2015 Annual Report - Frank Lloyd Wright Trust

ANNUAL REPORT
January 1 -­ December 31, 2015
flwright.org
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Letter from the Chairman of the Board...................................................... 3
Mission and Core Values...........................................................................4
Report of the President and CEO............................................................... 5
2015 Chairmans Reception and Housewalk...........................................11
Staff............................................................................................................ 12
Youth and Family Outreach...................................................................... 13
Internship Program.................................................................................... 14
Visitor Information.....................................................................................15
In Partnership with the Community.......................................................... 16
Foundation and Business Contributors.................................................... 17
Donors....................................................................................................... 18
Society Level Members............................................................................ 21
Volunteers..................................................................................................26
Financial Statements................................................................................. 31
The mission of the Trust is to engage, educate and inspire
the public through interpretation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s
design legacy and preservation of his original sites for
future generations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016
DEAR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
2015 was a year that the Trust continued
to build on our achievements of the past
five years and laid the groundwork for
the next five. Since 2010, the Trust has
become sole owner of the Home and Studio,
strengthened its development efforts with
a wide range of giving opportunities, and
expanded its operations to include five
varied and significant Chicago area sites—
becoming the international gateway to
Wright’s Chicago.
This year, the Board approved a new
strategic plan covering 2015-2020. The
plan includes an updated mission statement
and the core values that guide our work. It
addresses all areas of the Trust’s operation.
With interpretation and the preservation of
our sites highlighted, the Trust has revitalized
and expanded our education programs and
established a restoration resource center.
We renewed our commitment to serve the
broadest public audience by creating new
ADA tours that make our sites accessible
to all. Our new Wright in the Region
tours extend interpretation of our Chicago
sites to other sites in the Midwest. And
our renowned Travel Wright national and
international travel programs extend our
reach to important related sites worldwide.
The loyalty of the Chicago community
to Wright’s local legacy has given us the
foundation and determination to look
forward to the future. I would like to thank
all of our donors, volunteers, members
and friends whose support makes us the
great organization we are. I am deeply
appreciative of my fellow Board members
for their generous service, and to members
of the Trust’s staff led by our President &
CEO, Celeste Adams, all of whom tirelessly
dedicate their energy and talent to the
success of our mission.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
STEVEN E. BRADY, TREASURER AND CHAIR,
FINANCE COMMITTEE
DAVID DUNNING, SECRETARY
PETER R. GEORGE
DAVID HERNANDEZ
PATRICIA HUNT
ROBERT PASIN
DON ROSENWINKEL
RANDALL S. THORNE
NICHOLE MARKLEY LINHARDT, ADVISORY MEMBER
GRAHAM J. RARITY, ADVISORY MEMBER
TIM SAMUELSON, ADVISORY MEMBER
John M. Rafkin
2015 Chairman, Board of Directors
LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
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JOHN M. RAFKIN, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
ROBERT MILLER, VICE CHAIR AND CHAIR,
John Rafkin, 2016 Chairman­, Board of Directors
MISSION
The mission of the Trust is to engage, educate and inspire the public through interpretation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s design
legacy and preservation of his original sites for future generations.
CORE VALUES
ENGAGEMENT
Engaging a broad and diverse local, regional, national and international audience through a dynamic cultural tourism
program, a comprehensive and interactive website, and consistent marketing and communications initiatives.
EDUCATION
Affirming the contemporary relevance of Wright’s design legacy by educating K-12 students through innovative design
programs that nurture individual vision; by presenting quality adult enrichment programs, national/international travel
programs; and by producing electronic/print publications.
INSPIRATION
Inspiring our audience through powerful aesthetic experiences of authentic Wright sites, preserved to Wright’s original
design vision.
FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
Developing the Trust’s resources and maintaining the Trust’s financial stability in order to sustain Wright’s original sites
for future generations and ensure a lasting and secure future for the Trust, supported by strong community and business
relationships and by dynamic Board engagement.
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As we begin to implement the 2015-2020
strategic plan, the Trust this year renewed
its mission to interpret Wright’s design
legacy through new programs for adults,
new Chicago cultural partners, and a new
Education program for youth, families and
teachers.
ENGAGING OUR
AUDIENCE –
INTERPRETATION
PROGRAMS FOR
ADULTS
The Trust’s Thinking into the Future lecture by
architect John Ronan was a keynote event in
Preston Bradley Hall for Chicago’s first
Architectural Biennial at the Cultural Center.
A signature Trust annual program, presented in
partnership with the University of Chicago and
AIA Chicago, this distinguished series marked
its sixth year at the 2015 Architecture Biennial.
Speaking to an audience of over 350, Ronan
focused on Chicago’s built environment and
the challenges to contemporary architects
working within this powerful historical
construct. Shortly after the event, Ronan was
announced as the only Chicago-based finalist
for the Obama Presidential Library.
This year’s community enrichment series
speakers included architect, Norman
Brosterman; architectural historian, Gwen
Sommers-Yant speaking on Wright in Glencoe, a
partnership with the Glencoe Historical Society
celebrating the centennial of Wright’s Ravine
Bluffs; architect and historian, John Waters;
and Planning Supervisor for the Chicago Park
District, Julia Bachrach. Ms. Bachrach’s lecture
on The Prairie Spirit: Jens Jensen and Chicago
was presented in the newly opened auditorium
of the Gordon Parks Arts Hall at the University
of Chicago Laboratory Schools, the Trust’s
partner for this event. A new Robie House
series in partnership with the Seminary Coop
Bookstore featured Oriental Institute Curator,
Jack Green, discussing James Cuno’s book
Who Owns Antiquity in the Robie House living
room.
Tiffany dome, Preston Bradley Hall
John Ronan with Chairman John Rafkin and Steve Wiesenthal,
University Architect, University of Chicago.
SC
Gordon Parks Arts Hall, University of Chicago Lab Schools.
Emil Bach H
Expanding our popular website with 500,000
unique annual visitors, the Trust launched
a new online resource: Buildings of Wright’s
Chicago Years, a comprehensive interactive
listing of 147 sites from 1888 through 1911
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO
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that includes individual entries and illustrations
for each site. In 2016 the Trust will expand this
resource to include Wright’s work to 1920.
In 2015 the landmark Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA) celebrated 25 years and the Trust
partnered with ADA on their Cultural Access
Project to expand access at Chicago’s cultural
attractions. Each Trust site piloted sign language
tours and touch tours for guests who are blind
or with low vision. These pilot programs will be
incorporated as regular offerings at the Trust’s sites
in 2016.
Bradley House, Kankakee, IL
Extending our tours to Wright sites surrounding
Chicago, this year the Trust introduced Wright in
the Region. These day trips to new destinations
included the Harley Bradley House in Kankakee,
IL; Laurent House in Rockford, IL; and SC
Johnson Administration Building and Research
Tower in Racine, WI. In response to the success
of these tours, the Trust will introduce new
destinations in 2016.
Travel Wright, the Trust’s national and
international travel program, also introduced a
new destination this year with a trip to Spain,
where travelers visited Barcelona to see the work
of Wright contemporary Antoni Gaudi and the
1929 Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion
before continuing to Bilbao to visit Frank Gehry’s
Guggenheim Museum, a brilliant 20th century
descendent of Wright’s 1959 masterpiece.
Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain.
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EDUCATION FOR
YOUTH, FAMILIES
AND TEACHERS
This year the Trust’s Education department,
with a new team of educators, launched a
comprehensive initiative under the guiding
theme Designing a Better World that integrates
design principles into all of the Trust’s
education programs in the coming years. The
Trust’s education programs nurture individual
vision and creativity and align with Common
Core standards.
In 2015 Trust education programs served
over 2,000 kindergarten through 8th grade
students in 32 Chicago area public, private
and charter schools, offering in-school sessions
with Trust educators. Over 2,210 family and
youth audiences participated in Trust design
studios and 40 teachers attended professional
development sessions at the Home and Studio
and Robie House.
In-school sessions are age-specific, align with
STEM curriculum, and include Designing
with Glass: The Art of Geometry; Designing and
Building: My New House; Let’s Make Plans:
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My Neighborhood and City; Design Detectives:
The Wright 3 Tour and Pentomino Studio; and
Designing with Glass: The Art of Geometry and
the Physics of Light. The Education department
also initiated Building Blocks of Architecture
learning kits that can be requested by teachers
for classroom use. Kits available this year are
Froebel Design and Pentomino Design.
The Education department partners each year
with the Oak Park Education Foundation to
offer Art Start, an elementary school program,
and with Oak Park School District 97 to
provide all 4th graders a Home and Studio
tour with classroom preparation and
follow-up.
Family programs at Robie House include
LEGO Architects: Design and Build and Design
Team @ Robie. At the Home and Studio,
Youth Architecture Workshops (Levels I and II)
are offered during the summer and winter
family workshops are offered during the Home
for the Holidays December event.
Speaker Adrian Smith with University of Chicago students
The Education department works with high
school and college interns from local schools
and universities across the country, offering
Architect Adrian Smith, Thinking Into the Future speaker
paid and unpaid working experiences with
Trust mentors throughout the year. Some of
these talented young people join the Trust
volunteer organization as site interpreters and
some eventually join our staff. As the Trust
works to expand our education programs
to reach larger audiences, we also work to
revitalize our organization through integration
of next generation interpreters, educators,
preservationists and historians.
INSPIRATION – A CORE
VALUE THAT PRESERVES
OUR SITES AS UNIQUE
EXPERIENCES
In June 2015, Unity Temple closed to the
public to begin a comprehensive restoration
of the site. The Trust website links visitors
to a film on the restoration produced by
Unity Temple Restoration Foundation. At
Robie House a series of casement doors in
the living room were restored, as fundraising
to complete the final phase of restoration
continues.
Emil Bach House (1915) celebrated its 100th
Anniversary this year with members of the
Bach family returning and a proclamation
from the State of Illinois recognizing the
excellence of its restoration and importance
of its interpretation through public tours and
events. Over 7,000 guests have toured Bach
House since completion of its restoration
when the Trust commenced tours there in
2014.
On March 12 the Trust announced a new
restoration resource center where Trust
members and historic property owners
may access the Trust’s extensive archive of
restoration information and materials from its
award-winning Home and Studio restoration,
Robie House and other sites.
Consultation services include information
on interior and exterior finishes, glass and
furnishings: advice on historic building care
and maintenance; archival samples of paint,
plaster, wood trim, roofing, piping, doors,
masonry, and assistance with researching
original and replacement materials; advice
on products, suppliers and materials; and
access to a network of preservation specialists,
including architects, conservators and
craftspeople.
Bach House celebration. Top: State of Illinois proclamation. Bottom: Bach family members.
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In conjunction with the opening of the
center, on March 12 and March 26 the
Trust presented two programs on historic
preservation at Unity Temple: Preservation
architects Gunny Harboe and John Eifler,
100 Years: Rehabilitating Bach House and the
Ravine Bluffs Development; and on March 26
Daniel Bluestone and Richard Longstreth,
Frank Lloyd Wright and the Challenge to Historic
Preservation.
Playroom mural before conservation
Attendance during 2015 at the Trust sites
totaled 136,934—Home and Studio, 88,410;
Robie House, 37,194; Unity Temple, 4,107;
Rookery, 3,822; and Bach House, 3,401.
A STRONG FUTURE
The Trust’s 41st Wright Plus Housewalk
combined original Wright sites in Oak Park
with Coonley House, Stables, and Coach
House in Riverside. For the first time, Ernest
Hemingway’s boyhood home in Oak Park was
included on the walk, and over 2,000 guests
took red trolleys to nine sites throughout
the day. Over 500 volunteers welcomed and
registered guests, coordinated logistics for
the day, and introduced guests to individual
houses.
The Chairman’s Reception at The Rookery,
co-chaired by Lisa and Ray Lewis, surpassed
all previous years' revenue for this fundraiser,
netting $55,700 for the evening. Members
of the Honorary Committee and major
contributors to the event included Ken and
Tammy Barrett, Brian and Yasmina Duwe,
Lamar and Lisa Johnson, T. Kendall and
Patricia Hunt, Gary and Kim McCullough,
John Rafkin and Anita Levin, Graham Rarity,
Don and Karen Rosenwinkel, and Jeff and
Gloria Schwartz. Major corporate sponsors
were Ogilvy & Mather, Radio Flyer Inc.,
KPMG, Sidley Austin LLP, and The Segal
Company.
Annual Fund 2015 also broke all previous
records totaling $131,277, with lead gifts
from Tawani Foundation, Rena and Clyde
Holland, US Bank, Robert Pasin and Muriel
Quinn, Hickory Foundation, Hildner
Family Foundation, T. Kendall Hunt Family
Foundation and Patricia D. Hunt, John Rafkin
and Anita Levin, Sidley Austin Foundation,
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Mary G. and James P. Nelson, Don and Karen
Rosenwinkel, and Westrock.
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur
Foundation, Illinois Department of Economic
Opportunity/Illinois Office of Tourism, Harper
Court Arts Council, and Illinois Arts Council
Agency have awarded generous grants that
enhance our ability to serve our audiences and
our community.
Major gifts to the Robie House Restoration this
year were from Tawani Foundation, Richard
and Mary Gray, and Yoko Ono. To these and all
our donors named in this report we express our
sincere gratitude for their belief in our mission
and confidence in our future.
As we build upon our past and set a course for
the future, the Trust Board, staff and volunteers
are united in determination to perpetuate a
strong organization and preserve our Wright sites
to inspire future generations.
Wright’s Chicago years were the forge that
steeled his backbone as an artist and visionary.
Had Wright not come to Chicago, a progressive
city transformed by extraordinary cultural,
artistic and architectural energy, he might never
have become the great master of 20th century
architecture and design that we recognize today.
The Trust and all of our members, cultural
partners, and constituency are devoted to this
great American legacy built in Chicago and
passed on to the world.
Unity Temple
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
Celeste Adams
President & CEO
SC Johnson Gallery exhibition
Frederick C. Robie House
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The Rookery
Emil Bach House
Emil Bach House
2015 Chairman's Reception Honorary
Committee. The evening with silent auction
surpassed previous records. The 2015
Wright Plus Housewalk featured the
Coonley House for the first time.
Chairman's Reception silent auction.
Touring Avery Coonley House on Wright Plus.
Wright Plus 2015.
2015 CHAIRMAN'S RECEPTION AND HOUSEWALK
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ADMINISTRATION
GUEST RELATIONS
Celeste Adams
Rich Nichin
Susan Harris*
Kathleen Francis
Rebecca Girard
Jerome Bambera*
Laura Dodd
Mark Campbell
Elizabeth Murphy
Joseph Barrett
Linda Bonifas-Guzman
Angela Whitaker*
Christina Ruscitti
Daniela Blanco
Taylor Behary
Joanna Arnold*
Madeline Mason
Rita Williams*
Carol Herbstritt*
Michael Wait
President & CEO
Director of Finance
Human Resources Manager
Staff Accountant
Administrative Coordinator & Central Office Manager
Accounting Assistant
COMMUNICATIONS
Zarine Weil
Andrea Brown
Christine Trevino*
Debbie Labedz*
Director of Communications
Senior Manager - Public Relations
Communications Assistant
Graphic Designer
DEVELOPMENT
Thomas Gull
Kristy Johnson
Lise Braithwaite
JoEllen Narsutis*
Director of Development
Associate Director of Development
Manager, Annual Giving and Events
Membership and Donor Database Coordinator
COLLECTION AND PROGRAMS
David Bagnall
Risa Sekiguchi Vuillemot*
Curator and Director of Interpretation
Travel Manager
EDUCATION
Kim Scata
Laura Gilbert
Senior Manager for Education
Museum Educator
FACILITIES
Karen Sweeney
Patrick Gronek
Matthew Ingram
Omar Evans*
Preservation Architect and Facilities Administrator
Caretaker
Home and Studio Facilities Assistant
Home and Studio Housekeeper
Director of Operations & Guest Experience
Oak Park Daily Operations Manager
Group Tours and Site Rental Manager Robie House Daily Operations Manager Volunteer Resources Manager
Wright Plus Coordinator
Guest Relations and Volunteer Coordinator Guest Relations Representative & Manager on Duty
Guest Relations Representative & Manager on Duty
Guest Relations Representative Rookery Receptionist & Guest Relations Manager on Duty
Guest Relations Representative
Guest Relations Representative
Preservation Technician
MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILING
Heidi Farina
Director of Multi-Channel Retailing
Jason Gums
Multi-Channel Retail Center Manager
Michelle Foland
Multi-Channel Retail Manager
Margaret Willis
Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant Supervisor
Steve Cothard
Shipping and Receiving Coordinator Lawrence Baker
Museum Retail Shops Manager
Katherine Bruun Merchandise Customer Service Assitant
Karen Esteras
Museum Shop Assistant Manager
Brittany Yelink
Museum Shop Assistant Manager
Emma Dwyer*
Museum Shop Sales Representative
Dinah Kittredge*
Museum Shop Sales Representative
Crystal Pruitt*
Museum Shop Sales Representative
David Olson*
Museum Shop Sales Representative
Randoph Mical*
Museum Shop Sales Representative
Joseph Naughton* Museum Shop Sales Representative
Richard Tomasello*
Shipping and Receiving Assistant * part-time
INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY
Ahnquajj Kahmanne
Danny Yuen Director of Information Systems Technology
Website Administrator and Interactive Designer
STAFF (AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2015)
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Throughout the year, the Frank
Lloyd Wright Trust presents
K-12 arts education programs
for children and families at its
historic sites, local schools and
other community spaces. The
Trust’s arts education offerings
also include professional
development programs for
teachers. In 2015, Trust arts
education workshops served
4,000 children in the Chicago
metropolitan area.
YOUTH AND FAMILY OUTREACH
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2015 STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The Trust provides internship opportunities to students, graduates,
and career-changers seeking to broaden their experience by working
and learning in a professional museum environment.
CURATORIAL
Jeremy Chizewer
University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship
Nikita Dulin University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship
Rhea Peddinti University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship
EDUCATION
Kimberley Borgerson
University of Southern Illinois
Vicky Demakis
Lyons Township High School
Illinois Arts Council Agency - Summer Youth Employment in the Arts
Laura Gilbert
University of Bristol, United Kingdom
GUEST RELATIONS
Deja Brinker
Daniel Hale Williams Preparatory School of Medicine
Harper Court Arts Council - Summer Arts Internship
YooJung Chun University of Rochester
Fintan Donnelly St. Norbert College
Sierra Price
South Shore International College Preparatory High School
Harper Court Arts Council - Summer Arts Internship
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
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As the “gateway to Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago,” the Trust welcomed more than 136,000 visitors in 2015.
2015 DOMESTIC VISITORS
(TOP 10 STATES)
2015 INTERNATIONAL VISITORS
AGE
GENDER
RACE/ETHNICITY
BACKGROUND
19-34 23%
Female 57%
Caucasian
International 20%
35-54 45%
Male
Asian
8%
African American
7%
Latino
3%
Other
2%
55+
32%
VISITOR INFORMATION
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43%
78%
Families
10%
In 2015, the Trust parternered with the following community organizations:
ADA 25 Chicago
American Institute of Architects-Chicago
Blind Services Association
Blue Star Museums
Chicago Architecture Biennial
Chicago Architecture Foundation
Chicago Arts Partnership in Education
Chicago Community Trust
Chicago Cultural Accessibility Consortium
Chicago Flower and Garden Show
Chicago Public Library
Chicago Public Schools
Choose Chicago
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
Culture Coast
Downtown Oak Park
EXPO Chicago
Glencoe Historical Society
Greenline Wheels
Historic Chicago Bungalow Association
Lighthouse for the Blind
Loyola University Museum of Art
Merchandise Mart
Museum Campus South
Oak Park Education Foundation
Oak Park Elementary School District 97
Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society
Open House Chicago
SC Johnson
Seminary Co-Op Bookstore
Tawani Enterprises, Inc.
The Laurent House Foundation
Unity Temple Restoration Foundation
Unity Temple Unitarian Universalist Congregation
University of Chicago
University of Chicago Laboratory Schools
Visit Oak Park
Wright in Kankakee
IN PARTNERSHIP
WITH THE COMMUNITY
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FOUNDATIONS
BUSINESS PARTNERS
BUSINESS SUPPORT
In 2015, the Trust received charitable support for
historic preservation and restoration projects,
education programs for children and teachers,
lectures and public programs, community outreach,
and general operations from the below-listed
foundations.
Business Partners supported Trust operations
through event sponsorships and charitable contributions of $1,000 or more in 2015. Business Partners
are listed alphabetically.
Additional business support up to $999 is listed
alphabetically.
Flat Top Grill
Andersen Windows
Baker & McKenzie LLP
Wallis Austin & Virginia Bennett Austin Charitable Fund
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois
The Chicago Community Trust
Bulley & Andrews, LLC
Harper Court Arts Council
ComEd
Hickory Foundation
Community Bank of Oak Park and River Forest
T. Kendall Hunt Family Foundation and Patricia D. Hunt
Downtown Oak Park
Illinois Arts Council Agency
Illinois Department of Economic Opportunity/Illinois Office of
Tourism
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Reed Family Foundation
Cucina Paradiso
FGMK
Heidrick & Struggles
Heritage Tile of Oak Park
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Clifford C. and Virginia G. Sorensen Charitable Trust of The Saint
Paul Foundation
KPMG
Tawani Foundation
Ogilvy Chicago
McGrath City Honda
Giordano's Restaurant & Pizzeria
Greenline Wheels
Hemmingway's Bistro
Il Vicolo Trattoria
Khyber Pass
The Little Gem, Inc.
Mancini's Italian Bistro
Marion Street Market
Maya Del Sol
Mickey's Gyros
PapaSpiros
Petersen's Ice Cream
Phillips Mens Wear
Winberie's Restaurant and Bar
Radio Flyer, Inc.
Sidley Austin LLP
The Segal Company
Update Interiors, LLC
U.S. Bank
Visit Oak Park
Whole Foods Market
FOUNDATION AND BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust recognizes with gratitude the generous support of the
following individuals from January 1, 2015 through December 31, 2015.
DONOR CIRCLE
These donors contributed cash gifts of
$2,500 or above in 2015.
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT
Celeste M. Adams
Jacquelyn Marie DeThorne
$10,000—$49,999
$1,000—$2,499
Pamela Marron
Ray and Lisa Lewis
Patrick and Jeanette Cannon
Lee and Lori Rafkin
Brian and Yasmina Duwe
Richard and Mary L. Gray
Michele and John Donley
Ana Schedler
Richard and Mary L. Gray
Rena and Clyde Holland
David and Toni Dunning
Robert I. Selby
Rena and Clyde Holland
Gabriela Freese
John D. and Jean M. Simms
Patty and Ken Hunt
Peter and Jeanine George
Sallie and Mark Smylie
Virginia James
$5,000—$9,999
David Hernandez and Tereasa Surratt
Paul Solomon
Jacquelyn Marie DeThorne
Michael and Nichole Linhardt
Jean C. Stark
Brian and Yasmina Duwe
Mary and Bruce McLeod
Ira and Marcia Wagner
Gloria and Marie Manelis
Robert Miller and Amy Renzulli
Delano Wilkes
Gary and Kim McCullough
Graham J. Rarity
John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin
Nan E. Shirley
$100—$249
Gary and Kim McCullough
Estate of Sue A. Rotharmel
Karen Sweeney and William P. Janulis
Anonymous
Carol R. McGee
Yoko Ono
Lamar and Lisa Johnson
Bill Kundert and Judi Davenport
Ray and Lisa Lewis
Gloria and Marie Manelis
Randall and Laura Thorne
Anne Agee
James P. and Mary G. Nelson
$2,500—$4,999
Pamela Tilton
Charles and Gayla Marie Allen
James W. Neupert
Celeste M. Adams
Ben and Mary Ann Weprin
Thane K. Arnold
Yoko Ono
Lamar and Lisa Johnson
Bridget and Royce Yeater
Cherie Balan and Jeffrey Kraus
Ballor Family Charitable Account
Bill Kundert and Judi Davenport
Carol R. McGee
$500—$999
Marc J. Bell
James P. and Mary G. Nelson
Anonymous (2)
Jim and Margaret Bennett
James W. Neupert
Linton J. Childs
Sandra Bernstein
Muriel Quinn and Robert Pasin
Debbie Crouch
Sue and Jeff Blaine
Loren Rogers
Rebecca and Timothy Doar
Sara G. Bode
Karen and Don Rosenwinkel
Patricia and Peter Handal
James and Carol Brewer
Jeffrey and Gloria Schwartz
Janis and William Hopson
Elizabeth and Stephen Bruner
Rick and Ellen Kuner
Fergus and Michelle Bushe
Muriel Quinn and Robert Pasin
John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin
Loren Rogers
Karen and Don Rosenwinkel
Jeffrey and Gloria Schwartz
DONORS
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Individual Support - Continued
Nicole Cahill
Don M. Randel and Carol E. Randel Fund
Stephen Joel Coons
Grace Staver Rarity
Sharon DeVault
Gerald D. Runkle
Laura and Christian Dodd
John Severns
Frank and Faith Dusek
Lisa and Ryan Shea
Madelon and Roger Fross
Michael J. Siska
Mary C. Galligan and John Camper
Donna Skupien
Tim and Jade Grimms
Lawrence and Rose Staat
Jeffrey and Lynne Grip
Mark S. Thorne
Margarete Gross
Richard Utterback
Tim Flesch and Tom Gull
Nancy and Richard Waichler
Jo N. Hays
Jeffrey Waldo
Craig and Judy Hodson
Debra N. Walters
Barbro and Norman Jung
Dena M. Weisbard
Roberta and Dennis Kmiec
Sandra Wiegand
Thomas and Elizabeth Kubiak
C. Webb Williams
Ruel and Lynn Lehman
Dana Wyman
Monte J. Levinson
Kerith Luchins and Daniel Raichel
Ed and Martha McGee
Betty L. McGhee
Luigi H. Mumford
Richard and Cathy Nichin
Gina Mcosia
Diane Nilan
James Michael Novick
Gregory Padgett and Marie Castaneda
Edith Payne
Tim and Molly Philosophos
2015 Annual Meeting at WPA Design Showroom.
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IN HONOR/MEMORY
MATCHING GIFTS
Gifts In Honor
Anonymous
In honor of Arlene M. Bunis Marshall and Judy Kupchan
The Boeing Company Gift Match/BPAC Program
In honor of Howard Floeter Barb Kraft
GDF SUEZ Energy North America, Inc.
In honor of Jack Lesniak's 70th Birthday Peggy Plastina
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
In honor of Warren and Hellen Stevens
Sally and Roderick Nott
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Sidley Austin LLP
Gifts In Memory
In memory of Rosemary Bailey David and Gay Anderson
In memory of William F. Ryan Linda S. Ryan In memory of Betty Spaulding Oak Park-River Forest and Community Associates
of the Art Institute of Chicago
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS
Emil Bach House
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois
Chicago Trolley & Double Decker Co.
Google, Inc.
Jones Day
Pontarelli Chicago
Sidley Austin LLP
Strategic Hotels and Resorts
Tiffany & Co.
Wandawega Lake Resort
Whole Foods Market
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The Trust’s members enjoy unlimited access to a world of ideas, travel and historic sites as well as special discounts on
programs and merchandise. Members make a difference. Current Society Level members:
Skylight Society
Richard and Mary Gray
Dale Eaman
Dan Ryan
Robert and Karen Feeney
Allen J. Greenberger
M. Fainer
David T. Sidney
James and Judy Graves
Catherine Keigh and James Hayes
John Patrick Garrett
David Smith and David Coup
Mary Hendrickson and Alex Gibson
Gena and H. Martin Jensen
Neale Godfrey and Marvin Mitchell
Amee and Timothy Snell
Richard L. Hess
James and Patricia Jurgens
Daniel Grangaard
Ron and Kathy Spengler
Loren D. Kaiser
Stewart Macaulay
George S. Hallenbeck
Barbara and Mark Stampfl
Mary Beth Leonard and Thomas Nielsen
Ryan and Krsitin Mayhew
T. Gunny Harboe
Christopher V. Stevenson
Terry and Connie Marbach
Jeffrey and Joan Petertil
Margreatha Hein
Thom and Karen Sumbler
James W. Neupert
J. Sean Plater
Nancy Hoitomt
Marcia Thomas
Julie Overbeck
Dona Robbins-Cohen and Howard Cohen
Alan D. Isaacson
John and Susan Turben
Barbara Ann Quilty
Patricia S. Schwartz
MarLen Kaiser
Henry and Milly Vande Kieft
Loren M. Rogers
Ira and Marcia Wagner
Mark R. King
John Vinci
Thomas R. Schiff
Steve Zumdahl and Susan Arena
Robert A. Klein
Lisa Warshauer
Karen Kozlowski and Louis Piccoli
Sharon and William Wegmann
Ann M. Krilcich
Carl D. Winberg
James and Katie Linder
Steven Young
Kenneth and Nan Unklesbay
Debra N. Walters
Thomas and Marna Whittington
Octagon Society
Tom Alexander and Tanya Hildebrand
Chris and Janet Baumann
Inglenook Society
Fred Bauries
Mark Bazin and Danni Sabota
A. Stuart Bennett
Alvin Bronstein
Lee N. Betterman
Douglas and Kathryn Collins
Diane Cary and Fredrick C.G. Scheer
Curtiss Cophen and Christopher Straus
Bill and Vicki Christensen
Daniel Curry and Jennifer Schmidt
Terrance and Carol Coleman
Mary Mills Dunnea
Robert R. Dahl
Debra Floyd
Claudia Daly and Bill Donnell
Theodor and Deborah Giesler
Paul and Faith Davis
Vicki Giles
James G. Dill
John R. and Nell S. Lurain
Julie and Scott Moller
William B. Neis
Alan Nesburg and Kathryn Sheehan Nesburg
Michael Pipher
Karen and Robert Prince-Weithorn
Margi and Hugh Reardon
Hugh and Merry Katheen Riley
Milton J. Robinson
Barbara and Brad Rossa
Prairie Society
Julie Abramson
Thomas and Beverly Adams
Brian Allen
Eric and Catherine Allen
Thane K. Arnold
Morgan G. Aronson
Dan and Marcie Austen
Deb Backhus
Roger Baker
SOCIETY LEVEL MEMBERS
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Prairie Society - Continued
James and Gladys Banta
Carleton of Oak Park
Tapas and Judy Das Gupta
Thomas M. Fontana
Robert Barker
Anne Carmine
John and Kay Daughtry
Clyde E. Bassett
Regina and Alexia Cavazos
Barbara C. Davis
Frank Lloyd Wright's Allen House Museum and
Study Center
Barbara Bayldon and Joel Block
Howard C. Cavner
Michael and Catherine Dedek
Suzanne Beatus
Lisa and Richard Cederoth
Michael J. DeLoye
Rebecca Bedell
Bess and Cande Celio
Andrew Denker
Mark and Denise Beese
Jacob Chalmers
Martine Derom and William Warren
Brian Behan
Mary Chamberlin
Suzanne DeVries
Margo and Roger Behler
Sandra Chapman
Thomas Dierkers
Tharon and Eleanor Bilheimer
Judi and Barry Chapnick
John E. Dieter
Katie Blesener and John Royster
Linda Chasteen
Eric Dietz
Thomas Bohn and Laura Rogers
Linton J. Childs
Howard and Sheree Dittmer
Mort and Jennifer Boland
Shirley and Louis Chosy
Gavin S. Donahee
Michael Bowen and Family
Nancy H. Christensen
Michele and John Donley
Julie and Joe Brackett
Robert and Deborah Christensen
Dennis P. Doordan
William and Victoria Brander
Roger and Donna Jean Christy
Susan and Jon Doucleff
Mark and Jennifer Brandyberry
Edward A. Chuhna
Norman and Patricia Douglas
Lawrence and Lyndoris Bray
Nicole Clare
Daniel Duncan
Lawrence E. Bray
Helen and Vincent Clary
Susan Dutcher and Gary Stormo
Edward V. Broesamle
Sandra Kostyk and Steven Clinton
Curt Dyke
Jill Brown
Michael and Lauren Coleman, II
Stan Ecklund
Katherine K. Brown
Mathew T. Collins
Howard Ellington
Mary and Michael Brumback
Frank and Christina Colombo
Seth and Jennifer Elwood
Shad and Kimberlie Burkiett
Dana and Jeffrey Cooper
Chuck Emick
Lu Cagin
Dominique Corvez
Bonnie Engel
John Calcagno and Amr Abdelaziz
Steven W. Cox
Ray Everson and Donna Heroux-Everson
Jon Calderas
Sean P. Craft
William and Laurie Ferry
Timothy and Gail Campbell
James and Deborah Cryer
Frances Figg and Daniel Becker
Vera Capp
Ellen Darling
William and Mariah Finnicum
William French
Rosalie and Marvin Fruchter
Barbara N. Fuldner
Sandford and MiMi Furman
James M. Gaston
Cheryl Gaston and Darlene Keebler
Candace D. Gaudet and Kathleen Hicks
Richard George
David and Linda Gill
Barry Gomberg and Alice Kuhn
Don and Lisal Gorman
Julie Graf
Scott and Cindy Grau
Judy and Wililam Greffin
Mark Grenier
Duane Griffus
Jeffrey and Lynne Grip
Stephen Groh
Jeffrey and Christine Grohne
Matthew and Babette Groves
Frederick C. Guenther
Steven P. Guild
Gregg Gumbinger
Chris and Maria Hain
Elizabeth and Marcelo Halpern
Charles and Slyvia Hamilton
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Prairie Society - Continued
Christopher Hansen
Robert Keenan, AIA, OAA
Margaret Linnartz and Russell Irving
Gerald and Ann McNeill
Alice Harra
David J. Kelly
Cathryn and Donald Linscott
Jacob McPherson
Keith and Cristy Harris
J. P. Kemp
Robert Lippert and Kathleen Dwyer
Maila Merced and John Ortega
Susan and Harry Harsha
Susan Kennedy and Maggie Mermin
Sherry and Matthew Little
Elizabeth P. Meyer
James R. and Ruth A. Hartland
James and Carol Kenton
Kuang-Yu Liu
George I. Meyer
Phyllis Hartman
Christian and Leslie Kenworthy
Sandra Livingston
John Michael
Helen and Vincent Clary
James and Barbara King
Anna Vrechek Ludwig
Alexis Miller
Craig and Judy Hodson
William and Laura King
Mark N. Magnuson and Steven Westfield
James Ming Chen and Heather Worland Chen
Wynn and Colleen Hoerner
Robert and Mary Kinney
Darcy Mahoney
Nancy Mitchell
Christian Holkeboer
Terry and Constance Klingelhoefer
Michelle and Kevin Mahoney
Marilyn and Wayne Montney
Van Holkeboer and Linda Bachelder
James and Karen Knoedler
Robert J. Mahoney
Carolyn and Leon Moore
Stephen Hollander
Diane and Daniel Koretz
Vera V. Mainz
Leon and Carolyn Moore
Evanne Hoolsema and David Gurney
Leslie Koretz
William and Kathleen Malcomb
Miriam Moore
William J. Hornby
Patricia Koza
Marie and Gloria Manelis
Gerald Morosco, AIA and Paul Ford
Diane Houtman
Brendan and Ellen Kranzmann
David and Wendy Mangels
Anna Morrow
Dennis Zavac and Elizabeth Howland
John Krzykoski and Michael McCreight
Theodore J. Manzke
Lora E. Morrow
Melissa Hull
Dan Kufner
Michael Marlin and Michelle Cloutier-Marlin
Sheila and Robert Mulka
Randy and Susanne Hytjan
Glenna Lally and Marc Gordon
Patrick Martin
Shawn Murnahan
Russell Irving and Margaret Linnartz
Lia Lamonica and Diego Ferro
Scott A. Martin
John and Dagmar Murphy
Jim and Tanya Irwin
Gayle and Mike Lampkowski
Jennifer Masterson
Duane Althoff and Leonard Muscolino
Carol Jabs and Alfred Schectman
Marion Lang
Penelope Mathews
Steve and Michelle Nache
Stephen Jaskowiak
Sharon LaPine
Nina Mattarella
Elaine A. and Kimbel A. Nap
Susan and Kirk Jenkins
David and Helen Latz
Kim and Gary McCullough
Arun and Seetha Natesan
Willis and Shirley Johnson
Josh Laurence
Tracey McDonald
Gregory and Cynthia Neblock
Laura and Eric Jordahl
Laurent House Foundation
James McGee
Clayton and Demetra Nightingale
Thomas and Elizabeth Kubiak
Don B. Leatherman
Katherine and David McGuire
Michael Nishimura
Norman and Barbro Jung
Andrew and Penny Lee
Erin McKay
Paul N. Noak
Sona Kalousdian and Ira Lawrence
Daniel and Denise Legrand
Malcolm and Barbara McKean
Lisa and Brad Nogar
Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck
Deborah and Richard Leishman
Duncan Mcleod
William Northrup
John T. Keefe
Meredith Lewin
Marvin and Candace McNabb
Christina Norton and John Biek
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Prairie Society - Continued
Margaret and Jim Bennett
Charles Prorol and Marcia Mueller
Suzanne and Christopher Schmachtenberger
Jane Strass
Jan O'Connor
Joseph Raist and Christine LaGana
Jennifer Schmidt
Phil Straus and Margaret Harris
Luann O'Donnell
Scott Rand
Donald Schott
Gregory and Ann Hesse Surufka
Deborah K. Ogden
Bret Reedy
Jeff and Linda Schroeder
Barbara L. Sutton
Thomas and Ellen O'Hare
Harold Rees
David and Mary Jo Schuhardt
H. Eugene Swantz
Christine and Keith Olson
Martin S. Rendon
Mary Jo and Stephen Schuler
Rita A. Swensson
William R. Orr
Daniel A. Reynolds
Michael Schultz
Ross and Susan Taylor
Alexander Ouyang
Miriam Richardson
Pat Schultz
Newton TerMeer
Mark and Ami Owen
Judy and Daniel Robinson
Robert I. Selby
Vincent M. Territo
John and Joanne Palko
R. Michael and Beth Robinson
Dan Sherman and Michele Hartlove
Donna Thornton
Paul A. Papier
Maria T. Roche
Stephen Sieger
John and Linda Tibensky
Allen and Georga Parchem
G. Rogers and Theresa Cooper
Anna Siegler
Ronald and Susan Traub
Dana and Kathryn Park
Deborah Rogers
William R. Simmons
Nicolas Tremblay
Linda H. and Steven F. Parker
Gerald and Susan Role
Brad Skeel and Justin Bodie
Theresa M. Tyranowski
Piero and Krystyn Pecora
Jeff and Christy Roloff
Barbara Skipworth
Lynne and Steve Uecker
Rebecca and David Perry
Manuel Rosa
Rox and Milton Slaughter
Linda Umans
Seymour Persky
Jo Ann Ross
Andrew Smith
Jane and Tom Underwood
Justin Petersen and Gayle Novig
Jeanette and John Rottersman
Elizabeth Smith
William Underwood
Martin and Patricia Petroviak
Gavin Rowatt
Anthony M. Smyth
Harry Van Goor and Simone Bluyssen
Amy and Michael Phend
Stephen Roy and Lloyd Kohler
Sharon Spaulding
Stephen Ver Halen and Jane Perkolup
Amy Pickenpaugh
Steven Rudis
William C. Specht
Nik Verzivolli
Cynthia Zahn Pierpaoli
Cynthia Rudmann
Janet Speer
Debra Vicharelli
Douglas and Rebecca Pinney
Barbara M. Rudolph
Cindy Stanis
Ross Vimr
David and Lucinda Pollack
Noreen and James Ryan
Jan Stanton
Susan and George Vrechek
John Pond and Joanna Golab
Robert Rzepka and Gabrielle Ryan
Robert and Lori Stanwood
Andrew Walker
Ann and Doug Porter
James Sadock, Jr.
Elizabeth and John Stegeman
Timothy Walker
Glenna Sue Powell
Jeff and Amie Samp
Donald F. Steiner
M.D. Walters
Laura Prail and Jack Cella
Paula J. Santrach
Joe Stephen
Mary Ann Warner and James Gagg
Mark and Patricia Prendeville
Janet S. Scheevel
Ed and Connie Stinson
James and Charelle Webb
Rebecca and Frank Pride
Cynthia and Richard Schlichting
Jody Stokes
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Prairie Society - Continued
Gwen and Scott Weber
Hana Weber
Clare Wefelmeyer
Vanessa Westfall
Lyn and Debbie Whiston
Mary White
Glenda Whitten
Sean Wicks
M.D. Walters
Edward D. Wight
John Wilhelm and Kristin Murnahan
C. Webb Williams
Donna Williams
Roy and Linda Williams
Teresa Williams
Thomas E. Williamson
Marc Willis and Andrea Frazier
Linda and Jim Willson
John S. Winn
Charles K. Wishmeier
Chuck Wolf
Sallie and Chuck Wolf
Valerie and Don Wolfe
Henry and Christie Wu
Richard and Gwen Yant
Virginia Yeck
Lisa M. Zoia
Wright's Oak Park Studio. Photo: Bill Zbaren.
PAGE 25
In 2015, 660 volunteers contributed
29,800 hours of service.
They spent 2,520 hours in training
and continuing education activities,
which included interpreter training
for tours at the Home and Studio and
Robie House, specialty tour training,
and attending the Seminar Series
and Enrichment Lectures.
Trust volunteers lead tours, host at
events and assist guests at our sites.
VOLUNTEERING AT THE TRUST
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Trust volunteers are integral to the success of our tours and operations. Volunteers lead site tours, assist with guests, and support special
events and projects. Their commitment allows the Trust to fulfill its mission, and we are grateful for their contribution of time and service.
Linda Abrams
Kathleen Barton
Katherine Braz
Virginia Cassin
Marguerite Adams
Richard Barton
Deja Brinker
Daniel Castaneda
Thomas Allen
Wes Barwick
Maureen Briza
Caitlin Castro
Sophie Amado
Marie Bass
Bruce Broerman
Emma Celio
Donna Ambrose
Sebastian Beaghen
Maurice Brooks
Jay Champelli
Frank Anderson
Debbie Becker
Andrew Brown
Helen Chang
Kris Anfuso
Jeanette Becvar
Sylvia Brown
Joy Chang
Nellie Angel
Hank Bell
Priscilla Bruce
Patricia Chapman
Doris Angell
Theresa Benande
Marilyn Brumund
Aurelia Chaudagne
Patricia Angell
Millie Benjamin-Smiddy
John Bruun
Lisa Chen
Thomas Applegate
Derrick Bennett
Arlene Bunis
Marian Chen
Jeffrey Arnett
Tim Bennett
Janet Bunn
Ashley Chiu
John Arnold
Katarina Berin
Rebecca Bunn
Jeremy Chizewer
Heather Grant Asaadi
Christine Bernard
Margaret Burke
Maria Chudoba
Wyatt Ashby
Robert Bidlack
Kelly Butkowski
Christopher Chwedyk
Carole Aston
Nick Binotti
Brian Byrd
Connor Ciecko
Lauren Bair
Stephan Bitter
David Cairns
Elena Cincione
Cherie Balan
Carrie Blaine
Helen Callahan
Brett Clark
Robbie Balan
Sue Blaine
Howard Campbell
Erin O'Donnell Clark
Diane Balin
Christine Bloom
Lee Campbell
John Clouse
Carol Conboy
David Cook
Jerry Balin
Linda Borgen
Renee Campbell
Wesley Coates
Mary Ellen Conboy
Lauren Cooper
Irene Balks
Nicole Borgen
Adele Cannell
Mary Lou Cochran
Kitty Conklin
Sarah Corley
Daniel Barnett
Karen Borgstadt
Deirdre Cannon
Sue Cohn
Jill Conley
Maria Corpuz
Denia Barrett
Catherine Bosher
Patrick Cannon
Sarah Collier
Julie Conmy
Gale Cossey
Tom Barrett
Stephen Bowen
Barbara Carlson
Susan Colling-Mahoney
Michael Connelly
Tim Cote
Carolyn Williams, recipient of the 2015 Catherine McLoughlin Award for
Hospitality, and Bill Kundert, 2015 recipient of the Wallis Austin Award
for Outstanding Volunteer.
Debby Barron
Peter Boyd
Julie Carpenter
Ali Colucci
Kay Conner
Royse Cramton
Karen Barth
Peg Brandon
Ian Carrus
John Colucci
Nikki Conner
Michael Crist
Lois Barth
Paul Braun
Kathy Carrus
Philip Colucci
James Conway
Maureen Crotty
VOLUNTEERS (JANUARY - DECEMBER 2015)
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Volunteers - Continued
Debbie Crouch
Tom Drebenstedt
Anita Ford
Marge Gockel
Krys Hansen
Alyssa Jaracz
William Crozier
Jan Novak Dressel
Joseph Foster
Amy Godino
Stacey Harloe
Linda Jebavy
Pam Cruz
Elizabeth Dresser
Kathleen Franzwa
Donna Goetz
Bob Hartnett
Jane Jedlicka
Maxine Darch
Michael Duggan
Doug Freerksen
Derrick Golon
Christine Hauri
Gert Johnson
Kathryn Hausman
Katie Johnson
Kimberly Darre
Karen Duncan
Gabriela Freese
Laure Goode
James Davidson
Becky Dunlavey
Judith Frei
Laurie Goodey
Jo Hays
Mary Johnson
Janet Davis
Francine Dzuryak
Rachel Freundt
Herb Gordon
John Heidbreder
Penny Johnson
Marion Davis
J. John Dzuryak
Lawrence Frey
Hilary Goshert
Dan Heiden
Wayne Johnson
Miriam Davison
Linda Eales
Linda Frey
Martin Goulbourn
Judith Heineman
Janis Johnston
Christine Day
Leila Edwards
Gretchen Frickx
Sharon Grant
Ione Heinitz
Margaret Jones
Pam Deady
Jack Eilrich
David Frost
Diane Gray
Lynn Hemberger
Laura Jordahl
Elizabeth DeBaker
Hanna Eimiller
Susan Frost
Kathy Greco
Kelly Hendrickson
Christine Junious
Kristine Herbst
Doug Kaarre
Bill Decker
C.L. Elliott
Rosalie Fruchter
Paul Greenberg
Jill DeCoursey
Mark Engelen
Paul Gajda
Wendy Greenhouse
Harold Hering
Andy Kaczkowski
Amie DeLuca
Peter Erickson
Linda Gallagher
Felix Griggs
Dottie Hetzel
Mary Kaleta
Vicky Demakis
Ronaine Erickson
Mary Galligan
Gayle Grindley
Pam Hicks
Joan Kallas
Sally Dempsey
Connie Fairbanks
Grace Gao
Margarete Gross
Stan Hill
Larry Kameya
Douglas Deuchler
Michael Farley
Leigh Gates
Carolyn Guilford
Steve Hill
Victoria Kane
Brian DeVinck
Andrea Farrell
Mary Gear
Adrienne Guldin
Marshall Hjertstedt
Carol Ann Karlowski
Mike Dianich
Ann Fastert
Frehiwet Fera Gebreselassie
Earl Gundelach
Gail Hoffman
Steven Karlowski
Eileen Holderbaum
Yoni Kaufman
Felix Diaz
Jay Faulkner
Roger Geier
Don Gunning
Ken Dickerson
Julie Federico
Tony Gibbons
Phyllis Gunning
Jeanne Hoogerhyde
Paula Kavchak
Joey DiSantis
Karen Feeney
Deb Giesler
Grace Guo
Gavin Hougham
Linda Kaye
Rebecca Doar
Robert Feeney
Ted Giesler
Linda Guzman
Elisabeth Houston
James Kelly
Lisa Dodge
Paula Fenza
Carl Giessel
Donna Hachiya
Gary Howell
Johanna Kelly
Debbie Donahue
Kristin Ferguson
Douglas Gilbert
Jacob Hagan
Debra Hruby
Jean Kengott
Sandy Donahue
Anne Ferri
Laura Gilbert
Sally Hakes
Michelle Humes
Lawrence Kengott
Denise Donald
Alan Fierst
Art Gilfand
George Hallenbeck
Sue Hynek
Michael Kennedy
Patrick Dooley
Shirley Fitzpatrick
Grady Gillan
Frank Hankins
Natsuko Imamura
Paul Kenworthy
Sharon Doty
Brian Flora
Cirese Giuntini
Joanne Hannum
Doug Irvin
Kimberlee Kepper
Vera Dowell
Alicia Fontanetta
Ruth Glaberson
Kathy Hansen
Jillian Jacobsen
Kris Kertgen
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Volunteers - Continued
Marilou Kessler
Aurore Kucaba
Christine Loyer
Amy McCormack
Rocio Monge
Susan Olson
Zoe Kilavos
Liz Kucaba
Tim Loyer
Gene McCormack
Emily Monk
Virginia Opitz
Paul King
Kay Kuhlman
Yvonne Lucero
Nancy McCormack
Helen Moorman
Rob Oppenborn
Jacqueline Kinnaman
Don Kumler
Mary Ann Luther
Bill McDonald
Sue Mosher
Susan Oppenborn
Kathie Kinnaman
William Kundert
Aubrey Lutz
Eloise McDowell
Rachel Much
Frank Orto
Mary Klassen
Ellen Kuner
Jessica Luzar
Kathleen McEnerney
Maryann Muggleston
Kimberly Oser
Steven Klimczak
Natalie Kuriata
Daniel Madden
Steve McFarlin
Carolyn Mulac
Ute Osmers
John Murphy
Heidi Oxford
Dennis Kmiec
Barbara Kurth
Teresa Maganzini
Debbie McGahey
Laura Knitt
Rick Kwarciany
Thomas Malcolm
Betty McGhee
Mary Murphy
Kathy Pace
Shirley Koelling
Vicki Kwarciany
Darrick Malone
Abby McGovern
Roselen Murphy
Ginny Paddock
Rick Koepke
Barbara Kwiatkowsky
Susan Maltese
Lisa McGovern
Dorothy Nanni
Gregory Padgett
Diana Koester
Sao Kun Lam
Sandra Mangione
Katie McGuire
Lisa Napoles
Shelley Paine
Nelson Koga
Mary Landis
Tom Marhevko
Mary McLeod
JoEllen Narsutis
Gary Palese
Leo Koonmen
Richard Larsen
Ann Marohn
Jerry McManus
Kathy Nassios
Marshall Palley
Alma Koppedraijer
Gregory Larvis
Leslie Marsh
Rick McNees
Joe Naughton
Joan Pantsios
Jim Nedza
Edward Pariser
Dorothy Koppel
Michael Lavery
John Martin
Christine McNutt
Cheryl Koselke
Rita Lavin
Ruth Martin
Don McVicker
Lynn Neils
Bob Paroski
Noppharat Kositthanasarn
Ted Lawrence
Vicki Martin
Dick Meister
Brett Nerstrom
Carol Patterson
Ivan Kostadinov
Jonathan Leck
Martha Martinez
Joan Meister
Rebecca Nerstrom
David Patterson
Amanda Kowalski
Virginia Lennon
Sam Marts
Patrick Melvin
Maggie Nevrly
Frank Patterson
Michele Kowalski
Jack Lesniak
Joe Maschek
Bill Merrill
Betsy Timm Newton
Barbara Pearson
Vincent Kowalski
Corrine Lettier
Carol Massery
Gloria Merrill
Lourdes Nicholls-Kaczkowski
Kaitlin Pell
Ashley Koziol
Donna Lettier
Marcia Matavulj
Elizabeth Metcalfe
Stephen Nicholson
Jessica Peretti
Jeffery Koziol
Darrelle Levin
Jeffrey Mathe
Naomi Miali
Pam Niesluchowski
James Peters
Mitch Koziol
Monte Levinson
Kyle Mathers
Fritz Michaelis
Mikottis Noah
Deanna Petersohn
Margaret Kral
Janice Lewis
Denise Mavity
Carol Michelini
Samijean Nordmark
Cristina Petrea
Ray Kratzer
Scott Talbot Lewis
Jacob Mavity
Adam Mikos
Gary Northrup
Silviu Petrea
Grace Kruse
Timothy Loftus
Thomas Maxson
Doreen Miller
Angela Novak
Cheryl Phillips
Marie Kruse
Rose Loggi
Deborah Maxwell
Lynn Miller
Polly Novak
Tom Phillips
Lisa Krzeczowski
Janet Lohr
Katie Maxwell
David Moehring
Bruce O'Brien
Don Pielin
Lori Krzyzewski
Perla Londres
Debbie Mazanek
Tim Mole
Mary Ocasek
Renee Pleshar
Charlotte Lothian
Timothy McCarthy
Ron Moline
Marie V. Olmos
Margie Pligge
Shirli Kubiak
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Volunteers - Continued
Reiner Pligge
Ron Roman
Susan Schultz
Jan Stanton
Jessica Thurk
Terrence Watson
Mike Poirier
Ruth Romer
Jo Ann Schurman
Lois Starbuck
John Tielsch
Beverly Weable
Frank Pond
Ann Rooney
Sylvie Schwartz
David Staskowski
Rich Tomasello
Jeanne Wehman
Debyante Porter
Cynthia Ross
Walter Schweiger
Marianne Stefanski
Cynthia Tom-Klebba
Michael Weiland
Sierra Price
Lance Royce
Ronnie Schweit
Cole Steffen
John Toniolo
Kristina Welch
Nathan Prince
Lynne Ruch
Mark Scott
Rozanne Stevens
Pat Trafton
Gayle Weyland
Michelle Puch
Heidi Ruehle-May
Miriam Scott
Geraldine Stevenson
Bob Trezevant
Elbert Whitfield
Elizabeth Trumbull
Pam Wick
Nicole Puch
Janet Sabri
Sam Scriba
Michael Stewart
Damien Qualls
Sean Sabri
Peggy Shannon
Val Stewart
Sharon Tucker
James Wicks
Alan Raphael
Chettha Saetia
Kim Shaw
Kelsey Stimple
Patricia Turner
Carolyn Wilbon
Madeleine Raymond
Maureen Saetia
Valerie Sherman
Janet Barkley Stock
Theresa M. Tyranowski
Carolyn Williams
Melissa Redmond
Yasue Saito
Hisayo Shikakura
Joan Stockmal-Gordon
Richard Uebele
Michael Williams
Kerry Reed
Ronald Samuels
Ross Simmons
Annemarie Stohl
Susan Uhlig
Andria Wilson
Nancy Reeder
Kim Sargent
Marie Simonetti
Amy Stojkovich
Sherry Vale
Roger Wilson
Linda Reeve
Ashley Schaffer
Ken Simpson
Tim Strannix
Catherine Varnas
Janina Wimunc
Carrie Vasquez
Josephine Wimunc
Helen Lee Reid
Bradley Schaffer
Rebecca Singerman
Amy Stricker
Peter Reidy
Cynthia Schaffer
Madonna Sivwright
Kathy Stricker
Mary Villareal
Madison Wittkofski
Karl Reko
John Schaffer
Carolyn Skipper
Kimberly Stupar
Janet Volk
Jacqueline Wurzelbacher
Ruth Reko
Julie Schaffer
Deb Sloan
Linda Norbut Suits
Joyce Voss
Peter Yankala
Susan Remington
Kathleen Schalk
Dan Slouka
Monica Sullivan
Judy E. Voss
Nancy Alpert Yarush
Diane Reuter
Genie Schauerte
Gwyn Smith
Teri Sullivan
Mary Wacker
JeNell Yoka
Pamela C. Reynolds
Jeff Schertz
Kristina Smith
Isabelle Sumera
Penny Wainwright
Charles Young
Mirella Ribaudo
Erin Schettler
Yvonne Smith
Jeanne Takami
Anita Walag
Cristian Yugsi
Tony Riley
Ariel Schick
Jim Solnes
Vivian Tedford
Jana Wallace
Terry Zachata
Eduardo Rios
Jean Schlinkmann
Josie Sommers
Deborah Thill
Ellen Walsh
Peg Zak
Linda Rios
Joel Schorn
Steve Sommers
Lynn Thomas
Jack Walsh
Anthony Zamer
Rose Rittenhouse
Jim Schott
John Sosnowski
Michael Thomas
Debra Walters
Frank Zarate
Eleanor Rivera
Mary Ann Schott
Gavin Souter
Richton Thomas
Michael Warnock
Yinna Zhang
Eileen Robbins
Peter Schramm, AIA
Stephen Spence
Sonya Thompson
Linzy Waters
Sharon Zurek
Mary Roeing
Charlotte Schuerman
Norman Spielman
John Thorpe, AIA
Barbara Watkins
Barb Rohm-Rossa
Jerrold Schulkin
Michelle Springer
Justin Thorton
Roseanna Watson
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Statements of Financial Position - December 31, 2015 and December 31, 2014
Statements of Activities - For the Years Ended December 31, 2015 and December 31, 2014
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
DECEMBER 31, 2015
Cash & Cash Equivalents
Investments
Cash Held for Investment
DECEMBER 31, 2014
REVENUES
YEAR ENDED
DECEMBER 31, 2015
YEAR ENDED
DECEMBER 31, 2014
1,063,846
870,616
Memberships
167,413
167,779
-
102,123
Contributions
344,202
361,944
37,298
61,604
Grants
120,581
416,111
51,493
93,897
Tours & Education
2,882,913
2,932,225
Grants & Pledges Receivable, net
149,967
208,857
Merchandise Sales
2,356,302
2,706,803
Inventory
443,678
580,010
Special Events
92,412
162,958
76,497
112,827
Investment Income
2,020
1,327
Property & Equipment
3,552,355
3,726,258
Licensing Revenues
458
8,150
TOTAL ASSETS
5,375,134
5,756,192
Accounts Receivable
Prepaid Expenses
Miscellaneous
In-kind Donations
TOTAL REVENUES
LIABILITIES
DECEMBER 31, 2015
DECEMBER 31, 2014
97,264
178,440
Accounts Payable 2,452
2,817
252,526
264,268
6,221,279
7,024,382
YEAR ENDED
DECEMBER 31, 2015
YEAR ENDED
DECEMBER 31,2014
Accrued Expenses
108,912
225,151
EXPENSES
Deferred Income
346,231
298,985
Program Services
3,746,292
4,150,757
-
125,000
General & Administrative
1,017,233
970,832
552,407
827,576
Fundraising
Notes Payable
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS
4,822,727
4,928,616
367,119
417,199
Cost of Sales
1,196,524
1,406,175
TOTAL EXPENSES
6,327,168
6,944,963
INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS
(105,889)
79,419
NET ASSETS BEGINNING OF PERIOD
4,958,616
4,849,197
NET ASSETS END OF PERIOD
4,822,727
4,928,616
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
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CENTRAL OFFICES
The Rookery
209 S. LaSalle Street, Ste 118
Chicago, IL 60604
312.994.4000
The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust is a Chicago-based 501(c)3 that operates at five Wright-designed
sites and a merchandise center. The Trust was founded and incorporated as a State of Illinois
not-for-profit on June 17, 1974.
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT HOME AND STUDIO
951 Chicago Avenue
Oak Park, IL 60302
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