Operation OES: Aardy`s Mission Possible

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COOPERATING AGENCIES:
THE OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
AUCTION COMMITTEE
AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
WELCOME:
YOU
TO:
OPERATION OES:
AARDY’S MISSION POSSIBLE
DATE:
SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 2015
MASTER OF CEREMONIES:
PETER BUONINCONTRO
ANNOUNCER:
PETER LANGLEY
AUCTIONEER:
KELLY RUSSELL
KELLY RUSSELL AUCTIONS, LLC
Please bring this catalog with you to the night of the auction.
(And please recycle it at the auction or afterwards.)
OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Constructing the future.
Commerce Properties, a real estate
investment company, proudly supports
OES’s new building campaign.
CONTENTS
Welcome from the Head of School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Message from the Board President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Welcome from the Auction Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Patrons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Evening Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Golden Ticket Raffle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Diamonds are Forever Raffle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Auction Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Auction Guidelines and Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Paddle Raise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Auction Event Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Live Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Easel Parties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Job Shadows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Class Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Super Silent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Where grand memories are made
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 many family activities including visits to historic Fort
Mackinac, bicycling, carriage tours and the unique shops of downtown
Mackinac. Children under 11 stay free.
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FROM :
The Head of the School
ASSIGNMENT :
29th Annual Auction
Operation OES: Aardy’s Mission Possible
March 14, 2015
Montgomery Park
DATE :
LOCATION :
Dear Aardvarks:
Your mission, should you choose to accept, is to infiltrate this highly attended, thoroughly
entertaining event at Montgomery Park. Our intel shows that although OES prides itself on
being Always Open, this event sells out and you purchased your tickets quickly to successfully
complete your mission.
The identified purpose of Operation OES is to raise annual funds for our school to support
programs that enhance our students learning experience. Upon successful completion of our
2015 mission, we hope to fund ongoing programs such as AASK and employee professional
growth and development. We would also like to consider supporting projects such as:
purchasing a new school bus, modernizing classroom furniture to create better opportunities
for experiential leaning, and completing additional gym safety improvements.
There are a few key targets without whom this event could never have happened. Behind the
scenes, Cindy Plummer is one everyone clearly depends on, supported by exceptional leadership
from Chair Lisa Kellogg and her Co-Chair Michelle Fitzhenry. How they manage to coordinate
this mission and wrangle their “volunteers” is one of the secrets we hope to discover.
Report back immediately following the event. Our goal is to have the most successful auction
ever—and with your focus and attention, it will be.
Sincerely yours,
Mo Copeland
Operation OES / Case Files / 5
To maintain your deep cover, you must arrive appropriately attired in your working undercover
togs, flaunt your bid number at every occasion, silently take over the Wall of Wine, and
generally add to the frivolity of the evening. Our inside information leads us to believe that
attendees are generally there, surprisingly, to have fun. Report back what you observe, and
be careful not to reveal your identity.
YOU CAN
BANK
ON THE
AARDVARKS!
  •   •  • 
  ,  (  ) -
--- • ..
  •     : 
       ., .
 ⁄
RECEIVED
AARDVARK
INTERNATIONAL
FROM:
The Board President
TO:
The OES Community
ASSIGNMENT: 29th Annual Auction
DATE:
March 14, 2015
LOCATION:
Montgomery Park
Dear Friends,
I need your help with a serious matter. I am assigned to this case and I cannot solve it
alone. I NEED your help!
Countless hours have gone into the planning of this mission. Auction chair Lisa Kellogg
and her co-chair Michelle Fitzhenry, along with many volunteers, have put in countless
hours getting stuff, putting stuff together, making stuff happen.
OES continues to deliver a world-class education to our children, but they cannot do it
alone. Over the years, the OES auction has raised funds that support this very important
mission by providing funding for professional development, enhancing vital resources
at our school, and continuing to improve our physical campus. But these things cannot
continue to happen without your acceptance of this mission. I beg you to accept!
1. Connect with friends
2. Celebrate OES
3. Buy lots of stuff (not just a little, but a lot)
4. Raise your paddle (not just in the auction but during the paddle raise)
5. Make a positive difference
This message will self destruct.
Sincerely yours,
Agent K
(AKA Kate B. Lieber)
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is as follows:
THANK YOU LISA AND MICHELLE
FOR MAKING OUR MISSION POSSIBLE!
Mr. Hunt, this isn’t mission difficult,
it’s mission impossible. “Difficult” should be
a walk in the park for you.
— Mission Commander Swanbeck / Mission Impossible
MESSAGE FROM
THE AUCTION CHAIR
I welcome you with great passion and
delight to the 29th annual Oregon Episcopal
School Auction. This year’s auction is
operating under the code name, OOES—
Operation Oregon Episcopal School: Aardy’s
Mission Possible. Our Secret Agents have
accepted their mission from the OES Secret
Service and have been working diligently on
their assignment for months. Tonight is the
night that our secret mission is exposed.
Our Secret Agents have used
their highly honed skills and expertise to
make tonight perfect. They have devoted
themselves to our mission. The parent
volunteers have given hundreds of hours
of their time to develop tonight’s amazing
event. Their devotion to the mission is
second to none. I thank each and every one
of them so very much. Get ready for an
auction full of excitement and adventure!
My co-chair, Secret Agent
Michelle Fitzhenry, has a brilliant mind and
a generous heart and has been beside me
every step of the way. Together we worked
under the code, “In union there is strength”
and completed our mission to bring you
a special night devoted to raising funds for
our wonderful school. Not only did I have
the best Secret Agent by my side, but also
I now have a lifelong friendship that I will
forever cherish.
I would also love to thank
Cindy Plummer, our Auction Coordinator.
I have had the privilege of working with
Cindy for the past two years. I will forever
remember all the words of wisdom she
taught me and the many laughs we shared.
Cindy, you are the “Bond” that holds our
Agents together.
No mission would succeed without
the most important assets in the world:
family and friends. My husband, Jordi,
has always looked at me with task in hand
and believed with his whole heart that I
will succeed. Chairing this auction was no
exception. Staring deep in my eyes he said,
“You will do a great job!” I responded quickly
with, “Are you sure?” Thank you babe, I
could have never done this without you.
I love you to the moon and back!
A very special thanks goes out to
my little ones, Jordi Jr, Bella, and Sebi!
Thank you for your patience and support.
Each of you understands the importance of
giving back to our communities, and you
encouraged me every step of the way.
Big hugs and kisses to all of you!
And to all of my friends, thank you
for always asking what you could do to help
or being an attentive listener when I needed
someone to review ideas with. Without each
and every one of you, we would not be
where we are tonight.
And so, here we are. The Secret
Mission is no longer secret and is now yours
to accept. Your mission, should you choose
to accept it, is to raise your bidder cards
high and often. Don’t let the competition
trick you with their marksmanship! Each of
us has a bond, a real bond to OES, and
tonight is your night to review your catalog
carefully and develop your bidding strategy.
I welcome all of you to eat, drink, mingle,
and most importantly… BID, BID, BID!
Remember, for our beloved OES,
the World is Not Enough. Let’s make this a
Mission Possible.
Shaken, not stirred,
Lisa H. Kellogg
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AUCTION PATRONS
DOORS OPEN AT 5:00 P.M.
1ST CLOSING – RED
6:15 P.M.
2ND CLOSING – BLACK
6:30 P.M.
3RD CLOSING – GOLD
SUPER SILENT, CLASS PROJECTS, JOB SHADOWS
6:45 P.M.
EASEL PARTIES CLOSE
8:00 P.M.
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.
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“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!
Golden Ticket purchases will receive
a Bond size diamond ring or a martini glass pin.
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
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.
THE OES AUCTION
“DIAMONDS
ARE
FOREVER
RAFFLE”
Make your way to
the champagne/martini bar
and enter for a
chance to win a beautiful
diamond pendant.
Diamonds are Forever Raffle purchaser can choose
from a Vesper Martini or glass of Bollinger Champagne.
Raffle ticket sales close at 7:00 p.m.
Raffle drawing will be held prior to the start of the Live Auction.
“DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER”
RAFFLE TICKET COST: $ 50/TICKET
2015 AUCTION COMMITTEE
DECORATIONS CHAIR
EASEL PARTY CHAIR
INVITATION CHAIR
JOB SHADOWS CHAIR
LIVE AUCTION CHAIR
PROCUREMENT CHAIR
PUBLICITY CHAIR
RAFFLE CHAIR
SILENT AUCTION CHAIR
WALL OF WINE
WILL-CALL CHAIR
OTHER COMMITTEE MEMBERS
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6TH GRADE
7TH GRADE
8TH GRADE
9TH GRADE
10TH GRADE
11TH GRADE
12TH GRADE
Lisa Kellogg
Michelle Fitzhenry
Mari Schwalbach
Sohee Anderson
Chris Gong
Nate Schwalbach
Karen Hsu / David Jacobson / Tricia Sipowicz
Ruchi Prakash
Tracey Arensberg
Sally Waddell
Lower School - Dori King
Middle School - Karen Seder
Upper School - Gisela Walitzki
Rhonda Schwartz / Sandra Cost
Jennifer Gabrielson / Michelle Tubbs
Karen Hsu / David Jacobson
Sohee Anderson
Diane Engelhard Jones / Brian Lockyear
Mercedes Corey
Amanda Reveno
Frances Phillips
Rebecca Roberts / Courtney Fitzloff
Jaime Sales / Sally & Gene Kolbe
Lisa DeGrace
Maureen Lematta / Hilary O’Hollaren /
Deb Pajor
Hedy Donnelly
Dawn Swanson
Paula Gore
Becky Holzman
Lisa Handley / Karole Wilson
Deanne Do
Soolynn Chang
Mercedes Corey
Michele Ackerman / Jodi Wilkins
Pam Hummelt
Soolynn Chang
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Nancy Collins / Mary Kilo
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Form
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Oregon Episcopal School
Auction Guidelines
and Rules
2015
Registration
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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!
Wall of Wine
Wall of Wine
Pay $20 for one bottle or $50 for three bottles. Bottles will be marked with your bid
number and will be available for pick up at Will Call.
How To Bid
and Win!
Silent Auction
The extremely popular Wall of Wine returns this year to Aardy’s Mission Possible.
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 $20 to over $100. Purchase a paper bag-wrapped bottle and find out what fun
wine you have purchased!
1st Closing . . . . . . . . . . 6:15 p.m.
2nd Closing . . . . . . . . . 6:30 p.m.
3rd Closing . . . . . . . . . . 6:45 p.m.
Silent Auction
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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Super Silent, Class Projects, Job Shadows
Form
0314EZ
Auction Guidelines
and Rules
Continued
How To Bid
and Win!
Class Projects
Bidding closes at 6:45 p.m.
Class Project bidding procedure is the same as in the Silent Auction.
How To Bid
and Win!
Easel Parties
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.
How To Bid
and Win!
Live Auction
Keep a copy for
your records.
How to Pay
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.
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 20, 2015 to allow adequate time to
review purchase data for accuracy. Once payment is completed, a receipt is provided
showing all the items 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.
Form
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Auction Guidelines
and Rules
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Merchandise Pick–Up / Will Call
Before You
Leave
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.
Don’t Forget
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
non-infringement. 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 14, 2016.
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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AUCTION COMMITTEE:
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KAREN HSU, DAVID JACOBSON, DORI KING, KAREN SEDER, TRACY ARENSBERG, RHONDA SCHWARTZ, JENNIFER GABRIELSON,
BRIAN LOCKYEAR, MERCEDES COREY, AMANDA REVENO, JAIME SALES, SALLY & GENE KOLBE, LISA DEGRACE
OES SCHOOL STORE
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Visit us in Morris House,
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THE OES AUCTION
“PADDLE
RAISE”
AN EASY WAY
TO GIVE
GENEROUSLY
The Paddle Raise is an easy way to support programs that
enhance our children’s learning experience. The proceeds from
this portion of the program contribute significantly to the
success of the auction and provide additional funding for
Special Initiatives. For example, the 2014 Paddle Raise helped
fund the new Theatre Arts Lab in the Upper School, new
Scoreboards for the Turf Field, Gym and SPARC, a new ceiling
in SPARC, and the new Science Labs in the Middle School. The
“wish list” of things we would consider purchasing with 2015
funds includes a new school bus, modernizing classroom furniture
to create better opportunities for experiential learning, and
completing additional gym safety improvements.
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.
Over the past 11 years, the OES Auction has raised more than
$3 million to fund special projects that enhance our campus and
the everyday experience for all our students.
15755 SW Sequoia Parkway ▪ Suite 200 ▪ Tigard, Oregon 97224
Drs. Scott Grewe, Chris Nanson, Mark Wagner & Robert Wilson
Orthopedic Surgeons
Specializing in Knees, Hips, Shoulders and Sports Medicine
Team Physicians for the University of Portland and U.S. Soccer
503.639.6002
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CALENDAR
OF
AUCTION
EVENTS
Wednesday
Friday
License to Score:
Four seats at
Blazer-Clipper Game
Live #16
The Man with the
Golden Ale
Easel Party #5
Friday
June 5
April 1
April 17
License to Spend
Easel party #2
Wednesday
April 22
From Mongolia with Love
Easel party #3
Wednesday
May 6
Proper Butchery class with
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres
at the Bent Brick
Live #11
Saturday
May 9
Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Prom Packet
Live #8
May 15
Friday
Drink Another Day
Easel Party #6
Wednesday
June 10
Live and Let Dive
Easel party #1
Saturday
Sept. 5
Two Tickets
to Oregon State v.
Weber State Football
Live #16
Friday
Oct. 16
License to Party
at Hotel deLuxe
Live #7
Mon–Thur
Oct.
26–29
Who loves NY and
The Who more than Bond?
Live #20
Nov.
TBD
Bond Party
Screening for 20
Live #4
One week
Dec.
19–26
Christmas in the Keys
Casino Royale Style
Live #15
Sunday
Feb. 28
2016
Golden Guy
Easel party #4
LIVE AUCTION
I N V E S T I G AT
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CASE #:
Operation:
1
BLOOMMAKER
WITH MI6 AGENT
PETER LANGLEY
1
Mission:
Imagine greeting spring with a burst of color that cheers up those
sometimes chilly Portland days. With this planting of tulips and other
spring-flowering bulbs like daffodils, crocuses and snowdrops, you will
have a spectacular display in your garden or any large parcel of land
where you think it is needed most. Best of all, you can enjoy reruns of
this incredibly joyful welcoming of spring for years to come.
Industrious Bond partner-in-crime, Peter Langley, OES Biology Teacher,
will lead his special task force of OES students to prepare your garden
for a beautiful array of spring-flowering bulbs, taking your color and
varietal preferences into consideration. Peter will consult with you to
determine which bulbs, and where and when to plant for the best results
and maintenance of the bulbs.
Restrictions:
Planting will be scheduled on a mutually agreed-upon date.
Bulb purchase limited to $500.
Planting site must be within a 30 mile radius of OES.
Expect to schedule planting in November 2015 for blooms in spring 2016.
Bulb planting at your home
Operation OES / Live Auction / 31
Submitting Agency:
Peter Langley
Peter’s special student task force
CASE #:
Operation:
2
2
SOUP AND
NO NUTS DINNER
*
Mission:
No mission is impossible when agents background-checked from OES
faculty and staff prepare family-sized batches of soup for your dining
pleasure. From Gazpacho to Seafood Bisque, you may even send out
your spies to recover the secret recipes! This package also includes
three dozen cookies per month, and a gift certificate for one loaf
of bread per month from any Grand Central Baking Company location, for
12 consecutive months.
2015
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
White Chili Soup, and White Chocolate Chunk Cookies
Greens & Tomato with Barley Charmer Soup, and M&M Cookies
Tortellini Soup, and Pizzelle Cookies
Tortilla Soup, and Cinnamon Sugar Butter Cookies
Gazpacho Soup, and Chocolate Crackles
Pork Pozole Soup, and Oatmeal Raisin Chews
Minestrone Soup, and Hershey Kiss Cookies
Kale and White Bean Soup, and Gingersnaps
French Scallop Bisque, and Classic Spritz Cookies
2016
January
February
March
Butternut Squash and Ginger Soup, and Gum Drop cookies
Leek and Potato Soup, and Mrs. Fields’ Chocolate Chip Cookies
Pumpkin Coconut Soup, and Scotch Shortbread Cookies
Restrictions:
No substitutions for soup or cookies.
Offer runs for 12 consecutive months from April 2015 through March 2016.
Soup, bread and cookies, once a month for 12 months
Submitting Agencies:
Toni Holmberg
Carole Burton
Laura Foster-Flynn
Sara Fromme
Grand Central Baking
Company
Angela Hancock
Gene and Sally Kolbe
Dana Mosher Lewis
Ann Sulzer
Kirstin McAuley
Nancy Teskey
Kiah Johnson Mounsey Pat Freeman
Karen Seder
*Title references Mission Impossible, Season 12 Episode 5, “Soup to Nuts Dinner”
aired March 17, 2013.
CASE #:
Operation:
3
3
LICENSE TO THRILL—
A DAY AT
THE RACETRACK
Mission:
Spend a day at Oregon Raceway Park (ORP) in Grass Valley, Oregon,
with OES parent, Christopher Bender. Christopher’s 007 driving experience
includes former lead instructor for the Oregon Region of the Porsche
Club of America, part-time professional driving coach, and the owner
of the dark gray street-legal race car you have likely seen flashing
through the OES parking lot at 3PM on sunny days.
The winner’s full day of conceptual and practical instruction on the art
of performance driving will include a private, covert adventure in the
passenger seat beside Christopher for a few, one of a kind, thrilling
sessions around the track — in a car with over 450 horsepower hauling
only 2000 pounds of weight. This will be one wild ride!
What’s more, you can experience a few sessions on the track in your own
personal car, with or without Christopher coaching from the passenger seat.
Restrictions:
Participation will require the signing of waivers to absolve ORP, Palatov Motorsport and
Christopher Bender of liability.
Event will be scheduled concurrently with one of Palatov Motorsport’s private testing
days at ORP.
For safety and liability reasons, winner will be unable to drive Christopher’s car on the track.
Winner may only drive personally owned vehicle on track.
Most sporty/sports cars can be driven safely on track, but all cars must pass a safety
inspection and mechanical problems and repairs are the sole responsibility of the owner.
A day at the racetrack
Christopher Bender and Caitlin Morris-Bender
Dennis Palatov
Palatov Motorsport, Portland-based designer and fabricator of Christopher’s race car.
Contrary to popular impression, driving a car at increased speed is
all about fitness and skill — and as Q would tell you, it takes years
to master. It is mentally engaging and delightfully challenging.
Most people come away from the track, smiling ear to ear, with strong
aspirations of returning soon.
CASE #:
Operation:
4
FOR YOUR EYES ONLY:
A BOND SCREENING
PARTY FOR 20
4
Mission:
It has been suggested that more than half the world’s population has
seen at least one of the films in what has become the world’s longest–
running movie franchise, a series in which 007 has fought more than
130 villains and femme fatales, driven five different models of the
Aston Martin, visited more than 50 different countries, and has been
armed with more than 100 gadgets and guns.
Tonight however, only one winner, together with 19 friends, will join
Lisa Kellogg and Michelle Fitzhenry, agents L & M, (with their husbands,
Jordi and Jim) for a Vesper Martini and Bollinger Champagne Reception
at Cinetopia in Progress Ridge. There, you’ll step into your private
living room theatre to watch the newest Bond movie–SPECTRE. Come
dressed as your favorite Bond, villain, femme fatale, or Bond girl!
Restrictions:
Date to be confirmed based on movie release date, which is anticipated
to be the first weekend of November 2015.
Bond screening party for 20
Jim and Michelle Fitzhenry
Jordi and Lisa Kellogg
(Source: Roger Moore, with Gareth Owen, Bond on Bond, Great Britain: Michael O’Mara Books
Limited, 2012)
CASE #:
Operation:
5
5
ACTIVE ENDEAVOR:
BEND TO THE BEACH—
SKI TO SEA
Mission:
Enjoy up to six nights at a beautiful, three-bedroom, beachfront
property with amazing panoramic views from the living room, kitchen and
loft, located on a quiet cul-de-sac just north of Lincoln City. You have
handy access to a sandy beach, great for playing, and walking. During
your visit, be sure to use your gift card to Kyllos Seafood Grill in
Lincoln City. Typically used only as a private family retreat, this is
a perfect getaway for a large family and friends.
Restrictions:
Lincoln City home sleeps up to eight people and is available to auction winner
anytime through December 2015. No smoking, no pets.
Bend (Broken Top Golf) home sleeps up to 12 (4 bedrooms, 3 with kings,
1 with six twin beds). Scheduling for house in Bend is subject to availability.
Cleaning cost at end of stay is included. No smoking, no pets.
Six nights at ocean home in Gleneden Beach
Kyllos Seafood Grill, Lincoln City, $25 gift card
Seven nights in Bend home
$250 dining credit at Broken Top Club
Golf for four at Broken Top in Bend
Anonymous
Parviz and Maudie Samiee
Kyllos Seafood Grill
Broken Top Golf Club
Then head towards Bend for a seven-night stay in a beautiful four-bedroom
home in the gated Broken Top Golf Community. Located on the 9th hole
across from the picturesque Broken Top clubhouse, this home is a
20-minute drive from the Mount Bachelor Ski Resort. With vaulted ceilings,
large windows, multiple fireplaces, and a gourmet kitchen, you’ll feel
a sense of warmth and luxury, complimented by the beautiful views of
the golf course and nature preserve. This home is perfect for one to
two families to enjoy a week of skiing, golf or just exploring all that
Bend offers. And during your stay, enjoy up to $250 in dining credit
at Broken Top Club after a round of golf for four at Broken Top Golf
Course, Bend’s premier, private golf club designed by Tom Weiskopf and
Jay Morrish.
CASE #:
Operation:
6
6
SAILING TRIP WITH
THE KELLOGGS
FROM MOONRAKER’S
“BONDOLA” TO THE
KELLOGG’S GONDOLA
Mission:
For the ultimate Bond fan, here’s a dream itinerary for a long weekend.
Together with Captain Jordi Kellogg and First Mate Lisa, your party
of four adults will set off aboard the “Cetacea,” a 42-foot Lagoon
Catamaran and your home for three nights, from Shoreline Village Marina
in Long Beach, California to the island of Catalina, where you will moor
in the harbor and experience the beauty of the island.
There is no need for the Bondola on this trip, as the island offers
many activities and dining options. Like many of the aquatic marine
mammals of the order Cetacea, including whales, dolphins and porpoises,
the winner and their guests can enjoy paddle boarding, windsurfing and
snorkeling, or just relax the day away on board your private catamaran.
As you plan your days, remember breakfast each morning and cocktails
each evening are included with Jordi and Lisa aboard the Cetacea.
Restrictions:
To be scheduled on a mutual agreeable date.
Adults only.
Three night sailing trip from Long Beach to Catalina for four adults
Submitting Agency:
CASE #:
Operation:
7
LICENSE TO PARTY
7
Mission:
Raise your paddle now because on Friday, October 16, 2015, the lucky
winners will enjoy cocktails and heavy hors d’oeuvres, while
watching the Best of Bond Flicks in the screening room at Hotel deLuxe,
a boutique hotel in downtown Portland. Dress as your favorite Bond,
villain or femme fatale, or get out the sparkly baubles and come as your
favorite Bond girl for the evening…
As any dedicated James Bond fan knows, all 007 films regularly attract
huge audiences on broadcast, which, incidentally, the networks usually
reserve for holidays and Christmas. Coupled with those screenings,
and the advancement of technology, the market is bigger than ever for
James Bond films. But the “Best of Bond” night is available for only
100 guests!
Restrictions:
Maximum guests allowed is 100.
Hotel deLuxe
Aaron Schoenkerman and Michelle Fliman
Lance and Carey Killian
Daniel and Diana Lavery
David and Jan Halsey
George Hale and Kara Oringdulph-Hale
Jose Juarez and Darcy Orin
Kevin and Sally Waddell
Gene and Margueritte Kim
Mitch Tracy and Chris Gong
Nicholas and Carolyn Stanley
Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and best of Bond flicks at Hotel deLuxe
CASE #:
Operation:
8
HER MAJESTY’S
SECRET SERVICE
PROM PACKAGE
8
Mission:
James Bond, the quintessential well-dressed English spy, epitomizes
style. On Saturday, May 9, 2015, your child and their date will travel
in style to the OES Prom 2015.
Prepare for the day by pre-ordering his tuxedo at Mr. Formal and
contacting the Beaverton Florist for the corsage and boutonniere. Then,
on the big day, she can head off to the Blush Beauty Bar for a “Shirley
Temple,” 30-minute make-up application. When she’s done, she and a
girlfriend can head over to Blowout — A Blow Dry Bar on NW 12th for two
fabulous hair blowouts.
Meanwhile, before the prom festivities begin on Saturday, May 9,
secret agent (and US teacher) John Holloran will photograph your 2015
Prom group and their families at the home of the buyer or at a
mutually agreed-upon meeting place.
Once the photos are done, head downtown James Bond style, in a black
Lincoln eight-passenger stretch limo for a delicious dinner at Gracie’s
in the Hotel deLuxe. The limo is theirs until midnight, giving them
ample time to get back to home base when the dancing is done.
Restrictions:
8 passenger stretch limousine service is available only on May 9, 2015
from 6PM – midnight. Dinner at Gracie’s is only available on May 9, 2015.
Gratuity is not included in dinner donation.
$79.80 Beaverton Florist Gift Certificates
Black Lincoln eight passenger stretch limo for May 9, 2015
Blowout Fabulous Service
Blush Beauty Bar — Make-Up Application
Dinner for 8 at Gracie’s, in the Hotel deLuxe
$150 Mr. Formal gift certificate
Beaverton Florists, Inc.
Blowout—A Blow Dry Bar
Blush Beauty Bar
John R. Holloran
Hotel deLuxe
Mr. Formal
CASE #:
Operation:
9
9
NOT SHAKEN OR
STIRRED—YOUR TOP
FLIGHT WINE PACKAGE
Mission:
Unlike Bond’s martinis, this package need not be shaken or stirred:
Chateau de Salles Pomerol
Chateau Montelena (WS95)
Lokoya Cabernet Mt. Veeder (WS94)
Heitz Martha’s Vineyard (WS93)
Leonetti Cabernet Columbia Valley (WS93)
Chateau Margaux (WS91)
Tenuta San Guido Bolgheri Sassicaia (WS95)
Antinori Tignanello (WS90)
Spottswoode Cabernet Sauvignon (WS92)
Giacomo Grimaldi Barolo Le Coste (WS96)
Ch. Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande Pauillac (WS92)
Cayuse Syrah Cailloux Vineyard (WS90)
Rubicon Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (WS88)
Copain “Gary’s Vineyard” Syrah 3 Ltr Bottle (WS87)
Staglin Cabernet Sauvignon (WS91)
Staglin Cabernet Sauvignon (WS96)
Peter Michael Les Pavots (WS98)
Silver Oak cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley 1.5 Ltr Bottle (WS89)
Elk Cove Reserve Pinot Noir (WS92)
Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon (WS96)
Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon (WS95)
Leonetti Cabernet Savignon (WS89)
(2) Caymus Cabernet Sauvignon 40th Anniversary (WS91)
As Roger Moore once said, “Personally, I think a headache is sometimes
worthwhile.“ Enjoy!
Restrictions:
Do not drink all beverages in one sitting.
Jim Fitzhenry
Don Morissette
Jack Menashe
John Bradley
Tabon Chang
Mike Zupan
Travis Knight
Sean O’Hollaren
Lance Killian
John Schlendorf
William Grove-Fanning
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CASE #:
Operation:
10
10
EVERYTHING, NOT
NOTHING, IN SEATTLE
Mission:
The Q branch has provided you the perfect Bondmobile getaway car – and a
getaway indeed you’ll have on this mission! The winner of this package
can pick up your Porsche Cayenne or Panamera from Sunset Porsche Audi
on Friday at noon, and take off for a long weekend in Seattle, designed
for two couples. Even James Bond would say there are few missions better
than this, especially once you reach your destination, the Hotel Deca,
a Noble House Hotel located in the University District of Seattle.
The hotel is just minutes away from such landmarks as the Burke Museum
of Natural History and Culture, the Henry Art Gallery, the Drumheller
Fountain, and the University of Washington.
Settle into your rooms, and then it’s time for a double agent date at Seattle’s
best kept secret, The Ruins, a private dining club. Here you’ll find
yourself at a very understated, yet magical place for an exclusive
dining experience – this is a place where James Bond would easily find
himself after a day of adventure.
After a night of dining, rest up for the next day’s adventure in
Woodinville, Washington, where you will infiltrate Barons Winery for a
clandestine tour and tasting with their top agents – the winemaker
or general manager. Then speed on home where you can take a spin around
town before turning in the Bondmobile on Monday.
Restrictions:
Dinner at The Ruins must be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date with donor in
advance of trip. Club is closed Mondays. For photos and additional information,
please visit www.theruins.net.
Sunset Porsche: Must be 25 years old, with a valid driver’s license and proof of full
insurance coverage for use of vehicle. Subject to vehicle availability, time and date to be
mutually agreed-upon, maximum travel distance of 600 miles. No smoking or pets allowed.
Original hotel certificate must be presented at check-in and is not redeemable for cash.
Two one-night stays at Hotel Deca
Porsche Panamera or Cayenne for the weekend
Dinner for four at The Ruins
Wine tour and tasting for four at Barons Winery
Signed bottle of Barons Wine by winemaker Matthew Loso
Barons Winery
Jim and Michelle Fitzhenry
Frank and Kristina Geary
Hotel Deca
Sunset Porsche Audi
CASE #:
Operation:
11
11
PROPER
BUTCHERY CLASS
WITH
COCKTAILS
BUT NO VILLAINS
Mission:
James Bond would be front and center to bid on this exclusive
opportunity to enjoy a proper butchery class while you are sated with
passed appetizers, wine and beer in your own private dining room at
The Bent Brick. On Wednesday, May 6, the winner and 19 friends can hold
your own party upstairs in the Private Dining Room at the Bent Brick
restaurant. There, The Bent Brick owner and OES Parent Scott Dolich or
Executive Chef Ryan Meet will demonstrate some core butchery skills
and teach you all about meat, where each cut comes from, and how best
to cook it.
Restrictions:
This is a demonstration, not a “hands-on” class.
Cocktail party for 20 upstairs in the Private Dining Room at the
Bent Brick restaurant on Wednesday, May 6, 2015
The Bent Brick Restaurant
Scott and Mary Dolich
CASE #:
Operation:
12
12
NEVER SAY NEVER
IN PARADISE VALLEY
ARIZONA
Mission:
Spend up to seven nights, vacationing James Bond-style at this exclusive
and extremely private estate, located in a Bond-style paradise —
Paradise Valley, Arizona. Just past its “negative edged pool,” this
palatial home boasts the most beautiful views of Camelback Mountain in
the valley. Walls of folding glass welcome beauty right in.
This amazing home sits on a large private spread of desert landscape,
nestled between Camelback Mountain and Squaw Peak. With panoramic views,
this 6,000 foot, three-bedroom home offers one king and three queen
beds, plus an additional queen size pullout in the theatre room.
You’ll never want to leave when you discover the multiple patios, bars,
waterfalls, fire pits, and hot tub, in addition to the negative-edge
swimming pool.
Your visit includes check-in and check-out assistance, complimented
by daily maid service. James Bond would find endless entertaining
possibilities at this home in paradise.
Restrictions:
Scheduling is subject to availability.
Blackout dates include 3/16/15–3/29/15 and 12/21/15–1/4/16.
No smoking, no pets.
Seven nights in a Paradise Valley, Arizona luxury home
Submitting Agency:
Anonymous
CASE #:
Operation:
13
NO SWIMMING
WITH THE SHARKS
AT THIS
MIDDLE SCHOOL
DIVE-IN
POOL PARTY
13
Mission:
The lucky winner of this offering can host their own private party for
their favorite 6th, 7th or 8th grade OES Middle School class at the home
of Kate Lieber and Monique Matheson.
While sharks figure in many Bond movies as the villains, they will not
be on the guest list for this fun-filled event. Instead, your tween and
teen guests can swim in the pool while watching a favorite movie and
have lots of fun. Make it a birthday party, graduation party, surprise
party or a party for no reason at all! Two lifeguards will be on hand,
plus there will be delicious food aplenty, with Jimmy John’s Gourmet
sandwiches. So raise your paddle high for this party extraordinaire,
definitely a summer 2015 highlight.
Restrictions:
Party will run from 6pm to 9pm on a mutually agreeable date in July or August, 2015.
Purchaser will provide one adult chaperone for each four student guests attending event.
Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches
Kate Lieber and Monique Matheson
Scott and Debra Pajor
Middle School shark-free, Dive-In Pool Party
CASE #:
Operation:
14
GRAND HOTEL—
HOTEL SPLENDIDE,
INDEED!
14
Mission:
Your mission, should you pursue it, is to win this golden opportunity
to stay at the original Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, between the
upper and lower peninsulas in Michigan. This is truly America’s version
of Bond’s Hotel Splendide! Upon discovering this gem, Q knew that
Bond would bid high for an adventure to this landmark hotel which touts
its original architecture and charm, located where cars are verboten;
and horse and carriage, and bicycles are the current modes of transport.
We all know that “living the Bond lifestyle” conjures up imagines of
the very best things life has to offer, and you’ll find it all here when
you check in for you three-night stay in the Grand Hotel’s Presidential
Suite. Hosting famous guests since 1887, this hotel is the world’s
largest summer hotel where you can do it all — or nothing at all.
Your suite includes two bedrooms, each with two queen beds and a parlor
between them — and a balcony overlooking the Straits of Mackinac.
Amazing views abound.
Be prepared for a five-course dinner upon arrival, plus a full
breakfast, Grand luncheon buffet and a five-course meal on the second
and third days as well — and to be prepared for your journey home,
you’ll have one more full breakfast — for all members of your visiting
party, up to eight in total.
Restrictions:
This package is non-transferable and non-refundable.
Tax, local assessments and baggage handling charges apply.
There is no tipping at the Grand Hotel.
Visit to be scheduled on mutually agreeable dates during the 2015 season between
May 1 and November 1, 2015.
Presidential Suite sleeps up to eight people.
Three-night stay at the Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan
Dan Musser and Marlee Brown
The Grand Hotel
CASE #:
Operation:
15
15
CHRISTMAS IN
THE KEYS,
CASINO ROYALE STYLE
Mission:
Spending Christmas 2015 on the north tip of Key Largo, Florida,
vacationing Bond-style at the Ocean Reef Club, is the ideal way to count
down to 2016. Soak in your own private paradise, where your family
will feel the comfort, security and tranquility of this idyllic
tropical atmosphere.
This house is all about location! You’ll be enjoying this cozy threebedroom Florida home by the beach. It is perfect for families looking to
be close to all the action, and it has easy access to the beach,
pools and all that Buccaneer Island has to offer. With a master suite,
bunk room and twin bed, your kids will have their own places to rest
their weary heads. Plus, there’s a fold-out couch if needed. There are
two full bathrooms, a living and dining area, and a family room. If you
have children, this house is ideal. It is equipped with toys, and cribs
are available. There are three televisions, Wi-Fi and multiple iPod
docks. Enjoy the sunset on the front porch while grilling up dinner.
There’s also a big yard and a private parking space.
Restrictions:
This three-bedroom home sleeps up to six people.
Available week is 12/19/15 – 12/26/15.
Christmas week in a private home at the Ocean Reef Club
in the Florida Keys
Submitting Agency:
Brandon and Susan Bankowski
This house is located right next to the Ocean Reef Club Inn and
Buccaneer Island. It is also close to many places to eat and
drink including the Ocean Room and Reef Lounge, the Islander and the
Pool Bar and Grill. Enjoy a short walk to Fishing Village for more
restaurants and shopping as well.
CASE #:
Operation:
16
16
LICENSE TO SCORE
Mission:
Between his secret missions, James Bond had time for some sport. And his
interests included quite a variety. Today he would be passionate about
this line-up of opportunities to see a variety of Portland’s best teams
in action:
• Four tickets plus parking to an Oregon Ducks home football game during
the 2015-2016 season. Seats are located in section 30, halfway to the
40-yard line. Winner also has access to The Club at Autzen Stadium
with private reserved parking right next to the stadium.
• Four tickets to the Trailblazers – LA Clippers game on April 1, 2015.
Seats are in the courtside section, five rows from the floor across
from the Blazer bench. Includes two parking passes.
• Four Club-level tickets to a Winterhawks game on a mutually
agreeable date.
• Two Club-Level tickets for the Oregon State football 2015 season
opener against Weber State on Saturday, September 5, 2015. Game time
TBA. Includes reserved stadium parking.
• Four tickets to the Portland Timbers home game of your choice in the
2015-2016 season. Seats are covered, midfield section 219. Includes
a Portland Timbers scarf.
• Four tickets to a mutually agreed-upon home match for the Portland
Thorns FC, Portland’s professional women’s soccer team, established in
2012. Matches are at Providence Park.
Restrictions:
Oregon Duck tickets exclude Civil War game and will be offered for a mutually agreeable date.
Timbers tickets excludes the opening game.
Thorns tickets are based on available tickets for the 2015 season.
Winterhawks tickets are on a mutually agreeable date.
Four tickets to an Oregon Ducks game during the 2015-2016 season with parking
Four tickets to the Trailblazers vs. LA Clippers game on April 1, 2015
with parking
Four tickets to the Portland Timbers and a Timbers scarf
Four tickets to a Portland Winterhawks home game
Two OSU Beaver football tickets for Saturday, September 5, 2015
Four tickets to a Portland Thorns home game
Jim and Michelle Fitzhenry Nathan and Mari Schwalbach
Jim Fisher Volvo
Steve and Patricia Sipowicz
CASE #:
Operation:
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FEMME FATALE
BOOK CLUB
WITH
CHRIS MYERS
Mission:
If Bond had a femme fatale counterpart, the first to come to mind
would be Wonder Woman. Now you and 11 friends have a chance to
get together and join Upper School Librarian Chris Myers for cocktails,
hors d’oeuvres, and a fun discussion of The Secret History of Wonder
Woman by Jill Lepore, a Harvard professor and frequent contributor to
The New Yorker. You’ll look at the origin and evolution of the most
popular female superhero in American culture. In a starred review,
Booklist wrote, “Lepore restores Wonder Woman to her rightful place as
an essential women’s rights icon in this dynamically researched and
interpreted, spectacularly illustrated, downright astounding work of
the discovery that injects new zest into the history of feminism.”
This party will be hosted at the lovely Northwest Portland home of
Kevin and Sally Waddell.
Restrictions:
Event to be held on a mutually agreeable date, prior to 10/30/15.
Party for up to 12 people.
Book Club meeting with Chris Myers at the Waddell home
Chris Myers
Kevin and Sally Waddell
CASE #:
Operation:
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18
YOU ONLY LIVE
TWICE,
WHY NOT HAWAII?
Mission:
Bond loves to travel the world. Accept this mission and you will find
yourself spending one week in a two-bedroom, two-bath condo in Wailea’s
Ekolu Village. This condo sleeps four and has a full kitchen, washer,
dryer and Wi-Fi. You can enjoy beautiful ocean views from your lanai!
Ekolu Village provides barbecue areas in a garden setting overlooking
the ocean and golf course, as well as two swimming pools for your
enjoyment. The building is low-rise, with just two stories. As you
meander down to the beach, remember to bring your new Pentax K-50 camera
with 18-135mm zoom lens to take photos of the views and gardens.
Wailea offers five beautiful beaches for your use, along a mile
and a half of coastline. So, figure out your dates of travel and accept
this mission.
“The pleasure we’re sure, was all ours.”
— Goldeneye
Restrictions:
Condo available on mutually agreeable dates.
Cleaning fee is included.
One Week in Wailea Ekolu Condo for up to four people
Pentax K-50 camera with 18-35mm zoom
Camille Fischer
CASE #:
Operation:
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VIEW TO A THRILL
19
Mission:
22 is the lucky number for the winner of
can watch the Portland Trailblazers take
from your own private suite on Saturday,
Moda Center. Invite your favorite agents
Blazers shut down operation New Orleans!
this package — up to 22 people
on the New Orleans Pelicans
April 4, 2015, at 7pm at the
to conspire and watch the
But that’s not all. You will then get to choose a date to watch the
Portland Winterhawks on a mutually agreed-upon date during their 2015–
2016 season in the same suite!
Each event includes four parking passes.
Restrictions:
Winterhawks game will be on a mutually agreed-upon date.
Maximum of 22 people are allowed in the suite.
Four parking passes per event will be provided.
Suite at the Moda Center to watch the Portland Trailblazers
Suite at the Moda Center to watch the Portland Winterhawks
Submitting Agency:
Travis and Donna Knight
CASE #:
Operation:
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WHO LOVES NEW YORK
MORE
THAN BOND?
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Mission:
This mission is not impossible and quite likely one that Bond himself
would love to escort you on.
You and your guest will head out on an adventure in the most exclusive
007 style — a three-day mission to explore the Big Apple and see The Who,
live in concert!
First, reserve your travel with American Airlines. The mission starts
October 26th and ends on the 29th. Once you arrive in New York,
head downtown to the luxury hotel, le Parker Meridien and get settled
in. Next up, the big concert, “The Who Hits 50” at Madison Square
Gardens on Tuesday, October 27th.
Q will provide you $500 for any gadgets or meals you might need to pay
for out of pocket during your stay. Pack up and enjoy!
Restrictions:
Reservations must be made in advance. Terms and conditions apply. Miles expire on
December 31, 2015. Coordinate reservations with the donor.
Two domestic round-trip tickets on American Airlines using up
to 50,000 miles
Two concert tickets to The Who concert with seats in Section 210,
row 21 at 7:30pm on Tuesday, October 27th
Three night stay at the Hotel Le Parker Meridien in downtown New York,
October 26–29, 2015
Charlie and Trina Denson
CASE #:
Operation:
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DINE ANOTHER DAY
WITH M & Q
AT SPECIAL AGENT
HEADQUARTERS
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Mission:
You and seven other secret agents will report to dinner to plan the
next mission with M and Q at the new secret headquarters in Portland,
Oregon (aka the Morissette’s lovely home). Join in for a lively evening
beginning with cocktails and moving on to a fabulous dinner hosted
by Don and Alicia Morissette, with Head of School Mo Copeland (M) and
her husband Chris, along with Board President Kate Lieber (Q) and her
spouse Monique Matheson. If you are lucky, perhaps Q has a few new
gadgets to share for the next assignment!
Restrictions:
Mutually agreeable time and date.
Dinner with Kate and Mo, at the Morissette home
Don and Alicia Morissette
Chris and Mo Copeland
Kate Lieber and Monique Matheson
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CASE #:
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Operation:
FOR YOUR LIPS ONLY—
12 MONTHS
OF CROWLEY WINE
Mission:
50 years of Bond and 24 Bond movies equals 32 bottles of Crowley Wines
and 12 months for you to enjoy them! Agents Evan (and Alum and Board
Member) and Rebecca Roberts, along with co-owner and special agent
Tyson Crowley, invite you to bid on a special year of wine. This is the
only way to get security clearance in order to obtain secret futures
from the winery.
Start off with two bottles of 2012 Crowley Wines Entre Nous Pinot Noir
to take home when your evening mission is complete.
For the rest of the year, you will receive the following at a
pre-arranged, secret drop location:
Spring:
6 bottles of Crowley Wines 2013 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
6 Bottles of Crowley Wines 2013 Willamette Valley Chardonnay
Summer:
4 bottles of Crowley Wines 2014 Pinot Blanc
Fall:
6 bottles of Crowley Wines 2013 Entre Nous Pinot Noir
Winter:
2 bottles of Crowley Wines 2013 Dundee Hills Pinot Noir
Crowley Wines 2013 Single Vineyard bottlings:
2 bottles of Four Winds Chardonnay
2 bottles of Gehrts Vineyard Pinot Noir
2 bottles of La Collina Vineyard Pinot Noir
2 bottles of Four Winds Pinot Noir
Just to keep you totally engaged in the mission, plan on a summer
operation where you and four other agents of your choice will rendezvous
with the Roberts at the winery in Newberg. All agents will participate
in a select barrel-tasting of the 2014 Pinot Noirs (and some of the
2013’s if they have not all been bottled) with Agent Crowley’s namesake,
Agent Tyson Crowley. Your reward? A gourmet picnic and dessert at the
winery provided by the Roberts including, of course, a little more
Crowley Wine.
“I take a ridiculous pleasure in what I eat and drink.”
From the novel Casino Royale
Restrictions:
Mutually agreeable date. Picnic cannot be scheduled during harvest/crush period
which is Mid-September to October.
A year of Crowley Wine
Two bottles of 2012 Crowley Wines Entre Nous Pinot Noir
Tyson Crowley
Crowley Wine
Evan and Rebecca Roberts
CASE #:
Operation:
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THE WORLD
IS NOT ENOUGH
UNLESS
YOU VISIT
BRASADA RANCH
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Mission
Now pay attention, this is your assignment for the next mission.
Drive your super spy Bond-mobile, a BMW SUV, for a weekend getaway to
the Oregon version of Skyfall, Brasada Ranch.
Nestled in the Powell Buttes overlooking Bend and nine Cascade Peaks,
Brasada Ranch has been named Oregon’s Best Destination Resort
(The Oregonian, 2012) and most recently #1 Best Resort in the Pacific
Northwest (Conde Naste Traveler, 2014).
For three nights in a 2-bedroom cabin with a hot tub, you can take a
break from the mission and enjoy six rounds of golf, a $600 dining
credit, and 25% off spa treatments.
This mission, should you choose to accept it, will leave you invigorated
and ready for the next adventure!
Restrictions:
Reservation required and subject to availability. Not valid during holidays or special
events. Certificate is good for one-time use only.
Must be 25 years or older and provide proof of valid insurance for BMW. No more than
500 miles on the car allowed.
Three-night stay at Brasada Ranch
Six rounds of golf
$600 of dining credit
25% off spa treatments
BMW SUV for a weekend
Brasada Ranch
Kuni BMW
Sean Kuni and Elizabeth Austin
CASE #:
Operation:
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24
SPY KIDS
ON THE
DANCE FLOOR
Mission:
Your undercover spy kids can dance like rock stars at a top-secret
location for the evening of your choosing. Your child’s grade will have
their own private dance party complete with a pizza dinner and a DJ to
keep things rolling, so have your child start thinking about the tunes
they want to hear.
The dance party will take place in your own private gym for the evening
at the Sipowicz family home. This top-secret event will be wellchaperoned so parents can have their own date night while the kids are
rocking out. This will certainly be an evening to remember.
Restrictions:
To be held on a mutually agreed-upon Saturday evening in the Spring of 2015.
Lower School Dance Party
Scott and Sohee Anderson
Jeremy and Mercedes Corey
Kevin Lee, DJ
Sizzle Pie
Steve and Tricia Sipowicz
CASE #:
Operation:
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25
BE THE MAN
OR THE WOMAN
WITH THE
GOLDEN GUN
Mission
No wet suits required; real ducks only on this duck hunt. Bond would
approve of this guided duck hunt, even with Goldfinger on the loose.
Join OES Trustee and Master Hunter, Agent Malcolm McIver, to live
the magic of pursuing the wily mallard in some of Oregon’s muddiest,
duckiest swamps. Like James Bond, you will don some camo, set out the
decoys, set up a blind, fire the shotgun and watch the McIvers’ black
lab retrieve fallen fowl. Guns, parkas, waders and all the spy gear
needed for this hunt are available (size medium) for those lacking the
appropriate items.
Past participants in this mission have included OES parents and agents
Kate Lieber, David Willmott, Elizabeth Gewecke, Adam Kobos, and our
own M — Mo Copeland.
Restrictions:
Hunters under 18 must obtain hunters safety certificate.
Mutually agreeable date from 12/1/2015 to 1/31/2016.
Guided Duck Hunt with Malcolm McIver
Submitting Agency:
Malcolm and Rico McIver
CASE #:
Operation:
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WHERE DO YOU
KEEP YOUR DB10?
IN YOUR VIP
PARKING SPACE,
OF COURSE!
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Mission
Bond’s car was his own personal hobby. With the help of Q, it became
more than just a car. It was a Bondmobile. Your mission is to secure
this assignment before Homeland Security does. This spot will be coveted
by all Agents for the next school year as construction of the new OOES
Lower School headquarters begins and chaos ensues. Isn’t the peace of
mind in knowing your spy car has its own spot worth the money? And as a
bonus, one premium car wash at Kaady Car Wash is included.
Restrictions:
Valid beginning Opening Day of School 2015 through the 2016 School Year.
VIP Parking at OES
Kaady Car Wash
OES
THANK YOU
TO THE
KELLOGG FAMILY
FOR SPREADING SUNSHINE
THROUGH YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE 2015 AUCTION.
WHEREVER YOU GO,NO MATTER WHAT THE WEATHER,
ALWAYS BRING YOUR OWN SUNSHINE.
— ANTHONY J. D’ANGELO
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Date:
Wednesday, June 10
Time:
12:00–3:00 pm
Location:
Portland Golf Club
Price:
$75 per child
Celebrate the start of summer!
Enjoy a sunny day poolside
with your Lower School little one
at the Portland Golf Club.
You and your child will be treated
to a yummy lunch and dessert!
Supervising adult must attend with
your child for the duration of
the party. Slots open to siblings
as well.
Hosted By:
Mike & Moira Buckley
Eric & Jennifer Gabrielson
Jason & April Gilster
Jordi & Lisa Kellogg
Doug & Georgina Miltenberger
Kevin & Laura Murphy
Vince & Laurie Price
Rafe & Jaime Sales
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Easel Party: 1
Easel Party: 2
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LICENSE
TO
SPEND
Date:
Friday, April 17
Time:
6:30 pm
Location:
Switch Shoes & Clothing
in Multnomah Village
Price:
$75 per person
Dress to kill. Join us for a
unique shopping experience
at a favorite Multnomah Village
boutique. Switch Shoes & Clothing
prides itself on carrying
independent designers from
Portland to Israel and beyond.
Spruce up your spring wardrobe
with fun items ranging from
sundresses to scarves, earrings to
handbags! Fuel your 10% discounted
shopping spree with delicious
drinks and appetizers. Five door
prizes will be given away, and
10% of proceeds from the soiree
will benefit OES.
Hosted By:
Sarah Ross-Bailly
Michelle Tubbs
Easel Party: 3
3
FROM
MONGOLIA
WITH LOVE
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:
Hosted By:
Soolynn Chang
Donna Knight
Wednesday, April 22
Time:
12:00–2:30 pm
Location:
Chang’s Mongolian Grill
in Raleigh Hills
Price:
$35 per person
Easel Party: 4
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GOLDENGUY
Date:
Sunday, February 28
Time:
4:00 pm
Location:
The Pinkava Residence
Price:
$150 per person
Ladies, let’s go to the Oscars!
Join us for Oscar Night 2016
on the BIG screen. Wear your
SWEATS — TIARAS provided. Catered
dinner, beer, wine and signature
cocktail. Photo opportunity
and conversation with a real
Oscar winner and his golden
statuette. Ballot contest with
prizes. The party starts with
Red Carpet coverage at 4pm PST.
Hosted By:
Jan & Kay Pinkava
Evan & Rebecca Roberts
Easel Party: 5
5
THE MAN
WITH THE
GOLDEN ALE
Date:
Friday, May 15
Time:
7:00 pm
Location:
Pedalounge
in the Pearl District
Q would have loved this gadget!
Buff up, Bond Guys, and get ready
to cruise the Pearl on a footpowered Pedalounge. Your tour will
include dinner on the giant bike
as well as a pint of beer at each
of the two brewpub stops.
Hosted By:
Tim & Sara Berglund
Greg & Gosia Gramstad
Gene & Margueritte Kim
Karl & Amy Lieberman
Scott & Deb Pajor
Eric & Amy Simpson
Richard & Jennifer Young
Price:
$100 per person
Easel Party: 6
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DRINK
ANOTHER DAY
Date:
Friday, June 5
Time:
6:30 pm
Location:
The Jones Residence
Price:
$100 per person
Enjoy a magical evening in
Montclair. Mix and mingle with
fellow OES parents as you
learn the art of cocktail crafting
from a master mixologist.
Hearty appetizers and festive
music will accompany your lovely
libations. Shaken or stirred?
Hosted By:
Paul Ehrlich & Hillary Day Ehrlich
John & Karen Getz
Randy & Diane Jones
Shawn & Sandy Patrick
Manish Mehta & Ruchi Prakash
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Job Shadow: 5501
Job Shadow with
DR. KEVIN MURPHY
AT SPORTS MEDICINE
OREGON
This job shadow is for a child who has interest in sports and medicine
and is wondering how to get into medical school.
Restrictions:
Available for an 8th-12th grade student
on a mutually agreeable date.
Thanks to:
Kevin and Laura Murphy
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 two Key Bank Club seats to a Portland Timbers’
game and parking pass.
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Job Shadow: 5502
Job Shadow with
MARK FITZLOFF
AT WIEDEN+KENNEDY
This job shadow will take your child into the creative, empowering
world of advertising.
Spend a 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 advertising agency works from the inside out —
if you are creative, then this job shadow is for you!
Restrictions:
Thanks to:
Courtney and Mark Fitzloff
5503
Job Shadow: 5503
Job Shadow with
MAURICE KING,
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTOR AND
CASSIE LOOKER,
APPAREL PRODUCT LINE AT
NIKE – GLOBAL BASKETBALL
This job shadow allows a student to experience what it is like behind
the scenes at the Global Nike Basketball organization.
Spend a day with Cassie Looker, Apparel Product Line and Maurice King,
Business Development Director. The experience will also include a
tour of the 193-acre World Nike Campus.
Restrictions:
Available for a 6th-12th grade student
Thanks to:
Maurice King and Cassie Looker
5504
Job Shadow: 5504
Job Shadow with
VETERINARIANS,
DR. ALEC BAILEY AND
DR. CHRISTINE STUART
AT CEDAR MILLS
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
This job shadow is for a student who wants to explore being a
veterinarian.
Spend a day with skilled veterinarians, Dr. Alec Bailey and/or
Dr. Christine Stuart at the Cedar Mills Veterinary Hospital. The day
includes observing examinations, vaccinations and taking blood samples
of dogs and cats. Learn how a busy veterinary clinic operates
day to day. Your student will experience not only treatment, but also
preventive care and wellness of pets.
Restrictions:
on a mutually agreed upon
Monday, Wednesday or Thursday,
expires 12/31/2015.
Thanks to:
Dr. Alec Bailey and Dr. Christine Stuart
Cedar Mills Veterinary Hospital
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Job Shadow: 5505
Job Shadow with
NEUROSURGEON,
DR. JORDI KELLOGG
AT KELLOGG, M.D.,
BRAIN AND SPINE
This 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. 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 the field of medicine, then this
job shadow is for you!
Restrictions:
Thanks to:
Lisa and Jordi Kellogg
5506
Job Shadow: 5506
Job Shadow at
KGW
This job shadow is for a student who is interested in a career in
television journalism.
During the day at KGW, you will have a chance to attend a news editorial
meeting, where you will help determine the editorial agenda for the day:
tour the station; meet station anchors and reporters; and watch as the
live newscast is produced.
Bring your camera; you might want a picture of yourself behind the
anchor desk.
Restrictions:
Thanks to:
KGW
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State Champions!
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The Portland Skyline
Ms. Erickson and Ms. Tharp
Pre-K Class Project
The children of Ms. Lauren and Ms. Colesie’s Pre-Kindergarten class
have funneled their unbridled energy into their own whimsical depiction
of the Portland skyline. Each child selected a bright color of acrylic
paint and used their sweet four- and five-year-old fingerprints to
complete a visually stunning landscape of buildings and bridges that
mark our unique city. A truly collaborative work of art, each student
learned first-hand how the whole is truly greater than the sum of
its parts!
4001
Touched By An Aardvark
Ms. Bridgnell
Kindergarten Class Project
Ms. Bridgnell’s Kindergarten students have collaborated to create an
artistic masterpiece on gallery-wrapped canvas. Inspired by the
OES tagline, “Always Open,” the children have woven together their
individual fingerprints to create this beautiful expression of
togetherness in the shape of our beloved mascot, the Aardvark. Each
student is represented by a single color, and combined, these colored
fingerprints yield a piece of work that is sure to bring joy and a
sense of community to any home.
Child Art Tiled Mirror
Ms. Burton
The children in Ms. Burton’s Kindergarten class used black ink pens to
draw pictures on ceramic tiles of things that grow. They painted their
tiles with watercolors to enhance their ink drawings. The completed
tiles were affixed to surround the frame of a mirror. The children have
been talking about things that grow in the classroom and this project
is a reflection of their learning.
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Sticking Together
Ms. McAuley
Our project unites three favorite explorations of Ms. McAuley’s
kindergarten class: nature, creating with yarn, and getting to know
each other’s inside stories. Working together, we collected a variety of
sticks from the OES wetlands, observing their unique markings, curves
and branches. Each student wrapped a chosen stick with yarn, taking
care to allow a bit of the stick’s “inside story” to show through. The
sticks were then arranged together and displayed in a shadow box frame
with a linen background to create a beautiful piece that represents each
child individually and the class as a whole. The framing was donated by
Village Frame & Gallery.
4004
The Dragonfly
Ms. King
Primary Class Project
A wood mosaic hand-painted dragonfly was created by the Primary class.
The dragonfly is their class name this year and the mosaic is completed
by an 11” x 17” frame.
4005
Nature Inspired Collaborative Wall Art
“Wood Sticks — Bringing the outdoors in…”
Ms. Eastman-Brown
First Grade Class Project
Using elements collected from nature walks (sticks, twigs, beaver chips,
leaves, rocks, shells, pinecones, moss, berries), each kid uses their
own imagination to create an unique one of a kind art piece showcased in
a beautiful shadowbox to express the love of outdoor explorations.
4006
OES-OPOLY
Ms. Kucera
Family Game Night is about to get even better! Love Monopoly? Love OES?
Then you will love OES-OPOLY! This awesome new version features all
your favorite places, people, and things about OES! So unplug, make some
popcorn, and gather the family around the table for the best game night
you have had in years!
This is a limited edition game with original art by Ms. Kucera’s First
grade class and is sure to be a hot item on auction night. Use all your
spy gear to get to the OES-OPOLY display and let the bidding begin!
4007
Set of 20 Hand-Painted Appetizer Plates
Mr. Whitmore
Each 6” square porcelain appetizer plate was individually hand-painted
in a geometric pattern. The students and teachers chose a color
combination and pattern to work with. The plates are monogrammed on the
back so you will be able to credit the artist’s fine work. These plates
will be the hit of your next cocktail party.
The paint is food safe and dishwasher resistant if placed in the top rack.
POP Art: Portland, Oregon Places
Ms. Blake
Second Grade Class Project
Mrs. Blake’s Second Graders have created original watercolor works to
reflect their Portland Project Places. These original pieces were then
printed and transferred to wooden blocks. The blocks have been
mounted and framed to create a collaborative work of art that not only
expresses the originality of its artists, but also the diversity of
our beautiful city.
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Portland Places Block Print Project
Ms. Griffin
Inspired by their hard work in the Fall, this year each student
in Ms. Griffin’s second grade class has drawn, etched and block printed
their special Portland Place. These prints have been matted, combined
into a collage, and framed in a hand-made frame. The result is stunning.
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Portland Bridges Dessert Plates
Ms. Schilling
Ms. Schilling’s second graders chose their favorite Portland Bridge and
re-created it in a black line drawing onto a beautiful individual white
dessert plate. The plates were glazed and fired for a sophisticated
finish that will add character to any home! Package includes a set of
18 plates.
4011
Not Those Traditional Nesting Dolls
Ms. Baker
Third Grade Class Project
Russian Nesting Dolls are not just pretty toys, they also have that
great balance of charm and mystery. Ms. Baker’s third graders used their
creativity and imagination to breathe life into them! The set of fifteen
blank dolls has been turned into historical characters: explorers,
pioneers, Native Americans and fur trappers. The largest doll is
decorated by eighteen circles (one for each of the third grade artists);
the circles represent Native American totem symbols. Each doll is
finished by a few layers of clear lacquer which protects art work from
fading and brings out the colors. This set is a truly unique, one of a
kind piece of art that will add warmth to any interior and put
a smile on anyone’s face!
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Handcrafted House
Ms. Hunger
We have created this wooden architecture and tailored it to meet your
pet baby’s needs and desires. This bunk bed doghouse is a functional
furniture worthy of display in your favorite room. The enclosed crate on
the bottom gives your pet the comfort and protection he/she desires to
feel safe. The top is a daybed for relaxing and watching television.
We know you have invested so much time in training, feeding and loving
your pet. Now is the time to reward them with their own little piece of
real estate to call home.
Is your family filled with kids but no pets? Children love giving this
house to their favorite doll/toy and getting lost in play for hours.
How would you like to use it? Either way you would be helping our school
make a difference in the lives of the students, teachers and parents.
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Hand Painted Chess Set with Myrtle Wood Box
Ms. Mounsey
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Hands Around the World
Ms. Narramore
Fourth Grade Class Project
This lovely art piece was created by the fourth grade students as
they learned about the daily lives of children from the far corners of
the earth. Each student designed a hand related to their country of
study using patterns, symbols and motifs that communicate something
about their research. Each individual hand was then brought together in
this ceramic art piece as a symbol of international unity.
“Chess is played with the mind and not the hands.” (Renaud and Kahn).
While this is a famous and largely true statement, it is the hands that
brought this chess board to life. Seventeen children from Ms. Mounsey’s
classroom were given two tiles and one chess piece to make their own.
This set represents just how individually creative our children are and
is an example of how the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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Ms. Sathyaraj
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Ms. Taylor
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Reach For The Stars
Ms. Akehurst
Fifth Grade Class Project
“Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember you have
within you the strength, the patience and the passion to reach for the
stars, to change the world.”
— Harriet Tubman
Ms. Akehurst’s students beautifully capture the optimism and enthusiasm
of dreaming big in this colorful collage. In this wonderful art piece,
each student in the class is represented by their own uniquely decorated
hand tracing. Hang this in your home and your family will be inspired
on a daily basis to stretch, to inquire, to collaborate, and to remain
Always Open.
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Our Constitution: Ideas about
Independence and Freedom
Ms. Busick
Ms. Busick’s fifth graders are making a very special print that will
be framed. Letterpress printer, Tracy Schlapp, with Portland Studio,
cumbersome multiples, will be helping to capture ideas from the class
constitution and from their studies of the Revolutionary War, such
as responsibility, community, independence and freedom. The ideas and
words will be printed on a vintage proofing-press with both wooden
and metal type.
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Class Memory Book
Ms. Williams
By June, fifth grade will be just a memory, but the good times can
live on through this class photo album. In it you will have a collection
of interviews with each classmate, photos and memories of the year’s
adventures, all bound in a hard-cover book. A treasure for years to
come! (Delivery in June 2015 so all fifth grade events can be included).
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Celebrating the 2014 OES Boys
Varsity Soccer Team’s 17-1 season
and 2nd consecutive state soccer
championship title.
Your hard work, enthusiasm,
sportsmanship and team spirit
made you second to none.
Thank you coaches and supporters
for your guidance and energy!
HEAD COACH JUSTIN KERR
ASST COACH DAVID ROSENBERG
ASST COACH SCOTT HARDISTER
ABE #23
BEN #11
BRIAN #15
CAL #18
CARL #4
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JAMES #3
JAMES #8
JARED #0
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PATRICK #1
REED #7
ROWAN #10
SCOTT #22
YINKA #21
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Limited-Edition
Framed Print
A framed, original limited-edition
print. Mixed media, hand-signed
and numbered. #291/300. Artist:
Hisashi Otsuko
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4th Grade Basket—
Sports &
More Sports
This sports package brought
to you by the Fourth Grade has
two club-level tickets to the
Tuesday, March 24th, Trailblazers
vs. Golden State Warriors.
Basket includes a $30 food credit
for each ticket and parking.
Also included: a $100 gift card
to Dick’s Sporting Goods,
a $100 gift card to Big Foot
Lacrosse, assorted games, balls
and sports DVDs.
Donor(s):
Christopher & Diane Carter
Richard & Jennifer Young
Andre Martin & Julie Duke
Nathan Fasold & Brooke Fitzgerald
Cheryl Nenow
Scott & Debra Pajor
Tabon & Soolynn Chang
Carol Timm
Operation OES / Super Slient / 79
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Olive Oil
Tasting
You and your party of 12 will
enjoy the unique experience of
tasting olive oils from locally
grown olives, paired with wines
from Durant Vineyards. Owner Paul
Durant will discuss the growing
of olives and the wines as you
enjoy this unique tasting
opportunity. Take home a basket
of samples tonight.
Located in the heart of the
Oregon wine country, the latest
agricultural venture is growing
olives. Starting in 2005, the
Durant family planted a small
olive orchard at Red Ridge Farms
and has been adding to it every
year since. Combined with
this, the Durant family has been
cultivating and harvesting fine
wine grapes since 1973. The grapes
are provided for select wineries
in Oregon, as well as used
to produce Durant estate wines.
The Durants have focused on
producing premier Pinot Noir,
Pinot Gris and Chardonnay.
Come spend an afternoon at the
Oregon Olive Mill and learn
about the history of olive oil
and olives in Oregon. Then,
following a tour of the mill,
you and your guests will attend
a private olive oil- and winetasting/pairing.
This event will be held at the
Oregon Olive Mill, 5510 NE Breyman
Orchards Rd., Dayton, OR 97114.
This package includes
transportation to the Oregon Olive
Mill/Durant Vineyards in Dayton
courtesy of ecoShuttle, an ecofriendly charter bus and commuter
shuttle service.
Dates for tasting and
transportation are to be
mutually agreeable.
Donor(s):
ecoShuttle
Paul & Kristina Durant
3003
3 Nights in
Caldera Springs
Enjoy three 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 en-suites.
The cabin sleeps six comfortably.
Each bedroom has a large flat
screen 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 are the Quarry Pool with
rock slide, Caldera’s fitness gym
and the beautiful nine-hole golf
course. Caldera Cabin 26 is a
perfect cabin for a family getaway
in an ideal location.
Restrictions: Use of cabin is
based upon availability, July and
August excluded. Maximum capacity
is 8. No smoking or pets.
Donor(s):
Steve & Jodi Wilkins
11th Grade Basket—
Making Memories
The 11th Grade Parents would like
to offer you “Making Memories,” a
family beach vacation. The time
you spend together as a family
will slowly be replaced by sports
tournaments, music recitals, and
homework. That’s why we want you
to enjoy a long weekend at the
Inn at Spanish Head in Lincoln
City, so we have included a $400
gift certificate. The rooms all
have kitchens and some have extra
bedrooms so that you will be
guaranteed a comfortable stay with
your family.
Our basket includes beach towels,
games, sand toys, glass floats,
shells, saltwater taffy, and
a beautiful shell photo frame.
Everything you will need for a
great trip!
To enhance your trip, we have
included several gift cards.
You may want to visit the Lincoln
City Outlet mall, so we have
$50 cards for Nike, American
Eagle, the Gap, Old Navy,
Starbucks and Shell gas.
We hope you enjoy watching the
waves, walking on the beach,
searching for shells and floats,
dining together as a family, and
relaxing inside with games
and movies.
Make it a weekend to remember!
Donor(s):
Bruce Ped & Alison Rose-Ped
Charles & Mary Kilo
Truman Wesley Collins, Jr.
Conrad & Barbara Pearson
Dan & Melanie Clark
Daniel & Diana Lavery
Daniel & Ellen Pippenger
David & Barbara Boxberger
David & Jan Halsey
David Garten & Linda Bonder
Deborah & Thomas Horgan
Bronwen Edwards-Denney
Eric Park & Grace Lee-Park
Donna Green
Jan & Kay Pinkava
Jingke Li & Xiaoyan Huang
Jon & Beth Rosch
Joseph Dugoni & Laurie White-Dugoni
Kevin & Kristen Stein
Yetunde Laniran
Leonard Reed & Christina Lima
Michele Levis
Liam & Felicia Thornton
Lie Zhao & Yiwen Zhang
Lisa & Patrick Wong
Mark & Mary Seabright
Mary Williams & Catherine Gaetjens
Michael & Trisha Peterkin
Mitch & Karoline Brock
Neal & Kathe Oliver
Nitin & Puja Bhutani
Patrick Welly & Merrill Weyerhaeuser
Rhonda Schwartz & Steven Slovic
Richard & Denise Waldron
Richard & Sarah Williams
Robert Cloutier & Nicola Rotberg
Beth Rosch
Kevin & Sally Waddell
Scott & Tammily Carpenter
Mary Slayton
Stephen & Tanya Doubleday
Steven Hunt & Cynthia Caraballo-Hunt
Steven Spindel & Jana Reddoch
Thomas Berridge &
Elisabeth Hoagland Berridge
Timothy Liem & Sandra Antonovic
Wei-Tong & Chih-Ching Sun
William Good & Stephanie Dreyfuss
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Professional
Make-Up Lesson
Party from
Couture Artistry
A professional makeup artist will
come to your desired location
(within 30 miles of Sherwood) on
Sunday, April 11, 2015, with
all the finest amenities to teach
the tricks and trades of makeup
application to you and your party
of up to 12 girls. The make-up
lesson will include details of the
techniques, products and how to
choose the correct colors for your
skin type.
• Recipient of: Brides Choice
Award 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Wedding Wire
• Recipient of: Couples Choice
Award 2014, Wedding Wire
• Wedding Industry Experts 2012
Finalist: Top 100 Best Hair and
Make-up in the United States,
ranking 7 out of 100 and ranked
2nd in state for Oregon
Expires: January 1, 2016
Donor(s):
Couture Artistry
3006
Family Estate Plan
A complete family estate plan
including living trusts, Pour-Over
Wills, durable power of attorneys,
and Oregon medical directives for
two adults. The estate plan is
provided by James Oberholtzer, JD,
LL.M. (tax), A-V rated attorney,
AVVO “10, Superb”, highest ratings
for skill and ethics. See
www.oberholtz.com for details.
Donor(s):
James Oberholtzer, Chtd
3007
A Week in a Beautiful
Scottsdale Home
Seven nights in a custom Santa Fe
home backing up to Stone Creek
golf course with unobstructed views
of Camelback Mountain. Magnificent
decor, custom paint, stained and
sealed concrete floors, wrought
iron along with Spanish and Mexican
details add charm and dimension to
this extraordinary architecture.
Great room with vaulted ceilings,
dramatic view windows, custom
Mexican wood doors to entertainment
niche and wet bar with copper sink
and fridge. Enjoy the outdoors with
a 700 sq ft of an entertainer’s
dream patio for outdoor living,
featuring a tongue and groove
ceiling and outdoor kitchen with
BBQ, burners, fridge and sink.
Enjoy the sunsets from the huge
view deck overlooking Camelback and
Mummy Mountain and the golf course.
Cleaning service is not
available. Scheduling is subject
to availability; blackout dates
include 3/16 - 3/29.
Donor(s):
Anonymous
Wine and Cheese
Party Package
You’re invited to host a wine
and cheese party in your home for
your friends with a little help
from Woven Wineworks and Covey
Ridge Vineyard. Package includes:
bottles of Woven Wineworks “Number
One” 2012 Pinot Noir with a burlap
tote bag, six “futures” bottles
of Woven Wineworks 2014 Pinot Gris
(available in April 2015), a gift
certificate for a local farm-totable cheese and fruit display
prepared by Crave Catering, silk
tulips for the table along with a
gift certificate for a hand-tied
bouquet of fresh flowers prepared
by Frank Wine & Flowers, a
Le Creuset advanced lever and foil
cutter “antique chrome” selfpulling corkscrew, an Artisan
wooden cheese board with copper
handle, a scented soy kitchen
candle, and one dozen Amella
gourmet sea salt caramels in a
vintage basket. Also included are
ten beautiful “ready-to-print”
invitations. Optional: the
opportunity to have the founder of
Woven Wineworks and the owner of
Covey Ridge Vineyard attend your
event to pour wine for your guests
and share some of her passion
for wine.
Donor(s):
Elaina Spring and Darrin Eden
3009
VIP About Face
Membership
A six-month VIP “About Face”
membership which includes one
Therapeutic Facial or Medical Grade
Chemical Peel per month pertaining
to your specific skin care needs.
You will also receive special
VIP savings on additional services
and treatments, including an IPL
Laser (Photofacial).
Donor(s):
VIP “About Face” Membership
James Chan and Jennifer Edman
3008
3010
6th Grade Basket—
Spa La La
This is one of two amazing spa
packages brought to you by
the 6th grade class. This package
includes a $100 New Season’s
gift card, a Mani/Pedi, a $100
Saint Cupcake gift certificate, a
$100 Rumi Simone gift certificate,
a $250 gift certificate to
The Allison Inn and Spa, and a
basket full of beauty products
and relaxation accessories.
Donor(s):
Megan Dixon
Kathryn Hindman
Jagdish & Namrata Ragade
Craig & Jennifer Novack
Jerry Burch & Jin Zhang
Julie Duke & Andre Martin
Kevin & Marina Johnson
Priscilla Le
Jessica McVay
Michael & Katherine Witteman
Daniel Pantuso
Lynne Perry
Robert & Ann Armstrong
Kevin & Sarah Raymond
Sean & Hilary O’Hollaren
Stephen & Jane Langley
Tod & Veronica McClaskey
William & Wendy Harris
3011
7 Night
Lincoln Beach
Getaway
Seven nights in a beautiful cozy
beach home in Lincoln City, with
close beach access minus the
crowds. This four bedroom home
is 2500 sq ft and offers custom
hardwood floors, granite counters
and state-of-the-art appliances.
The master is on the main
with a king-size bed and separate
entrance leading to a quaint
patio off the backyard with teak
furniture and fire pit, perfect
for a night at the coast.
The three bedrooms on the second
floor have queen-size beds. The
large bonus room upstairs has six
twin beds and a separate TV for
children to enjoy their own space.
The coastline close to the house
offers great sea life viewing in
the many tide pools that can be
found, and there are sandy beaches
nearby to the North and South.
The house is close to Lincoln City
and Depoe Bay for shopping
and restaurants but secluded
from noise, so it is the
perfect retreat!
Package includes all cleaning
fees.
Restrictions:
Mutually agreeable dates.
Donor(s):
Anonymous
9th Grade
Backyard Basket
An amazing basket filled with
everything you need to create an
oasis of fun and relaxation in
your own backyard. Cushions,
Festive Tableware, a Serving Tray,
colorful Marble Globe Lights and
Votive Candles for your alfresco
dining; a Professional Grill Tool
Set and an array of Spices and
Sauces for the BBQ; an Ice Bucket
and Stand with some refreshing
beverages; a Hummingbird Feeder,
a “Must See Birds of the Pacific
Northwest” birding guide and a
Bug Viewing Kit to observe nature;
a String Hammock for serious
relaxation; a Volleyball Set to
entertain kids and adults; plus
other fun & decorative items.
Round out your Oasis experience
with Gift Cards from Crate & Barrel
($40), Pottery Barn ($40), Lowe’s
($40), Zupan’s ($80), Cornell Farm
Garden Center ($100) and more!
Donor(s):
Adam Roth & Stephanie Kjar
Andrea Angell
Vassar Byrd
Donald Comer & Heidi Nelson
James & Elizabeth Lund
James & Julie Ann Lovestrand
John Trojanowicz & Jessica McVay
John & Lisa Casalino
Joseph O’Connor & Joan Flora
Kenneth & Kieley Malueg
Khadija Khalife
Kieran & Kimberly Waterson
Craig DeHarpport & Kristine Smole
Roberta Lampert
Dan Musser & Marlee Brown
Mehmet & Fatma Berk
Bradley Schwartz & Nancy Davies
Steven & Patricia Sipowicz
Ronald & Jennifer Hapke
Stephen & Leslie Aaron
Amy White
Andrew & Kendall Crosby
Dan & Melanie Clark
David Siker & Nancy Keats
Jan & Kay Pinkava
Mark Friedman & Mary Elliott
Peter & Bridget Morningstar
Michelle Vessely
Dave Garten & Linda Bonder
Roger & Funda Kelsay
Douglas & Michele Ackerman
3013
Chef’s Table Dinner
by Bon Appetit
Bon Appetit General Manager,
Kelly Cowing, and her team will
select a scrumptious eight
to ten course mini meal with wine
pairings for you and seven of
your guests. The Chef’s Table
Dinner is a delicious and unique
experience, served in the heart
of the OES kitchen. Watch these
creative chefs at work and enjoy
a view of behind-the-scenes
food preparation while enjoying
culinary masterpieces.
Restrictions:
This dinner is offered on a
mutually agreed upon date; but
is not available June 2015 October 2015.
Donor(s):
Bon Appetit
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3014
Three Day
Central Oregon
Getaway
You and your nine guests will
enjoy three days and two nights
at a luxurious private Sunriver
home, 16 Camas. This newly built
Sunriver vacation rental is packed
with amenities like a pool table,
Ping-Pong table, complimentary
bicycles and a private hot tub
on the back deck. There is plenty
of space for up to ten guests,
and your group will love the
special touches in this home,
like the lodge-style decor and
expansive vaulted ceilings in the
great room. Located in a central
yet private area, this Sunriver
vacation rental is within short
walking or biking distance to Fort
Rock Park and the SHARC,
Sunriver’s fantastic aquatic
center. 16 Camas is a single
level home with four bedrooms
(including two master suites) and
three full bathrooms. The living
room is a great room concept— open
to the kitchen and dining area
— with vaulted pine ceilings and
a wall of windows to let in the
beautiful Central Oregon sunshine.
The kitchen is stocked with most
anything you could need, and
there’s room for everyone at the
dining table and kitchen bar.
This Sunriver vacation rental has
a 55’ flat screen TV with internet
and Blu-Ray player in the living
room and a 50’ TV with internet
and Blu-Ray player in the master
bedroom, iHomes in all bedrooms,
C/D player with iPhone/iPad/
iPod connection, plenty of board
games for all, and free wireless
internet for your smart phones and
laptops. The full-size, insulated
garage also has a Ping-Pong table,
pool table, and five adult bikes
to explore the resort. Outside,
this Sunriver vacation rental has
a spacious, south facing, enclosed
deck, a private new BullFrog
hot tub, new gas grill and plenty
of patio furniture to enjoy
your meal or relax. Sunriver is in
close proximity to skiing and
snowboarding at Mt. Bachelor in
the winter months, with the
Deschutes River nearby for
kayaking and rafting during the
warmer months. Sunriver Resort
has two swimming pools, tennis
courts, parks, horse stables, and
world-class golf courses.
However you choose to spend your
vacation in Sunriver, you’ll
thoroughly enjoy calling
16 Camas your home-away-from-home!
Includes complimentary SHARC
passes and use of five bicycles.
Restrictions: reservations to be
made, in advance, with the owners
for mutually convenient dates
between April 1, 2015, through
April 1, 2016.
Non-smokers only please. No pets.
Donor(s):
Kevin & Hedy Donnelly
Private Sunday
Dinner for 12 at
Swiss Hibiscus
Unlock the secrets of the Swiss!
This exclusive dining adventure is
limited to only 12 top-caliber
special agents. Swiss Hibiscus
closes its doors for you and your
“team” while Chef Jennie Wyss
trains you to prepare a 007-worthy,
authentic Swiss dish. After
learning the secrets of Swiss
cuisine, relax with your trusted
allies for a chef-selected, fourcourse private dining experience
paired with German and Swiss
wines and beers. Don’t worry;
your secrets are safe during this
private, intimate affair.
• Swiss cooking lesson by
Chef Wyss at Swiss Hibiscus
• Four course dinner for 12 with wine
and beer pairing at Swiss Hibiscus
• Bottle of Martin’s Swiss Dressing
for each guest
Restrictions:
Maximum 12 people. Expires March
14, 2016. Mutually agreeable
Sunday evening at Swiss Hibiscus
by donor and purchaser.
Donor(s):
Gene & Sally Kolbe
Jeremy & Mercedes Corey
Swiss Hibiscus Restaurant
3016
The Ultimate
Survivor Basket
from the 3rd Grade
A $100 gift certificate to
Fisherman’s Marine and Outdoor,
a $100 Cabela’s Gift Certificate,
an REI Gift Certificate for $150,
a $50 Gift Card to Hopworks
Urban Brewery and survivor
necessities including an REI
Two Person Tent, a Solar Observer
AM/FM/Weather Radio, Bushnell
Power View Binoculars, handheld
GPS, a Leatherman Rebar Tool, a
Bullet Space Pen Paired with
a Maglite Flashlight, and much,
much more!
Donor(s):
Anonymous
Adam & Betty Kobos
Ajay & Divya Kumar
Andrew Flavell & Figen Ulgen
Christian & Brandie Ettinger
David Jacobson & Karen Hsu
Deborah & Benjamin Walsh
Edward & Sonya King
Eric & Amanda Reveno
Geeta Fogarty
Frank Hsu & Grace Chen
Jenny Futrell
Gavin Button & Valerie Weiss
Gregory & Malgorzata Gramstad
David Hillis
Kevin Walkush & Jeanine Fukuda
Hannah Lee
Mark & Andrea Farley
Dan Musser & Marlee Brown
Maura & Rupendhar Kanuri
Nicholas & Susan Proudman
Pei-Li Wang & Daniel Tseng
Richard & Kimmy Hsu
Kevin & Sarah Raymond
Joseph Deng & Tanja Epley
Thomas Tieu & Deanne Do
Viengkeo Noimany & Monina Pascua
Warren & Michelle Tubbs
David Wilkinson
William & Carrie Grove-Fanning
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3017
Mariners Game
& Arctic Club Hotel
Two tickets to the Texas Rangers
vs. Seattle Mariners game on
April 17, 2015 at 7:10 pm. Seats
are located in Section 137,
Row 25. This package also includes
two nights at the Doubletree
Arctic Club Hotel, checking in
4/17 and checking out 4/19.
Donor(s):
Charlie & Trina Denson
3018
Lithograph
by Marcel Mouly
A framed lithograph by Marcel
Mouly. Lithograph by Marcel Mouly.
Donor(s):
Dr. Dwayne Prather
3049
Vienna 8’ Round
Oriental
Hand-Woven Rug
Donor(s):
Jim & Michelle Fitzhenry
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Speed Stacking
Class & Cup Set
Join Speed Stacking Team Coach
and Lower School PE Teacher,
Stephanie Rankin for a Speed
Stacking Class for five. Speed
Stacking is an amazing sport of
fitness, agility, concentration
and quickness. This activity helps
develop sequencing, motor skills,
patterning, and concentration
while having a blast!
Fun for ages 4 - 400!
This package includes a Speed
Stacking Cup set.
Schedule the class on a mutually
agreeable date and location.
The group should all be
approximately the same age.
Donor:
Stephanie Rankin
Speed Stacks, Inc.
3051
Middle School
Book Collection
A basket of books filled with
mystery, espionage, heartwarming
tales and some all time “favs”.
Picked out by the Middle School
faculty and staff.
Donor:
Lisa Casalino
Sara Fromme
Jeri Haskins
Benno Lyon
Karen Seder
Ann Sulzer
Nancy Teskey
Becky Tooley
Ann von Ofenheim
3050
3052
Boys Lacrosse
Lessons with
Coach Sully
Coach Sullivan will personalize
two 45-minute lacrosse lessons
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:
Dennis Sullivan
3053
Dragonboat
Experience with
The OES
Dragonboat Team
Captain!
An opportunity to ride or paddle in
one of Portland’s famous Taiwanese
Dragon Boats while learning about
the waterfowl along the Willamette
River (excursion is one hour).
Hosted by Ann von Ofenheim with
waterfowl observations by
ornithologist Peter Langley.
Maximum 2 people.
This includes a teal Dragonboat
jacket.
Will schedule for April or
May 2015 (Wednesday 5:30-6:30 pm,
Sunday 10-11am or 11am-12pm).
Two people max, must be 14
or older.
Donor:
Ms. Ann Wood von Ofenheim
3054
Care Package
For Your Child Away
At College
Your child will enjoy nine monthly
care packages of homemade treats.
Imagine a box of chocolate chip
cookies or brownies or Rice
Krispie treats arriving regularly
in your child’s school mailbox.
Yum!!
Donor:
Karen Seder
3055
Mt. Hood Mountain
Bike Expedition
Hi, I am Dan, an employee of OES,
and I would like to invite you to
a place I call Dan’s Disneyland.
So you have skied Mt. Hood, you
have hiked Mt. Hood, now it’s
time to Mountain Bike Mt. Hood!
Biking skills and cardio are
needed for this event. Beginner
bikers will bike thru Govt. 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 helpful skills
will be taught, frequent water
and snack breaks are taken, and
one of the most thrilling bike
rides you have ever done will take
place. Lunch will be provided here
as well. If you’re not too tired,
we’ll do it a second time!
Donor:
Dan M. Thompson
Four Front Row
Seats at the
Upper School
Commencement
Ceremony
Enjoy four front row reserved
seats at the Friday, June 12,
2015 Upper School Commencement
ceremony. Seats are behind the
Graduating Seniors.
3057
Four Front Row
Seats at the Middle
School Promotion
Enjoy four front row reserved
seats at the Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Middle School Promotion. Seats are
behind the Middle School students.
This includes a reserved parking
spot.
3058
Four Front Row
Seats at the Lower
School Promotion
Enjoy four front row seats at the
Wednesday, June 10, 2015 Lower
School Promotion.
Seats are behind the Lower School
students and will be reserved
for you. Includes reserved
parking spot.
3059
Doubles Tennis
Clinic with
Coleen Davis
An hour and a half hour doubles
clinic from OES girls’ tennis
coach Coleen Davis. Coleen was
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
won the state championship
eight times.
Donor:
Coleen Davis
3060
Lunch with Head of
School Mo Copeland
One student and his/her parents
will enjoy a yummy lunch in
the OES dining hall with the Head
of School, Mo Copeland.
Donor:
Mo Copeland
3061
Home Brew Session
with Brad Kuhns
Brew a five gallon batch of
the beer of your choice with a
seasoned home brewer and OES
IT expert, Brad Kuhns. Join in on
the process and end up with
two cases of custom beer to share
with your friends.
Donor:
Brad J. Kuhns
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3063
Reserved parking
spot at Homecoming
on October 2, 2015
Upper School
Faculty
Book Collection
A collection of favorite books
on the Auction theme: spy novels,
non-fiction, thrillers...chosen
by US faculty.
3064
Reserved parking
spot for the 2015
St. Nick’s Chapel
3065
Reserved parking
spot for the
Lower School
Back to School
Picnic 2015
3066
Horticulture
Workshop with
Peter Langley
The workshop on basic
horticultural techniques will
last 2 to 3 hours and will include
potting up, potting on, seed
sowing, separating seed, bulb
planting, leaf and stem cutting,
and basic core. All techniques
will be practiced, and all
materials will be provided by
the donor.
The workshop on basic
horticultural techniques will
last 2 to 3 hours and will include
potting up, potting on, seed
sowing, separating seed, bulb
planting, leaf and stem cutting,
and basic core. All techniques
will be practiced, and all
materials will be provided by
the donor.
Available in April or early May.
Would prefer a Saturday but could
be done in the evening during
the work week.
Donor:
Peter Langley
A Basic Sausage
Making Class
with the Portland
Meat Collective
Gift certificate for one person
in a basic sausage-making class
with the Portland Meat Collective.
Camas Davis is the founder
of the Portland Meat Collective,
the first meat collective
in the United States. The goals
of the collective are to put
small farmers in direct contact
with consumers in order to sell
sustainably raised animals for
food. She also teaches classes
that educate people about how to
butcher and use all parts of an
animal. She has since started a
nonprofit, the Meat Collective
Alliance, which helps people in
other states across the country
begin their own collectives.
For three years, Camas and Kara
Tambellini, Upper School English
Teacher, have offered a Butchery
Winterim class to OES students.
The students visit farms, meet
farmers, learn how to butcher
chickens, ducks and an entire pig.
Camas and Kara then rent
commercial kitchen space and teach
students how to prepare different
cuts of meat. It’s a blast for
the kids.
In April, 2013, The New York
Times sent a reporter to travel
with our group for a few days.
The resulting story ran in their
Sunday magazine.
Gift certificate can be redeemed
for any scheduled sausage class
that is not already sold out.
Donor:
Portland Meat Collective
3068
The Science of
Cheese Making with
Ms. Rozzi
Learn the art and science of
making soft and semi-firm cheeses
that you can then make at home
and in your own kitchen! In this
class for five, you will learn the
basic principles of cheese making
making—
preparing chèvre, mascarpone and
ricotta. Samples of each cheese
will be provided. Your take-home
bag will have instructions,
cheese making tips, recipes and
necessary supplies.
No children under the age of 10.
Class can be taught at OES or
at a private residence.
All materials will be provided
for participants. For 21+ groups,
wine and cheese pairing can be
arranged. Gluten-Free or nut-free
crackers can be provided upon
request. Expires: July 2016.
Donor:
Anna Rozzi
3067
3069
If You Give an
Aardvark a Cookie...
One lucky Lower School class
will enjoy stories and treats from
Lower School faculty and staff.
After school from 3:05-4:00 p.m.
in the Lower School Library on a
mutually agreed-upon date. Contact
Heidi at [email protected] to
schedule.
Donor:
Ms. Heidi Hackenjos
3070
Lego Animation
Play Date with
Mr. David
Film Maker and First Grade
Assistant Teacher Mr. David will
provide a 2.5 hour Lego Animation
Play Date version of his popular
after-school class for up to 10
kids at your house. Combine two of
your kid’s favorite things — Legos
and animation! Mr. David will
guide the kids in making their
very own Lego movie. Also includes
photos of this very special day.
Donor:
David Loitz
3071
A $200 Credit
to an OES Summer
Program
3072
Family Farm Visit—
Wingham Farms
Enjoy an up-close-and-personal
farm visit for up to six kids and
adults to Wingham Farms (near
Banks), the family farm of OES
teacher Julie Sikkink and her
husband, Daniel Lee (OES alumnus
parents, Class of 2009 and 2013).
Enjoy a picnic lunch made of farmfresh ingredients, pet the farm
animals, get a milking lesson
and take home the makings of your
dinner: eggs you collected, some
garden produce, farm-grown and
raised fruit preserves, and some
fresh cheese made from the milk
of our cows.
We would like the visit to be
scheduled in advance for either a
weekend in the spring, or any day
in the summer after school gets
out until August 20. At least one
adult must come with the children
on the visit. This package
includes a basket with eggs and
jam to take home.
Donor:
Wingham Farms
3073
Soccer Skills
Session for 8 with
Coach Kerr
A soccer clinic for up to 8 kids
with Coach Kerr will be scheduled
between May 1st to June 12th.
The group will work on shooting,
trapping, dribbling and play
small sided games with some OES
varsity soccer players on hand to
help. This will be both fun
and educational.
For ages 8-12.
Donor:
Justin Kerr
3074
Tuba Lessons—
Tuba Christmas!!
Winner gets the use of a 1918
Silver Conn Tuba for up to
3 months prior to Portland’s
Tuba Christmas 2015 (December).
Winner may play (or “lip sync”)
during the performance and return
the instrument afterwards.
Other tuba may be substituted but
currently the Silver Conn Tuba
is available.
3075
A Day in the Life
of An Explorer with
Tom Handel
Spend a day learning to navigate on
land and water like the pioneers
of the west. Start at 9am at OES
with Tom Handel and walk the depths
of the wetlands searching for
possible food sources (both plant
and animal). Use a map and compass
to find a buried treasure. Build a
real canvas shelter to protect you
from the elements. Cook your lunch
over a hobo stove. Finally, paddle
the Fanno creek wetlands in the
OES canoes scouting for waterfowl
and signs of the beaver.
Finish the day charting your
course and reflecting the
experience in handmade journals.
The day will end at 3pm.
This trip is ideal for students
between 8-11 years of age (and
parents too). Excursion to take
place between 6/21/15 and 8/21/15.
Group size is limited to 10.
Donor:
Tom Handel
Donor:
Robert Orr
3076
Flat Water Kayak
with Tom Handel
Spend the day paddling in the
OES Sea Kayaks along the flat
waters of a local river (TBD).
Boats, equipment, and instruction
provided by OES and Tom Handel.
Customized gourmet deli lunch
included. Transportation from OES
to kayak location and back is
also provided.
Date of trip is to be determined
by contacting Tom Handel.
Excursion to take place on agreed
date between 6/21/15 and 8/21/15.
Group size is limited to 7.
Participants must be over 4’10” in
height to adequately control kayak.
Donor:
Tom Handel
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AAA Oregon
Aaron Schoenkerman &
Michelle Fliman
Adam & Betty Kobos
Adam Roth & Stephanie Kjar
Ajay & Divya Kumar
Allan Ray Lehman
Allegra Villella
Al’s Garden Center
Amy Harrington McAuley
Amy Nunn & Kelli Burke
Amy White
Andina
Andrea Angell
Andrea Angell & Steve Scates
Andrew & Kendall Crosby
Andrew Flavell & Figen Ulgen
Angela Hancock
Ann Miller & Desiree Bliss
Ann Sulzer
Ann Wood von Ofenheim
Anna & Frank Halpin
Anna Rozzi
Annie Bloom’s Books
Anonymous
Anthony & Natalia Neal
Ashley Spitzer
Baja Fresh
Baker & Spice
Barons Winery
Barre & David Hardy
Beards Framing
Beaverton Florists, inc.
Becky Tooley
Bendistillery
Benjamin Kaiser & Erin Livengood
Benno Lyon
Blast Burger
Blowout A Blowdry Bar
Blush Beauty Bar
Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods
Bon Appetit
Boogie Wipes —
Nehemiah Manufacturing Company
Brad J. Kuhns
Brandon & Susan Bankowski
Brandon Wilson & Shannon Lewis
Brasada Ranch
Brian Bogatin & Marjorie Hrbek
Britton Frome & Amer Mirza
Bronwen Edwards-Denney
Bruce Ped & Alison Rose-Ped
Buck & Barbara Corey
Cafe Murrayhill
Camille Fischer
Carey & Lance Killian
Carina & Frederic Luyties
Carol & Ian Bull
Carol Timm
Carole Burton
Cassie Looker
Cedar Mill Veterinary Hospital
Central Bark
Charles & Marcia Chamberlin
Charles & Mary Kilo
Charles Fine Art Portraits
Charlie & Trina Denson
Cheryl Douratsos & Thomas Walker
Cheryl Nenow
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Chris Dudley Foundation
Chris Grabenstein
Chris Myers
Christian & Brandie Ettinger
Christopher & Diane Carter
Christopher Bender &
Caitlin Morris-Bender
Closed Loop Woodwork
ClubSport Oregon
Coffee Rush
Coleen Davis
Conrad & Barbara Pearson
Copper Monkey Event Center
Cornerstone Reputation
Couture Artistry
CR & Janet Duffie
Crowley Wine
Crunch Fitness
Curt Jantz
Dan & Melanie Clark
Dan M. Thompson
Dana Mosher Lewis
Daniel & Diana Lavery
Daniel & Ellen Pippenger
Operation OES / Thank You / 97
2015 DONORS
2015 DONORS
Daniel Pantuso
Darren Jones &
Diane Engelhard Jones
Dava Bead & Trade
David & Barbara Boxberger
David & Jan Halsey
David & Janine Segal
David & Joy Heinecke
David & Karole Wilson
David & Stephanie Allderdice
David Garten & Linda Bonder
David Hasson & Sharon Toncray
David Hillis
David Jacobson & Karen Hsu
David Loitz
David Wilkinson
David Wilkinson & Tamara Justus
Debby Schauffler
Debi Jones
Deborah & Benjamin Walsh
Deborah & Thomas Horgan
Decorview
Dennis Palatov
Dennis Sullivan
Deschutes Brewery
Don & Alicia Morissette
Donald Comer & Heidi Nelson
Donna & Travis Knight
Douglas & Georgina Miltenberger
Douglas & Michele Ackerman
Dr. Dwayne Prather
Eastside Distilling
ecoShuttle
Ed Cecere
Edsel & Betty Kim
Edward & Sonya King
Einstein Bros Bagels
Elaina Spring and Darrin Eden
Elena & Ethan Korngold
Elephants Delicatessen
Elizabeth & Thomas Gewecke
Emily Andrews Portrait Design
Eric & Amanda Reveno
Eric & Amy Simpson
Eric & Jennifer Gabrielson
Eric & Nellie Hester
Ernesto’s
Evergreen Aviation Museum
Fat City Cafe
Five Spice Seafood + Wine Bar
Frank & Kristina Geary
Frank Collie
Frank Hsu & Grace Chen
Fuddruckers Restaurant
Gavin Button & Valerie Weiss
Geeta Fogarty
Gene & Sally Kolbe
Geoffrey & Ashley Bingham
George Hale & Kara Oringdulph-Hale
Gisela Walitzki
Grand Central Baking Co.
Gregory & Malgorzata Gramstad
Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa
Hannah Lee
Heather & David Peizner
Hedy & Kevin Donnelly
Heidi Hackenjos
Hopworks Urban Brewery
Hotel Deca
Hotel deLuxe
Inn at the Market
Jack & Madeleine Menashe
Jack Young Golf
Jagdish & Namrata Ragade
James & Elizabeth Lund
James Chan & Jennifer Edman
James Oberholtzer, Chtd
Jan & Kay Pinkava
Jasmine Wu & Peter Bray
Jason & April Gilster
Jeffry Schultz & Junxi Huang
Jennifer & Craig Novack
Jennifer & Richard Young
Jenny Futrell
Jeremy & Mercedes Corey
Jeri Haskins
Jerry Burch & Jin Zhang
Jessica & Garrett Fenton
Jessica McVay
Jessica McVay & John Trojanowicz
Jim & Michelle Fitzhenry
Jim Fisher Volvo
Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches
Jingke Li & Xiaoyan Huang
Joanne Devlin — Pump It Up
John & Julie Schlendorf
John & Karen Getz
John & Kristin Bradley
John & Lisa Casalino
John & Shan West
John R. Holloran
Jon & Beth Rosch
Jon & Jennifer Nicolazzo
Jonathan & Jaime Sales
Jordan & Anne Samiee
Jordan Samiee
Jordi & Lisa Kellogg
Joseph Dugoni & Laurie White-Dugoni
Joseph O’Connor & Joan Flora
Joshua & Amy Remick
Joshua Schindler & Andrea Herzka
Julie Duke & Andre Martin
Justin Kerr
K103
Karen Seder
Karl & Amy Lieberman
Katherine Lieber & Monique Matheson
Kathryn Hindman
Kelly & Neil Hatler
Kelly Saito
Kendra & Michael Zupan
Kenneth & Kieley Malueg
Kevin & Kristen Stein
Kevin & Laura Murphy
Kevin & Marina Johnson
Kevin Lee DJ
Kevin Walkush & Jeanine Fukuda
KGW8
Khadija Khalife
Kiah Johnson Mounsey
Kimberly & Kieran Waterson
Kirstin McAuley
Kristin & Vivek Deshmukh
Kristine Smole & Craig DeHarpport
Kuni BMW
Kyllos Seafood Grill
Lakewood Theatre Company
Laserport
Laura Foster-Flynn
Laura & Christopher Moran
Lea Winter
L’Ecole No 41
Lee & Rebecca Holzman
Leonard Reed & Christina Lima
Les Schwab Tire Center —
Greenburg Rd.
Liam & Felicia Thornton
Lie Zhao & Yiwen Zhang
Linnea Osterberg, Photographer
Lisa & Patrick Wong
Lisa Casalino
Lisa Miura-Guerra & Randy Guerra
Lynne Perry
Magnum Opus Hair Salon
Malcolm & Masako McIver
Marcia & Gary Borden
Margueritte & Gene Kim
Mark & Andrea Farley
Mark & Mary Seabright
Marlee Brown & Dan Musser
Martin & Teresa Jones
Mary & Scott Dolich
Mary Slayton
Mary Williams & Catherine Gaetjens
Massage Envy
Matt Grayson & Kara Chamberlin
Matt Smith
Matt’s in the Market
Maura & Rupendhar Kanuri
Maurice W. King
Maziar Azadpour & Farnosh Ghasemi
McIlhenny Company
McMenamins
Megan Dixon
Mehmet & Fatma Berk
Meikai Home Organizing
Melissa & Jeffrey Papen
Melissa Smith
Melissa Smith & Michael Gillson
Melissa Takasumi Saito
Meriwether’s Restaurant &
Skyline Farm
Michael & Katherine Witteman
Michael & Trisha Peterkin
Michele Levis
2015 DONORS
2015 DONORS
Michelle & Jonathan Mason
Michelle Vessely
Mitch & Karoline Brock
Mitchell Tracy & Christina Gong
Mo & Chris Copeland
Moira & Michael Buckley
MPC Designs
Mr. Formal
Mt. Hood Railroad
Mychael & Chunyan Mai
Nan Hanson & Edward O’Hare
Nancy Davies & Bradley Schwartz
Nancy Teskey
Nathan & Mari Angela Schwalbach
Nathan Fasold & Brooke Fitzgerald
Neal & Kathe Oliver
New Seasons Market
Nicholas & Carolyn Stanley
Nicholas & Susan Proudman
Nitin & Puja Bhutani
Northwest Children’s Theater
Occasions Fine Gifts
OES School Store
OES Summer Programs
Ollar Photography
OMSI
Oregon Hot Tub | Jacuzzi Hot Tubs
of Portland
Oregon Symphony
Oregon Zoo
Palatov Motorsport
Pam Paquette of
RagMopp Cleaning Service
Pankaj Gore & Paula Gerber-Gore
Park Kitchen
Parker Furniture
Parviz & Maudie Samiee
Patricia & Steven Sipowicz
Patrick Welly &
Merrill Weyerhaeuser
Paul & Donna Green
Paul & Kristina Durant
Paul Ehrlich & Hillary Day Ehrlich
Pedal Bike tours and Rentals
Pei-Li Wang & Daniel Tseng
Peju Province Winery
Pete Klimecky & Allison Caruthers
Peter & Bridget Morningstar
Peter Langley
Pittock Mansion
Portland Center Stage
Portland Children’s Museum
Portland Golf Club
Portland Meat Collective
Portland Walking Tours
Priscilla Le
Pure Life Clinic
QFC — Quality Food Centers
Racoon Lodge & Brew Pub
Radiator Whiskey
Raleigh Hills Starbucks
Redd Walitzki
Redtail Golf Academy
Rejuvenation, Inc
Rhonda Schwartz & Steven Slovic
Richard & Denise Waldron
Richard & Jamie Veira
Richard & Kimmy Hsu
Richard & Sarah Williams
Rip Caswell Sculptures, Inc.
Rob Stuart
Robert & Ann Armstrong
Robert Cloutier & Nicola Rotberg
Robert Orr
Roberta Lampert
Robin Barnstead-Long
Roger & Funda Kelsay
Romano & Jane Gratteri
Ronald & Catherine Chan
Ronald & Jennifer Hapke
Roys Waikoloa Bar & Grill
Ruchi Prakash & Manish Mehta
Sammy Schwarz & Adam Murray
Sammys Flowers
Samuel & Jennifer Shiley
Sara & Timothy Berglund
Sara Fromme
Sarah & Kevin Raymond
Sarah Ross-Bailly & Devin Bailly
Schreiner’s Gardens
Scott & Debra Pajor
Scott & Sohee Anderson
Scott & Tammily Carpenter
2015 DONORS
Tuan Anh Nguyen
Tucci Ristorante
Tyson Crowley
Vassar Byrd
Viengkeo Noimany & Monina Pascua
Viju & Aishwarya Deenadayalu
Village Frame & Gallery
Vincent & Laurie Price
Voicebox Karaoke
Wanderlust Tours
Warren & Michelle Tubbs
Wei-Tong & Chih-Ching Sun
Wendy & Carter Wray
Wendy & William Harris
Wesley & Maureen Lematta
Western Antique Aeroplane and
Automobile Museum
William & Carrie Grove-Fanning
William Good & Stephanie Dreyfuss
Wilsonville Family Fun Center &
Bullwinkles Restaurant
Wingham Farms
World Affairs Council of Oregon
World Forestry Center
Woven Wineworks
Yetunde Laniran
Yoga Pearl
Yong Li & Stella Chen
Young Art
Yuen Lui Studio
Sean Kuni & Elizabeth Austin
Sesame Donuts
Shannon & David O’Brien
Shawn & Sandy Patrick
Sherwood Ice Arena
Sidharth Bhardwaj & Nina Kapur
Sizzle Pie
Speed Stacks, Inc.
Stand Together
Stephanie Rankin
Stephen & Leslie Aaron
Stephen & Tanya Doubleday
Steve and Kate’s Camp
Steven Hunt &
Cynthia Caraballo-Hunt
Style M.D.
Sunset Lanes
Sunset Porsche Audi
Swiss Hibiscus Restaurant
Tabon & SooLynn Chang
Tanja Epley & Joseph Deng
Tessa Daniel
The Bent Brick
The Broadway Rose Theatre Company
The Craft Factory
The Duck Store
The Grand Hotel
The International Spy Museum
The Joinery
The Murder Mystery Company
The Portland Ballet
Thinker Toys
Thomas Berridge &
Elisabeth Hoagland Berridge
Thomas Tieu & Deanne Do
Timothy & Elizabeth Smith
Timothy Liem & Sandra Antonovic
Tod & Veronica McClaskey
Todd & Anne Borus
Tom Handel
Toni Holmberg
Trent & Mary Lou Green
Tristan and Rose
Truman Collins

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