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DONORS a n d Vo l u n t e e r L e a d e r s h i p CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 33 Left to right: John Wetenhall, President, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, Bill Snyder with wife Verna Corey, and Dolly Ellenberg, Vice President, Development 34 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 T hree months ago, I was honored to begin my tenure as the ninth president of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. In the relatively short amount of time since then, I have learned so much about this wonderful organization. Perhaps most importantly, I have learned that the Pittsburgh community truly loves its Carnegie Museums. Our members and donors feel an intense pride in the museums they help support. The entire region rightly feels that Carnegie Museums is an indelible part of this community and its reputation globally—every bit as important to Pittsburgh as its diverse industrial base, its burgeoning health and education communities, its great sports teams, and its iconic three rivers. And Pittsburghers financially support the museums they love. Some 116 years after Andrew Carnegie became the face of modern philanthropy, his “palace of culture”— which has blossomed into four museums—continues to enjoy the support of so many thoughtful, generous, forward-looking people. William P. (Bill) Snyder III is one such person. Bill got his start in the Shenango Furnace Company, which was founded by his grandfather in 1906. He would go on to play a role in Pittsburgh’s first Renaissance, serve as president and chairman of The Wilpen Group, Inc., and share his considerable talents as a board member for a number of institutions, including Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh, and the Allegheny Health, Education, and Research Foundation, for which he served as chairman. Bill has also distinguished himself through his great devotion to Carnegie Museums, which he has supported financially and through his volunteer leadership for nearly three decades. Last November, Carnegie Museums honored him and 51 other individuals and organizations as the inaugural members of its newly formed Carnegie Noble Quartet Society, which will now recognize in perpetuity those donors whose total contributions to Carnegie Museums meet, and in many cases far exceed, $1 million. The society was aptly named for the bronze sculptures that grace the front of our historic Oakland facility— sculptures of Shakespeare, Michelangelo, Bach, and Galileo. These figures loom large in representing the redeeming and elevating qualities of literature, art, music, and science, all of which were part of Andrew Carnegie’s great gift to the city of Pittsburgh. Bill and his colleagues in the Carnegie Noble Quartet Society are wonderful reminders of the great generosity that makes our continued good work possible. They lead from their hearts and by example. They are far from alone, however, as you can see by the people and organizations listed in this special thank you to donors. Our four museums rely on this support to reach more than 1.2 million people annually through their exhibitions, educational programming, and community outreach. We owe a special debt of gratitude to our tireless volunteers who were so instrumental in our fundraising efforts for 2010, led by Toto Fisher (another Noble Quartet inductee, along with husband, Jim), who chaired the Major Gifts Committee, and Vaughan Blaxter, chair of the Individual Gifts Committee. With the support of our volunteer committees, we raised $18.5 million in total contributions in 2010, including $6.7 million for our Annual Fund. This is no small task, especially in a sluggish economy. I think it is also important to note that membership in Carnegie Museums continues to be strong, as we have more than 25,000 member households, a clear demonstration of the value the residents of our region place in our museums. To our many members and donors who make up the Carnegie Museums community—thank you! Your support inspires us every day. PHOTO: JIM JUDKIS John Wetenhall President & CEO CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 35 CARNEGIE NOBLE QUARTET SOCIETY 2 0 1 0 Honoring lifetime giving of $1 million or more. Individuals Anonymous (2) Alcoa Foundation Bayer USA Foundation Alice S. and James S. Beckwith III Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation BNY Mellon Bob and Irene Bozzone Suzy and Jim Broadhurst The Buhl Foundation The Philip Chosky Charitable and Educational Foundation Colcom Foundation Eden Hall Foundation Milton and Sheila Fine Chester G. Fisher Family Edith H. and James A. Fisher Lee and Isabel Foster The Grable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Gumberg Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II H. J. Heinz Company Foundation The Heinz Endowments Highmark Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman William Talbott Hillman Roy A. Hunt Family Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation Virginia Kaufman Peter S. and Jill G. Kraus The Kresge Foundation Laurel Foundation Alan G. and Jane A. Lehman Foundation at the request of Ellen Lehman and Charles Kennel Katherine Mabis McKenna Foundation The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Paul Mellon Richard King Mellon Foundation The Pittsburgh Foundation PNC PPG Industries Foundation John G. Rangos Sr. Charitable Family Foundation Scaife Family Foundation Sarah Scaife Foundation and Family William R. Scott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons Juliet Lea H. Simonds W. P. Snyder III United States Steel Foundation, Inc. UPMC Rachel Mellon Walton Family The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. Robert S. Waters Women’s Committee, Carnegie Museum of Art 36 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 TOTAL GIVING $100,000+ Bob* and Irene Bozzone Mr.* and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance III Milton* and Sheila Fine Dr.* and Mrs. Henry John Gailliot Jill and Peter Kraus Daniel and Beverlee Simboli McFadden Margaret Ritchie R. Scaife $50,000 – $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Branson Mrs. Charles R. Burke Philip Chosky (+) Ronald R. and Judith M.* Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II* Henry* and Elsie Hillman Daniel G. and Carole L.* Kamin Rita and Edwin Langue Robert W. Liddell III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Massaro Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn Jacqueline* and Jeffrey Morby Richard W. Moriarty, M.D.* Mr. and Mrs.* Demetrios T. Patrinos Juliet Lea H. Simonds* Jane* and Harry Thompson $25,000 – $49,999 Paul G. Benedum, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. William F. Benter Charles R. Burke, Jr.* Joan and Jack Diederich Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster Gretchen S. Hansen Nancy K. Hansen Bill* and Janet Hunt Gregory* and Ellen Jordan Ellen* and Jack Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr. John G. Rangos, Sr.* Idamae (+) and Jim* Rich Wallace and Patricia Smith Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer Violet Soffer Alexander* and Silvia Speyer Adam and Lauren Sufrin Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* Mr.* and Mrs. Walter W. Turner Nancy and Milton* Washington Mr. and Mrs. R. John Wean III James* and Susanne Wilkinson Ronald J.* and Mary Ann Zdrojkowski $10,000 – $24,999 Anonymous (3) Mark Aloe* James McKay Armstrong Allen Baum and Elizabeth Witzke-Baum Jo and Bill Brandt We express deep appreciation for the generous support of our nearly 26,000 donors and members. Special recognition is given to the following who made contributions of $500 or more in 2010. Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst Carol R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan Mr.* and Mrs. Christopher B. Carson Gerald and Barbara Chait David C. Conrad II Nicholas J. DeIuliis* and Family Mr.* and Mrs. George F. Eichleay Michele Fabrizi* Edith H.* and James A.* Fisher Gail and Tony Ganz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham Irv and Aaronel Gruber Joan and Phil* Gulley Marcia M. Gumberg* Joe* and Kathy Guyaux Marjorie Burns Haller David* and Georgianna Hillenbrand Richard and Priscilla Hunt Mr.* and Mrs. Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. James R. Johnson Barbara and Don* Jones Mr.* and Mrs. Peter J. Kalis Mr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. Katz Maureen B. Kerr* Wendy Mackenzie and Sandy Cortesi Margaret J. McGowan Al* and Barb Neupaver John and Sandra Newman Nancy and Woody Ostrow Richard L. Simmons and Rosa Lynn Pinkus Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons Alice R. Snyder* Darthea Speyer* Mr. and Mrs. John A. Staley IV Neil and Bronya Strosnider John P. and Elizabeth L. Surma Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor Christine J. Toretti Mr.* and Mrs. Hugh G. Van der Veer III Mr.* and Mrs. Peter G. Veeder Mr.* and Mrs. James M. Walton Dr.* and Mrs. Konrad M. Weis Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Jerry* and Mary Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer S. J. Zoerb $5,000 – $9,999 Anonymous John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour Ray* and Joneen Betler Vaughan and Bonnie Blaxter Dorothy L. Boyer John F. Boyer Chuck and Jill Brodbeck Bernita Buncher Dennis F. Carlin Thomas and Robin Caulfield, in memory of Richard W. and Norman K. Grove Dr. and Mrs. Russell Christoforetti (Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member George* and Ada Davidson Mr.* and Mrs. Randall S. Dearth William S. Dietrich II* Deborah D. Dodds* Reverend and Mrs. James K. Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr. Ethel O. Hansen Jane Z. Haskell* Patricia and Stan* Hasselbusch William Talbott Hillman* Laura* and Tom Karet Keith and Jane* Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler Daevan and Aavin Mangalmurti Jean H. McCullough* Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney Albert and Nancy (+) Muse Gordon and Kenny* Nelson Theresa L. Nimick-Whiteside Robert* and Leslie Nutting Theodore H. Paul and Samantha Cadenhead Evelyn B. Pearson Donald M.* and Sylvia M. Robinson Caryn B. Rubinoff* and Craig A. Dunham Dan* and Bonnie Sandman Thomas and Susan Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. K. George Schoeppner Dr. Gary Schurman and Family Cecile M.* and Eric Springer Mr. and Mrs. Merrill P. Stabile H. Campbell Stuckeman Jamee* and Tom Todd Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Robert W. Amore Jane Arkus Heather and Peter Austin Mr.* and Mrs. Chester R. Babst Les and Joan Becker Elaine Bellin and Phyllis Coontz Mary Murtland Berger* Sam and Deborah Berkovitz Helen Billak and Paul Henry John and Cynthia Black Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Block Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Booker Ellsworth and Joanne Bowser Doreen E. Boyce* Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges Rosella Broff Adam and Jill Brufsky Howard* and Marilyn Bruschi Robert* and Linda Buzzelli * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased “ Museum scientists are working to unravel the mysteries of life … and they’re eager to share their work.” CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 37 PHOTO: RIC EVANS David* and Katy Caliguiri Carl L. and Mary Campbell Bill Caroselli and Dusty E. Kirk Carol B. Caroselli Bea and Don Carter George E. Childs and Miya Asato Otto H. Chu* and Victoria Lee Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill Marion W. Cohen Jim Colker Bill and Cynthia Cooley Lynn* and Ronald Davenport Mary and John* Davis Carol and Herbert Diamond Deborah G. Dick* Mrs. Robert B. Dickey III Michael K. Dishart and Jennifer S. Blyler Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue Thomas J. (+) and Marilyn P. Donnelly Lowrie C. Ebbert Dolly and Curt Ellenberg Dr. Richard Moriarty (right) with Sam Taylor, Director Lori J. C. Ewell of Carnegie Museum of Natural History Michael* and Tricia Fetsko Sylvia Hill Fields* Robert M.* and Rebeca R. Frankel Ruth Garfunkel FOR PEDIATRICIAN RICHARD MORIARTY, Carnegie Museum of Natural History is as relevant today Stephen A. Glickman and as it was when he was a science-curious teenager who spent Saturday mornings exploring its Linda Shensa every nook and cranny. Then and now, he says, it’s the museum’s one-of-a-kind collections— Robert and Megan Glimcher Caryle* and Mark Glosser and the scientists and educators translating how they inform today’s big questions in science— Edward and Mary Ann Graf that keep it germane, and keep him hooked. Juliette D. Grauer Jean Anne Hattler “We have a crop of amazingly bright, talented people hidden behind the walls of the museum,” Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr. says Richard, an associate clinical professor of pediatrics at the University of Pittsburgh School Katharine H. Hillman of Medicine and founder of the Pittsburgh Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Ivan T.* and Ruth C. Hofmann Poison Center. “They’re working to unravel Sara H. Horsman the mysteries of life, to inform pressing environBarry W. and Judy S. Huff mental questions, and they’re eager to share Mrs. David B. Hughes their work.” Francis G. and Gilda Hurite Robert L. Jennings and To champion the cause, the Lawrenceville native Barbara H. Bott Mary Lou and Cecil Jones works tirelessly behind the scenes, both philanJoan M. Kaplan thropically and as a dedicated volunteer who Janet and Karl Krieger serves as a member of the museum’s board and Jacqui and John* S. Lazo president of the Carnegie Discoverers, a group of Edgar L. Levenson (+) — Richard Moriarty Ruth E. (+) and Arthur S. Levine enthusiastic supporters of the museum’s mission. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken He’s made generous gifts to Dinosaurs in Their Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Livingston Time and the museum’s distance-learning program, and most recently he endowed a series of Paula Lockhart monthly talks, The R. W. Moriarty Science Seminars, that feature museum scientists and their Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Loevner Robert D. Loughney colleagues discussing their latest adventures in evolutionary science. Mr.* and Mrs. Howard McClintic Love Kate W. MacVean “Everyone in the city has a story about a memorable visit to the museum,” Richard says. “They Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr. remember a thing. But often they miss the reason that thing is here and the larger story it Sara M. Marshall helps tell. This series is another way to show what the collections do, what the researchers do, Chris and Sue Martin and how the museum is a living, breathing place that is relevant to our lives.” Steven M.* and Stephanie Massaro Anonymous Joel P. Aaronson* and Claire Keyes John P.* and Donna M. Abriola Mr. and Mrs. Pritam M. Advani Mr. and Mrs. Santi J. Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong Mrs. James S. Beckwith III Kevin Behanna and Pamela DeRose Michael and Amy Bernstein Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt David J. Blair and Marianne Bokan-Blair Michael Blehar and Beth Evans N. E. Bognar Gary and Connie Brandenberger Bob and Sue Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh L. Brown William J.W. and Eliza Smith* Brown Richard H. Burkland Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham John C.* and Ruth Camillus Cynthia E. Carrow and James R. Kyper Rita P. and Aims C. Coney William S. Conover Mr. and Mrs. James E. Crockard III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I. Crocker Margaret S. Cyert Lu and Sylvester Damianos Lois N. Davie Janet R. and Robert C. Dell, Jr. Charles and Lynn Desmone James N. Dill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Douglas, Jr. Jack and Mary Jo Elliott Nina B. Fisher Joel, Heather, Cameron, and Garrett Flayer Rebecca A. Foster and Michael L. Kazar Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R. Ganassi Margaret Good and Thomas Von Lehman Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gothie Rita J. Gould Carol M. Hammer Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hardie Georgia and Bob Hernandez Michael S. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Hiles David McL. Hillman Sylvan M. Holzer Mr. and Mrs. John F. Horty Kenneth P. Hotopp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hotopp R. B. Humphrey James and Bettyanne Huntington Cynthia Ingram Peter and Diana Jannetta Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns Richard and Laurie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston III Mrs. Milton Justh Charles F. Kahle II* and Ann B. Fiduccia Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamin Robert W. and Elizabeth C. Kampmeinert Jason Kass and Lauren Harder Anton W. Knaus Steven R.* and Marla V. Lacy Susan Oberg Lane Karen Liller Larson Judith and Lester (+) Lave James and Barbara Manner Althea L. McCalmont Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClure Nancy McDonald Robert H. McDonald Barbara K. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Meddis Ann* and Leon Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Edison Montgomery BeeJee Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Neishloss Hugh and Eliza Nevin Rose and John Northrop 38 (Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member Cynthia McCormick and Lois Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnight J. Sherman* and Suzanne S. McLaughlin Kevin* and Kristen McMahon Elizabeth R. Mertz Blair and Lisa Merkel Mrs. William A. Meyer (+) Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jay Miller Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Moritz G. William Nagel Dr. and Mrs. Joshua G. Nagin Noël M. Newell Karen S. Oberg Allison and Jack O'Donoghue Frederick W. Okie, Jr. H. Ward and Shirley Olander Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. O’Neill Richard and Janice Pagliari Joe Pajer* Bob and Joan* Peirce Lila Penchansky and Daniel Russell Mr. and Mrs.* John Peterman David* and Gabriela Porges Barbara H. Rackoff Sally and Ned Randall Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks Robinson Ann B. Robinson (+) Bill and Linda Roemer Anna M. Roman* Louisa S. Rosenthal Treasure A. and Bruce D. Sachnoff Jennifer and Karl Salatka Nancy Rankin Scarton Virginia Schatz Esther Schreiber Amy and Seán Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Sharp Terry* and Tina Smith William P. Snyder* and Verna A. Corey Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Stephans Dr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept Charles and Susette Stone Ronald L. and Lucinda S. Thomas Mr. and Mrs.* Steven Chapman Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Craig Tillotson Mr. and Mrs.* Charles B. Watkins Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver Jacquelin Wechsler Dr.* and Mrs. David B. Werner S. Donald and Josephine Wiley Jeffry J. Williamson (+) Mary Jo Winokur Sheryl and Bruce Wolf Lise Woodard and John J. Reilly Ronald W. Zborowski $1,895–$2,499 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 Mr.* and Mrs. Robert P. Oeler Ralph J.* and Ruth Anne Papa Mark Perrott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Platt The Rackoff Family Jay Reeg* Neil M. Resnick and Susan L. Greenspan Letitia E. Rieck Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Robertshaw, Jr. William M. Robinson and Sharon Semenza Gerald M. Roeder Bryan and Marie Routledge Mr. and Mrs. Reid W. Ruttenberg Edwin and Terri Scheetz Robert Schoen and Nancy Bernstein Mr. (+) and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder Evan and Tracy Segal Elizabeth and Robert Smith The Honorable and Mrs. William L. Standish Michael and Beverly Steinfeld Walter J. and Cynthia S. Storkus Arthur H. Stroyd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor Mr. and Mrs.* Thomas L. VanKirk Kenneth D. Vesio, M.D. and Lenora Vesio Michelle Ward Helge and Erika Wehmeier Ronald and Ann Wertz Robert C. and Patricia E. Wilburn Donald G. Wolfkill Claudia C. Zavodnick Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Zawacky Owen P. Cantor Lillian S. Carpenter Donald and Gloria Casey Sue Challinor and Matthew Teplitz James C. Chaplin IV Geri Chichilla Charles C. Cohen and Michele McKenney Grace M. Compton Jane Cookson Lynda and Joel Coslov Lawrence J. Crochier and Jennifer Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Crooks Eileen J. D'Appolonia Stephen A. and Jan L. Darcangelo Susan Deakin and Jack Kabazie Mr. and Mrs. Pete M. DeComo James J. and Margaret B. Degnan Mr. and Mrs. William S. Demchak Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dingess C.W. Donohue and Cynthia L. Pennington Ellen and John W. Eichleay, Jr. Louis and Marie S. Emanuel Edward and Connie Engler Luciana Fato Marvin C. Fields Anthony B. Fiorillo and Judith Albert Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fischer Linda C. Fisher Robert W. and Karen G. Ford Tracy and Cliff Forrest Ruth Frank Paul and Kathy Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Fulmer Donna M. Galm Mr. and Mrs. Randolph D. Galm Judith S. Gavaler $1,000 – $1,894 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Genter Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goetz Marcus and Barbara Aaron Nachum Golan and Steve Hough Dr. and Mrs. John C. Adkins Kenneth and Lillian Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III Laurie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Aiello Mike and Barbara Granito Willard S. Albert Mary Louise Green and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aloe Walter Obermeier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Angerman George and Jane Greer Linda M. Argote and Dennis Epple Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Gumberg Mrs. Clyde W. Armstrong Agnes G. Gund Richard Armstrong Kathleen Haefner and Lee Cambria Ruth Z. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern Ron* and Sue Baillie Neil and Janice Harrison Suzanne L. Barley Paul and Melody Hauber Suzanne and J. D. Barnes Teresa Heinz* Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Barnicle Brian Henciak and Heidi Walsh Jacqueline M. Bauer Christina M. Henderson Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal G. Nicholas and Dorothy B. Beckwith III Dale and Susanne Hershey Judith T. Horgan Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bedwell Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Howland Patrick Bend and Erica DeChicchis Mrs. Milton G. Hulme, Jr. Henry A. and Anne Bent Mr. and Mrs. George L. Illig, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Berger Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Imbriglia Dr. and Mrs. Lorenz T. Biegler Kathryn Jackson* and Mark Garvey Carolyn Black Richard A. and Patricia B. Jacobs Todd M. and Helene Blodgett Blair and Lynne S. Jacobson Rachel Kirk Bobo (+) Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bonner Martha W. Jordan June K. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Juves Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Braksick Costas Karakatsanis and Mr. and Mrs. J. Judson Brooks, Jr. Barbara Blackmond Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brownlee Susan L. Katz Gary Cacciani * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased Daniel and Beverlee McFadden PHOTO: J.R. SULLIVAN Gerri E. Kay James S. Keller and Mary Ellen Hoy J. K. and Bonnie T. Kelly Beverly Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. King Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Koontz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates Kopf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Korb David B. Kozloff and Mark Meaders Janice E. Kuster and Robert J. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ladley Larry Leahy Edward and Janice Leckey Sally Levin Jon and Tracy Levy Anne Lewis Barry Lhormer and Janet Markel Mr. and Mrs. Kurt K. Limbach Mr. and Mrs. L. Douglas Lioon Mr. and Mrs. Steven Loevner Timothy and Terri Logan Bobbie and Frank* Lucchino Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Sr. James V.* and Angela B. Maher Michael Malley Jeanne R. Manders and Weia Boelema Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Mars Sheldon Marstine Garth E. Massingill and James B. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Matten J. R. and Margaret McCartan Mr. and Mrs. Denis McCarthy Tron McConnell Mr. and Mrs. George R. McCullough Mary A. McDonough John McSorley Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz George E. and Nancy P. Mezey Mr. and Mrs. Sam Michaels Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Milbury Mr. and Mrs. William R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Moore Elaine W. Morris Alan and Sharon Mueller Gerd D. and Helen D. Mueller Geoffrey Murdoch and Susan Amara Gail S. and Thomas J. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Naragon Jerome R. Nassar Pasquale Navarro and Daryl Hutson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Neft Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Nernberg Patricia K. Nichols Michael and Lilli Nieland Bert W. O’Malley John K. Orndorff, Jr. Devayani and Indra Pandit Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Pearson James and Pamela Peele Ronald V. and Donna L. Pellegrini Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Perer Drew Perkins and Ellen Sanders-Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Perlow Charles M. Porter and Hilary T. Tyson Mr. (+) and Mrs. Henry J. Posner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Prine Edward Prochownik and Denise Charron-Prochownik BEVERLEE AND DANIEL MCFADDEN wanted to honor the legacy of Beverlee’s late father, Raymond Simboli, one of Pittsburgh’s early painters and revered teachers, so they made an extraordinary gift to Carnegie Museum of Art. It was a fitting decision, says Beverlee, because not only did her father show and teach there, but his attachment to the museum sparked her family’s lifelong love affair with museums. “ I grew up at Carnegie Museums. I’m still magnetized by museums. Wherever we travel, “I grew up at the Carnegie Museums and so did my siblings,” says Beverlee, recalling frequent childhood museums always visits with her father, a professor of painting and come first.” design at Carnegie Institute of Technology’s (now Carnegie Mellon University’s) School of Architecture for — Beverlee McFadden 42 years. Raymond, who emigrated to Pittsburgh from Pescina, Italy, as a child, also taught painting classes throughout the region, including the museum’s renowned Saturday Art Classes. “I’m still magnetized by museums,” adds Beverlee. “Wherever we travel, museums always come first.” Initially a portraitist and figurative painter, Raymond’s repertoire broadened to include Pittsburgh scenes and urbanscapes; three stunning examples are currently on view at the museum. Raymond’s artwork also appeared in four Carnegie Internationals. Now, the McFaddens’ gift recognizes his long-lasting contributions to Pittsburgh by dedicating Gallery 11 of the Scaife Galleries in his memory. Gallery 11 showcases American and European Art c. 1925-1950. “My father was never without inspiration from the city,” says Beverlee, an industrial photographer who shares that passion despite the fact that she and her husband, a Nobel Laureate in Economics, have long called California home. “It’s the most beautiful thing to grow up with art, surrounded by all that color and design coming from a very creative person,” she adds. “Other kids went home and just did their homework. I can’t imagine living without my father’s paintings on my walls.” CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 39 $500 – $999 Ruth Casey Dr. and Mrs. E. Joseph Charny Margaret O. Childs Sally Hillman Childs Mark J. Chiocca Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Chutz Jane R. and John T. Cinicola Barbara Clark Mr. and Mrs. Homer N. Clark III Todd and Marian Clark Dane S. Claussen Claire and Machere Cohen Dr.* and Mrs. Jared L. Cohon Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Colen Estelle F. Comay and Bruce Rabin John E. and Susanne Cook Birch Cooper Mr. (+) and Mrs. John G. Craig Douglas S. Cramer Robert B. and Judith B. Cunningham Christopher and Beth Currie Dr. and Mrs. James A. D'Antonio Kathleen and Kenneth D'Appolonia Gerald and Mary Davis Joan C. Davis Igor B. Dawid and Keiko Ozato Dawid Daniel and Kathleen Deis Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. DeLuzio Thomas L. and Nancy B. Denney Joan Dessloch and Heidi Kafka Mark and Rita DiCello Shyam V. and Smita S. Dighe Joseph DiMenno Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Dlubak Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Donnelly Anthony V. Dralle Rebecca Duffy and Larry Perdeus Marian F. Dull Mary Ehrlinger-Demmler Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Elkus Jim and Teddy Emberg Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Erlanger Bob and Wendy Evans Paula Evans and David Henrickson Michelina Fato and Carl Snyderman Kevin Fay John M. and Eleanor Schano* Feeney Leonard S. and Leona Felman Richard T. and Graciana R. Fennell Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Fenton John and Jill Ferreira Regan J. Fetterolf Martin Feuer and Laurie Kapoor Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fidoten Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Finder David N. Finegold and Judith Esman Marian R. Finegold Gene Finley and Jeanne E. Cobetto Barbara M. and Richard B. Fisher David and Amanda Fisher Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fister Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitting Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Fleischner Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Fleming Henry Flood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forlastro Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Forrest Barbara E. Forrester Eileen and Linda Forrester William B. Foster Ronald W. and Marsha K. Frank Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Quint Bruce and Jane Raymond David B. Rhing and Judy Moser Tor Richter Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Riehl Patrick R. and Carol C. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Homer R. Roberts Stephen Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roddey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Elaine B. Rosecrans Randall and Lisa* Roudabush Mardi S. Royston Jeanne F. Rudov Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Russell Robert Rutkowski and Jane Werner Kathleen D. Ryan and James Elson Kathleen A. Sandoe and Daniel Ready Robert L. and Stella P. Sauers Anna M. Schnur Jolie K. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Scott Mr. (+) and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Alden H. J. Sector Mr. and Mrs. William C. Seibert Mr. and Mrs. David S. Shapira Frederick and Kathryn Sherman Dylan T. Simonds Henry J. Simonds John W. Skooglund Sara M. Sleppy and Deborah Brodine Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Sluser Peter G. and Susan J. Smerd Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Smith Marjorie A. Snyder William I. and Patricia S. Snyder Arlene Sokolow Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sorr Holly and Susan Spahr J. Matthew and Tina Stacy Mark and Jocelyn Steele Stanley M. Stein Fred and Mary Ann Steward Lindsay and Andrew Stewart Chris D. and Sarah B. Stockwell Margaret S. Stouffer Joan Blair Sullivan Perry and Marcia Swanson Carol L. Tasillo George Tchirkow Mr.* and Mrs. Frederick W. Thieman Louis J. Towchik and Beth A. Dubyak Jane F. Treherne-Thomas Harley N. Trice II Ken Twedt and Kendal Shaber John and Mary Unkovic Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Von Stein Chuck* and Janet Vukotich Robert and Elinor Wagner Ann P. Wardrop* Susan Washburn and Matthew A. Thornton Michael G. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Weizenbaum George R. and Mariana Whitmer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wiegand James Williams and Doris Carson Williams* Gregory J. and Amy L. Winokur Margot* and Bill Woodwell Thad P. Zaleskiewicz Paul and Lynn* Zelevansky Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Abbs Jaime E. Abola and Evelyn Gonzalez-Abola Jeffrey W. Acre Fred and Barbara Adler Yves C. Alarie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Allen Madalon O. Amenta and Michael Gainer Patricia Antezana and Kevin Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Angelo A. Armenti, Jr. Jim and Sandra Artzberger Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Atwood Mary K. Austin and Ron S. Shapiro Alan A. and Elaine Axelson Louanne Baily John Barber and Dolores Smith Barber Jane S. Barnes and Charity Imbrie Barbara L. Barry Marian S. Bass Stephen and Carol Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Batson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Becker, Jr. Thomas G. Bedger Carol and Lisa Bednar Walter P. and Jo Ann Beh Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Beidler Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Belitsky Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Bennett Kathy L. Benninger and Paul Miller Howard S. Berger Sanford and Patricia Berman Ronald P. and Emily R. Bianchini Klaus Bielefeldt and Susan Zickmund Barbara and Albert Biglan Dan A. and Pamela S. Billman Mr. and Mrs. George M. Blair Peter and Molly Blasier James and Gloria Blint Eva Tansky Blum* Lenore and Manuel Blum Thomas and Theresa Bone Marianne R. Bonidie Christopher and Sandra Bonnet Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce Bowden Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Boyle, Jr. Eva and Florence Boyt Carolyn M. Branthoover Norman J. Bress and Ceil Rich Nancy L. Bromall and Robert Barry Gail Bronson Helen C. Brooks Jeffrey and Jessica Brown Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Brown, Jr. Terence Brown Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brownell, Jr. Pamela Z. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Randal E. Bryant John and Gail Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burgess Patricia Burkart Timothy and Linda Burke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns Mr. and Mrs. David M. Burstin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Cafaro Beverly S. and Matthew W. Caldwell Margaret A. Cannell Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cardiello Gary Carlough and Anne Chen Brad and Linda Carpenter 40 (Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 Evan* and Holly Frazier Andrei A. and Heather K. Freeman Christina C. Friday Edward and Kathryn Friedman Welling and Richard Fruehauf Francis T. Fruehstorfer Dr. and Mrs. J. William Futrell Gerald and Barbara Galida James C. Gallaher Judith Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Gardner Paul W. Garrett, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William S. Garrett, Jr. Jeffrey F. Gasparik Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gast Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Gaul Pete Geissler Diane L. Gerlach Josie and Geoff Gibson John and Sarah Gilmour Robin Girdhar and Madelyn A. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gismondi Joseph and Natalie Glasser Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Glenn Virgil Gligor and Alicia Avery Dolores K. Gluck Michael F. Golde Richard Gongloff and Susan Wood John Goodenough and Judith Talbert James A. Gorton and Gretchen S. VanHoesen Henry B. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gray Mr. and Mrs. James Greeno Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Hack Linda Haddad and Ron Stone John F. and Frances L. Haeberle David O. Hairhoger, Jr. Joseph Hakas M.K. Haley and Grainne Blanchette Malinda and Maryanne Hallett Dr. and Mrs. Fred P. Harchelroad, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hardy, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Harper Gerald and Heather Harrington Charles Harris and Darlene Nowack Cindy A. Harris and F. Richard Heath Stephen E. Hart John F. Harnett Roger W. Hendrix and Susan S. Godfrey George Herchenroether Emily Hetzel and John E. Schulman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hiteshew Chien and Nancy Ho F. Worthington and Elizabeth V. Hobbs Dr. and Mrs. William J. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Hogel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Hogue James A. and Sally L. Hollister John and Margaret Houston Lawrence and Elizabeth Howard Alan and Bonni Huffman Terence V. and Marian L. Hunt Garrett F. Hurley Robert E. Jack Beverly A. Jaramillo Joseph and Constance Jelovich Cynthia B. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Jeff J. Jezerc * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased PHOTO: JOSHUA FRANZOS Barbara C. Johnstone Clyde B. Jones III Brian, Pamela, and Grady Jordan Margaret P. Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Jayant K. Kapadia Dwight and Margaret Keating David J. and Cecelia M. Kelly Maureen Kelly* Thomas and Anne Kelso Cynthia E. Kernick William G. Kerr Andrew and Maureen Kicinski Frank E. and Karen Kietzke Susan Kimmel and Brandi Bott Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Kinney Paul and Diane Kiproff David A. Kleer Mr. and Mrs. John R. Klinvex Peggy C. Knott James T. Knox George and Mary Denise Koch Marilyn J. Koch Ralph Kortyna John Koutrouba and Rachel Hess Maria Kovacs Eric M. and Lori A. Kraemer Beth J. Kreinin David Kremen Jay Kriska Scott D. and Pamela J. Kroh John P. and MaryAdele Krolikowski Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Kronk Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Z. Kronman Dr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Kuller Jennifer Lakin and Douglas Rabuzzi Dr. and Mrs. P. David Laman, Jr. Thomas and Elma LaPorte Ronald L. and Lida L. Larsen William and Nancy Latshaw Stephen R. Lee and Yoko Tai John Levis Mrs. William E. Lewellen Mary A. and Raphael Lewis Nancy R. Lewis Phillip and Janice Lichtenfels Paul S. and Susan Lieber Elsa E. Limbach Walter Limbach and Sally Minard William and Linda Limberg John and Dorothy Lindner Joe Liotta III Marie L. Loebig Margery J. Loevner Barbara* and Robert Logan Richard A. and Mary L. Long Mr. and Mrs. David Longhini Willa Dean Lowery David and Meridee Lowry Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lugaila Jeffrey M. and Rosemarie Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Gary Machen Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Mackey Betsy and Stephen Magley Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mahlstedt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mallorey Robert B. Marcus Richard R. Margerum and Suzanne Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marino Marguerite Marks Melissa R. Marshall Jose and Rachel Matos Mike Fetsko (center) with Ron Baillie and Ann Metzger, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Directors of Carnegie Science Center CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER IS MORE FOCUSED THAN EVER on getting kids to rub elbows with working scientists, which is the best way to light the spark of excitement over real-world applications of science, technology, engineering, and math. That’s precisely the reason Bombardier Transportation’s longtime commitment to the Science Center is as strong as it’s ever been, says Mike Fetsko, vice president “ There’s a natural fit of the Americas Region for the Systems Division of Bombardier, a world leader in between what our mass transit systems with operations in West Mifflin, Pa. business is all about ... “There’s a natural fit between what our business is all about, with engineering and innovation at its core, and the goals of the Science Center bringing science alive for kids,” says Mike, who also serves on the Science Center’s board and is a donor along with his wife, Tricia, and their three children. and the goals of the Science Center bringing science alive for kids.” — Mike Fetsko “There’s a shortage of engineers, a shortage of young people going into the necessary academic areas to become engineers. So for us, through our partnership with the Science Center, we’re helping to promote that interest from a young age. Hopefully, we can hire some of these kids when they’re ready to get out into the workforce.” Bombardier and the Science Center first joined efforts in 1994, when the North Shore attraction was still fairly new. Today, its support bridges the old and the new: Bombardier helps fund the Regional SciTech Initiative, the Science Center’s workforce development initiative that reaches thousands of kids each year with its wide array of science and technology programming; and the company also sponsors one of the Science Center’s oldest and most popular exhibits, its world-renowned Miniature Railroad & Village®. CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 41 PHOTO: RIC EVANS Jim and Kathe Patrinos with Eric Shiner, Milton Fine Curator of Art and Acting Director of The Andy Warhol Museum KATHE AND JIM PATRINOS share a love and enthusiasm for Carnegie Museums, which they dub one of western Pennsylvania’s greatest assets. For these longtime supporters, it’s all about the museums’ ability to touch, change, “ Whether it’s history, dinosaurs, great art or architecture, [the and enrich the lives of people of all ages. museums] get kids “No matter what their backgrounds, these involved in learning.” museums take kids to another place,” says Jim, who volunteers as a member of the Individual — Jim Patrinos Gifts Committee and is owner of Pittsburgh’s famous restaurant chain, Primanti Bros., as well as his family’s business, Patrinos Painting and Contracting Co. in Bethel Park. “They connect them to the world. Whether it’s history, dinosaurs, great art or architecture, they get kids involved in learning.” The couple’s involvement began about 15 years ago when Kathe answered an ad seeking volunteer docents at Carnegie Museum of Art. After completing a two-year training program, she began providing tours for students and found that she loved talking about art and sharing it with others. Today, she’s a member of The Warhol’s board and is the lead docent for a special Museum of Art program called In the Moment, which provides tours for visitors living with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. “Each visit, I choose a theme and ask questions pertaining to the artwork we are viewing,” Kathe says. “Sometimes the questions trigger a memory and I see a sparkle in their eyes. Even though they won’t remember it, I really enjoy engaging them, seeing their reactions … sometimes a smile, a sentence, or even a conversation.” Together, Kathe and Jim also make a meaningful difference through generous annual operating support as members of the Carnegie Founder’s Society, through financial support of ARTventures, Carnegie Museum of Art’s weekend activities for families, and through membership in a pair of giving societies that help fund exhibitions: The Warhol’s Inner Circle and Carnegie Museum of Art’s Fellows. 42 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 (Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member Wayne and Connie Maue Mrs. Robert J. Maurer Monk McAllister Edward and Jean McCague Ellen McCallie and Bruce Johnson Mary C. McCormick Kenton and Lesley McElhattan A. T. and Rita L. McGill John McGinley and Mary Early Susan K. McGivern William and Lynn McIlroy Susan and Arch McIntyre Michael C. and Ellen McLean Melissa McSwigan and Robert Raczka Ernest F. and Janice M. Meade Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Meade Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mellett Chris* and Laurie Mellon Michele Migliuolo Dr. and Mrs. John M. Mikulla Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mill Michael D. Miller and Barbara J. Carpenter Jeannette M. Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Millstein John S. Minich Dr. and Mrs. D. Wesley Minteer, Jr. Alice B. Mitinger* Betsy Momich Gary and Vickie Morrell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Morton Paul E. Moses Pamela Murray Charles H. and Karen A. Muse Mr. and Mrs. James R. Myers Larry E. and Stephanie A. Myles Chuck Myron Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Nagin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nass Mary A. Navarro John and Mary Sue Nickl Maureen S. O’Brien Michael O’Connell and Barbara Warnick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. O’Donnell Daniel E. and Christine Y. O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. O’Sullivan Robert H. Ober David M. Orenstein and Alexandra Gruskos Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ouellette Eric D. and Shirley C. Ovitsky Christopher and Susan Pappas John G. and Dana Parks Tony and Lananh Parks Richard Parsakian Nora Ann Pastrick Alexander and Susanne Paterson Dr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Patterson Mitchell and Christine Patti Mr.* and Mrs. Alexander Paul Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Perfido Robert N. Peters Ellen M. Philips and Bard Ermentrout Anthony P. Picadio and Jean Efron Danni Piccolo Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Pieper Jeffrey C. Pierce and William L. Beary Neal M. and Dorothy J. Pollon Frederick L. Porkolab and Margaret V. Ragni * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased PHOTO: JOSHUA FRANZOS Dr. and Mrs. George W. Poutous Jack and Jill Preston Nancy S. Price Mr. and Mrs. Ward Prostejovsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Quaranto Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rago Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Rains James R. and Helen S. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Reid William M. Reight and Helen J. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Reilly Bruce S. Reopolos George S. and May W. Richardson Maureen J. Rolla Bette and Howard M. Rom Lee A. Rosenblum Valeri and Mary Jane Roth Marlene C. Rowe and Tracey Scott Andrea R. Ryan Mark H. and Patricia K. Sanders Stephen E. and Susan C. Sargent Dr. and Mrs. William O. Scheeren Thomas and Perri Schelat Dr. and Mrs. Melvin M. Schiff Traci Schindel Elizabeth A. Schlenk Mark Schmidhofer and Edie Shapira Mary Ann Schmunk and Dean A. Donovan Matthew D. and Tamara Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Russ S. Schoemer Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Seifert Herbert L. Seigle and Robin J. Bernstein Aleen Matthews Shallberg Daniel and Barbara Shapira Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Siergiej Marjorie K. Silverman Kenneth Sims Anna Singer Stanley and Esther Skirboll Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Sloan Evelyn M. Smail Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Smith Richard and Leslie Snow Dave Snyder and Terri Emminger Edgar M. and Saundra L. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder Dr. and Mrs. Steven N. Sotos Furman and Mary Frances South Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Spina Rob H. and Janet E. Squires Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stalder Robert E. Staresinic Lewis and Ann Steele Euphemia H. Steffey* Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Steiner Suzanne M. Steitz Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stern Jerry W. and Anna M. Stewart Donald E. and Karen H. Stump Carl and Donna Succop Henry and Renee Suhr Erin Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. M. Supowitz S. John and Esther Suss Kevin and Danielle Sweeney Lori M. and Mark D. Swettlen David and Cindy Tambellini Kate and Howard Tanning Aavin, Nupur, Daevan, and Vikram AAVIN AND DAEVAN MANGALMURTI are serious fans of Carnegie Museums, especially the treasure trove of “stuff” at Carnegie Museum of Natural History. “It has lots of stuff that I like,” says Daevan, 8. “I like the birds, the dinosaurs are cool, the Native Americans, gems and minerals, and the Egyptians.” Aavin, 4, agrees: “I like birds, and dinosaurs, and I like to see all the rocks and minerals.” “The museums are our encyclopedia,” says their mother, Nupur Dashottar, a physician with Family Practice Medical Association South. And it shows. Already, Daevan boasts an almost encyclopedic knowledge of much of what he’s seen at the museum. “He has to read every label!” Nupur exclaims. Nupur and her husband, Vikram Mangalmurti, vice president of healthcare reform at Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, moved to Pittsburgh about 15 years ago from Washington, D.C., and they were pleasantly surprised by what they found. “Pittsburgh is a relatively small town, yet it has this really impressive museum system,” Vikram says. “ Our kids use these museums a lot, and we believe you have to support the things that are important to you.” — Vikram Mangalmurti “We became more involved with the museums when Daevan was around 4 and we put him in his first museum camps over the summer,” Nupur recounts. “He absolutely loved it, and they continue to spark his interest.” Now Aavin is joining his brother as a Carnegie Museums camper. “Our kids use these museums a lot,” Vikram says, “and we believe you have to support the things that are important to you.” They’re doing that now as Carnegie Museums Patrons. The family particularly enjoys bringing out-of-town visitors to the museums that have become such a big part of their lives. “Our friends and family are always amazed at how spectacular these museums are—especially dinosaur hall,” says Nupur. Many of them come from Washington, D.C., she adds, “and our museums here are so much more accessible.” CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 43 PHOTO: STAN FRANZOS Debbie Dick (right) with Lynn Zelevansky, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art AS PRESIDENT OF THE WOMEN’S COMMITTEE of Carnegie Museum of Art, Debbie Dick rarely has a dull moment, and that suits her just fine. On any given day, you might find her hard at work on the Art in Bloom fundraiser, greeting visitors at Senior Citizens Day, attending a Museum of Art board meeting, or beginning plans for the committee’s annual holiday tree party. “The Women’s Committee has a 54-year tradition of fundraising and friend-raising for the museums,” she says proudly. “It’s my privilege to help ensure the ongoing success of this vital organization.” “ Every time I enter the museums, I feel an overwhelming sense of pride that this venerable and historic — yet diverse and exciting — institution is here in our community.” Debbie’s passion for Carnegie Museums started with — Debbie Dick frequent childhood visits to the Oakland museums. Following college, she was hired as assistant to the curator of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Art, and later became an assistant to former museum director Leon Arkus. Like her parents, Debbie made museum visits a regular part of life for her own three children. Once they were grown, she re-engaged as a volunteer dynamo, co-chairing a Carnegie International gala and dedicating herself to raising operating support across all four museums as chair of the Annual Fund campaign. Today, Debbie continues to advocate for operating support as a member of the Individual Gifts Committee. She is a longtime Annual Fund donor at the Curator’s Society level and made a significant unrestricted commitment to the Building the Future campaign. While art is her first love (she also is a Museum of Art Fellow), the total scope of Carnegie Museums never ceases to amaze her: “Every time I enter the museums,” she says, “I feel an overwhelming sense of pride that this venerable and historic—yet diverse and exciting— institution is here in our community. It is so rewarding to be in a vibrant environment full of wonderful people who are dedicated to sustaining a treasure that belongs to all.” 44 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 (Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member Margaret Tarpey and Bruce Freeman Dr. and Mrs. James A. Tauberg Mr. and Mrs. James A. Taylor Sam Taylor* and Michael Henderson Sara Tecchia E. Teeple and C. Edelmann Gordon H. and Catherine E. Telfer Kenneth S. Thompson and Andrea R. Fox Robert L. Timmerman and Jan L. Forster Samuel A. Tisherman and Susan M. Dunmire Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr. Janet and Owen Traynor Mr. and Mrs. William E. Trischler Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Troianos Roberta Troy and Teresa Gample Jessica Trybus* and Anthony M. Lacenere Mr. and Mrs. George H. Updegrove Jonathan M. Urffer and Mariann McElwain Anthony Q. and Catherine Urso Karen Velazquez Walter J. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Voigt Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Vrboncic Dr. and Mrs. Neil Wald Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Wallach Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Walls Joseph and Molly Walton Rachel M. Walton and Francis X. Wymard W. Timothy and L. Bobette Ward Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Wasilak Anthony Waters Stephen P. Webster Marvin and Dorothy Wedeen Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Weil James E. and Virginia E. Welker Thomas L. and Caroline R. Wentling Richard and Carolyn Westerhoff Mary Jean White John and Patricia Whitehill Lois and Matthew Wholey Chris and Linda Wichmann Reed and Yang Ja Wickner Barbara L. Widdoes and Robert Kilmarx Charles and Ellen Wilf Mr. and Mrs. Chris Williams Sara M. Winokur Mary L. Winzelberg James S. and Margaret L. Wojcik Thomas Woltz Elizabeth S. Woo* and Stephen Baker David and Diana Wood Dr. and Mrs. V. T. Worrall III Alice C. Wroblewski Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Yocco Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Yochum Maureen Young Audrey A. Zelkovic Karen Ann Zellmann Robin E. Ziegler and Clifford Chen * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased Corporate, Foundation & Organization Donors $100,000+ Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation BNY Mellon Bombardier California University of Pennsylvania Colcom Foundation Duquesne Light Eaton Corporation Eden Hall Foundation EQT Corporation The Fine Foundation Fisher Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation The Grable Foundation The Heinz Endowments Highmark Alan G. and Jane A. Lehman Foundation at the request of Ellen Lehman and Charles Kennel The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Katherine Mabis McKenna Foundation, Inc. Motorola Foundation PNC PPG Industries Foundation The David Tepper Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Samuel & Carrie Arnold Weinhaus Memorial Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 Beckwith Family Foundation The Philip Chosky Charitable and Educational Foundation CONSOL Energy Inc. Dollar Bank FedEx Ground Hillman Foundation William Talbott Hillman Foundation LANXESS Massey Charitable Trust The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc. Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation Surdna Foundation, Inc. Target Trib Total Media Westinghouse Electric Company LLC $25,000 – $49,999 Anonymous Bayer USA Foundation The Benter Foundation The Buhl Foundation Buncher Family Foundation CoGo’s Henry C. Frick Educational Fund of The Buhl Foundation H.J. Heinz Company Foundation The Roy A. Hunt Foundation K12 Koppers Laurel Foundation NOVA Chemicals Edward O’Neil Museum Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry & Applied Spectroscopy PPG Industries, Inc. The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust United States Steel Corporation Richard C. von Hess Foundation Rachel Mellon Walton Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Robert S. Waters Charitable Trust $10,000 – $24,999 Alcoa Foundation Baierl Automotive Michael Baker Corporation Bayer Corporation Bettis Laboratory Embassy of Brazil Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC Chapman Properties The Anne L. and George H. Clapp Charitable & Educational Trust Clearview Federal Credit Union Community LIFE Confluence Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc. Direct Energy Business Dominion DPS Penn Bob Evans EXCO Resources PA LLC The William F. & Lynn D. Gauss Foundation GENCO ATC The Giant Eagle Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Google, Inc. Hawksglen Foundation Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation ICF Foundation Charles E. and Virginia Kaufman Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Kennametal Inc. MARC USA The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc. MEDRAD, Inc. R. K. Mellon Family Foundation Howard and Nell E. Miller Foundation Mine Safety Appliances Company Charitable Foundation Orr’s Jewelers Renda Broadcasting Corporation James M. & Lucy K. Schoonmaker Foundation Jim Shorkey Suzuki Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation Spang & Company Spectroscopy Society of Pittsburgh Subway Terra Foundation for American Art Tickets for Kids Charities Union Switch and Signal University of Pittsburgh UPMC Visionworks Walgreens Weiner Family Foundation Robert & Mary Weisbrod Foundation WESCO Distribution, Inc. Windgate Charitable Foundation Mary Murtland Wurts Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation X Shadyside 24 Hour Health and Fitness Bossa Nova Robotics Burrell Group, Inc. Cellone Bakery Charm Bracelet Project of The Children’s Museum Chemco Systems, L.P. Child Health Association of Sewickley Chu Investment Council Deloitte Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC $5,000 – $9,999 Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. Anonymous Vincent Fremont Enterprises Alcoa Greco Gas Inc. American Eagle Outfitters Foundation Jane L. Harrison & Associates Babst, Calland, Clements & Zomnir, Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. P.C. The Hillman Company Berner International Corporation Houston-Starr Company Carnegie Mellon University Larrimor’s CHEVRON Cyril E. & Geraldine B. Livingston The Children's Institute of Pittsburgh Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation P. J. Dick Incorporated, Trumbull Management Science Associates, Inc. Construction and Lindy Paving Norcross Wildlife Foundation, Inc. Duquesne University Nordstrom, Inc. Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Northwest Savings Bank Emerson Electric Company Oxford Development Company An Environmental Trust, Inc. W. I. Patterson Charitable Fund Federated Investors, Inc. Philips Respironics First Commonwealth Bank Pittsburgh Arena Fort Pitt Capital Group Reed Smith LLP L. B. Foster Company Rodgers Insurance Group The Gleason Agency, Simpson & McCrady A Division of Arthur J. Gallagher Starkist Co. Risk Management Services, Inc. The Techs The Hayes Foundation Thorp Reed & Armstrong, LLC Emma Clyde Hodge Memorial Fund Tippins Foundation IKEA Pittsburgh Tri-State Orthopaedics & Sports Isaly’s Medicine John E. and Sue M. Jackson Turner Construction Company Charitable Trust University of Pittsburgh The Jewish Women’s Foundation Swanson School of Engineering Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau Wabtec Corporation Massaro Corporation Waste Management Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation The Women’s Committee National Engineers Week Foundation of Carnegie Museum of Art National Film Preservation Foundation WTW Architects Nimick Forbesway Foundation PennFuture $1,000 – $2,499 Pella Windows and Doors Showrooms Air and Waste Management Peoples Natural Gas Company Association, Allegheny Mountain The Pittsburgh Foundation Section Pittsburgh Penguins Allegheny County Medical Society The J. Quint and Anne Salmon Fund Foundation of The Pittsburgh Foundation Allegheny Family Network The Sprout Fund Allegheny Technologies Incorporated Supercuts Amcom Office Systems University of Pittsburgh American Industrial Hygiene School of Health Sciences Association UPMC Health Plan American Society of Mechanical Vein Clinics of America Engineers Phillip H. & Betty L. Wimmer Family American Society for Quality Foundation Pittsburgh Section 802 ANSYS, Inc. $2,500 – $4,999 Apogee Electronics Corporation 84 Lumber Company ASM International, Pittsburgh Alpern Rosenthal Chapter American Eagle Outfitters The Aviation Foundation American Society of Civil Engineers Bally Design Pittsburgh Section BRIDGES & CO., Inc. Andersen Windows BURT, HILL Walter A. Barres Fund Glenn A. and Karen S. Buterbaugh of The Pittsburgh Foundation Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 45 Carnegie Mellon University College of Engineering Carnegie Mellon University School of Chemical Engineering CentiMark Corporation Charleroi Federal Savings Bank Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Citizens Charitable Foundation Citizens for the Arts in Pennsylvania Civil & Environmental Consultants Conco Systems, Inc. Continental Laundry Systems Incorporated ESB Bank Eastman Chemical Company The Eliot Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Elizabeth Shaw Gamble Fund of the Community Foundation of Westmoreland County Gordon Terminal Service Company H Marketing Services Inc. Harrisburg University of Science and Technology Harsco Corporation Hatch Associates Consultants, Inc. Hilbish McGee Lighting Design Horty, Springer & Mattern, P.C. IBM Ipsco Koppel Tubulars Corporation Kestrel Investment Management Milton J. Klein, DO, PC KPMG LLP J.B. Kreider Co., Inc. John E. and Elizabeth Kurtz Charitable Foundation Lendable Linens Marmon Keystone LLC Marsh USA Inc. Mascaro Construction Company, L.P. Matthews International Corp. McKamish, Inc. Nagin Foundation Old Joe Club through The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County Paper Products Co., Inc. Pittsburgh Society for Coatings Technology Preservation Technologies, LP Psychology Software Tools, Inc. Reschini Agency, Inc. Saks Fifth Avenue Siemens Environmental Systems & Services SLB Radio Productions Inc. Standard Ceramic Supply Taggart Global, LLC The Thoburn Foundation for Education TriState Capital Bank Underwood Travel Associates Inc. Vacuum Research Corp. Vesuvius USA Vivisimo West Penn Allegheny Health System Wojanis Supply Company, Inc. WPXI 46 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 $500 – $999 About Pittsburgh, Inc. ADP Foundation AECOM Technology Corporation Agr International, Inc. ALCOSAN All Occasions Alloy Media + Marketing American Chemical Society Pittsburgh Section American Concrete Institute – Pittsburgh Area Chapter American Nuclear Society, Pittsburgh Section American Society of Highway Engineers American Society of Military Engineers American Statistical Association, Pittsburgh Chapter Asia Carpet & Decorating Co. Association for Bridge Construction and Design Astorino Baily Raabe & Associates Bank of America Charitable Foundation W. J. Beitler Co. Best Western – Parkway Center Inn BHP Billiton Marketing Inc. big Burrito Restaurant Group Blattner Brunner Inc. Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Carnegie Hero Fund Catalyst Connection CBS Radio Chemical Association of Pittsburgh Computer Associates International, Inc. Convio Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, P.C. Duquesne University, Department of Biological Science Fairmont Pittsburgh Frontiers International Travel Gibson Capital, LLC Gidas Flowers Goehring, Rutter & Boehm GSP Consulting Gurrentz International Corporation The Guttman Group Hamill Manufacturing Company Hampton Inn Cranberry Township, PA HDR Engineering Inc. Heyl & Patterson, Inc. Hoffman Electric, Inc. Holiday Inn Express Pittsburgh Southside Holiday Inn Pittsburgh University Center Human Services Administration Organization, Inc. Industrial Automation & Control, Inc. The Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers, Inc. Iridian Asset Management LLC J. Crew K & I Sheet Metal, Inc. KDKA-TV Sara Lee Corporation Langholz Wilson Ellis, Inc. Levin Furniture Littell Steel Company Littles of Pittsburgh, Inc. LLI Engineering, Inc. Walter Long Manufacturing Co. Edward D. and Opal C. Loughney Foundation Marstrand Industries Mastercard Worldwide McCutcheon Enterprises, Inc. McKnight Development Corporation Mechanical Operations Co., Inc. The Merck Company Foundation Metso Minerals Milestone Centers, Inc. Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc. Montgomery IP Associates Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP National Association of Corrosion Engineers Pittsburgh Section Omni William Penn Hotel Parsons Brinckerhoff PCR Holdings, Inc. Pittsburgh Asphalt Company Pittsburgh Coal Mining Institute of America Pittsburgh Geological Society Pittsburgh Intellectual Property Law Association Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic Center Princeton Alumni Association of Western Pennsylvania Norman C. Ray Trust Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel Residence Inn by Marriott Pittsburgh North Shore Robert Morris University Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Fund Romualdi, Davidson & Associates, Inc. Sargent Electric Company Seeders and Weeders Garden Club Shannon Construction Co. Charles and Lynn Shusterman Family Foundation Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, Inc., Pittsburgh Section Society of Women Engineers, Pittsburgh Section Sota Construction Services, Inc. Sotheby’s Southwest Aluminum & Glass Co., Inc. SpringHill Suites Bakery Square SpringHill Suites Pittsburgh North Shore SpringHill Suites Southside Works Irene Stacy Community Mental Health Center Steel City Media Swanson Group, LTD. TEDCO Construction Thar Thompson Calkins & Sutter LLC The Tomayko Group University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing Vegely Welding, Inc. (Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member Wagner Agency, Inc. Weavertown Environmental Group The Webb Law Firm Western Pennsylvania Electrical Labor Management Corporation Westmoreland Mechanical Testing & Research, Inc. WTAE-TV Government Donors Allegheny County Allegheny County Health Department Allegheny Regional Asset District Institute of Museum and Library Services National Aeronautics & Space Administration National Endowment for the Arts National Endowment for the Humanities National Film Preservation Foundation National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health National Science Foundation The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development Pennsylvania Department of Conservation & Natural Resources Pennsylvania Game Commission Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program Pennsylvania Wild Resource Conservation Program United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service United States Homeland Security Bequests and Trust Gifts William S. Beamer Charitable Fund Eli-Sar Graf Foundation Estate of Bertha A. Ferrante Estate of Charles Kaufman Estate of Virginia Kaufman David and Laura Oliver II Unitrust * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased PHOTO: JOSHUA FRANZOS Jim Turnbull with his grandchildren (from left) Lilah, Marian, Rainiah, and Theron FOR STANDARD CERAMIC SUPPLY in Carnegie, supporting Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is an investment in community, and family. “ Art and craftsmanship are important in our lives, and the Carnegie Museums are great places to experience them.” — Graham Turnbull Father-and-son owners Jim and Graham Turnbull, who recently added The Clay Place, a venerable Pittsburgh ceramics gallery and gift shop, to their list of operations, have a long and memorable history with the museums: Their business has the rare and wonderful distinction of being a Corporate Member for 20 consecutive years. The museums have also been top-of-mind family destinations for generations. “Art and craftsmanship are important in our lives,” says Graham, “and the Carnegie Museums are great places to experience them. A visitor leaves with a better appreciation and understanding of art, maybe wanting to purchase artwork or, better yet, wanting to make their own. Who wouldn’t want to support that?” “There’s something for everyone at the museums,” adds Jim, who takes Graham’s four children to the museums several times a month. Theron, 10, a geologist in the making, is inspired by Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems at the Museum of Natural History, and Highmark SportsWorks® at the Science Center is a favorite among his sisters, Marian, 8, Lilah, 5, and Rainiah, 3. “My sister and I have lots of fond memories of walking around the Scaife Galleries with our father when we were kids; the galleries always feel like home,” says Graham, who today also counts the Museum of Natural History’s Bird Hall among his favorite spots. “And one of the first places we bring out-of-towners is The Warhol. It’s a great museum and distinctly Pittsburgh. The museums are an important part of the city—a part that makes us proud of our hometown.” CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 47 “ Their giving came from a heartfelt desire to improve the community and the organizations that they loved.” — Sally Davoren Virginia and Charles E. Kaufman CHARLES KAUFMAN had a passion for science. His sister Virginia Kaufman loved the arts. Their recent bequests to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh are a testament not only to their interests, but also to their shared belief that philanthropy makes the world a better place. The Kaufmans had deep roots in western Pennsylvania. They were born and raised in Clarion, Pa., descendants of two of the town’s original settlers. As a partner with Pittsburgh graphic arts firm Penn-Art Associates for more than 50 years, Virginia was a pioneering female advertising executive. Charles began his career as a chemical engineer with Pittsburgh-based Hagan Corporation, which later became Calgon Corporation. Following his retirement from Calgon in the 1970s, he became an active entrepreneur, investor, and conservationist. Although both contributed during their lifetimes to organizations they loved, the full extent of their philanthropy wasn’t known until after they died. Virginia, who died in 2008 at age 90, bequeathed a percentage of the residue of her estate to Carnegie Museum of Art to establish the Virginia Kaufman Fund in support of art exhibitions or acquisitions. The museum has received $3.7 million as a result of the bequest—“a transformative gift,” says Lynn Zelevansky, The Henry J. Heinz II Director of Carnegie Museum of Art. Charles died in 2010 at the age of 97. His bequest of $1 million to Carnegie Museum of Natural History established the Charles E. Kaufman Fund to support projects associated with the interplay of evolution and the development of human civilization. “This gift will be the cornerstone of the museum’s Center for World Cultures and Diversity,” says Sam Taylor, director of Carnegie Museum of Natural History. The names of Charles and Virginia Kaufman are likely to become more well known now than they were during their lifetimes. Recognition was never a motivating factor for them, says Sally Davoren, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh’s director of development, art and gift planning, who knew the Kaufmans for more than a decade. “They were unassuming, hard-working people,” she says. “Their giving came from a heartfelt desire to improve the community and the organizations that they loved.” 48 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 (Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Trustees Cornice Society Members Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh gratefully recognizes the following Cornice Society Members who have made bequests or other planned gifts to the museums. Anonymous (19) Alan L. and Barbara B. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. (+) James E. Alexander + Jane C. Arkus + Bernard C. Artman and Diana G. Riggs David Barnard and Akiko Hashimoto Paul G. Benedum, Jr. + Mary Murtland Berger + Tessie Binstock William (+) and Maxine (+) H. Block + Donna Hollen Bolmgren Michael F. Butler Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill + Eugene S. (+) and Marion W. Cohen + Dr. (+) and Mrs. James E. Conklin + Harry M. and Florence Corbett + Mary O. and John P. Davis, Jr. + Sally A. Davoren + Mr. (+) and Mrs. Robert Dickey III + Rachel Donaldson Dolly and Curt Ellenberg + James A. and Edith H. Fisher + Paul and Joanna Fitting Corinne K. Flemings (+) Mrs. Fred C. Foy + (+) Audrey W. Garbisch Ken and Lillian Goldsmith + Laurie Graham Juliette D. Grauer Jane Z. Haskell + Mr. and Mrs. C. Talbott Hiteshew, Jr. Mr. (+) and Mrs. Robert E. Irish + Jane Irene Johnson (+) Joan M. Kaplan + Marshall and Wallis Katz + Phyllis K. Kokkila Mrs. Frank W. Lang + G. Christian Lantzsch + (+) TJ and Claudia Latona Judith R. and Lester B. (+) Lave Edgar L. Levenson (+) Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Levenstein Frances F. Levin Margaret M. Levin + (+) Martha Malinzak Bernard and Barbara Mars + Dr. (+) and Mrs. Matthew Marshall, Jr. + Esther B. Mazerov (+) Mr. and Mrs. John S. McCormick, Jr. Martin G. and Ann M. McGuinn + J. Sherman and Suzanne McLaughlin Melissa McSwigan + Duane Michals and Frederick Gorree Sarah Nichols Nancy Noyes + Mrs. David B. Oliver II + (+) Anne Pascasio, Ph.D. George S. Pearth and Mary Louise Russell Jim and Idamae (+) Rich Donald M. and Sylvia M. Robinson + Dr. and Mrs. Karl W. Salatka Virginia W. Schatz Alice Rust Scheetz + (+) Mrs. Edward Holyoke Schoyer + Laura J. Schrock Mr. (+) and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Janice G. Singer Patrick and Donna Sinopoli Dr. and Mrs. David A. Smith Elizabeth D. Smith + Mrs. Richard S. Smith + (+) Donald R. (+) and Sheila Solow Dr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept + Margaret S. Stouffer + Thomas J. and Joan Wilson Taylor + Robert M. Thompson, Jr. + Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor + Hugh and Lucie Van der Veer + Milton and Nancy Washington + Konrad M. and Gisela Weis + James A. and Susanne Wilkinson Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer, Jr. + (+) Richard C. Wilson + Thomas H. and Frances M. Witmer + Maury (+) and Pat Yeiser + Charles E. Youngs and Michael L. Shaffer Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Institute Leadership Team Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. William H. Isler Laura Karet Ellen P. Kessler Barbara D. Logan Alice B. Mitinger Albert J. Neupaver Ralph J. Papa R. Damian Soffer Walter W. Turner Hugh G. Van der Veer Peter G. Veeder Lee B. Foster, Chair Emeritus Life Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Mary Murtland Berger Robert P. Bozzone Milton Fine Edith H. Fisher James A. Fisher Marcia M. Gumberg Henry L. Hillman Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. J. Sherman McLaughlin Richard P. Mellon Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. William P. Snyder III Cecile M. Springer James M. Walton Ann P. Wardrop Konrad M Weis Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. John A. Barbour Suzanne W. Broadhurst Judith M. Davenport Lee B. Foster Henry J. Gailliot Joseph C. Guyaux Teresa Heinz David M. Hillenbrand William E. Hunt Marshall P. Katz Jane M. Kirkland Martin G. McGuinn Jacqueline C. Morby Juliet Lea H. Simonds Alexander C. Speyer III Jane A. Thompson Milton A. Washington James A. Wilkinson Term Raymond T. Betler Doreen E. Boyce Howard J. Bruschi John C. Camillus Jared L. Cohon Susan Manbeck Corbett Randall S. Dearth John DeFazio Nicholas J. DeIuliis George F. Eichleay Mark Evans Sylvia V. Fields Evan S. Frazier Honorary Drue Heinz David G. McCullough Ex Officio JoAnne E. Burley Roy G. Dorrance III Frank J. Lucchino Betsy H. Watkins John Wetenhall 2010 Trustees James C. Diggs James R. Johnson J. Kevin McMahon Seán D. S. Sebastian Carnegie Institute Officers Lee B. Foster, Chair, Board of Trustees Ronald J. Baillie, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center John Wetenhall, President and Chief Executive Officer Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Development Kevin D. Hiles, Vice President of Finance, Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer John Fogg, Director, Information Technology Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Development Kevin D. Hiles, Vice President of Finance, Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer Anthony J. Young, Vice President, Facilities, Planning, and Operations Jane A. Thompson, Secretary Ann M. Metzger, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center Linda L. Perkins, Assistant Secretary Eric Shiner, Acting Director, The Andy Warhol Museum Frank A. Cardiello, Assistant Treasurer and Controller Samuel McElroy Taylor, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History John C. Reilly, Assistant Treasurer John Wetenhall, President and Chief Executive Officer Ronald J. Baillie, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center Anthony J. Young, Vice President, Facilities, Planning, and Operations Ann M. Metzger, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center Lynn H. Zelevansky, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art Samuel McElroy Taylor, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History Lynn H. Zelevansky, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art + Charter Member CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 49 Board Members Marcia M. Gumberg Carnegie Museum Jane Z. Haskell of Art Board Henry L. Hillman Jean H. McCullough J. Sherman McLaughlin William P. Snyder III James M. Walton Ann P. Wardrop Konrad M. Weis Honorary William E. Hunt, Chair Eliza Smith Brown Holly Brubach Christopher B. Carson Lynn Davenport William S. Dietrich II Mark Evans Henry J. Gailliot Teresa Heinz William H. Isler James R. Johnson Peter J. Kalis Marshall P. Katz Ellen P. Kessler Martin G. McGuinn J. Kevin McMahon Kennedy B. Nelson Alexander Paul Kevin Perkey David L. Porges Caryn B. Rubinoff Juliet Lea H. Simonds Alice R. Snyder R. Damian Soffer Alexander C. Speyer III Jane A. Thompson Peter G. Veeder Milton A. Washington David Werner Emeritus Mary Murtland Berger John P. Davis, Jr. Milton Fine Edith H. Fisher James A. Fisher Robert M. Frankel Drue Heinz William T. Hillman James H. Rich Richard M. Scaife Darthea Speyer Ex Officio Deborah Dick Lee B. Foster John Wetenhall Lynn H. Zelevansky Carnegie Museum of Natural History Board Ivan T. Hofmann Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. Carole L. Kamin Maureen P. Kelly John S. Lazo Christopher Karl Mellon Richard Moriarty Robert M. Nutting Joseph Pajer Ralph J. Papa Anna M. Roman Richard P. Simmons Walter W. Turner Hugh G. Van der Veer Elizabeth S. Woo Margot Woodwell Ronald J. Zdrojkowski Emeritus Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr. Howard M. Love Richard P. Mellon Donald M. Robinson Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. William P. Snyder III Cecile M. Springer Euphemia H. Steffey Konrad M. Weis Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Honorary David G. McCullough Ex Officio Joseph C. Guyaux, Chair Joel P. Aaronson Mark A. Aloe John A. Barbour Robert Buzzelli Otto H. Chu Jared L. Cohon George A. Davidson, Jr. George F. Eichleay Mark Evans Sylvia V. Fields Caryle R. Glosser Philip G. Gulley Lee B. Foster Samuel McElroy Taylor John Wetenhall 2010–2011 Volunteer Leadership Team Vaughan Blaxter, Chair, Individual Gifts Committee Emeritus Mary Murtland Berger Doreen E. Boyce Robert P. Bozzone James A. Fisher Frank J. Lucchino Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr. Ex Officio Raymond T. Betler, Chair John P. Abriola Benno Bernt Eva Tansky Blum Suzanne W. Broadhurst Howard J. Bruschi Charles R. Burke, Jr. David J. Caliguiri Paul Costa Roderick Craighead, Jr. Nicholas J. DeIuliis Susan Everingham Michael E. Fetsko Evan S. Frazier Stan L. Hasselbusch Linda B. Hippert Kathryn J. Jackson Donald H. Jones Gregory B. Jordan Charles F. Kahle II Laura Karet Jane M. Kirkland James V. Maher, Jr. Steven M. Massaro Albert J. Neupaver Robert P. Oeler Joan C. Peirce John G. Rangos, Sr. Lisa A. Roudabush Dan D. Sandman Frederick W. Thieman Robert M. Thompson, Jr. Bonnie W. VanKirk Charles J. Vukotich, Jr. Jerry R. Whitaker Yarone S. Zober Ronald J. Baillie Lee B. Foster Ann M. Metzger Eleanor Schano John Wetenhall The Andy Warhol Museum Board Randall S. Dearth, Chair Chester R. Babst John C. Camillus Judith M. Davenport Deborah D. Dodds Michele Fabrizi Evan S. Frazier Maureen B. Kerr Steven R. Lacy Ann M. McGuinn Jacqueline C. Morby Kathleen Patrinos Donna Peterman Jay Reeg Hilary Robinson Terence E. Smith R. Damian Soffer Judith Evans Thomas Jamee W. Todd Jessica Trybus Konrad M. Weis James A. Wilkinson Doris Carson Williams Emeritus Milton Fine Vincent P. Fremont Juliet Lea H. Simonds Ex Officio Lee B. Foster Phillipe Vergne Joel Wachs John Wetenhall PHOTO: STAN FRANZOS Edith H. Fisher, Chair, Major Gifts Committee Carnegie Science Center Board 50 CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 * Current Trustee/Museum Board Member 2010 Volunteer Committees Major Gifts Committee Robert P. Bozzone* Suzanne W. Broadhurst* Charles R. Burke, Jr.* Judith M. Davenport* Mark Evans* Edith H. Fisher*, Chair Lee B. Foster* William E. Hunt* James R. Johnson* Kennedy B. Nelson* Jane A. Thompson* Peter G. Veeder* Margot Woodwell* Individual Gifts Committee Joel P. Aaronson* John A. Barbour* Bonnie Blaxter Vaughan Blaxter, Chair Carol Caroselli Christopher B. Carson* Deborah Dick* Edith H. Fisher* Robert M. Frankel* Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.* Cynthia Ingram James R. Johnson* Cecil Jones Steve and Peggy McKnight Demetrios Patrinos Thomas Reading William M. Robinson and Sharon Semenza Esther Schreiber Carol Sharp Ginny Simmons Alice R. Snyder* Cecile M. Springer* Joan Taylor Jane A. Thompson* Mandy Ticknor Peter G. Veeder* Florence Zeve Every attempt has been made to accurately list contributors to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. If there are any errors or omissions, please accept our apologies and contact Development at 412.622.5776 so that we may correct our records. CARNEGIE • SUMMER 2011 51
