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THE HAGGIN MUSEUM BULLETIN
Quarterly Newsletter for Museum Members
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Vol. IX, No. 2 • Spring 2016
COVER STORY: Haggin Collection items headed to Washington D.C. ..............................................page 7
DeltaFusion returns to Victory Park...........................................................................................................page 2
1st & 3rd Thursdays.........................................................................................................................................page 3
2nd Saturdays.................................................................................................................................................page 2
Core Collection Enhancement Project Update..........................................................................................page 6
MUSEUM EVENTS
DeltaFusion
2016
Hear the call! DeltaFusion is back for its sixth year! Get
involved by participating in the workshops or just come and
see the pageant on the big day. Giant puppets, original music
and scores of community performers present DeltaFusion 2016,
The River Calls Us.
Students age six and up are invited to join this summer’s
workshops. Classes will be held at University of the Pacific’s
theater arts building in mask making, puppetry, movement and
storytelling over a three-week period, culminating in a festival
and pageant in beautiful Victory Park on Saturday, June 25.
Participation in the workshops is free but enrollment
through The Haggin Museum’s Summer Art Workshop
is required. Call (209) 940-6315 or email education@
hagginmuseum.org to sign up. More details are available at
deltafusionstockton.com.
Giant puppets and celebrants of all ages take part in DeltaFusion
2014, “Weaving Tales with a Common Thread.” The annual
festival and pageant celebrates the diverse heritage of Stockton
and the San Joaquin Delta region.
IMPORTANT DELTAFUSION DATES
Victory Park
Earth Day Festival
Sunday, April 24
Stop by the DeltaFusion table!
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Workshop
Information
Monday-Friday, June 6-24
Ages 6-12; 1:30-3:00 p.m.
Ages 13 & up; 3:30-5:30 p.m.
University of the Pacific
for Families
Festival
& Pageant
Saturday, June 25
5:00-7:00 p.m.
in Victory Park
On the 2nd Saturday of each month, we hold
a hands-on event for families with children
ages 5-12.
Activities include art projects, interactive programs and museum-wide events. Reservations are
not required, but seating is available on a first come, first served basis. The Museum supplies
all materials and activities are included with regular Museum admission. Contact the education
department (209) 940-6315 or [email protected] for more information.
Art All
Around
Clever
Levers
It's
Magnetic
Saturday, April 9
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 14
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 11
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Celebrate with a multitude of
fun art activities for all ages at this
museum-wide family festival.
Harness kinetic energy with
this engaging art and engineering
activity.
Make a sculpture and then
change it up as you feel the force of
magnetic attraction.
2nd Saturdays for Families programming is generously underwritten by Joan W. Diehl.
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with Food & Drink
Complimentary wine from Weibel Family Vineyards &
Winery and snacks courtesy of the Junior Women’s Group
will be available beginning at 6:30 p.m. every 1st & 3rd
Thursday evening, when the Museum is open until 9:00 p.m.
These special evenings vary each month to include live
music, special guests and more. Make it a date!
April
LIVE MUSIC
Kid Inspired Art
for Grownups
Thursday, April 7, 7:00 p.m.
Enjoy another chance to make art like a
kid with coloring books, tissue paper, pom
poms and glue.
LIVE MUSIC
A Touch of Magic
Thursday, April 21, 7:00 p.m.
May & June
LIVE MUSIC
Patrick Langham Quintet
Thursdays, May 5 & June 2, 7:00 p.m.
Jazz saxophonist and professor at the University of the Pacific
Conservatory of Music, Patrick Langham is back at the Haggin with his
quintet for two great summer shows. Celebrate Miles Davis' birthday
at Langham's May show! The quintet returns in June for another great
performance that will feature Langham's original compositions from his
new CD Pocket Change.
IMAGINATION STATION
& ARTISAN DEMONSTRATION
Thursday, May 19, 7:00 p.m.
Describe the future you want to see! In the West Gallery, join local artists
Kia Duras and Joy Neas in an interactive art event that reimagines a better
world. The Imagination Station will remain on display until May 29. Drop in
any time and leave a message for the future!
Join us upstairs in the Tuleburg Gallery as we celebrate fine
craftsmanship in Stockton. Enjoy demonstrations and conversation with
skilled local artisans including Erin Elizabeth, Joy Dravecky Jewelry and
Thomas J. Collection.
LIVE MUSIC
Strings Attached
Thursday, June 16,
7:00 p.m.
Peter Castanon leads this trio from the
wildly popular Stockton combo Latin Magic.
Join Castanon and friends for a swinging
evening of Latin rhythms.
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Cello and piano duet
Carol Ann Loeb and Chase
Loeb bring their gorgeous
Photo credit: Peter Powers, Positve PR Stockton
sound back to the Haggin in
June. Strings Attached combines classical, romantic and modern favorites
with original compositions. Enjoy acoustic cello and piano music in an
intimate and interactive atmosphere for all ages!
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MUSEUM NEWS & EVENTS
Museum Store Auxiliary
Cookbook Debut
It's Springtime in the
Musueum Store!
Thursday, July 7, 2016;
5:00-7:00 p.m.
It's springtime in the Museum Store! Stop by
and check out the new spring merchandise. Shop for
creative gifts, stock up on summer reading materials or
brighten your wardrobe. Artwork by Susan Krietmeyer
The much anticipated Museum Store Auxiliary
Cookbook includes favorite recipes served at various
MSA occasions and events. This event, held in the
Museum Store, will take place on a 1st Thursday that is
the opening night of the 59th Stockton Art League Juried
Exhibition.
The cookbook features artwork by local artist
Susan Krietmeyer. The image above is a reduction
block print. Also known as a suicide print, this
technique utilizes one block for all colors. Learn more
on July 7th!
On Thursday April 7, from 6:00-7:30 p.m.,
author Dianna Hubbard Stein will sign her new
book Chapters: A True Story of Life, Loss and Love.
UPCOMING SPECIAL
The EXHIBITIONS
59th Stockton Art
League Juried Exhibition
July 7 - Sept. 11, 2016
Cuong Nguyen, Misty Ocean
The Stockton Art League's
nationally juried art competition
returns to the Haggin with
more than 100 new works by
long-standing local artists and
newcomers from around the
country.
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Medieval to Metal:
The Art & Evolution of the Guitar
Oct. 6, 2016 - Jan. 8, 2017
Fenders Center Gallery,
National Guitar Museum.
Experience the art, history
and cultural impact of the guitar.
On loan from the National Guitar
Museum, this exhibition explores
all facets of the world’s most
popular instrument.
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Dave Brubeck:
Jazz Ambassador
Oct. 6, 2016 - Jan. 8, 2017
Dave Brubeck in 1954
Originally designed as a
collaborative Jazz at Lincoln
Center event in New York City,
this exhibition details Dave
Brubeck's illustrious 70-year
career.
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MUSEUM NEWS & EVENTS
Harmony Stockton Concert
Saturday, April 2, 2016
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front
National Historical Park and the
Oakland Museum of California
Saturday, April 16, 2016
8:15 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
$80 members; $115 non-members
The Haggin is delighted to once again host
Harmony Stockton. Harmony Stockton provides
intensive, daily music education to over 50 third
through seventh grade students at Marshall
Elementary School in south Stockton. While
making joyful music, students simultaneously learn
responsibility, perseverance and team work. The
program is made possible by a four-way partnership
that includes the Stockton Symphony Association,
University of the Pacific, United Way of San Joaquin
County, and Stockton Unified School District.
Contact [email protected] or
(209) 940-6315 for more information.
LACP News
At its May 11 meeting, the Ladies Auxiliary
to California Pioneers (LACP) will celebrate
Hat Day to honor Constance Miller, a long-time
LACP member who was known for always
wearing a hat. All members and guests are
encouraged to wear a hat to the May meeting.
The election of officers will be held and the
scheduled guest speaker is Alaina Young.
Young will present her findings on Victorian
mourning practices.
At the June 1 meeting and potluck luncheon,
newly elected officers will be installed for 20162017.
As pioneer forebears formed the auxiliary
in June of 1892, the LACP celebrates 124 years
as an auxiliary in June. LACP welcomes as
members women who are descendants of
pioneers who came to California before the
end of 1854. Guests are welcome to attend
the monthly LACP presentations. Contact
president Patricia Hose at (209) 462-3278 one
week prior if you plan to attend.
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The first stop on this trip will be a visit to the Rosie the
Riveter World War II Home Front. This is a National Historical
Park located in Richmond. The park preserves and interprets
the legacy of the United States home front during World War
II; including the Kaiser Richmond Shipyards, the Victory
ship Red Oak Victory, a tank factory, housing developments
and other facilities built to support America’s entry into
World War II. In particular, the role of women and African
Americans in war industries is explored and honored.
The final destination will be a visit to the Oakland
Museum of California where lunch is available at the Blue
Oak Café. The featured exhibit at this stop is Altered State:
Marijuana in California. The Oakland Museum is the first
museum to showcase an exhibition about the policies and
social issues surrounding marijuana in California today.
There will be time to explore the rest of the Museum’s three
stories including an exhibit about the impact of bees and tiny
insects. The permanent Gallery of California History is also
well worth a visit.
For additional information, contact tour escort Pam Arana
at 209-951-2498 or 209-601-2172. For reservations contact
Merylene Marengo at 209-940-6311 or AdminAssistant@
hagginmuseum.org.
JULY ART WORKSHOPS
The July Summer Art Workshop is a hands-on and gallery
experience for young artists ages 6–12. Classes meet in the
afternoon from 2:00–4:00 p.m., Tuesday through Friday.
The cost is $55 per week for museum members, $65 for
non-members. There is a 10% discount for siblings registered
together. Contact [email protected] or (209) 9406315 for more information.
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MUSEUM NEWS
Artifacts on the Move
Core Collection Enhancement Project Update
As part of repurposing the Pioneer Room from a
history gallery to an art gallery, it was necessary to relocate
a number of large historic artifacts to several of our other
galleries. Five of these items are now on view in the Holt
Memorial Hall and two are currently part of the Vehicle
Gallery displays.
The new “residents” of the Holt Hall relate to Stockton’s
storied manufacturing, agricultural and transportation
heritage. They include a Globe Iron Works’ Truax automatic
ore car, an H.C. Shaw sulky gang plow, Tillie Lewis’ copper
vacuum cooker that once rendered tomato juice into tomato
paste, a centrifugal irrigation pump made by the Sterling
Pump Corporation, and a mooring cleat from the early days
of the Port of Stockton.
The Vehicle Gallery, whose displays examine
Stockton’s firefighting heritage, now includes the
clockwork mechanism and bell from the first San Joaquin
County courthouse (1854-1888). For decades the town
clock and bell kept Stocktonians aware of the passing hours
and the bell summoned the city’s volunteer fire companies
into service. This building was razed to make way for the
second courthouse (1890-1961) and the clock and bell were
moved to a tower atop the Hunter Street Fire Station. When
that tower was condemned in 1933, the bell and clockworks
were donated to the Haggin.
On your next visit, be sure to include stops in the Holt
Hall and Vehicle Gallery to view some old friends in their
new homes.
Port of Stockton mooring cleat
Tillie Lewis' kettle
The Pioneer Room under construction
Truax automatic ore car, Globe Iron Works
Bell from the first San Joaquin County courthouse
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Centrifugal water pump,
Sterling Pump Corporation
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Sulky gang plow, 1885, H.C. Shaw Company
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COLLECTION NEWS
Haggin Collection Items on Loan to
Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan
The Haggin Museum’s art
collection is once again receiving
national attention as some of our
paintings are heading to Washington
D.C. We were recently approached
by the office of the Honorable Paul
Ryan, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, requesting that we
loan a painting for his office. The
Speaker was particularly interested
in borrowing a painting by Albert
Bierstadt because his work highlights some of the beautiful
landscapes of our country.
With our current project of reimagining our art collection
underway, we were unsure if we would be able to meet the
request. However, after providing the Speaker’s office with an
inventory of paintings that were available for a multi-year loan,
Speaker Ryan and his wife requested five paintings. We are
honored to be loaning the following works: In the Yosemite Valley
by Albert Bierstadt; Cloud Effect, Estes Park, Colorado by Albert
Bierstadt; Stagecoach by Edward Lampson Henry; Untitled by
William Hart; and Kneedeep in Summer by William Hart.
This is not the first request of this type for the Haggin. During
his first term as President of the United States, Ronald Reagan
requested Looking Up the Yosemite Valley by Albert Bierstadt,
which was displayed in the White House Roosevelt Room. The
painting reminded him of his home state of California.
E.L Henry, Stagecoach, 1881
William Hart, Untitled, 1877
Albert Bierstadt, Cloud Effect, Estes Park, c. 1877
ON THE COVER:
Albert Bierstadt, In The Yosemite Valley, detail. c. 1890-1902
85th Annual McKee Student Art Contest & Exhibition
On display through May 8, 2016
It's not too late to view the longest running student art
exhibition in the country! The 85th Annual McKee Student
Art Contest & Exhibition is on display through May 8, 2016.
This annual event features the work of student artists
from kindergarten through grade 12. The Museum's
Tuleburg and West galleries are filled with two- and threedimensional art works created in crayon, colored pencil,
pastel, watercolor, oil and acrylic paint. There are also
photographs, sculptures, collages, mixed-media pieces
and digital short films.
This year's exhibition judge is Ruth Santee, an
Oakland-based artist and tenured professor at San Joaquin
Delta College. Santee is also the director and co-owner of
Transmission Gallery, a contemporary gallery located in
the heart of Oakland.
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSEUM TRAVEL
Crocker Art Museum,
Old Sacramento and the
Leland Stanford Mansion
High Hand Conservatory
and Antiquing Tour
Friday, May 13, 2016
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
$65 members;
$100 non-members
Saturday, June 11, 2016
8:45 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
$65 members; $100 non-members
You won’t want to miss this exciting adventure to
the High Hand Conservatory in Loomis, California! The
Loomis Fruit Growers Association has been in continuous
operation since 1901. The oldest part of the historic High
Hand fruit sheds packing plant, built in 1926, now houses
various artisan vendors. The timeless principles of handmade craftsmanship and value are reflected throughout
the historic building.
Taste locally crafted wines, olive oils and vinegars
and visit the art gallery which houses work by local
leading painters, sculptors, ceramicists and glass jewelry
makers. Additionally, the site houses a Persian rug gallery,
Gladding McBean pottery, and The Tin Thimble, which
specializes in creative sewing and fiber arts. There is a
fashion boutique, and one-of-a-kind hand-made gifts, and
furnishings for home and garden. The Vintage Bricoleur
has a unique selection of antiques and collectibles. Across
the street and within two blocks in either direction
there are at least five more antique shops. The nursery
covers several acres with walking paths among specimen
trees, shrubs, succulents, topiary, statuary and pottery.
Check out the High Hand website for more details at
highhand.com.
Enjoy a brown bag lunch in the garden or visit the
the High Hand Café which specializes in farm fresh local
ingredients. There will be plenty of time for shopping,
meandering through the gardens or antiquing by foot as
the tour bus will stay parked in the same location from
10:30 to 3:30 p.m.
For more information contact tour leader Dot
Robinson at (209) 957-5427 or [email protected]. For
reservations contact administrative assistant Merylene
Marengo at (209) 940-6311. The last day to cancel and still
receive a refund is April 29. OLLI and SICL members are
invited to travel at the same cost as museum members.
Join the Department of Museum Travel for an
exciting day in Sacramento. The day begins with a stop at
the Crocker Art Museum to see the temporary exhibition
Andy Warhol: Portraits. This exhibit is organized by The
Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and
it includes a broad sampling of Warhol’s self-portraits,
and portraits of the diverse 20th-century iconic figures
who eagerly sat for him. In addition to the Andy Warhol
exhibit, tour members will have the opportunity to
view the Crocker Art Museum’s many other permanent
collections and exhibitions.
The group will reconvene around noon with a stop
in Old Sacramento for lunch and a little shopping, if time
permits. The final stop will be at the Leland Stanford
Mansion which has recently completed extensive
restoration and rehabilitation and serves as the official
state reception center for government use. You won’t want
to miss this stunning example of California splendor and
elegance in the Victorian era!
For additional information, contact tour escort
Jo Ann Moore at [email protected], (209) 477-6733
(home) or (209) 481-1649 (cell). For reservations contact
Merylene Marengo at (209) 940-6311 or AdminAssistant@
hagginmuseum.org.
2016 AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS
LACP
Patricia Hose
Haggin Social Club
Catey Campora & Marilee Smith
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Junior Women’s Group
Susie Perry & Joanne Waters
Museum Store Auxiliary
Amanda Cottrell
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Docent Council
Claudia Collignon
Department of Museum Travel
Beverly Fitch McCarthy
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GIFTS & MEMBERSHIP
Members of The Haggin Museum receive
valuable benefits. Membership at the
Supporting level ($100) and above includes
NARM reciprocal benefits. The North
American Reciprocal Museum (NARM)
Association offers reciprocal benefits to
members of over 750 arts and cultural
institutions. Some NARM affiliated arts
organizations include:
Carnegie Arts Center, Turlock
Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento
Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
de Young Museum, San Francisco
Legion of Honor, San Francisco
Oakland Museum of California
Nevada Museum of Art, Reno
and 750 more across North America!
AmazonSmile is a simple and
automatic way for you to support the
Museum every time you shop online. When
you shop at smile.amazon.com, you’ll find
the exact same low prices, vast selection
and convenient shopping experience as
amazon.com, with the added bonus that
Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of
eligible AmazonSmile purchases to us.
On your first visit to AmazonSmile
(smile.amazon.com), you will need to
select San Joaquin Pioneer And Historical
Society as the charitable organization to
receive the donation from your purchases.
Again, you must use our legal name San
Joaquin Pioneer And Historical Society.
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ANNUAL APPEAL
November 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016
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Joe Avagliano
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Mrs. Mary Brierly
Molly Bustos
Michael & Dianne Butler
Janet Carothers & George Tolang
Susan J. Caulfield
Mr. Thomas W. Colwell
Crete Family Foundation
Kathy Crump
Gary & Kala Cummings
Roy Damilano
Dolores De Carli
Teena DeBorba
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Mrs. Ann Duncan
Ron Duncan
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Barbara & David Edwards
Patty Fensterwald
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Paula Frago
Shirley Garey
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Judge & Mrs. Thomas Harrington
Kay Held
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Thomas & Christy Hooper
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E. D. & Doris Marks
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Glenna L. Matthews
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Mr. Allen P. McKee
Ms. Karen L. McKee
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Mr. & Mrs. Robert McMaster
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Richard Ronten & Celine Leung
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Anne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi
Mr. & Mrs. Russ Shepherd
Leslie & Stephen Sherman
Jessie Springborn
Jack & Mary Stirton
Dr. Thomas T. Streeter &
Dr. Harjit Sud
Ms. Verla W. Thomas
Virginia Thompson
The Eleanora P. Touhey
Disaster & Relief Fund
C. Kay Valverde
Mrs. Eleanor Vogel
Walt & Nora Wager
David & Jo Wagner
Dr. & Mrs. Paul Waters
The C. A. Webster Foundation, Inc.
Rick & Judy Wentworth
Veray Wickham
David & Becky Wooten
Ms. Ann Worth
GIFT MEMBERSHIPS
November 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016
Membership Given To
Membership Given By
CORNERSTONE – Friendship
Kim Ray & Charles Barnard
Mrs. Joan Ray
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MEMBERSHIP & GIFTS
FAMILY
Mr. & Mrs. Kurtis Anders
Steve & Gayle Roscelli
Christopher & Emily Brown
Reid & Donna Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cammack
Mrs. Joan Waugh
The Collins Family
Scott & Penelope Heaton
Michelle Feingold
Norma De Pauli
Jerome & Linda Fernandez
Larry & Terry Rios
Monica Gutterres
Norma De Pauli
Liz & Mike Lawrie
Gary & Kala Cummings
Evette Sola
Margo Tzikas
INDIVIDUAL
Graham S. Heaton
Scott & Penelope Heaton
Trust Hilton
Scott & Penelope Heaton
CJ Martin
Gary & Kala Cummings
Pattie Mathews
Susan Rearic
NEW AND
UPGRADED*
MEMBERSHIPS
November 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016
BUSINESS - Corporate
Port of Stockton*
BUSINESS - Associate
The African American Chamber
of Commerce of San Joaquin
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CORNERSTONE – Benefactor
Ed & Carol Cahill*
Patricia Cox*
Crete Family Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence de Polo*
CORNERSTONE – Friendship
Al & Lorrie Hoslett*
William & Wendi Maxwell*
Scot Sinclair*
Judy & Jerry Yucht*
SUPPORTING
Don Allen
Kelly Amato
Donald F. & Mary M. Andrews*
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Baker*
Vincent & Renata Bricka*
Anthony G. Cahill & Dale M. Tom*
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Case*
Nancy Chavez*
Patricia Collier*
Michael & Lois Davis
Randy & Jamie Davis*
Mr. & Mrs. Tim French*
Drs. Janwyn & Jack Funamura
Christopher & Carole Funge*
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Gassner*
Mr. & Mrs. Art Godi*
Ben & Jenny Grimes*
Martha J. Guthrie*
Margaret Guttieri & Joan Garcia*
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Doug & Cheryl Hunt*
Thomas & Catherine Huston*
Cliff & Ann Johnston*
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kindelberger*
Liz & Neil Lark*
Susan C. Lee
Gay B. Matthews
Robert Melrose O.D. &
Rosemary Melrose O.D.
Ms. Patsy Meraz
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Bob Mau & Cheryl Meeker*
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Mr. Eric Parfrey &
Ms. Marika Wolfe*
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Jim Riggs & Donna Roberts
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Deelynn & Scott Rivinius
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Shirley Dickerman*
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Mrs. Patricia C. Vannucci*
David & Jo Wagner*
Chris & Gail Wardell*
Norma Webb*
William & Elaine Werner*
FAMILY
Nesha & Alma Bjelovitic
Mr. & Mrs. Bret Conner
Michael Garcia
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Daniel & Diana McDaniel
Mercy Park & Corry Kurlp*
Robert Philis & Harleene BeBout
Randy Pinnelli
Larry & Terry Rios
Susan von Sosten*
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The Vargas Family
INDIVIDUAL
Susan Barnett
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Ms. LeeAnn Dorville
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Miss Katie Heinz*
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Susanna Marin
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Kenneth L. Oliver
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MEMORIAL GIFTS
November 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016
In memory of
James Avansino, Sr.
Aurora Owning
In memory of Adair Berens
Randy & Jamie Davis
April-June 2016
MEMBERSHIP & GIFTS
In memory of
Olivia Juliette Beck Bowen
Ms. Karen L. McKee
In memory of Pat Rooney
Cathi & Tom Sawyer
In memory of William Brierly
Mrs. Rolla O. Brown
Caroline Gwerder
Alice G. Lenz
Cathi & Tom Sawyer
Mrs. Geo F. Shuler
In memory of Pat Smith
Frank & Marilyn Rauzi
In memory of Bill Cook
Phoebe D. Farnam
Robert Ferguson
Ms. Darlene Isaacs
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Raspo
Carolyn Sanguinetti
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schene
Mrs. Geo F. Schuler
In memory of Bonnie Duncan
Ron Duncan
In memory of Eleanor Dyke
Frank & Marilyn Rauzi
In memory of Jacqueline Ferrill
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Spracher
In memory of Joyce Harris
Stan Steele
In memory of Rosemary Marcellin
Frank & Marilyn Rauzi
In memory of John McCarthy
Ms. Merylene Marengo Arsanis
Mrs. Rolla O. Brown
Rudy & Stephene Croce
Terri & Randy Donis
Dorothy Levy
Ms. Karen L. McKee
Ms. Beverly A. Rushing
Anne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi
Angelo Stagnaro
In memory of Kappy Nahigian
Frank & Marilyn Rauzi
In memory of Jene Pankow
Evelyn Pankow
In memory of Jane Guernsey Pope
E. D. & Doris Marks
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In memory of Chris Schrimpl
Ms. BJ Stewart
In memory of Bruce Spoon
Noel Gassett
In memory of June Temme
E. D. & Doris Marks
In memory of Lynne Temme
Barbara Avey & Phillip Meraz
Rudy & Karen Bilawski
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Canepa
Edgar & Irene Case
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Christopherson
Steve & Amanda Cottrell
Bob & Kathy Fay
Frederick W. Feilzer, Jr.
Haggin Museum Docent Council
John & Kathy Hymes
Dorothy Levy
Pat Martin
Ms. Karen L. McKee
Edward Ruhstaller
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Sanguinetti
Ms. Carol E. Sims
Peggy Tobias & Carol Tobias Ayers
In memory of Sam "Butch" Toccoli
Rudy & Stephene Croce
Mr. & Mrs. George Dohrmann
Ms. Karen L. McKee
Cathi & Tom Sawyer
In memory of George Turner and
Lance Turner
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Hall
In memory of Marvin Wigley
1947 Class of Stockton High School
SPECIAL GIFTS
November 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016
Celebrating the 85th birthday of
Alice G. Lenz
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Shea
Celebrating the birthday of
Jenny Lind
Mrs. Roz Hansen
Honoring Urban Ernst's years of
service as a Haggin Trustee
Dorothy Levy
Honoring Robert Midboe
Susan Janis
Unrestricted Gift
Haggin Museum
Department of Museum Travel
The late Msgr. Harmon D. Skillin
A memorial gift is a meaningful
way to pay tribute to the life
of a friend or relative.
Honorarium gifts provide the
opportunity to make a donation
in celebration of a friend or
loved one’s special occasion—a
birthday, an anniversary, a
wedding, or simply to celebrate
that special person.
PLEASE NOTIFY US OF
ANY CHANGE IN ADDRESS
Contact Membership/Marketing
Coordinator Kristen Anema at
(209) 940-6316 or kanema@
hagginmuseum.org
Celebrating the 60th birthday of
Jerry Butterfield
Thomas & DiAnne Bowe
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April-June 2016
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Stockton, CA
Permit No. 382
San Joaquin Pioneer & Historical Society
1201 N. Pershing Avenue
Stockton, CA 95203
(209) 940-6300
www.hagginmuseum.org
2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
James Hanley, Chair
M
ike Klocke, Secretary
Kurt Blakely
Thomas E. Bowe III
Angela Brusa
Jane R. Butterfield
Kathleen A. Hart
Bill Jeffery
Chris McCaffrey, Vice Chair
Kevin Soulsby, Treasurer
Kerry L. Krueger
Dick McClure
John McKinley
Carol J. Ornelas
Gina Brown Rishwain
Leticia Robles
Sharon K. Schenone
David M. Silva
Monica J. Streeter
Gregory J. Tudor
Ed Zuckerman
MUSEUM STAFF
Tod Ruhstaller - Chief Executive Officer,
Curator of History
Susan Obert - Deputy Director,
Director of Development
Karen Richards - Chief Financial Officer
Kylee Congrave - Curator of Collections
Erin Hicks - Registrar
Lisa Cooperman - Curator of Education
Lindsey Munzel - Education Assistant
Kristen Anema - Membership/Marketing Coordinator
Meredith Lange - Publicity Coordinator
Merylene Marengo - Administrative Assistant
Lisa Falls - Museum Store Manager
Barbara Avey - Museum Store Assistant
Cheryl Taylor - Museum Store Assistant
Celia Castro - Front Desk Receptionist
Jim Burwell - Facilities Superintendent,
Head Guard
Christian Pelallo - Guard
Nicole Rosales - Guard
Museum & Store Public Hours: Wednesdays-Fridays: 1:30-5:00 p.m.
Saturdays-Sundays: 12:00-5:00 p.m.
1st & 3rd Thursdays: 1:30-9:00 p.m.
Admission: $8Adults
$7 Seniors (ages 65+)
$5 Students, Youth (ages 10–17)
FREE Members, 1st Saturday of the month, Children under 10 with an adult
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