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TWO CENTS
P O RT L A N D,
OREGON
S A T U R D AY,
MARCH
12,
2016
OES
AUCTION
THE GOLDEN AGE OF
THE SILVER SCREEN
AARDY GOES TO HOLLYWOOD
LIGHTS!
CAMERA!
AUCTION!
T H E O RE G O N E P I SCO PA L SCHOOL
AU C T I O N CO M M I T T E E A ND BOA RD OF TRU STEES
WE LCO M E YOU TO
SAT U RDAY, M A RC H 12 , 20 16
MAST E R O F C E RE M O NIE S
CA M E RO N JACK
AU C T I O N E E R
KE LLY RU SS E LL, K E LLY RU SS EL L AU CTIONS , L LC
PL EASE BR I N G TH I S CATA LOG W I TH YOU TO T HE N I G HT O F T HE AU C T I O N .
(AND P L EAS E R ECYCL E I T AT TH E AU C T I O N O R A F T E RWA R DS. )
ORE G ON E PI SCOPAL SC H O O L
CONTENTS
Welcome from the Head of School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Message from the Board President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Welcome from the Auction Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Patrons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Evening Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Golden Ticket Raffle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Auction Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Auction Guidelines and Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Paddle Raise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Auction Event Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Live Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Easel Parties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Job Shadows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Class Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Super Silent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103
WELCOME FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
Dear Aardvarks,
Lights! Camera! Auction!
Welcome to the 30th Annual OES Auction, Aardy Goes to Hollywood.
As all you glamourous stars step through the paparazzi tonight, please know that
your contributions are enormously appreciated. Proceeds help support the
Aardvarks Advocate Skills and Knowledge (AASK) program, employee professional
growth and development, and other important projects that enhance our campus
and the learning experience for all our students.
This year’s auction would not have been possible without your participation and
the work of so many volunteers and supporters. I am so thankful to event chair
Michelle Fitzhenry and co-chair Hilary O’Hollaren for leading this year’s charge.
They were assisted by events manager Cindy Plummer and the entire development
team. Literally scores of other people have helped them plan the auction,
donate or procure items, advertise the catalog, and sponsor tables. Even more are
here tonight helping with the event.
Again, thank you. Enjoy this celebration of OES tonight. We’re a strong community,
with students, families and employees all coming together to make OES the
extraordinary place it is.
Warmly,
Mo Copeland
Head of School
TH E 3 0 TH ANNUAL OE S AU CTION
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Reliable Credit supports Oregon Episcopal School
WELCOME FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
Dear OES Community members,
Welcome to the 30th Annual Oregon Episcopal School Auction! It’s that time
of year again when we come together to connect with friends, celebrate OES and
make a positive difference!
Over the 30 years of this auction, you and many others have made a tremendous
difference in the lives of those in the OES community. Throughout the years,
the funds raised at the OES Auction have benefited the professional development of
the OES faculty and staff, supported the Aardvarks Advocate Skills and Knowledge
(AASK) partnership and improved vital resources at our school. The 2015 auction
dollars supported additional repairs to SPARC, electronic access to the Upper School
and a new school bus. Just think what we can do with our 2016 auction dollars!
I want to thank all of you for participating in this year’s auction and for making
a difference! Additionally, I cannot thank enough our chair Michelle Fitzhenry, our
co-chair Hilary O’Hollaren and the countless volunteers, faculty and development
staff that put in hours of preparation time to this great event. Many others have
donated or procured items, advertised in the catalog, and sponsored tables. Please
join me in thanking everyone for their participation and contributions!
Enjoy the show!
Kate Lieber
President, OES Board of Trustees
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My three Ps: passion, patience, perseverance.
You have to do this if you’ve got to be a filmmaker.
— Robert Earl Wise was an American film director,
producer and editor
THANK YOU MICHELLE AND HILARY
for your passion, patience, perseverance
and leadership for the 2016 OES Auction!
WELCOME FROM THE AUCTION CHAIR
“Here’s Looking at You, Kids”
On behalf of the OES auction committee, I want to welcome you to the
30th Annual OES Auction. The theme this year is “Aardy Goes to Hollywood,” so
bring your glamor and your love of OES for this star-studded evening! This event lasts
only one night, but it is the culmination of many months of planning and hundreds
of hours of dedicated service by countless volunteers.
Community and Grateful—those are words that I believe best describe OES and why
we are so fortunate to be a part of this family. This incredible evening would not be
possible without a cast of stars, most especially my auction co-chair, Hilary O’Hollaren,
whose energy, sense of humor, and can-do attitude made her the perfect co-producer
and special friend to work alongside. Thanks also to Auction Manager Cindy Plummer,
who is really the main director of this event. She definitely makes everything happen
(and on time). Our fabulous committee chairs—Rhonda, Rebecca, Sohee, Chris,
Ruchi, Sally, Eileen, Mercedes, Jaime, Diane, and Francis—and all of our committee
members, grade-level basket reps, auction project volunteers, and everyone else who
participates makes up a group of special people I am so very grateful and lucky to have
on our team. A special thank you to Karen and David, our fabulous design team, for
their time, talent, and creativity in making our vision come to life! It truly does take
a village to make things happen and that village includes my family—Jim, John, and
Grammy. They were a big part of this event in more ways than I can thank them for.
Like Rick’s Café in Casablanca, OES is a gathering place for all of us and such
a special place for our kids. All of the effort and all of the time we put forth on the
30th Annual OES Auction is for our school and our children. There is nothing
more important. So please raise your paddles high and often, and wait for the
Auctioneer to call out “Sold!”
Lights, Camera, AUCTION!!
Michelle Fitzhenry
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2016 AUCTION SPONSORS
Platinum Sponsors
CO M M E RC E I NV E ST M ENT, INC.
C ROWLE Y WI NE
F IR ST RE P U B LI C I NV E ST M E NT MA NAGEMENT
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K A R E N H SU A ND DAV I D JACOBSON
RI CO A ND M A LCO LM McIVER
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Gold Sponsor
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Silver Sponsors
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M A RG U E RI T T E A ND G ENE KIM
C H U NYA N A ND M YC H A EL MA I
S H A NNO N A ND DAV I D O’BRIEN
K RI ST I N A ND J E F F S P ONAU GL E
Supporting Sponsors
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SCHEDULE
D O O RS O P E N AT 5:0 0 P.M.
1st Closing
6:15 P.M.
2nd Closing
6:30 P.M.
3rd Closing
Super Silent, Class Projects, Job Shadows
6:45 P.M.
Easel Parties Close 8:00 P.M.
D I NI NG A ND LI V E AU CTION
Call to Dinner 6:45 P.M.
Invocation by The Reverend Phillip Craig
6:55 P.M.
Raffle Ticket Sales Close
7:00 P.M.
Welcome Remarks by Mo Copeland
7:00 P.M.
Live Auction Begins
7:30 P.M.
Raffle Drawing
7:30 P.M.
Check Out Opens 9:20 P.M.
Aardy’s After Party
9:45 P.M.
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Constructing the future.
Commerce Properties, a real estate
investment company, proudly supports
OES’s new building campaign.
MENU
STA RT E R
T R A DI T I O N A L WE DG E SAL AD
W I T H TOM ATO E S , C HI V E S , BACO N A N D SM O KY BLUE C HE E SE DRE SSING
GR A N D C E N T R A L BA K E RY ROSE M ARY RO L L S
WI T H SWE E T C RE A M BUT T E R
M A I N CO U R S E
CO COA N I B C RU ST E D PA I NT E D HIL L S FIL E T
W I T H GA RL I C HE RB GRIL L E D PR AWNS
F ENN E L , C I T RU S , B U T T E R B RU S HE D YUKO N P OTATO E S
AND C HE F ’ S S E L E C T I O N O F S E ASO NAL VE G E TABL E S
OR
ROAST E D B U T T E RN U T SQ UASH
W I T H A P P L E S , S MO K E D- ME LT E D L E E KS AND Q UINOA
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RI COT TA C HE E S ECAKE
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OR
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SERV ED W I T H CA R A ME L SAU C E , VA N IL L A BE AN WHIPPE D C RE AM
A N D CA R A ME L P O P CO RN GARNISH
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Simply Grand
This family-owned National Historic Landmark is truly one of a kind.
An overnight stay in one of 390 uniquely decorated guest rooms includes
a full breakfast and five-course dinner daily. Enjoy complimentary
children’s programs, nightly dancing to the Grand Hotel Orchestra,
spectacular views of the Straits of Mackinac from the world’s longest
porch, golf on The Jewel or visit our many specialty shops. Mackinac
Island offers a variety of family activities including visits to historic
Fort Mackinac, bicycling, horse-drawn carriage tours and the unique shops
of downtown Mackinac Island. Children under 11 stay and eat for free.
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T HE 3 0 T H A N N UA L O ES AUCTIO N
THE OES AUCTION
GOLDEN TICKET
RAFFLE
Win the Live Auction item of your
choice, the ultimate souvenir from
this year’s Auction! The winner will
select any item from the Live Auction
before the Auction begins!
Purchase your raffle ticket at the raffle tables located near
Registration or from raffle sellers who are circulating in the room.
To activate your raffle ticket, write your name and address in the space
provided; mark your choice of the Live Auction item you would
like if you win, and place that half of the raffle ticket in the raffle drum
located near the entrance to the Silent Auction room.
Golden Ticket purchases will receive
a flashing star.
Raffle ticket sales close at 7:00 p.m.
Raffle drawing will be held
prior to the start of the Live Auction.
THE GOLDEN TICKET
RAFFLE TICKET COST: $100/TICKET
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Sold!
At Oregon Anesthesiology Group we buy into supporting
our community.
That’s why four of our anesthesiologists practicing at
Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel,
who are proud OES parents, are pleased to sponsor:
AARDY GOES TO HOLLYWOOD:
Oregon Episcopal School’s 2016 Annual Auction
RayAnn Dubose, M.D.
Jeffrey Leon, M.D.
Jenny Finley, M.D.
Peter Scott, M.D.
www.OAGPC.com
2016 AUCTION COMMITTEE
Auction Chair Michelle Fitzhenry
Auction Co-Chair Hilary O’Hollaren
Past Chair Lisa Kellogg
Advertising
Sohee Anderson
Auction Volunteer Coordinator Chris Gong
Catalog Coordinators Karen Hsu, David Jacobson,
Chrissy Monfor, Tricia Sipowicz
Class Projects Coordinator (LS Parent) Ruchi Prakash
Clean-up Chair Tracy Arensberg
Data Entry Chair Sally Waddell
Division Liaisons LS / Dori King
MS / Karen Seder
US / Gisela Walitzki
Decorations Chair Rhonda Schwartz
Easel Party Chairs April Gilster, Georgina Miltenberger,
Jamie Sales
Invitation Chairs Karen Hsu, David Jacobson
Job Shadows Chair Sohee Anderson
Live Auction Chairs Diane Engelhard Jones,
Brian Lockyear, Eileen Wali
Procurement Chairs Mercedes Corey, Cathy Kubik, Maureen Lematta
Publicity Chair Eileen Wali
Night of Volunteer Coordinator Marianne Johnson
Raffle Chair Frances Phillips
Silent Auction Chairs Courtney Fitzloff, Kay Pinkava,
Rebecca Roberts, Sally Waddell
Wall of Wine Chairs April Gilster, Georgina Miltenberger,
Jamie Sales, Whitney Snyder
Will-Call Chair Lisa DeGrace
Volunteer
Deb Pajor
Volunteer
Ashley Bingham
Volunteer
Janet Duffie
Grade Level Basket Coordinators: Pre-K Tammy Moe
Kindergarten
Brandy Ziegenbalg
Primary
Dawn Swanson
1st Grade Sandy Patrick
2nd Grade Maureen Lematta
3rd Grade Deb Pajor and Mari Schwalbach
4th Grade Michelle Tubbs
5th Grade Soolynn Chang
6th Grade Ruchi Prakash
7th Grade Jodi Wilkins
8th Grade Pammie Hummelt
9th Grade Soolynn Chang
10th Grade Funda Kelsay and Leslie Aaron
11th Grade Mary Kilo
12th Grade Jana Reddoch and Beth Rosch
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OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL AUCTION GUIDELINES AND RULES
REGISTRATION
Every guest receives a bid number upon registering after arrival on the night of the
auction. We strongly encourage you to register with the credit card you would like to
use for your purchases (VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express). This
significantly simplifies and expedites Check Out for you and greatly reduces the
administrative burden for OES.
Only registered bidders may participate in the auction.
HOW TO BID AND WIN!
WA L L OF W I NE
The extremely popular Wall of Wine returns this year to Aardy Goes to Hollywood. The
auction committee has procured over 100 bottles of wine through donations from OES
friends, family and supporters. The Wall of Wine features wine valued anywhere from
$25 to over $100. Purchase a paper bag-wrapped bottle and find out what fun wine you
have purchased!
Pay $25 for one bottle or $65 for three bottles. Bottles will be marked with your bid
number and will be available for pick up at Will Call.
SILE NT AUC T I O N
1st Closing . . . . . . . . . . 6:15 P.M.
2nd Closing . . . . . . . . . 6:30 P.M.
3rd Closing . . . . . . . . . 6:45 P.M.
Super Silent, Class Projects, Job Shadows
To bid on a Silent Auction item, clearly write your name and bid number on the bid
sheet at the specified level you want to bid for the item. If you are out-bid, you may
re-bid at a higher level. Bids may continue to be entered until the close of that Silent
Auction section. The last and highest bid at the close of that Silent Auction section
shall win the item. The closing time for each Silent Auction section is posted and
announced. Upon the closing of a Silent Auction section, a Silent Auction volunteer
identifies the winning bid for each item. This person has the final authority to
determine the winning bid and this decision is final.
To determine if you are the winner of a Silent Auction item, proceed to Check Out
after 9:20 p.m. and request an accounting of your purchases. Please do not remove
any items from the tables. Volunteers will collect your items for you once you present
your receipt at the Will Call area at the end of the evening.
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CL ASS PROJ EC TS
Bidding closes at 6:45 p.m.
Class Project bidding procedure is the same as in the Silent Auction.
EASEL PART I ES
Bidding closes at 8:00 p.m.
To sign up for an easel party, clearly write your name and bid number on the Easel Party
signup sheet. You may reserve as many spaces as you want for a specific party as long as
there is space available.
LIVE AU C T I O N
To bid during the Live Auction, hold your bid number high until the auctioneer
acknowledges your bid. The amount of your bid is the amount being called out by the
auctioneer at that moment. If you are the winner of a Live Auction item, the auctioneer
announces your bid number as the bid winner. A volunteer asks you to sign a “runner
sheet,” which validates you as the bid winner. You must sign this to validate your acceptance
as the bid winner.
HOW TO PAY
You must pay in full for all purchases during the night of the Auction.
At Registration, we encourage you to register with the credit card you would like to
use for your purchases (VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express). This will
significantly simplify and expedite Check Out for you and greatly reduce the administrative
burden on the auction team. However, OES Auction does accept checks, cash, or
credit cards at Check Out. You may pay for Paddle Raise donations of $1,000 or more with
stock transfers.
Check Out opens at 9:20 p.m. If you must leave before 9:20 p.m., please let the Check
Out staff know approximately 15 minutes prior to your departure and they will arrange for
your invoice, payment, and pickup.
Prior to leaving for the evening, please proceed to Check Out to review your final invoice
and complete payment. Payment can be completed by either confirming billing to the
credit card you provided during Registration or by paying with check or cash. Credit cards
will be charged on Friday, March 18, 2016 to allow adequate time to review purchase
data for accuracy. Once payment is completed, a receipt is provided showing all the items
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purchased during the evening. Then, please proceed to the Will Call area to pick up
your items.
If you check out before all items are posted to your account, a revised and complete
invoice of your evening’s purchases will be sent to you the following week.
M ERC H AND I S E PI C K– U P / W I L L CA L L
All participants are requested to pick up the items they have won at the conclusion
of the auction. After paying for your purchases at Check Out, please proceed to the
Will Call area and present your paid receipt in order to pick up your items. Will Call
opens at 9:20 p.m.
Each person is responsible for verifying that they have received all of their purchases.
Lost items or certificates cannot be replaced. Will Call closes at 10:30 p.m. Unclaimed
items will be returned to OES for pick up.
LIABILITY
ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
OES is not responsible for the products or services available through the Auction.
All products and services are provided “as is,” without any stated or implied warranties
or conditions of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title and noninfringement. To the maximum extent permitted by law, in no event shall OES be
liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special, consequential or any
other damages whatsoever arising from the purchase or use of any product or service
purchased through the Auction. To the extent OES is deemed liable for any product or
service purchased through the Auction, OES’s liability shall be limited to the purchase
price paid for the product or service. In the event that a product or service purchased
through the Auction cannot be delivered, the full purchase price shall be refunded,
which shall be the maximum extent of OES’s liability for failure to deliver the product
or service. Unless otherwise noted or prohibited by law, all certificates purchased at
the auction expire March 12, 2017.
TAX DEDUCTIBILITY
Auction purchases may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Please consult your tax advisor as individual situations may vary.
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“In order to make good
in your chosen task, it’s important to
have someone you want to do it for.
The greatest moments in life
are not concerned with
selfish achievements but rather
with the things we do
for the people we love and esteem,
and whose respect we need.”
— WALT DISNEY
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T HE 3 0 T H A N N UA L OES AUC T ION
AUC T IO N CO M M I T T E E
Cathy Kubik, Maureen Lematta, Marianne Johnson,
Chris Gong, Ruchi Prakash, Hilary O’Hollaren, Michelle Fitzhenry,
Rhonda Schwartz, Rebecca Roberts, Courtney Fitzloff,
Diane Engelhard-Jones, Sally Waddell
NOT PICTURED:
Lisa Kellogg, Sohee Anderson, Karen Hsu, David Jacobson,
Chrissy Monfor, Tricia Sipowicz, Tracy Arensberg, Dori King,
Karen Seder, Gisela Walitzki, April Gilster, Georgina Miltenberger,
Jamie Sales, Brian Lockyear, Eileen Wali, Mercedes Corey,
Frances Phillips, Kay Pinkava, Whitney Snyder, Lisa DeGrace,
Deb Pajor, Ashley Bingham, Janet Duffie
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THE OES AUCTION
PADDLE RAISE
An Easy Way To Give Generously
Over the past 30 years, the OES Auction has raised millions of dollars
to fund special projects that enhance our campus and the everyday
experience for all of our students.
The Paddle Raise is an easy way to support programs that enhance our
children’s learning experience and contribute significantly to the
success of the auction. Funds raised from the 2015 Auction supported
special projects such as electronic access to the Upper School,
repairs to SPARC, a new school bus, and the Theatre Arts Lab located
in the Upper School. In addition, the Auction continues to support the
AASK Program and Employee Professional Growth and Development.
Our “wish list” for special projects in 2016 includes re-turfing the
main athletic field; renovating the old Lower School building for
after-school programs, a performing arts space, and other upgrades;
installing a new walk way to SPARC; and other maintenance
upgrades to buildings across campus.
We hope you will join us to make our 30th Annual OES Auction
a success by raising your bidder paddle high!
DURING THE PADDLE RAISE SIMPLY HOLD
YOUR BIDDER NUMBER HIGH FOR
THE GIFT THAT FEELS RIGHT FOR YOU.
Please raise your paddle and contribute generously to
the vision of keeping OES a leader in education.
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SAVE
THE
DATE
THE OES AUCTION RETURNS
MARCH 11, 2017
Bishop Dagwell Hall Alumni
Celebrate OES
As the Auction celebrates its 30th anniversary, we mark another important milestone
in our school’s history: The 50th anniversary of the founding of Bishop Dagwell Hall
(BDH). Founded in the Fall of 1965, BDH opened its doors on Nicol Rd. to middle
and upper school boys alongside the existing girls school, St. Helen’s Hall (SHH). Its
first graduates received their diplomas in 1967. Co-education came only a half-decade
later, and with it the absorption of BDH and SHH into “Oregon Episcopal School,” but
Bishop Dagwell Hall endures as a special part of our school’s history. Through auction
philanthropy and other avenues of support, BDH alumni continue to contribute to our
community in important and meaningful ways.
Proud supporter of OES
2016 CALENDAR OF AUCTION EVENTS
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MAR. 18
MAY 21
Miracle On Ice
Gone With The Wine
LIVE PACKAGE # 24
EASEL PARTY # 54
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
APRIL 2
JUNE 3
Trail Blazers vs. Miami Heat
Casino Night
LIVE PACKAGE # 24
EASEL PARTY # 56
FRIDAY
SUNDAY
APRIL 15
JULY 17
War and Masterpiece — Ceramics Class
Round Robin Tennis
EASEL PARTY # 53
EASEL PARTY # 57
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
APRIL 21
SEPT. 10
A Lunch to Remember —
Chang’s Mongolian Grill
Casablanca-ville —
Margaritas, Mojitos and Mexican
EASEL PARTY # 51
EASEL PARTY # 55
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
APRIL 22
SEPT. 24
War and Masterpiece –
Ceramics Class — Class 2
Evita — South American Dining
EASEL PARTY # 53
THURSDAY
APRIL 28
Some Like It Hot — Party at Bent Brick
LIVE PACKAGE # 15
MONDAY
SEPT. 19
WEDNESDAY
LIVE PACKAGE # 4
SEPT. 21
SUNDAY
FRIDAY
MAY 15
SEPT. 23
Bend It Like Beckham — Timbers Suite
Booty & The Beast — Adapt Training
LIVE PACKAGE # 5
EASEL PARTY # 50
LIVE AUCTION
PACKAGE 1
LOVE ACTUALLY
or
ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
12 FIRST DATES AND THE BABYSITTER!
It just doesn’t get much better than this. Date night for a year, babysitter(s) included!
The lucky winner will receive 12 Portland restaurant gift cards and the names
of four babysitters to work with so you can enjoy a date night out once a month
while your kid(s) are having fun at home with a local OES Upper School babysitter.
To remind you of your wonderful evening out, Sammy’s Flowers will provide
a bouquet of flowers once a month for a year. This is a big one, so keep your bidding
card in a strategic position because you don’t want to lose out! Pick your dates,
plan your evening, and call “THE BABYSITTER.” Sorry Aardy, this one’s not for you!
Babysitters include Rory O’Hollaren, Olivia Durant, Anna Sipowicz, and Megan Ruoff.
Restrictions:
Advance notice must be given to schedule four hours of babysitting per student.
Must have gift card present to use at the restaurant.
Sammy’s Flowers bouquets limited to $200 each month.
$200 Gift Card to El Gaucho
$150 Gift Card to Oba! or Hall Street Grill
2 - $50 Gift cards to Meriwether’s
$100 Gift Card for Veritable Quandary
$100 Gift Card to Laurelhurst Market
$100 Gift Card to Papa Haydn
$100 Gift Card to Imperial Restaurant
at Hotel Lucia
$100 Gift Card to Gracie’s Restaurant
at Hotel deLuxe
$100 Gift Card to Le Pigeon
$100 Gift Card to Yakuza
$100 Gift Card to Pok Pok
$100 Gift Card to Renata
Up to 4 Hours of Babysitting (x4)
Flowers for a Year from Sammy’s Flowers
Bonus: $100 Gift Card to Noodles & Company
for a tasting for 6–10 People
Nomination by:
Kimberly and Daniel Bissell
Mercedes and Jeremy Corey
Olivia Durant
Paul Ehrlich and Hillary Day Ehrlich
Karen and John Getz
Imperial Restaurant
Noodles & Company
Rory O’Hollaren
Provenance Hotels
Megan Ruoff
Sammy’s Flowers
Sammy Schwarz & Adam Murray
Anna Sipowicz
Whitney and Dan Snyder
Anonymous
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PACKAGE 2
DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
WINES OF THE WORLD!
Back by popular demand, this is the ultimate package for the wine connoisseur!
From France and Italy to Napa and Walla Walla, these top-flight wines are best in class
(and much better than you get in the theatre).
The lucky bidder will bring home a first-class wine lot, including
Cayuse, Leonetti, Antinori, Silver Oak, Caymus, Sassicaia, and so much more.
Be prepared to share (or not).
Restrictions:
Do not drink all beverages in one sitting.
1996 Spottswoode Cabernet Sauvignon (WS88)
1997 Chateau Leoville Barton Bordeaux 1.5 Ltr Bottle (WS88)
1997 Chateau La Fleur (St. Emilion) Bordeaux 1.5 Ltr Bottle (WS84)
1999 Tenuta San Guido Sassicaia (WS92)
1999 Antinori Tignanello (WS90)
2000 Turley Zinfandel (WS88)
2003 Staglin Cabernet Sauvignon (WS89)
2005 Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon (Napa Valley) (WS89)
2006 Beaulieu Vineyard Georges de Latour Cabernet Sauvignon (WS83)
2010 Chateau Montelena Cabernet Sauvignon (WS91)
2010 Chateau Haut-Brion Bordeaux (WS93)
2010 Chateau Leoville Poyferre Bordeaux (WS93)
2010 Dominus Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (WS92)
2011 Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon (Alexander Valley) (WS85)
2011 (2) Caymus Special Selection Cabernet Sauvignon (WS94)
2012 (2) Caymus 40th Anniversary Cabernet Sauvignon (WS91)
2012 Cayuse Flying Pig Bordeaux Blend (WS90)
2012 Leonetti Cabernet Sauvignon (WS94)
2012 Doubleback Cabernet Sauvignon (WS93)
2012 Screaming Eagle Second Flight (N/R)
2012 Figgins Cabernet Sauvignon (WS94)
2012 Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon (WS96)
John Bradley
Tabon Chang
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Nomination by:
Jim Fitzhenry
Don Morissette
Travis Knight
Sean O’Hollaren
Jack Menashe John Schlendorf
Steve Wilkins
Mike Zupan
PACKAGE 3
ON THE WATERFRONT
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE FOR FOUR!
Need a getaway? This is the perfect trip for two perfect couples. Pick up a Porsche
Panamera or Cayenne from Sunset Porsche Audi, and whisk away to Seattle for a fun
overnight trip. Watch out because Aardy might try to join you as a stowaway.
Visit the EMP Museum, do a little shopping, and check in at the iconic Hotel Max in
downtown Seattle. Then take your group out to lunch at a local favorite,
Ivar’s Restaurant, known for their seafood menu. After lunch, stop by the Perennial
Tearoom and choose from among a variety of teas for your discriminating palate.
Finally, enjoy a phenomenal dinner at The Ruins, a private club that looks
like a warehouse on the exterior, but is as enchanting as a magical Hollywood set
on the inside.
When you return home, brew up the included Pike Place Special Reserve Coffee
from the original Starbucks in Pike Place Market. Take it to go
in your vintage tumbler or stay home and drink it in your new Starbucks mug.
Restrictions:
Reservations subject to availability at Hotel Max for two deluxe guest rooms for one night.
Advance reservations are required at The Ruins.
Sunset Porsche requires advance reservations and is subject to availability.
Must be 25 years of age with a valid driver’s license and proof of full coverage insurance.
Subject to vehicle availability. Maximum travel distance of 600 miles.
No smoking or pets allowed in the vehicle.
Two Deluxe Guests Rooms For 1 Night at Hotel Max in downtown Seattle
Dinner for 4 at The Ruins
Porsche Panamera or Cayenne from Sunset Porsche Audi for the weekend
4 passes for admission to EMP Museum
Gift certificate to Perennial Tea Room
Gift certificate to Ivar’s
Starbucks mugs and coffee
Michelle and Jim Fitzhenry
Kristina and Frank Geary
Provenance Hotels
Nomination by:
Perennial Tea Room
EMP Museum
Ivar’s
Starbucks – Pike Place Market
Sunset Porsche Audi
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PACKAGE 4
SOME LIKE IT HOT
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
A NIGHT AT THE BENT BRICK!
SSSSizzle! You betcha baby! The party is on!
Your party for 20 will take place on THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2016 , at (drum roll please)
The Bent Brick, upstairs in the (shhh) private dining room.
Enjoy appetizers, wine, and beer. This is BIG! With Aardy and your friends,
you will see a pig butchery demonstration by none other than
Bent Brick owner and OES parent, Scott Dolich.
No worries for the faint of heart as this is not a hands-on class.
Restrictions:
This is a demonstration, not a “hands on” class.
Party for 20 at The Bent Brick
on April 28, 2016
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Nomination by:
Mary and Scott Dolich
The Bent Brick
THE 30TH ANNUAL O ES AUC T ION
PACKAGE 5
BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
MLS CUP CHAMPIONS!
Aardy is so excited for the opportunity to meet Timber Joey, his other BFF!
On SUNDAY, MAY 15, 2016 , the winning bidder will watch
the Portland Timbers vs. NYCFC match along with 19 guests from the suite of
Timbers owner and OES parent Merritt Paulson. How much fun will that be?
This is NYCFC’s debut at Providence Park with their roster of recognizable
international stars such as Frank Lampard, Andrea Pirlo, and David Villa.
The suite includes food and drink, passes to the
Adidas Employee Store, and a match-day visit from Timber Joey.
Don’t pass on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, bid high!
Restrictions:
Match date is Sunday, May 15, 2016, at 4:30pm. No exceptions.
20 tickets to Portland Timbers
vs. NYCFC match May 15, 2016
Nomination by:
Merritt and Heather Paulson
Portland Timbers
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PACKAGE 6
JULIE AND JULIA
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
THE MAN UNDER THE HAT,
LE CORDON BLEU-CERTIFIED
CHEF CAMERON JACK!
Cameron Jack, a true “Jack of all trades,” is not only a chef, he is also a painting,
drawing, stagecraft, and photography teacher in the OES Upper School. Rumor has it
he is greatly admired by his students, and Aardy will tell you that he really rocks!
A lucky group of 12 (four students and eight parents) will have a marvelous experience
prepping and cooking “menu magnifique” with Chef Cameron.
Neophyte chefs will prepare an epicurean delight beginning with the appetizer,
moving on to the main course, and ending with an over-the-top, more please, dessert.
No prior training is required.
Restrictions:
Date to be mutually agreeable.
Meal prepared at buyer’s home.
Cooking Class for 12 with Cameron Jack
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Nomination by:
Cameron Jack
PACKAGE 7
A DAY AT THE RACES
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
A DAY AT THE RACETRACK!
READY, SET, GO! And the driver could be you with the right bid!
Spend an amazing day at Oregon Raceway Park in Grass Valley, Oregon, with
Christopher Bender, OES parent and former lead instructor for the Oregon Region of
the Porsche Club of America, part-time driving coach, and the owner of the dark gray
street-legal race car you admire in the OES parking lot at 3 p.m. on sunny days!
The winning bidder will have the opportunity to ride shotgun while Christopher
gives stellar instruction on the art of performance driving. What could be more fun for
an avid racing fan than a few turns around the track? For even more fun,
the winning bidder can take his or her personal car for a few spins around the track
with (or without) Christopher coaching you from the passenger seat.
Imagine you, dressed to the nines, parking at the red carpet of Aardy’s spectacular
grand opening of A Day at the Races. Heads will turn to see THAT person, the one
with all the qualities of a top race car driver: You!
Restrictions:
The event is co-sponsored by Palatov Motorsport, the Portland-based company that
designed and fabricated Christopher’s race car, and will be scheduled concurrently with
one of the company’s private testing days at ORP.
Participants will be required to sign waivers to absolve ORP, Palatov Motorsport,
and Christopher Bender of liability.
Most sporty/sports cars can be driven safely on the track, but all cars must pass a safety
inspection, and mechanical problems are the sole responsibility of the owner.
A day at Oregon Raceway Park
Nomination by:
Christopher Bender and Caitlin Morris-Bender
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PACKAGE 8
THE THIRD MAN
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
SPORTS BONANZA!
This is a sports fan’s dream come true—
it’s so exciting Aardy can’t decide which jersey to wear!
Be the winning bidder and enjoy tickets to some of the best sporting action around:
•
Four tickets to a 2016–2017 home match at Providence Park for the
PORTLAND THORNS FC , Portland’s professional women’s soccer team.
•
Four tickets plus parking to an OREGON DUCKS home football game during the
2016–2017 season. Seats are located in Section 30, halfway to the 40-yard line,
and the winner has access to The Club at Autzen Stadium with the BEST parking
ever (private reserved parking next to the stadium).
•
Two tickets to a PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS game with reserved parking during the
2016–2017 season. These seats are two rows behind the team so you can see the
players up front and hear the coach lay out the plays. Courtside service is available.
•
Two tickets for the OSU BEAVERS vs. Utah game on October 15, 2016. The tickets
are located on the 48 yard line, under cover and include a parking pass. Go Beavers!
•
Four tickets to a PORTLAND PILOTS MEN’S BASKETBALL home game during the
2016–2017 season. Wally Pilot is a BFF of Aardy.
•
Five Field Box Tickets to a 2016 HILLSBORO HOPS game, based on availability.
Top all this off with eight tickets to the Root Sports Lounge at Providence Park
for a home game of our own MLS CUP CHAMPIONS, THE PORTLAND TIMBERS!
You’ll have four tickets at a first row table and four more in the raised second row.
The Root Sports Lounge is the ultimate place to watch our home town favorite
Timbers face off with their opponents. The Lounge is located on field level,
adjacent to the visiting team bench. All Root Sports Lounge guests have access to a
complimentary buffet, unlimited soft drinks, a private bar, and field level restrooms.
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Restrictions:
Oregon Duck tickets will be offered for a mutually agreed upon date
once tickets are issued for the 2016–2017 season.
Timbers tickets will be offered for a mutually agreed upon date
for the 2016–2017 season.
Thorns tickets will be offered for a mutually agreed upon date for the 2016–2017 season.
Portland Pilots tickets will be offered for a mutually agreed upon date
for the 2016–2017 season.
Oregon State tickets for OSU vs. Utah on October 15, 2016.
4 tickets to a Portland Thorns FC home game during the 2016-2017 season
4 tickets plus parking for an Oregon Ducks home game during the 2016-2017 season
2 tickets plus parking to a Portland Trail Blazers home game during the 2016-2017 season
2 tickets to the Oregon State Beavers vs. Utah game on October 15, 2016.
5 tickets to a Hillsboro Hops game. Excludes Opening Day, July 3rd, September 6th,
and any 2016 playoff games, subject to availability.
4 tickets to a Portland Pilots Men’s Basketball game during the 2016-2017 season
8 tickets in the Root Sports Lounge at a Portland Timbers FC home game
during the 2016-2017 season
Nomination by:
Jim Fisher Volvo
Jim and Michelle Fitzhenry
Hillsboro Hops
Don and Alicia Morissette
James and Joan Reveno
Steve and Patricia Sipowicz
Hillary Day Ehrlich and Paul Ehrlich
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PACKAGE 9
A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
FLY FISHING IN PATAGONIA!
Rivers do run through it, and for your next fishing adventure you have the choice
between two spectacular rivers in Patagonia: two days on the Limay River or an
overnight camping/float trip on the Chimehuin River.
CURTAIN # 1
The Limay is one of the most mysterious rivers in all of Patagonia and fishing
on the Limay is not for the faint of heart—be ready to battle some tailwater titans!
This trip includes transfers to and from the river, two nights at a simple
(Aardy is so excited) two-star hotel, a two-day guided float trip with riverside picnics,
plus beer/wine (don’t forget your camera). Continental breakfasts and dinners
with wine and beer are also included.
CURTAIN # 2
Known to produce some of the largest freshwater German brown trout in Patagonia,
the Chimehuin River is one of the finest trout fisheries in the Americas.
This overnight float trip includes transfers to and from the river, two days of guided
fishing with a riverside picnic, and one night in camp with dinner.
All camp gear is provided. You will also have one night at a three-star hotel in
San Martín de los Andes with dinner at a local restaurant.
Get out your map, choosing one trip over the other is going to be hard;
perhaps a flip of the coin will work!
Restrictions:
Trip excludes airfare, hotel transfers in Buenos Aires, gratuities, and additional hotel
nights or services not specifically detailed in the description.
Patagonia Trip for 2 days and 2 nights
for 2 people. Guided fishing,
accommodations, fishing licenses,
plus the use of rods, reels,
flies, and wading boots are included.
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Nomination by:
Chocolate Lab Expeditions
Vanessa and Ron Sorensen
THE 30TH ANNUAL O ES AUCTIO N
PACKAGE 10
THE DINER
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
ZUPAN’S CELLAR DINNER
WITH MO AND KATE!
OES parents and Zupan’s Market owners Mike and Kendra Zupan invite
you and 10 guests to enjoy a delightful evening with friends at the quietly famous
Zupan’s Wine Cellar at their store on Burnside,
on SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 2016 . Prepare yourself for those crazy quips
from Kate and great stories from Mo while you sip amazing wines and enjoy
a superb dinner. Aardy can barely wait for this event, as he thinks it is
all about his role as The Diner.
This is a perfect time to delight in unsurpassed food and wine,
and relish the companionship of friends old and new. An unforgettable evening with
the best of the best. It just doesn’t get any better.
Kate’s term as President of the Board of Trustees comes to a close this year, so don’t
miss your last chance at this exciting package.
Restrictions:
The dinner is set for Saturday, June 4, 2016. No exceptions.
Party not to exceed 10 people.
Dinner with Mo and Kate at
Zupan’s Wine Cellar on Burnside
Nomination by:
Mike and Kendra Zupan
Mo and Chris Copeland
Kate Lieber and Monique Matheson
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PACKAGE 11
PICNIC
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
SUMMERTIME AND SUMMER FUN
WITH WINE AND PASTA!
Summertime and the livin’ is easy when you are top bidder for a
CROWLEY WINE FLIGHT & SUMMER BARREL TASTING PICNIC .
How good does it get? Not much better than this, with 10 years of Crowley wines.
The winning bidder will receive 10 bottles of Crowley Entre Nous
(one from each year, 2005–2014) and two bottles of the all-new 2015 Crowley Rosé.
But wait, there’s more: This package includes a summer outing for four as guests
of OES parents Evan and Rebecca Roberts at their winery in Newberg.
This could be like a never-ending story, because also included with your tour is a
gourmet picnic and dessert, and of course, a little more Crowley wine.
Want to know the bonus round? How about pasta for a year?
Pastaworks will provide one pound of pasta per month for 12 months.
Wine and pasta, it really does not get any better than this!
Restrictions:
Picnic to be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date.
Cannot be scheduled during September or October.
12 bottles of Crowley Wine
(10 Entre Nous and 2 rosé)
One pound of pasta per month
from Pastaworks
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Nomination by:
Tyson Crowley
Crowley Wine
Rebecca and Evan Roberts
Pastaworks
Kaie Wellman and Kevin de Garmo
THE 30TH ANNUAL OES AUC T ION
PACKAGE 12
SUNSET BOULVARD
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
SUNSET LANES BOWLING PARTY FOR
ONE MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASS!
Middle School parents, this is your time to shine like the red carpet stars you are.
The winning bidder will host a bowling party for an entire Middle School class.
This class of stars will enjoy bowling for an hour and a half;
Aardy sez “he’s in” and he just hopes there are bowling shoes to fit his feet.
This package includes shoe rental, pizza, and sodas.
Another high point of winning this package? Down the road, your kids will sit around
the fire and share this as one of their “remember when” stories.
Restrictions:
Date to be mutually agreeable.
Party is for 60.
Sunset Lanes bowling party
for one Middle School class
Nomination by:
Sunset Lanes
Sohee and Scott Anderson
Tricia and Steve Sipowicz
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PACKAGE 13
UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
COOKING, TASTING, AND RELAXING
IN TUSCANY!
Life is beautiful anytime you can be in Italy.
Discover the beauty of Tuscany and your own personal oasis while staying at the
Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort & Spa.
Nestled on 1,500 acres of lush countryside in Tuscany’s Serchio Valley,
the hotel is perfectly placed in central Italy, offering convenient access to the nearby
towns of Lucca, Barga, and Pisa, among others.
During your five-night stay for two people, you will enjoy a private cooking lesson,
savor a delicious lunch, visit a winery, and participate in an olive oil press tour
and tasting. Once you have squeezed in all these activities, save time to just enjoy the
countryside (in your rental car) and then experience on your own the relaxation
of the resort and all of its fabulous offerings.
Who doesn’t want to go to Italy? Just like in the movie, you will probably fall in love
with an old estate like Diane Lane and never want to leave.
Restrictions:
Package must be redeemed at least 60 days prior to start of travel.
Prepare to offer three preferred dates of travel that are at least one week apart from each other.
Reservations are subject to availability.
Taxes and fees are the responsibility of the participating traveler.
Expires March 15, 2017.
Valid for two people.
Rental car, private cooking lesson, lunch, winery visit, olive oil press tour and tasting
included in package.
Five-night stay at the resort included in the package.
Five Night Tuscany Tour for Two
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Nomination by:
George and Kara Hale
PACKAGE 14
WHITE CHRISTMAS
or
CADDYSHACK?
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
YOUR CHOICE!
Tough choice! The buyer of this package will choose ONE of the following:
Christmas Ship Parade Evening:
Join OES parents Kristin and John Bradley, along with eight other couples,
to enjoy a festive evening of cocktails, wine, heavy hors d’oeuvres,
and desserts at Waverly Country Club while watching the famous Portland
Christmas Ships Parade during December 2016.
Each couple will receive a special gift to commemorate the evening.
Aardy is excited to have the opportunity to lead the singing!
OR
Summer Evening of Riverside Dining:
You and eight other couples will join Kristin and John for a beautiful
Portland summer evening of cocktails, wine, dinner, and dessert
in the picturesque riverside setting of Waverly Country Club.
Each couple will receive a special gift to take home to commemorate the evening.
Aardy decided not to be the special gift
as he just could not condone any fighting over him. He is so humble.
Restrictions:
To be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date.
Must be redeemed before December 25, 2016.
Beautiful weather may take on a wide array of definitions in Portland.
Christmas Ship Parade Evening
or Summer Evening of Riverside Dining
for 8 couples
Nomination by:
Kristin and John Bradley
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PACKAGE 15
EVITA
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
DON’T CRY FOR ME ARGENTINA!
On SEPTEMBER 24, 2016 , you will enjoy a South American dining experience
at the home of OES parents Randy and Diane Engelhard Jones…
which is every bit as lovely as the Casa Rosada. Wood-fired flavors, Argentinian style,
will be drifting through the air as you enjoy tapas, and of course
yummy cocktails and regional wines.
Join your fellow OES parents, a group friendlier than any South American dictator.
Aardy guarantees no military coup will be conducted—at least for this event!
$100 per person
Nomination by:
Elizabeth and Thomas Gewecke
Kristina and Frank Geary
Diane Engelhard and Randy Jones
Margueritte and Gene Kim
Rico and Malcolm McIver
Ruchi Prakash and Manish Mehta
Jennifer and Samuel Shiley
Heike and Eric von der Heyden
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PACKAGE 16
SOMEWHERE IN TIME
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
THE GRAND HOTEL!
Just like in Hollywood, “luxurious” is the word.
Only this luxury is on Mackinac Island, between the upper and lower peninsulas of
Michigan. How can you pass this opportunity up? You can’t. This historic hotel,
built in 1887, beckons guests to a bygone era of old-world hospitality.
You will enjoy a four-night stay for up to eight people in one of The Grand Hotel’s
two-bedroom suites. When you reach the Grand Hotel, give your family chef time off
as you’ll be served a five-course dinner the evening you arrive.
Then, on the second, third, and fourth days, your meals will include a full breakfast,
Grand luncheon buffet, and five-course dinner. Full yet? You’re not quite done.
You can’t depart for your journey west without one more breakfast for you and your
group (including Aardy if he is lucky enough to be in your party of eight).
Restrictions:
The suite consists of two bedrooms and a parlor.
Reservations are subject to availability.
Dates must be agreed upon during the 2016 season (May 6 through October 30).
Tax, local assessment, and baggage handling charges apply.
There is no tipping at The Grand Hotel.
Four night stay for up to 8 people
at The Grand Hotel
Nomination by:
Marlee Brown and Dan Musser
The Grand Hotel
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PACKAGE 17
HEAVEN’S GATE
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
SEVEN FABULOUS NIGHTS
AT A MARVELOUS SCOTTSDALE HOME!
Imagine you and seven of your nearest and dearest spending seven nights
in a remarkable custom home, backing up to the Stone Creek golf course in
wonderful Scottsdale, Arizona. You will enjoy unobstructed views
of Camelback Mountain, as well as sunny skies and starry nights. This spectacular
home exudes Spanish and Mexican details that add charm and warmth to the
extraordinary architecture. An added feature of the home is the dream patio
for outdoor living, with an amazing outdoor kitchen, barbecue, burners, fridge,
and sink. A private pool with a sunning area will definitely take
the Oregon chill out of your bones.
Restrictions:
Scheduling is subject to availability (not available on 3/18/2016 through 4/5/2016).
No smoking and no pets, please.
Excludes airfare.
Seven-night stay in Scottsdale, Arizona,
including cleaning costs at the end of the stay.
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Nomination by:
Anonymous
PACKAGE 18
DUCK SOUP
and
AMERICAN PIE
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
SOUP, BREAD AND DESSERT FOR A YEAR!
From the recipe files of OES dedicated employees, this package is sure to go fast.
Each month, a non-caloric delight will be prepared by our own OES employees for
you and your family to enjoy. Don’t be surprised if Aardy throws a little
mayhem and politics into the mix. Remember what happened when little Jack Horner
sat in the corner eating his piece of pie? Top it off with one loaf of Rustic Bread
per month for a year from Grand Central Baking Company.
Soup, bread, and delicious desserts for 12 consecutive months, prepared with love:
Clam Chowder
Chicken Gumbo
Cheddar Beer Soup
Sweet Potato/Coconut Soup
Pork Pozole
Autumn Minestrone
New England Clam Chowder
French Scallop Bisque
Gumbo or Roasted Squash and Pear Soup
Carrot Ginger Soup
Butternut Squash and Apple Soup
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chocolate Cake
Red Velvet Bundt Cake
Pumpkin Pie
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
Apple Pie
Cheesecake
Berry Cobbler
Pecan Pie
Flourless Chocolate Cake
Roasted Pear Bundt Cake with Chocolate Glaze
Glazed Gingerbread
Restrictions:
No substitutions for soup or desserts.
Offer runs for 12 consecutive months from April 2016 to March 2017.
Soup, bread, and dessert for a year
Lara Ingham
Tessa Daniel
Nomination by:
Marianne Johnson
Sara Fromme
Robin Barnstead-Long
Grand Central Baking Company Jennie Kiffmeyer
Beth Breiten
Dori King
Angela Hancock
Deborah Bridgnell
Lorena Kuhns
Toni Holmberg
Carole Burton
Kirstin McAuley
Tna Meyerhoff
Rachel Phelps
Karen Seder
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PACKAGE 19
ADVENTURES OF
TOM SAWYER
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
AN ADVENTURE WITH AARDY
AND TOM HANDEL!
Whether you are 8, 80, or somewhere in between, this is an opportunity not to be
missed. Tom Handel, OES outdoor program specialist and all-school experiential
education guru, will plan a unique outing, tailored for you and your party for up to ten
people. Your adventure with Tom could be a backpacking trip, a river raft or kayaking
expedition, or perhaps an overnight camping trip under the stars. You may customize
your own unique experience without a script.
Restrictions:
This adventure can take place anywhere within a 200 mile radius of OES
(within reason).
Outdoor Adventure for 10 with Tom Handel
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Nomination by:
Tom Handel
PACKAGE 20
A BEAUTIFUL LIFE
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD & MICKEY, TOO!
This is it – the package you have been waiting for: Your chance to go to California and
shine, and have some fun while you’re there! THE PERFECT FAMILY GETAWAY ! Catch
your flight on Alaska Airlines to California (two round-trip tickets on Alaska are included
in this package). After landing, drop your bags, grab your Park Hopper Passes, and head
straight to Disneyland. End your day with dinner at Club 33, Disney’s members-only club.
Once you have worn yourself out in the Park, head on over to Warner Bros. Studio for
your own private tour. Need some sustenance along the way? Gift cards for Southern
Californians’ favorite spots, In-N-Out Burger, The Hat, or Original Tommy’s Hamburgers,
should carry you through. Maybe you will be in luck and that casting agent
will spot you along the way….
Restrictions:
Advance reservations are required for 4 Disney Park Hopper Passes.
Advance reservations are required for dinner for 4 at Club 33.
4 of the Disney tickets are valid during normal operating hours and provide admission
to a magical one-day experience at the unique theme parks. The complimentary Disney
Theme park tickets can only be used at the Park designated on the tickets, have no cash
value, cannot be upgraded, nor can they be applied towards a package to meet eligibility
requirements. The complimentary Disney theme park tickets are subject to block-out dates.
They may not be used for admission from December 25–31 of any year, through their
expiration date. Please note that these tickets will expire within two years from the date
issued and cannot be replaced if lost, stolen, used, or expired.
Private tour of Warner Bros. studios is in Burbank, CA, and is for up to 12 people.
This tour must be pre-scheduled for mutually agreeable dates.
Alaska tickets are coach seats, valid on Alaska Airlines or Horizon Air only.
$50 In-N-Out Burger gift card
$25 Original Tommy’s Hamburger gift card
$40 The Hat gift card
2 Round-Trip Tickets on Alaska Airlines
Warner Bros. Private Studio Tour
4 General Admission Tickets to the Walt
Disney Family Museum
8 Disney Park Hopper tickets
Dinner for 4 at Club 33
Nomination by:
Disney Corporation
Thomas and Elizabeth Gewecke
Provenance Hotels
Sally and Kevin Waddell
LIVE AU CTION
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PACKAGE 21
GARDEN STATE
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
BULBS FOR SPRING,
FEATURING PETER LANGLEY,
STAR OF OES BIOLOGY
(PLUS HIS INTREPID CREW AND
AARDY, OF COURSE)!
Oregon is a garden state, and with the right bid, your home will be a veritable garden
destination. Spring bulbs, including daffodils, crocus, and tulips will be planted with
the aid and expertise of Peter Langley, OES Upper School Biology teacher. Peter and
a team of industrious OES students will take your garden from blah to beguiling.
The OES team will take into account colors you prefer as well as soil conditions. The
winning bidder and Peter will discuss where and when to plant and what maintenance
will be required. Close your eyes and picture a glorious array of colors, maybe Aardy’s
favorite blues and greens, with an assortment of spring bulbs (hint, hint).
Restrictions:
Planting will be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date.
Bulb purchase is limited to $500.
Planting site must be within a 30-mile radius of OES.
Bulb planting at your home
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Nomination by:
Peter Langley
Peter’s intrepid crew (plus Aardy)
PACKAGE 22
VALLEY OF THE DOLLS
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
DISCOVERING THE UNDERBELLY OF
HOLLYWOOD WITH CHRIS MYERS!
Last year, the novel Wonder Woman ruled.
This year’s “it” book is not for the faint of heart. Bring your imagination and friends
and join Upper School Librarian Chris Myers for cocktails, hors d’oeuvres,
and a frank and fun discussion of Joan Didion’s 1970 Classic, Play It as It Lays.
Ms. Didion is the author of five novels and seven works of non-fiction,
as well as several screenplays.
The heroine of this novel feels her world has turned into nothing more than plastic
surgery (before Botox), beautiful people, “let’s do lunch,” and venomous gossip.
OMG, don’t you just love it already! The discussion absolutely has to be more fun
than any reality TV, Twitter snipes (what is a snipe?), or endless social media.
The story takes place before any of these were in our lives. Aardy longs for the return
of the golden days of black and white TV, radio serials, and real comic books.
This event will be hosted by OES parents Kevin and Sally Waddell
at their lovely home in the West Hills. As you can imagine, it is not to be missed!
Restrictions:
Event date to be mutually agreed upon and held before October 30, 2016.
Group is limited to up to 12 people.
Book Club Gathering for 12
Nomination by:
Chris Myers
Sally and Kevin Waddell
LIVE AU CTION
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PACKAGE 23
CHANCES ARE
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
BEND AND THE BEACH OR BUST!
Chances are the winning bidder of this remarkable package
will have a difficult time deciding which direction to head first: east or west.
To the east, you will find Caldera Springs, close to Sunriver.
This area features a lovely lake setting surrounded by a forest of magnificent Ponderosa
pines. The best part of travelling east is your one-week stay in a 2,900-square foot,
3-bedroom plus bunkroom home located on Sable Rock Loop in Caldera Springs.
Not only does this home sleep 12, but private access to Caldera Springs includes
quarry pool, fitness center, sports courts, and playgrounds.
Take a chance on this—there may not be a second time around.
Then again, chances are you may decide to travel west first.
Close to the shore of the Pacific Ocean, a cozy beach house just north of Lincoln City
awaits your arrival. This home is 2,500 square feet, with four bedrooms.
If you are a golfer, chances are you should bring your clubs because Salishan golf
course is a mere two miles away. There’s much to do, you will find it hard to leave.
Restrictions:
Scheduling is subject to availability.
Cleaning is included prior to and following each stay.
No smoking and no pets, please.
Caldera Springs House sleeps 12 (2 kings, 1 queen, 4 twins, 1 pull-out sofa in den).
Lincoln City Beach House has four bedrooms (1 king bed and 3 queen-sized beds)
and a bonus room upstairs with 6 twin beds.
One week stay in Caldera Springs house,
including private access to Caldera Springs,
quarry pool & fitness center,
playground & sports court
One week stay in Lincoln City beach house
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Nomination by:
Jaime and Rafe Sales
Anonymous
PACKAGE 24
THE BASKETBALL DIARIES
and
MIRACLE ON ICE
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
THE BLAZER SUITE!
Sweet, Suite, Sweet!
One lucky bidder will enjoy the opportunity to watch the Portland Winterhawks
take on the Spokane Chiefs on FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2016 .
Then a few weeks later, cheer on the young Portland Trail Blazers team
as they face the Miami Heat on SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2016 .
Two for-one! What a sweet deal!
You and 21 of your favorite peeps will have a suite in the Moda Center to see the
Winterhawks in action and for the final home game of the Trail Blazers season.
What a view and what a great package for sports lovers.
Aardy would love to meet Blaze!
Restrictions:
Blazer Suite is for a maximum of 22 people.
Four parking passes will be provided for each event.
Suite for Portland Winterhawks vs. Spokane
Chiefs on Friday, March 18, 2016.
Suite for Miami Heat vs. Portland Trail Blazers
on Saturday, April 2, 2016.
Nomination by:
Donna and Travis Knight
LIVE AU CTION
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PACKAGE 25
GOOSEBUMPS
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
THE SLEEPOVER
FOR ONE LOWER SCHOOL CLASS!
One lucky Lower School class will get the opportunity to have a slumber party
in the new Lower School building! What a night—games, activities, reading, dinner,
and movie night before slumbering away in our new Lower School.
Wake up to breakfast prepared by none other than Lower School Head David Lowell
before departing home with long-lasting memories of a once in a lifetime opportunity.
The cast of characters is still auditioning, but a few who have been selected
for starring roles are some fabulous teachers such as Peter Buonincontro.
Rumor is Aardy will be on stand by in the wings.
Restrictions:
Sleep over option is for 4th and 5th grades that have already been on
a Lower School overnight trip. Grades PreK–3 will have a “sleep under,” and festivities
will wrap up in time for children to head home by 9:00 pm.
Event to be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date during the 2016-17 school year.
Depending on the winning bidder, chaperones appropriate for that grade
will be asked to participate.
Activities will vary, based on grade level.
Sleepover in the new Lower School
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L I V E AUC T I O N
Nomination by:
Hedy and Kevin Donnelly
David Lowell
Peter Buonincontro
THE 30TH ANNUAL OES AUCTIO N
PACKAGE 26
MIDNIGHT COWBOY
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
BRASADA RANCH GETAWAY!
Nestled in the Powell Butte community overlooking Bend and nine Cascade Peaks,
Brasada Ranch has been named Best Resort in the Northwest (Condé Nast Traveler),
Top Recreation Destination (Outside magazine)
and Oregon’s Best Destination Resort (The Oregonian).
One lucky bidder will drive a BMW SUV and stay three nights in a two-bedroom
ranch cabin, hot tub included! Take a break from the tedious days of acting and relax
with six rounds of golf, a $600 dining credit, and 25% off spa treatments.
Truly a getaway from the days of Hollywood in your own dreamywood place.
Restrictions:
Brasada Ranch reservations required and subject to availability.
Expires March 1, 2017.
Must be 25 years or older and provide proof of valid insurance for BMW.
No more than 500 miles on the car allowed.
Brasada Ranch getaway including
three-night stay at Brasada Ranch,
six rounds of golf, $600 in dining credits,
25% off spa treatments.
BMW SUV for a weekend.
Nomination by:
Brasada Ranch/Northview Hotel Group
Kuni BMW
LIVE AU CTION
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PACKAGE 27
ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
THAILAND FOR TWO
How many times have you dreamed of going to Thailand to experience the beauty and
surroundings of all it has to offer? Well here is your chance, so how can you resist?
Tucked away in the charming tropical beauty of Thailand’s premier island destination,
Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas provides a luxurious refuge
that opens out onto unspoiled panoramas. Awaken to the sight of virgin sands
backed by the lush vegetation of Sirinath National Park.
Trek through the dense jungle by elephant to discover untouched island wonders.
Relax in your private pool villa surrounded by the finest materials and design.
The lucky winner (and guest) of this package will stay three nights in a Pool Villa and
enjoy a daily buffet breakfast each morning. Enjoy a one-time spa treatment,
a cooking class entitled “Spice Spoons,” and dinner one evening at La Sala restaurant.
Now that you have been well fed and pampered, you won’t want to miss the
Muay Thai boxing lesson “Muay Thai Guru,” that is also included as part of your stay.
What a nice getaway filled with a little something unique for your stay. Paddles up!
Restrictions:
Certificate is valid from May 1, 2016 to April 30, 2017, excluding special events,
public holidays, and festive season. Also excludes December 15, 2016 through
January 15, 2017 and April 10, 2017 through April 15, 2017.
Please book in advance through the reservation office.
Bookings are subject to availability.
Please present certificate for this item to the receptionist upon check-in.
The certificate may only be used once and is non-refundable.
Three nights for two
at Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas, Thailand
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L I V E AUC T I O N
Nomination by:
David and Joy Heinecke
PACKAGE 28
THE ASPHALT JUNGLE
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
THE PRIME PARKING SPOT!
This is it! The spot everyone wants (except Aardy).
A reserved parking spot in the upper OES parking lot awaits. And there’s more!
Win the parking spot and you get
the bonus of one exterior car wash at Kaady Car Wash.
Get your bidder number ready. This package is hot, hot, hot!
Whether you are in a starring role on campus or a minion in a child’s life, this is your
chance to own the “Auction Winner” sign and parking spot for a year.
Seven days a week, 24 hours a day, it’s all yours!
Restrictions:
Valid 2016–17 school year.
VIP Parking Spot in OES upper lot
1 Kaady exterior car wash
Nomination by:
Kaady Car Wash
OES
LIVE AU CTION
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PACKAGE 29
THE SANDLOT
AND
THE
AWARD
GOES
TO:
THE NEWLY IMPROVED SANDLOT
(AKA LOWER SCHOOL
PARKING LOT SPOT)!
Never offered before, this sure-to-be-coveted parking spot can be all yours with the
right bid. Late to your child’s game or event? Never fear, your spot is here.
The lucky bidder will have a reserved spot in the Lower School parking lot
(Loop Road) for the 2016–17 school year.
Bid high and bid often—this item will be snatched up in a heartbeat!
As a bonus, the package includes one premium wash from Kaady Car Wash.
Restrictions:
Valid 2016–17 school year.
VIP Parking Spot in OES lower lot
1 Kaady premium car wash
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Nomination by:
Kaady Car Wash
OES
PACKAGE 30
AARDY HAS A SURPRISE
FOR YOU!
WHAT WILL IT BE?
STICK AROUND AND YOU WILL SEE!
?
LIVE AU CTION
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JOIN US FOR AARDY’S
HOLLYWOOD
AFTER PARTY
RAE’S LAKEVIEW
LOUNGE
1900 NW 27TH AVENUE
PORTLAND, OR 97210
9:30 – MIDNIGHT
DJ — SHACHRISTMAS LAMIRACLE
DRINKS AND
LATE-NIGHT SNACKS.
Thank you Fitzhenry Family
for your ongoing support for OES and the 2016 Auction!
“Strange, isn’t it? Each man’s life touches so many other lives.
When he isn’t around he leaves an awful hole, doesn’t he?”
— Clarence the angel, from It’s a Wonderful Life
PROUD
SUPPORTER
OF OES
10743 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Highway, Beaverton, OR 97005
(503) 747-3880
www.changsmongoliangrill.com
Call for business hours and reservations
Our locations:
Beaverton on Cornell Road
(503)645-7718
San Rafael Shopping Center (503)253-3535
Milwaukie(503)655-2323
Powell Valley, Gresham
(503)665-8998
Tigard(503)246-2191
Beaverton Hillsdale Highway (503)747-3880
Evergreen Plaza, Salem
(503)373-9779
Everett, Washington
(425)347-1925
Renton, Washington
(206)772-5455
EASEL PARTY 50
BOOTY AND THE BEAST—
ADAPT TRAINING CLASS
You bring your booty, and Adapt will provide the location and a beast of a trainer
to get 50 people in shape for the new school year! Adapt Training provides
boot camp-like training in their rockin’ facility. All training levels are welcome and
raffle prizes will be provided at the end of the three days which include
Adapt and Nike gear! Must be present to win (sore muscles or not).
DATES:
LOCATION:
MONDAY, Adapt Training
in Beaverton
SEPTEMBER 19;
PRICE:
WEDNESDAY,
$50/person for all three days!!
SEPTEMBER 21;
HOSTED BY:
AND Adapt Training
FRIDAY, Laurie and Vince Price
SEPTEMBER 23,
2016
TIME:
11am – noon
E ASE L / JOB SH ADOW
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EASEL PARTY 51
A LUNCH
TO REMEMBER—
LUNCH AT
CHANG’S MONGOLIAN GRILL
Ladies, join us for an afternoon of leisure at a favorite Portland eatery—
Chang’s Mongolian Grill! Lunch will be accompanied
by wine and dessert and followed by a surprise parting gift.
DATE:
LOCATION:
WEDNESDAY, Chang’s Mongolian Grill
in Raleigh Hills
APRIL 21, 2016
PRICE:
TIME:
12:00 – 2:30pm
$100
HOSTED BY:
Soolynn Chang
Donna Knight
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E AS E L / J O B S HA D OW
T HE 30T H ANNUAL O ES AUCTION
EASEL PARTY 52
SPLASH—
LOWER SCHOOL
POOL PARTY
Celebrate the start of summer with this classic party!
Enjoy a day poolside with your Lower School child at the beautiful home
of the Feller family in SW Portland. Your child will be treated to
a yummy lunch and dessert, while parents can enjoy appetizers and hosted beer/wine.
A lifeguard will be on duty; however, a supervising adult is recommended.
Slots open to siblings as well. DATE:
LOCATION:
WEDNESDAY, The Feller Home
JUNE 15, 2016 PRICE:
TIME:
12:00 – 3:00pm
$75 per child
HOSTED BY:
Kim and Mark Feller
Scott and Deb Pajor
Dan and Whitney Snyder
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EASEL PARTY 53
WAR AND MASTERPIECE—
CERAMICS CLASS
At this peaceful event, your only weapons are clay and your imagination.
Hosted by our talented Upper School teacher, Michael Standley,
this series of classes will ignite your creative side.
The classes will be held on two consecutive Friday evenings and will provide
parents with instruction and demos, then freedom to take
what you’ve learned to create your own masterpiece. All materials are included
and you will be able to take home your creation.
DATES:
FRIDAY,
APRIL 15, 2016
AND
FRIDAY,
APRIL 22, 2016
LOCATION:
Upper School Ceramic Studio
PRICE:
$100
HOSTED BY:
Michael Standley
TIME:
7:00 – 9:00pm
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E AS E L / JO B S HA DOW
EASEL PARTY 54
GONE WITH THE WINE—
WINE TASTING
Just like its Academy Award namesake, this party will not disappoint!
World Class Wines is a family-owned business that has a passion for unique and
exceptional wines. Whether you are new to wine, or a long-time wine connoisseur, or
you have a passion for award-winning wines from all over the world.
Full flight of tastings and appetizers are provided. Door prizes will be given away
and 10% of the proceeds from purchases at the party will benefit OES.
DATE:
LOCATION:
SATURDAY, World Class Wines
in Lake Oswego
MAY 21, 2016
PRICE:
TIME:
6:30 – 8:30pm
$75
HOSTED BY:
Warren and Michelle Tubbs
Nate and Mari Schwalbach
World Class Wines
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EASEL PARTY 55
CASABLANCA —
MARGARITAS, MOJITOS AND
MEXICAN FOOD
Morocco meets Mexico at this event hosted on the terrace of the Fitzhenry home.
Just like Rick’s Cafe in Casablanca, “The Terrace” will be the hottest spot in town.
Lucky guests will enjoy excellent Mexican cuisine and festive margaritas,
and mojitos, sans all of the drama.
DATE:
LOCATION:
SATURDAY, Casa Fitzhenry
SEPTEMBER 10, PRICE:
2016 $100
TIME:
5:00pm
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HOSTED BY:
Catering by Lori Gooch
Jim and Michelle Fitzhenry
EASEL PARTY 56
GUYS AND CARDS —
CASINO NIGHT
Channel your inner Brando, Simmons, and Sinatra and try your luck
at good old-fashioned Texas Hold Em!
No fancy suits required; just bring your poker face and some luck.
Your night will include dinner and drinks on the house.
Winners to take home bottles of high-class whiskey to enjoy.
DATE:
LOCATION:
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, The Sales Casino
2016 PRICE:
TIME:
7:00pm
$100
HOSTED BY:
Mike Buckley
Robert DuBose
Jordi Kellogg
Kevin Murphy
Rafe Sales
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EASEL PARTY 57
ONE FLEW OVER
THE TENNIS NET —
TENNIS ROUND ROBIN
AND BARBEQUE
Don’t lose your mind sitting around this summer.
Break yourself out of the house and head to The Racquet Club for some tennis, BBQ,
and maybe a cocktail or two. This party involves a round robin tennis tournament
with your fellow OES parents, dinner, and drinks.
A tennis pro will be on hand to dole out tips, however if you prefer to just
watch the action, sit back and enjoy the party as a spectator!
DATE:
LOCATION;
FRIDAY, JULY 17, The Racquet Club
2016 PRICE:
TIME:
5:00 pm
$100
HOSTED BY:
Pamela and Fritz Hummelt
Susan and Rob Torch
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THE 30TH ANNUAL OES AU CTION
JOB SHADOW 5501
JOB SHADOW WITH
PAUL EHRLICH,
GENERAL COUNSEL
& SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ADIDAS GLOBAL BRANDS
This job shadow allows a student to experience their passion
for sports in the business world. Spend an exciting day at
adidas’ North America Headquarters with a variety of design,
marketing, and legal folks. The visit will also include a tour
of adidas’ top-secret advanced innovation lab!
Of course, no visit would be complete without a full 3-Stripe hook-up—
expect your child to come home with some nice kicks and a few pieces of apparel
to complement them!
Restrictions:
Available for a 6th-12th grade student on a mutually agreeable date.
THANKS TO:
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JOB SHADOW 5502
JOB SHADOW WITH
SUSI PROUDMAN,
VP FOOTWEAR MATERIALS,
NIKE COLOR DESIGN
Meet Susi Proudman at 9:00 am in the Mia Hamm Building,
then join her key meetings including a staff meeting,
product progress discussion, and a visit to a testing laboratory to
review results and progress. Visit Color Lab to see how colors
on new materials are coming to life. Spend time with the
print team on coloring a key Nike seasonal print.
Enjoy lunch at a Nike restaurant with Susi, then meet some key players at Nike
including merchandising, design, product creation, product development,
material design, material development. You’ll finish the day with a campus tour
and visit to the Nike Employee Store.
Content of day subject to availability and can be adjusted to potentially
include areas of particular interest for winning bidder.
Restrictions:
Available for a 6th-12th grade student on a mutually agreeable date.
THANKS TO:
Susan and Nicholas Proudman
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JOB SHADOW 5503
JOB SHADOW WITH
DR. KEVIN MURPHY,
SPORTS MEDICINE OREGON
This job shadow is for a child who has interest
in sports and medicine and is wondering how to prepare
to get into medical school.
This is a two-day journey into what it is like to be an orthopedic surgeon,
with OES parent Kevin Murphy at Sports Medicine Oregon. Dr. Murphy has a special
clinical interest in the care and rehabilitation of injured athletes of all ages.
He is currently the head team physician for the Portland Timbers
professional soccer team. He also provides orthopedic care at the Nike Sports
Medicine Clinic and several local high schools. Your first day with Dr. Murphy will
include discussions regarding being a surgeon in today’s society and how to best
prepare yourself to get into medical school and the residency of your choice.
You will then get to observe surgery, debrief with Dr. Murphy, and receive a detailed
tour of the clinic and operating room. On the second day of the job shadow,
you will meet Dr. Murphy at his practice and receive a tour of the Timbers’ training
facility and leave the job shadow with tickets for two Key Bank Club seats at
a Portland Timbers’ game, plus a parking pass.
Restrictions:
Available for an 8th-12th grade student on a mutually agreeable date.
THANKS TO:
Kevin and Laura Murphy
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JOB SHADOW 5504
JOB SHADOW WITH
MARK FITZLOFF,
WIEDEN+KENNEDY
This job shadow will take your child into the creative,
empowering world of advertising.
Spend the day with OES Parent Mark Fitzloff,
Global Executive Creative Director at Wieden+Kennedy.
The day will start with a tour of Wieden+Kennedy’s impressive offices in downtown
Portland. You will have the opportunity to mix with all sorts of creative people,
including advertising gurus as they work to create their next big campaign for brands
such as Nike, Old Spice, Coca-Cola, Facebook, and many more.
See how a successful, creative advertising agency works from the inside out.
If you are creative, then this Job Shadow is for you!
Who knows, maybe you’ll be part of the next big ad!
Restrictions:
THANKS TO:
Mark and Courtney Fitzloff
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JOB SHADOW 5505
JOB SHADOW WITH
DR. JORDI KELLOGG,
KELLOGG, M.D.,
BRAIN AND SPINE
The job shadow allows your child to learn
what it is like to be a neurosurgeon,
from routine office visits to intricate surgeries.
Spend the day with OES parent, Jordi Kellogg, M.D., a board-certified neurosurgeon,
who has been in solo practice since 2001. Dr. Kellogg performs
neurological surgery, including brain, spinal, and peripheral nerve procedures.
Hey, it’s not brain surgery. Wait, yes it is!
During your visit, you will meet with Dr. Kellogg and learn about his journey into
medicine, watch his interaction with patients and their families, and observe a surgery.
If you are interested in pursuing a field in medicine, then this job shadow is for you.
Restrictions:
THANKS TO:
Jordi and Lisa Kellogg
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JOB SHADOW 5506
JOB SHADOW WITH
BASHAR WALI,
PRINCIPAL AND PRESIDENT OF
PROVENANCE HOTELS
Looking to try your hand at world domination?
Or just love the excitement and romance of the hospitality
business? Shadow Bashar Wali, Hotelier extraordinaire
and insider, everywhere he travels. Bashar will
unlock the mysteries behind what it is like to live for travel
and travel for a living.
Spend a day with Bashar in Portland as he goes about growing and managing
Provenance Hotel’s collection of boutique lifestyle properties across the nation.
Learn the importance of being part of the team you lead and becoming
an integral part of the community where you do business.
A day spent with Bashar can be the first step on the road you want to travel.
Restrictions:
Scheduling must be flexible and is subject to change.
THANKS TO:
Bashar and Eileen Wali
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JOB SHADOW 5507
A JOB SHADOW WITH
KERRY TYMCHUK,
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Have you seen the movie A Night in the Museum?
Well now your favorite student can spend a day at the museum
as they job shadow Kerry Tymchuk,
executive director of the Oregon Historical Society.
Get a-behind-the-scenes look at the elaborate process involved in setting up
a fabulous exhibit and leave with a better understanding of
what it takes to run a world-class museum. You may even learn something new
about the great state of Oregon in the process.
Restrictions:
Available for 4th-12th grade students on a mutually agreeable date.
THANKS TO:
Kerry Tymchuk
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JOB SHADOW 5508
JOB SHADOW WITH
SCOTT HENDRICKSON,
FOUNDER & CEO
OF OLYMPUS CONTROLS
Is your child an inspiring inventor or engineer?? Is your child
curious about how things are manufactured? Does your child
enjoy “How It’s Made” more than “American Idol”?
Then this job shadow is for you. This will allow the lucky buyer
to experience how robotic, vision, and motion technologies are
actually used in the design of automated machinery.
Olympus Controls is an engineering service company that helps clients design and
build automated machinery to manufacture everything from potato chips
to semiconductor chips. Companies like Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Nike,
Intel, Tesla, Boeing, and Abbott all come to us to help them design
their next generation machines because they are experts in the field of robotics.
Spend the day with Scott Hendrickson and the other engineers to learn how they
engage their clients to understand all the factors that affect their next generation
products and how we accelerate their ideas from concept to reality by utilizing their
talented staff.
If your child wants to see and learn about some of the latest disruptive technologies,
then this will be the ultimate job shadow experience for them.
Parents, if your “inner-geek” wants to join the fun, all ages are welcomed.
Restrictions:
Available for 4th-12th grade students on a mutually agreeable date.
Parents are welcome to join the student.
THANKS TO:
Scott Hendrickson
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Call for Auditions
Transforming Lives through Choral Artistry
Sunday Rehearsals at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
www.pacificyouthchoir.org (503) 780-1675 [email protected]
Music Makers: Grade K
Singing games and musical movement while
developing musical skills and new friendships.
Nova 1: Grades 1-2
Nova 2: Grades 3-4
Pr
Provides
the foundation for music reading and
good tone production.
BoyChoir Grades 5-8
Working with treble boys to develop and support
their unique sound
GirlChoir Grades 5-8
Working with middle school girls to develop and
support their vocal development
Cascadia: Grades 6-8
Cascadia singers learn vocal technique, partsinging, and become strong sight-readers.
Coro Pacifica: Grades 9-12
Our high school women’s treble choir.
Tsunami: Grades 9-12
Our high school men’s choir for singers with
changed voices: tenors, baritones and basses.
Pacific: Grades 9-12
Our high school SATB (soprano, alto, tenor,
bass) choir composed of singers from Tsunami and Coro Pacifica.
Chamber Choir: 9-12
This choir works at an intense level with very
dedicated and talented singers.
4000
Little Light of Mine
Ms.Tharp — Pre-K Class Project
Our children will be explaining their “little light of mine” through photos, quotes,
and collages in a beautiful and colorful hard-bound coffee table book. We will make
two books for the auction since it’s a combined project.
4001
Little Light of Mine
Ms. Endicott — Pre-K Class Project
Our children will be explaining their “little light of mine” through photos, quotes,
and collages in a beautiful and colorful hard-bound coffee table book. We will make
two books for the auction since it’s a combined project.
4002
Forest Treasures
Ms. Bridgnell — Kindergarten Class Project
This canvas, put together by Ms. Bridgnell’s Kindergarten class, depicts the very
personal relationship the children have formed with the OES forest land. Mounted
onto a black and white photograph of this forest, where the children play and explore,
are individual watercolor paintings of the “nature treasures” the children have gathered
there. The children’s paintings are framed by materials collected from this special
place and have been decorated by the children to represent the vibrancy they interpret
in their nature walks. Each child has contributed one signed painting to the canvas.
4003
Builderville Looking Glass
Ms. Burton — Kindergarten Class Project
Have you ever imagined how a Kindergartener views the new OES Lower School?
Or what he or she thinks their classroom looks like to the builders working on the new
building? Through the use of black ink and watercolors, Ms. Carole’s Builderville
students allow you to experience what they have seen this year. This collection of
their art is displayed in magnifying cubes, with self-portraits of the Builderville artists
provided on the reverse side.
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An Original Textile Art Quilt / Wall Hanging
Ms. Breiten — Kindergarten Class Project
An original textile art quilt/wall hanging was created to depict OES, Ms. Breiten’s
Kindergarten class studies of Portland, and the wetlands study project. With
a centered tree of life that leafs out into the traced and autographed handprints
of the kindergartners and teachers, each corner has a vignette (appliquéd or
foundation-pieced in textiles) showing the school monogram with a silhouette of
Portland, Mt. Hood and surrounding forests, the OES Belltower, and the
flora and fauna of the wetlands.
Smaller blocks around the edge feature woodland creatures such as frogs, a beaver, a
snail, turtles, insects, a blue heron, pelican, etc. This textile piece is made using school
colors and over 100 different batiks and geometric fabrics. Even a piece of the school
uniform plaid can be found in the different fabrics used. The back side has a freely
drawn mural created by the kindergartners themselves. And would that center tree be
complete without little reading aardvarks under it? Of course not! They are there.
4005
A Creative Perch
Ms. King — Primary Class Project
The Primary Class has been studying birds with great interest this year, both in
nature and conceptually with student-inspired projects. Our class auction project is a
reflection of these interests. We have made a wooden coat hanger and attached
10 wooden birds painted by each of the 10 children in Primary class. The birds act as
the hangers for hats, coats, bags. The coat hanger is about 5 feet long by 1 foot wide
and can be attached to any wall to make your entry area tidy and whimsical.
4006
Watercolors on Wood
Ms. McAuley — 1st Grade Class Project
Inspired by their explorations into memory, the brain, and how we learn, the children
of Ms. McAuley’s 1st grade class have created unique watercolor art on paper made
of 100% cotton linter. Their watercolors were varnished for protection against
fading and dirt, and then placed on individual wooden blocks of varying height and
assembled into a frame.
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The Best Part (Heart) of Me
Ms. Kucera — 1st Grade Class Project
Ms. Kucera and her talented artists share images of the best parts of themselves —
their hearts and smiles — in a colorful collaboration that is sure to thrill any devoted
art collector. 30" x 40" canvas, wall-mounted collectable.
4008
Young Dreamers
Mr. Whitmore — 1st Grade Class Project
When books inspire the young minds of Mr. Whitmore’s class, their imaginations
become endless. Featured on a 30" x 40" canvas is a collage of young dreamers
wearing outfits that portray their favorite intrigues.
4009
Model OES
Ms. Blake — 2nd Grade Class Project
With assistance from Hacker Architecture Group, students in Mrs. Blake’s class
finished and landscaped a scale model of the new OES Lower School building and
a locally handmade wood base. The model was constructed by Hacker Architecture
Group using wood and acrylic, and the surrounding landscape/trees were designed
and constructed by Mrs. Blake’s students. The model can be displayed atop a
removable wood base. The base is a 3-D Burr puzzle comprised of three interlocking
pieces of canary wood. The three pieces embody the three groups of people (OES
employees, students/families, and the outside community) who have been and are
essential in supporting OES during this period of growth and development.
Mrs. Blake’s students decorated the base with details that make the entire piece both
collaborative and personal. This project demonstrates the endless possibilities of
discovery and creation when your children collaborate with their community.
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Portlandia Kaleidoscope
Ms. Griffin — 2nd Grade Class Project
The children of Mrs. Griffin’s class each did a research project on a particular place
in Portland. They visited those places, conducted interviews, and worked very hard to
create beautiful, thoughtful books about the information they gathered. This auction
project showcases their work using glass tiles. The children, using different types of
glass, designed and created individual images that show their Portland place. Images
of a Dragon Boat race, OMSI, a steam train from the Oregon Rail Heritage Center,
and the Aerial Tram are just a few examples of their thoughtful work. All of these tiles
have been fused together and custom framed. This is a wonderful and unique way to
capture the essence of Portland through the eyes of the children. Special thanks to
Wells Glass Studio
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A Watercolor of Portland, through the Eyes of Our Children
Ms. Schilling — 2nd Grade Class Project
Ms. Shilling’s 2nd grade auction project reflects their detailed Portland Research
Project, with a beautiful collection of watercolor paintings. Each child has drawn their
Portland place in ink, and applied vibrant watercolor to make their drawing reflect the
detail and experience of their research. Each of the drawings is mounted and all are
combined in one framed collection.
4012
Art of Wonder
Ms. Baker — 3rd Grade Class Project
Ms. Baker’s 3rd graders have been exploring the deep and meaningful question of
“wonder.” To represent their reflective and magical thinking, two collaborative pieces
have been created.
Each child blended a special color that reflected their true self. The beautiful colors
are represented in a framed community piece to inspire you, your family and others in
the “Art of Wonder.”
The children were then asked to search deeper into what “wonder” looks like. Using
their colors to interact with each other they created deeper questions of wonder.
These provoking, open, and inspiring questions are represented in an originally created
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deck of Wonder Cards. These cards can be used by your whole family to explore a
more beautiful question, create interactive conversations, and provoke a deeper
meaning of “wonder.” The Wonder Card deck has the collaborative color art work of
the community on the back of each card and “wondering” questions from the
children on the front. The storage box for the deck has been lovingly created by the
full community. These two special pieces have been created to encourage not only
your personal thoughts of “wonder,” but also to explore those provocations with your
loved ones, as well. Enjoy all that is wonderful.
4013
Handmade Dollhouse
Ms. Hunger — 3rd Grade Class Project
Ms. Hunger’s classroom has created a one-of-a-kind dollhouse painted and decorated
by the children, with handmade furniture and accessories! This will be a delightful toy
and cherished keepsake for any child.
4014
Lewis and Clark Salad / Dessert Plate Collection
Ms. Johnson Mounsey — 3rd Grade Class Project
One of the primary goals of the Lewis & Clark Expedition was to explore and map
the newly acquired Western portion of the United States. After learning about the
magnificent journey and the members of the Corps of Discovery, each child in Ms.
Johnson Mounsey’s class self-selected a topic that he or she wanted to further
research. An unknown plant or animal, a Native American tribe, and a unique
landmark are a few examples. The children have depicted these items through a
collection of beautiful drawings that are displayed thoughtfully on 18 individual plates.
Plates are sold as one lot.
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4015
Spring Showers Bring May Flowers:
One of a Kind Necklace
Ms. Thompson — 4th Grade Class Project
What makes you feel even more special when you are all dressed up? Your jewelry!
Ms. Thompson’s 4th graders invested a lot of effort in making this unique necklace.
Each child made one strand of colorful Czech seed; crystal droplets and faceted
Japanese beads are placed throughout the strands and work beautifully with the blue,
turquoise, yellow, and red colorful mix. This piece captures the first glimpse of spring
in Portland when crocuses bloom and we feel the promise of new life.
With their reflective clarity, crystal beads are a powerful symbol for light. It’s in the
stars: This piece is a fashion must-have! Be surprised by how many compliments you
will receive wearing it.
4016
Salad / Dessert Plate Collection:
Celebrating Themes of Peace, Love, Hope, and Happiness
Ms. Sathyaraj — 4th Grade Class Project
Inspired by their deep and intentional exploration of the works of Martin Luther King,
Jr., the children of Ms. Sathyaraj’s class have created a set of plates with their own
unique designs to reflect symbols of peace, love, hope, and happiness. These 18 plates
will bring a smile to your face and warmth to your heart. Plates are sold as one lot.
4017
Salad/Dessert Plate Collection:
Celebrating the Importance of Water and Beauty of Nature
Ms. Taylor — 4th Grade Class Project
Inspired by the children’s explorations of Oregon’s wild places and their study of water
both locally and globally, the class created this set of 18 plates, each one with its own
story to tell. Plates are sold as one lot.
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4018
Solstice Surprise Monoprint
Ms. Akehurst —5th Grade Class Project
The students in Ms. Akehurst’s 5th grade class collaborated by each designing an
element for this creative monoprint play poster. This year, the class wrote and performed
Solstice Surprise. They gathered inspiration from props, characters, and settings. The
winner of this item will go home with a charming keepsake of the class performance.
4019
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Monoprint
Ms. Busick — 5th Grade Class Project
The students in Ms. Busick’s 5th grade class collaborated by each designing
an element for this creative monoprint play poster. This year, the class performed
William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. They gathered inspiration
from props, characters, and settings. The winner of this item will go home with a
charming keepsake of the class performance.
4020
What Could Possibly Go Wrong Monoprint
Ms. Williams — 5th Grade Class Project
The students in Ms. Williams’ 5th grade class collaborated by each designing an
element for this creative monoprint play poster. This year, the class wrote and
performed What Could Possibly Go Wrong. They gathered inspiration from props,
characters, and settings. The winner of this item will go home with a charming
keepsake of the class performance.
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Senior Class Project — Dream B16
The Senior class of 2016 offer a mixed media painting representing their class theme
“Dream B16.” Senior student Jenny Dai has created a 36" x 24" work of art using matte
gel, glass bead gel, acrylic layering and textured paper. This is modern art representing
the differing dreams of all OES Senior students. The general shape is meant to be a
flower blossoming with dreams in the color scheme of blue as the idea of the dreams.
The painting is accompanied by a hand signed textured print with all of the senior
student signatures. This is a one of a kind masterful piece of art!
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Four Nights in Beautiful
Cabin 33
at Caldera Springs
on the Lake
3000
Globe Daily 3 Bike and
Peapod Solo Child Trailer
The Globe Daily 3 is a handsome,
aluminum, traditionally styled city
bicycle with all kinds of great built-in
features: color matched rear 10 kg-load
rack and steel full coverage fenders,
Shimano Nexus 7-speed internal gear
rear hub, bell and chain guard are
all integrated. The Globe Daily 3 is
designed for mileage with long-wearing
Specialized Infinity 700c tires with
Flak Jacket puncture protection.
Includes a Peapod trailer to make it easy
to include the whole family in your
cycling adventures.
Donor: Margueritte and Gene Kim
3001
Pair of Mid-Century Chairs
One pair of mid-century chairs that have
been refinished and reupholstered in
Pendleton fabric.
Donor: Andrew and Shauneen Field
Four nights in beautiful Cabin 33
located at Caldera Springs on the lake.
This cabin has three bedrooms and four
bathrooms and sleeps 10. These cabins
are the perfect place to get away or
get together (see cabin in package 3003)
This cabin definitely provides all the
luxury you want for your vacation.
Donor: Alan Dinger and Shari Reed
3003
Four nights in Beautiful
Cabin 26
in Sunriver’s Caldera Springs
Enjoy four nights in beautiful Cabin 26
in Sunriver’s newest community,
Caldera Springs. The cabin is 1800 sq. ft.
and features three bedrooms and four
bathrooms. There are two rooms with
king beds and the third has two twin beds,
all with en–suite facilities. The cabin
sleeps six comfortably. Each bedroom
has a large flatscreen TV and the garage
features a ping-pong table for your
enjoyment. You will enjoy your own
private hot tub that overlooks Trailmere
Lake. Within walking distance of the
Caldera Lake House, the Quarry Pool
with rock slide, Caldera’s fitness gym,
and the beautiful nine-hole golf course.
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Caldera Cabin 26 is a perfect cabin for
a family getaway in an ideal location.
Cabin 33, (package 3002) which is also
part of the OES Auction, is about
one block away. You could bid on both
for a family get-together or a vacation
with friends.
Donor: Jodi and Steve Wilkins
3004
Pappy Van Winkle
Bourbon Whiskey — Family
Reserve 15 Year Bottle
A younger version of the famous 20-yearold Pappy Van Winkle Family Reserve,
this bourbon was crafted according
to an exclusive family wheated recipe.
The smooth, oak flavor blends well
with the barrel proof. Selected from
barrels in the heart of a Kentucky
warehouse, it has remained untouched
for 15 years and unhurried by time.
According to Paul Pacult’s Spirit Journal,
this is “A whiskey connoisseur’s
bonanza…remarkable find…ranks with
the best whiskeys.”
This bottle of Pappy Van Winkle 15-YearOld Family Reserve Whiskey is classified
as rare. You will have a difficult time
locating a bottle of this whiskey without
searching outside of major retailers.
Donors: Cedar Mill Liquor Store
Lisa Miura-Guerra and Randy Guerra
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3005
Stephanie Inn
Romance Package
Enjoy a two night stay at the Stephanie
Inn in Cannon Beach for a great little
getaway. The Romance Package and one
Jeroboam of Pinot Noir from Domaine
Drouhin signed by the wine maker will
make the weekend complete.
Donor: Keeley R. O’Brien
3006
10th Grade Basket —
Spring Break Staycation
This Portland Staycation package
includes a Ross Island Kayak Tour for
six people, three Four-Person Passes
to Portland Children’s Museum, a
Benihana $50 Gift Card, Slappy Cakes
$50 Gift Card, two tickets to the Trail
Blazers vs. Sacramento Kings game on
Monday, March 28 at 7 pm at the
Moda Center. Also included are a
Melting Pot $100 Gift Card, a $50 Nike
Gift Card, a Baskin Robbins Gift Card,
a certificate to Barefoot Sage Spa for
Therapy for your Feet and a SuperPlay
$50 Gift Card.
Donors: Andrew and Kendall Crosby
James and Dana Atwood
Marlee Brown and Dan Musser
Nancy Davies and Bradley Schwartz
Ronald and Jennifer Hapke
Kenneth and Kieley Malueg
Portland Kayak Company
Roger and Funda Kelsay
Kevin and Sally Waddell
3007
3009
A Hillary Day Coat
Primary Basket —
Oregon Spirits:
the Cocktail Variety
Designer Hillary Day is driven by an
appreciation for lovely simplicity,
an interest in details and beautiful
technology. In 2008, she debuted her
line of five classic but innovative
outerwear styles conceived with every
woman in mind. Her coats are designed
for wearers of all ages, from 25 to 95.
The styles are timeless, not trendy,
perfect over jeans or leggings but marked
by traditional and elegant styling
that lends them to be worn with a skirt
and heels.
The winner’s choice of a coat from the
Portland studio.
Donor: Hillary Day and Paul Ehrlich
3008
Two-Night Stay in Sunriver
A two-night stay in a Sunriver vacation
home. The home has four bedrooms,
sleeps 10 comfortably. There is a hot tub,
barbecue, bikes and ping pong table.
Close location to shops, restaurants,
playground and biking/running trails.
Includes guest passes to SHARC.
Donor: Kristin and Vivek Deshmukh
A basket of Oregon spirits including;
Barrel Hitch Oregon Oak Whiskey,
New Deal Distillery Coffee Liquor,
Clear Creek Distillery Apple Brandy
Barrel, Bridge City Vodka, Crater Lake
Hazelnut Espresso Vodka, and
Big Bottom Gin. Accessories for your
“Oregon” bar include a Downton Abbey
3-piece Cocktail Shaker, Two Crater
Lake Spirits T-shirts, and a Glacier
Whiskey Rocks Set.
Donors: Elsa M. Colleran
Peter and Anna Laakmann
Joshua and Amy Remick
Nathan Stein and Fonda Joy Lee
Charles Otto and Dawn Swanson
Ian and Rebecca Thompson
3010
Brasada Ranch Getaway
Enjoy a three night stay in a three
bedroom cabin, with a hot tub at
beautiful Brasada Ranch. The cabin is
conveniently located close to the main
Ranch House and Athletic center.
This package includes four rounds of golf
and dinner for two at the Ranch House.
Donor: Nicholas and Susan Proudman
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3013
Lewis River Treehouse
Five Nights in a Sunriver
Vacation Home
Spend a weekend at a two-bedroom
guest house at Camp Stanley, enjoying
fishing, candle making, archery,
and ceramics. Less than an hour drive,
but a whole world away! Escape to
Camp Stanley on the Lewis River for
a weekend getaway in their cozy tree
house. The two bedrooms comfortably
accommodate your family. Enjoy quiet
game time, active adventures like
fishing and archery, or creative pursuits.
Donor: Nicholas and Carolyn Stanley
Enjoy five nights in a Sunriver vacation
home. This lodge-style two story cabin
is near Fort Rock Park. There are three
bedrooms and two baths. Enjoy the
poker table/game table off of the living
room, and pool table in the loft. Vaulted
ceilings, open great room with TV and
Blu-Ray player, WiFi, stainless steel
appliances and all new furnishings wrap
you in comfort all year. Being centrally
located makes it easy to enjoy activities
all over Sunriver!
3012
Donor: Brian Bogatin and Maja Hrbek
Blue Colonel Spode China
3014
A set of Blue Colonel Spode china that
includes nine complete settings and four
additional dinner plates.
Donor: Carina Luyties
Pearl MedSpa Package
The package includes three Photofacial
laser treatments and three Laser Genesis
skin resurfacing laser treatments from
Pearl MedSpa, Pearl MedSpa skin care
products, and a cosmetics bag are
also included.
Donor: Pearl MedSpa
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3016
4th Grade Basket —
Health and Wellness
Custom-Made Necklace
This 4th grade wellness package includes
Nike soccer gloves, books, home
ambiance perfume, a $50 gift card to
Kure Juice Bar, a $50 gift card to
Bio Foot Reflexology, a $50 gift card to
Barre 3, a $50 gift card to Lulemon,
a Nike basketball, Nike bag, Nike Mojo
golf balls, Nike soccer ball, Nike soccer
socks, Nike Golf X2 Sunglasses,
a $50 gift card to Dosha Spa, a $50 gift
card to Laughing Planet, a $25 gift card
to Prasad, Earbuds, yoga bricks (2),
a EcoSmart yoga mat and slingstrap, and
a three pack of Speedo goggles.
Donors: Marlee Brown and Dan Musser
Qing Gao
Adam and Betty Kobos
Sangmin and Hannah Lee
Rui Li
Nicholas and Susan Proudman
Brett and Leah Rath
Eric and Amanda Reveno
Eric and Amy Simpson
Valerie Weiss
Custom-made chalcedony and gold
necklace in mint by MPC Designs.
MPC Designs, which specializes in
producing unique and joyful precious
and semi-precious jewelry, is the
culmination of Melissa Carlson’s more
than 20 years of immersion in retail,
design, and high-end fashion. Formally
trained at London’s famed Inchbald
School of Design, Melissa considers her
life to be one of continuing education,
especially during her fortunate employ
with these industry leaders: for Hardy
Amies on Saville Row; among the bolts
of fabric and antiques at Colfax &
Fowler; in the treasure-packed hallways
of Sotheby’s, London (Client Services &
Fine Jewelry) and, finally, in the warm
embrace of elegant Dalton Brody. With
MPC Designs’ range of prices, Melissa
aims to deliver joy to all audiences,
maintaining a simple foundational
philosophy: all pieces are individual, and
all pieces are endlessly customizable to
each individual.
Donor: Melissa Carlson
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3017
T-shirt Quilt or Wall Hanging
This is a personally sewn quilt or wall
hanging made from T-shirts you send to
the quilter. Each of those shirts might
bring to mind a favorite team, class,
concert or activity. T-shirt quilts serve
many purposes: warmth, laughter, love
and memories. The average T-shirt
quilt is twin- to full-sized utilizing
12-20 shirts (or logos....from front, back,
sleeves). You supply the shirts and,
within 6-8 weeks, Carrolyn will provide
the quilt or wall hanging.
Donors: Carrolyn M Vidal
It’s Sew U Keepsakes
3018
Mt. Hood Government Camp
Getaway at the Grand Lodges
The Grand Lodges at Collins Lake
Resort is proud to present two
consecutive nights in the luxurious
accommodations of Grand Lodge
Unit #5. Up to eight guests can be
accommodated. Amenities include full
kitchen, laundry facilities, gas fireplace,
deck, pool, hot tub, and sauna. The
Grand Lodges at Collins Lake Resort
is Oregon’s newest destination resort,
located in the heart of Mt. Hood’s
recreation paradise! It is within minutes
of Mt. Hood Skibowl and Timberline
Lodge, and located in the Village of
Government Camp. As a bonus of
staying with us, you will receive a VIP
Gold Card to use during your stay.
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The VIP Gold Card will get
you exclusive discounts throughout
Government Camp.
This offer is not valid during holiday
periods, special event periods or on
weekends in January, February, and July.
Donor: Jennifer and Richard Young
3019
3 Extraordinary
Bottles of Wine
3 bottles of wine:
1995 Sine Qua Non, The Other Hand.
Red Wine
• 1996 Sine Qua Non, Against the Wall,
Red Wine
• 2002 Sine Qua Non, Mr. K
The Noble Man, Dessert Wine
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Here is your chance to experience some
of the most sought-after and praiseworthy
cult wines. Sine Qua Non wines are
available by mailing list only, which has
a years long waiting list. The wines
are regularly reviewed as some of the
best red wines available. The 1996
Against the Wall (Syrah blend) received
94 points from Robert Parker’s Wine
Advocate and 92 points from Wine
Spectator. The 1995 The Other Hand
(red Rhone blend), is extraordinarily
rare, commanding premium prices in
the secondary market. Finally, the 2002
dessert wine, Mr. K, The Noble Man
(half bottle), a collaboration between
Austrian winemaker Alois Kracher and
Sine Qua Non, is sold to members on
a dessert-wine only mailing list and
received 94 points from Parker’s Wine
Advocate. All wines were purchased
directly from the winery upon
release and stored continuously in a
temperature-controlled cellar.
Both red wines have a small scratch on
the front of the label caused by
storage racking. Good luck and enjoy!
Donor: William Fanning and
Carrie Grove-Fanning
An acrylic painting depicting bamboo
trees with large green foliage in the right
quadrant. Black, metal float frame.
Donor: Estelle Kelley
3049
Manzanita Marsh
By Carol Sims
An acrylic painting of a realistic marsh
scene with water in the lower half of the
composition. Unframed.
Bamboo With Lipstick Palms
By Carol Sims
48"h x 60"w
3046
48"h x 72"w
3048
Bird of Paradise
By Carol Sims
An acrylic painting depicting
bird of paradise with large green foliage.
Unframed.
48"h x 60"w
3047
Autographed Grimm Poster
and Framing
An autographed Grimm Poster with a
$100 gift card to Beard’s Framing.
Donor: Beard’s Framing
Todd Milliner
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3053
Reserved Parking Spot
at the 2016 St. Nick’s Chapel
Care Package for
your Child Away at College
A reserved parking spot at the 2016
St. Nick’s Chapel.
A monthly care package of homemade
treats will be sent to your child at
college. This includes the months from
September through May. YUM!
3054
Donor: Karen Seder
Reserved Parking Spot for
Homecoming 2016
A reserved parking spot for Homecoming
2016.
3051
Middle School Book Basket
3056
Favorite books donated by a group of
Middle School faculty. Some have been
made into movies and some are just
favorite books.
Reserved Parking Spot
on Opening Day
for the 2016–2017 School Year
Donors: Charley Adams
Tessa Daniel
Sara Fromme
Benno Lyon
Cindy McEnroe
Anna Rozzi
Karen Seder
Ann Sulzer
Nancy Teskey
3052
OES Doll Bed and Chair
Handmade OES doll bed, chair,
and desk.
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A reserved parking spot on Opening Day
for the 2016-2017 School Year.
3057
Lunch With Head of School
Mo Copeland
Lunch for one student with
Head of School Mo Copeland in the
OES Dining Hall.
Donor: Mo Copeland
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3061
If You Give an Aardvark
a Cookie
Four Front Row Seats at the
Middle School Promotion
One lucky Lower School class
will enjoy stories and treats from Lower
School Faculty and Staff. After school
from 3:05–4:00 pm in the Lower School
Library on a mutually agreeable date.
Four Front Row Seats at the Thursday,
June 16, 2016, Middle School Promotion.
Includes a reserved parking spot.
Donor: Heidi Hackenjos
3062
Four Front Row Seats at
the Upper School
Commencement Ceremony
3059
Horticultural Workshop
for 6 to 8 People
The workshop on basic horticultural
techniques will last two to three hours
and will include potting up, potting on,
seed sowing, separating seed, bulb
planting, leaf and stem cutting, and basic
care. All techniques will be practiced,
and all materials will be provided
by the donor.
Donor: Peter Langley
Four Front Row Seats at the June 17,
2016, Upper School Commencement
Ceremony.
3063
North End Men’s Jacket
North End men’s stone colored
windsmart jacket, size large. Water
resistant with OES logo.
Donor: OES School Store
3060
Four Front Row Seats at the
Lower School Promotion
Four front row seats at the Wednesday,
June 15, 2016, Lower School Promotion.
Seats are behind the Lower School
students and will be reserved for you.
Includes a reserved parking spot.
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3064
3065
Speedstack
Mt. Hood Mountain Bike
Expedition
Join Speed Stacking Team coach
and Lower School PE teacher,
Stephanie Rankin, for a speed stacking
class for 5-10 people. Speed Stacking
is an amazing sport of fitness, agility,
concentration and speed. This activity
helps develop sequencing, motor
skills, patterning, and concentration,
while having a blast!
Fun for ages 4-400!! This packages
includes a Speed Stack Fast Set.
Donors: Stephanie Rankin
Speed Stacks, Inc.
Go with Dan Thompson, an employee of
OES (Maintenance), to a place he calls
Dan’s Disneyland. So you have skied
Mt. Hood and you have hiked Mt. Hood;
now it’s time to Mountain Bike Mt. Hood!
Biking skills and cardio endurance are
needed for this event. Beginner mountain
bikers will bike through Government
Camp onto a lower trail and enjoy a
beautiful trail at the base of Mt. Hood,
with lunch provided at Mt. Hood
Brewing Co. Intermediate riders will be
shuttled for free to Timberline Lodge
where we will pick up a trail. Welcome
to Dan’s Disneyland, where he will teach
you helpful skills, with frequent water
and snack breaks on one of the most
thrilling bike rides of your life. Lunch will
be provided here as well. If you’re not too
tired, you will do it a second time.
Donor: Dan Thompson
3066
Home Brew Session with
Brad Kuhns
Brew a five-gallon batch of the beer
of your choice with OES Tech guru and
seasoned home brewer, Brad Kuhns.
Join in on the process and end up with
two cases of custom beer to share with
your friends. Home Brew Session
Donor: Brad Kuhns
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3067
3069
OES Summer Program
$200 Credit
Boys Lacrosse Lessons with
Coach Sullivan
$200 Credit towards any summer class in
the 2016 OES Summer Program.
Two 45- minute lacrosse lessons with
OES Athletic Director, Dennis Sullivan,
who will personalize the lesson for your
son depending on his experience and
goals. It does not matter if your son has
been playing for 10 years or is picking up
a lacrosse stick for the first time, Coach
Sullivan will help him develop his skills
and increase his love and understanding
of the game of lacrosse.
Donor: OES Summer Program
3068
Doubles Tennis Clinic with
Coach Coleen Davis
One 90- minute doubles clinic from
OES girls’ tennis coach, Coleen Davis,
named 2014 National Coach of the
Year in girls’ tennis by the National
Federation of State High School
Associations. Coleen has coached at
OES for 27 years. During that time
she has been named state coach of the
year seven times, and her team has
been the state champion eight times.
Donor: Dennis Sullivan
Donor: Coleen Davis
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OES SCHOOL STORE
Now in
Morris House,
downstairs. Use
Admissions
entrance.
Open Mon– Fri • 2– 4 p.m.
Shop 24 / 7 at www.oes.edu/store
OES
SUMMER
PROGRAMS
2016
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Summer time is the perfect time for...
LACROSSE
MAKER SPACES
ANIMATION
MUSIC
SOCCER
MINECRAFT
THEATER
LEADERSHIP
BASKETBALL
ARDUINO
PHOTOGRAPHY
SAT PREP
PARKOUR
ROBOTICS
SEWING
PAINTING
CULINARY ARTS
ROCKETRY
SERVICE LEARNING
…AND MORE!
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2016 DONORS
AAA Oregon
Stephen and Leslie Aaron
Charlie Adams
Charlie and Stephanie Allderdice
Andrew and Kendall Crosby
Annie Bloom’s Books
Anonymous
Antonio’s House of Coffee
Robert and Ann Armstrong
James and Dana Atwood
Maziar Azadpour and Farnosh Ghasemi
Baja Fresh Lake Oswego
Brandon and Susan Burner Bankowski
Robin Barnstead-Long
Barre 3, Portland
Toni Holmberg
Beard’s Framing
Christopher Bender and
Caitlin Morris-Bender
Bendistillery
Bigfoot Lacrosse Portland
Big Winds Hood River
Geoffrey and Ashley Bingham
Daniel and Kimberly Bissell
Black Bear Diner Beaverton
Marten and Kristin Bloom
Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods
Brian Bogatin and Marjorie Hrbek
Renata and Morgan Bonar
Boogie Wipes-Nehemiah
Manufacturing Company
Todd Andrew and Anne Borus
Derek and Pace Bowers
John and Kristin Bradley
Brasada Ranch / Northview Hotel Group
Leah Brecunier and Brian Dunn
Beth Breiten
Marlee Brown and Robert Musser
Moira and Michael Buckley
Carol and Ian Bull
Bull Run Distilling Co.
Joseph and Andrea Burdick
Carole Burton
Valerie Weiss
Capital Genealogy
Melissa Carlson
Christopher and Diane Carter
Catering by Lori Gooch
Cedar Mill Liquor Store
Central Bark
James Chan and Jennifer Edman
Ronald and Catherine Chan
Tabon and Soolynn Chang
Charles Fine Art Portraits
Weiguo Chen and Shuhua Li
Emily Chessar
Chocolate Lab Expeditions
ClarkLewis
ClubSport Oregon
Coffee Rush
Elsa M. Colleran
Frank and Wendy Collie
William and Nancy Collins
Mo and Chris Copeland
Jeremy and Mercedes Corey
Rene Cowell
Crowley Wine
Curves in Multnomah Village
Tessa Daniel
David D’Ascenzo and Emily Groth
Dave’s Killer Bread
Nancy Davies and Bradley Schwartz
Coleen Davis
Viju and Aishwarya Bhat Deenadayalu
Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company
Kristin and Vivek Deshmukh
Alan Dinger and Shari Reed
Disney Corporate
TH ANK YOU
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2016 DONORS
Thomas Thieu and Deanne Do
Mary and Scott Dolich
Serge and Nicole Domkowski
Dr. Joseph A. Dugoni —
Dugoni Orthodontics
Robert and RayAnn DuBose
Julie Duke and André Martin
Paul and Kristina Durant
Olivia Durant
Eastside Distilling
Sarah and Alexander Ellis
EMP Museum
Christian and Brandie Ettinger
Face First Facial and Body Care Salon
Farber Swim School
Mark and Kim Feller
Jessica and Garrett Fenton
Andrew and Shauneen Field
James and Michelle Fitzhenry
Mark and Courtney Fitzloff
Sara Fromme
Full Sail Brewing Company
G. Williker’s Toy Shoppe
Qing Gao
Frank and Kristina Geary
Gene and Sally Kolbe
John and Karen Getz
Elizabeth and Thomas Gewecke
Christopher and Nita Gibson
Jason and April Gilster
Verity and Antony Goldstein
Lori Gooch
Grand Central Baking Co.
Trent and Mary Lou Green
William and Carrie Grove-Fanning
Heidi Hackenjos
Nels Hage
George Hale and Kara Oringdulph-Hale
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T HA N K YO U
Anna and Frank Halpin
Angela Hancock
Hand and Stone Massage and Facial Spa
Tom Handel
Ronald and Jennifer Hapke
Joshua Schindler and Andrea Herzka
David Hasson and Sharon Toncray
Head and Heart Intelligence
David and Joy Heinecke
Scott Hendrickson and Catherine Kubik
Aaron and Kathleen Hicks
Elizabeth Highet
Christina and David Hillis
Hillsboro Hops Professional Baseball
Holland Studios
Hopworks Urban Brewery
Pamela and Fritz Hummelt
Steven Hunt and Cynthia Caraballo-Hunt
Patrick and Betty Inscore
Imperial Restaurant
Lara Ingham
Ivar’s and Kidd Valley Restaurants
Cameron Jack
Kazuaki and Yuko Jindai
Joanne Devlin — Pump It Up
Kevin and Marina Johnson
Marianne Johnson
Darren Jones and Diane Engelhard Jones
Jordi and Lisa Kellogg
Adam and Stephanie Kjar
Kaady Car Wash
Benjamin Kaiser and Erin Livengood
Estelle Kelley and Jason Weber
Kells Irish Restaurant and Pub
Jennie Kiffmeyer
Mary Kilo
Margueritte and Gene Kim
Kimberli Ransom Photography
Dori and Maurice King
T HE 30T H ANNUAL O ES AUCTIO N
2016 DONORS
Donna and Travis Knight
Adam and Betty Kobos
Elena and Ethan Korngold
Brad and Lorena Kuhns
Kuni BMW
Sean Kuni and Elizabeth Austin
Peter and Anna Laakmann
Lake Oswego Hunt Riding Academy
Lake Theatre and Cafe
Lakewood Theatre Company
Mark and Kathryn Landauer
Peter Langley
Laserport
Priscilla Le and Linh Dao
Alexandra Lee and Richard Sohn
Sangmin and Hannah Lee
David Stein and Fonda Lee
LEGO Education
Bart and Maureen Lematta
Maija and Kaija Lematta
Les Schwab Tire Center —
Washington Square
Wesley Lewis
Jing Li and Yongping Liu
Dr. Rui Li
Jim and Liz Lund
Charles and Amy Lindholm
James and Julie Lovestrand
Carina and Frederic Luyties
Benno Lyon
Magnum Opus Hair Salon
Kenneth and Kieley Malueg
Massage Envy
Kirstin McAuley
Tod and Veronica McClaskey
Cindy McEnroe
Malcolm and Rico McIver
McMenamins
Jessica McVay and John Trojanowicz
Metaamo Studio
Tna Meyerhoff
Michelle Steinback, Cedar and Moss
Micro Kickboard
Ann Miller and Desiree Bliss
Todd Milliner
Randy and Tammy Moe
Christine Monfor
Moonstruck Chocolate Company
Christopher and Laura Moran
Don and Alicia Morissette
Peter and Bridget Morningstar
Kevin and Laura Murphy
My Masterpiece Art Studio
Chris Myers
Susan Namkung Torch and Robert Torch
Anthony and Natalia Neal
New Deal Distillery
New Seasons Market
Next Adventure
Lai Wa Ng and Alvin Chi-Kin Chow
Jon and Jennifer Nicolazzo
Noodles and Company
Northwest Children’s Theater
Keeley O’Brien
Shannon Parker and David O’Brien
Occasions Fine Gifts
OES After School Program
OES Lower School
OES Middle School
OES School Store
Declan O’Hare and Nan Hanson
Sean and Hilary O’Hollaren
Rory O’Hollaren
Ollar Photography
OMSI
Oregon Children’s Theatre
TH ANK YOU
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2016 DONORS
Oregon Symphony
Scott and Debra Pajor
Eric Young Park and Grace J Lee-Park
Park Kitchen
Allison Parshall
Pearl MedSpa
Pedal Bike Tours
Peju Province Winery
Rachel Phelps
Frances Phillips
Piccolo Mondo Toys
Pier 39
Kay Pinkava
Pittock Mansion
Play It Again Sports
Cindy Plummer
Portland Center Stage
Portland Kayak Company
Portland Timbers
Ruchi Prakash and Manish Mehta
Vincent and Laurie Price
Nicholas and Susan Proudman
Provenence Hotels
R. Stuart and Co. Winery
Raccoon Lodge and Brewpub
Stephanie Rankin
Brett and Leah Rath
Sarah and Kevin Raymond
Red Tail Golf Academy
Regal Entertainment Group
Regal Entertainment
Rejuvenation, Inc
Joshua and Amy Remick
James and Joan Reveno
Eric and Amanda Reveno
Evan and Rebecca Roberts
Jon and Beth Rosch
Sarah Ross-Bailly and Devin Bailly
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Anna Rozzi
Kenneth Ruoff and Jean Linscott
Megan Ruoff
Jonathan and Jaime Sales
Sammys Flowers
Debby Schauffler
Nathan and Mari Schwalbach
Sammy Schwarz and Adam Murray
Sea Glass Fine Art Photography
Mark and Mary Seabright
Karen Seder
Kevin and Nora Semonson
Shawn and Sandy Patrick
Sherwood Ice Arena
Samuel and Jennifer Shiley
Eric and Amy Simpson
Anna Sipowicz
Patricia and Steven Sipowicz
Sky High Sports Portland
John Slusher and Christine Carr
Melissa Smith and Michael Gillson
Elizabeth Smith
Sheridan and Whitney Snyder
Ron and Vanessa Sorensen
Speed Stacks, Inc.
Joy Spencer
Elaina Spring and Darrin Eden
Timothy and Elizabeth Smith
Stand Together
Nicholas and Carolyn Stanley
Starbucks — Pike Place Market
Eric Stecker and Katherine Strelich
Nathan Stein and Fonda Lee
Sean and Jill Stone
Studio Christy Photography
Dennis Sullivan
Ann Sulzer
Sunset Lanes
Sunset Porsche
T HE 30T H ANNUAL O ES AUCTIO N
2016 DONORS
Superplay Family Entertainment Center
Charles and Dawn Swanson
Sylvan Learning Center
Margaret Synan-Russell
Alexander and Fiona Tait
Nancy Teskey
The Bent Brick
The Broadway Rose Theatre Company
The Grand Hotel
The Original Pancake House
Thinker Toys
Dan Thompson
Ian and Rebecca Thompson
Becky Tooley
Toro Bravo
Mitchell Tracy and Christina Gong
Julie Tsai
Kerry Tymchuk
UU Yogurt
Kevin and Kysa Vassily
Carrolyn Vidal
Heike and Eric von der Heyden
Kevin and Sally Waddell
Elliott Waksman, MA
Eileen and Bashar Wali
Gisela Walitzki
Walnut Village, LLC
Deborah and Benjamin Walsh
Walt Disney Family Museum
Kimberly and Kieran Waterson
Kaie Wellman and Kevin de Garmo
Susan West
West Portland Physical Therapy Clinic LLC
Western Pet Supply
Westside Dance and Gymnastics Academy
Wildlife Safari
Jodi and Steve Wilkins
Willamette Valley Vineyards
Scott and Traci Williams
Brandon Wilson and Shannon Lewis
Wilsonville Family Fun Center and
Bullwinkles Restaurant
Wine and Growl
Michael and Katherine Witteman
World Affairs Council of Oregon
World Forestry Center
Wendy and Carter Wray
Young Art
Jennifer and Richard Young
Yuen Lui Studio
Lyn and Joe Zenisek
Yao Yuan
Brandy Ziegenbalg
Zupan’s Markets
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3rd Grade Families
4th Grade Families
5th Grade Families
6th Grade Families
7th Grade Families
8th Grade Families
9th Grade Families
10th Grade Families
11th Grade Families
12th Grade Families
TH ANK YOU
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