WHRO was founded out of two strongly held convictions — there is no more important place to encourage growth than the classrooms of our youngest children, and that technology is a powerful and effective tool for nurturing growth.
LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR AND PRESIDENT
Bert Schmidt
President and Chief Executive Officer, WHRO
Kirkland Kelley
Chairman Board of Directors, WHRO
WHRO was founded in 1961 as Home Room One by Norfolk and Hampton community leaders with the vision to employ the new technology of television to increase the accessibility to education. Our founders realized that media would play a significant role in providing teachers and students with educational content in the classroom. They planted the seeds that took root and have made the extended reach of WHRO's programs and services integral to our community.
Over the past year, WHRO has continued to expand on that mission, utilizing technology to better inform, entertain and educate our listeners, viewers, educators, and families. Today, we serve 19 school divisions across eastern Virginia with pre-K to grade 12 educational programs and services, and we've introduced new initiatives that provide broader and more diverse content to assist parents, teachers and students.
The increasing reach technology affords us has made the boundaries of learning virtually limitless. The classroom is now virtual and blends seamlessly into the home, office and anywhere learning takes place. As we continue our efforts to meet critical challenges faced in our community such as on-time graduation, the needs of our Veteran's and their families, and those in our community who are unemployed and under-employed, our goal is clear: to be a critical partner in shaping the future for the generations to come. Just a few examples of the work we've engaged in over the past twelve months serve to highlight the breadth of issues the staff at WHRO have turned their energies towards.
In partnership with the Chrysler Museum of Norfolk, WHRO produced a stunning hour-long television documentary Glass on Fire on the history of glass and glass blowing as an art. The program helped bring awareness to the nationally recognized collection of glass that resides right here in Hampton Roads.
Climate change and rising sea levels continue to be pressing concerns for our coastal community. In direct response to recommendations from our community advisory board and our audience, WHRO produced two television packages on sea level rise for PBS NewsHour in 2013. For radio listeners, HearSay with Cathy Lewis (WHRV FM) also produced a four-part series on the issue featuring local and national experts as well as Norfolk public officials. WHRV also aired the public radio documentary Risings Seas as well as the ODU State of the Region report focusing on the negative impact sea level rise will have on our region in the coming years.
Beginning in 2007, WHRO embarked on a mission to enhance our listeners' experience and provide full radio broadcast coverage in the communities served by our 19 owner school divisions. Historically, listeners in areas such as the Middle Peninsula, Southwestern Hampton Roads and the Eastern Shore have experienced less than ideal reception from both WHRO-FM's classical music and WHRV-FM's news and information stations. With support from the community, WHRO undertook a $3 million Radio Signal Expansion Project which was completed in 2013. Nearly 500,000 new listeners are now enjoying WHRO and WHRV for the first time.
More than 430,000 viewers and listeners tune into one or more of WHRO's 4 television and 6 radio services on a weekly basis. The public's trust and support is paramount to us. As we enter our 52nd year, WHRO will continue its efforts to engage and serve the people of Hampton Roads, eastern Virginia, and the Commonwealth with critical services to our schools, outstanding programs and insightful stories focused on the issues and events that concern our community.
Thank you for your support that makes this possible.
Kirkland Kelley, Chairman, WHRO
Board of Directors
Bert Schmidt
President and Chief Executive Officer, WHRO
EDUCATION
Branching Out...
HRETA Adds New Owner Member
Since its founding in 1961, WHRO has been governed by a group of owner member school divisions known as the Hampton Roads Educational Telecommunications Association (HRETA). Membership has grown over the years to include 18 local school divisions, and this year, we extended our warmest welcome to our nineteenth owner member: Middlesex County Public Schools. Middlesex participated in services and activities offered by WHRO's Consortium for Interactive Instruction for many years, and on July 1st, 2013, they became an official owner member. The leadership and guidance of our owners are what brought us to where we are today, and continues to keep us at the forefront of education.
2013 was another banner year for eMediaVA, WHRO's K-12 digital media distribution system. eMediaVA gained statewide attention last year when the Virginia Department of Education awarded WHRO and HRETA a five-year renewable $2 million contract. A local philanthropist provided an additional $3 million gift, making the service freely available to all Virginia students and educators (public, private and homeschool) for at least the next five years. As of June 30, 2014, over 138,000 teacher accounts have been created, a 38% increase over last year.
In terms of content, as of June 30, 2014, eMediaVA contained over 49,000 Virginia's Standards of Learning (SOL) correlated learning objects including video clips, interactive games, animations, audio recordings, images, and primary documents from prominent national and local sources such as PBS, NPR, Colonial Williamsburg, NASA, the Smithsonian Museums, the National Archives, the Valentine Richmond History Center, the Science Museum of Virginia, Virginia's public media stations, Norfolk Public Library, SAS Curriculum Pathways, and the National Defense Education Program. This is a 133% increase from the previous year. What's more, tens of thousands of additional assets are already in the pipeline and will be available in the coming year with the goal of exceeding 100,000 learning objects.
To ensure that educators across the Commonwealth have the skills to incorporate eMediaVA into their daily lessons, WHRO has been conducting training sessions throughout the state. Sessions were conducted in 30 cities in FY2014, including Charlottesville, Fairfax, Hanover, Isle of Wight, Middlesex, Norfolk, Richmond, Roanoke, Southampton, Surry, Suffolk, Virginia Beach and Williamsburg.
Online Courses
In 2013-2014, WHRO staff developed three new online High School core curriculum courses (Astronomy, World Geography, and World History and Geography to 1500 A.D.), revised two additional courses (Algebra II/Trigonometry and English 10), and delivered them free of charge to all Hampton Roads Educational Telecommunications Association school divisions.
Programming
Fourteen Education Now interstitials featuring HRETA Superintendents discussing local successes were produced this year and the first six began airing in May 2014 on WHRO 15.1 and WHRO WORLD 15.2.
WHRO Kids, featuring award-winning early childhood programs such as Peg + Cat, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Thomas and Friends, The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!, The Jim Henson Company's Dinosaur Train and Sid the Science Kid, Martha Speaks, The Electric Company, Super Why!, Word World, and perennial favorites Sesame Street, Curious George, Arthur, and Clifford The Big Red Dog, delivered over 160 hours of the best high-quality educational television programming each and every week on WHRO TV 15.3, Cox 108 and Charter 701. It's important to note that every single household in the WHRO service area can access this proven educational programming free of charge, helping parents prepare their children to enter school ready to learn.
Children's Festival
On October 5th, 2013, WHRO brought Mr. Steve Songs, a writer and performer of children's music and co-host of PBS KIDS Preschool Destination, to perform at the 25th Annual Virginia Children's Festival. Using clever stories, great melodies and participatory lyrics, Mr. Steve created an educational, yet entertaining, experience for local children. The WHRO booth was open next to the main stage for families to play interactive games throughout the day and meet Mr. Steve. PBS Kids costume characters also stopped by for a visit, including Super Why, Wonder Red and Sid the Science Kid.
Spelling Bee
The Virginian-Pilot Spelling Bee is an annual event featuring 6th through 8th grade school spelling bee winners from South Hampton Roads, Northeast North Carolina and the Eastern Shore in a head-to-head competition that is broadcast live on WHRO. This year, students representing 45 area schools as local Spelling Bee Champions competed. Ted Hamacher of Hickory Middle School in Chesapeake correctly spelled the word "vocoder" to win the Bee, sending him on to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.
Young Storytellers Contest
On May 9th, 2013, WHRO welcomed twelve of the area's most creative young minds into our studio for the 2014 WHRO Young Storytellers Awards Show, an event that congratulates local children for writing and illustrating their own original stories. This year marked the 20th year WHRO has held a writing and illustration contest for students in kindergarten through the fifth grade. The contest's name has changed over the years, from the Reading Rainbow to the PBS Kids Writers Contest, but it's purpose has always been the same — to cultivate a love for reading and writing.
This certainly held true for one of our former winners who is now a published author. In 2009, Erin Campbell won our contest as a fifth grader with her story, "Into the Cavern." It's an adventurous tale about her family's visit to a national park. Now in her sophomore year of high school, Erin has written nearly 50 novels, short stories, poems and plays, and Gemini, her first published novel, has already sold over 100 copies. Erin credits our contest for encouraging and inspiring her to continue writing.
RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMMING
Highlights of the Year...
Equality Virginia's 2013 Community Legends Award (WHRO)
The Communicator Silver Award of Distinction for "The Great Debate: Jefferson vs. Hamilton – The Rematch!" (WHRO TV)
Telly Awards: First Africans in Virginia (WHRO TV) & The Contraband Movement (WHRO TV)
Best Station Promotion/Contest - Volunteers: Works of Heart (TV)
Best Documentary or Public Affairs Program - Glass on Fire (TV)
Outstanding News Series -Hearsay: High Waters in Hampton Roads (Radio)
Outstanding Newscast -Local Newscast 11/21/2013 (Radio)
Best Morning Show- Morning Show on WHRV (Radio)
WHRO and Landmark Communications collaborated to produce and televise the 6th annual Virginian-Pilot Spelling Bee. Hosted by veteran staff announcer Raymond Jones, 44 of Hampton Road's finest young spellers competed in the live broadcast on our television channel TV15.
In partnership with the Chrysler Museum of Norfolk, WHRO produced a stunning hour long television documentary on the history of glass and glass blowing as an art. The program helped bring awareness to the nationally recognized collection of glass that resides right here in Hampton Roads.
In October 2013 WHRO hosted a free concert in the station parking lot as a community appreciation event. Well-known local artists performed despite the rain. The event had children's activities as well as local food trucks and was a huge success. WHRO is planning another free community concert in June 2014.
For the second year WHRO was the media sponsor for the local LGBT family friendly festival Out in the Park. WHRO provided promotion, an hour-long radio program centered on local LGBT issues, as well as a tent with children's activities on site and joined organizations such as PFLAG, Decorum and many local arts institutes in supporting our LGBT community.
In November, WHRO partnered with Norfolk State University to hold a professional development workshop for educators in support of the PBS series Many Rivers to Cross. Local scholars took 110 educators on a journey through African American history in Hampton Roads. WHRO produced 2 television interstitials on local African American history that aired in conjunction with the Many Rivers to Cross series and were uploaded to eMediaVA, our online teacher portal for use in the classrooms.
This year WHRO created a food blog with input from the community and local Chefs called Let's Eat! The blog, e-newsletter and companion website have been a great success and have facilitated conversations regarding healthy eating, locally grown food, and even the art of brewing beer.
In support of the American Graduate initiative, focused on improving the on-time graduation rate at area schools, WHRO conducted a faith-based leadership luncheon to encourage volunteerism in our school systems. Over 60 leaders attended. WHRO in partnership with Norfolk Public Schools held a free screening of 180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School, which included a moderated discussion. WHRO conducted community conversation moderator training sessions and was a partner in the P.B. Young, Sr. Elementary School summer enrichment program. WHRV also produced 8 local call-in radio programs centered on education issues of concern in Hampton Roads. WHRO held a community town hall meeting at the station in February 2014 and continues to support the initiative with community-based conversations in 2014.
Here in Hampton Roads, climate change and rising sea levels continue to be pressing concerns for our coastal community. In direct response to our community advisory board and our audience, WHRO produced two television packages on sea level rise for PBS Newshour in 2013. HearSay with Cathy Lewis (WHRV FM) produced a four-part series on the issue and featured local and national experts as well as Norfolk public officials. WHRV also aired the public radio documentary Risings Seas, as well as the ODU State of the Region report which focused on the negative impact sea level rise will have on our region in the coming years.
WHRV also began a partnership with the Daily Press Media Group to create The Hampton Roads Business Minute. Delivering the latest insights and reporting on local businesses and market segments that impact Hampton Roads. This feature is heard weekdays at 4:32 PM on our news and public affairs radio station.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Engaging the community around issues relevant to Hampton Roads is a fundamental mission for WHRO. This past year, WHRO hosted numerous opportunities for residents to connect to matters that impact us all: on-time graduation, African American history, and the needs of Veterans.
With a composite graduation rate of 86.4%, and some schools graduating only 78.9% of high school students, Hampton Road's youth need both support and solutions as we strive to reach the national goal of 90%. Last year, with a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, WHRO was proud to participate in a national initiative, AMERICAN GRADUATE: LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN! WHRO convened a number of town-hall style interactive gatherings attended by over 200 stakeholders including educators, youth, parents, business leaders, nonprofits, faith-based and government groups. These meetings provided arena forum for conversations around the barriers to graduation, a platform to identify solutions, and facilitator training sessions to stimulate dialogue. This powerful initiative culminated in a Community Town Hall moderated conversation that incorporated live streaming and social media interaction through Facebook and Twitter. Since then, community activists from across the community have been meeting to develop actionable plans to address the various issues that contribute to the dropout dilemma. WHRO is committed to continuing this important work in concert with a host of community partners towards the goal of achieving a 90% on-time graduation rate in every one of our schools.
As the original landing site of the first Africans in the English Colonies in 1619, Hampton Roads offers a unique platform to discuss topics of interest to the African American community. In conjunction with the WNET national series, THE AFRICAN AMERICANS: MANY RIVERS TO CROSS, WHRO brought together local participants and community partners, such as Fort Monroe, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and Hampton History Museum, for a workshop designed to draw attention to our significant local African American history. This vibrant evening included round table discussions, historical presentations, and access to experts on relevant community issues.
Hampton Roads is home to more than 178,000 veterans. The transition to civilian life for many is full of obstacles and challenges, from holding a job to adjusting to life with serious injuries, both physical and emotional. On May 6th, WHRO held a screening of COMING BACK WITH WES MOORE, an account of a US Army veteran's search for answers and integration back into society. This was followed-up with a moderated discussion on how to best serve returning veterans and their families. These efforts launched a major WHRO initiative, VETERANS COMING HOME to give voice to Veteran's stories, connect them and their families to critical resources, and increase community awareness. To ensure local veterans have the special support they need, WHRO is collaborating with local organizations to coordinate and publicize programs that help veterans access information and services such as legal assistance, healthcare, employment and skills development. WHRO is also documenting the real world stories of local veterans and their struggles to re-integrate into the community. These poignant personal journeys are being broadcasted and are also available on our WHRO's, VETERANS COMING HOME webpage at veterans.whro.org/stories.
WHRO WEBSITE
In the spring of 2014, WHRO launched a redesigned and improved WHRO.org website. While enhancing core services such as up-to-date radio and TV schedules, live streaming and programming highlights, we took this opportunity to bring the latest NPR and PBS multimedia content along with our own local stories to our online audience, including national and world public affairs and breaking news to the latest coverage in politics, education, science and technology. The web site also offers engaging, educational and often heart-warming, rich-media content covering music, pop culture, lifestyle and arts & entertainment.
If you missed an interesting report during your commute, be sure to look for it on whro.org.
WHRO also launched a weekly eNewsletter, so that viewers and listeners can stay informed about new and upcoming programs and learn about WHRO initiatives and special events. And for those who never want to miss their favorite programs on WHRO 15, there is a "remind me" feature on our TV schedule, which will notify you via email when your favorite programs are airing.
WHRO also has active and engaging social media sites where we feature timely and topical content and conversation. We invite you to like and follow us on facebook.com/whropublicmedia and twitter.com/WHRO.
As the ways we consume news and information evolve, our goal is to continue expanding the ways in which we can be a source of relevant and unbiased news and information that our community and members appreciate and rely on every day.
LET'S EAT
Let's Eat is WHRO's very first community blog launched in September of 2013. Our primary goal was to create an online platform where certified 'foodies', area chefs, and everyone with an enthusiasm for cooking and eating could encourage and inspire cooking with fresh and local ingredients.
We were fortunate to have the culinary expertise of Patrick Evans-Hylton to launch the blog. We continue to expand our collaboration with chefs and critics, such as Lorraine Eaton of the Virginian Pilot, and Dawn Eskins owner of Carolina Cupcakes ( and contestant from Food Network's Cupcake Wars). Other culinary guest bloggers include area vegan chef Betsy Di Julio, Nisa Burns of Kitchenability, beer connoisseur Linda Williams, and Virginia wine blogger Frank Morgan, just to name a few.
The blog also provides cooking tips, restaurant reviews, local foodie events, videos highlighting seasonal delights, an informative newsletter featuring related TV and radio programming including A Chef's Life and The Splendid Table.
Our recipe swap section of the blog has more than 80 original recipes submitted to-date by community cooks. We invite you to try them in your own kitchen and share your very own favorite family recipes by visiting whro.org/letseat.
WHRO TECHNOLOGY
You Can Now Hear WHRO and WHRV Loud and Clear in More Places
Beginning in 2007, WHRO embarked on a multi-year, $3 million mission to enhance our listeners' experience and provide full radio broadcast coverage in the communities served by our 19 owner school divisions. Historically, areas such as the Middle Peninsula, southwestern Hampton Roads and the Eastern Shore have not enjoyed clear reception on either WHRO-FM's classical music or WHRV-FM's news and information stations.
In that same year, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) opened a non-commercial FM application window. This was the first time broadcasters could apply for FM licenses since the 1990's. After 2 years of negotiations, WHRO received three FM construction permits from the FCC. These three stations became known as WHRG 88.5 Gloucester Point, WHRJ 89.9 on Virginia's Middle Peninsula and WHRF 98.3 in Belle Haven. During the next 2 years, WHRO received an additional grant from the FCC for WHRE 91.1 in Eastville, Virginia as well as, purchasing the licenses for WHRL 88.1 in Emporia, WHRX 90.1 in Nassawadox, and translators in Virginia Beach.
The final radio signal expansion project was completed in September of 2013 when 101.7 FM was relocated from Providence Road in Virginia Beach to the top of the Westin Building at Town Center. The 101.7 FM re-location to the Westin Center provides an alternate channel for Virginia Beach listeners to receive WHRV FM programming without interference and atmospheric anomalies that occur periodically throughout the year.
Although the project is now complete, we continue to strive for the best listener experience possible and welcome the nearly 500,000 new listeners who now enjoy WHRO and WHRV.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FY14 Financial Information
In each of the past two fiscal years, our Audited Financials have reflected new initiatives reflecting the expansion of WHRO's educational efforts beyond our region. In FY 2012 WHRO began making its catalog of 22 High School, core –curriculum, online courses available to school divisions statewide. We also launched eMediaVA statewide in FY13, expanding our reach to now over 140,000 Virginia Teachers and students. With the recent launch of SkillsOnline, WHRO is entering the area of workforce readiness and skills development offering a catalog of more than 3,500 online courses leading to industry certification and career advancement. In partnership with our area community colleges, SkillsOnline is another example of the ways in which WHRO seeks to serve the needs of our community and expand beyond our traditional K-12 educational services. These investments also help WHRO diversify our product and broadcast offerings, promote education and training, and provide for our long-term financial well-being.
Our multi-year Capital Campaign continued in FY14, with the focus on three efforts — our continuing investment in digital leaning, retiring the debt financing of our expanded radio coverage throughout eastern Virginia, and increasing our endowment to prepare for the future. Our efforts resulted in revenue in excess of $1.5 million dollars in FY14.
Looking at our Statement of Activities before depreciation expenses (a non-cash expense), WHRO ended the year with a positive net operating revenue. We could not have accomplished this without the continued commitment of our individual members, whose support is the most important part of our on-going financial health. A heartfelt "Thank You" for your support.
Our audited financial statements are available on our website at whro.org.
VOLUNTEER AND DONOR PROFILE
WHRO Volunteers Make a Difference –
Have You Met Ed?
Meet Ed Joyce, a WHRO volunteer who has donated hundreds of hours of his time over the past year, and made a significant financial commitment as a leadership level station supporter.
It is the classical music played on WHRO 90.3 that Ed says is one of the main reasons he chose to settle in Norfolk after retiring from a 30-year career in the Navy as a MCPO. His German grandmother introduced him to the music of the masters at a very young age when he and his family lived with her in Germany. Very few places have a classical music radio station anymore, he said. Having lived all over the world, in San Diego, Hawaii, Washington state, Japan and Germany, among other places, he would know.
Because he likes the music so much, he wanted to help keep it on the air with his gifts of support and his help answering the calls of other donors during the station's pledge drives. After retiring from the Navy in May, and after taking one week off for vacation, he came to WHRO to see what other ways he could help.
The Voice, WHRO's daily newspaper reading service that is broadcast for the visually impaired, was his next step as a volunteer at the station. He said he reported for training, expecting to be here 15 minutes on his first day, and his first day of training became a 2-hour shift of reading, which he now does every two weeks.
That's just the beginning. He now reports to the station just about every day, helping send out letters of thanks to donors, when he enjoys chatting with other volunteers as they stuff envelopes. He is also organizing the classical music library by composer and tempo so that WHRO's classical staff can more easily curate the selections they will play throughout the day. His data entry into the music library also makes it possible for the latest technology you may be using to tell you exactly what music you are listening to.
This volunteer even works weekends. You may have met him at one of the many community events WHRO participates in, like the Fork to Farm event at the Agricultural Center, the Children's Festival at Town Point Park, The Stockley Gardens Art Fair, and The Scene Block Party at O'Connor Brewery. He loves bragging about the great things WHRO does that many people don't know about, like our work for education.
"Not many people know that WHRO is owned by area schools, or that WHRO offers courses that teachers in the state can have to take to maintain their certifications," Ed said. "It's impressive to tell people that WHRO provides nearly 100,000 learning objects online that teachers everywhere in Virginia can use. I want people to know how engaged WHRO is with the community and that it's a not-for-profit," he explained.
As we were wrapping up our conversation in preparation for writing this story, Ed said, "If you ever need anything, just give me a shout." Then he added, "Please also thank all the other wonderful volunteers who helped train me, and for all they have done for many years to keep our station strong."
Thank you, Ed, for all you do for WHRO. You and our many other wonderful volunteers and supporters truly make a difference! Thank you ALL!!
As told to Jayna Eller, Marketing Officer, WHRO
BOARD LEADERSHIP
WHRO Governing Board of Directors 2013 -2014
Kirkland Kelley, Chair
David Brashear, Vice Chair
Nancy Branch, Secretary
Randy Webb, Treasurer
Bert Schmidt
Reed Atkins
Tony Atwater
Joan Buckle
Ronnie Cohen
Anne Conner
Kathryn Copeland
Em Davis
Michael Divaris
Scott Duncan
John Field
Ellie Gordon
Philip Hatchett
Dave Holleran
Dave Iwans
Suzan Kaufman
Ashby Kilgore
Ernest Lendman
Judith Mansfield
Charles Moorman
Barry Pollara
Rik Rikkola
Conway Sheild
Leonard Sledge
Guy Tower
Alan Wagner
Michael Wendel
Deran Whitney
Community Advisory Board
Lance Shavers, Chair
Denise Goode, Vice-Chair
Cindy Caskey
Ruth Cookson
Betty Wade Coyle
Cindy Cutler
Brenda Garrett
Charles Gates
Marcella Germanotta
Valeria Jessup
Maxie Lee
Marshall McClure
Jonathan Nye
Michael Panitz
Shana Pribesh
Lee Riggins Rich
Chris Scanlon
Joanna Schlabaugh
Beverly Sell
Robert Shapiro
Deborah Thorpe
Mary Joe Wilfong
Williamsburg Advisory Committee
These individuals have been a continuing and valuable resource for WHRO as we expand our presence in the Williamsburg area.
Polly Bartlett
Carol Beers
William Bryant
Lesile Coe
Marlene Collins
Anne Conner
Sue Delos
Sue Diedzic
Sean Driscoll
Lois Hornsby
Karen Jamison
Judy Knudson
Betty Lewis
Al Louer
Sylvia Payne
Rik Rikkola
Heinz Schiller
John Shulson
Carol Talbot
Elaine Themo
Millie West
Jim White
Jeanne Zeidler
Leadership Circle of Donors
Chairman's Circle ($25,000+)
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Dominion Virginia Power
Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Ms. Susan B. Joseph*
President's Circle ($10,000+)
Anonymous (1)
Capital Group Companies, Inc. / American Funds
Bay Diesel Corporation
David R. and Susan S. Goode
Ms. Signe M. Langschultz
Mr L. Christopher Noland
Ms. Bernice Schoenbaum
Mr. Paul Sorensen
Mr. James A. Squires and Ms. Karen Jones-Squires
TowneBank
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Wendel / AVW Technologies
Producer's Circle ($5,000+)
Mr. and Mrs. Macon F. Brock, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell
The Dalis Foundation
Dr. Carl R. Dolmetsch
Ms. Cheryl Dronzek
Lee and Leslie Entsminger
Paul and Carolyn Gottlieb
Robert and Phyllis* M. Hale
Barbara and Steve Johnsen
The Estate of Rosalie B. Kachadorian
The Estate of Robert Lefevre
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lendman
Henry and Angelica Light
Sally and David Maxwell
Andria and Mike McClellan
Carolyn McDonnell
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Meredith, Jr.
Wick and Bonnie Moorman
Noland Memorial Foundation
The Hon. and Mrs. Norman Olitsky
Peggy and Barry Pollara
Mrs. Joanne Roos
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ryan
The Estate of Robert and Jean Schonk
Mrs. Virginia Stringer
Michael and Rebecca Sutton
Hunter B. Andrews Society ($2,500+)
Anonymous (6)
Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. Andrews
The Jack and Virginia Bagby Charitable Gift Fund
Mrs. Nora A. Barnes
Ms. Mary Alice Beale
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bradley
Nancy and Malcolm Branch
James R. and Monica Brogan
Keith Winston Colonna
Ms. Irene Craft
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cross
Capt. Cecelia Dawe-Gillis, USN (Ret.)
Mrs. Sarah Elseman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Evans
Judy and Vic Fazio
Mr. Jack A. Feitelberg
Dr. Nancy Fishback
Mr. Joseph C. Francese
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Frieden
Dr. Lisa and Mr. Richard E. Garriott, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gavalya
Ms. Patricia Geraghty
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goebel
Chris and Lizz Gunnufsen
Mary and Herbert Haneman
Mr. James A. Hixon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hofheimer, Jr.
Larry and Sally Hull
The Honorable and Mrs. Marc Jacobson
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Jett, Jr.
Ms. Heather L. Jordan Khan
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kapper
James and Rachel Jiral
Linda H. Kaufman
Ms. Kirkland Molloy Kelley
The Robert A. Lawson, Jr. Family Fund of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Ms. Linda Lee
Dr. and Mrs. Willette LeHew
Dr. Meryl and Mr. Nikolaj Lessinger-Bely
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Levin
Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Lilly
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Major
Ms. Sallie Marchello and Mr. Tom Morehouse
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Martin
Dr. Melissa McLeod
Mr. and Mrs. George Metzger
Ms. Mary I. Meyer
Mr. Anthony K. Mitchell
Tom and Alice Mountjoy
Amy Price Neff and Eric Neff
Ross and Sylvia Payne
Drs. Powers Peterson and Daniel R. Alonso
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pierce
The Charles E. and Starr D. Plimpton Donor Advised Fund of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I. Prillaman, Jr.
Mr. Henry L. Rankin
Margie and Bob Rashti
Mr. Warren Richard and Ms. Lynn Cobb
Rouse-Bottom Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubin
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Sagman
Bert and Missy Schmidt
Ms. Judith Scott
Kay and Conway Sheild
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Smith, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Lawrence L. Steingold
Dr. S. Keith Sutton and Dr. Gail Beyer
Dr. Elaine M. Themo
Mr. Brendan Tompkins and Ms. Tiara Dimond
Ms. Virginia Thumm and Mr. David L. Mayfield
Bee McLeod and Goody Tyler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert van den Berg
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Vosteen
Mr. M. Coleman Walsh, Jr.
John and Nancy Watters
Leila Graham and Randy Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wenz
Mrs. Anna R. Wetherill
Ms. Carmella S. Whitaker
The Family of Norman C.* and Catherine M. Willcox*
Dr. B. Yeh Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert YehLeila Graham and Randy Webb
The Family of Norman C.* and Catherine M. Willcox*
Bill and Barbi Willey
Mr. Kurt Williams
Director's Circle ($1,200+)
Anonymous (25)
Mrs. Joan D. Aaron, CPA
Ms. Lynn O. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahart
Tom Ammons
Edward and Deborah Amorosso
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Amos
Captain and Mrs. Bill Anderson
Ms. Patricia Arant
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Arias
Reed and Nancy Atkins
Larry and Ann Atkinson
Allen Baker
Mr. Leonard Ballback and Ms. Florence Young
Bill and Clara Banks
Vern and Nancy Barham
Bill and Clara Banks
Mr. Patrick Baroco
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Barthelemy
Jim and Jackie Batterson
Ronda Baucom and Wally Schmader
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baur
Donna Bausch
Carlotta and Charles Bell
Mr. Richard A. Beskin
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Bevan
Mr. Robert Birdwell
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Birk
Ms. Suzan Bistrup
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Blackwood
Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Bock
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bohan
Mr. and Mrs. James Bolander
Dr. and Mrs. Alan M. Bolash
Kitty Bosher
Dr. Theodora P. Bostick
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Boswell
Mr. Raymond B. Bottom, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bradley
Mr. James R. Branstetter
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Brashear
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Brodsky
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brown
Monte and Katherine Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant
Mr. Richard L. Buchanan
Stewart Buckle and Joan Park Buckle
Mr. T R. Litton and Mrs. Audra M. Bullock
Mr. Cornell Burcher
Mr.and Mrs. Robert M. Burchette
Mrs. Gail K. Burger
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burke
Ms. Pat Butler and Mr. Dennis Hustead
Mrs. Marilyn B. Buxbaum
Mrs. Louise Buxton
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Bynum
Mr. David P. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Canning
Ms. Jean A. Carideo
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Carlson
Mr. Paul E. Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carson
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Cathey
Ms. Hannah Ceen
Mr. Russell R. Cerro
Mrs. Carlotta C. Chandler
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Chutkow
Ms. Joy A. Cipriano and Mr. Jeff A. Kaye
Mr. Franklin E. Clarke
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Clarke
Mrs. Claudette N. Clos
Dr. Marti and Mr. David Coffield, Jr.
Ronnie Cohen and Ron Herzick
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Colpitts
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Conage
William and Susan Conley
Anne and Darron Conner
Mr. and Mrs. Colby Cooper
Kathryn Copeland
Ms. Christiane Corbett
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Cornell
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Costenbader
Tim and Betty Wade Coyle
Cristallo Art Center
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Curtis, Jr.
Ms. Cynthia Cutler and Mr. Craig Haines
Mr. Philip J. Dabney USN Ret
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua P. Darden
Dr. and Mrs. Chris Dassler
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daugherty
Mr.* and Mrs. Chance Davis
Mr. Thomas Deans
Capt and Mrs. Robert W. Dedman
Dr. and Mrs. Adarsh Deepak
Dr. William DeLacey in memory of Virginia DeLacey
Richard and Susan Desilets
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Devnew
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Divaris
Mr. John W. Drescher
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Drewry
Mr. and Mrs. William Dullaghan
Director's Circle ($1,200+) (cont.)
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Durham
Douglas and Nancy Dwoyer
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Eberle
Lyle S. Eesley, Col. USAF (Ret.) and Rebecca L. Brown, Col. USAF (Ret.)
Mr. Martin A. Einhorn
Lynn Hamilton Ellis
Dr. Thomas Ellis and Dr. Ann Moore
Ms. Elise Emanuel and Mr. David Scherer
Mr. Eric Engler
Ms. Dianne Epplein and Mr. John Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Ezzell, Jr.
Mrs. Sabiha Famularo
Sarah E. Farmer
John C. Farnandez, Jr.
Mrs. Lynn J. Feigenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ferguson
Fine Fine Legum & McCracken LLP
Ms. Jodi Fisler and Mr. BJ Pryor
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisler
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Fitzpatrick
Ms. Heidi K. Flatin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fort
Col. and Mrs. Robert E. Frady USAF (Ret.)
Ms. MJ Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. "Jack" Frost
Ms. Barbara A. Geraghty
Mr. and Mrs. James Gildea
Ms. Joan Gilkison
Ms. Jane Goldman and Mr. Ron Dyer
Mr. and Mrs. George Goodson
Mr. and Mrs. Croxton Gordon
Mr. Tavia Gordon
Mr. Paul M. Gottlieb
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Greenspan
Dr. Edna Griffenhagen and Mr. Mark Waller
Mr. Eric Grove
Kathryn Jeanne Grzelkowski
The Family of Carter T. Gunn
Ms. Priscilla L. Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs. Tayloe Gwathmey
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haigh
Mr. Adolphus Hailstock
Rev. Robert L. Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hall
Kenneth Hallman
Dr. Cindy W. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hamilton
Dr. and Mrs. Keith Hanger
Mrs. Caroline P. Hayes
CAPT and Mrs. Joel Heaton
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henifin
Mr. and Mrs. Devin Hensley
Dr. Douglas Higinbotham and Dr. Marcy L. Stutzman
Mr. Paul A. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill
Paul and Susan Hirschbiel
Mr. Bill Hobler
Ms. Nancy M. Hogg
Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Hoinkes
Dr. Robert E. Howard, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hoy
Joan Hughes
Susan and Bob Hume
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hunt
Tom and Patricia Isenhour
Gail and Dave Iwans / DIA
Mrs. Nancy S. Jacobson
Ms. Karen Jaffe
James and Melody Jeffrey
Dr. Mariann Jelinek
Mr. and Mrs. James Jiral
Mr. Brooks Johnson and Ms. Germaine Clair
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Johnson
Jan and Jeremy Johnson
Commander and Mrs. John Johnson
Mr. Kent Johnson
The Rev. Connie Jones
Dr. Howard W. Jones, Jr.
Mrs. Martha A. Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Jones
Joe and Terry Jordan
Ms. Ida Kay Jordan
MCPO Edward Joyce, USN (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Judd
Dr. Larry H. Kagan /Diana S. Eyre
John and Kay Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kantor
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Karlowicz
COL and Mrs. George Kaye, USAF RET
Mr. Phillip A. Kearley
Mr. Edwin C. Kellam
Mrs. Lynn H. Kellam
Ms. Kay A. Kemper
Dr. Dawnielle J. Kerner
Dr. Mark Kerner
Dr. Ashby C. Kilgore
Dr. and Mrs. Greg Kim
Mr. E. Falcon Knight Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koach
Drs. Venu and Prashanthi Koduri
Ms. Constance R. Koenenn
Director's Circle ($1,200+) (cont.)
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kohlenhoefer
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kronmann
Anthony and Helen LaRocco, Jr.
Mrs. Barbara L. Lavender
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Leavitt
Mr. and Mrs. G. Amory LeCuyer
Drs. John and Connie Lee
Maxie and Barbara Lee
Dr. and Mrs. St. George T. Lee
Mr. Donald J. Leger
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Lenthall
Mr. Justin Lewis
Dr. Lenard and Dr. Wendy Lexier
Mr. Kent Lion
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Louer
Mrs. Carol Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. MacCullagh
Dr. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon Magnuson
Mr. Ulick A. Mahoney
Drs. Pramod and Rajul Malik
Dr. and Mrs. Chad Manke
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mansfield
Mrs. John F. Marshall, Jr.
Ms. Lynette M. Mason
Richard and Gail Massey
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Mastaglio
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mastracco
Heather and Matt Mazzoni
Ms. Margie McCormick
Mrs. Heather McCoy
Greg and Michelle McCracken
Mr. Greg McCreash
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDermott
Deborah L. McDonough
Matthew McKeon and Vince Zentner
Cdr. Frank and Dr. Pamela McKinney
Anne L. McRae and Cary A. Petzinger
Patricia Carney Merica
Dr. Bernard H. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Miller
Mr. John R. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Julius Miller
Mrs. Christina Minkewicz
Michael and Tina Minter
Mr. William M. Mitchell and Ms. Magali Love
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Molloy
Dr. Carolyn S. Moneymaker
Mr. Joseph Morelli
John R. and Pollie W. Morison
Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Morrell
Dr. Ula K. Motekat
David L. Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson
Drs. I. C. Vernon and Molly* Netto
The New Leaf, Inc.
Jim and Gerri Newsom
Lt. Kristy and Mr. Dennis Newton
Capt. and Mrs. James P. Nickols USN (Ret.)
Sen. and Mrs. Ralph Northam
Drs. Jim and Carol Nottingham
Mr. Sidney Nusbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oberdorfer
Ms. Deborah S. Ogan
Mr. Dan O'Loughlin
Fr. Ted Panchak
Ms. Ellen Papetti
Ms. Rose Marie Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Payne
Phillip and Melissa Perdue
Mr. Stuart E. Perritt
Mr. Paul B. Peter
Mrs. Nancy Petters
Mr. D'Arcy E. Phillips, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pierce
Mr. Lamont Poole and Ms. Penny Oots
Mr. Robert G. Powell
Mr. Stephan Prescott
Mr. Joshua Pretlow, Jr.
Hon. William T. Prince
Dr. and Mrs. David Propert
Dr. Robert Pu
Dr. Holly S. Puritz and Dr. Stephen D. Wohlgemuth
Ms. Louise N. Quales
Mr. Ralph Rabinowitz
COL John Race, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rashkind
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rayfield
Dr. and Mrs. Bishop P. Read
Mrs. Lucy F. Reasor
Mr. Neil Reed
Robert B. Reehl
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reins
Cecilia and Chris Rennix
Gordon H. Rheinstrom
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Rik Rikkola
Alfred B. Rollins Jr.
Mrs. William T. Roos
Dr. and Mrs. Meredith B. Rose
Carl and Sally Roy
Director's Circle ($1,200+) (cont.)
Mr. and Mrs. David Rudiger
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Sachse
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford F. Sauer
Mr. Ronald L. Saunders
Mr. Bill M. Savage
Dr. Petra Gurtner and Mr. Gerald Schwartz
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Seeherman
LTC (Ret) and Mrs. Steven Senkovich
Jane and Win Short
Mr. Jae Sinnett
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Skrobialowski
Leonard and Tiffanye Sledge
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith
Mrs. Martha C. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sobocinski
Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Spence
Mr. Stephen C. St John
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stanton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stark
Ms. Katheryn Steadman
Kent and Valerie Stitt
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Stockmeyer
Ms. Ann P. Stokes
Mr. Timothy L. Stovall
Mrs. Virginia Stringer
Mrs. Patricia Strong
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerlin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Sutelan
Mr. and Mrs. David Sutelan
Dr. S. Keith Sutton and Dr. Gail Beyer
CAPT and Mrs. Robert Swain, USCG (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Swingle
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Taylor
Mrs. Virginia Thumm and Mr. David L. Mayfield
Mr. Richard B. Thurmond
Guy K. Tower and Hon. Winship C. Tower
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Traweek
Mr. and Mrs. Rheal Turcotte
Ms. Lois Turnbull
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urbi
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Utecht
Mrs. Leslie Van Deren in memory of Mr. Richard Van Deren
Mr. Amritt A. Villa
Jim and Betty Villers
Kim Wadsworth
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Waitzer
Ms. Dana Walker
Mr. Matthew P. Wallaart
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Walshe
Mr. Don Warmke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren
Mrs. Carolyn B. Warrick
John and Nancy Watters
Mr. Charles H. Webb and Mrs. Kathy James-Webb
Drs. George R. and Jane C. Webb
Bruce and Holly Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Webster
Mr. Kenneth Weilmuenster
Mr. Douglas A. Weiss
Drs. Jacob and Tricia Wessler
Dr. Paul R. West
Mr. Fred Whitley
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson Whitney
Lynda F. Wilder
Bill and Barbi Willey
Mr. Mark F. Willis
Mr. James S. Wilson
Joyce and Bill Wooldridge
Mr. John R. Worstell
Ms. Moira C. Wright
Ms. Betty E. Wrightson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yeh
Elizabeth Young and Robert Lovell
Mike and Hazel Zamperini
Ms. Patrizia A. Zorzoli
Advocate ($750-$1,199)
Mr. Griffin Y. Anderson and Dr. Iris C. Anderson
Mr. Michael Armistead
Mark and Mary Ann L. Austin
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barry
Ms. Margaret H. Bartelt
Mrs. Jeannie Smith Bartlett
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bennett
Mr. Martin D. Bergan Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berryman
Mr. Reinhart B. Billiar
Mr. and Mrs. Cabell B. Birdsong
Ms. Linda C. Bottoms
Ms. Judith Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Briggs
Dr. L. D. Britt and Dr. Charlene Britt
Mrs. Jean C. Bruce
Dr. Hugh M. Bryan III
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Burgess
Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bush
Mr. and Mrs. Carey S. Buttrill
Anne and Joe Caruso
Ms. Hannah Ceen
Mr. Brandon Cholek
Margaret Elizabeth W. Clark
Mr. Matt Clayton
The Community Foundation
Mrs. Margaret M. Cramer
Edward M. Cross
Mr. David Croy
Mr. Brian C. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Dierks
Mr. Roland Doan Jr.
Mr. Gregory Dudzienski
Mr. Kenneth L. Eberrhart
Capt. James D. Eldridge Jr.
Ms. Sally J. Fisk
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Forbes
Mrs. Katharine C. Fournier
Mrs. Herbert O. Funsten
Ms. Laura T. Gillenwicte
Dr. and Mrs. Terry J. Gingras
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Glanzer
Francis Gleason
Eric and Hui Mei Grove
Mrs. Helen M. Guthwin
Dr. and Mrs. Keith Hanger
Mr. David E. Hartman Jr.
Robert Hayes
Mr. Nathan Haynie
Mr. John Healy
Mr. Daniel S. Hemp
Ms. Sharon M. Hoffler
Mr. Neville Holland
Mr. Lionel T. Holloman Jr.
Ms. Catherine N. Holloway
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Holt
Matthew L. and Rachel Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Huenerberg Jr.
William H. and Linda A. Hunt
Advocate ($750-$1,199) (cont.)
Mr. R. Ernie Johnson
Ms. Jeanne S. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Jungkuntz
Mr. Ken Kee
Mr. Raymond H. Kirby
Mr. John M. Klinck
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Knudson
Dr. and Mrs. Albert H. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Win M. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Lindsay Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lombart
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Long
Mr. Chris Luebbers
Mr. John Luker and Mrs. Marilyn Marloff
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lunsford
Jerry S. and Karen Lyle
Mr. Jack W. Mace
Mr. Salvatore A. Marchione
Mrs. Eleanor Marshall
Emilia S. and Mike Martin
Ms. Terese Mayberry
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. McAlpine
Mrs. Linda McCullough
Ms. Page C. McGaughy and Dr. O P. Deocambre
Dr. and Mrs. George R. McGuire
Mrs. Oriana M. McKinnon
Dr. Anne Meek and Mr. Gil Kraine
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Middlebrook
Mr. Mark Minasi
Ms. Nancy T. Minguez
Ms. Barbara Minto
Mr. and Mrs. David N. Montgomery
Margaret A. Moreau
Ms. Susan P. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Duryea Morton
Mr. Raymond H. Moy
Mrs. Vera H. Newton
Mr. Michael Okonek
Dr. Cynthia B. Piccirilli and Ms. Catherine M. Wrigh
Deborah M. and Phil Quam
Ann Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle M. Rauch
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Reagan
Mr. Harold L. Reichart
Mr. Jim W. Reid and Ms. Judith A. Austin
Mrs. Guenivere J. Robbins
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Roberts
Alfred B. Rollins Jr. and Helen A. Jones
Mrs. Mary Catherine Rotert
Mr. and Mrs. Lennart A. Rothman
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rowe Jr.
Mr. Timothy G. Ruck
Mrs. Meredith B. Sabol
Ms. Sharron A. Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Seal
Peggy Shackelford
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Shannon
Mrs. Jennifer Sharp-Warthan and Mr. Daniel K. Wartha
Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Shaughnessy
Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Shoberg
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Sims Jr.
Associate ($500-$749)
Saira Z. and Syed Z. Ahsan
Mr. Greg C. Alexander
Ms. Lisa A. Allam-Cruff and Dennis Cruff
Ms. Yvonne T. Allmond
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Anderson
Mr. Jared L. Antevil
Ms. Margaret L. Anthony
Mr. Randy Asbell
Larry P. and Ann Atkinson
Mrs. Mary Babbitt
Mr. Daniel M. Babcock
Mr. Kevin Badger
Susan C. and Jack Baer
Mr. and Mrs. Steen Baerentz
Catherine Liza" N. and Gary E. Baker"
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Baker
Bank of America Foundation
Mr. Herrmann E. Banner
Ms. Susan G. Barco
Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Bare
Mrs. Clay H. Barr
Mrs. Jane P. Batten
Linda and Khalis R. Bayyan
Mrs. Ann W. Beasley
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Beaulieu
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bedard
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Beers
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Benson
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Berg
Ms. Gertrude A. Berryman
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bilyj
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Blevins
Mr. Randall Blow
Mr. Andre I. Blumberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bock
Mr. Matthew Boyce
Clarence and Clarence H. Brooks
John and Chantal Brooks
Bro's Fish Tacos LLC
Ms. Marlene T. Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Buck
Dr. Steve T. Bullock
Dr. Annelore F. Butler and Dr. Henry Butler
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Callaway
Jean and John Carlston
Mr. Paul E. Carnes
Ms. Rebecca A. Chappell
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clark
Ms. Sue R. Clark
Dr. Forrest P. Clay Jr.
Eugenia L. Clevinger
Dr. J. Floyd Clingenpeel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Cooper
Ms. Ann M. Copeland
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Copeland Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Corbett
Mr. Reginald Corinaldi
Karen Corson
Mr. Major Douglas Cosby
Dr. James L. Cox Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Creecy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Crone
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cross IV
Darrell B. and Caron E. Crouse
Dr. and Mrs. Steve Cummings
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Curry
Dr. Mona J. Danner
Mr. Philip C. Davenport Jr.
Constance G. and Stuart Davis
John W. and Jessy L. Dawson
Mr. Richard T. Deaton
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Delaney
Mr. Sergi L. Demchuk
Mr. Fred M. Denn
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Diaz
Barbara Doornink
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Drury
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Dry
Mr. and Mrs. William Duiker
Mr. David Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Dunn Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Durham
Dr. and Mrs. David L. Durica
Pat and Patricia A. Eden
Mrs. Mary Ellen Edmonds
Dr. Sheila K. Elliott
Alta P. Ellis
Dr. Jonah Ezieme
Dr. Evan R. Farmer and Dr. Antoinette F. Hood
Paul J. and Lynne G. Farrell
Mrs. Marion R. Fast
Mr. Paul E. Fisher and Ms. Elizabeth A. Taraski
Mr. Peter G. Fisher
Mr. Stewart T. Forster
COL and Mrs. Robert E. Frady
Mr. and Mrs. C. Jerry J. Franklin
Barbara and David French
Ms. Cheryl Furlong
Associate ($500-$749) (cont.)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Garber
Mr. M. C. Garula
Mr. Carl Gatje
Ms. Patricia Geraghty
Mr. Howard E. Gill Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. C. Delp Givens Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Glass
Ms. Mary B. Gleason
Mr. James R. Goldstine and Dr. Dawn Goldstine
Mr. Plesent W. Goode
Mr. Ian P. Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Grantz
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Graves III
Joyce C. Griffin
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Griffin
John F. and Karen M. Griffing
Mr. Steven Griswold
Ms. W. Dolores Gruppe
Robert E. Gumpright Jr.
Ms. Priscilla L. Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hall
Mr. David L. Hamby
COL and Mrs. George A. Hamilton, RET
Mrs. Barbara Hamm Lee
Ms. Jane Hankins
Paul A. and Anne T. Harder
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Harrell
Mr. Oscar B. Harrell
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hartle
Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Hatchett
Mr. Joseph B. Hearst and Mrs. Meril L. Amdursky
Michael and Caroline Helpinstill
Ms. Anne W. Henry
Ms. Sonja W. Hibbard
Mr. Robert M. Hines
Dr. and Mrs. E. Beaumont Hodge Jr.
Ms. Karen Hoffman and Mr. Bill Samuelson
Ms. Lois R. Homa
Dr. Phyllis R. Hope
Ms. Carol R. Horton
Ms. June J. Hoye
Mr. L J. Hubbard Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hudgins
Ms. Sue B. Hudson
Mr. Jerrold W. Hutton
Mr. Ronald Hutton
Mrs. June Iannuzzi
Mr. and Mrs. John Iczkovits
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Jett Jr.
Mrs. Dixie L. Johnson
Robert and Lisa Johnson
Christopher Jones
Ms. Sonya Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Jim T. Kaplan
Ms. Estalee Kapleau
Mr. Mark S. Kasper
Mr. Charles L. Kaufman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keever
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelley
Dr. John J. Kelly III
Ms. Lydia C. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Kerr
Mr. David T. Kerrick
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kibler
Ms. Bonnie J. Kiermaier
Ms. Sung M. Kim
Mr. Kenneth A. Kirkpatrick
Ms. Shirley M. Kitchell
Dr. and Mrs. Vladislav Klein
Miss and Mrs. Denise W. Koch Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Koivisto
Aileen Koke and Deborah Wilson
Bethany Kopp
Mr. Mark S. Koromhas and Claire Carman
Mr. Thomas A. Kush
Ms. Marcia Lackey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lanier
Ms. Mariel Le
Mrs. Hildegard A. Leckliter
Matiel W. Leealexander
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leggett
Dr. and Mrs. Willette L. LeHew
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler H. Leinbach
Mr. and Mrs. J H. Lewis
Mrs. Amanda M. Loessin
Susan M. and Sue M. Lonigan
Mr. Michael I. Mark
Mr. Juan M. Marti
Richard J. and Bonnie Martin
Matthew T Blackwood Foundation
Danita McAllister
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. McCoy
Ms. Karen A. McKee
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. McKenney
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. McKune
Mr. Peter D. McMorran
Mr. Alvin McNair III
Mr. Robert D. Melancon
Dr. Elizabeth Meredith and Mr. Kenneth Morris
Associate ($500-$749) (cont.)
Mr. Hugh S. Meredith
Patricia Carney Merica
Mr. Harold B. Meyers
Mr. Robert Milburn
Dawson A. and Peggy Mills
Mrs. Margaret Hartley Moore
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris
CWO4 and Mrs. Robert L. Morris USN Ret
Marcy B. and Kevin Morrison
Mr. Kim C. Morrow
Nora Morse
Dr. Ricardo Moscoso
Mr. Richard P. Multer
Mr. William F. Murray
Mrs. June Myers
Lisa and George Nasis
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Neal II
Mr. James Neas Jr.
Mrs. Chris Neikirk
Andrea and Andrew A. Nelson
Ms. Toni Nelson
William R. Oliphant
Jerald and Joyce Olson
Dr. Shirley C. Olsson
Ms. Elizabeth J. Pausch
Mr. and Mrs. M Lee Payne
Mrs. Susan Perrin
Ms. Jeanette R. Peters
Pfeifer USA
Capt. Ann C. Phillips and Luis A. Boticario
Dr. and Mrs. Wendell J. Pile
Ms. Stacey M. Porth
Peter Pruden
Ms. Amy A. Quark and Brent Z. Kaup
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rachels Jr.
Mr. Edwin Jay Rafal
Dr. Ahmed A. Rahman
Mr. Thomas Ranieri
Robert Rankin
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Regan
Connie B. and Jack Reitz
Ms. Glenda G. Richard
Ms. and Mrs. Dina N. Richards
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Richards
Mr. John Richardson
Mr. Robert O. Richardson and Dr. Karen W. Richardson
Ms. Dolores Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Robinson II
Mrs. Bell-Jo M. Rodgers
Mr. Robert G. Roman and Mr. Claus Ihlemannn
Mr. and Mrs. W D. Rosenberg Jr.
Susan K. and Susie K. Rowley
Ms. Jennifer L. Rush
James Russo
Mr. Frank Sanderson
Dr. Marta Satin-Smith and Mr. David Smith
Mr. John W. Saunders
Ms. and Mrs. Shannon M. Sayles
Mr. Michael Scardasis
Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Schechter
Mr. Daniel Schein
Dr. and Mrs. Ivan R. Schiff
Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Schiller
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Schilling
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Schloss
Mr. Kenneth R. Scott
Mrs. Jane M. Seel
Dr. and Mrs. Hemang H. Shah
Ms. Donna M. Shephard
Mr. Steven P. Shils
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Shipman
Ms. Judith E. Shubert
Conrad M. and Anne B. Shumadine
Ms. Maureen Sigmund
Allison M. and Amy M. Sikes
James N. and Maryann R. Simpson
Ms. Joyce M. Singleton
Mr. David C. Smith and Ms. Elizabeth C. Wadington
Ms. Diann P. Smith
Mr. Kevin L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith-Rodden
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Speegle Jr.
Mr. James Wayne Sprinkle
Mrs. Jeanne J. Stabler
Ms. Sue J. Starnes
Stihl Inc
Mrs. Joyce Strelitz
John and Susan Sumnick
Mrs. Nancy M. Sutcliffe
David Tabakin
Mrs. Eugenia Carolyn Tatem Bates
Mrs. Susan M. Terpay
Mr. A. N. Terry Jr.
Mrs. Marsha B. Thomas
Michael K. and Johanna Thompson
Terryl D. Times M.D. and Virginia Wells M.D.
J Barry and Lynn M. Trott
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Trower
Joseph Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton K. Turner
Associate ($500-$749) (cont.)
Christine Ulrich
Mr. Rudy Valdez
Ms. Leslie F. Van Deren
Mr. Mark Vaughan
Ms. Phyllis A. Vinson
Mr. Randall T. Voland
Mr. Greg Walker
Dr. and Mrs. D. Henry Watts
Mr. Edward N. Watts and Ms. Linda Randall
Merry W. and Thomas Watts
Mr. Fred Weaver and Ms. Jo Weaver
Lewis W. Webb III and Helen Elizabeth Dragas
Ray and Karen Weinig
Ginny and Nick Werner
Ms. Mildred B. West
Mr. Stewart J. Wetchler and Dr. Mary Kay Dineen
Mr. Donald L. White
Mr. and Mrs. James A. White
Mr. McCoy White
Mr. and Mrs. Will E. White
Dr. G. William Whitehurst
Dr. T. Whitworth III
Rebecca T. Wieters
Mrs. Harold Lee Williams
Ms. Nancy L. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Wilmoth
Jane S. and F. Blair Wimbush
Mrs. Christina Wyman
Mr. William Yetter
Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Zangardi
*Deceased
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