM Michael and Jennifer Cribbs Cathy and Greg Chiles Tom Cole Jeffrey Coughlin Daniel J. and Laurie Crigler Edward and Ann Chin Chris S. Coleman Kevin H. Couhig Peter Criscuolo John and Marlene Chmielewski Doug and Ruth Collard Richard T. Counselman James and Carolyn Cromer John R. Choate Don and Joyce Collins Paul Beykirch Robert and Patricia Crosby Cheryl and Roy Choates Justin J. Collins Gary and Sharon Countz Tommy and Cindy Cross Jeremy and Diana Christensen Marc and Carol Collins Garrett and Jackie Coussens Howard and Kathleen Crossan Mark and Traci Christensen Patrick J Collins Covia Corporation (IL) Jimmy Crossfield Christus Hospitals Thomas W. Collins Covia Corporation (SC) Steve and Angie Crouch Chuck Hutton Chevrolet Michael and Linda Combes Covia Corporation (VA) John V. Croul John T. Church, Jr. David Combs Fred Cowan Tony and Chris Crout Anthony and Anna Ciambrone Shea and Dylan Combs Randal and Barbara Cichosz Richard D. Comeaux Citizens National Bank Thomas Comer Todd Citron Todd Commerford Dr. Joe and Amber Citta III Community Healthcare City Bank & Trust Company Neil Compton Al and Jennifer Clark Concrete, Inc. Anna Clark Harold Condie Darrell and Lisa Clark Michael M. Cone David and Melissa Clark Stephen and Alex Congel David E. and Diane L. Clark Dana and Renee Conley James R. Clark Sue and Dr. C. Edmund Connelly, Jr. Stephen M. Clark Peter H. Connor Tony R. Clark William Connow William Clark, Ph.D. Conservation Partners of America Scott and Christine Clary John Contois David C. Claybar Danette and Dr. Samir Cook Jason and Jeanne Cleveland James and Bowen Cook Tara and Dr. Karl Clinard Jim and Diane Cook Tim Cline Jon R. Cook Nene geese make a visit to the 82nd Annual Ducks Unlimited Convention Christopher E. Close Kenneth R Cook, MD in Hawaii. Reagan Clotiaux Michael W. Cook

*Deceased 82 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Josh B. Crowe Leonard and Haley Dameron Walter E. Davis, DDS Owen and Mary Demo Steve and Mary Crusoe Greg Damron Marilyn and Fenton M. Davison, Jr. Ben Dempsey Steve Crutcher Frank and Patricia D’Angelo John Darryl D’Avy Robert H. Dench Betty C. Crystal George and Carol Darlington Clary S. Dawson Peter Dendrinos Jared Cullison David K. Darnell Elizabeth and John Dawson, Jr. Wes and Rebecca Deneve Kent Cummings Kenny and Karen Darnell Hanley Dawson III Robert Denherder Bret S. Cuneo F. Kramer Darragh III John and Beverly Dawson Bob Denholm Joseph Cupples Thomas L. Dasso Sean Dawson Greg Dennis Scott and Kelly Curd Armin and Virginia Daubert Seymour C.M. Dawson Patrick and Kathleen Dennis Christopher C. Curfman Chad M. Daugherty Matthew and Sandra De Luca Walter B. Dennis Crystal E Curfman Lee and Melissa Daugherty Fred de Roode Thomas Dennison Patrick Curnow David Dausmann Grant and Joanne De Yonge Tom Denniston John G. Curren, Jr. David Arthur Consultants Dan* and Sharon Deatherage Benjamin L. Denny George and Suzette Curtis Eric and Julie Davidge Jeff D. DeBlieux IV Richard Denslinger and Daina Bambe Larry R. and Mimi Curtis Frank and Jean Ann Davido Keith A. DeCiancio, Sr. Alan P. Densmore Brad and Melissa Cushman Thomas B. Davidson, Jr. Jimmy Decker Denson Construction Management William and Elaine Cushman Andrew F. Davis Joey and Ann Dedman John Denton and Dana Varner Matthew A. Cussigh Brett and Michelle Davis Jeffrey S. DeFord Wesley and Dianne Denton Shawn Custer Brenda and Caleb Davis III John Deford Andrew and Jill Denzer Custom Art Concepts, Inc. Chase and Sarah Davis Neal and Dawn DeForest Lawerence M. Derby Cyclemax, Inc. Dale and Linda Davis Jerry L. DeGood Patrick and Ann DeRouen Cy’s World Donovan and Tricia Davis Nancy Degood Lynn Derrick Theodore and Carol Czarnecki George H. Davis Donald G. DeGroot Brad and Beverly Devazier D.C. Trimble, Inc. Hubert Davis Andrew* and Bridget DeHart Robert and Amy DeVos Alan M. Dachs Jesse W. Davis Del Papa Distributing Corporation Dan C. DeVries Richard H. Daesener John F. Davis Al Johnson and Karen Delafield Bob and Christy Dew Dink Daffin Ken and Nancy Davis Chuck and Loral Delaney Beal and Ashley Dewitt, Sr. Jim P. Dagg Mark and Michelle Davis Isadore Delcambre Estate Partnership Brad and Krista DeWolf Harvey and Joyce Dahl Shelly and Richard Davis, Jr. Chris and Morgan Delia Stephen F and Mary Jo Dey Chad Dahlberg Rick and Suzette Davis Gregory and Becky Delleney Mike and Betty Diamond Larry and Connie Dailey Ricky and Phyllis Kay Davis Joseph D. Delmonico James and Carol Dick Travis Dale Robert Lee Davis, Jr. Deloitte Michael Dickens Dave and Amy Daley Ryan and Laura Davis Greg and Rhonda Demakis Richard A. Dickinson* Howard L. Dalsgard Ryan and Sarah Davis Stuart and Jennifer Demirs Will and Anna Dickinson

A dedication ceremony in honor of past Ducks Unlimited President Hazard K. Campbell was held at DU’s Couteau Ranch in North Dakota.

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 83 Alan and Barbara Duncan Craig and Barbara Duncan George S. Duncan William R. Duncan Jimmy and Martha Dunks Art and Sandra Dunn Corey and Erica Dunn Morgan Dunn Robert J. and Paula J Dunn Terry and Barbara Dunn Kal and Elizabeth Dunston Keith Duplechin J. Kirkwood and Cynthia S. Dupps Ladd and Jeanie Dutton Terry and Kim Dutton David and Stacy Dvorak Thomas and Marlys Dworak David and Cindy Dybdahl Ryan and Susan Dyer Richard M. Eakin William G. Earley Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club Gary and Linda Ebel Fred Ebert Larry and Anita Eby Diamond Legacy Sponsor Bob Wilson and Past President Peter Coors enjoy a moment at the Ducks Unlimited Pete Eckes National Convention in Hawaii. Michael and Julie Eckmann Paul and Roberta Eddy Ray and Sandra Dolan William E. and Mary C. Downey Jacob Dickson Michael and Cindy Edens Mark J. Doll William Dowswell Paul and Janie Dickson Kenneth Edgar Ben and Dana Domingue Carolyn and Dr. David Dragoo Stanley R. Diekmann Jane and Clifford Edler Richard and Leslie Domingue Avery L Draper Jim and Teresa Diercks Lance and Jodi Edlin Christopher D. Donahue Fred M. Drennan Joel Diers Country Chevrolet Tim and Stephanie Edmondson Dondelinger Chevrolet Charles and Mary Drew David and Kathryn Dietel Karen and D. Michael Edson, MD Clay and Robbi Donley Daniel and Kimberly Drew George C. Dieter Christopher T. Edwards The Ceara Donnelley & Nathan J. Everitt Drew O. Kip Dillihay II D. Hunter Edwards, Jr. Berry Fund Ben and Denise Driver John H. Dinkins James Travers Edwards, Jr., MD Gary Donnelly Tim E. Droege Brian DiSabatino Leroy B. Edwards, Jr. David D’Onofrio John Drummond Norma and Jimmy S. Disalvo Philip F. Edwards, Jr.* Jack Donohue and Dixie Sterling J. M. DuBuque Stephanie and Thomas Disharoon, Jr. Richard Edwards Tim Donovan Karen and Larry Duckett Andrew and Tiffany Dismuke Stuart M. Edwards Judy and Duane* Dood John and Georgine Duckworth Herbert and Betty Dittus Jeff and Lynda Ehrman James E. Dora, Jr. Todd and Marcia Ducote George R. Dixon Ken Eiden III Larry Dorn Tim and Linda Dudenhoeffer Gordon Dixon Pete and Charlene Eigen Scott Doro Michael and Diane Dudzinski Wilson L. Dixon, Jr. Dennis N. Eisenhardt Dr. Ernest A. Dorow Chase R. Duesenberg DKJ Concrete In Memory of Eugene and Don Dougherty* William Duffey, Jr. Doug and Rhonda Kruger Elaine Eisenmenger F. Neil and Laura Dougherty Chris and DeeAnna Duffy Richard A. Dobbs Joe and Steph Eisenmenger Lane Douglas Paul and Linda Dufour Stuart * and Sharon Dobson Josh Eisenmenger and Madison Holm Michael A. Douglas Dennis Dugan Bill V. Dodd Tiffany Eishen Scott W. Dow Michael J. and Susie Duggan Ronnie and Melisa Dodd Frank and Deenie Eisler Fred Dowden Brant and Karen Duhn Barton and Allison Dodson Bill and Cheri Ekwall Gary T. Dowless John P. Duhon Jason Doelling Kevin and Karen Eldridge Brad and Tonya Dowling Leighton L. Duitsman Kenneth and Candace Doelling Van and Joeve Ellig Trent Dowling R. Eley Duke III and Nicole Harrell Robbi and Louise Doherty Donald Elliott Jeremy Dowling-Wise Duke Energy C.W. Dokmo Tom and Carolyn Elliott

*Deceased 84 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. W. Mac Elliott Fabick Cat Firestone & Robertson Distilling Phillip G. Foster Alan and Karen Ellis Scott Fairclough Company Randall Foster Carl H. Ellis Winchester R. Falbe First & Farmers Bank Stephen and Brenda Foster Gordon B. Ellis Chad Falciani First Farmers & Merchants Bank Founders Federal Credit Union Jonathan A. Ellis Brent and Michelle Falgione First National Bank of Bemidji Richard and Karen Fournier Rick C and Gaylene Y. Ellis Kirk and Clare Fallon First South Farm Credit Hardy B. Fowler, Jr. Ronald R. Ellis Chris J. Fancher First State Bank of Campbell Hill Richard C. Fowler Tom L. Ellis Nick Fancher First United Bank Sam Fox Michael and Roslyn Ellison Billie Ray and Donna Lee Fann Pete F. Fischer David and Vickie Foy Franklin R. Ellsworth, Jr. Fanwood Foundation Barb and Jim Fish, Jr. Kenneth and Susanne Fraley Mike and Genea Elsberry Edward B. Farley Eddie C. Fisher, Jr. John and Nancy Francis Dave and Kathy Elwing John and Karen Farley William B. Fisher Paul and Angela Franke Earl W. Emerick Paul M. Farley State Rep. Craig Fitzhugh James L. Franklin, Jr. James and Vicki Emfinger Farm Land Irrigation, Inc. Christina and Timothy Flanagan Jeff Franklin Bill and Elyse End Richard and Susan Farmar Mark and Dana Flaspohler Leonard C. Franques V Gordon and Eleanor Engel Farmer’s & Sportsmen’s Michael Fleeman Charlie and Kris Franzen Mr. and Mrs. William G. Engel Conservation Club Black Ops Duck Calls Joe and Alice Fraser Thomas Engfer Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Faro Billy and Jessica Fleetwood Allin and Lorraine Frawley Paul J. and Sara B. Enos Jim Farr Eric Fleming Mike and Cindy Frazier Ron and Marsha Enright Scott and Valerie Farrar Henry J. Fleming, Jr. John T. Fredricksen Ronald Ensley Peter E. Farrell, Jr. Cole Flickinger Anthony and Susan Freeman Allan B.* and Marilyn Ensminger Kent and Julie Faubion Dr. R. Richard Flickinger, Jr. Mark and Denise Freeman Environ-Metal, Inc. Benjamin Faulk Flint Hills Resources Biofuels and Ray and Tracey Freeman Cindy and Sherman Eoff Jim and Betty Sue Faulk Ingredients, Camilla Plant Steven and Shelly Freeman George H. Erickson Larry M. Faust Mr. Matthew D. Floore Michael R. Freidman Greg and Michelle Erickson FCL Builders Stan Flowers Isabelle and Donald B. French, DVM Wayne Erickson, Sr. Ronnie and Linda Fears Bret D. Floyd John K. French Greg and Nicole Ernst Ronald and Stephanie Feckett Glenn and Kirby Floyd Justin and Jean Frey Jim and Sandy Ernst David L. Feckley Kevin Flynn Lance and Katheryn Frey Mike and Carol Ernst Nicole and Robert W. Fehr, Jr. Adam Foard Frey Paints and Coating James D Erwin Dan Fehringer and Alex Morton Donald A. and Lucille A. Foecking Steven W. Frick Joe and Joan Eshelman James A. and Korene Fehringer Brian and Rose Foley Friends of Ben McMahan Michael P. Esposito, Jr. Landon and Brittany Feil Ron M. Foley Friends of Bismarck Conservation Park Judy and 1st Sgt. (USA Ret.) John Esser Dr. Jason S. Feinberg Michael S. Folsom Friends of Jerry Sweeney David and Lori Essing Daniel and Mary Feldman Christopher Foote Friends of Loess Bluff Refuge Jeff J. Essler Bill E. and Coni Felinski Mike Foote John A. Fritz Brandon and Shannon Estes Brian and Veronica Felix T. K. and Joan Foote Len D Fritz Willis C. Estis Gary Felty Randy and Bonnie Forburger Michael and Beth Fritz Bruce and Chris Etter Dennis and Jeanna Fenderson Gary Ford Erik Fritzell and Ell-Piret Multer Patti and Todd Etzel Dave and Heather Fentress Steven F. Ford Glen E. Frost Harold and Carol Evans Benjamin Ferguson Tom H. Ford Todd and Patricia Frostad James and Meggan Evans Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson Hunter and Sallie Fordice Robert and Angelica Fryberger James L. Evans Harley Doug Ferguson Henry Forester Jim and Connie Frye Jason L. Evans Dean J.* and Karolina S. Fero John Forman Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fulks Steuart A Evans, Jr. Denny and Nicholas Ferrara III Ronald T. Forman Bret Fuller Timmy and Trilby Evans Jan and Bob Ferrell James W. Forsen, Jr., MD Phyllis and S. Baker Fullerton III Mrs. Fred H. Evenson, Jr. Stephen M. Ferretti Joe Forsyth Joe K. Fultz Zach and Margaret Everson Bill Fester Jeff P Fortis John and Jan Fuqua Nick and Judy Evert Robert J. Fierle, Jr. Kelen and Lisa Fortkamp Henri and Brenda Fuselier Scott and Marcia Evett William D. Files, Jr. Blake S. Fortner Michael and Courtney Adams Fussell Expressway Auto World of America Ronald and Vicki Filipchuk Cory Foskett Donald J. Gabella II Kevan and Joy Exstrum Fil L. Fina III Andrew and Jenny Foster Stephen and Patricia Gabrielson F & L Electrical, LLC Greg Finch Jake Foster Jim and Julie Gaddy F & M Bank & Trust James Finger II Jamie Foster Russell and Sheri Gades Roger M. Faber Edward G. Fiorino* Jason and Breigh Foster Mike and Kimberly Gaffney Daniel and Jeri Fabian Dr. Kevin M. Fire Murphy J. Foster III William G. Gahagan

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 85 Daniel Gallagher Pat and Nancy Galyan Brice R. Gamber Dr. and Mrs. Rance M. Gamblin David and Lisa Gann In Memory of Coval Gann Charles and Anne Garcia Buck and Marlene Gardner J.J. and Angie Gardner Jeff and Beth Gardner Kevin J. Gardner Michael and Kendra Gardner Nicholas M. Gardner Paul and Ketra Gardner Tas and Beverly Gardner Gary and Rena Garibay Bud and Ann Garlock Michael and Mary Garrett David Lacey Garrison II Mitch Garrison Diamond Legacy Sponsor Bruce Lauritzen, Heritage Sponsor Tom Smith and Ducks Unlimited Biologist Rodney and San Garrison Tom Peterson on a Platte River project tour in Nebraska. Erica M. Gartee David Gartner* James E. Gillespie Anita J. Goode Anne and Adam Green Steven and Janice Garton Russell T. Gilman, Jr. Dailene and Dr. James R. Goodman Brad and Lisa Green Gene and Frances Gasper Mark Gilmore Gary and Cheryl Goodpaster Edward and Bethann Green Daniel A. Gates Randy and Sonya Gilmore James J. Goodwin Sonda and Horace N. Green, Jr. Susan and James Gatlin Malcolm R. Glaspy Ryan P. Gootee Kyle Green and Debbie Welder Gator Tail, LLC Geoff G. Glasrud Daniel and Janet Gordon Ray Green* Christina and Stephen T. Gauthier John and Rebecca Glazebrook Brad Gore Tom Greenagel John A. Gawlik Colleen and Commander Elon and Billy Gosset The Skip Greenberg Family Thomas S. Gay and Lou Ann Lindley David A. Gleeson Andrew and Karen Ann Gough Steven and Kathleen Greenwell Edward K. Gaylord II Bryan and Brandi Gleisner Julie A. Governatori* Gerald and Kathy Gregersen Gaylord Game Protective League Will and Kerry Glenn Brenda and Dr. Harry Goza, Jr. Brent and Megan Greninger James and Lori Geiger James and Myra Glick Justin Grabbe James R. Grewe Gregory L. Gent, MD Dr. and Mrs. Ray Glick Brad Grabill Gale and Carol Gridley Richard Gentges Christopher B. Glover Mike and Jan Grady Garrett and Becca Grier Jeffrey C. Gentsch Sam and Jennifer Gluck John E. Graf Campbell A. Griffin, Jr. Geo. Gradel Co. Roger W. Glueck Bonita L. Graff James and Melonie Griffin Wayne and Mary George Gunner and Anne Marie Goad Jeremy and Lisa Graham Nick and Jamie Griffin Armin H. Gerhardt* and Family Dr. Jay Goble Randy and Sally Graham Mark Griffith Mark and Barbara Gerling Charles Ragland Godchaux* Philip and Annie Gramelspacher Reagan Griffith Wayne J. Gerondale Richard H. Godfrey, Jr. Grand Slam Hunts, LLC James R. Grigsby, Jr. Gerry Lane Enterprises Rob Goes Curt and Lorie Korzan Dr. James H. Grimes Drew and Amy Getman Mitchell T. Goetze Grande View Lodge Bob and Sandi Grinarml James A. Ghesquire, Sr. Ed and Leticia Goff Justin and Carrington Grant Harry Groome Maury and Anna Giachelli Robert J. Goings Grassland Fund Russell Grooms Charles J. Giardina Goldsboro Milling Grain Company Bruce F. Grau Adam and Catherine Groover David J. Gibbs Stefan and Jean Golicz Bruce and Debra Gray W. Forrest Gross Norman and Catherine Gibbs Joseph L. Goltzman Elizabeth and Horace Gray III Bernie and Carol Grove James and Leigh Gibson Ron and Lyn Golumbeck John D. Gray, MD Dr. Gary and Mrs. Janis Grover Rex Gibson Tad and Corina Gongwer Philip Gray Ron R. Groves Terry E. Gibson Kirby S. Gonyer Stephen C. Gray Betsy L. Grubbs Bill and Caitlin Gilbert Rick and Milinda Gonzales William Gray, Jr. Greg A. Grubbs Ron and Leslie Gilbert Suzanne and Edward Gonzales, Sr. Great River Energy Stevie and Dick Grussendorf Jeffrey L. Gilchrist Whitney and Ben Gonzales, Jr. Jack and Cecile Greata Robert and Gayla Gudgel Earl and Elizabeth Gill Anson G. Good Grayson and Carlie Greeley Jack and Valerie Guenther

*Deceased 86 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Joshua C. Harpke Robert V. Harra III Clint and Mandy Harris David and Christina Harris David and Lisa Harris E.B. Harris III Jerrold B. Harris, Jr. Richard Harris Tony Harris John Harrison Robert L. Harrison Steven W. Harrison P. E. Harry Dustin and Sara Harskamp Bernie Hart Terry and Leah Hart Michael and Carol Hartley Robert and Sandy Hartsock William M. Hartter Larry and Cathy Haseman John and Vicki Hast Robert W. Hast, Jr. John A. Hastings James W. and Betty Hasty The North Carolina Ducks Unlimited Hall of Fame ceremony on the USS North Carolina was held during the state David and Jennifer Hatcher convention in Wilmington. Gale and Rosie Hatleberg The Hatterscheidt Foundation, Inc. Steve and Sue Guetschow Steve Hageman Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hampton Arleh “Arnie” Hauge Ron and Donna Guidry Matthew and Monique Hagen Dr. and Mrs. John Christopher Hancock Chad A. Havens John and Celia Guillemette Edgar F. “Ted” Hagnauer Michael F. Hand Diane and Hal F. Hawk, Jr. Robin C. Gulick and Kim Hall Sonny and Suzanne Hagseth Neal Hanks, Jr. David and Carol Hawkins Robert and Anna Gullick Renee Hahne Tony and Jennifer Hannah Phillip J. Hawkins Charles F. Gummey, Jr. Alan and Elaine Haid Lee P. Hannon Randy and Alyssa Hawkins Gun Works of CNY Haile Gold Mine, Inc. Justin Hanratty Richard and Holly Hawkins Scott L. Gunderson Ted Haines Richard and Becky Hanry Tony Hawkins Grant Gunning Kenneth Halbur Anne Spencer Hansen Russell and Gracen Hawley Deborah and Ray Gurriere, Jr. Boyd and Sandra Haley Bjorne Hansen Seth and Meghan Hayden Bonnie* and Carl Gusie Lee Halford, Jr. Rodney and Kalie Hansen Hayden Homes Robert E. Gustin Adam & Jaime Hall - For Dale Edd and Raina Hanson Randy Haynie Joel and Jill Guth James H. Hall Jess L. Hanson Lowell G. Hays Frederick and Mary Lou Gutsch Josh and Kelley Hall Paul J. Hanson Russell A. Hays Robert E. Gutsche Steve Hall and Robin Putnam Ted Hanson and Family Haywood Builders, Inc. Melanie and Dr. Michael P. Gutzmer Dennis and Joy Halla Gary and Wendy Hanus, Jr. Gary and Teri Head Bernard and Carol Guy Hunter and Brandi Haltom Ann and Judge Wally Haralson Bryan and Vikki Hearn Guy Gray Manufacturing Company Eric W. Halverson Peyton Haralson Troy D. Hebert Randell C. Guyer, Jr. Kevin and Anna Halvorson Mark S. Hardesty Micheal and Kimberly Hecht Karla Guyn William Hamer Richard and Karen Hardine Scott A. Heckman Dave and Alice Gyhra Richard M. Hamilton, Jr. and Zachary D. Hardy Jesse and Pamela Hedge Jason D. Gyulay Martha Stettinger Clay and Mary Hargett Kirk and Sherri Hefley Ron and LaDonna Habegger Tim and Dawn Hamilton Wade A. Hargrave Jerry Hefty Habitat Flats Thomas and Lynn Hamilton David Harker Ralph K. Heide Hackberry Rod and Gun William L. Hamilton Pat Harlin Ted and Natasha Heideman Clara and Ed Hackney William F. Hamlin III Gerald Harp Jim and Sara Heim John and Lorie Haddix Gregory J. Hamman Stan Harpe Ernest and Donna Heins Donna and H. L.* Hadley III Robert and Rosa Hammond Derek Harper Eric and Lori Held Robert W. Hafemeister* Andrew and Vanessa Hampton Tony and Natalie Harper Steve Helland

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 87 Sterling and Joe* Heller Gerald W. Hocker, Sr. Jeff and Patty Hoshaw William and Carol Huffman Mark H. Hellinger Gary and Diane Hodge John and Kellie Hoss Paul and Susan Hufschmidt Beth and John Hellwig Tom Hodge Bette J. Hough Alan and Evelyn Hughes Brett and Tracy Helmbrecht Andy and Jenny Hodges Stephen G. House Marc and Julie Hughes H. E. Hemingway Kevin and Leah Hodges House of Schwan, Inc. Tim and Rita Hughes Daniel and Michelle Hemmingsen Wes Hodgson Mark and Janelle Hoven Logan B. Hull, Jr Dearl and Diedre Hemphill Gerald Hoefner J. Randolph Hovey Bob Q. Humble Kevin and Lori Henderson Mike D. Hoeper Andy and Shari Howard Rebecca A. Humphries Bruce I. Hendrickson Jim and Ginger Hoffa Michael Howard Harold J. Hunnicutt Robert and Gene Henke Bob and Connie Hoffman Pamela R. Howard Abigail L. Hunsaker Jay and Jamie Henly Nate and Christine Hoffman Robbie Howard Bonnie Jo and Jimmy M. Hunt, Jr. Lou J. Henneck Tiger Hoffman Howard Lake Sportsmen’s Club, Inc. Larry and Becky Hunter Stephen and Renee’ Hennigan Tad and Betsy Hoffmaster Arlie and Linda Howell John and Cathy Hurd Bill Henry James L. Hogan, Jr. Bill and Linda Howell Richard and Audrey Hurd Brent and Lara Henry Ralph and Linda Hoggard Dr. Johnny Stephen Howell Joshua A. and Meagan B. Hurdt Chris Henry and Kate Hudson John Hoggatt Robert W. Howell, Jr. Robert and Kim Hurlbut Mark and Cindy Henry Kenneth and Cheryl Hogue Fred and Karen Hoyt Patrick and Angela Hurley Mark and Melissa Henry Bradley G. Holden James Austin Hoyt, Jr. Jeff Hurst and Angie C. Cogland Robert E. Henry Dwaine Holden Max and Dianne Hoyt Joseph B. Hurst, Jr. Thomas G. Henry Craig J. Holderness Bob and Maria Hubbard Joseph and Anna Hurwitz Damron and Dana Henson Graham D. Holding, Jr. Doug and Darlene Hubbard Ralph and Betty Hurwitz Dick* and Ruth Henson Harvey E. and Janet L. Holland L. Evans and Linda Hubbard Patrick and Monica Hustead Signa and Robert Hermann, Jr. W. Bogart and Emilie Holland Terry Huber Alme J. Hutchins Robert L. Hermanson John L. Hollander Larry L. Huckabee Dick and Barbara Hutchinson Robert J. Herrick, Sr. Clifford A. Holleran Frank Hudgins III and Brenda Hudgins Lester L. Hyatt Craig and Christina Herriges Steven E. Holley Stephanie and Ronald J. Hudik Louis and Melissa Hyde Kenneth W. Herring Kerri and David K. Hollis III Donald W. Hudson Dr. Tom Hyde Cynthia and Harold M. Herrmann, Jr. Jay M. Holloway III Royce and Judy Hudson Shawn and Michaela Hystad Jack D. Herschbach Greg and Kimberly Holm Joe Mac Hudspeth, Jr. Philip and Susan Iglehart Kenneth F. Herslip Issac Holman Todd and Stephanie Herthel Richard Holman John L. Hertlein Robert Holman Allan L. Herzog Devone L. Holmes Sheila and Paul Hess Jerry W. Holmes Robert and Bethany Hester Lee Holsey John and Jo Ann Hetherwick Tim and Billie Holshouser Marianne and Joe Hickman Stephen R. Holt Trevor Hickman Kevin and Lynn Holthaus Phil and Lulynne Hicky Allen Homra Kyle and Shannon Hildebrand Christopher J. Honeycutt Christopher W. Hildreth Honker Haven Hunting Club Sonya Hiler Garrett D. Hood* Billy and Deborah Hill Kenneth G. Hood Mike and Christina Hill Robert H. Hood Stephen Hillis Michael and Valerie Hoogland Scott A. and Carolyn Hilpert Carl and Janet Hoover Joe and Tricia Hilty Kenneth Hopkins Malcolm E. Hingle Robert D. Hopkins Jeffrey and Karen Hintze Randy Hopp H. Neel Hipp Brett and Bonnie Hopponen Byron Hisey Dannis D. Hopson William D. Hite Oscar E. Horan Bob Hixson Merlin and Michelle Horath Hobbs Family Michael P. Horger, Jr. Life Sponsors and 40-plus year volunteers Kevin Holthaus and Dan Kloock Alfred L. Hobgood IV Gregory and Rachelle Horn received their volunteer recognition pins from Nebraska State Chair elect Marty Hock Thomas and Shirley Horner Mike Dudzinski.

*Deceased 88 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Randy Bean and Christina Incerpi Don and Gayle Johnson Wayne and Patricia Jones Tim and Sheila Kennedy Independence Bank Eddie Johnson Wes Jones Penny and James Keras, Jr. April and Anthony Indovina, DDS Eleanor A. Johnson Westley and Lori Jones Gary Kerley Clifton C. Inge, Sr. Ernie and Jody Johnson Jones Island Club In Memory of “Laura” Keigh Kerney Jon and Tana Ingle Glen and Glenda Johnson David Joor and Geri Hawes Greg and Niki Kernohan Robert and Cindy Ingram Greg and Kim Johnson John S. Joplin P. Buckley and Kitty Kessler Russell and Traci Insley Greg and Meg Johnson Chip* and Linda Jordan, Jr. Timothy J. Kessler Intertape Polymer Jason and Mavis Johnson John and Margie Jordan Eric and O’Hara Keszler Judson G. Isebrands Jayson L. and Ruth E. Johnson Tom and Sharon Jordan Mark T. Kettelkamp Isthmus Engineering & Manufacturing Jim S. Johnson Robert and Carol Jorgensen David W. Ketterer Rick and Heidi Ivester Jim and Becky Johnson George C. Jorgenson Brian and Susan Key David and Mary Jackson Mark and Caroline Johnson Kathy and Doug Jossim Chris and Kacee Khoury Dr. Gene and Ivy Jackson Mark and Tori Johnson Mark and Kristin Jousan Gregg Kidd Guy R. Jackson Nathan and Amber Johnson Gaylord and Stephanie Jowett Calvin E. Kidney R. Mark Jackson Pat and Kim Johnson Mr. Mike Joyner Richard and Linda Killebrew Brook Jacobs, Jr. Paul W. Johnson Ronnie and Donna Joyner Ben S. Kimbrough Duwayne and Sylvia Jacobs Reed B. and Mary Lee Johnson Mike Jungers Edward P. Kime Mike Jacobs Richard W Johnson Peter R. Jungers Robert T. Kimsey Glenn Jakober Robert G. Johnson Roman M. Jungers II Laura and Myron R. Kindley, Jr. Jerrell and Dr. Gary James Robin and Carla Johnson Scott and Cynthia Jurk Roy and Janice Kindrick Kyle E. James Shawn and Amanda Johnson Michael Jury Bill and Bobbie King Tim and Jennifer James Shirley A. Johnson Jeff C. Justice Bryan and Tammy King Scott and Sara Janeshek Steven M. Johnson David R. and Christine M. Justus David R. King Bill D. Januszewski Taylor S. Johnson William H. Kaatz James E. King Dr. William H. Jarman, Jr.* Thomas C. Johnson Chris and Melanie Kale Larry and Carole King Ronald D. Jasion Thomas C. Johnson, Jr. Doug and Shelly Kalpakoff Mark King In Memory Of Loyd Jasper Tim and Carlotta Johnson Matt, Molly, and Madison Kaminski Paulette and Jimmy* King, Sr. Jordan M. Jayson W. Ruel Johnson* Richard and Loretta Kaminski Steven and Allison King Joseph and Theresa Jebaily William K. and Laurel Johnson, Jr. William T. Kane, DDS Wayne and Debbie King Todd and Bridget Jedrzejczyk William N. Johnson Brad and Darcy Karel William and Robin King Michael J. Jefferson Johnsonville Rod and Gun Club James and Laurel Karr Peter and Marita Kingman Ronald W. Jeitz Bryan and Donna Johnston Nolan Charles Kass Frederick and Susan Kingwill Hilda and Dr. Marshall Jemison Dale and Stacy Johnston Lee and Mary Kaufman Jack Kinkade T. Christopher Jenkins Henry W. Johnston Louis J. Kaufman Roger E. Kinseth, Ph.D. William H. Jenkins Thomas and Anna Johnston Charee’ and David Kaufmann, Jr. Raymond and Susan Kinsley Deborah and Roger* Jensen Thomas S. Joiner Gary M. Kay Kintz Insurance Sandra and Jeff Jensen, Sr. Jeffrey A. Jondle Kim and Mary Jo Kayser KIOW 107.3 FM Robert Jensen Anthony and Elisabeth Jones Birdsong Marina Charles and Mary Kirk Mick and Sandra Jensen Anthony and Lexie Jones Richard T. Keck Ed and Ann Kirk Terry and Pam Jensen Bryan and Sara Jones Steve Keister and Sharon Kamuf Sean and Jean Kirk Jensen Mixers Chuck and Gayle Jones Daleen and John Keithley Gerald M. Kirke John* and Martha Jess Douglas and Jennifer Jones Michael and Betsy Keleher Eddie Kirkley Jim Hagen Concrete Construction Douglas D. Jones David and Jennifer Keller Chet Kisamore Pete C. Jirik Dyke Jones Jay Keller, Jr. Robert and Deb Kittredge John Burns Construction Ed and Joanne Jones Anne and Michael Kelley Brian and Angela Klassen Brad Johnson Freeman Jones Trenton L. Kelley Stephen and Kathleen Klatt Ben and Candace Johnson Gary and Daisy Jones David Kelloway James F. Klauer Brent and Janet Johnson Jeff Jones Kevin Kelly Bob Klauer Brian and Ginger Johnson Logan D. Jones Micheal and Karen Kelly Brian J. Klein Brian J. Johnson Marston Jones Mike J. Kelly Daniel and Lisa Klein Calvin and Jane Johnson Raymond and Elizabeth Jones Sean M. Kelly Jason W. Kleine Colin Johnson Raymond and Kristi Jones Tom and Ann Kelsey Parker W. Kleine David L. Johnson Ronald E. Jones Hylee and Lori Kemp Jake and Kristina Klima Dean and Holly Johnson Russ Jones Steven and Lynn Kemp KLN Enterprises, Inc. Dean E. Johnson Sharon Jones Chris and Pat Kennaugh Danny and Glynace Kloock Dean Johnson Sharon and Dr. Butch Jones Brian D. and Regina R. Kennedy Nate and Adrienne Kloock

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 89 Adam Klopp Scott and Monica Kuck Eric Kloppers David and Laura Kudej George and Eva Kluempke Stanley and Alice Kuecker David A. Kneece Kris and Sarah Kuehl Bruce A. Kneib Duane Kuhlenschmidt Mark and Lynn Kneib Bill and Suzanne Kuhlow Eddie and Jeanette Knoll, Jr. Chris and Candace Kuhn Rick and Kitty Knoll Jud S. Kuhn Mary and Norman Knowlton III Tim and Jodi Kulik Scott and Vicki Knox Kully Pipe & Steel Bard R. Knudsen John F. (Jef) Kurfess, Jr. Lloyd and Patt Knudson Douglas Kutina Philip and Alysia Kobetz Danny E. Kvenvolden David Koch Craig and Chelsea Kwapnioski Sharon L. Koch Kent and Jerri Kyle Albert J. Koegel Richard and Patricia Kyzar Jeffrey and Amy Koenen L & L Asphalt Corporation George H. Koenig Douglas R. La Fleur Koenig’s Conservation Club Craig LaBarge John W. Koepke Alex and Marilyn LaBeau Scott G. Kokoschke Lenny C. Labiche, Jr. Douglas and Susan Kolstad Larry LaCaze Carolyn and David Kominkiewicz Rusty Lacy Ted and Shaun Kondos Ken Laferriere Don and Ann Konietzko Jarrett and Ashley Lafferty Steve and Kelly Kontz Daniel G. Laird, Jr. Participants of the 2019 Ducks Unlimited de México Mangrove Experience Rob and Jennifer Kopff Lake County Fish & Game Protective head out for a plant inventory workshop. Jimmy and Jennifer Kopp Association William and Judith Kopp Mr. Steve and Rhenda Lakey Robert and Joyce Larson Brad and Linda Leffeler Richard and Lynne Kortenhoven Troy and Susan Lalli Bob Lasswell Grant and Vicky Leister Kirby Korth Matt and Beth Lamar Kelly and Lisa Lauderdale Brian Leith John and Sheila Koshiol Rex M. Lamb III Kenneth and Brenda Lauhoff Dave Lelinski Koster’s Auto Repair Lamb-Star Engineering Joe Laukemper Zach Lemann Cheryl and Dr. Thomas* Kottke Donnie H. Lamm William and Michelle Lavoy David Lemieux Sportsman’s Guide Garland C. LeMaire Randy Law Tommy H. Lemons, Jr. The Kotula Family John Land John and Carol Lawlis Chuck* and Elaine Lenze Curt Kradolfer Land Trust Alliance Dominic and Sara Lawrence Mike Leonard Robert J. Kraemer Alan and Gracie Landes Bob and Roberta Lawson Frank and Darci Leonardi Jeff and Taryne Kraus William A. Landreth, Jr. Jane and Justin Lawson Don and Mary Lepp Jason J. Krause Dennis and Pat Landry Russell and Margaret Leachman Larry G. Lepper Dr. Michael Krause Phil and Lori Landry Mike and Ralisa Leaman In Memory Of James Lercel E. Carl Krausnick, Jr. Stephen P. Lane George E. Leath Joseph S. Leroy Michael T. Kreager, Jr. Andrew and Louise Lang John E. Leavesley Rick and Jan Leth David and Mollie Krehnke Nathan and Susan Lange LeBeouf Bros. Towing, LLC Hank and Julie Leucken Patricia* and Vernon Kreider, Jr. Lori B. and William R. Lange, Jr. Norbert LeBlanc Mike and Mary Levy Charles and Peggy Kreiser Denny Langley Leckler’s, Inc. Carl and Jackie Lewis Anthony Krellwitz Shelley and Jimmy Langley, Jr. Blake and Sharon LeClair Douglas H. Lewis Keith and Rose Anne Krempa Cody L. Langston Don and Nancy LeDonne Gary and Laura Lewis A. Richard and Nancy A. Kriegsman Jim and Teresa Lanier Perry and Julie Ledoux Gene and Debra Lewis Kevin and Michele Krolczyk Edward V. Lankford IV Ben Ledyard Deborah R. and James B. Lewis, Jr. Daniel J. Kromke Dean and Shirley Laraway Gary W. Lee Logan M. Lewis, Sr. Thomas W. Krumpen John C. Larkin Louis G. Lee Julien E. Libaire Kathy and Marty Krupa Thomas and Karey Larkin Tim D. Lee Charles and Casey Lichenstein Matthew A. Kryzak Tracy T. Larsen Don and Stephanie Leeding Buddy and Julie Lichty Allen J. and Carol R. Kube Dr. Vernon A. Larsen Darwin and Jean Leek Carolyn and Otto Lienhart II Stephany Kuchera Mark N. Larson Rob and Peggy Leeson Kent and Melinda Liesinger

*Deceased 90 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Byron Liles and Robin Walker Donald and Janet Lown Debra K. Manley Shane and Lizabeth May Bob Lilledahl James and Diane Lowry Hunter and Kim Manley Christy and Dr. Matthew S. Mayo Robert and Tracey Lilledahl Kevin and Linda Loy Henry Dean Mann Steve McCadams Hunting and James and Jan Lillis Jim and Donna Ludwig Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. Fishing Guide Tom and Sandra Lillquist Mark and Cindy Lueth Ronald and Sherryl Mannis Bob and Gayle McAlpin Rick and Jeanette Limback Mark and Kay Luna Mark and Cindy Mansueto James A. McBride Chip Limehouse Roger Lunning Nancy B. Mantz Mark McBryde Andrew and Taylor Limmer Kitty and Maurice Lusby III Robert Earl and Judy Maples Sarah and John McCallum Marc and Brenda Lind John W. Luster Jim and Marjorie Marberry Judson Hugh McCann II J. Scott and Deborah Lindley Dale and Julie Lusti James R. March Warren and Glenda McCann Curtis and Penny Lindsey Jock and Debbie Luthy Andrew D. Marek Colton and Julie McCarty Mickey W. Lindsey, DDS Meryl and Dennis J. Lutz, MD Bart J. Margiotta Jack and Jimmie Faye McCarty Tim and Kathleen Lindsey Donn and Michele Lux Derek and LaRae Marks Zach McClendon, Jr. Carrie Lingo and Murray Padgett H. Tyson Lykes II Julius Marks III Bill and Elizabeth McClung Gary and Kara Link Arthur Richard ‘Rick’ Lyman III Philip W. Marks III Dr. Don and Barbara McConnell Doug and Sharon Lipetzky Michael and Carol Lynch Anderson Marlowe III Chuck and Maggie McCormack Matt Lipscomb III Robby Lynch Michael P. Marquard Bruce and Sally McCormick Joseph Lipsey, Jr. Williams “Brock” Lynch James R. Marr James and Kim McCormick Tim Litel LyondellBasell Carl and Charis Marriott Thomas W. McCoy Little Crow Shooting Sports David F. Lyons, Jr. Richard and Lori Marschke William and Gayle McCoy Ed Livaudais Stuart and Marian Maas David and Linda Marsh Marshall and Susan McCranie Live Oak Foundation Dennis and Judy Maass Kevin and Ruth Marsh Don and Janet McCrory Todd and Wendy Livengood Buford and Elizabeth Mabry Blair and Becky Marshall Phillip and Bev McCulley Terry and Elizabeth Lix Lynn T. MacDonald* Steven J. Marshall Brian C. McCullough Keith and Debbie Lochridge Willis MacGill Donald and Jackie Martin Heath and Sara McCullough Bob and Kelsea Locke Gary Maciarz Grant and Ginger Martin Dr. Steven McCullough Heather and Dr. James Loden G. Timothy and Jane E. MacIntyre Jerry and Julie Martin Bob and Karen McCune Jeffrey S. Loding Charles G. Mackall Jr. Joshua L. Martin Monte and Sonia McCunniff Frederick J. Loehr Kenny and Brittany MacMaster Matt and Christy Martin Bruce and Connie McCurdy Loftis Small Engine Nelson MacRae Martin Family Eric and Karen McCurley T. Bret and Cindy Lofton Mac and Pat McDowell Roy* and Polly Martin F. Cedric McCurley Logsdon Tug Service & Elmer Greg Maddux, MD Randy and Patricia Martin Greg McCurley Logsdon River Construction Alan and Barbara Madsen Ryan P. and Erin C. Martin Richmond McDaniel Doug S. Loguidice Boyce Magli* Charles A. and Vicki Lynn Martineau Dr. Duncan K McDonald T. David Lohr Brandon C. Magness Michael Martinson Philip E. McDonald, Sr.* Lonesome Quail Ranch James E. Magnuson Thomas J. Marvel Ralph J. McDonald Alan and Teresa Long Michael L. Magrum William H. Masden III Pat McDonough IV David R. Long Taylor A Mahan Mike* and Joan Mason Shawn and Dee McDonough Jeremy and Elizabeth Long Ron Maher and Heather Macdonald Hugh and Sara Massey William D. McDougal Joseph and Shelly Long Michael* and Rebecca Mahlum Angelo S. Matassa Kevin and Bonnie McDougle Larry and Nancy Longstreet Paul and Christine Mahoney Sam and Tamara Matheny Robert and Diane McDowell Gary W Loper Syd and Nadine Malchow Nathan Mathis Michael C. McElvany Beth and Paul Vincent Lopez II Gary and Elizabeth Maley John Q.A. Mattern II Rick and Andrea McEvoy Rick E. Lord Aslam Malik Dean and Jennifer Matthews Gregory McFarland Clay Lorenz Mallory Alexander International, LLC Glynn Matthews Matt and Tasha McFarland Douglas and Dani Lorman Anna K. Malone Foxy and Bunny Matthews Dawn and Edwin C. McGee, Jr., MD Douglas and Tamara Losee Brad and Angela Malone John and Elizabeth Matthews Ron McGee Tom and Vicki Loughary Lee L. Malone Philip G. Matthews II Tommy K. McGee Larry D. and Lynn A. Lovell Todd and Donna Maloney Alfred and Joan Mattingly Norris W McGehee, DVM Mark and Jane Low Hunter and Evie Maloy Ethan Mattison Paul and Claudia McGinness Chris and Danita Lowe John K. Maltby, DC Luke Lanier Mattison Kyle and Kimberly McGovern David Lowe Jim and Gail Mandel Douglas A. Mauck, Sr. Nikki A. McGuire Gary and Shirley Lowe James and Barbara Manderfield Daniel J. Maurina Dr. Rebecca S. McGuire Dr. J. Bruce Lowe Vicki L. Mandurano Maxwell Ranch Scot and Heather McGuire Phillip Lowe James E. Mankiewicz Ace and Brenda May McKaig Chevrolet Buick

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 91 Robert and Susan Miller Todd M. Miller Miller Toyota William B. Millis Sandra and William Mills III Paul H. Minar Bruce* and Jane Minger Lee and Lisa Mischke Scott and Becky Misner Danielle and George Mitchell III Ronald and Caryn Mitchell Mitchell K. Haney Mithun Family Foundation The Mitten Family Dr. W. Donner and Cindy Mizelle John M. Mobley III Judy and Mark Mobley, Jr. Patrick Mobley Carey and Elaine Mock Greenwing Legacy Griffin Roberts checks out the Axalta sponsored race car at the 4th Annual Ducks at the Track Rob and Tracy Mock Super Quick 66 Gun Raffle held at the Chicagoland Speedway. Joseph and Marilyn Moczynski Art and Colleen Modzelewski Christopher P and Carolyn McKee Pamela and Edward Meadows III Susan C. Meyer Clint and Kristie Moeglein Keith and JoAnn McKee Bret Mealing Victor F. Meyer Lowell Mohler Gabrielle McKellar Rod and Heidi Mease William and Beth Meyer Anthony Molitor, Jr. David McKeone Chris and Missy Meaux Karl Meyers Donald and Rita Molitor James B. McLain Logan Meaux Nick Meysenburg Mack and Lisa Molloy R. Charles McLravy Tom D. Mebius Miami Corporation Kyle and Nicole Momsen Megan and James H. McMackin III Thomas O. Meeker David and Susan Michael Robert Monarchy Dr. Alan McMahan Jeff Megargel Rodney and Phyllis Michael Monback Farms Howard and Janet McMahan Morgan Mehan Albert H. Michaels, Jr. Chad and Blaine Moncrief Kyle McMahan Randy Meidinger Bryan and Kelly Mick Ron Montgomery Angelynne McMahan Young, Bridget Charles and Karen Mella Ross Mickel Montgomery Sportsmen’s Club McMahan Walters, Howard Bill and Glenda Mello Midwest Data & Northwest Missouri Samuel F. Monticello “Hank” Cleveland McMahan, Jr., Charlie R. Mellon Cellular Don Moody and Daughters and Jodi Malloy Samantha Melton James and Andrea Miille Joanne and Dr. Henry Moon James C. and Audrey J. McMahon Richard and Denice Mendenhall Clark W. Milestone Brandon and Kimberly Moore Jason and Sara McMahon Philip and Karine Mentzer Milford Hills Hunt Club Don F. Moore Gene McMannis Jeremy and Megan Mercer Jim D. Milholen John and Alli Moore Sue and Hal McMillin Melinda and Dr. Melville Mercer The Miller Family Fund Matt and Claire Moore Dr. Key D. McMurrain, Jr. Sidney Meridith Bobby Miller Scott and Lisa Moore Gary McNab Dr. David and Shannon Merriman Brook Miller Steve Moore Tim McNaboe E. Thomas Merryweather Candace C. Miller The Moore Charitable Foundation, Inc. Grayson and Tyler McNeely Messina Concrete Carmen Miller Dean and Brenda Moors Jim McNeil Robert G. Metcalf Keith and Lauren Miller Kenneth W. Moran, Jr. Keith McNeill Rickie and Kathleen Metke David L. Miller Robert and Catherine Moratz Robert McNeill Carol and Dr. James Metts Douglas and Debra Miller J.R. and Lois Morcomb Jim and Kelley McQuiggan J.D. and Penny Metts Gary and June Miller Blaine and Kathryn Morehouse Dr. J. Finley McRae Bert and Judy Metz Heth and Ann Miller Lee J. Morgan Jim McVey John and Shari Metz Joe and Kay Miller Scott Morgan Mary Ellen and George J. McVey, Jr. Wesley and Robin Mewborn Kelly Miller Donald* and Jean Morris Owen and Judy Meador Donald C. and Linda Meyer Kurt L. Miller Robert and Dana Morris Nance and Dr. Phillip Meador Gary Meyer Lamar Miller Comer Morrison Edward and Cindy Meadows Mark J. Meyer Lisa and Dr. James D. Miller Nancy and Steve Morrow

*Deceased 92 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Mr. Keith and Michelle Morrow Gene* and Betty Musbach Tim and Beth Nelson North American Pump Co. Jon L. and Debra J. Morse Ken J. Musi Jeff and Teri Nesset Foster and Megan Northrop Mark and Wills Morton Mark and Ruth Musselman Jeremy Nesset Northwestern Mutual Life Mike and Connie Morton Sean and Alisha Mussetter Nestle Waters North America, Inc. Todd and Jennifer Norton W. Hugh M. Morton My Plumber Hubert and Diana Nett Earl Norwood Dave and Nancy Moser Charles R. Myers Network For Good John Notarangelo Bob Mosford, CPA/PFS Mike and Joy Myers Walter and Mary Neuman Joseph Novogratz Chris and Lillian Mosley Randy Myers Al and Betty Neumann Steve M. Nowak Jay Moss Robert M. Myers III Jesse and Anne Neumann Mark L. Nunley Boyd L. Mothe Shirley and Billy Myrick, Sr. New Brighton Sportsman Club Nick Nunn Michael E. Motis Larry and Theresa Naeve Robert T. Newbill George and Beth Nunnally Dr. Thomas H. Mouat C. V. Nalley III Robert and Carol Newcomb Nicholas and Nicole Nutter John A. Mouton III Richard A. Nalley Jason and Erika Newell Dave and Tudy Nycklemoe Michael E. Moxley Donald and Susan Nalls Dale E. Newland Rolf and Bobbi Nycklemoe Kirk and Allison Moyes Ron Naragon Jamie Newman Jimmy and Phyllis Nygaard Morgan L. Mudge Duane Nascimento Maurice and Kathleen Newman Ms. Patti and Wayne* Nygaard Daniel “Bufford” Mueller Corey Nasewytewa Newmont Mining Corporation Phillip and Codi Oberg Doug E. Mueller John and Rebecca Nasgovitz Matthew and Joselynn Newsom Edwin W. Obrecht, Jr. Michael B. and Mary S. Mueller William Nash Mike Newton William B. O’Brien Marcia and Mark* Mullen Brian and Mary Nason Next Electric, Inc. Roy S. O’Connor Sue Mulroney Davey and Lacey Nast Jerry Ney Greg O’Daniel Dion Mulvaney National Association of Broadcasters Margaret and W. Lytle Nichol IV Rick and Linda Odemar Aaron Mulvey National Shooting Sports Foundation Charles J. Nichols Sean and Wendy O’Donohoe Dwight A. Munchrath National Wildlife Refuge Association Dale Nichols Brent Oechsle Trucking Sulisse A. Munich Keith E. Navis Sean and Kandace Nichols Robert and Jerris Oest Thomas E. and Tess A. Munich ND DU Friends of the Prairies Lawrence V. Niemann, Jr. Becky and Bill Ogborn, DMD W Bradley and Debra A. Murdock Larry and Helen Neal Kenneth Nishikawa Charles and Katherine Ogé Clint Murphy Tina and Pinson Neal Will and Peggy Nissen Robert and Jayne Ohly J. Richard Murphy Nicholas and Mellissa Neff Robert J. Niswander, Jr. Dr. Jerry C. Oldshue* and Kevin R. Murphy Robert and Nancy Neilson Elizabeth Condie Nix Dr. Isabel B. Oldshue Randy and Rebecca Murphy Anna K. Nelson John W. Noble, Sr. Thomas and Dawn Olejniczak Robert D. Murphy* Arland and Ramona Nelson George J. Noe Chuck Olin Therese and John Murphy, Sr. Bruce C. Nelson Harry and Judy Noetzel Greg S. Oliver Andy Murray Cathie Nelson The Children of Pat and Ellie Nolan Chuck G. Olsen Bryan E. Murray Dennis and Janet Nelson Chance and Amy Norby Daniel G. Olson Larry and Mary Murray James and Katherine Nelson Robert and Sandra Norkus Kipley J. Olson Garry Murren James H. Nelson Greg and Nancy Norlin Mark and Karen Olson Robert Lee Murry, Jr. Ray and Marlene Nelson Gordon G. Norman Randy and Theresa Olson Arthur F. P. A. Duc Musarra Richard E. Nelson Tom and Ruth Norman Carl and Michele Olzawski

Watkins Glen Ducks Unlimited Committee members, local DU staff, employees from Cargill Salt-Watkins Glen and New York Department of Environmental Conservation celebrate the completion of the Catharine Creek Marsh conservation project.

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 93 Tony and Benita Paul R. H. Pickens Paul’s Automotive Service, LLC W. C. Pickens Kurt C. Paulus Rod Pickett Gerry and Anne Pavelek Richard and Judith Piepgras Thomas and Elsa Pavlik Bridger and Lauren Pierce Becky Paysinger Kenneth F. Pierce Harlon Pearce Richard Pieros John and Susan Pearsall John and Dianne Pierson William L. Pearsall Rodney Pierson Brent and Jill Pearson Edwin M. Pilcher II Dan Pearson Fred Pinkerton Randy Pearson Mark D Pinkerton, DDS Robert A. Pearson Pat and Deannie Pitre Dr. Roger L. Pederson Pitt Industrial Diamond Products, Inc. Daryn and Nydia Peel Jim and June Pittenger Duane H. Peitzmeier Bret Plasters Perry and Rose Pelton David and Peggy Plawchan Mike Pender Gene Pleasants Carroll Penick Chris and Lori Plumb Penniman Family Foundation John G. Plumley Dr. Chuck Brunell, Joe Spell and Stephen Gauthier talking ducks at a Peoria Sportsman’s Club Wayne and Malinda Plybon President’s Council hunt at Grande View Lodge in Grand Chenier, Louisiana. Ronald C. Pepper PNC Charitable Trusts Chuck O’Neal Brady and Monica Panatopoulos The Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Kathy and Mike Poff Jerry and Stephanie O’Neil David L Pankow Foundation Kevin and Lauren Poirier William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Frank and Mary Margaret Pannick Mitzi N. and Don L. Perkins, MD Matt and Emily Polansky Foundation Spc. Michael W. Panos Nikolas and Brandi Perkins Dave and Rhonda Pollard Todd Oney Don and Sue Pansegrau Jon Perpich Brad Pollock Stacy and Tim Onizuk Ed Paone Robert Perrish Brooks L. Poole Michael J. Opat William A. Papenbrock Lindsey and James Perrow Kate and Andy Pope Andrew Opsahl Rich and Jennifer Paris Blane Perry Mike and Laura Pope Randy and Bonnie Orme Chris and Tammy Parisotto Elizabeth and Cliff Perry, Jr. Fred and Shari Popplewell Ben and Kimberly Orndorff Tomi Gale Parisotto Mark and Valerie Perry Amy Porche Will Orndorff Fred and Anita Parker Bob and Jennifer Peters Greg Porter Althea Orrell Kelly Parker Deborah and John C. Peters, Sr. Linda G. Porter Charitable Fund of W.B. Osborn III Robert A. Parker, Jr. Jon and Jennifer Peters the Waccamaw Community Tim and Carol Osborne Robert and Julie Parker Jon Q. Petersen Foundation David A. Osentoski Robert L. Parker Keith and Mary Petersen Troy and Carrol Portie Mark Osmundson* Sumner Parker Thomas Petersen Jeff and Sharla Ports Joshua and Kelsey Ostrup Tara and David Parker Gary and Nancy Peterson Douglas M. Portz Family Shawn* and Karen O’Sullivan Parks Farms, Inc. Lance L. Peterson, Jr. Larry and Rachel Posey Linda and Lou Othote Randall and Susan Parr Neil Peterson Michael W. Posey Frederick and Sharon O’Toole Walter K. Parr Patrick and Debra Peterson Lois and Dr. Jerry Pospisil Eric J. Ott Humberto F. Parravicini Vence Petrenella, Jr. Doyle and Mary Potter Eric and Cortney Ottemann Gregory A. and Myra L. Parrott Gerald T. Pevey James and Tammie Powell Randy and DeAnne Otto James H. Pasant Keith and Kathleen Pfeiffer John D. Powell R. Donald and Nadine Overby Don Paschke Donald and Barbara Pfotenhauer William C. Powell, Sr. Ernie D. Overkamp Louis J. Passarella, Jr. Beau R. Phares Austin and Tanya Prather William Ford Overton Anne L. Pattee Jim and Cathy Phend David C. Prescott, Sr. Dwain and Jill Owens Elizabeth and David Patten Joshua J. Phend Joe and Shelley Presley Michael J. Owens Matthew and Laura Patterson Alan Phillips Clark Prewett Ozona National Bank Robbie F Patterson Dan* and Sandy Phillips Daniel and Janet Priban Michael T. Pacitti William and Alice Patton David R Phillips Gary and Susie Price Shane Pack Don and Diane Patzfahl George G. Phillips, Jr. Kurt and Lynn Price Rob Paige Bob J. Paul Innes Phillips Lowell and Joy Price Dustin Paine David T. Paul Jonathan and Mary Phillips Dr. Ted Price Palmetto Propane Scott and Dawn Paul Mark and Char Photenhauer Bob and Michele Prickett

*Deceased 94 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Hunter Pridgen Timothy William Redenbaugh Carl and Linda Ringler James and Linda Ross Barbara and Walter Priest III Rod and Lana Redlin Seth D. Ringley Joe R. Ross, MD James A. Prince, Jr. Monte D. Reece Jeffrey Ripp John and Nancy Ross Jason T. Pritchard Arliss D. Reed Randy S. Risher Rick and Kandace Ross Thomas Pritchard Charles and Alice Reed Rich Risinger Matthew Rossi Curt and Lea Ann Prokasky Elwood and Pat Reed Paul Ritch, DVM Larry H. Rost Pro’s Choice Marine Mark Reed A. Scott Ritchie William Edward Roth Jordan S. Prouty Brian and Julie Rees Timothy J. Ritchie Tom and Ann Rothe David and Cora Pry James A. Reese Jim P. Ritter, Jr. Douglas Rothschild Cody Pugh John Reese Riverside Hunting & Fishing Club Allen Rowe J.J. and Lana Pugh Eric and Jennifer Reeter David M. Rix Lamar and Anne Rowe Richard and Donna Pulley Adam T. Reeves Johnny and Kaye Roach Doug and Susan Rowell Thomas Lee Purdy James and Cynthia Reffke John and Faith Roache John and Lynn Rowsey Dennis A. Purington William L. Regula C. Henry Roath Sanford and Jan Roy Troy Purnell Charles Edgar Rehn Mark and Terry Robbins F. Levi Ruark Pursuit Beverage Company, LLC David and Sandra Reiber J. Stephen Roberts, Sr. Brian and Mandy Rubenstein Jim Purvis Thomas Reid James and Ali Roberts Doug and Connie Ruff William* and Donna Pyle John and Danya Reider Larry and Sheila Roberts Steve Ruff Lawrence S. Pyne James Reinbolt Steven and Dena Roberts Robert W. Runion Lynda and Gordon Quarles, Jr. Mark F. Reineck, DVM Will Roberts Robert and Matilda Rupp Steve and Kathy Quay Jason and Deb Reiners William Roberts Bill and Mary Jo Russell Terrence J. Queenan Brad and Angie Reinke Alan Robertson Louis A. Russell, Jr., DDS Donald and Pat Quick Bob and Denise Reiss Scott Robertson Ramsey Russell Steve and Ruth Quisberg Greg and Michelle Reiter Troy and Shana Robertson Bill and Brenda Rustem R & K Distributors, Inc. Odie Remien Robin Hollow Outfitters Inc. Patrick and Jane Ruster R. G. Electric Company, Inc. Ken Renkens Henson C. Robinson Hampton and Tiffany Rutland Dawn and James Race Peter and Suedy Renner J. Vincent Robinson D’Laine and Jeromy Rutledge Grant T. Rada Kirk and Jane Rentschler Jimbo and Mary Robinson Tom Ryan David and Barbara Radtke Randall W. Replogle Jared and Dr. Beth Robinson Carita and Bennie Ryburn III Barbara and Dr. John R. Ragsdale III Patrick K. Reso Josh A Robinson Robert H. Rydland Charles S. Ragsdale Robert R. Reuter and Nancy E. Parker Joe and Gina Robison Jack and Arlene Sachitano Thomas J. Rahill Homer Revell and Susie Duncan Charles and Patricia Roccaforte Emory and Mary Sadler George N. Raines, Jr. Julian A. Reynolds, Jr. Rock River Arms, Inc. Daniel Saffa Chris Ramm Richard F. Reynolds Winthrop P. Rockefeller, Jr. James Earl Sage IV Dr. William M. Ramsdell William and Kylee Reynolds George and Diane Rockey James Sage Andrea and Greg Randall, Sr. Ronald H. Rezabek* Bryon N. Rockwell Annabeth and Troy Saidleman Fred and Nina Randolph The Rhomen Empire, LLC Craig and Suzanne Rodekohr Craig and Susan Salabor Graham and Emily Randolph Gary W. Rhone Doug and Shelley Rodgers C.J. and Laura Saladino John and Ann Ranlett Anthony and Patricia Riccardi Harry W. and Leslie Rodgers Rick and Peggy Salchert John G. Rasmussen Joan Richard Steve and Beckie Rodgers Quinn Salmon Ken and Audrey Rasmussen Louie and Chandelle Richard Ryan and Cassie Rodriguez John F. Salmonson Adam and Deanna Ratcliffe Matthew Richard Samuel and Katie Rodriguez The Salt Family Jim Rausch David and Jamie Richardson Kim and B.C. Rogers III Katherine and Dr. Jackson B. Salvant, Jr. Harold E. Ravenscraft and James A. Richardson Jonathan and Jennifer Roland Don J. Sanders Shirley J. Maude James White Richardson Brody and Jhona Ronistal Martha and B. Zink Sanders George M. Ray, Jr. Larry and Roberta Richardson Jay M. Roper Robert L. Sanders, Jr. Greg and Susan Ray Bob Ricker David and Laura Roquemore Bo and Sally Sanders J. Bruce Ray Lloyd R. Ricks, Sr. Kyle W. Rorah Steve W. Sandidge René Rayala Michael Riddell Alison Rose Douglas and Molly Sansone Betty Ann and Robert A. Rayford, Jr. Scott and Tammy Ridley Robin and Kim Rose James Sansone Hurley P. Raynor Eric and Meri Riegel Jim G. Roseland Jose and Melissa Santana Mike and Jennifer Raynor Bruce and Jane Riemer Rebecca Rosenbaum Drew and Lori Santine Reid and Wendy Raynor Dr. William F. Rienhoff III Robert D. Rosenberg Anthony C. Santosus Red Geranium Enterprises Kyle and Misti Rierson Scott and Julie Rosenberger Bennett Sapp Charles and Catherine Reddell Jeff Riggs Barb and Joel Rosenow Paul D. Sarna, MD Matt and Jodi Reddy Linda Rike Bruce and Pam Ross Phillip Sasser, Jr.

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 95 Katy and Dr. Dan Satchell Andrew G. Schneider Dr. Rex R. Selters David and Dawn Shipman Rodney J. Sather and Darrell and Deb Schneider John Semago Jr. Luke and Allison Shivers Lynnette C. Laird Scott and Nancy Schneider John and Marilyn Senty Alan Shoemaker Joe and Katherine Satrom Stephen H. Schneider John and Susan Serigny Michael W. and Susan Shoff Barrett G. Satterlee Thomas R. Schneider Fred and Anne Serna Andy and Kim Shoffner Arnold L. Sattler David and Melinda Schneidewind Rene and Penny Sersch Johnson R. Sholar Vic and Anita Saucier Gene O. Schneidewind Michael Sertle and Ashley Suiter Lafe and Christine Shoopman Doug and Anna Saunders, Jr. Craig and Lori Schnitzler Service Chevrolet Mark Shouse Robert C. Savage Scott Schnuck Lila and Robert Sessums Eric R. Showalter Steve and Pennie Savage John* and Toni Scholder Terry L. Settle Steven Shuck Rodney Savoy Jack S. Schorno Roger and Ann Severin James C. Shull Wayne C. Sawyer Joan H. Schrank Bradley D. Shade Craig T. Shumate Dr. John Saxon John P. Schreiner Raegan C. Shade Joyce and Bill Sickles Renea Saxon Josh K. Schrick Zachary H. Shafran Sieb Plumbing & Heating Jay S. Saxton Dennis and Marquerite Schroeder Jeffrey A. Shahan Norbert A. Siegfried Frank and Myra Scalia Linda Stachura and Jerry Schroeder Donald W. Shanabrook, MD Robin Siegfried Jamie P. Scanlon Todd K. Schubring John W. Shank and Mabel L Schreiber Al Sikes Ted and Robin Schacht Gerald and Eva Schueller Charles Sharpe III Gary J Siller Stanley G. Schaefer Laura and Donald Schuessler, Jr. Catherine and John R. Shaskas, DVM Scott and Jennie Silverstein Ken and Nancy Schak Brian J. Schuh Batavia Container Richard Simmonds Justin P. Schaller Neal and Tanya Schuleman Thomas R. Shaw, Jr. Cameron and Christia Simmons Maryann E. Schaller DuWayne and Jean Schuler James and Virginia Shea George W. Simmons, DVM Terry and Paula Schank Edward and Mae Schultz Mike J. Shea, Sr. Tony A. Simmons Don and Jenny Schauber Raymond and Erin Schultz Tom Shea Family Darrel L. Simon Steve and Tiffany Scheel Ryan and Patty Schultz Family Mike and Lori Sheehan Bill and Natalie Simonds Bob Scheelk Bill and Jolene Schulz Steve and Lisa Sheets Kathryn J. Simonds Ray and Anna Mae Scheifen Doug and Gail Schulz C. Johnson and Emily Sheffield Angela and Joseph Simone III Gary Schell Brian Donald Schumacher* Brooks and Janet Sheldon Geraldine and Dan Simonton David and Mary Schellinger George H. Schumann Ronald Sheldon Douglas T. Simpson Hageman Reserve George Schumann Irv and Jennifer Shen Fred B. Simpson Shad and Sara Schenck Angela R. Schuster Justin Leroy Sheriff John M. Simpson Dirk and Heidi Scheppelmann John and Jess Schutt Daniel T. Shevock Julia and John Simpson, Jr. Stephen Scherer Rick Schutz and Janell Haiwick Kirsten and Angela Shields Rusty Simpson Marian and Darrell Scherwinski Scott and Amanda Schutz Keith J. Shimon William A. Simpson Wayne Schicke Marvin and Sandra Schwab George and Shonna Shineovich Robby T. and Karen Sims Gerald and Gayle Schied Frank and Gaye Schwartz William R. Shipley Terry C. and Eric Lee Sinclair, Jr. Schilling Distributing Company, Inc. Todd L. Schwartz Aron R. Schilsky Rob and Tracy Schwarzenbach Bill and Paula Schlaepfer Leonard and Rosanne Schwenneker Rodney J. Schlafer Marlin and Linda Scoby David A. Schlaich Dave and Kerri Scoffone David and Jessica Schlanderer Stuart Scott Brick “A Great Dog” Joe Scuderi Teal “A Great Dog” Matthew and Dawne Searle Kevin P Schleif Mike and Krista Searle Michael Schlichte Gary and Phyllis Sebree Charles R. Schlindwein Chris Sechelski Ty Schlobohm Steven and Amanda Seedorf Tom and Cheryl Schlutz George and Connie Seek David A. Schmidt Karl H. and Lorraine E Seesser Gary and Sharie Schmidt Eugene F. Segrest John A. Schmidt Greg S. Seidel Lyle and Judith Schmidt David and Jeanne Seitz Willi and Sherry Schmidt Spencer Seitz, Sr. Sherwin and Kaycie Artus of Golden, Colorado, participate in the live John and Christa Schmitt Samuel Benton Selecman* auction at the 82nd Ducks Unlimited National Convention. Jon A. Schmoeckel Michael W. Selleck

*Deceased 96 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Guy and Gina Sink Smith Family Farms Steve and Kathi Spezia Evan Steiner Kimberly and Robert T. Sink, Jr. Dale and Linda Smolnisky Kristofor and Kelly Spiegel Jerald D. Steiner Duane and Nona Sippel Chris M. Smyrl Jason P. Spilak John and Carol Stelle Donald Sitzes Donald Snide Robert and Janice Spillman Scott and Stacy Stephens Dr. Lester Sitzes III Bill and Joy Snyder Paul and Sue Spindler Lawrence and JoAnn Stevens Robert F. Sivewright Tom and Susan Soderman Alan J. Spiro Mike Stevens Harvey Sizemore Tim and Suzanne Soderquist Charlie B. Sponer Kern and Andrea Stevenson Barbara Sizer Latt and Pippa Soileau Eric Spore David S. Stewart* Jack and Dawn Skees Benjamin N. Soiseth Troy and Lori Sporer Joe M. Stewart Drew and Carol Skinner Matt and Angela Solemsaas Mike and Kim Sport Dr. Kyle Stewart* Jim Skogstrom Jeff and Candy Solomon Steve Spragg Mike and Cathy Stewart Robin and Jason Skolnick Scott Sommer Carl Springel Dr. Jeff Stieglitz Robert Skoronski, Jr. Jill and Michael Sonka Springfield Armory John and Angelina Stigen Kenneth P. Skowronski Paul R. Soquet Wilson B. Springs* Marc and Virginia Stigen Jane and William Anthony Slatten, Jr. Erick and Jackie Sorenson Brady and Elizabeth Squires Bob and Sandra Stille Arris and Glenda Slaughter Randy and Pat Soulier Carlos Squires Cheryl and Robert F. Stinauer, DMD Nathan Slavens Robert A. Soulliere Robert and Kim Sroczynski Judy and Bill Stoffle Derek Slayton Donald R. Southerland Marty St. Louis and Katie Blazer Steven A. Stoks* Dustin Sledge Duane Southerland Steve and Sue Stackhouse C.T. Stone, Jr. Dr. Todd Sleep Southwest Distributors, Inc. Katie and Lee Stafford Sean and Kathleen Stone Todd E. Sleeth Keith and Rachel Spader R. M. Stainton, Jr. Hank and Yvonne Stoneburner Robert and Laura Sloan Luke and Leslie Spalj W. Ryan Stallings Richard and Miriam Storer Justin and Ashley Slocum Court Storey and Pam Neary Todd A. Sloggett Scott and Kim Story Chuck Smalley Beth Ann Stratman-Smith and Robert T. Smart Parke Smith Aaron and Lisa Smeall Scott E. Straughn Alan D. Smith Jim and Cheryl Streifel Albert L and Shelia Smith Danny L. Strickland Barnie K. Smith Steven and Julie Stromire Becky and Hunter Smith Family Brad and Joyce Strootman Bill and Jill Smith Matt Strother Brad and Elaine Smith Odes L. Stroupe, Jr. Bud and Kathi Smith Everett and Caroline Stubbs Chuck and Sara Smith Matthew Gordy Stuller, Jr. Chuck Smith Jon and Erin Sturgill David H. Smith Don W. Sturhahn Family Fincher W. Smith Richard M. Sturlese George and Patricia Smith Hans Stuting Jeremy and Ashley Smith Lyndon and Joyce Suckow Laurence* and Inez Smith Bob and Sharon Suellentrop Lawayne Smith Scott Sukeena Lowell and Missy Smith Larry Sukup Mark and Kris Smith Gary Butler, WAT Board member, and Heritage Sponsor Peter Ottesen Howard Sullentrop Mowry Smith III during a quiet moment on the prairies of Saskatchewan. Charles D. Sullivan, MD Murrell E. Smith Eric Sullivan Nick G. Smith Ken* and Tami Spanier Larry and Chris Stan Frank C. Sullivan Randy and Dorie Smith James and Piper Sparks Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Stanislav Joni and C. E. Sullivan, MD Roger and Shera Smith Jimmy Sparks George Stark Marcy Sullivan Sheldon L. Smith Jerry Sparks Thomas Stark III Neil and Shaun Sullivan Steven R. Smith Jack and Cathleen Spector Scott Starkey and Angie Sader Suzanne Sullivan Terry and Jill Smith Mark D. Speight Annie Staudenmaier William P. Sullivan Terry Smith James Keith Spell James and Ginny Steckley Philip and Laura Sumner Walker and Alex Smith Eric and Jaime Spencer Kyle T. Stefancin Terry and Trish Supple Harold and Son, LLC Herbert M. Spencer Andrew and Rachel Steffen The Surdam Family Smith Distributing Company Joseph and Sue Sperber Doug and Shannon Steiner Ashley and Allison Sutherland

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 97 Randy and Lauren Sutton John and Vicky Teten Mark and Jeannine Toomey Gary and Dawn Upah Lawrence and Katy Svendson Terry Texada, MD Reggy Torgrimson Colby and Corrine Urban Gary D. Swager Texas Capital Bank Fraser L. Torlay USA Rice Federation James and Marsha Swan Jon and Pamela Thaemlitz Jeff Torosian and Shelby Constance Michael Vadnie and M. J. Kilkelly Michael and Michelle Swanson Scott and Cindy Thaemlitz Robert P. Torretti Skip and Sarah Valentine Jonathan D. Swart Jack and Nancy Theeler Kevin and Falon Towry Dennis and Janice Van Asche Lloyd C. Swartz James P. Thein Gene Tracy William J. Van Devender Melvin R. Sweatman Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Michael and Megan Tramp Ronald L. Van Rooyen and Swedish Match, Inc. Partnership Transportation Impact Bernice Olson Dr. Tim J. Sweeney LaDonna and Howard E. Thilenius II* H. Dean and Kathleen Trauger Leonard and Lois VanAusdal Jay H. Sweeny William and Pam Tholen Mark J. Traut Edward and Kelli Vanderbeck Schuyler W. Sweet William Timothy Tholen Mary Lou Trautwein-Lamkin* Mr. Alfred and Elaine Vanderlaan Shane and Cari Sweet David and Becky Thomas Brian A. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Tim VanDerPLoeg Mark and Terri Swegle Gary J. Thomas Jim A. Travis Corey VanDyke Leland and Genie Swenson James and Sally Thomas Pat and Jean Travnicek Robert and Karen Vanney Richard Swetish Joseph E. Thomas Rodney A. Traylor Tiff Varney IV Michael and Trish Swienton Michael W. Thomas James and Teresa Treece Brackett and Cammie Vaughan Collin W. Swift Nicholas and Elizabeth Thomas Tom and Allison Trentman Cameron and Penny Vaughan Frank L. Switzer Jason K. Thomasee Michael and Patricia Trevino Ben and Melanie Vaughn Jon R. Tabb C. O. Thompson III Sue and Dr. Waring Trible, Jr. John S. Veal Gabriel M. Tabib Eric Thompson Robert G. Trinity, MD Dr. Janet Doreen Veit* Harry and Vale Tabor Gary M. Thompson Trinity Outfitters Wayne and Linda Venters Dan and Martha Tack Jack M. Thompson Kyle and Shannon Trippel VeraBank Bing and Ellie Taege James “J. T.” M. Thompson Trophy Properties Richard Verchota and Eric Talley Ken J. Thompson Dan and Donna Trout Janella K. Verchota Priscilla Tamkin Kent and Sharon Thompson Jim and Christine Truitt Elizabeth and Theodore Verdun Jon and Gail Tan Kirby and Jaime Thompson Reginald Tschorn, DVM Harvey and Betty Vereen Fred and Doris Tana Mark Thompson David Lee Tucker Bill and Judy Verschaetse Tanager Beverages, LLC Mike and Jami Thompson Jim and Tammy Tucker Kirk M. Vieselmeyer Stephen and Christine Tandy Reese Jordan Thompson Kristin and Dennis Tuel, Jr. Charles E. Vieth Leigh and C. Jim Tappero IV Robin and Bart J. Thompson, DDS Alfred Tulini Susan and Pierre G. Villere Joe and June Tarpley Scott and Rita Thompson David Allen Turnage Nina and Dr. George Vincent John and Joyce Tarpoff Dr. W. D Thompson Perry Turnbow and Judy Kunz Bruce and Mary Vines Rowland and Elaine Tart William M. Thompson Carla and Michael C. Turner, MD Thomas A. Vining Wayne A. Tasler David and Lisa Thomson Karol Turner Edward B. Vinson Wilma W. Tate David Thornton L. John Turner Brock J. Vinton Brenda Taxeras Stephen C Thurman Melvin and Martha Turner Anthony Violett Carley Taylor Darlene Tibai Richie and Becca Turner Flint Virgets Floyd Taylor Keith and Moira Tidball Toney Turnley Robert and Renae Virgl Jennifer and Orlin Dee Taylor III Martin P. Tierney Robert B. Tuxbury Cordell and Sharon Vitkun Pam and Loyal Taylor Trip Timberlake Rick and Cathy Tuzinski Brian and Suzanne Vogelsmeier Steve and Pat Taylor Tinney Automotive, Inc. TV’s Deli & Diner, Inc. Alton and Linda Voigt William E. Taylor Tony and Stephanie Tippie Darrell P. Tweidt Cody and Ellie Voigt William H. Taylor III Tisbest Philanthropy Rick Twist Percy D. von Gontard Joe P. Teague Jeremy and Colleen Titcomb Tyler Ford Philip von Gontard Richard TeBeest Richard and Beverly Tkaczik Adam and Ashley Tyner Steven and Marian von Gontard Byrum W. Teekell Trent J. Tobias Fred Tyree The von Gontard Family Foundation Michael and Lisa Tegels T.O.D.A.Y. Foundation Kirby and Judge John Tyson Ralph and Ellen Vonasek Terry Tekell Today Land Trust Roland and Melody Ude Vonderheide Floor Covering Robert W. and Mary Eleanor Temple Bryan Todd Kevin and Dani Uetz Company Lance and Marian Templeton The Ed Tomberlin Family Henry I. Uiga David G. Voss, Jr. Gary and Roxy Templin Barry and Susan Tompkins Will and Martha Ulmer Paul and Marianne Voss Tom and Cindy Terkhorn Joseph A. Tonelli Greg and Sarah Undahl Jerrod A Vrieze Dale and Mary Terryberry Louis and Jenny Tonsmeire United Country-Advantage Land W.W. Goetsch Associates, Inc Maureen and Noel Testa Charlie and Kathleen Tooley Company Alice and George E. Wade III Konrad C. Testwuide Dale P. Toomey United Waterfowlers FL, Inc. Randy C. Waegele

*Deceased 98 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. A patriotic moment at the start of the Elkhorn, Nebraska, membership dinner.

Jeremy and Stephanie Wagner Louis and Melissa Walling Thomas J. and Susan J. Wehmeyer Dennis and Michelle Westerman Jim Wagner Christopher Walter Ellen and Kevin Wehr Western Beverage, Inc. Peter and Julie Wagner Scott H. Walter Jeff and Sandy Wehrkamp Bernie and Kathryn Westfahl Sean and Melissa Wagner Kenneth R. Walters Bill and Pat Wehrle Jon Weston Jerry and Lisa Wagoner Tim Walters Brenda and Mark Weigt Robert J. Weston David* and Carol Wahl Joe and Mary Walther Stephen P. Weigt David and Sue Wetsch Mark and Carole Wahl Ashley E. Ward Jordan and Lauren Weil John F. Wetzel Harry Wahlquist Dennis Ward Wayne and Vicki Weilnau Bob and Patricia Wewers Zeke Wainwright Diane and John Ward, Jr. Michael R. and Mitzi K. Weir Charles L. Weyerhaeuser Joedy and Lori Wake Mike Ward Marc A. Weiser Joline and Buck Wharton III Ronald H. Wakimoto Robert and Nellie Ward Mark and Charleen Weismantel David J. Whichard II* Christopher Walden Scott Ward Welcome Legion John S. and Jane* Whichard Scott Waldner Steve and Beth Ward James and Brenda Well Judy and David J.* Whichard II Waldo Funeral Home Richard Paul Ware Tom and Barb Welle Aaron and Rebecca White Ricky Waldon Tommy Ware John S. Wellons Chris and Kristi White Wade and Charlene Walk Roy and Judy Warnick Cody A. Wells David A. White Ben and Brittany Walker Timothy and Dawn Warren David Lee Wells Gordon and Sonya White Ben N. Walker III John Jacob Warrum Rita and Joseph Wells, Jr. Greg White Bob and Marilyn Walker Ronald Warrum Tom Wells Greg and Jennifer White Bob and Val Walker Waterways Council, Inc. Warren M. Wells, Jr. Jacob A. White Derek P. V. Walker W. Wayne Watkins Wells Fargo Advisors Jim and Chris White Douglas H. Walker William L. Watkins John C. Welty Robert A. White Johann and Amy Walker George E. Watson Pat J. Welty Robert W. White, Jr. Lance D. Walker Jerry and Vivian Watson Keith B. Wenberg Ryan White Larry A Walker Skip and Barbara Watson Randy Wenger Sam and Julie White Lewis Walker Russell H. Watt, MD William J. Wenig Steve and Nancy White Roy A. Walker Brad and Tammy Watts Bruce Wennberg Alexander Lee White-Hamilton Stephen E. Walker Richard and Carol Wax Ron* and Julia Wensel Tom and Kelli Whiteing Travis Walker We Energies Foundation Harold and Dolores Wentland Eddie and Caroline Whiting W. Pepper Walker Ryan and Kristen Webb Lynn and Audrey Wentz Ray and Susan Whittemore Ben T. Walkingstick Warren Webb Richard and Dayna Wenzel Harrison Whitten Charles and Beverly Wall Dave Weber Olyn R. Wernsing Whitten Brothers Jack and Nancy Wallace Elisabeth R. Weber Mark and Kris Wertz Jeep-Chrysler-Mazda Jim M. Wallace Mike and Vicki Webster David E. and Mary Dale Wesley Rick F. and D’Ann Whittle Josh and Sarah Wallace Mimsi and Dr. David Weckwerth Jason and Candice West Jeffrey D. Wick Michael and Kim Wallace Eric and Jessica Weegman Randy and Susan West Frederick P. Wickert Scott M. Wallace Dale and Lauren Weems William R. West John E. Wickert Wally Wallace Gerald O. and Patricia A. Wehmeyer Bill and Linda Westbrook Zachary and Kelli Wiebe

*Deceased Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. 99 Doug and Brenda Wiebold David and Peggy Wilson Frank and Renee Wood Gary L. Zellar Roberta C. Wiederholt, DVM Freddie and Mary Jo Wilson Pam and Glenn Wood, Jr. Dale and Barb Zempel Romy and Amy Wiegele James C. and Susan Kay Wilson Phillip S. and Katharine H. Pat and Lynn Ziegler Robert P. Wierema Jim and Marianne Wilson Woodward Donald and LaVonne Zietlow Steven M. Wierema, Jr. Kenneth and Erin Wilson Timothy J. Woodward Carl Hugo Zietz, Jr.* Ted Wiessing Kevin M. Wilson Daniel and Moneta Woollard Andrew T. Zimmer, Sr. Samuel and Sarah Wigand Lendall and Veronica Wilson Don and Frances Word Dr. Gail D. Zimmerman George P. Wigginton IV Matt G. Wilson Andrew D. Worgess Scott Zoborosky Leroy Wilbur, Jr. Nicholas R. Wilson William and Elizabeth Workman Paul S. Zombory Bobby J. Wilcox Randy and Pamela Wilson Morris R. Worsham Tom and Susan Zowney Brett and Kristine Wilcox Dick and Gretchen Wilson Bud and Sunny Worthen Ron and Debi Zueger Warren and Mary Wildes Robert and Mary Wilson Brian and Heather Worthington David and Nancy Zumbusch Jim and Phyllis Wildman Dr. William R. Wilson Erin N. Worthington Joe and June Zupancic Kevin and Dee Dee Wiley William “Bill” L. Wilson Brad and Suzanne Wright Thomas E. Zwicker Troy and Jana Wiley The Kemmons Wilson Family G. Tod and June Wright Philip and Mary Hart Wilheit Foundation Joseph and Tisha Wright Bobby and Patti Wilkerson Win Hawkins Oak Grove Matt and Amy Wright Gerald Wilkin Hunting Club, LLC Robert L. Wright Donald E. Wilkins Bill and Alicia Winchell Ron Wright James M. Wilkins Chuck Wineland Wright Construction Company Mike and Teresa Wilkins Kim* and Roy Wines IV Kyle and Kelli Marsh Susan and Donald Wilkinson III Roy L. Wines III Dan and Cameron Wrinn Steve Wilkinson Ken Winfrey Lee C. Wuesthoff Jerald A. Wilks Ronnie and Joy Wingard Kent Wunderlich Dale S. Willey Ethan Winkler Jimmy and Shirley Wyatt John Mark Wilhite Winnie Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Jerry F. Wyckoff Andrew T. Williams Dr. Joshua T. Winningham Peter and Suzanne Wyckoff Bob B. Williams Jacob Winscott Theodore and Nancy Wyckoff David R. Williams, DDS, MS Kelly and Christi Winslow Wylie Ventures Doug and Nancy Williams Bente and Donald Winston II Jim and Cathy Xamis Jimmie D. Williams David H. Winter, MD Timothy Yager Joshua and Kylie Williams Wintrust Financial Corp. Kirk and Becky Yahnke Keith and Polly Williams Herb and Sandra Wiswall Scott and Dianne Yaich Laurice and Rebecca Williams John N. Withers, Jr. David and Renette Yancey Scott and Kellie Williams Craig and Mary Witte Paul and Angie Yates Todd and Melinda Williams Kathryn and Congressman Dan Yeast and Tara Horn W. Grant Williams III Rob Wittman Kyle Yeates Walter L. Williams III W-K Chevrolet/Weymuth Family Yeida Farms Cade C. Williamson Wodecroft Foundation Beth and Edward L. Yeida, Jr. Carlton F. Williamson Gordon L. Wogan Myron and Dawn Yoder Dean and Aleta Williamson Mark and Joni Wojdylak Frank N. Youdelman Leslie Williamson Greg Wolanin Cathy and Burton R. Young, DDS Lewis C. Williamson Jr. Ken and Dawn Wolcott Chris and Kelly Young James and Dianne Willingham Scott and Shelly Wolf David and Marilyn Young Ben Willis B.G. and Jennifer Wolfe Jan K. Young Harry and Karen Willis Musial and Glenda Wolfe Michael and Erica Young Isaac and Christy Willis Stuart E. Wolfe Robert B. Young Ron and Mary Willis Frank and Jolynn Wolff Ronald L. Youngdahl Tim and Dee Willis Lana and Frank Wolka, Jr. Byron and Lisa Zachary William H. and Mary Jane Willis Mike Wolter Caroline and Frederick Zaegel III Reed Willits Charles L. and Sally Wolverton Tom J. and Susan Kay Zager Samuel A. Willman The Milton J. Womack Rafael X. Zahralddin Willow Lake Club Foundation Fund E. Dennis and Sue Zahrbock Charles W. Wilson Donald and Ainsy Wood Johnny L. Zamrzla Dan Wilson Fernie Wood, Jr. Donald C. Zander

*Deceased 100 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Grand Slam Donors Donors with the Grand Slam designation are recognized as Major Sponsors at Ducks Unlimited Inc, Ducks Unlimited Canada and Ducks Unlimited de México, with special appreciation to those donors who made new commitments in fiscal year 2019 and achieved a new Grand Slam recognition level.

GRAND SLAM GOLD GRAND SLAM DIAMOND GRAND SLAM DIAMOND Joseph G. Mazon and Lisa D. Happy LEGACY SPONSOR SPONSOR IN PERPETUITY LIFE SPONSOR Morgan S. Nalty John and Donna Pittenger Axalta Coating Systems Marolyn and Colonel Robert L. Mikkel R. Anderson and Paul* and Jeanne Ralstin Irene W. and C.B. Pennington “Bobby Lee” Acomb III Peggy Sundstrom Frederic A. Reid Foundation Sandi and Paul Bonderson, Jr. Anonymous Ron and Fran Rich Steve and Kathy Christian Ron and Jill Anway Jeffrey C. Robertson Bill and Sarah D’Alonzo James G. Arrington Bradford B. Sauer Tammi and Dr. Edward Kircher Stephen and Jessie Babcock Raymond and Susan Scoggins GRAND SLAM LEGACY Monty Lewis Eric and Sharon Beier Bob and Rita Sundberg SPONSOR Larry Lundberg Richard and Pamela Berg Kyle and Donna Thaemlitz Julian and Haley Ottley Paul and Jakki Boehne J. T. “Skip” Tubbs and Rich and Joyce Johnson Jim and Jean Prough Terry and Lynda Boxdorfer Sally Roch-Tubbs John and Judy Tomke Forrest “Woody” Brehm Jack and Betsy Witt Gordon and Loree Winstanley Steven and Holly Bridwell James and Cindy Wolfe John and Joan Calder Ed and Jane Zimmer GRAND SLAM BENEFACTOR Mark and Carolyn Callais Mike and Robbi Carey Ron and Jackie* Bartels GRAND SLAM SPONSOR IN Ken and Kristin Carroll Pete and Marilyn Coors PERPETUITY James and Charlene Couch GRAND SLAM LIFE SPONSOR Bob and Kim Spoerl William T. Couch Timothy and Charlotte Travis Bill Aldinger, Jr. Beverley L. and Susan B. Crump Don Aarstad Michael and Bonnie Woodward Mike and Joan Benge Eileen and John Cushman II Laura and Dr. Stephen Adair Tab and Debbie Casper Jim* and Linda Daugherty Kurt and Kathy Adams Robert N. Corrigan, Jr. Betty and E.J. Deubler III Don R. Ainsworth Shawn de Cento C. Neil and Marilyn Downey Barry and Robin Allen GRAND SLAM DIAMOND William E. Dean J. Michael and Carolyn L. Dvorak Jack and Amber Allen HERITAGE SPONSOR Eric and Wendi Demers William and Deb Ebert Anonymous Livia and George H. Dunklin, Jr. John Erion and Kathryn Miller Bill and Libbie Ansell Gary and Debbie Salmon Scott and Melissa Eisenhauer Mike and Phyllis Farson Catherine and Thomas Bailey, Sr. H. J. “Beto” Elizondo Johnny and Kim Frederick Thomas L. Bailey, Jr. B. Hunt and Mary Scott Gunter John and Susan Gherardi In Memory of Ray B. Baldwin, Jr. Bobbi and Jerry Harris Tim and Lisa Giles Thomas C. and Susan W. Ballew GRAND SLAM Camille and Rogers Hoyt, Jr. Richard* and Sarah Harrison Clifford and Linda Bampton HERITAGE SPONSOR John and Theresa Hruby Grady C. Hartzog Richard W. and Theresa R. Barch Steve Hubacher Charles and Patty Heaps Foundation Duane and Annamaria Arnister Stanley and Jane Huner Jeff Heidelbauer and Kit and Linda Barker Karl David Duex Greg Nelson Rebecca J. McGee Thomas Barz Douglas* and Carol Federighi Joey Nicosia Martha and Robert Hester, Jr. Amy Batson Douglas and Allison Frey Jay B. Owen Jack and Katherine Hole Bruce and Liz Batt Douglas and Allison Frey J. Oran and Joan Richard Allan and Carla Hopp Michael D. Baudhuin Foundation, Inc. Ron and Christen Sanders Richard Hudson Michael R. Bauer Dennis P. Havey and Joyce Graves Doug and Linda Schoenrock Jean Hulbert Todd and Tracey Bauer Jim and Sue Konkel Joe and Jane Sufczynski Jim Hulbert G. Edward Bayer Luke and Sonja Laborde Roger and Debbie Vincent Tom Johnson Glen A. Bean Roseada and Dr. L. J. Mayeux, Jr. Pat and Megan Kehoe Ted Beaullieu, Jr. Barry A. Morrison Michael and Suzanne Lamberth Darrell and Danielle Beck John and Geni Newman Nicholas and Courtney Lichenstein Richard W. Becker Michael and Kay Ptaschinski Woody and Gretchen Lovelace Meryl and Mel Belich, QC Patti and Dr. Ronal F. Roberson Mike and Frances May Ray and Tammy Belk

*Deceased Names in BOLD – FY19 New Commitment 101 Captain (USN Ret.) and Steve and Alison Cook Greg J. Dzieweczynski Debra and Robert Garrity, Jr. Mrs. Ray Bellant Don and De Lou Corbitt Doug M. Eberhardt II Vilas and Mary Gentes Bryan and Wanda Benoit Matt and Ronda Costello Douglass M. Eberhardt* Russell and Roma Gettleman Bentzer, Inc. Dale A. Courtney Dean F. Echols, MD Dr. Rodney Gigstad and Robert and Rosemary Berg Anne and James Craig, Jr. Ginny and Dr. Dale Eckert Dr. Carol Hagen Marvin Betz James and Roberta Cropsey Frank Edwards Jeremy and Janelle Gilbertson Lauren and Leslie Bivins Thomas M. Crosslin Robert and Jane Ehrlich Ryan and Deborah Gill Gary and Johanna Blair Scott and Jerry Cunningham Paul and Sherry Eishen David A. Gingras Charles T. Blaisdell, Ph.D. and Stephen L. Cunningham and Etsell Otto Emde, Jr. Albert and Roberta Gong Roseann Harkins Becky L. Dresel Gene and Fayline Engrav Tricia and Jim Grant Sandra and James E.* Bodtke III Kirk W. and Rebecca S. Davidson Tom and Ora Enos Russ and Amy Grasman Sue and Rob Bolin, Jr. Wayne and Kitty Davis T.J. and Nancy Erdman Edward A. Grassi Boysie and Joy Bollinger Bruce and Sandy Deadman Erle* and Jeanne Etzel Lewis and Susan Graves Donovan and Diane Boudreaux Adam and Rebecca DeHaan Derek and Lisa Exum Gene and Rosalie Grazzini Glynn and Alisa Bourg Billy and Candice DeJournett Jason Fairchild George G. Green Timothy D. Boutell Daniel DeLawyer John Faires, Jr. John C. and Terry J. Green William and Erin Bouthillier P. J. Demarie III and Theresa Demarie Nate and Whitney Farley Robert Green David and Jeanne Brakhage Raymond E. Dender Tom Farris Earl and Mary Grochau Grant R. Brees, DVM Denny and Midge Denham Jay C. Feil Ellis and Lettie Guilbeau Tom and Robin Brimhall Stephen G. and Susan E.* Denkers Matt and Pam Fenoff Denton Guthrie Jerry Brocato Brian and Jenny Diedrich Sharon and John Fick III Karla Guyn Paul Brody Greg Dinkel Jonathan R. Fields Marshall and Gwen Haferkamp Robert Brooke* and Launi J. Logan Jim and Deobrah Dodd Bob and Kathy Filbert Dale and Sarah Hall Judi and C. Fair* Brooks III Keith and Terri Dosch Ronald and Vicki Filipchuk Mark and Jessica Hamby P.D. “Pat” Brooks III Lavonne and Robert Downing John and Lori Finch William and Cyanne Hamill Mike and Sandy Brown John and Diane Dudley Randy* and Janet Fischer Mary Margaret Hamilton Steve and Leslie Brown E. Corey Dufreche Scott and Candie Forrest Robert and Holly Hamilton Amy and Bucky Bryant Mrs. J. Thomas Dulaney George C. Freeman III Harley and Linda Hansen Lance Buhrman Mac and Susan Dunfield Donald J. Galligan Jake R. and Jennifer Hansen Micheal and Natasha Bulk Dan L. Dunson Kelly A. Gang Dana and Adrianne Hanusik Danel and Dr. Doug Burch Ken and Bonnie Durdahl Ronald E. Gareis Charitable Fund Sharon Harlowe Bartlett Burnap Michael B. Burton Bob and Evelyn Butler Robert T. Butterworth Ed L. Buttweiler Lloyd H. Cage Jim and Marcy Calaway Vince and Trish Callahan Philip* and Linda Callais Louis A. Caputo, Jr. Martin and Laurie Carollo Steve and Rebecca Cartwright James and Ann Cerza Steven E. Chancellor Joseph and Kathleen Chas George J. Chastain Jerry V. Christensen Scott V. and Michelle Christensen Jason and Sandy Christiansen Roy T.* and Susan W. Christopherson Barbara and Rick* Church Peter T. Clarke Michael Colangelo Tom and Jacquie Colligan John Stafford Comegys Tim and Julie Conaway Past DU President Peter Coors presents Jack Ferguson of Denver, Colorado, with his Sponsor in Perpetuity plaque.

*Deceased 102 Names in BOLD – FY19 New Commitment John and Ronda Harris Debra and Mack Karnes, MD James McHattie Scott A. Paterson Doug and Lisa Hartke Kasey and Donna Kase Karen L. McKee Daniel Patrick and Susan Connelly Brent and Kendra Hasenauer Donald E. Kelly Mark Christian McKee John D. Patterson Rob and Deb Hastings Hylee and Mary Kay Kemp Jason and Kassi McKey Michael and Patricia Patterson Robert Hathaway Junior and Bonnie Kerns Mickey and Gilda McMillin Patrick and Emily Patterson Larry and Kay Hebert Jarrod and Amy Kersey Pat and Nita McMullen Sam C. Pearson III Matt and Lana Hefton Henry and Amanda Kidd Michael and Gigi McShane Brian and Karen Pellish Harlan and Gerry Heitkamp Jay and Karin Kimble Shannon and Kim Meadors Pat Hall Petlow Bradley and Rebecca Hempkins James and Terri King Joel and Cheryl Meeteer Chris and Nickie Phinney Brett and Brandi Henderson Ron Kistler Gregory and Marsha Meissner James P. and Doreen Pienkowski Gene and Betty Henry Jim and Julie* Klapmeier Ben Meyer Robert J. and Susan L. Piesko Joe and Janice Herrod Scott and Cheryl Kline Laine and Amy Meyer James and Patti Pike Scott and Christine Hettermann Russ and Deanna Klint Richard and Jeanne Micka Becky and Anthony Piper, Jr. Chris and Malia Hildebrandt Paul L. and Susan C. Knick Robert* and Debbie Middleton Bill Plemons Chip and Candice Hines Bryan R. Knight Hank and Gayle Miller Tex and Boo Plumley Fred and Sherri Lynn Hingst Lon and Bonnie Knoedler Marvin and Juanita Miller Rodney M. Poole Ruth A. Hoefs Shawn Kooyman Deborah and Winfield Mitchell, Jr. John and Jane Pope Michael and Barbara Hoeft Terry D. Kostinec Ed Montague Brian and Ester Popoff Tim and Ann Hofius Richard Kowallik Christopher and Christa Montgomery F. Bruce and Janis Posey David and Elizabeth Hohlfeldt Herbert G. Krueger Hugh C. Montgomery III Joan Poston Jerry Holden and Cynthia Edwards Layne and Mari Krumwiede Johnnie R. Moore, Sr. Cookie and T.R.* Potter, Jr. Mike and Carol Hough Jon and Colleen Kruse Dr. Thomas E. and Anne Mary Lou and Dr. Brian K. Priddle Ted and Cecelia Hoyt David and Jacquie Kuritzky Marie Moorman Bernie and Brigid Purdy Mark S. Huffman, MD John and Patti Larson Jim Moreland Adam and Melissa Putnam James and Christie Hunt Scott and Susan Lassila Mike and Wanda Morrison and Family Charles S. Hunter III Donnie and Linda* Lassiter Jack G. Moss Richard and Sally Qualmann Jeff and Jean Hutcheson Trenton V. Lassiter Nicholas and Marla Moss Tom and Karen Quarandillo Leland and Pam Hutchins Robert N. Leach, DDS Alex Mozingo Radley Automotive Group Shawn and Michaela Hystad Dawan Lee A&I Fire and Water Winston and Leslie Read Addison E. Igleheart Larry E. Leese Joe Murphy George and Wendy Reifel Ray Ilg, Jr. Rusty and Patricia Legg Richard S. Murphy, Jr. George Frederick Reifel Thomas Ingstad Jim Leitzke Dave M. Neal Allan Reishus Arthur and Sandra Irving Frank and Rose Lemcke Allan and Nancy Neighbors Alexis V. Richards Peter and JoAnne* Jackson Peter and Joan Levinson Neal James Nelson William and Kathleen Richie Raymond E. Jackson Omer W. Long Drs. Bruce and Julie Newcomb Jack Riesselman and Patricia Neifert Jay Jacobus Caden M. Lowe David and Amy Nicholson Robert and Georgiana Riley Scott and Sandy Jahnke Callum Scott Lowe Nicollet Conservation Club Rodney L. Ringer Jim and Maryann Jankowski Lindsey and Peter Lowe Mike and Bonnie Nilsen John and Heather Ritchey Anthony and Valerie Jansa Michael L. Luecht David and Jacque Noble Dale and Jill Robbins Ken and Cheryl Jansa John O. Lytle, MD Patrick D.* and Eleanor C. Nolan Dr. John M. Roberts Mack H. Jenkins Bruce D. Macdonald Brian and Tobi Noll Joseph and Brandy Robinson Mark and Linda Jenzen Peter and Linda MacGaffin Kevin and Patti O’Connell Eugene G. Rochette Galen and Marsha Johnson Dick and Frances Magie Tracy and Marsha Oberleiter Thomas R. Rochette Howard and Peggy D. Johnson Wendell and Aimee Malmberg John* and Betty O’Brien Clay M. Rogers Scott Johnson and Alysia Belangie Chad and Jana Manlove Tommy O’Connor III Steven and Lori Rollefson Sylvia and William R. Johnson, Jr. Jim and Carol Mason David and Sunnie Ohl Garland R. Rolling Bob and Marie Johnston Keith Masserant Willard Paul and Kathy J. Oleson Eric A. Rose Dwight and Kellie Jones Bobby Massey Jill and Bob Olsen Danny and Sherry Ross Les and Lynne Jones Brian and Melissa Mattison Larry and Marg O’Neil Richard and Martha Ross Margaret and Thomas Jones, Jr. Don and Tamala Maude Noel Orsak Ron and Pat Royer Veda and H. Reid* Jones, Sr. Robert E. and Martha M. May C. L. “Butch” Otter Eric and Diane Rudgers JTM Acoustic and Drywall, Inc. Dale* and Nancy Mayfield Peter and Alexandra Ottesen LTC (USA Ret.) George H. Ruggles* Jimmy and Beverly Moore Kathleen and Byron McCollum Don and Laura Ouellette Todd and Amanda Russell Ed and Jill Jukes Greg and Michelle McCoy Gerald J. Palmer, Sr. Jim* and Arden Rutta Donald W. Kaatz Tate and Eileen McCoy Jim Pardini Robert and Cheryl Saathoff Donald Kallenberger Linda* and Thomas McCrackin III Donald and Christina Parisotto Cathy and Tom Sanders

*Deceased Names in BOLD – FY19 New Commitment 103 Tim and Suzanne Sanders Warren R. Stefanski William C. and Pamela J. Thurman Bobby and Deanna Whitson Dolores and Jim* Sapletal David and Shannon Steinbach Dennis Tilly Bobby and Patricia Whitten Mrs. William J. Schlageter Kathy Stelly and L. Paul Henry, Jr. Tom and Pauline Tomlinson Bryan and Tiffany Wiesner Mark and Paulette Schlegel David Stensland Gildo and Jane Tori Nick and Evelyn Wiley Paul and Diane Schmidt David Stern Richard H. Trask Kim and Carol Williams Steve and Kristin Schmitt Jason and Kimberly Stewart Teddy and Jamie Trenchard Mark D. Williams Armond Schwing Todd and Jeannie Stoa Joseph and Lora Trujillo Greg and Donna Willis Paul “Skip” and Terry Seltman George and Edith Stokes Martin and Inez Tunon Jon and Jennifer Wills Sewell Printing Service, Inc. Joey and Jena Stough W. Scott and Mary Turner J. Robert and Katherine Wilson Thomas and Peggy Shaffer Bob and Sue* Strahs Dan C. Tutcher Keri and Rob Wilson, Jr. Matt and Katie Shahan Wayne A. Strand Hoyt and Robin Utay Joel Winn Virginia and E.B.* Shawver Gary* and Nancy Ann Stuart Wesley* and Ginger Van Conet Kevin and Justina Winter David and Betty* Shefferly Gary and Dorie Sturgill William A. Van Orsdel William C. Witting Charles M. Shepardson Marcy Sullivan David VandenBoom Stuart E. Wolfe William R. Shields Suzanne and Paul Sullivan Scott and Phyllis Veronie Michael and Nancy Wood Greg and Janelle Siekaniec Jeffery and Lue Svendson Donald J. Vlcek, Jr. and W. John D. Woodward Michael and Minnie Simmang Kyle and Mallory Swanson Margaret Morse Dennis and Lori Wooten E. James and Shirley Skarda Don Switzenberg Tom and Sue Waldbuesser Tom and Pat Worden Melvin and Diane Skeeles Jim and Deanne Talbert Robert A. Walker, Jr. John and Beverly Wornom Devin and Brooke Skipper Allen R. Taylor Julius F.* and Sally Wall Steven Worth Richard B. and Donna M. Smith Don and B.J. Taylor Ebe Walter Charles H. Wright Chuck and Christy Smoley Fred and Nora Taylor Susan and Dr. James Walton III Kevin W. Wright Sam and Stephanie Smolik Jay and Robin Taylor John A. Warack Scott and Dianne Yaich Bob and Karen Sorenson Rea Taylor John and Becky Warren Jim and Janine Young Jim R. Sowers and Bonnie and Keith Thames Paul and Kathleen Warren Karl and Peggy Young Francine D. Merenghi Charles D. and Betty J. Thomas Waseca Sportsmen’s Club Julie Zadeck Joe and Annie Spell Christine and Stanton Thomas Bill and Ann Waters Roger and Karyl Zettl Joshua J. Spies J. E. “Yazoo” Thomas Robert Weiss Michael and Carolyn Stahl Snuff Thompson Michael and Brenda Wendlandt

Entering a Mangrove Restoration Area on the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico.

*Deceased 104 Names in BOLD – FY19 New Commitment Feather Society Feather Society members make the ultimate gift to Ducks Unlimited by pledging their resources through deferred giving plans such as wills, trusts, gift annuities, retirement plans, and life insurance policies. These commitments ensure DU’s ability to deliver our conservation mission beyond the donor’s lifetime. We are pleased to recognize our Feather Society members who have made a planned gift commitment of at least $100,000 with special thanks to those making a new commitment in fiscal year 2019.

LEGACY WETLANDS Patrick and Stephani Davis James P. Thein Brock A. Mason GUARDIAN William B. Dunavant, Jr. John A. and Judy Tomke Dr. L. J. Mayeux, Jr. ($20 million and above) Nate and Whitney Farley David and Tina Ventura Robert* and Debbie Middleton Ace* and Karen Feek James C. and Peggy L. Weber Jason S. Moore John W. Childs Robert and Kathleen Filbert Bradley D. Wein Dave Morrison Dave and Marg Grohne Barbara and Ralph Fisher III Hope and David K. Welles, Jr. Greg Nelson James C. Kennedy Douglas and Allison Frey Ward W. and Rita Willits Tommy O’Connor III Dr. James B. Giltner and Bill and Alicia Winchell Ron Pace Susan Henderson William C. Witting Glenn Parks LEGACY WATERFOWL Edmund H. Hardy Gregory A. and Myra L. Parrott PATRON Gene Henry Saf and Betty Peacock PLATINUM FEATHER ($10 million-$20 million) Steve and Liz Humphries Jack L. Perkins Orrin H. Ingram II SOCIETY Clyde R. Potter, MD Peter and JoAnne* Jackson ($500,000 - $999,999) Charitable Foundation Mack H. Jenkins Charles Edgar Rehn LEGACY CONSERVATION Lyle G.* and Gail T. Johnson Anonymous B. J. Ridder, Jr. PIONEER Rich and Joyce Johnson Michael D. Ayers Donald L. and Barbara L. Rollins Bob and Donna Kase Dave Baker Stephen and Claudia Rosasco ($5 million-$10 million) Richard Kice William Beckmeyer III Wayne Salem David R. and Betty S. King Shirley and John Berry, Jr. Betty-Anne Schenk Morgan and Becky Gust Clarence E. Klaus, Jr. Michael and Mary Bluschke Gary Schenk Tyler and Carla Johnson John and Patti Larson Paul and Jakki Boehne Paul C. and Terry L. Seltman Monty Lewis Larry E. Leese David and Sue Bowers Peter W. Spear David M. Schwarzmeier Walter F. and Mary Lou Lineberger Scott A. Brown Robert and Rita Sundberg Dr. Leonard J. Wolgast and Richard and Maria Julieta Litsch C-Family Trust Michelle and Chris Tracy Cathy L. Blumig Ken and Amy Lockard John and Jackie Cleek Harry and Bobbie Tsumas Michael and Bonnie Woodward Robert and Darlene Mackintosh Jorge L. Coppen Phillip and Earline Turner Jan and Norman E. Marwitz, Jr. James and Deborah Dodd David L. Waldo Larry and Marg O’Neil Roxanne Fleming Alan and Jan Wentz DIAMOND FEATHER SOCIETY Bill and Roni Overway Mike and Vivian Foate David and Sue Wetsch ($1 million and above) MSgt (Ret.) Lewis H. Pardon* Tricia and Jim Grant Richard A. Wood Clarence I. Paulsen, Jr. Grady C. Hartzog Anonymous Will and Mary Primos Jeff Heidelbauer and Richard and Theresa Barch James W. Purdy Rebecca J. McGee EMERALD FEATHER SOCIETY Rick* and Dixie Bechtoldt Allan D. Reishus, MD Dr. Denis E. and Anne Hruza ($250,000 - $499,999) Sandi and Paul Bonderson, Jr. James and Sue Ellen Reitzner Charles S. Hunter III Richard and Meredeth Bradford Robert and Georgiana Riley Lyndon C. Ibele Anonymous* Grant R. Brees Lonnie Robinson and Dawn Reisinger Mark and Kelsey Jackson Robert and Dee Bailey Dauane and Laura Briggs Garry D. Shaw* Greg James John A. Bario, Jr. Denise and Dave Bunning Chuck Shepardson William H. Kalwas Allen Barss Kay Church Charles E. and Sharon O. Sorenson Debby Kay Ralston G. “Rally” Bartholomew, Jr. John F. Cole Thomas S. Stafford Cody and Bailey Kearney James C. Beitzel Steve Coleman Mike and Cathy Stewart Gordon R. Martinson Pamela and John F. Bermen, Jr., MD David W. Conley

*Deceased Names in BOLD – FY19 New Commitment 105 Carol A. and Phillip D. Beckman, Sr. Lewis Bielanowski Jessop and Lindsey Boden Rob Bolin Mark A. Booth Terrence Boylan, Jr. Clete and Tammy Brewer Tom and Linda Brossia J. N. Brown Jared D. Brown Robert G. Brown John H. Bryant, Jr. Robert C. Buckley, PhD M. O. Buder Brent C. Burke Julie C. Burt William E. Byrd III and Martha A. Hendrix Diamond Life Sponsor Bryan Hammer hosts an Evening of Conservation in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. John and Joan Calder Ray and Joanne Caldwell Clay Boelz Howard and Peggy D. Johnson Virginia and E. B.* Shawver Dr. Trent A. Camp Sherwood M. “Woody” Boudeman Junior and Bonnie Kerns Joe Slivinski Rex Carlson John D. Brouillette William* and Mary L. Kinderman Bob and Kim Spoerl Tommy Carter Jim Bryant Scott Kline Dave Steger, MD Holden Cazayoux Matt and Lara Bunn Mike Kolasa Todd and Jeannie Stoa Coy Chappell and Sandy Madsack Joseph W. Case James D. Konkel Gary J.* and Nancy Ann Stuart Jim and Karen Charnholm Peter A. Claypatch Joseph M. Kulik Schuyler W. Sweet J. Michael Checkett James W. Cogdell Ken Laferriere Fred and Nora Taylor Greg and Sandy Christensen John and Jean Cole Marty and Cheryl Lau Bill and Betty Treder Vicki Churchward Peter and Jean Marie Coombs Jean Bengel Laughlin Michael G. Wendlandt Randal L. Coffin Angus R. Cooper III Rusty and Patricia Legg Stephen and Jeanan Willers Caleb and Lindsey Colbert Wickham and Hollis Corwin Marion and Richard* Leifer, Jr. James C. and Susan K. Wilson Cheryl Coleman John K. Cox Byron Liles and Robin Walker Barry E. Wood Vaughn and Laura Collins Bill and Sarah D’Alonzo Caden M. Lowe Eric A. Wood Shea and Dylan Combs William E. and Doreen Dean Callum Scott Lowe Steven Worth Dallas J. Coon Stanley J. Deptula, Jr.* Clayton “Barney” Lundeen Stephen and Dawn Wyckoff Jay Coulter William J. and Debora C. Ebert Nancy B. Mantz Sarah M. Curtis Fred Eckhardt Michael Martinson Lee Martin Danhauer Tom and Ora Enos Paul Shannon and GOLD FEATHER SOCIETY Jimmy and Debbie Darnell Nicholas and Vickie Erway Kimberly Ann Meadors ($100,000 - $249,999) Rebecca S. Davidson Roger M. Faber Col. Michael J. K. Meyer Jerry Davis, Sr. Jimmy and Stephanie Flynn Joe C. Moe and Jan Palmer Marolyn and Colonel Robert L. John Dennison Elliott S. and Patricia Gassner Kyle and Nicole Momsen “Bobby Lee” Acomb III Lawrence M. Denton Craig D. and Rebecca T. Gill Jefferson F. Neal Stephen and Laura Adair Carroll and Ruth Dolson Michael Gray Landon C. Neal Charlotte Adelman James Michael Dudley Kyle Green and Debbie Welder Marcus Pinson Neal IV Donald F. Anderson R. Eley Duke III Charlene Grunwaldt for Joseph S. Nicosia J. Scott Anderson J. Kirkwood and Cynthia S. Dupps Dr. David Grunwaldt* Michael F. Nolan Anonymous Hanson Frank Edwards, Jr. Madeline H. Gunter Kathy and Jim Nova Keith and Melinda Antell Scott and Melissa Eisenhauer Scott Hansard Ken and Judy* Packard Victor and Diane Arnold H. J. “Beto” Elizondo Dave and Paula Haydon Mrs. Eric Pierce Sherwin Artus Norman and Linda Engels Fred Heinz and Cheryl Ross Michael Edward Prochniak Stephen M. and Sharon J. Bachman Jim B. Erion Dallas Hempstead William and Tammy Reed Jody Powers Barton Kim L. Erion Bob and Martha Hester Thomas R. Rochette Dr. C. Stuart Bates Madilina Erion Jim Hulbert Patrick B. and Jane C. Ruster Michael D. and Nancy N.* Baudhuin Tim Flanigan Howard L. and Delores D. James D’Laine and Jeromy Rutledge In Memory of Ed Baumbach Cameron Fletcher Dave and Pat Johnson DuWayne and Jean Schuler Edward A. Beacom IV Erin J. Fletcher

*Deceased 106 Names in BOLD – FY19 New Commitment Gary and Christy Ford Henry Kirby III Scott Merlanti Tim and Carrie Roble Robert Andrew Fortier Tammi and Dr. Edward Kircher Mark and Julie Miller Brian and Kris Ross Memorial Fund Cheryl Kline Forrest E. Minges, Jr. Jesse Roush Gary and Pamela Fredrickson Kathleen K. and Theodore S. Knapp III Brandon Mitchell Kirk Sampson Friend of Washington DU Robert Knode Mike Morrison Pete Scalia Phillip and Holly Geier Lon W. and Bonnie Knoedler John W. Newman Janet and Jacob Schann, Jr. Allen and Debbie Geisen Terry D. Kostinec Dave and Amy Nicholson Paul and Diane Schmidt Robert W. Gibbs, Jr. John Kovarik James Allen Nygaard Steven P. Schmitt Tal and Natalie Goldsby Vernon E. Kreider, Jr. Jill Olsen Pat Schoffman Dr. Cameron and Meghan Good David and Jacquie Kuritzky Noel Orsak and Hunter McDonnell Michael W. and Linda Schriever Lloyd O. Goode, Jr. Jacquie Kuritzky Eric and Cortney Ottemann Bernard Schwartz and Cheryl Goodpaster Lucien P. Laborde, Jr. Julian and Haley Ottley Charlotte Adelman Gary Goodpaster Anthony B. Schwendinger John W. Goodwin Ronald D. and Donna A.* Scudder Ronny and Judy Graham Daniel G. Seago Robert Green Michael Sheppard Jim Gregory* Charles Skoning Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Grover Sam and Stephanie Smolik Betsy L. Grubbs Wayne A. Strand Jack and Beverly Grundhofer James D. Strickland David H. Hakes Suzanne Sullivan William O. Hamill Carol Anne Sutfin Robert E. Hammond Rich and Julie Swinyer Joel Hankinson Dr. John B. Synhorst II Mrs. J. P. Harrison Kyle and Donna Thaemlitz W. Byrd Harrison Bonnie and Keith Thames Griffin L. Hefton David G. Theel Lana Hefton Michael and Susan Thein Matt Hefton J. T. “Skip” Tubbs and Whitney J. Hefton Sally Roch-Tubbs James and Ceil Held Paul and Melissa Tuemmler Brett and Brandi Henderson David W. VandenBoom Fred and Valerie Henke Carol and Arthur Vanderree, Jr. Raymond P. Henkel, Ph.D. Katie and David* Wagner New Life Sponsors Jimmy and Jennifer Kopp of Thornton, Colorado, Boomer and Blair Hesley Thomas M. Waldbuesser attended the Ducks Unlimited National Convention in Hawaii. Willy and Holly Hillberg Roger Alan Walton and Roland Hirman Kendal Larson Connie S. Parker Helen T. Anderson Dr. Reginald Hislop III Douglas N. Lasher Faye Suzette Patterson Trust Wendell Weakley Ruth A. Hoefs Anthony T. Law Mark Pederson Daniel E. Webb Trust Edgar J. and Mary Louise Hollwedel Kirby B. Layman Eugene Pedro J. David Weber Dick and Janet Holman Craig L. and Elia Lemke Logan Perry Bryan and Tiffany Wiesner Mike E. Hoover Marty and Stacey Liesegang Arne M. Peterson Andrew T. Williams Mark A. Horvath A. Kel Long III, PC Dan* and Sandy Phillips Steve Williamson David Michael Hubbard Michael J. Long, MD Marc Pierce Paul and Janet Wimsatt Kenneth P. Hume Tom and Melody Loomis Ron Tice* and Sheryl Pietsch Jack Witt James and Christie Hunt Tom Lowe James and Patti Pike Sharon and Craig* Wood Jean Ann Jacobs Eddy Dunn Donald A. and Robin Polidori Charles H. Wright Michael S. Jacobs Perry and Tanya Lund Jason and Amy Porter Denny and Kathy Wright Jordan M. Jayson Thomas S. and Kathryn A. Marks Darnold Perszler Joseph and Tisha Wright Jay O. and Jane Jorgensen John and Lisa Martell Dr. Brian K. Priddle Larry and Tracy Yeager David and Carol Kaczmarek Grant and Ginger Martin Tom Quarandillo Louis “Bud” Kannenberg* Joseph G. Mazon and Lisa D. Happy Jon and Jennifer Rich Jordan Keller Kathleen and Byron McCollum Dale Robbins David Kennedy In Memory of Linda McCrackin Kirby and Linda Roberts A. H. King Kyle and Kimberly McGovern Mike Roberts Kenneth and Susan King Willard L. and Nancy K. McGowan Jimbo and Mary Morgan Robinson

*Deceased Names in BOLD – FY19 New Commitment 107 We are also pleased to recognize the following Silver Feather Society members who made a new commitment during the 2019 fiscal year (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019).

SILVER FEATHER SOCIETY Robbi and Louise Doherty Merle and Jeanne McElwain Matthew R. Shahan ($1 - $99,999) Troy A. Dubois Jeremy and Megan Mercer Tyler Shockley and Sidni DeClue Michael and Genea Elsberry Donald and Linda Meyer Brad and Julie Simmons Barry and Robin Allen Jim and Kristin Feaga Lance A Morton David R. Sinclair* Anonymous* Nicole Fehr Alisha and Sean Mussetter Earl A. Stanek* Libbie and Bill Ansell Landon and Brittany Feil Jeffrey and Brandy Neveldine Mike Stevenson* Ron and Jackie* Bartels Eric Finks Christine Nuse David S. Stewart* Aaron Beeson Andrew and Jenny Foraker Tracy W. and Marsha L. Oberleiter Larry Suedmeier and Sharon Dillon Mark and Jodie Biddlecomb Brian Garrels Jay and Tracey Oliver Ashley and Allison Sutherland Ann Brandon* Cheryl Garrels Nikolas and Brandi Perkins Brandon, Amy and Hunter Thompson Leslie Brooks Shawn and Mary Gibbons Linda G. Porter Charitable Fund of Matt Thon Roy Brooks Ryan D. Graves the Waccamaw Community Trent D. Trahan Lawrence Clinton Brostedt* Brandon J. Hall Foundation Mary Lou Trautwein-Lamkin Robert Buchman John O. Harris Helen M. Posey* James and Kathleen Tringale David M. Butler Katelynn Harris Ethan Pritchard Ben and Melanie Vaughn Jim and Marcy Calaway Owen Harris Madyson Pritchard Robert M. and Georgette C. Vilas Glenda and William* Carter Todd M. Heidelbauer Tanner Quattlebaum Revocable Trust Chris and Monica Cole James C. Heinzl* Patrick and Lisa Raney Archie D.* and Amy C. Walker Katherine Crow Chris and Malia Hildebrandt Richard D. Rawley* Jack and Nancy Wallace Craig and Jennifer Curtis G. Stewart Hoagland* Arliss Reed Constance Walton John and Eileen Cushman Mark W. Hoigaard Kimberly Reid Richard T. Weldon* Alfred N Darlington* Jeff and Lorrianne Holliday Jack Riesselman and Patricia Neifert Bill Wendt* Jim* and Linda Daugherty Guy R. Jackson James Roell Michael and Angela Wilburn Kirk and Rebecca Davidson Raymond E. Jackson Clay M. Rogers Nick and Evelyn Wiley Denny Denham Kenneth J. Jalowitz Matthew Rogue Ethan Winkler Midge Denham Ken Jansa and Cheryl Hillman Richard Jesse Roush Glenn Wood Jr. and Pamela Wood Barbara DeSpain Michael and Mary Lou Kiger Robert and Cheryl Saathoff Karl and Peggy Young Duane and Judy Dittberner John P. Labouisse III* Drew and Lori Santine Ronnie and Melisa Dodd Pat and Leigh Mastrantonio Brian Donald Schumacher Laura and Jayson Dodge Charlie and Squeaky May Jeff and Melynda Schutte

The Presbyterian College Chapter Committee prepares for their first event.

*Deceased 108 Donors listed above made a gift during the 2019 Fiscal Year. A list of all Major Sponsors can be found at www.ducks.org/annualreport. Honorary Trustees 2019

Ron Bartels Howard Harlan Monty Lewis Scott Salisbury Hon. John Boozman Dr. Mark Hartley Richard Lipsey Charlie Shaver Jerry Brocato Toxey Haas Andrew Lundquist David Sikes David Bunning Bob Hautman David Maass Joe Sivewright John Childs Hon. Martin Heinrich Bob Marshall Brett Smith Jeff Churan Charles Jobes Steve Maritz Hon. Debbie Stabenow Warren Coco Rich Johnson Ralph McDonald Mark Staley Matthew Connolly Jim Kennedy David McLean Mike Stewart Phillip Crowe Sarah Kennedy Doug Miller Scot Storm Bruce Culpepper James Killen Johnny Morris John Sullivan Paul Dickson Cal Kingsmill Hon. Lisa Murkowski Hon. Mike Thompson Skipper Dickson Jim Konkel Diane Oberhelman John Thompson John Dorrance Susie Konkel Doug Oberhelman Jeff Trandahl Billy Dunavant, Jr. Ryan Lance Anthony Padgett Ronnie Wells David Farren Charles Lane Tony Palermo Bill Willsey Hon. Raul Grijalva Hugh Lane Jerry Raedeke Hon. Rob Wittman Dave Grohne Bruce Lauritzen Dan Ray Richard Zuschlag Marg Grohne Gerry Lauritzen Oran Richard Scott Gunning Sissy LaVigne Steve Roberts

109 Volunteer Service Recognition

The Volunteer Service Recognition program acknowledges those who have dedicated 20 or more years of service to Ducks Unlimited through their gifts of time and talent to our mission. Volunteers are the backbone of Ducks Unlimited’s success and we are grateful to these individuals for their unwavering and ongoing leadership.

SERVICE YEARS William Dupont SERVICE YEARS Kenneth Cochran (55-59) Mike Dvorak (40-44) Charles Corwith ...... John Farley ...... Dan Cowling Richard Dobbs Douglas Freshwater Jeff Adsit James Crelia Duane Peitzmeier John Fulker Jim Anderson John Depuydt Kenneth Green Maury Anderson Leslie Eberhardt-Brown Steven Greenwell Michael Anderson Dick Ebert SERVICE YEARS James Grewe Frank Appleberry William Eisley (50-54) Mark Hanauer Allan Bachini David Ellingson ...... James Handley James Bachini Darrell Ernst George Heger George Erwin Don Ainsworth Thomas Ballew Andrew Kay John Esser James Bradford Brad Banfield Gary Kay Terrence Ethen Sheldon Brooks Robert Banfield David Kuen Joseph Ferretti Thomas Cates William Barney Steve Landig David Floore Thomas Davidson William Barrett Larry McConahay Robert Foster William Dekle James Baughman Gregory Meissner Julie Frischmeyer Donald Densow Gene Baxter Tom Meitler Marvin Frischmeyer Gregg Kuehn Richard Bayard Thomas Mouat Grahel Gannon Clarence Kunde Gary Bedient Howard Nixon Gary Garrison Robert Lawson Sandra Beitzel Bryant Palmore Robert Garrity Richard Mellon Robert Benge Darm Penney Wayne Gerondale Seward Mellon Dean Bergeaux John Ragsdale Terrence Gibson Toby Sherry William Bialecki Timothy Reger Lloyd Goode James Shull Douglas Biechele Kermit Reid Henry Gordon Richard Van Meter Thad Birmingham Glen Rucker Darl Bollman Jay Gordon Mark Saner Steve Boothe Gary Greenfield SERVICE YEARS John Schiller Douglas Bowen Jeff Gronholz John Schwab James Gronowski (45-49) Kent Bowman Mary Simmang Richard Guiney ...... Robert Boyce Michael Simmang Gary Hamman Dennis Anderson Gus Bramann Tom Smalling Nick Handlow Ron Bartels Daniel Bray William Stoffle Nat Harris Frank Batson Paul Brown Bing Taege Palmer Harry Eugene Bayard Tim Brown Brett Taylor Ronald Hartwig Eric Beier Mark Bryant James Vance Brian Haukom James Bel Ronald Buege Ron Vlach Micheal Hecht Dedric Bergstrom Billy Burrow Greg Wagener Robert Heidelbauer Bill Brannan Grover Cantwell James Walton Virginia Heller Thomas Brossia J. Curtis B. Cantwell Dennis Ward Robert Hoffman John Burke Joseph Cappadona Bill Wehrle Mike Hogan Tom Carlson David Carriere Bernie Westfahl Harvey Holland Thomas Cartmill Mark Casper Donald Wilkinson Janet Holland Jeff Churan Steven Chancellor George Wilson Royce Holland Kerman Copeland Rick Cherington John Winkler Kevin Holthaus Robert Corrigan John Chrzanowski Joel Winn Roy Honermann James Demgen Joe Citta

110 John Hoover Don Paschke Brian Wagener Donald Buchanan John Howell Gerald Pavelek Sandra Wagener Ken Bucklew Douglas Hubbard William Pearsall Jack Walker Larry Bybee Maynard Isaacson Keith Petersen John Warren Ted Byerly Donald Jago Donald Pfotenhauer David Wente Robert Call Wayne Jarman John Poston Willard Wheeler Rick Campbell Catherine Jenssen William Price Gordie White Joyce Camper Mark Jenzen Thomas Quarandillo Jim Wilson Elaine Carlson Gerry Johnson Bob Reiss James Wolfe Butch Carraway Howard Johnson Jon Renner Bradley Wright Donald Carter Tom Jordan Kirk Rentschler Stephen Wyckoff William Charlton Gilbert Kalinec Gary Rhone Joe Cioni Thomas Kapellas Craig Riley Gary Cleland John Kelsey Terry Robbins SERVICE YEARS Bradley Close Junior Kerns Don Roberson (35-39) Bruce Cole Thomas Kerr Chris Rogers ...... Frank Collas Andrew Killoren Charles Rose Don Aarstad William Collins Rick Knobloch Joel Rosenow Edmund Alexander Pete Coors David Kominkiewicz Al Rosgaard Randy Ammann Harold Corfits Robert Koverman Dick Rost David Anderson Daniel Crigler Walter Kuntze Todd Rost Les Anderson Steve Crusoe William Lange Joseph Rowan Robert Arigoni Michael Cunningham Scott Lassila Gary Salmon James Arrington Benjamin Curtis Thomas Lawrence Dolores Sapletal Pete Babineaux Milton Dailey Rusty Legg Gary Schaub Dale Barnett Gatewood Dashiell Charles Lehman Robert Scheelk Peter Bartley Jerry Dashiell Monty Lewis Richard Schiebel Marcia Battey Robert Davis Jim Lillis Terry Schroeder Edward Beacom Thomas Day Richard Lipsey Raymond Scoggins Brad Beard Bruce Deadman Robert Loring Carroll Senn Nancy Beck Larry Dennis Philip Lukish Douglas Shade Phil Bellows John Dinan Robert Lunz Thomas Shryock Brick Berberich George Dobney Maurice Lusby Fred Simpson Robert Berg Keith Dosch Stuart Maas Robert Sivertson Terry Bernard Charles Driessen Joseph Maggini Roger Sorensen George Berry James Dunks James Manderfield Stephen Stackhouse Harold Bickner Harry Easley William May Henry Stefanski John Bischof Jeanene Ebert Randy Mc Donough Kathy Stelly Glenn Bish Robert Edgell Charles Mccosh William Stullken Bob Bissonnette Darrell Ehlers John McDonald Larry Sukup Brant Bittman Bruce Ellis Lynn McDowell Francis Svoboda Roy Blackshear Leland Enochs Tim McEntire John Talmage Bill Bolin David Foos Peter McHugh Dale Terryberry James Bolin Linda Foos James Mears Richard Thoma Urie Boulden Stephen Foster Richard Micka Ronald Thorngren Terry Boxdorfer Marvin France Charles Miller William Thurman Rob Boyce Daniel French Henry Miller Tim Till John Brau Neil French Robert Monroe Dennis Tilly Joyce Brau Bruce Froh Donna Morgan Chuck Truesdale Tim Brazell Roger Frye Michael Morgan Ellen Truesdale Ross Breitweiser Robert Galda John Murphy W. Scott Turner Robert Brewton Richard Gallina Rives Neblett Marvin Tuttle Jan Brindo Tom Giese Cherry Niemeyer Wayne Valentine Larry Briney Richard Gillespie Paul Niemeyer David VandenBoom Lyle Brock Clell Goodson William O’Neill David Verone Charlie Brown Micheal Grady William Ottum Michael Vigneau Don Brown Brooke Gray Randal Pagel George Vincent Leroy Brown John Green

111 Neal Griffin Thomas Langenhorst Stanley Pitcher Roe Terry Joe Gronski Rodney Larson Franz Plattner James Thomas Mike Guilfoile Ronald Lau Ruth Plitt Phil Thompson Larry Guldenbrein Martin Lawrence Don Poggensee Lonnie Thornton Scott Gunderson Frank Lemcke William Poindexter Louis Tonsmeire Maynard Gwaltney Larry Lett John Pope Vernon Traxler Sonny Hagseth Ralph Lettieri Phillip Puestow Steve Trochuck Mark Hailey Donald Lewers Frank Ramey Todd Trumm Jim Hall Renae Liming Scott Rasmussen Leonard VanAusdal Richard Hamilton Carl Loff Mike Reagan Roger Vincent James Hamtak Blase Lorio Karen Reed Norbert Wagner Keith Hancock Gretchen Lovelace Martin Reed Doug Wainwright Jeffrey Hansel Woody Lovelace Tom Reed Don Walkowicz David Hargrave Conrad Lozano Dan Reiff George Walthall David Harper Roger Luhrsen Dennis Renfro Robert Webber Bruce Hartel Thomas MacKie Gilbert Repa Mike Webster Roger Hebeisen Barbara Maines Lawrence Ringley Leroy Whitaker Todd Heidelbauer Will Maines Edward Rockhill James White Brent Hemly Lester Mallette Ted Rowe Ken Wiederrick Bill Henry Dwight Marquardt Kenneth Sabrsula James Williams William Herrmann Jim Mason Anthony SanGregory John Williams Larry Hill Ronald Maurer Brian Saybe Lee Wimberley Timothy Hofius James McDonald Charles Scanlan Frank Wolka Dale Howard Adrian McInnis William Schaefer David Young Ronald Howard James McMahon Steve Schmidt Paul Zemlyn Camille Hoyt Thomas Meister Linda Schomberg Leonard Zierke Rogers Hoyt Gene Meleski Neal Schuleman Steven Zimmerman Thomas Hughes Suzanne Meleski William Schuster Edward Hulsman Fred Miller Tony Sellers Rod Isebrand Donald Molitor Terry Semke SERVICE YEARS Edward Jacobson Dale Moody Robert Sensel (30-34) Brad Jensen Barb Moore David Shefferly ...... Jon Jeresek Mark Morris Robert Shimanek James Abbott Beverly Jester Hans Muelle Lena Shores Roy Abbott Galen Johnson John Munson Roger Shortill James Adams Glen Johnson Dean Muntz Darrel Simon Kurt Adams Richard Johnson Charles Myers Jules Simoneaux Joseph Aitken Robert Johnson Jodi Naatz Edward Slaminski Robert Aitken Robin Johnson Lane Nebeker Albert Smaistrla Ted Albers Douglas Jones Darryl Nelson James Smith Leonard Albiniak Mary Jones Joyce Nelson David Smrchek Peter Albrecht Donald Kallenberger Troy Niemeyer William Snyder Sandy Albrecht Steven Karber John Ochs Tim Soderquist Mark Albright Brent Kelly Daniel Olson Lew Steckler Don Alcorn Clyde King Larry O’Neil Thomas Steele Nancy Alexander Steven King Gregg Ouverson Leon Stenz Danny Allen Edward Kircher Gerald Palmer Willie Strickland Richard Allen Greg Koczur Larry Parker Margie Stuart Jay Alsaker Steve Kohlhoff Perry Pelton Paul Sullivan Donald Anderson Ray Konz Jon Perpich Suzanne Sullivan Gregg Anderson Paul Kooiker Neil Person Otto Sumner John Anderson Alan Koranda Gary Peterson John Suva Thomas Anderson John Kovarik Henry Peterson Gene Swanson Wayne Anderson Tony Krahn Rodger Petryk Fred Tanner William Ansell Herbert Krueger Gene Pfeiffer Fred Taylor Ronald Anway Allen Kube Richard Pickard Nora Taylor Lynn Appleford Molly Lane Mike Piepel Bruce Teigen John Argent

112 Jon Arney Keith Bowers William Colvin Dave Duncan Duane Arnister Gordon Boyd Michael Combes Doug Duncan Rodney Avey Hallas Boyd John Compton Steve Duncan Dabniel Baasen William Boyle Neil Compton George Dunklin Terry Babros Charles Bradford Charles Connelly Ken Durdahl Mark Badgwell Patrick Brady Bruce Conner Thomas Dworak J.D. Bailey Greg Brand Richard Conway Michael Dwyer Henry Baldwin Floyd Branstetter Ralph Cooper Mimi Eberhardt Brian Balfour Grant Brees Donald Corbitt James Ebers Leslie Bambauer Randy Bridgman Tom Cossey Fred Ebert Douglas Barfield Steven Brimhall William Coward Mark Eby Kit Barker Tom Brimhall David Crenshaw David Echert Steve Basnight Alfred Brown James Crouch Philip Edwards James Bassett Mel Bruhn Gary Cruickshank Steve Edwards William Bassett Charles Brumm Bret Cuneo Dick Elam Donald Baumann Bee Bryan Richard Cuneo Beto Elizondo Dale Baxter Earl Buenting John Cushman Jonathan Ellis John Beach Von Bullin Lester Dailey Murray Ellison Darrell Beck Mark Bunney Howard Dalsgard Etsell Emde Warren Beckemeier Doug Burch Linda Daugherty Mike Endsley James Beitzel Bruce Burdick Marvin Davant Eugene Engrav Ray Belk R. L. Burnworth Daniel De Gruttola Thomas Enos Jane Bell Calvin Burton Thomas Deagle Raymond Eserhaut Kenny Bell Robert Burton Joseph Deaser Todd Etzel Michael Benevento Raymond Busch John Delie Dave Evans Joe Bennett W. C. Byerly Carroll Denham Robert Eyeington Ronald Bennett Leonard Cadran Stephen Denkers Roger Fath William Bennett Dennis Campini Harold Denney Jay Feil Bob Benson Theodore Canellos Jon Detwiler David Feldhege Dennis Beran Flint Carlson Stephen Dey Chip Felland Richard Berg Todd Carlton Bob Diemer Mitchell Feltmeyer Chuck Bergeron Martin Carollo Joey Diesi Sam Fertitta Edmond Bergeron Ron Carrion Jacob Dietiker Bill Fester Jim Berkeland Mike Carter Allan Dimmick Harold Fick Kevin Berkenpas Bob Casper Greg Dinkel Paul Fincher Charles Berrier Tove Casper William Dirks Pete Fischer Thomas Berube Rex Cate John Ditta Fred Fleet Mark Bethel James Cerza Julie Dittmann David Flink Robert Beuthien Vernon Chambless Ed Dixon Mary Lou Floersch Charles Bevis Richard Chapman Gregg Dixon John Floyd Loran Bieber Randolph Chavers Eugene Dollen James Flynn Gregory Bird Michael Checkett Fred Donini Jeffrey Folland Terrell Black Gregory Chentnik Joseph Dorvinen John Forman Ronnie Blackmon Richard Childers George Doty Robert Foster Charles Blaha John Chmielewski La Vonne Doty Timothy Foster David Blakemore Steve Christian Laura Dougherty Charles Fox Carl Blank Robert Cigrand Michael Douglas Rick Fox Robert Blickenstaff Steven Cigrand James Dow David Foy Doug Block David Cipar William Dowswell Al Franke Jim Bloom Edward Clark Thomas Drake Gary Franke Keith Blythe Jeffrey Clark James Drenning James Franklin Joe Boll James Cleland Terry Driggers George Frazier George Bonniwell Mark Cobb Karl Duex Johnny Frederick Vern Bontrager Randal Coffin William Duffey Kim Frederick Terry Borges David Coffindaffer James Dugan Robert Freeland Steven Borst Bill Collins Dan Dugenske Dennis French Emil Boucek Kevin Collison Grant Duhn Robert Friedberger

113 Fred Froehlich Roger Hellinga Clarke Jones Al Lane Jay Froelich Robert Helmly Craig Jones Jimmy Lane Forrest Fromm Art Henry Paty Jones Penny Lane Terry Fuchs Gene Henry Robert Jones Jim Lange Joe Fultz Ron Hensley Steven Jones Teresa Larson Monica Fultz John Herman Thomas Jones Harold Lee Jennifer Gable John Hertlein Robert Jonet Michael Lee Patrick Gallagher Dennis Higgins Jay Jorgensen Chad Leger Vince Galley Peggy Higgins Gaylord Jowett Patricia Legg Kenneth Gardner Brent Higgs Todd Kaib John Leonard Richard Gartner Samuel Hill Gary Kallicott Rick Leth Elliott Gassner Steven Hite Arthur Kasson Carolyn Lewis Allen Geisen Bob Hoevet Patrick Kelly Michael Lieurance Paul Gettelman William Hoffman Robert Kemp Richard Lindell Douglas Geuder Roger Hohensee Brian Kennedy Curtis Lindsey Raymond Glenz Paul Holifield James Kennedy T. William Lingo Glenn Goergen Johnny Holland Stanley Kenny Larry Litke David Goetz Gerold Holmes Larry Kerestes William Litt Gaston Gondry Joseph Holoubek Dennis Keschl Edward Lodin Jeffery Goyt Tim Holshouser John Keyser Frederick Loehr Joseph Grabowski Mike Hopfauf William Kidder Donald Lown Mick Grabowski Brett Hopponen Patrick Killian Mark Loyd Lewis Graves Shirley Horner Edward Kime Loren Luckow Wayne Gray Gary Hoscheid Eddie Kimes Michael Maaranen Kim Greenland Sherb House Darwin Kirsch Dennis Maass Robert Greenland Donald Howlett Chuck Klima Bruce Macdonald Russell Greer Linda Howlett Keith Klocke Timothy MacIntyre Donnie Griffin Stephen Hoxworth George Kluempke Barton Mackey Michael Griffin Ted Hoyt Craig Knight Paul Madison James Grimes Richard Huffman Bradley Knox Scott Madison David Grohne Allen Hughes Delores Koch Terry Magers Scott Gruenberg Keith Hughes Carolyn Kominkiewicz Jim Malepsy Robin Gulick James Hulbert Ted Kondos Louie Maloy Charles Gummey Thomas Humberstone Donald Konietzko Susan Maloy Roger Gunesch Stanley Huner James Konkel Lonnie Manalia David Guzinski Elaine Hunt Jerry Kopischke James Mankiewicz Larry Hadenfeldt Leland Hutchins Robert Koppers Randolf Manlick Carol Hagen Courtney Ide LeRoy Koster Mahlon Maris David Hakes Laurie Ide Kalevi Kotkas Carl Marriott Douglas Halbrooks In Memory of Kenneth Ray, Jr. Richard Kowallik Robert Marschke Gregory Hamilton Brett Irving Robert Kraemer Philips Marshall Jim Hamlett Charles Iverson Kevin Kranzo Charles Martin James Handley Cheryl Jaastad John Krick Keith Martin Harley Hansen Ivan Jackson, Jr. James Kruse Leonard Martin Lowell Hansen Steven Jackson Thomas Kuck Michael Martin Mark Hansen Tony Jacobs Ken Kuhn Thomas Marvel James Harkin James James Hank Kuhne Phil Marvin Tom Harmon Joseph Jedlicka Chip Kurzenbaum Randall Mast Jim Harris T. Christopher Jenkins Martin Kurzendoerfer Michael May John Harris Robert Jensen Mike Kuzniewicz L. J. Mayeux Douglas Hartke Dave John Ron Kwasny Edward McCann Patricia Hartmann Donovan Johnson Lucien Laborde Howard McCutchan Maurice Harvey Gail Johnson Terry Lamb Mike McDonald Darrell Hazle Jerry Johnson Mike Lambert Mickey McMillin Chip Heaps Oren Johnson Stan Landess Sharon Meade Rory Heckman Steven Johnson Rosemary Landowski Philip Meador Keith Helland Charles Jones Dennis Landry Hunter Medler

114 Bernie Meier Jim O’Fallon Ira Richardson John Senty Kim Mello Roy Oliver William Richardson John Serigny Charles Melton Paul Olle Lloyd Ricks Dennis Seubert William Meredith Rod Olson John Rife Cornelius Sheehan Frank Mertz Val Olson Mark Robbins Daniel Shevock Bert Metz Kevin O’Malley Ronal Roberson Thomas Shuff Brian Metzger William O’Neal Kirby Roberts Gloria Siirila Arthur Meyer John Overbey Keith Robinson Gregg Silverberg Carl Meyer Dennis Overson Steven Rollefson Cameron Simmons Kurt Michael Dennis Pabst Lynn Rollin Lee Simonar Debbie Middleton David Pankow Donald Rollins Eddie Simons Douglas Miller Richard Paris Clifton Rooney Craig Simpson Gerald Miller Doug Pariseau Jay Roper Michael Simpson Jeremy Miller Michael Parkowski Billy Rose Chuck Sisserson Marv Miller Duane Parsons Robert Roth Jeff Skidmore Raymond Mills Jared Patout Gary Roussan James Skogstrom Winfield Mitchell John Pauli Joe Routh Kenneth Skowronski Lowell Mohler Eric Paull William Rowland Bill Smith David Monk Raymond Pederson Lynne Rozine Dave Smith Edward Montague Brian Pellish Steve Rucker Georgetta Smith Christopher Montgomery Mike Peltz Larry Ruebke Harold Smith Don Moore Clyde Penrod Virgil Rukuiza Mike Smith Bob Moran Dave Perry Rusty Russell William Smith Timothy Morgan Jody Peters Rick Saenz Latt Soileau Jerry Moritz Dennis Petersen Mark Saigh Thomas Souvignier Phil Mormann Gregory Petersen Rick Salchert James Sowers Danny Morris Kent Petersen Richard Sanders Kim Spihlmann Jon Morse Richard Phillips Timothy Sanders Steve Spihlmann Joe Moss Lud Pierce George Sapna Robert Spoerl Barry Mower Richard Pierce Patrick Saunders Bryce Sproul Susan Moxley Curt Pilkington Ted Schacht Michael Stahl Willard Mueller Kenny Pitre Darrell Scherwinski Kevin Stallard Tom Muench John Pittenger Dick Schick Alan Staples Timothy Mullen Bruce Posey Philip Schlarmann James Steckley Thomas Munich William Powell Steven Schleper Joseph Steever Cathy Munson Mark Pratt Michael Schlichte Michael Stefanski Jeffrey Munson Robert Preston Patricia Schmaltz Warren Stefanski Joe Murphy Joseph Propst John Schmidt Mike Stegmann John Myers Bruce Prouten Lyle Schmidt Katherine Stevens Billy Myrick Dennis Purington Wade Schmidt Myron Stevens Jack Nagle Crawford Purser Dennis Schmidtke James Stewart Jerry Narr Mike Putz Dennis Schneider Robert Stinson Dale Nauman Lawrence Pyne Gene Schneidewind Court Storey Larry Neal Laverne Ratzlaff Jeffery Schnell Scott Stubbe Clifford Nelson Harold Ravenscraft Gene Schneweis Bradford Sturgis Buzz Neprud Frederic Reid Michael Schriever Samuel Suchon Lee Ness Anthony Reiff Dennis Schroeder Jim Sueper John Newman Don Reinardy Gregory Schulte Jeffery Sukup Maurice Newman Sue Reinardy Edward Schultz William Sullivan Charles Nicholls Charles Reinholtz Angela Schuster Debra Sutherland Thomas Nichols Darrel Reinke Terry Schutz Bob Sutton George Nitzel Bill Reisz Ron Schweigert Charles Svoboda James Nixon Rich Reitz Stephen Scott Kyle Swanson Greg Norlin Ark Rhowmine William Scott Lee Swearingen Jimmy Nygaard Richard Riccio Jesse Scudder Larry Swofford Tracy Oberleiter James Rice David Seitz Harry Tabor Dennis Ochs Ron Rich Tony Senn Eddie Talbert

115 Kirk Talbot John Wetzel Ralph Aldrich Ronald Bartz Thomas Tameling Glenn Wheeler Harbert Alexander Thomas Barz Andrew Tarkington John Whitby Mark Allegranza Robert Bass Daryl Tasler Fred White Farrell Alleman Michael Bauerschmidt Randy Taylor Frederick White Bill Allen Norma Baxter Bonnie Thelke Julian Whittington Jack Allen Donald Beardsley Charles Thieme Greg Wicke Tim Allen Bob Beaver Thomas Thornton Jack Wiese Lawrence Amacker Ronald Bechard Mark Toomey Ronald Wiese Mark Anderson Fred Becker Peter Toutant Neil Wiken Neal Anderson Vern Becker Jeffrey Townsend Paul Wilhelm Peter Anderson Chip Beckford Scott Treiber Warren Wilkinson Tom Anderson Luann Behnken Gary Tremblay Dale Willey Tye Anderson Steven Behnken James Tringale Walter Williams Vernon Anderson Mark Beilfuss William Trippler Harry Willis Robert Andrews Peter Beischer Joseph Trujillo Cynthia Wilson Wayne Andrews Ron Belden Daniel Tully George Wilson Libbie Ansell Tammy Belk Craig Turbak H.A. Wilson Gerald Anson Sandi Bell Richard Turcott Mark Wilson Judy Appleberry Joseph Bellavance Karol Turner Roy Wilson William Argabright Rick Benavides Tad Turner Garry Winchester James Argerbright Don Beneke Mark Umnus Michael Wing Mel Arians Mary Benhard Warren Vahle Ralph Winkler Dennis Armour Frank Beninate Mike Van Abel Robert Winterton Charles Armstrong Keith Bennett Timothy Van Abel Gregory Wirtz Mark Armstrong Larry Bennett Dan Van Doren William Wister Jay Arnold Mike Bennett Peter VanLaarhoven Michael Witt Joe Arnold Lester Bensch Kenny Vaughn Musial Wolfe Peter Arnold Richard Benson Mindy Vaughn Harley Wood Sherry Arnold Rosemary Berg Harold Veeder Karen Wood Michael Arthur Rick Berkenpas Joseph Viscuso Wayne Wood Patrick Arthur William Bermel Brent Waddell Albert Woodhead Sherwin Artus Brian Bermes David Wagner George Woodring Wayne Atkinson Tyler Beutow Kenneth Wagner Mike Woods John Auer Clinton Bevins Ronald Wakimoto Michael Wootton Dwayne Augustus Tony Biamont Tom Waldbuesser Robert Word Pete Aviotti Alex Bideaux Scott Waldner Abe Workman Charles Aydlette Blair Bissell Ben Walker Matthew Wright Scott Baccus Cheryl Bizek Jim Wallace Ronald Wright Wogan Badcock Daniel Bizek Richard Wallace Dennis Young Barnett Bailey Richard Bizek Larry Walls Michael Young Daniel Baker Terri Bizek Michael Walsh Dennis Zimmerman George Baker William Black Kenneth Walters Greg Baker Mike Blaha Ray Walters William Baker Linda Blake Scott Wangsgard SERVICE YEARS Rodney Bakken Richard Blakely Keith Warrick (25-29) Brian Baltz Matthew Blomeke John Watson Jerry Balzraine Tom Bodtke Allen Watts Von Abbott Michael Bambauer Mal Boland Janice Wavra David Ackerman Clifford Bampton Gene Bolin Gerald Wehmeyer Gene Adams Dave Bang Franklin Bolton Robert Weiler James Adams Brian Banister Don Bonar Duane Wellnitz Jeff Adams Steve Barber James Bonds Larry Werner Linda Ahleman Jack Barkholz Ryan Bonser Bimbo West Lawrence Albanese Al Barnes Tom Booker William West Rudy Albert Daniel Barnett Paula Bordelon Dennis Westerman Bill Aldinger Robert Barry Brian Boree Dale Wetzel Oliver Aldrich Calvin Barstow John Borel

116 Don Bork Charles Cabell Allen Cormany George Dixon Dale Borske Jack Cable Alan Cosimini Parker Dobson Joan Borske Keith Cain Daniel Cotter James Dodd Dale Bourgeois Ed Cajthaml Curt Cotton Marshall Doeller David Bowers Bill Caller Jeffrey Coughlin Bonnie Dollen Bret Bowlin Steve Camp Donald Cox David Dondelinger Joseph Bowling Herbert Campbell Travis Cox Michael Donnelly Greg Bowman Timothy Caplinger Kenneth Craighead Neil Donner Josh Bowman Richard Capozza Linda Crenshaw Michael Donohue Joseph Brady James Capps Danny Crigler Tim Donovan Robert Brady Samuel Carlson Arthur Crocker Joe Dorman Garry Brandenburg Steven Carlson Eldon Croegaert Douglas Downes James Branham Linda Carr James Cropsey Connie Doyle Susie Brannon Chris Carroll Tommy Cross David Drinan Vyke Breen Larry Carroll Troy Cruchelow Silas Driskill Charles Brewster Brian Carter Tommy Crumbly Ben Driver Robert Brewton Tommy Carter Beverley Crump Dennis Drummond John Brichacek Djuana Cartillar Robert Curtis Peter Drummond Arthur Bristol Kyle Cassel Brad Cushman Michael Dudzinski Jerry Brocato Steven Cate William Cushman Edward Duesing Blair Brody Dale Cauley Beth Cuskey Thomas Duff Jeff Brooks Jan Cecka Gary Cyr Dennis Dugat Arlyn Brousil George Cerutti Sally Dailey Timothy Dumont Kenneth Brousil Michael Cerutti Todd Dailey William Dunavant Remy Broussard Burton Cestia Ken Dalager Julie Duncan Tim Brower Danny Champion Greg Damron Lynn Duncan Dean Brown Wayne Champion Armin Daubert Andy Dunton Doug Brown Randy Chandler Edward Daugherty David Dutoit Jeffrey Brown Joseph Chas Kirk Davidson Scott Dutton Kerry Brown Casey Cherington Greg Davis Brad Duty Linda Brown Michael Chester Mark Davis Jon Duyvejonck Randall Brown Edward Chevallier Melissa Davis Greg Dzieweczynski Roger Brown John Chew Randy Davis Richard Eaton Scott Brown Tommy Chilcutt Scott Davis William Ebert Leonard Brumana Phil Christensen Wayne Davis, Jr. Dale Eckert Butch Brunken Roger Christianson Alan Dean Dan Eckert Don Brunworth Dave Cichos Jeff DeBlieux Michael Eckmann Thomas Bryan Dave Clark Lyle Dede Robert Edmonds Robert Bryant David Clark Roy Defriend Pete Edquist Hank Buermann John Clark Scott Delamore Kendall Edwards Elmer Bull Edward Clarke P. J. Demarie III Kenny Eggemeyer Randall Bullington Roger Claypool Jeffrey Demay Deb Eisenmenger John Bundy Garnett Cleaton Raymond Dender Tim Eisenmenger John Bunner Robert Clevenstine Richard Dengler Tom Elhart Dean Buntrock Lee Clewell Andrew Denzer David Eller Todd Bunzick Shane Cline Mark Derhake Van Ellig Richard Burch Lionel Clouatre Larry Derochie William Elsing Edward Burchett Raymond Cobbs Betty Deubler David Elwing Raymond Burckart Warren Coco Edward Deubler Anthony Enciso Timothy Burdon Steve Conenna Robert Dewar Orris Erlandson Raymond Burris Garry Connell Jeff Didier James Erwin Ward Burton Matthew Connolly Randal Dieter Ralph Erwin August Busch William Connow Mark Dillman W. Bruce Etter Joe Butcher Stephen Cook Eric Dillon Randy Evans Wade Butler Jerry Cooper David Dingle John Everett Barbara Butzler John Corey Norma Disalvo Daniel Fabian Jack Byrne Richard Corkran Herbert Dittus Joe Fakouri

117 Bonita Falletti Russ Gautreaux Dennis Gust Don Herrig Thomas Farris Roy Geer Edmund Hackney Bob Herring Jack Faufau James Geiger Jack Hadley Gary Herring Jay Faulkenberry Stephen Gendreau Richard Haeuser III Joe Hesse Bruce Fauth Richard Genseal Scott Hageman Stuart Hickerson Mark Fedderke Harold Gerow Jay Hagen Allen Higginbotham Ray Felton Russell Gettleman Gene Hagerty Andrea Hight John Ferguson Charles Giardina David Haggard Jeffrey Hintze Matthew Fernholz John Giardina John Hahn Philip Hiser Kenneth Ferris Anthony Gibson Craig Hakkaas Philip Hocker Jim Fields William Gibson Steve Hale Gregory Hodges Ronald Filipchuk David Gieber John Hall Kevin Hodges Vicki Filipchuk Dennis Gilbert Steven Hall Bob Hoen Jerry Finley Craig Gill Ben Hamilton Rod Hoeth James Finstad James Givens Lowell Hamilton Michael Hoffman Doyle Fischer Frank Gladden John Hammel Bill Hogan Sherri Fischer-Sinnaeve Loren Glatzmaier Steven Hamrick David Hohlfeldt Cynthie Fisher Scott Glaze Bill Hance Clifford Hollestelle Robert Fisher John Glenn Michael Haney Donald Holloway Alfred Fisikelli James Glick Eugene Hansard Devone Holmes Joan Fleischer David Glissman Richard Hanson Ken Hoopman James Fletcher Debra Gochenour Mark Hardesty Michael Hoover John Floyd Rex Gochenour Dennis Hargett Kenneth Hopkins Michael Fluharty Cornelius Goehring Howard Harlan Mark Hopkins Ronald Forman Danny Goins Nick Harling Scott Hopkins David Foster Robert Gokey Thomas Harnack Allan Hopp Richard Fournier Michael Gonzalez Daniel Harris Bradley Hopp Richard Fowler Lon Goodnight W. T. Harris Robert Hoppe William Fox Matt Goodson Gary Harrison Leo Horant Dave Foy Robert Gosman John Harrison Bob Horner David Frady John Graf Steven Harrison Timothy Horner Dennis Francoeur Shawn Granger Donna Hart Tom Horner David Frank Barry Graunke Gene Hart Lee Horsley Ray Freeman Jeff Graunke Grady Hartzog David Howard Craig Freidel Steven Gray Patrick Haskins John Hruby Jack Freidel Tim Gray William Hastings Phil Hubbard Paul Freihofer Eugene Grazzini Robert Hatcher Royce Hudson George Frisbee Gregory Grazzini Robert Hawkes Stanley Hufford John Fritz Ted Green Don Hay Paul Hufschmidt Walter Fulp Joseph Greene Gaylen Hayes Larry Huggins Keith Futrell Andrew Greer Sherrill Hebert Allen Hughes Michael Gaffney Nicholas Gresham Dick Heckman Clay Hughes Anthony Gailloreto Garrett Grier Michael Hedlund Donald Hughes Renee Gailloreto Charles Griffin Richard Heebner Mark Hughes Terry Galloway John Griffin Larry Heidebrink Walter Hughes Bruce Gamage Tommy Griffin Jerry Heinrichs Dudley Humphrey Stephen Gamble Robert Grinarml Odin Helgerson John Hunt Ed Gansemer Mark Gruebele Raymond Helland Larry Hunter Jarrod Gardiner Michael Gruendel David Helms James Hurt Jon Gardner Ken Guidry Randy Hemann Joseph Hurwitz Kiah Gardner Kenneth Guilbeau Conrad Hendrickson George Huther Tas Gardner Mark Guinan Stephen Hendrix Jim Hymbaugh John Garner Roxie Guiser Jay Henges Lyndon Ibele Brian Garrels Edward Guljas Ralph Henne Jon Ingle Michael Garrett Craig Gurgens Lou Henneck Bob Inglis Gene Gasper Will Gurton Bud Henry Stephen Intemann Henry Gaulden Larry Gushea Edward Henry Dwight Jackson

118 Gerard Jackson Joanne Keller Bradley Larson Troy Lynch Guy Jackson Mark Kettelkamp Mark Larson John Lytle Peter Jackson Lyle Kibbe Troy LaRue David Maass Buddy Jacob Henry Kidd Gregory Laubacher John Mac Farlane David Jacober Gordon Kiesgen Kenneth Lauer David MacAuley Mike Jacobs James Killen Michael Laughman Peter MacGaffin Bob Jaeger George Killian Joe Laukemper Jack Machen Allen Jaggi Ted Killingsworth Scott Laukemper Gene MacHolan Roy James Glenn Kimmel Sue Lavrenz Wallace Mahanes Glen Jammaron Bill King Robby Lawson Bernard Mahon Larry Janicek Billy King Paul Leahy Kenneth Major Robert Jansen Larry King David LeBato Pat Major Bill Januszewski Richard Kinn Norbert LeBlanc Curtis Malcolm Larry Jarvis David Kisch Darwin Leek Jeffrey Maletzke Bruce Jasper Joe Klein Russel Lehr Ross Malone Michael Jeansonne Bret Klobendanz Darin Leis Todd Maloney Curtis Jeffers Steve Klocek Tom LeJeune Russell Mangus Doug Jeffers Ralph Knepper Garland LeMaire Don Manley Roy Jennings Jeffrey Knittel Peggy Lemerond Ronald Mannis Deborah Jensen Bonnie Knoedler Terry Lemper Larry Manthe Frank Jezyk Lon Knoedler Phil Lepinski Mark Mantych Leonard Jirak Diane Knox Robert Lesnikoski Ronald Marcantel Brad Johnson Chester Koch Jennie Lewandowski Jonathan Markley Eric Johnson Sharon Koch Bruce Lewis Raymond Marr Greg Johnson James Kocsis John Lewis Richard Martin Keith Johnson Richard Kohrt Kenneth Lewis Robert Martin Kevin Johnson James Kolak Kent Liesinger Scott Martin Marvin Johnson Tom Kolstoe Robert Lilledahl Dwayne Marzolf Reed Johnson Leo Koniak Mike Lind Phil Mason Wade Johnson Randy Koniak Errol Lindsey Roger Mason Andrew Jones Donald Konickson Robert List Mark Matchett Douglas Jones Jim Kontz Frederick Livingston Sandy Mathieu Jeff Jones Stephen Kordiyak Terry Lix Jeff Mathis Keith Jones Norman Kostboth Troy Loehr Dennis Mathison Mark Jones Terry Kostinec Tony Logsdon Joseph Mattingly Robert Jones Matt Koury Rod Logue Duwayne Maurer Spike Jones Martin Kramer Kel Long Jack Maxwell David Joor David Krehnke Meredith Long Frances May John Jordan Peter Krisak Steve Long Shane May Margie Jordan Keith Kroeger Thomas Long Gary Maywald Kevin Jornlin Jeff Kroll Scott Loomis Ken Mazourek Robert Julian Lois Kroll Dave Loos Rodney Mc Manas Scott Jurk Pam Kroll Rick Lord Bo McCartney Jeff Justice Marvin Krueger Wilbur Lovette Joseph McCaslin James Justiss Colleen Kruse Logan Lowers Hiram McConnell David Justus Jon Kruse Harold Loyacano Kevin McConnell Leroy Kalass Larry Krusemark Byron Loyer Phil McCulley Thomas Kalupa Janice Kuen Carl Lucas Bruce McCurdy Bruce Kamrath Jeffrey Kuen Darren Lucas Ralph McDonald John Kannengeiser Brian Kuest James Ludwig Kevin McDougle Wayne Kasworm Duane Kuhlenschmidt John Luedtke Richard Mcendarffer John Kavalier Peter Kurth Gary Luetzow G.A. McFaddin James Keach Douglas Kutina Steve Lund Richard McGlone Frank Keating Diane Labouisse Ernie Lundberg Michael McGowen Richard Keck Joe Lake Renee Lundberg Ray McHenry Megan Kehoe Larry Lampe Roger Lunning William McKinley Dennis Keller Joe Landi Dale Lusti Dan McLain

119 James McVey Martin Morris Cecile Olden Brenda Pitts James Meacham Michael Morrison Alan Olds Randy Pitts Shane Mears Keith Morrow Randy Oligmueller Bret Plasters Heidi Mease David Moser George Olson David Plawchan Rodney Mease Jack Moss Jay Olson James Polk Joel Meeteer Michael Motis Randy Orme Larry Pollard Jim Mehne John Movrich Glen Ostrander Bill Poole Bradley Meier Richard Moyer James Otey William Poorbaugh Richard Meiers Timothy Mucha Frederick O’Toole Troy Portie James Mello Doug Mueller J. Dudley Ottley, Sr. Jerry Pospisil Jim Menninger Brian Mullenbach Edward Otto Butch Powell Tom Mensik Robert Mullins Donald Ouellette John Powell Mark Merchant Ronald Mullins Elliott Overman Stanley Powell Daniel Merillat Martin Murk Kenneth Packard William Prentice Glenn Merlin Carey Murphy Joe Padgett Richard Preston Paul Merlin Traci Murphy Vince Pagliaroli Richard Price Greg Meschke John Murray Steve Pahlen Brian Priddle Thomas Messer Frederick Mushung Darrell Painter Joshua Priest Darrell Messman Ken Musi Candy Palmiteer Alvin Prieur Irving Metz Paul Myerchin David Palmiteer Jeff Prince Alan Metzger Allan Myers Michael Panos Kevin Prouty Russ Meyer Gary Myers Richard Panush James Prusa William Meyer Michael Myers Christina Parisotto Todd Ptacek Nick Meysenburg Mike Myers Donald Parisotto Edward Puls Michael Mezrah Richard Naughton Fred Parker Kris Pushman George Mikota Gary Neal Gary Parker Ralph Putnam Jim Milholen Harold Neal Rick Parker Tom Putnam Chip Miller Robert Nekola Randall Parr Terrence Queenan Darwin Miller Thomas Nelson Scott Paterson Larry Raasch Heth Miller Betsy Newell William Patton Ozzie Radtke Jeromy Miller Jason Newell Donald Patzfahl Marvin Ramsay Joe Miller Jerry Ney Bob Paul Rick Raper Skip Miller Nelson Nichols Kevin Pawlacyk Dana Rathje Williard Miller, Jr. Joseph Nicosia Richard Payne Mike Raynor Clifton Mills James Nielsen Becky Paysinger Brent Reasner Michael Mills Michael Nilsen Cordell Pearson Maynard Reece Ronnie Mills Tommy Nimmer Kathy Pearson Robyn Reece Scott Mills Jim Nivens Mark Pederson Dennis Reed Earl Mincks Jacque Noble Timothy Peissig Ralph Reed Ann Minton James Nordstrom Rose Pelton Kevin Reilly, Jr. Darlene Misenhelder Michael Norman James Perrow William Reilly Phil Mitchell Cameron North Scott Perry James Reinbolt Greg Mitrzyk Philip Norton Robert Peterson Mike Renn Michael Molitor Kirk Nozaki Gregory Pettinaro Dan Rex Jim Monier George Nunnally Harold Pferrman John Rhind Beth Montei John Nyara Jerry Phelps Matthew Rhoades Kent Montei Jerry Oates Anderson Philips Greg Rhue Paul Montgomery Forrest O’Brien Doug Phillips Michael Riabouchinsky Rick Monto Lani Ochs Jim Phillips Oran Richard Brad Moon Kevin O’Connell Steve Phillips Kory Richardson John Mooney Thomas O’Connor James Pienkowski Larry Richardson Steve Moore William Oehmig Bridger Pierce Janice Richter Tom Moore Tom O’Hara Jamie Pierre Morris Rickenberg Marc Morehead Will Ohmstede Robert Piesko Ronald Riha Matthew Morelli Tim Oie Mark Pilkilton Steve Riley Lawrence Morley Daniel Olberding James Pittenger Frank Rini Judy Morris John Oldani Wesley Pittman Ron Ripp

120 Scott Risher Thomas Schneider Chris Smith Arden Tanner Allan Risinger Patrick Schnell Dan Smith Charles Tappero Rich Risinger Mark Scholl Daniel Smith Billy Taylor Brian Risley Larry Schorno Gregory Smith Jeff Taylor Greg Risley Kim Schramm Judy Smith Joseph Taylor Paul Ritch Clark Schreibeis Mark Smith Rea Taylor Thomas Ritter Todd Schubring Samuel Smith Robin Taylor Michael Ritts David Schuessler Tim Smith Troy Taylor Jeff Roberts Jeffrey Schuette Ross Smoker Diane Tayon Richard Roberts Stan Schultz Chuck Smoley William Teegarden Cliff Robertson Timothy Schultz Timothy Smulling Randy Tennison Jeffrey Robertson Kevin Schumacher Scott Snyder Rob Terrill Eric Robinson Ken Schwandt Richard Snyders John Teten George Rockey William Schwartz Brian Sorenson Jack Thein Phillip Roemer H. Schwarzkopf Larry Sorenson Jason Thomasee James Roetman Donald Schwemin Donald Southerland Carolyn Thomlinson Clay Rogers Leonard Schwenneker Carl Spence George Thomlinson Ricardo Rosario Armond Schwing Herbert Spencer Derek Thompson Eric Rose Robert Sciutto Joshua Spies J.C. Thompson William Roth Chad Scott Bryan Spilinek Jeff Thompson Timothy Rourke Kenneth Scott Cletus Spivey Ron Thompson John Rowe S. Dane Scott Tim Sprung W. D. Thompson Karen Royer Stuart Scott Scott Spry Donald Thorpe Ronald Royer Michael Scuse Harvey Spurlock Dave Thorsheim John Ruffolo Chuck Sebetto James Stalls Larry Tincher Sandy Rufkahr Vaughn Sechrist Michael Stallsmith Jeremy Titcomb Hamp Russell Michael Secoy James Stalzer John Tomke Sherrie Russell Meline Luke Seitz Ted Stans John Tondre John Ruthven Chuck Sekel Donn Steele Gildo Tori Tracy Rutt John Sellers Myron Steele Christopher Torp Arden Rutta Rene Sersch Scott Stehl Brent Torres Randal Rutten Steven Shandley Jackson Steiert Lawrence Toschik Martin Ryan Larry Shanley Linda Steiert Sherman Townsend Robert Ryan Gregory Shapiro Timothy Steinbach Michael Tramp Bennie Ryburn Steven Shaw Douglas Steiner Allan Trca John Ryder Steve Sheaffer Charles Stelling Gerard Trcka Jerel Saeler Ronald Sheldon Brad Stevenson James Tremper Robert Sager Charles Shepardson Lawrence Stewart James Trombley Ron Sanderson Kim Sheppard Arthur Storm Susan Trombly Hank Sauer James Sheridan Chris Straiter Dan Trout Pete Saunders Kreg Sherman William Straughan Thomas Trouten Thomas Sawyer W. Mark Shouse James Strayton Reginald Tschorn John Saxon Andrew Showalter Dennis Strom Mary Tucka Frank Scalia Gary Shruck Kevin Stumpf Bobby Tuggle Timothy Scanlon Tony Siemer Gary Sturgill Alfred Tulini Mark Scerena Donald Sieverding Robert Sundberg Todd Turbak Richard Schaller Phillip Siewert Jon Sunstrom John Turner Dirk Scheppelmann Mike Simon Albert Sutlick Terry Turney Tom Scheske Jim Singsank Jon Sutliff Don Tyler Frank Schiele Guy Sink Edgar Swain Randy Uehran Joseph Schilling Dain Sisson David Swan Robbie Unis Wes Schlepp Jack Skees John Swan Doug Unruh Roger Schmidt Ken Skowronski Nels Swenson Stephen Upgren Donna Schneider Bernard Sleadd Richard Swetish Michael Vadnie Gerald Schneider Chuck Smalley Stephen Swift John Vallance Jeffrey Schneider Alan Smith John Synhorst James Van Lieshout Mary Schneider Charles Smith Barre Tanguis Larry Van Ray

121 Ronald Van Rooyen Jennifer Whitmore Clinton Young Robert Applegate Norm Vande Vegte Robert Whitson Jim Young Deane Armour Kim Vandenavond Cheryl Whitt Tyler Young Daniel Armstead Edward Vanderbeck Tad Whitten Robert Yowell Bill Armstrong Jeffrey Vanderlinde Greg Wickard Mark Yung Dimitri Artzibushev Mark Vavra Craig Widmaier Thomas Zacek Kevin Asbill Theodore Verdun Patience Wiederrick-Wiltse Mike Zamora Jim Ashcraft Philip Vesper Bruce Wilhelm Rodney Zentz Jason Ashmore Steve Vetter Gerald Wilkin Caren Zimmerman Tod Asmussen Robert Vinisky Howard Wilkins Lori Zimmerman Glen Astbury Dan Voet Larry Wilkins Robert Zimmerman Marvin Augustin Brian Vogelsmeier Dennis Williams Fuzzy Zoeller Robert Avery Mike Vonderheide Derik Williams Michael Zybura Stephen Babcock Brad Vosburg George Williams Victor Babin Jon Wahrenbrock Gregory Williams Stephen Bachman Steve Wainwright Mack Williams SERVICE YEARS Jeff Backstrom Christopher Walden Scott Williams (20-24) Jerry Bailer Dave Waldinger Dean Williamson ...... David Bailey Geoffrey Walker Toby Williamson Michael Aagesen Ronnie Bailey Roy Walker Bill Willis Donald Abert Thomas Bailey William Walker Ward Willits Andrew Abner Brett Bainter Carroll Wall Billy Willsey Thomas Abramson John Baker Danny Wallace Jeffery Wilson David Ackerman Larry Baker Howell Wallace Lana Wilson Robert Acomb Clifton Bakhsh Al Waller Martin Wilson Chet Adams Joseph Bakke Bruce Wanamaker Robert Wilson William Adkins Susanne Ball John Ward William Wilson Greg Ahrens Bart Ballard Robert Ward Danny Windham Roger Aigner Mark Ballmer Ronald Warrum Ken Winfrey Gary Aker Daina Bambe Joseph Wasser Jon Winger Marilyn Albrecht Steven Bangert Joe Watson Scott Wingerson Michael Albrecht Arthur Barbiche Randy Watson Gordon Winstanley Nancy Albright Michael Bard Michael Webb Marty Winston Viergal Aldrich Douglas Barfield Anthony Weberg Craig Witte Peter Aleccia Kurt Bargar Ricardo Weisbeck Duane Wobig Gregory Alex Joseph Barlow Gary Weitenhagen Jerry Wohler Lori Allcox James Barnes Jack Weleba Jim Wohlman Bonnie Allen John Barnes Mark Welle B.G. Wolfe Richard Allen Terry Barnow Bill Wellendorf Cindy Wolfe William Allen Dennis Bartlett Ronnie Wells Jack Wolfram Theresa Allen-Hurst Leslie Bartlett Jerry Weltzin Matthew Wolken Mike Allison Churchill Barton Wayne Wendell Randy Womack Brent Almon Dana Barton Kory Wendlandt William Wonson Ricky Ammann Donald Barton William Wenig Barry Wood Daryl Andersen Mike Barton Dondi Wenninger Lee Wood Stephen Andersen James Bashus Carroll Wentland John Woodruff Barry Anderson David Bassemier William Wessels Edwin Woods Buzz Anderson John Bateman William Westbrook Jim Woods Eric Anderson Amy Batson Theresa Westhoff Robert Woods Glen Anderson Todd Bauer Tim Westhoff Dennis Wooten Harold Anderson Brian Baumberger David Wetovick Don Word Mark Anderson Kevin Bausman Stephen Whatley Charles Wright Mikkel Anderson Dana Bayer Clinton White Gary Wright Richard Anderson Stanley Bayer Kevin White Anthony Wujcik Scott Anderson Jay Beard Sam White Matt Yentz Steven Anderson Kent Bearnes Alexander White-Hamilton Karl Yoder Tony Andrews Bob Beaudoin John Whitmer William Yonce James Angers Randy Beaver

122 Russell Beck Jeffrey Blazey Kim Brinson Troy Callahan Scott Beckel John Block Kim Brittingham Mark Callais Bill Beckenhauer Rj Blondeau Travis Brock David Cameron Kevin Becker Patricia Bloom George Brockway James Cameron Randy Beeler Jay Blum David Brokhoff Dennis Campanale Matt Behr Randy Bobo Aaron Brooks Robert Campanella Brandon Belinger Gus Bock Walter Brooks Eugene Campbell Jack Belinger Paul Boehne Angus Brown Monte Campbell Shelley Bell Charles Bohac Brian Brown Myrna Campbell Steve Bell Vernon Bohl Ed Brown Randall Campbell Tom Bell Rex Bohn James Brown Shawn Campbell Frank Bellinghiere Ken Boilsen Jared Brown Booty Cancienne Jeffrey Bellmore Brett Bollmann Larry Brown Gregg Cannon Mike Benard James Bombacci Matthew Brown Douglas Canny Thomas Benard Stephen Bommer Steven Brown Robert Caplinger Rick Bender Bradley Boone Theresa Brown Louis Caputo Thomas Benedict Jay Boone Tim Brown Phillip Carlisle John Bennett Bradley Booth W. Steven Brown Andy Carlson Steven Bennett Michael Borgra William Brown Patrick Carlson Steven Benoit Martin Borske Mike Brueggen Bruce Carpenter Kurt Benson Earl Boucher Rick Bruggeman Richard Carpenter Pamela Berg Kenneth Boudreaux Michael Brumley Jay Carr Gerald Bergquist Carl Bourgeois Gavin Bruney Steven Carr Barrett Berkner William Bouthillier David Bryant Don Carter Brandt Berkner Marc Boutwell Robert Bryant Lana Carter Steve Bernhard Richard Bowen Steven Bryant Rusty Cartillar John Berning Thomas Bowen Eugene Brzezinski Clay Cartwright Todd Berry Chris Bowers Art Bucci David Casper Anthony Berter Leann Bowers Keith Bucholz Don Casper Edie Berto Joyce Bowes Richard Buckentin Bob Castaneda Scott Bertrand Thomas Bowes Robert Bue Ryan Castellion Barbara Beyers George Bowker Maurice Buehne Beth Castro Ronald Beyers Gary Boyd Tim Buenz Larry Catt Jennifer Biamont Norris Boyd Kurt Buggs Fred Causby Charles Biffar Peggy Boyd Ron Buhl Tod Causby Benjamin Biggs Tina Boyd Bruce Bundy Scott Caverly Matthew Biggs Greg Boyer Brent Bunnell Doug Caylor Mark Bigham William Boyle Tracy Bunning John Ceddia Marvin Billings Jason Bradshaw Jonathan Burdon Joseph Cefalu Bradley Billingsley Paul Bramschreiber Lanyard Burgett Allen Cetak Peter Bills David Branley Bruce Burkett Jason Cetak Bill Bird Laymon Brannon Andrew Burkhart Roger Chambers Greg Bires Patti Branson Mike Burkhart Steve Chamley Jeffery Bise Edward Braun Roger Burman Steve Champlin Douglas Bishop Ryan Braursema Ted Burris Donald Chapman Todd Bishop Louis Breaux Michael Burroughs Jerome Chapman Jon Bitu Mike Bregel Gerald Burton William Charland Lauren Bivins Joe Breidenbach Richard Burud Sharon Chavers Dennis Blackburn Jeff Breitkreutz William Busch Julie Chavez Kevin Blake Erik Brekke Joe Buser Reuben Chavez Ron Blankman JoRae Brennan Kent Bushman Erroll Cheney Chad Blasing Teddy Brenneman Clyde Butler Jimmy Cheramie Wade Blasius Stanley Brewer David Butler Taryn Childers Angelica Blaylock Travis Brewer Larry Cabina Joseph Chmelir April Blaylock Philip Briner Julie Cain Mark Christensen Ashley Blaylock Tim Briner Billy Cairns Traci Christensen David Blaylock Ben Brinson John Brett Calhoun Kathleen Christian

123 Jason Christiansen Randy Craft Stuart Demirs Denise Driver John Chrzanowski Bill Craig David Demo John Droogsma Kay Church Ivan Craig Joe DeMoor Danny Drye Tom Cimino Art Craker James Denham Joe Duckert Bourley Clanton Kenneth Cravens Tom Denniston Gail Duerre Brad Clark Charles Crawford Richard Denslinger Chris Duffy Jeff Clark Mark Crawford David Dentico R. Eley Duke III Mark Clark Scott Crawford Patrick DeRouen Larry Dullaghan Nathan Clark Charles Criess Neil Derry Steve Dullaghan Douglas Clausen Rodney Crossfield James Devaney Craig Duncan Mark Clausen Scott Crossfield Greg DeWeese Glenn Duncan Bill Clement Nathan Crouch George DeWitt James Dunlap Kathi Clement Phillip Crowe Richard Diaz Craig Dunn Joseph Clendenin Kevin Cummins Duane Dick Edward Dunn Jeff Clifton Travis Cundiff Brent Dickamore Jeffrey Dunn Casey Cline Charles Cunningham Justin Dickamore Bradford duPont, Jr. Brad Clontz Monte Cunningham Martha Dickson Paul Dupont Steve Clouse Stephen Cunningham David Dienst Kenneth Dupuis Pete Coakley John Curren Dustin Dienst George Durin Linda Cobb Cliff Curtis Scott Dierks Paul Dusselier Michael Coffron Craig Curtis George Dieter Ben Dzurisin Mark Coker Ashley Custodio Bryan Dillard Daniel Eaheart Paul Colburn Henry Cynkar Frank DiMasi Debora Ebert Pamela Coldewe Dave Cyphers Linda Dinger-Hoogerhyde Melanie Eckhardt Andy Cole Harold Cyr George Diplock Bev Ecklund Christine Cole David Cyzeski Harold Dirks Lew Eddleman Eugene Cole Rebecca Daharsh Dunstan Disselhorst Ron Eddy Jeff Cole Robert Daharsh Robert Dixon Leon Edsen Richard Cole William Dahlquist David Doak Christopher Edwards Brian Colvin Douglas Dalinghaus Joe Dobbs John Edwards Darin Combs Lee Danhauer Juston Dobbs Matt Edwards Richard Comeaux Norman Dare Kent Domsch Waylon Edwards Dennis Compton David Darnell Danny Donnelly Keith Eggersgluess Craig Conder Thomas Dasso Deron Donohoo Chris Eisenmenger Rick Connally David Daugherty Jeff Donovan Rodney Eisenmenger John Conrad Devin Dauterman Lyne Donovan Bill Ekey Allen Cook Eric Davidson Steve Donovan Beau Elam Charlie Cook Andy Davis Byron Dooley Byron Ellingson John Cook Patrick Davis Rick Dorage Donald Elliott Keith Cooke Richard Davis Melvin Dorner Douglas Elliott Joey Cooper John Dawson Steven Dornon Matt Ellis Richard Cooper Shawn de Cento Chris Dorow Richard Elsea Mike Copeland Everett Dean Brett Dorr Dewayne Elter Allen Corbin Scott Deaton Paul Dorsey Jerry Emmert Tom Cordts Tommy Decanter Richard Dotts Sherri Emory Dean Corgiat Bill Declue Howard Doty Todd English Kenny Cornwell Jeffrey DeFord Dale Doubler Troy Enmeier David Cosimano Bob Dehaan Linda Doubler Dean Ennis Ricky Cotton Paul DeHaan Neil Dougherty Linda Eno Richard Counselman Gene Delaforet Caroline Downs Ron Enright Josh Courtney Drake Delang Robert Doyle T.J. Erdman Richard Courville Drew DeLang Steve Doyle Earl Erickson William Cowper Mary DeLaune Wayne Doyle Gary Erickson Bill Cox Dan DeLawyer David Dragoo Gregory Erickson James Cox Bob Demaranville Timothy Drake Michelle Erickson Luther Cox Rob DeMaranville Craig Driggers Paul Erickson Mark Cox Darrell Dement John Driscoll Phil Erickson

124 Therese Erickson Brian Foley Keith Geissert Corey Grimes Mark Ernst George Foley Mark Gerbi Sandra Grinarml William Ernst Steven Folsom John Gerlach Dorsey Grist Travis Ernste Randy Fontenot Paul Gerondale Chuck Griswold Tom Erskine Michael Foote Paul Gerry Douglas Griswold Manolo Espejo Bert Ford Leon Gervin Scott Gritters Brandon Estes Christopher Ford Adam Gettelman Donald Grodski Michael Estrada Paul Ford Barry Geweke Ronald Grosskopf Timmy Evans Dennis Forney Jim Giampaolo David Grothaus Judy Evert John Foss James Gibson Greg Grubbs Nick Evert Ryan Fossett Thomas Gibson Michelle Guidry James Ewing Ernest Foster John Gierke Mark Guilliams Derek Exum Tim France Joe Giese Albert Guse Reginald Faber Chris Franke Renee Giese Marlyn Guss Brian Fabre Charles Franzen Neil Giffhorn Brandon Gusse Ricky Fajen Debra Frazer Tim Giles Michael Guyer Billie Ray Fann Stephen Frazer Richard Gill Dick Hadden Brent Farmer Garvis Frazier Jeff Gilley James Hagee Richard Farmer Jody Freiborg Rick Gish Don Hagemoser Michael Farson Kipp Freling Steve Gividen Michael Hahn Kevin Faulkner Nina French Nancy Gleisner Ronnie Hahn Noel Faulkner Robert Friedrich Todd Gleisner Veronica Hahn Wendy Fauth Todd Frisch Mark Glenn Dean Hahne Ronald Feckett James Frye Harvey Glowaski Otha Hailey Danny Feldhege Kenny Fudge Rick Gonzales Mark Halderson Rick Feldhege Bradley Fuentes Anthony Gonzalez Joseph Hale Pete Fenton Kevin Fuerst Anson Good Michael Hale Dan Ferguson Charlie Funk Troy Goodnough Damian Hall Karolina Fero Mike Funkey Thomas Gorin Judson Hall Tim Fields Brenda Fuselier Dennis Gorman Lee Hall Mark Files Henri Fuselier Andrew Gough Michael Hall William Files Donald Fyhr David Goularte Jim Halladay Christie Fincher Art Gaffrey Jim Gowen Leeroy Halley Alan Finke Mark Gahringer Rob Gowen Greg Halterman Kenneth Finke Allen Gailor Harry Goza Eric Halverson Mark Finley Chris Gairhan David Grabarski Roger Halverson Kerry Finnegan Grady Galiano Gene Grabin Steven Hambek Sam Finney Raleigh Galiano Janet Grady Cyanne Hamill James Fisackerly Pat Galloway Gary Graf William Hamill Kathryn Fischer George Gallup Walter Graham William Hamilton Tonk Fischer Dawn Gambill Tim Granahan Robert Hammond Jerry Fisher Michael Gantz Joseph Gratzke David Handley Richard Fisher Dennis Gardner Betty Gray Mike Hanes Robert Fisher Michael Gardner James Gray Daniel Hanewich Terry Fisher Susan Gardner Michael Gray Kenny Hanks Michael Fisikelli Henry Garvey Nathanial Green Randy Hannan Forrest Fitts Gerald Garvin Scott Green Lanny Hans Chuck Fitzhugh Aaron Gault Ted Green Julie Hansel Mark Flatrud Bernie Gaunt Timothy Green Steve Hansen Joe Flautt Gary Gaunt Dorothy Greenwood Henry Hansing Robert Fleenor Stephen Gauthier Craig Greer Bo Hanson Aaron Flencher John Gaynor Joseph Greer Dale Hanson Cory Flencher Ron Geels Patrick Gregor Douglas Hantelman Ryan Flencher Ronald Gehl Brent Greninger Joni Hantelman Bobby Fletcher Matthew Gehri Keith Griebel Kevin Harden James Flood Diane Geis Charles Griffin Rusty Hardgrave Brent Flowers Bob Geisler Don Griffin Brad Harding

125 Kirk Harman Travis Hickey Paul Huberty Steve Johnson Charles Harney Keith Hickman Larry Huckabee Terry Johnson Dan Harnish Ron Hickox W. F. Hudgins III Todd Johnson Nolan Haro Kevin Hicks William Hudnall Trevor Johnson Mark Harpole Harold Hilfiker Donald Hudson Tyler Johnson Kirk Harrell James Hill Estellee Hudson Wayne Johnson Claude Harris Jason Hill Steven Huettner Andrew Johnston John Harris Matt Hill Shannon Huff Henry Johnston Michael Harris Scott Hill William Huffman Ben Jones Shawn Harris Scott Hilpert Kurt Hufnagel David Jones Frank Harrison Chip Hines Michael Hunley Debra Jones Lloyd Harrison Larry Hire William Hunter Doug Jones Mark Hartley Dennis Hirman Jennifer Hunze Freeman Jones Michael Hartley Marvin Hladky Michael Hurdle Greg Jones Butch Haugland Jeff Hlavac Jeffrey Hutcheson Jeffrey Jones Todd Hauschild Gary Hobbs Lester Hyatt Kevin Jones Dennis Havey Tim Hoerichs Joseph Hyland Larry Jones Richard Hawes Charles Hoff Don Ilkka Paul Jones Tony Hawkins Debbie Hoff Alex Inderbitzin Thomas Jones Jim Hay Jennifer Hoggle Richard Irick Sam Jordan Randy Haydon Robert Hoggle Don Iverson Paul Joseph John Hayes Robert Hoit Steven Jackson Gwen Judge Roy Hays Jeremy Holck W. F. Jackson, Jr. John Judge Jeremy Hazzard Don Holdener Thomas Jacob Timothy Juilfs Rodney Heaper Jim Holderby Lex Jacobson Lonnie Juneau Dave Heath Phillip Holland Jay Jacobus Bruce Kaiser Brian Hecht Richard Hollarah Gene Jacoby Jeffrey Kamp Bret Hedges Clifford Holleran David Jahnke Allan Kancher Mark Heede Gregory Holley Scott Jahnke Paul Kaplan Gerald Hefley Jeffrey Holliday Scott James Michael Kaplaniak William Heger John Hollingsworth Jay Janke Douglas Kasey Mark Hehn David Hollis Ken Jansa Peg Kasson Scott Heidebrink Robert Hollrah Sean Jaquish Rudy Kaster Brent Heiman Michael Holman Carl Jarboe Mark Kauth Teresa Heimbruch Richard Holman Ronald Jasion David Keck Jeff Heimerman Norbert Holz Scott Jasion James Kedzierski James Heimgartner Fritz Hood Vicki Jasman Dan Keetch Robert Heins Christopher Hooper Fred Jenkins Andrew Keil Jeffrey Heinz George Hoover John Jenkins Wayne Keith Joseph Heitman Carla Hopp Moe Jenkins Becky Keller Steve Helland Randy Hopp Robyn Jenzen Patrick Kelly Bradley Hempkins John Hopper Joseph Jeraci Charles Kelsey Thomas Henderson Michael Horan Jacob Jeresek Kent Kelsey Bob Henkel Greg Hornbuckle Allan Johnson Kelly Keprta Lonnie Henkle Robert Hornby Brent Johnson Joe Kern Paula Hensler Susan Hosch Brian Johnson Walter Kern Robert Hensler John Hoss Cheryl Johnson Barb Kerr Richard Herb Amy House Don Johnson Jarrod Kersey Ty Herman Bill House Gary Johnson Jason Kesling Manuel Herrera Richard House Jason Johnson Ed Kestler John Herzog John Howard Joe Johnson Steven Ketz Kent Hesla Mike Howard Laurence Johnson Joleen Kezar Larry Heslep Pamela Howard Marsha Johnson Scott Kezar Robert Hesse Sloan Howard Matt Johnson Darryl Kibler Daniel Heuer Alfred Howell Pete Johnson Jane Kiesow Reuben Hewitt Gary Howell Scott Johnson David King Jim Hibbard Lynne Hrusch Stephen Johnson Stephen King

126 Wallace King James Kvistad Clint Lichtenwalter Van Mansheim William King Greg Lackey Jeffrey Liebl Nancy Mantz Jack Kinkade Tim Lackey Thomas Lierz Suzanne Marceau John Kintz Ken Laferriere Mickey Lindsey James Marchini Randy Kirchhoff Timothy Lagarde Ronald Lingwall Eric Marhoun John Kirk Steve Lakey Kathy Linville Timothy Marker Charles Klein Troy Lalli John Lipscomb David Marler Dave Kleinsorge Dennis Lamarche David Litchfield Donald Marold Ryan Kloft Jay Lambert Michael Livingston David Marrone Robert Knepler William Lambert Noel Livingston Richard Marschke Richard Knickerbocker Michael Lamberth James Lockhart Brett Marshall Donald Knigge Michael Lammers Charles Lodatto Carroll Marshall James Knight Jeff Landon Hal Loehr Rex Marshall Jesse Knight Ken Landon Mark Loges Albert Martens Larry Knoblich Donald Landrigan Doug Loguidice David Martin Seth Knox Lance Lang James Lohn Edward Martin Ronald Knutson Nathan Lange Thomas Lohr James Martin Rick Kolbo Shawn Langseth Geane Lohse Jr Martin Leslie Kolkmeier Troy Lanie Ken Lois Patrick Martin Ryan Kollauf Janet Larsen David Lonergan Patti Martin Diane Kolstoe Gary Larson Vincent Long Randy Martin Susan Konkel Margie Larson Scott Lorentz Daniel Martis Robert Konrad Mark Larson Thomas Loughary David Maryanovich Robert Kopff Paul Larson Phillip Lowe Joan Mason Kyle Koster Steven Larson William Lowe Lucy Mastro Jason Kouw Timothy Lassett David Lowry Mike Matejka Jesse Krachnke David Lathrop Ty Lowry Samuel Matthews Rod Krahmer Kenneth Lauhoff Liz Luce Douglas Mauck Tom Krall Christopher Leahey Michael Luecht Jeff Mautz Douglas Kramer Stephen Leath Frank Lueck John Maxwell Larry Kramer Benjamin Ledyard Earl Lumpkins M. Porter Maxwell Tony Krant Jeff Lee Michael Lund Alvera May Michael Kraus Lori Lee Larry Lundberg Billy May Scott Krchnak Mike Lee James Lutiger Charles May Alan Kremer Rick Lee Jim Lutz Edward May Kenneth Krempa David Leefe Michael Lynch Harry Mayer Steven Kresl Kerry Leffel Tom Lynch Kerry Mayer James Krieck Keith Lefler Mike Lyons Brian Mayeux Dana Krohnert David Legge Dave Maas Andrew Mayts Frank Krohnert William Lehman Kevin Macaluso Julie Mazourek Daryl Krolikowski Gary Leighty Kevin Machata Steve Mc Guire Erv Krosch James Lemmon Robert MacKay Ray Mc Intyre James Krozel Ron Lenoch Michael Mackie Scott Mc Mahon Larry Krueger Robert Leppert Chuck Madeley Douglas McArthur Chad Kruger Mark Lercel Jane Magers Michael McBride Layne Krumwiede Michael Lewandowski Richard Magie Roger McClain David Kudej Betty Lewis James Mahloch Scott McClure Connie Kuest Grayson Lewis Brett Mainquist David McCoy Kurt Kuiper Joe Lewis Lynn Major Donald McCoy Karen Kukolich Kevin Lewis Syd Malchow Richmond McDaniel Tim Kuntz Wayne Lewis Timothy Malling John McDermott Brian Kunz Donald Ley Hunter Maloy Myrt McDonald Dave Kurilla Jeremy Ley Victor Mancuso Ed McDonnell John Kurtansky Robert Lichauer Barbara Manderfield Bonnie McDougle Sylvia Kuske Nicholas Lichenstein Carl Maness Pat McDowell Wayne Kuss Charles Lichte Jeff Manke Robert McDowell Danny Kvenvolden Frank Lichtenberger Stephen Manning Robert McFadden

127 Glenn McFall Frank Moore Ron Nicklaus Julian Ottley Bill McGee James Moore Mary Anne Nicosia-McCarthy Wayne Ottoway Mark McGreevy Larry Moore Carleta Nienaber Ernie Overkamp Stephen McGuire Mark Moore Mark Nienaber Denny Owen Christopher McInerny Jim Morcomb Bob Nistler Arthur Pacchetti Keith McKee Lee Morecraft Ted Nixon LiBorio Padula W. F. McKeg Eddie Morgan Jeff Noble Randall Pagel Charles McKenney Ford Morgan Frank Nodier Paul Pagliuso Debra McKenzie Sam Morgan Eleanor Nolan Anthony Palischak Pete McKenzie Jim Moritz Michael Nolan Jerry Pankey Hunter McLemore Joe Morley Donald Nolander Duane Parcel Charles McMillin Chris Morris David Nolte Teresa Parcels Stewart McNab Clair Morris Timothy Noonan James Parduhn Malcolm McNeill Fred Morris Buck Nordlof Todd Parish Michael McPeck Murray Morrow Steven Norkus Tammy Parisotto Colin McRae Mark Morton Brady Norman Dale Parker Ross McVey Michael Morton James North Daniel Parker Robert Meade John Moser John North David Parker Ed Meaux Pierre Mouledoux Jason Northington Robert Parker Mike Mebius Brian Moulton Eugene Noska Michael Parrish Tom Mebius Timothy Mueller Eric Nost Kent Parrott Clifford Meehan Bill Mulder Mark Novak Christopher Pasion Hardy Meekins Keith Mulka Matt Nowak Lucy Pate Janet Mertens Greg Mullen Steve Nowak Barbara Patterson Amy Meyer Chuck Muller Rolf Nycklemoe Matthew Patterson David Meyer Aaron Mulvey Thomas Oakes Michael Patterson Gary Meyer Patrick Mulvihill Austin O’Brien Ron Patton Jim Meyer Sulisse Munich Betty O’Brien David Paul Michael Meyer Randy Munson Patricia O’Connell John Payne Shawn Meyer Jason Muntz Dennis O’Connor Charles Peabody Rick Meyers Terry Murlick Sean O’Donohoe Skip Pease Joe Miceli Kevin Murphy Tom Oertel Rosemary Pedersen David Michael Timothy Murphy David Ogden James Peissig Susan Michael Michael Musgrove John Oglesby Timothy Peitzmeier Robert Mickelson Neil Myers Denis O’Halloran Karen Pellish Ron Mikulicz Peter Myers Jeff Olberding Gary Pennington Brad Milbert Phillip Myers Robert Oliphant Roger Penrod Steve Miles Dianne Naber Shawn Oliphant Jay Perdew Fredrick Miller Louis Naber Gregory Olive Mike Perlinger James Miller Larry Naeve Keith Olive Peter Perll Jeffrey Miller Morgan Nalty Bill Oliver Scott Perrine Marsh Miller Matt Nard Gregg Oliver Mark Perry William Miller Leatrice Naze David Olson Scott Perry David Mills Jefferson Neal Larry Olson Stephen Peschong Dennis Mills Robert Neal Steven Olson Beth Peters Paul Minar Hal Needham Daniel O’Neal Charles Petersen Deb Mincks Jeremy Neff William O’Neill Gabriel Petersen Kent Mitchell Dwight Nelson Michael Opat Jerald Petersen Terry Moede Gregory Nelson Cliff O’Rear Carolyn Peterson Francis Moeller Larry Nelson Bonnie Orme David Peterson Gary Mohr P. Gordon Nelson Jr. Thomas Orrell Doug Peterson Anthony Molitor Tom Neubrand Rod Ortner Erik Peterson David Molski Lambert Neuburg James Oslund Greg Peterson Robert Monarchy Gregory Neuway Randy Oslund Joel Peterson Ned Montanye Chet Newman Karen O’Sullivan Paul Peterson Bruce Montesano Jeff Newman Loren Ott Stuart Peterson Reggie Montgomery Charles Nichols David Otterson Gary Pfaffinger

128 Bruce Pfannkuch Charles Rains Robert Rodgers Eric Schenck Bob Pfarr Mark Ramaekers Robin Rodgers Mark Schlegel Joey Pfeffer Darlene Ramsay Paul Roe LuAnn Schlichte Robert Pfister Robert Ramsay Patty Roehr Tom Schlutz John Phelan Matt Ramsey Sergio Roffo Sherry Schmaltz Craig Phelps Larry Ramthun James Rogers Scott Schmidt Nathan Phelps Michael Randall Edgar Rohr Shawn Schmitz Bill Phillips Steven Ranten Nancy Rohr Valerian Schmitz David Phillips Neely Raper Paul Romanelli Randy Schmoldt David Phipps Randy Rasche Shane Romero David Schneider Mark Photenhauer George Ray Arnold Roper Doug Schneider Carl Pickelman Guy Ray Tony Roper Jeff Schneider Guy Pieczynski Allen Raynor Steve Ropp Laura Schneider Gerald Pifer Tony Reahr Brian Ross Mark Schneiter Tony Pinheiro Joseph Reed James Ross Clay Schoolfield Brian Pinkelman Mark Reedy Ron Roth Monty Schoolfield Ken Pint Henry Regus George Rottle Michael Schraeder Antoinette Pleau Linda Reid Jim Rowan Arnold Schreiber James Pleau Charles Reilly Winthrop Rowe Cynthia Schroeder Chris Plumb Linda Reiter Jason Rubish Jeffrey Schroeder James Plumley David Rentz Eric Rudgers Melvin Schubring Wayne Plybon Lewis Reppert Mike Ruhnke Gerald Schueller Chad Podolak James Reszke Greg Rule Dennis Schult Michael Podwika Margaret Rewald Brian Rupp Ann Schulte David Poiencot Gary Rex Edward Rushing Kenneth Schulte Thomas Polcin Stephen Reynolds Timothy Russell Randal Schulte Steve Politz Bob Rhodes Patrick Ruster Alan Schultz James Polkinghorn Jody Rhodes William Rutkowski Roger Schultz David Poll Byron Rice Howard Ryder Rex Schulz Kevin Samuel Pollitt Alexis Richards Mark Rynearson Robert Schulz Christine Poole James Richardson Robert Saathoff Gary Schupska Mike Pope Scott Richardson Ray Sachtleben Bonita Schutz Tony Pope Charles Richie Ken Saft Louis Schwartz Jeff Porter William Richie Mike Sagrera Richard Schwarzkopf Rick Powell Clara Ricker Scot Sale Dennis Schwein Ryan Powell David Riddell Bill Salisbury Chet Schwing Ryan Power Mary Riegler James Salling John Scofield David Prachyl Neil Riggs Pat Salomone Clifford Scott Milford Pratt Mike Rigsbee Clay Salter Will Scott Gordon Presson Todd Riley Laura Sample Dale Scuse David Pribyl Mick Ringeisen Douglas Sanden Michael Sears Jacky Pribyl Rodney Ringer Cathy Sanders Thomas Sears Russell Prima Brian Risinger Glenn Sanders Sandra Sebes Jan Protsman John Ritchey John Sanders Roger See Marc Proudfoot Patrick Ritchie Colin Sands Mark Seger James Prough Matthew Rivera Patti Sanger Randall Seibert Scott Pruzan Charles Roach Steve Santoro Richard Seiler Gary Pugh Richard Roach Steve Santos Alfred Serna Craig Pugsley Ted Roberts Kevin Sappington Edward Serna Jesse Pully Bilse Robinson Jay Saxton Lee Setser Michael Putnam Joseph Robinson Richard Saylor Dennis Setzer Donald Pyle Tom Robinson Jimmy Scates Robert Sevenker Jeffrey Pyle Stephen Roche Rick Schaber Kurt Seward Wayne Quigley Clarence Rocheleau Steven Schaefer Brad Shafer Dennard Quillen Eugene Rochette Neil Schafer Blake Sharp Danno Raffetto Thomas Rochette Troy Schaffner Wade Shartle Joey Rahn Chip Rockholt Richard Scheer Thomas Shea

129 Mike Sheehan Greg Soto Carol Sutfin Christopher Tracy Steve Sheets Jerry Sparks Dennis Swain Rolland Trahoon II Steve Sheldon Nathan Sparks Vernon Swartz Patrick Travnicek Joel Shepherd Tris Speaker Jay Sweeny Joey Treadway Marc Sheppard Michael Speckmann Mark Swenson John Treadway David Shields Mark Speed Jeff Swezey Mark Treadway Linn Shipley Brad Spencer Frank Switzer Tena Tremper Larry Shively Charles Spencer Robert Tallon Derek Tretheway Alan Shoemaker Len Spindel Bobby Tappero Charlie Trier John Shrum Robert Spivey Tim Tarran Brian Troglia Mary Sieling Jonathan Sporleder Rowland Tart Danny Trotter Hank Siemiatkowski William Spriggs Todd Tatum Lynn Trowbridge Bruce Sievers John Staack Ken Tatyrek Lora Trujillo Scott Silver Edward Staheli Brian Taylor Wayne Trumbly Scott Silverstein Gary Stahl David Taylor Mark Trybek Dale Simmons Jerry Stamps Douglas Taylor Bobby Tucker Rick Simpson Douglas Stang Jim Taylor Bruce Tucker Eric Sinclair William Stangler Charles Teague Tom Tucker David Sisemore John Stanton Francis Tebbutt George Tule Richard Sisson Edwin Starke Wesley Tebbutt Walter Tuley Tom Sisson Linda Stathos Tony Tebeau Martin Tunon Clifton Sites Tom Stathos Richard TeBeest Thomas Tureski Todd Sittig Robert Stavely David Temple Phillip Turner Barbara Sizer Gary Steele Pat Temple Rick Twist Jim Skalski Greg Steele Tom Terkhorn Jeff Twitty Duane Skibicki Bruce Steenburgh Martin Terry Ann Tyra William Slatten John Steiert Robert Teters Gordon Tyra Jacob Smalling David Steinbach Bonnie Thames David Tyrie Steve Smisek Shannon Steinbach Todd Tharp John Tyrrell Bobby Smith Richard Stephanow James Thayer Scott Tysen Chad Smith Frank Stetson Paul Thayer Henry Uiga Charles Smith Michael Stevens Gregory Thede Chuck Underwood David Smith Jason Stewart Randy Theisen William Uptegraph James Smith Jim Stinson James Thessen John Urban Jimmy Smith James Stoddard Ronald Thibodeaux James Vachris Kenny Smith Richard Stokes Steve Thies David Valentine Kevin Smith Brett Stoltz Kevin Thoma Bryan Van Beek Ray Smith Russell Stone Bradford Thomas Wendell Van Beek Rollie Smith Craig Stonesifer Gina Thomas Henry Van Dam Terry Smith Robert Storey Michael Thomas Erik Van Dorn Tim Smith Scott Stover Phillip Thomas Jody Van Dyke James Smits Lloyd Straits Ronald Thomas Kurt Van Koevering Christy Smoley Matthew Strathman Holly Thomlinson Scot Van Meter Anthony Snapp Jonathan Strawsburg Rick Thompson Stephen Van Riper Jason Snell Greg Strehlow Vince Thompson Bob Vandivere Donald Snide Joseph Stremmel David Thornton Dale VanLaarhoven Dixon Snider Joseph Stricker Henry Thorpe Nicole VanLigtenberg Dave Sniegowski Steve Stromire John Tierney Owen Varley Shey Snodgrass David Strother Steve Timp James Vassos Charles Soileau Steven Stuart Roger Tinsley Glenn Veasey Matt Solemsaas Brian Stubbs Lyle Todd Mike Verlander James Sollund Galen Stuke Steve Todsen Marc Vessar Dennis Solomonson Howard Suber Jason Tokar Bruce Vick Jason Soltau Gayle Subrt Susan Tokar Anita Victory Gordon Sorensen Joseph Sufczynski Ken Top David Victory Karen Sorenson Scott Sukeena Chris Tourtillott Chris Vigneau Robert Sorenson Bill Sullivan William Townsend Cary Villeneuve

130 Matthew Vincent Tom Wehde Jim Wingert David Youngsman Josh Voelker Jeff Wehrkamp Brent Winingear Michael Zadylak Donald Vogelsmeier Scott Weibel Sara Winslow Fred Zarembka Ronnie Vogelsmeier Todd Weimer Kevin Winter Timothy Zbylot Richard Vogt Diane Weisbeck Steve Winters Alice Zdebski William Vogt Steve Weisenborn Brent Wise Amy Zdebski Rodney Volk Greg Welch John Witt James Zdebski Samuel Voss James Well Danny Witthuhn Jim Zdebski Rodney Votava David Wells William Witting Terri Zentz Bob Votis Barry Welty Mark Wojdylak Andrew Zimmer Matt Vusich Rodney Werner Charles Wolfe Rich Zimmer Carl Wachholz Christopher West Scott Wolfensperger Scott Zoborosky Chad Wachholz James West Russell Wolfertz Jeff Zosel Rodney Wachter Bob Wewers Clint Wolka John Zuber Jim Waddell Norb Weyer Cody Wolka Stephen Zutter Troy Wadding Neal Wheeler Michael Wolter Gregory Wade Nial Wheeler Glenn Wood Brian Wagner Randy Wheeler Sharon Wood Larry Wagner Al Wheless Debbie Woods Lowell Wagner Chris Whitaker Ivan Woods Scott Wagner Beth White Michael Woodson Carol Wahl Dennis White Mark Woodward Carole Wahl Gregory White Michael Woodward Mark Wahl Melanie White Timothy Woodward Peter Waldmann Timothy White Richard Woody Colin Walker Robert Whitehead David Workman Derek Walker Donna Whitfield Michael Workman Michael Walker Gary Whitlock John Wornom Robert Walker Jeff Whiton Morris Worsham Charles Wall Gerry Whitty Lance Wortham Charlie Wallace Jeff Widen David Worthy Howell Wallace Mark Wiemers Jeffrey Wright Mark Wallace Gregory Wiesner Kevin Wright Susan Wallace Robert Wiggins Leo Wright Steven Waller George Wigginton Robert Wright Brigid Walls Bill Wilcoxson Ron Wright Timothy Walsworth Jeffrey Wilder Alan Wuennecke Christopher Walter Duane Wilkey Brent Wurster Ryan Walter Vance Wilkins Jerry Wyckoff Steve Walters Clark Wilkinson Ronald Wyss Chris Walthall Scott Wilkinson David Yancey Jason Walton Bob Williams Ron Yeager Bill Ward Chris Williams Dale Yelton Drew Ward Dale Williams James Yingling Mike Ward Danny Williams Sandra Yingling Joe Warin Dave Williams Matt Yocom Anthony Waring Don Williams Samuel Yoder Philip Warren Greg Williams David Yohe Rodney Warren Ray Williams Kay Yohn Jerry Watson Jim Williamson Frank Youdelman Larry Watson Gregory Willis Damon Young Bob Watts Paul Wilmott David Young Scott Wawner Brad Wilson James Young Chuck Weaver Brenda Wilson Karl Young Chris Weber Kirk Wilson Sammy Young Mimsi Weckwerth Steve Wilson Scott Young Darrell Weems Wayne Wilson Sherri Young

131 Leadership 2019

Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Board of Directors

SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTS AT LARGE MEMBERS (FLYWAY) Pete Albrecht Steve Cook Harold Cannon PRESIDENT Scott Crawford Linda Daugherty George Dunklin, Jr. Rogers Hoyt, Jr. Rob Gokey David Flink Jerry Harris Mark Low Dave Hinman CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Julian Ottley Larry Jensen Tom Jernigan Paul R. Bonderson, Jr. Clay Rogers Jim Talbert Tammi Kircher Peter MacGaffin FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Edward May Doug Schoenrock SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTS Jay Owen (ADVISORY TO THE PRESIDENT) Rex Schulz Michael Scuse Shawn de Cento CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Sam Smolik Kathy Christian Adam Putnam Pepper Snyder Doug Frey Joe Stough Dale Hall, retired Bob Hester Mike Woodward Joe Mazon Jan Young SECRETARY Al Montna Connie Parker Chuck Smith Gary Salmon Ronal Roberson DUCKS UNLIMITED CANADA TREASURER Christine Thomas David Blom Wendell W. Weakley James Couch Kevin Harris REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS PRESIDENT Bill Ansell WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST Paul Boehne DUCKS UNLIMITED DE MÉXICO Steve Maritz Lou Caputo Mickey McMillin Jim Cerza, Jr. John Tomke Brian Dillon EXECUTIVE SECRETARY* Tom Enos Dan Thiel William Hamill Jeff Heidelbauer Galen Johnson Howard Johnson Rusty Legg Bill Sarafin Bob Spoerl Nels Swenson Jay Taylor David Victory

*Non-voting members of the board

Please direct questions regarding the Ducks Unlimited annual report to: Jenna Sanchez, Manager of Development Operations 132 901.758.3871 or [email protected] Wetlands America Trust

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY / TREASURER CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Steve Maritz Doug Oberhelman Wendell W. Weakley Dan Thiel

TRUSTEES James W. Ayers David F. Grohne David McLean Chuck Smith Paul R. Bonderson, Jr. H. Dale Hall John L. Morris Mark Stitzer Gary C. Butler Rogers Hoyt John Paul Morris Matthew G. Stuller, Sr. John S. Dale Orrin H. Ingram II John L. Nau John W. Thompson Bill D’Alonzo James C. Kennedy Robert Pace John A. Tomke George Dunklin, Jr. James Konkel Dan Ray William E. (Will) Walker III Douglas D. Frey Bruce Lauritzen Doug Schoenrock David K. Welles, Jr. David Grieve Andrew D. Lundquist Joe Sivewright Steve Whatley

State Committee Chairs

ALABAMA INDIANA NEBRASKA SOUTH CAROLINA Jeremy Morris Tab Casper Michael J. Dudzinski Brian Ford ALASKA IOWA NEVADA SOUTH DAKOTA Jaimie Kassman Brian Garrels Elmer Bull Harold Bickner ARIZONA KANSAS NEW HAMPSHIRE TENNESSEE Shawn Gibbons Micheal Bulk Raymond Jackson Tony Harris ARKANSAS KENTUCKY NEW JERSEY TEXAS Jason Stewart Mike Hough John C. McMahon, Jr. Nick Moss CALIFORNIA LOUISIANA NEW MEXICO UTAH Jonathan Wills Nick Lichenstein Junior Kerns Lucas Davis COLORADO MAINE NEW YORK VERMONT Nate Farley David Poll Stephen Cartwright James McKnight CONNECTICUT MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA Jim Evans Jack Wallace Henry Kidd Christiaan Pond DELAWARE MASSACHUSETTS NORTH DAKOTA WASHINGTON Raymond G. Harp III BJ Calvi Matt Shahan Suzanne Sullivan FLORIDA MICHIGAN OHIO WEST VIRGINIA Steve McDaniel Jim Toth Tim Cline Jeremy Abbott GEORGIA MINNESOTA OKLAHOMA WISCONSIN Matt Dubnik Kyle Thaemlitz Richard Godfrey Jeffrey Maletzke HAWAII MISSISSIPPI OREGON WYOMING Jim Geiger Steven Bridwell Chuck Berrier Martin Carollo IDAHO MISSOURI PENNSYLVANIA Jeremy Nesset Tony Berter Richard Fanaro ILLINOIS MONTANA RHODE ISLAND Tom Tomlinson Scott Johnson Jim Tappero

133 Executive Team

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ACTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/ Adam Putnam CONSERVATION OFFICER CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, Dale Hall, retired Craig LeSchack WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST Dan Thiel CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER CHIEF FUNDRAISING OFFICER Nick Wiley Amy Batson DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES- STAFF DEVELOPMENT CHIEF ADMINISTRATION OFFICER/ CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER Wayne Dierks Govan Hornor CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Earl Grochau CHIEF SCIENTIST ACTING CHIEF Thomas E. Moorman, Ph.D. PUBLIC POLICY OFFICER ACTING CHIEF COMMUNICATIONS Gildo Tori AND MARKETING OFFICER James Powell

National Fundraising Team

NATIONAL DIRECTOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR MANAGING DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Beth Bryan OF FOUNDATION RELATIONS Richard B. Smith Tona Simpson MANAGING DIRECTOR NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE RELATIONS MANAGING DIRECTOR OF EVENT FUNDRAISING Jim Alexander OF GIFT PLANNING David Schuessler Chris Cole MANAGING DIRECTOR NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS MANAGING DIRECTOR OF FUNDRAISING OPERATIONS Kathleen McCollum OF MEMBERSHIP PROGRAMS Adam Webster Kevin Gaschler DIRECTOR OF EVENT FUNDRAISING SUPPORT Tad Turner

134 Regional Leadership Teams

GREAT LAKES / ATLANTIC REGION

DIRECTOR OF CONSERVATION OPERATIONS/SERVICES DIRECTORS OF FUNDRAISING AND VOLUNTEER RELATIONS David Brakhage Todd Carlton Dan DeLawyer Bret Plasters MANAGING DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Joe Rowan Todd Bishop DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC POLICY Kyle Rorah

GREAT PLAINS REGION

DIRECTOR OF CONSERVATION OPERATIONS/SERVICES DIRECTOR OF FUNDRAISING AND VOLUNTEER RELATIONS Steve Adair Greg Dinkel

MANAGING DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC POLICY Eric Lindstrom Carmen Miller

SOUTHERN REGION

DIRECTOR OF CONSERVATION OPERATIONS/SERVICES DIRECTORS OF FUNDRAISING AND VOLUNTEER RELATIONS Jerry Holden Brett Baker Scott Grant Jeff Lawrence MANAGING DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Chad Manlove DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC POLICY Ed Penny

WESTERN REGION

DIRECTOR OF CONSERVATION OPERATIONS/SERVICES DIRECTOR OF FUNDRAISING AND VOLUNTEER RELATIONS Mark Biddlecomb Tim Fehringer

MANAGING DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC POLICY Steve Schmitt Gary Link

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