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F LY N N S E A S O N G U I D E
15/16
Season Sponsor
Welcome
Matthew Thorsen
by JOHN R. KILLACKY,
Executive Director
Experience Your True Selves More Deeply Here
When over 500 people turned out for the season preview event in July, I was once again
reminded about the tremendous support this community gives to the Flynn. Our ongoing efforts
to foster the enjoyment, understanding, and development of the arts in Vermont through diverse
and engaging artistic experiences cannot exist without your patronage. Thank you.
The Flynn’s evolution from a 1930 Art Deco movie palace into a nationally-recognized
performing arts center was only possible with this community’s unwavering commitment
and perseverance. This support has kept the Flynn vital, accessible, and responsive
throughout every chapter of our growth. For the last 34 years, people like you have made
it possible for the Flynn to help ensure the arts remain alive for future generations.
I can’t guarantee you’ll like everything you see here at the Flynn–there is no aesthetic
hierarchy here other than excellence. Let’s celebrate the familiar and dive into the
unknown together. The arts are a safe place for diverse ideas, expressions, and
experiences to intermingle.
We believe the arts touch people’s lives in profound ways, provide enrichment for
children, stimulate creativity and transformation, and strengthen overall community.
This was reinforced for me a few years ago while watching some of our teen performers
in our FlynnArts summer youth theater production of the musical Shrek. The show has
a wonderful song of affirmation and celebrations of individuality: “Let your freak flag
wave/Let your freak flag fly/Never take it down, never take it down/Raise it way up high!”
The kids had a blast performing it, the audience cheered, and I was so glad I work
here. But I was also a bit wistful, and wished I had a community like the Flynn while
I was growing up. There is a lot of discussion these days about how arts organizations
can become the “third space” in people’s lives. (The first space is the domestic sphere
with family, the second involves civic engagement in school and work, while the third
is where our authentic selves can be nurtured and thrive.) This is our aspiration;
we hope each of you experience your true selves more deeply here. And let your freak
flag fly!
Give me a call (802 652-4504), email ([email protected]), or say hello in
the lobby. This is your theater and I am honored to steward it on your behalf.
My Freak Flag
Recommendations:
Arlo Guthrie
“Alice’s Restaurant”
50th Anniversary Tour
October 7, MainStage
Bang on a Can
All-Stars
Brian Eno’s
“Music for Airports”
February 19, FlynnSpace
Samuel Beckett
Trilogy
“Not I / Footfalls / Rockaby”
March 23, MainStage
Ana Moura
Portuguese fado
reimagined
April 29, MainStage
Alonzo King
LINES Ballet
Natural soundscapes,
sinewy dance
May 4, MainStage
Tanya Tagaq
Throat singing/
industrial/metal
May 14, FlynnSpace
Gratefully yours,
John R. Killacky, Executive Director
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Table of Contents
Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
[email protected]
802-655-9229
www.debbiburton.com
Emergency Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
For Your Comfort & Enjoyment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Board & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Our Mission, Vision, Beliefs, & Values. . . . . . . . . .10
Your Beautiful Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
BRAVO!
An Overview of the Season by Steve MacQueen. . .18
The Performing Arts Enrich Our Community!
On with the show...
Education at the Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Flynn Dining Circle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
A collective force for advocacy,
change and empowerment.
866-227-7451
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At the Flynn 15-16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
at AARP Vermont
Become a Member. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Seat Campaign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
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Leave a Legacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
Corporate, Foundation,
& Government Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Flynn Individual Members & Sponsors . . . . . . . . .42
Thank You Flynn Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
153 Main St, Burlington VT, 05401
802-652-4500
The Flynn Center Season Guide is published annually
by the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts and is distributed
free of charge to patrons of the 2015-16 Flynn Season.
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Emergency Procedures
In the event of an emergency evacuation
of the theater, please follow these instructions:
Accessibility Services:
• Before the performance, take note of your nearest exit.
• If an evacuation is warranted, the show will be stopped, and an
announcement made over the public address system or from the stage.
• Ushers will be posted at all exits to assist you. All staff are trained
in emergency procedures and it is important that you adhere to their
instructions.
• Once outside the theater, keep moving away from the building
so as not to interfere with emergency personnel entering the area.
• Accessibility services ushers will assist patrons as needed.
Thank you for taking the time to review these safety measures.
STAGE
EXIT
EXIT
Please request all access services
when ordering tickets:
802-863-5966, v/relay calls welcome.
Accessible and
companion seating
and personal curbside assistance on
request. Accessible elevator to
FlynnSpace. Accessible restrooms.
The theater is equipped with
hearing loop technology; if you
have a compatible hearing aid, switch
it to the T setting. Assistive listening
devices are also available free of
charge at the concession counters.
Selected productions are
interpreted in American Sign
Language (ASL). Call for schedule.
Large-print programs
are available for all
shows. Braille programs will be provided
with notice of 10 business days.
Selected productions are audio
described.Call for schedule.
Large
Print
EXIT
EXIT
EXIT
BALCONY
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Sensory-friendly performances
are designed to create a
performing arts experience that is
welcoming to all families with children
with autism or with other disabilities
that create sensory sensitivities.
For Your Comfort & Enjoyment
At Your Service: The house manager is responsible for the overall front-ofhouse operation. A Flynn Spirit (dressed in white and black) can direct patrons
who have questions or concerns to this Flynn representative.
Late Arrivals: Late arrivals will not be seated until a suitable break
in the performance, and at the discretion of the house manager.
Re-entering the Building: Patrons who leave the building during the
performance (including intermission) must show their ticket stubs when re-entering.
Children: Any child one year or older attending a performance must have a
ticket and a separate seat. Infants (children 12 months and under) are
welcome at Flynn family events and performances specifically geared
to children, and will be admitted free of charge. If an infant or young
child is disrupting a performance, the Flynn reserves the right to ask a parent
to sit with the child in the rear of the theater or, if need be, to leave the hall.
Blocking Aisles: Fire safety codes prohibit the blocking of aisles.
Ushers can store your personal belongings safely and securely during performances.
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Refreshments: No food or beverages are allowed inside the theater
except for bottled water purchased at the Flynn concession stand.
Restrooms: Restrooms are located on the lower level in the rear
of the theater, reached by both the left and right staircases. Three wheelchairaccessible restrooms are available on the main floor off the lobby.
Cameras, Tape Recorders, Pagers, Cell Phones, & Watches:
Cameras and tape recorders may not be used during any performance.
Artist contracts require violators to be removed from the theater and be
liable for damages or injury. All electronics must be turned off during
performances. Please refrain from opening such devices as well, as light can
provide a disturbance to other patrons during a performance.
Fragrances: Please be judicious in your use of perfumes and fragrances when
coming to the theater, as an increasing number of people have allergies to scents.
If the perfume of another patron disturbs you, please notify an usher
or the house manager and we will attempt to relocate you to another seat.
Smoking: The Flynn Center is a smoke-free building.
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Board and Staff
(As of August 15, 2015)
2015-16 Board Officers
Sara Byers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chair
Eric Flegenheimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice Chair
Leigh Keyser Phillips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
David M. O’Neal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer
2015-16 Board Members
Linda Barth Goldstein
Wanda Heading-Grant
Greg Kelly
Joel Klein
Fred “Chico” Lager
Mark A. Langan
Thomas S. Leavitt
Aida Reed Luce
Nancy J. McClellan
Erika D. Senft Miller
Rich Nadworny
Rich Price
Michael K. Smith
David Stever
Joan A. Sylvester
Frances Tobin
Lynn M. Vallee
Staff Members
Nancy Abbott-Hourigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Executive Assistant/
Corporate Relations/Gallery Manager
Ken Bolio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Systems Administrator
Leigh Chandler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marketing and Communications Director
Gail Clook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box Office Supervisor
Bert Crosby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .House Electrician
Tracey Gilbert Dengler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marketing Production Manager
Madeline Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Programming Manager
A.J. Fucile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Box Office Operations
Jack Galt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Facility Director
Carol Goodrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Finance & Front-of-House Manager
Regina Haddock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Development Director
Stefan Jacobs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FlynnSpace Manager
Bill T. Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chief Custodian
Julia Kehr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Programming Manager
John Killacky . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer
Susan Lafayette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box Office Supervisor
Gary Lemieux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Production Director
Suzanne Marchelewicz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FlynnArts Coordinator
Steve MacQueen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Artistic Director
Cherie Marshall . . . . . . . . . . . . . Office Administrator/Concessions Manager
Brennan J. Neill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Membership and Special Events Manager
Grant Orenstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Technical/Lighting Director
Gloria Ormsby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Information Services Director
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Jane Conolly, MD
Cheryl Gibson, MD
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Trustees Emeritus
Robert F. Cooper
Bari Dreissigacker
Heather Dwight
James Foster
Virginia Golodetz
John Gravel
Walter Levering
Honorary Trustees
Bonnie Reid Martin
Robert E. Miller
Remo Pizzagalli
Ernest Pomerleau
Del K. Sheldon
Amy E. Tarrant
Elizabeth Woods
John & Mary Abele
William & Debra . . .
Gottesman
Lois McClure
Patrick Robins
& Lisa Schamberg
Katharine
& Charles Tipper
Bruce Palumbo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . House Carpenter
Amie Paquette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Senior Accountant
Odele Peter . . . . Development Database Manager and Application Specialist
Diana Petrovs . . . . . . . . Administration Director and Chief Financial Officer
Kat Redniss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Student Matinee Coordinator
Leeeza Robbins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box Office Manager
Stacy Raphael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Associate Director for School Programs
Sasha Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .School Programs and Development Assistant
Kevin Titterton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marketing Communications Manager
Sarah Venuti Yates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Human Resources Director
Christina Weakland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Education Director
Elizabeth Weiss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Accounting Clerk
House Managers: Anna Deller, Chuck Ginsburg, Penny Klein, Julie
Cohen Sloma, Jane Stickney
Box Office Staff: Michele Altadonna, Jenna Giguere, Melody Percoco,
Dean Pratt, Ben Resnik, and Perry Rianhard
Burlington Discover Jazz Festival:
Linda Little . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Managing Director
Chelsea Lafayette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marketing and Development Manager
The stage crews for professional events at the Flynn Center
for the Performing Arts are provided by Local #919 of the
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
The Flynn Center is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.
Photos: Frédéric Silberman
Peter M. Berhardt
Jan Blomstrann
John P. Bossange
Brianne E. Chase
Clarence E. Davis
Staige Davis
Chiuho Duval
Sandra K. Enman
Peter S. Erly
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Our Mission, Vision,
Beliefs, & Values
Mission
The Flynn Center for the Performing Arts fosters the enjoyment,
understanding, and development of the performing arts in
Vermont through diverse and engaging artistic experiences.
The Flynn is Vermont’s premier home for diverse performing
arts programming and education, collaborating with artists,
organizations, schools and the community to encourage the creation, appreciation, and understanding of the arts.
We seek to nurture a vibrant arts community, foster artistic excellence, and bring people together for powerful shared
experiences that inspire a creative exchange of ideas.
Beliefs/Values
The arts touch people’s lives in profound ways: in their understanding of themselves, their connection to local and world
communities and cultures, and in their understanding of their own creativity. The arts provide these qualities to the greater
public for the social and economic benefits that the shared performance experience provides. The Flynn’s belief in these
sustaining principles manifests in the following forms:
• Responding to demographic shifts in our community.
• Providing quality, diverse opportunities for shared artistic
experiences for all, inspiring participation in the creation,
understanding, and appreciation of the arts.
• Fostering artistic development of established, emerging, and
aspiring regional, national, and international artists.
• Collaborating with artists and arts organizations, community
partners, and businesses in pursuit of mutual goals and richer
cultural experiences.
• Appreciating the value of our audiences, the talent of our
artists, the generosity of our funders, the dedication of our staff,
board, and volunteers, and the integrity of our communities.
• Embracing an internal staff culture that values
innovation and cooperation, utilizes talent and skills,
and provides opportunities for growth and learning.
• Providing excellent customer service with a constant focus
on patron/participant experience at every contact point.
• Staying current with technological advances.
• Preserving our historic facilities within an environmentally
responsible framework whenever possible.
• Maintaining prudent financial planning and management
to secure future viability and sustainability.
• Creating a dynamic learning organization.
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Your Beautiful Building
It’s difficult to remember the condition of the theater when it was purchased from Merrill Jarvis in 1981.
The Flynn is a beautifully-restored modern facility that serves as a wonderful example of the bygone splendor
of large, downtown movie houses—but it had a much more humble beginning.
At that time, the Flynn was only the auditorium, what is now the
lobby, and part of the box office. Much of the decorative painting
throughout the lobby and hall were painted over, or faded and
damaged by 50 years of water. Large sections of the auditorium
ceiling were bare plaster, the paint having been destroyed in a
flood caused by a burst sprinkler pipe during the initial renovation.
The roofs were prone to leaking; much of the wiring dated to the
1930s, and the 1950s-era seating was in bad condition.
There were no backstage amenities such as dressing rooms.
There was no way to exit stage left and reenter stage right without
running down to the basement, across it, and up again on the
other side. The theater had been used primarily as a movie house,
so what sound and lighting equipment existed was not useful for
staging live performances. The stage rigging system for flying
sets, lights, and curtains was the original hemp with sand bag
counter weights. The existing curtains were frayed and worn.
The original restoration of the theater was always a two-track
process: dealing with both structural and aesthetic building
concerns, and stage technical issues. In the 1980s the lobby
roof was replaced, new wiring installed, lobby ceilings restored,
seating renovated, and the masonry façade repaired. At that same
time dressing rooms were built, new curtaining installed, new
lighting positions made, a new counterweighted cable rigging
system put in, and a structure built behind the stage to allow
a cross over from stage left to right.
In the ‘90s, the auditorium and stage roofs were replaced, the
marquee rewired, balcony seating redone, air conditioning added
in the hall, and the carpeting replaced with a historic carpet
matching the original pattern and weave. Simultaneously, major
In 2011, the Flynn celebrated its 30th anniversary by undertaking
another major renovation, in three phases. First, the loading dock
was enclosed, providing extra insulation to reduce energy costs
and a wider berth to facilitate large load-ins. In 2012, phase two
was completed thanks to the generosity of the community and an
anonymous million dollar gift. To enhance the patron experience,
the auditorium received brand-new seats with better foam and
seat construction, a quieter and more reliable the seat hinge,
and a more durable and comfortable fabric. The seats are
pitched differently, with more legroom and better sightlines.
The mushroom cap vents in the last few rows of the main floor
were replaced with beautiful flat vents by Conant Custom Brass.
The walls in the main theater were painted, and some acoustical
drapes were installed to replace the old foam panels on the
balcony wall facing the stage.
Accessibility was also enhanced by adding additional wheelchair
locations in the back of the hall and a hearing assist loop
throughout the house, so those with assisted hearing devices
with t-switches can have the sound fed directly to their device.
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lighting and sound equipment was purchased, an automated pit
lift was installed that allowed the floor in the orchestra pit to be
located at different levels, and an accessible dressing room built.
The next large capital building project took place in 1999-2000
when the Flynn purchased the building at 145 Main Street, tore
it down, and then rebuilt it. This top-to-bottom renovation and
restoration process took over a year and completely transformed
the Flynn, adding the black box theater FlynnSpace (which was
originally a bowling alley), two dance studios, the Amy E. Tarrant
Gallery, and the Flynn’s administrative offices. The paint had
barely dried when the season opened in September 2000.
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Your Beautiful Building
The lobby and foyer also received upgrades in the form of lighting
and wall displays, plus HD LCD screens above the theater wall
that allows for information about the evening’s performance and
upcoming performances, but also a view into what’s happening
in the theater during a performance, should patrons need to
step out for a moment.
The exterior of the building was jazzed up with color-changing
LED down-light spots that graze the carved stone pilasters,
enabling us to illuminate the building in many colors depending
on the season and performance.
Last summer, we finished phase three of the project by
expanding the men’s restroom, adding a shower in FlynnSpace,
and resituating the FlynnTix Box Office to have direct street
presence. This summer, we replaced the theater curtain on
the MainStage.
We hope to continue to maintain and improve this beautiful
historic structure for years to come. The great vaudeville and
film house built by J.J. Flynn and his partners 85 years ago
is recognized nationwide for the beautiful preservation of
that original art deco masterpiece; for world-class artistic
programming in theater, dance, and music; and for educational
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(continued from page 12) Railings were installed on the east and
west walls of the orchestra at the rear of the house where the rake
of the floor is steepest, as well as on the east and west walls of
the balcony and at each of the balcony’s inner aisles.
VERMONT BALLET THEATER & SCHOOL
CENTER FOR DANCE
VT’s Own Nutcracker!
December 19 & 20, 2015
Celebration of Dance!
May 28, 2016
Flynn Center For The Performing Arts
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An Overview of the Season
The Flynn’s 2015-16 season starts
with our old friends at Weston Playhouse,
who offer the first installment in their
Great American Plays series, Tennessee
Williams’ The Glass Menagerie
(September 11), the poetic tale of a
dysfunctional family and a gentleman
by STEVE MACQUEEN, caller. The next night, the queen of
Artistic Director
American backup singers, Lisa Fischer
(September 12) takes on the role of headliner. Heavily featured
in the Oscar-winning documentary 20 Feet from Stardom,
Fischer has sung with the likes of many, including Sting,
Tina Turner, Chris Botti, and especially the Rolling Stones.
Country superstar Dwight Yoakam (September 17) brings
a blistering live show—along with decades of awards and
accolades—to Burlington for his Flynn debut.
Chicago dance troupe Lucky Plush (October 3) returns with
The Queue, a piece that was co-commissioned by the Flynn and
developed during a two-week production residency here in the
summer of 2014. I’m excited to see the final product. Woody’s
eldest, Arlo Guthrie (October 7), returns for his once-a-decade
full performance of his 18-minute masterwork of philosophical
hilarity, The Alice’s Restaurant Massacree. Someone in Guthrie’s
camp told me he had an encounter with Burlington police years
ago at the Flynn . . . anyone know the story? Woody Allen has
written plays before but Bullets over Broadway is his first
big-time musical, an adaptation of his hit 1991 film involving
prohibition, gangsters, dames, and the theater. New Orleans
pianist Henry Butler (October 23) is one of the giants of
his great American musical tradition—Dr. John calls him
“the pride of new Orleans”—and he’s teamed with New Yorker
Ry Cooder is one of the great American musical adventures, and
the Flynn is ecstatic to present him and his friends Ricky Skaggs
and Sharon White as Cooder-White-Skaggs (November 16),
for an evening of gospel, bluegrass, and pure Americana.
For Anglophilia (by way of Canada), there’s Toronto’s remarkable
Art of Time Ensemble (November 19). Basically a chamber
orchestra with all-star vocalists, the ensemble performs the
Beatles’ beyond-legendary Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club
Band in its entirety.
December brings an annual treat: the musical stage version of
Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol (December 11), the story
of . . . oh, you know the story!
Not too many works have been great books, movies, and Broadway
shows, but E.L. Doctorow’s Ragtime (January 20) certainly
qualifies. The show, a kaleidoscope of fiction and reality in the
American ‘20s, won Tonys for Best Book and Best Score. Singer/
songwriter Laura Nyro never really got her due (though Eli’s Coming
and And When I Die scored on cover versions by Three Dog Night
and Blood, Sweat & Tears), but jazz pianist/arranger Billy Childs
(January 23) is looking to change that with his towering tribute,
Map to the Treasure: Reimagining Laura Nyro. A sextet with
harp and two magical voices (Becca Stevens and Alicia Olatunji),
the band resurrects Nyro’s music in electrifying fashion.
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‘20s hot jazz that looks backward and forward simultaneously.
This one’s fun! Today’s most creative and engaging voice
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The modest tale of an Irishman and Czech woman bonding over
music, the Broadway musical Once (February 1 & 2) touched
a chord in viewers and critics, earning eight Tonys including
Best Musical. This is the show’s first season on the road and
it’s here at the Flynn for two shows. Having hosted the first two
installments of The Intergalactic Nemesis, we had to book the
conclusion, right? TWIN INFINITY (February 5) continues this
deeply entertaining retro-futuristic tale, which uses hundreds
of projected animated cells and a
live onstage cast to create a cross
between a ‘30s radio serial and a
graphic novel. The ever-hilarious
Paula Poundstone (February 6)
makes her third appearance at the
Flynn and we’re hoping it’s as popular
as the first two, which sold out.
New York City’s tremendous annual world music event
GlobalFest is hitting the road for the first time as GlobalFest
Live! (February 24) The inaugural tour examines the ritual
of Carnivále in the Americas, featuring joyous music from
Brazil (Casuarina), Haiti (Emeline Michel) and Jamaica (Brushy
One-String). Speaking of global vision, here’s a riddle: what has
Swedish songs, is set on a Greek Island, and took Broadway by
storm? Of course, it’s Mamma Mia! (February 29), the ABBA
brainchild that, despite Pierce Brosnan’s performance in the
film version, continues to fill theaters around the world.
The Cat in the Hat (March 8) continues to beguile those two
kids (and that goldfish) left alone on a rainy day in this musical
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sensory-friendly family performance. Yamato’s Bakuon:
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friendly, since those giant taiko drums can get loud. Still the
pageantry, musicality, and pure excitement of this group is
undeniable. Things start getting Gaelic on St. Patrick’s Day,
when County Sligo band Dervish (March 17) brings its deeply
traditional music to life, via top instrumentalists and the
gorgeous vocals of Cathy Jordan. Things stay Irish but get
a bit weird with the Samuel Beckett Trilogy: Not I / Footfalls
/ Rockaby (March 23), three seminal one-act works by the
Nobel Prize-winning genius. The show is performed by Scottish
actress Lisa Dwan, who has received endless raves on both
sides of the pond for her riveting performances of these famously
difficult works. Seriously, don’t miss this one.
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Keeping it Scottish, the world’s premier orchestral percussionist
Evelyn Glennie (April 11) performs with the Community
Engagement Lab Orchestra
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watch and even more incredible
to hear, as she makes music
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instruments…or from a tin can and
a stick. Brazil’s astonishing Companhia Urbana de Dança
(April 14) comprises Rio street dancers as choreographed by
founder Sonia Destri. The result is the excitement of hip-hop
and capoeira, pushed to a new level by Destri’s moves.
They’re an electrifying young company you’ll be hearing a lot
more from. A student matinee favorite, the Peking Acrobats
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Quite possibly the greatest living jazz composer (she gets my vote),
Maria Schneider (April 20) and her incomparable orchestra
return to the Flynn for the first time since 2008. She’ll debut a
new work, co-commissioned by the Flynn. Fado, that sad and
sensuous music of Portugal, has received a youth transfusion
over the last decade. The greatest of these new re-interpreters is
Ana Moura (April 29), who immerses herself in tradition while
also updating the genre through collaborations with her admirers,
which include Prince and the Rolling Stones.
When the Alonzo King LINES Ballet (May 4) takes the Flynn stage
for the first time in more than a decade, the company will be dancing
to the sounds of nature, thanks to an intriguing collaboration with
composer/ecologist Bernie Krause. Krause records natural sounds
and turns them into soundscapes, and I’m intrigued to see how
King’s beautifully fluid dancers interpret these sounds.
FlynnSpace most certainly deserves its own long article,
as this year we’ve planned one of our basement space’s most
ambitious seasons ever. But if I can only mention a few, they
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include local jazz musician/composer Brian McCarthy’s
ambitious jazz suite of songs built around Civil War themes
(November 6-7); the hilarious and profound dancing of
Monica Bill Barnes & Co. (December 3), last seen to such
great effect on the MainStage with Ira
Glass; the Bang on a Can All-Stars
performing Brian Eno’s magical Music
for Airports (February 19); Soovin Kim
& the Ying Quartet playing Beethoven
(February 27-28); the National Theatre
of Scotland’s fever dream of a musical
comedy, The Strange Undoing of Prudencia The Strange Undoing of
Hart (April 8-10), spoken in verse and set Prudencia Hart, April 8-10
in a bar (in FlynnSpace, the audience doubles as the bar’s
patrons); and, the show I am most looking forward to this whole
season, a performance by Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq
(May 14), who channels punk and avant-garde into a wordless
display that is as much an exorcism as a performance.
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Education at the Flynn
Our education programs strive to engage learners of all ages in the creative process, nurture
artistic skill development, cultivate lifelong appreciation of the performing arts, and make the
performing arts an integral part of school and community life.
To ignite creative sparks and foster the artists of the future,
we expanded summer camps for kids. When the Flynn was
renovated in 2000, two studios were added and we began
year-round performing arts classes for all ages, now known
as FlynnArts. Our student matinees series remains the
cornerstone of what we do, continuing to inspire students
and help them understand other cultures and life experiences
in visceral, meaningful ways. To build
teacher understanding we began offering
teacher workshops in specific art forms
and in arts integration. Interactive
companion workshops in schools have
been drawing connections between
matinees and classwork since 1997.
In 2001, we created our signature
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In 1994, schoolchildren attended the very first student matinee
at the Flynn: Stage One Louisville’s production of The Diary of
Anne Frank. After the show, one teacher wrote to say that his
students understood Anne Frank’s experience from seeing this
play so much more deeply than they had upon reading the book
or watching a video. With this comment, the mission of the
education department was born: how to get more teachers to
understand the value of performance in helping kids learn?
How to help audience members carry the excitement of seeing
a live show back into their lives? How to build audiences and
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We take joy in the regular feedback that as a result of our
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are unearthing their creative sides. We hear of schoolchildren
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enthusiastic participants in schoolwork for the first time. We hear
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and new ideas about how to bring their curriculum alive, and we
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Weston Playhouse:
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Dwight Yoakam
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Matthew Shipp Trio
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The Beaux’ Stratagem P9
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October
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Lucky Plush: The Queue
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Bullets Over Broadway
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Henry Butler with
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Dorrance Dance:
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November
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Intersections
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Cooder–White–Skaggs
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Coriolanus P9
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December
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Individual Member Levels and Benefits
The J.J. Flynn Circle
FRIEND ($50-$119)
• Advance ticketing opportunities for Flynn presentations and
special events.
• Access to the members-only FlynnTix Regional Box Office Showline.
• An invitation to the annual Sneak Preview event and reception.
• Early enrollment opportunities for educational programming,
including FlynnArts summer camps and classes for children,
teens, and adults.
• One-year subscription to the Marquee, the Flynn’s member magazine.
• Invitation to Flynn tours.
• Name listing in Season Guide.
BENEFACTOR ($1,000-$2,499)
Includes benefits from lower levels, PLUS:
• An invitation to the annual J.J. Flynn reception.
• Exclusive personalized ticketing service.
• Two complimentary one-year Donor level memberships
to give to friends that are new to Flynn membership.
• Choose a pair of tickets to one show from a selection
of performances (after the season ticketing process).
• An additional two coupons (for a total of eight) for any
non-alcoholic beverage at the Flynn concession counter.
CONTRIBUTOR ($120-$249)
Benefits listed above, PLUS:
• A 10% discount on full-price tickets to most Flynn Center
presentations.
• A 10% discount on FlynnArts classes, workshops, and camps.
• An invitation to a reception connected to a major Flynn presentation.
• An invitation to a Flynn educational event.
• Complimentary ticket exchange for Flynn presented performances.
Tickets must be presented at the Box Office no later than two
business days prior to the performance.
• Two coupons for any non-alcoholic drink at the Flynn concession counter.
DONOR ($250-$499)
• A free parking voucher for the Corporate Plaza Parking Garage
(entrance on St. Paul Street between College and Bank Streets)
for Flynn MainStage presentations.
• A special insider’s look at the season with the artistic director
and education director.
• Choose a pair of tickets to one show from a selection of performances
(after the season ticketing process).
• An additional two coupons (for a total of four) for any non-alcoholic
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• A signed performance poster or photograph (upon request and if
available).
PATRON ($500-$999)
• A special invitation to a Patron donor reception/lunch
with an artist.
• An additional two coupons (for a total of six) for any
non-alcoholic beverage at the Flynn concession counter.
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DIRECTOR ($2,500-$4,999)
• Four additional tickets (for a total of six) to one show from
a selection of performances (after the season ticketing process).
• Complimentary beverage (includes wine or beer) for two at
all Flynn performances.
• An invitation to the annual State of the Organization luncheon
with the executive director and emeritus and honorary board.
PRODUCER ($5,000-$9,999)
• Choose six tickets to any Flynn performance
(after season ticketing process is over).
• Under unique circumstances, a courtesy “meet and greet”
with the artist may be possible.
UNDERWRITER ($10,000 and above)
• A custom-designed benefits package to meet your
personal theater needs.
Join as a Business or Organization
Corporate membership begins at $250. Benefits include
a subscription to our members’ publication, the Marquee,
priority ticketing service for group sales, advance notice of
Flynn events with the early opportunity to purchase tickets,
and recognition in the Season Guide and lobby.
Additional benefits at higher levels include a performance
sponsorship, Season Guide ads, and more.
For additional information, contact Membership Manager
Brennan Neill at 802-652-4507, or [email protected]
Become a Member
“Our membership support of
the Flynn not only helps its
continuation as the premiere
presenter of the arts in the
greater Burlington area, but
ensures the continued growth
of the education component
which is so vital to the young
of today who will be
tomorrow’s audience.”
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Seat Campaign
A limited number of seats are still
available. For $1,000, we invite you to
dedicate a new seat to honor a loved one,
your family, a beloved pet, commemorate
a birthday or an anniversary—your choice.
We’ll mark your generosity right on the seat with a personalized plaque.
For more information, contact Development Director Gina Haddock
at [email protected] or 802-652-4533.
Photo: Steve Mease
Photo: Steve Mease
In Fall 2011, the Flynn undertook a capital campaign to raise funds
for facility enhancements, including replacement of the 60+ year
old theater seats. Although the campaign met its goals, many of our
patrons continue to make special gifts in order to name a seat at the
Flynn. We have had donors come forward to surprise family members
at Christmas, pay tribute to special friends,
and honor birthdays with a surprise gift of
a named seat. Flynn donors are creative!
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APRIL 1-10, 2016
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“The Flynn has been an incredible source
for us for cultural entertainment and education.
Ensuring that The Flynn is around for future
generations is important to maintaining
a rich diversity of opportunities in Burlington.
Committing to being Flynn Legacy members
was a natural choice, enabling us to make
this a part of our personal legacy.
—David Raphael and Nicole Carignan
Leave a Legacy
Many Flynn patrons want to ensure that future generations experience the joy and power of the performing arts. With a gift made
through your estate, you can make that happen. The Flynn Legacy Society honors and recognizes those individuals who have designated
the Flynn Center as a beneficiary of their will, trust, life insurance, or life income. The following donors have made a commitment to
leave a legacy that assures the Flynn continues as a vibrant, cultural force in the region, bringing future generations the enjoyment,
inspiration and learning associated with our premier performing arts center.
Legacy Society
Anonymous (7)
Josephine P. Albright*
Judith L. Allard
Bruce and Ruth Ann Beers
Elizabeth and Richard Bernstein
Nicole Carignan and David Raphael
Connie and John Carpenter*
Brianne E. Chase
Robert F. Cooper
Jane Gurley Denker
Kimberly B. DuBrul
Pauline Rowe*
Richard Eyre
Linda Goldstein
Virginia Golodetz
Bill and Debra Gottesman
StaciAnne Grove
Jack Harrington*
Patricia and Ray Harwick
Bill and Carole Hauke
Carol Hinson and William Parkhill
Lucie B. Holcomb
Dorothy B. Hunt*
Sandy and Susan Jacobs
Fred “Chico” Lager and
Yvette Pigeon
Mark A. Langan
Walter Levering, Jr.
Paul and Patty Levi
Aida and Robert Luce
Arnie Malina
Allen and Bonnie Reid Martin
Leigh and Peter Phillips
Remo and Donna Pizzagalli
Patricia Pizzagalli
Thelma and Joseph Provost*
Grant and Lisa Rees
Paula S. Roberts
Patrick Robins and Lisa Schamberg
Joan Robinson and Suzi Wizowaty
Andrea Rogers
Catharine M. Rogers*
Susan and Craig Sim
Sansea Sparling
Benjamin C. Stein, Jr.*
Harlan and Joan Sylvester
Amy E. Tarrant
Jan and Ron VanMynen
Jan Villeneuve
Eliot and Ann Weathers*
Barbara Brown Winslow*
Ken and Jean Wolvington
* Deceased
To learn more about the Flynn Center’s Legacy Society, please contact development director, Gina Haddock at 802-652-4533 or
[email protected] or visit our web site at www.flynncenter.org/plannedgiving.html.
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We would like to thank the following organizations for their generous support. Annual support for operations and programs
assures the quality and diversity of our programs and helps us provide a home for the arts in the region. Additional grants
support special projects.
This listing reflects donations received and processed as of July 27, 2015
Leader ($20,000 +)
Anonymous
The Bay and Paul Foundations
Champlain Investment Partners
Xfinity
The Forrest and Frances Lattner
Foundation
New England Foundation for the Arts
Robert and Margaret Thomas Fund
Surdna Foundation
Vermont Community Foundation
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Investor ($15,000-$19,999)
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($10,000-$14,999)
Champlain College
Competitive Computing
FairPoint Communications
Free Press Media
Green Mountain Suites Hotel
IBM
Lake Champlain Chocolates
National Endowment for the Arts
National Performance Network
Saint Michael’s College
The Office of the Vice President
for Human Resources, Diversity,
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the UVM President’s Initiative
for Diversity
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Hanson & Doremus Investment
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Bruce J. Anderson Foundation
Burlington Town Center Mall
Champlain Valley National
Heritage Partnership
Courtney and Victoria Buffum
Family Foundation
Cushman Design Group
The Gibney Family Foundation
Hilton Burlington
The James E. Robison Foundation
John and Connie Carpenter Fund at
the Vermont Community Foundation
Keurig Green Mountain, Inc.
Lake Champlain Transportation
Company
Maplefields
Marsha Milot Properties
Merchants Bank
Northfield Savings Bank
Petra Cliffs
Ronald McDonald House Charities
S+H design
The Skinny Pancake
Turrell Fund
Vermont Arts Council
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Benefactor ($3,500-$4,999)
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Green Mountain Fund of the Vermont
Community Foundation
Holman Immigration Law
Mansfield Heliflight, Inc.
McSoley McCoy & Co.
Northeast Delta Dental
PC Construction Company
People’s United Bank
Peregrine Design/Build
Pomerleau Real Estate
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Vermont Federal Credit Union
Vermont Mutual Insurance Group
Wake Robin
Patron ($2,000-$3,499)
AARP Vermont
Altria Group, Inc.
Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman
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CSE Incorporated
Fairfield Inn Williston
Gordon’s Window Decor
Mertz Gilmore Foundation
The Mimi Fishman Foundation
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The Residence at Shelburne Bay
Signarama
Vermont Ballet Theater & School
Vermont Humanities Council
Walter Cerf Community Fund of the
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Atomic Professional Audio, Inc.
Bell Wealth Management
Bergeron, Paradis & Fitzpatrick
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Community College of Vermont
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Flynn Individual
Members & Sponsors
This listing reflects donations received
and processed as of July 27, 2015.
We would like to thank the following individuals for their generous support.
J.J. Flynn Circle Members
Anonymous (4)
Peter and Cindy Bernhardt
Staige Davis and Sarah Spink
Linda Goldstein
Bill and Debra Gottesman
Fred “Chico” Lager
and Yvette Pigeon
Walt Levering, Jr. and Kelly Ruschp
The Senft Miller Family
Bob and Holly Miller
Andrea Rogers and R. Avery Hall
Cynthia and Michael Seligmann
Charlie and Mima Tipper
Debra Leonard and Greg Merhar
Eric and Elizabeth Miller
In memory of Ron Nemcosky
and his passion for dance
Remo and Donna Pizzagalli
David Porteous and Vicky Smith
Dianne and Jim Prevo
Scott and Fran Rathke
Lili Ruane
Jay Schuster
Joan and William Shelley
Joan and Harlan C. Sylvester
Lynn and Tim Vallee
Greg and Ellen Vaut
Lillian and Bruce Venner
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Benefactor ($1,000-$2,499)
Producer ($5,000+)
Anonymous
Jan L. Blomstrann
Stuart and Barbara Bronfman
Nicole M. Carignan
and David Raphael
Brianne E. Chase
Cooper Family Foundation
Chiuho Duval
Peter S. Erly and Heather Briggs
Shana and Hugh Griffiths
Kathy and Gary Grise
Deborah Healey
Laurence and Crystal Howard
Nancy Jenkins and Bryan Jackson
Mark A. Langan
Anonymous (5)
Susan E. Arnold
Anne M. August
Jane Beck
Jim and Sue Bentlage
Richard and Elizabeth Bernstein
Brenda and John Bisbee
Brian and Brooks Boardman
John Bossange
Owen Brady
Kevin and Tammera Brown
Kelly and Sara Byers
John Canning
Donna and Jake Carpenter
George and Lou Ann Chaffee
Bill and Tanya Cimonetti
Mark A. Cole
Ben Cohen
Larry Connolly and John R. Killacky
Laura and Barry Dagan
Wesley W. Daum Jr
and Beth R. Thorpe
George and Paula Delano
Dharma Door
R. Scott Dillon and Kim Hayden
Lief Doerring and Aristotle Castro
Jim and Diane Donohue
Kimberly and John DuBrul III
Peggy and Brian Eagan
Skip and Wendy Farrell
Ethan Fenn
Eric and Libby Flegenheimer
Mitch and Kim Fleischer
Richard and Teena Flood
Patricia Fontaine
Jim and Liz Foster
George Fowler
Judy Geer and Dick Dreissigacker
Joan and Reg Gignoux
David and Sarah Gladstone
Jerry Greenfield and Elizabeth Skarie
Neil Groberg
and Ellen Wolfson, M.D.
Eileen and Paul Growald
Joseph and Susan Hasazi
Carole Hauke
Sarah Heil and Andrew Goodwin
Individual Event Sponsors
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Golodetz Family
In Memory of Ellinor Hauke
Gale S. Hurd
Fred “Chico” Lager and
Yvette Pigeon
Nancy J. McClellan and
K. Elliot Douglas
Wayne and Ann Pastore
Howard and Wendy Pierce
Paul and Gina Plunkett
Ernest and Dee Pomerleau
Jeffrey Prescott
and Andrew Shuford
Elaine Reynolds and Kevin Kehoe
Gene and Julie Richards
S. Serge Rizzo
Pat Robins and Lisa Schamberg
Barbara Russ and Dean Williams
Linda and Michael Seaver
Steven and Heidi Setien
Susan and Craig Sim
Paul and Janet Spitler
Sandra and Brian Stearns
Marc Stern and Kimberly Yellin
Christine and Bob Stiller
Barry and Carol Stone
Frances Tobin and Dolly Fleming
The Toensing Family
Henry and Carleen Tufo
Anita and Mike Tuttle
Josh and Judy Van Houten
Jan and Ron VanMynen
Judy and Bill Whitman
Ellen and Thomas Wilkins
Elizabeth Woods
Education Donors and Special Gifts
Individuals who have donated $500 or more to sponsor a performance or event
Anonymous
Jan and Harris Abbott
John Bossange
Bill and Tanya Cimonetti
Ducky Donath
Bari and Peter Dreissigacker
John and Heather Dwight
Linda and Kenneth Fishell
Flynn Friends at Wake Robin (2)
Carlanne and Carl Herzog
Carol Hinson and Bill Parkhill
Gerald and Virginia Hornung
Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Neil Hyman
Sandy and Susan Jacobs
Dennis and Charlene Johnson
Hank and Josie Kaestner
Colette and Tim Kaiser
Connie Krosney
Stephen and Ruth Lacey
Jim and Anne Lampman
Pat and Sam Levin
Edmond J. Limoge
and Joy Karnes Limoge
Todd R. Lockwood
Stephen and Emily Magowan
Paul and Elizabeth Mayer
John and Colleen McAuliffe
Metz Family
Sandy and Muffie Milens
Robert and Toni Monsey
Carol More and Harry Schneider
Anne Mueller
Magdalena Naylor
Leo and Bonnie O’Brien
Susan and David O’Neal
Charles and Liz Pappas
Barry and Patricia Parker
Wayne and Ann Pastore
Christy Patt and Bob Juzek
Ron and Dawn Plante
Amy E. Tarrant
Tracy and Richard Tarrant
Lynn and Tim Vallee
Lillian and Bruce Venner
We thank the following individuals and groups for responding to
our annual education appeal or for their special gifts
Anonymous (2)
John (Camm) Broughton
In memory of Bernice Brown
John Canning
Cheryl Dorschner and Steve Mease
Michael and Dana Engel
Ethan Fenn
Carol Hinson and Bill Parkhill
Kay and Richard Ryder, M.D.
In memory of Dan Shea
In memory of Eleanor “Nori” Sims
Dr. Peter Swift and Diana McCargo
Harlan and Joan Sylvester
In honor of Joan Sylvester’s birthday
Amy E. Tarrant
In honor of Yona Yellin
Patron ($500-$999)
Anonymous (2)
Judith L. Allard
Richard Alther
and Ray Repp
Margie Berger
David and Susan Birmingham
Casey Blanchard and Dan Cox
Kathryn and Mark Boucher
Michael and Camilla Bowater
Michael Colburn
and Mary Esther Treat
Robin and Robert Coleburn
Cairn and Jean Cross
Anna J. Deller
Mary Jane Dickerson
Alida and John Dinklage
Frank and Ducky Donath
Mark Dowling
and Christopher Perrera
John and Heather Dwight
William and Shohreh Eckhardt
Michael and Dana Engel
Sandra and Dave Enman
Susan and Jim Fitzpatrick
Paulette and Bart Frisbie
Michael Gable
Maree and Fred Gaetani-Hutchins
Peter and Hyun Song Gaillard
Steve and Deenie Galipeau
Valerie J. Gardner
Drew Gelfenbein
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Mary L. Peabody and Diane Bothfeld
Abbie Penfield and Charles Cyr
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Trudy Allstadt
Kim Aloi
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Ellen and Fred Ambuhl
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Kevin and Phillanne Armstrong
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Dorothy Buttura
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Carol Carpenter-Thomas
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Rod Carr
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Jean Clark
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Thomas and Suzanne Clark
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Lea Coggio
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Tom Connors
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Agnes Cook
Linda Cooper
Katherine Coppock
Barry and Lynette Corbin
Joey Corcoran
Lisa Corman
Karen and Tim Cornish
Peggy Cotanch
Jim Cote-Wurzler
Timothy and Patricia Coughlin
Barry and Ann Cousins
Janice Couture
Michael Couture
Penny J. Cowan
William Craig
Jill and Joan Cramer
Fernando and Tracy Cresta
Lee Crider
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Tom Crow
Thomas and Kelly Cullins
Diane Cummings
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Pamela and Todd Cummings
Ann and Fred Curran
William and Gail Currier
Beth Curtis
Cynthia and Phillip Cykon
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Anne Berry
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Jean Bing
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Beth Binns-Schoellkopf
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Norman Bloom
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Patricia Boera
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Kathleen Boland
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Joseph Bolton
Joan and Jennifer Bombard
George and Nelly Bonfigli
Henry and Margaret Bonges
Laurel Bongiorno
John Booth, Jr. and Kirsten Francis-Booth
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Susan and Bryant Bouchard
Susan Boucher
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Carol Guillemette
Stephen and Martine Gulick
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Justin Gustainis
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Timothy Hagen
Joanne Haines
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Nancy A. Hamor
Recille Hamrell
Janice and Craig Hanson
Deborah Hardy
Jenifer and Tim Hardy
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Robert Hargrove
Jamie and Pamela Harnish
Donald and Jean Harry
Susan A. Hartman
Thomas and Debra Hartswick
William Harwood and Elaine Hubert
Stephany and Bruce Hasse
Christine and Leland Hauslein
Paul Hawkins
Richard and Marcia Hawkins
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Barbara Kennedy and Doug Gentile
The Kenny Family
Brian and Kim Kent
Nancy and John Kerr
Deborah and Christopher Kesler
Marc and Judith Kessler
Carolyn Kiely and Connor Spotts
Kathi and Lou Kiernan
Diane Kingston
Mary H. Kintner
Mary and William Kinville
Carol Lynne and Bob Kirch
John Kiss
Bram Kleppner and Genevieve Henry
Dr. Brad Kline, DMD and Diane Kline
Bonnie Knight
Sally Knight and David White
Nancy Knox and Tom Porter
L. J. Kopf and Beth Sumner
Sue and Lee Kowalski
Anne and Peter Kreisel
Grazyna and George Kurjanowicz
Dick and Jackie Labrecque
The Family LaChance
Thomas and Carol Lacy
Maryse Laforce and Jay O’Brien
Gerald Lagrow
Martin and Anne LaLonde
Paul and Ruth Lamberson
Deborah Lamoy
Eleanor Lanahan
Debbie Landauer
Deborah Lang
Richard and Helene Lang
Ann Langdon
Janice Lange
Peter and Joann Langrock
Vicky Laplant
Per Larsen and Debbi Kehoe Larsen
Helene Laurendeau
Debbie Lavalley
Susan Lavalley
Bud and Barbara Lawrence
Michael and Margaret Lazar
Serge Lazarev and Susan Mason Lazarev
Donna J. Leban
Celeste Lee
Mary Lee and Bruce Baker
Brian Leet
James and Karen LeFevre
Richard H. Leff and Maura Campbell
Gladwyn Leiman
David and Linda Leitner
Christopher and Jennifer Leopold
Nanci and Tom Lepsic
Ellen Lesser
George Lesure
Jackie Levine and Barry Whitworth
Michael and Sandra Levine
Matthys Levy and Julie Simpson
Thomas and Jane Lewandowski
Tom and Anita Licata
Sherri and Peter McCormick
Iris McDonald
Jane McDougal
Robert and Gloria McEwen
Cynthia Mcgeoch
Susan McGovern
Todd and Linda McGovern
Stuart McGowan and Joan Watson
Sheila and Chris McGrory-Klyza
Donald Mcintyre
Cathy McIsaac
Christine McKeever-Parkes and Stephen Parkes
Cathleen McKegney
Michael and Joan McKenzie
Angelica McLennan
Raechel Mcleod
Michelle Meacham and Scot Richards
Angel and David Means
Betsy Meinhardt and Kevin Brown
Joel and Bonnie Melnick
Jane Melrose, L.Ac. and David Pierson, D.C.
Melanie Menagh
Amy Mentes and Ron Wanamaker
David and Barbara Mentzer
Laura and Don Merit
Eleanor Messier
Terri Messier
Bridget and Nicholas Meyer
Janet Miccolo
Katherine L. Mihok
Andrew and Ashley Mikell
Vera Mikhailova
Billie Miles
Christopher and Penny Miller
Laura F Miller
Robert, Andrea, & Elsa Miller
Robert and Jane Miller
Ms. Sarah Miller
Thomas and Debra Miller
David and Theresa Miner
Sherrie Miner
Richard and Eileen Mitchell
Edward and Susan Mongeon
Michelle Monroe and Stephen Miter
Alex and Kayla Moore
Cynthia More-McCormick
Linda K. Morrell
Barclay and Ellen Morris
Diane Morrissette
Jan Morse and Peter Gillespie
Rosemary Morse
Riki Moss
Francis Mosson
Patricia P. Motch
Robyn and Steven Mundell
Megan Munson-Warnken and Wayne Warnken
Margaret Murat
Janet Murnane
Colleen and Paul Murphy
George Murphy and Tara Webster
Jacqueline Murphy and Zafir Bludevich
Linda Murphy and Donna Swartwout
Raymond and Dana Murphy
Tommie Murray
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Lee Lichtenstein and Cynthia Snyder
Donna Liebert
Carol Limanek
Denise Linto
Robin Lloyd
Jill and Jeff Loewer
Thomas and Jeannine Logan
Robert and MaryLou Lombard
Jessica Londa
Anita Long
Jack Long and Delight Wing
Rosaire and Irene Longe
Julie Longfellow and Dave Gerns
Patty Jo Lothian
John and Susan Louchheim
Paul and Corinne Loughlin
Mary Jane and Charles Lowman
Sherral Lumsden
Stephen and Jennifer Lunna
Suzanne and Robert Lussier
Marianne Lust
Daniel Lustgarten
Deborah Lynch
Carolyn and Denis Lyster
David and Gail MacCallum
Christine Mack
Joan Mackenzie
Marnie MacKenzie
Amy N. Macrellis and Thomas Nalepka
Barbara J. Madden
Perky and Donald Maddocks
Craig Mader
Jayne Magnant
Elizabeth Magnuson
Thomas Maher
Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney
Amanda Mahony
Regina Mahony
Martha and Bill Maksym
John J. Malcovsky
Jeanette Malone and Daniel Wolfson
Mary Lou Mannix
Barb and Jack Mansfield
Jean and Jerry Marchildon
Sarah Marina
Terry Marron
Ellen Marsden
Andrew and Melinda Marshall
Robert and Amy Marshall
Susan Martel
Luther H. Martin
Richard and Susan Martin
Rick Martindale
Katie Marvin
Jane and Charles Masenas
Jill Mason
Joan M. Mathews
Edward Matthews
Norman and Patricia Matton
Tina and Michael Mauss
Paula Maydoney
Shawn and Rebecca McCambridge
Cathy and Kevin McCarthy
Jean McCarthy and Bill Sioss
Robert Musser and Eileen Underwood
Denise Myers
Barbara Myhrum
Jason Nassau
Paula Nath and Pearse Waldron
Meredith Neary
Adam and Diana Necrason
Brennan and Heather Neill
Betsy and Ted Nelson
Geoffrey and Susan Nelson
Vernon Nelson
Julia Nesbit
Karen Nichols
Barbara Nielsen
Todd and Aida Nielsen
Anne and Warren Nixon
Thomas and Clara Nold
Mitchell and Deborah Norotsky
Michael Northup
James and Doreen Noyes
Susan and Kenneth Nussbaum
Linda Oats and Stephen Gonzalez
Ellen D. O’Brien and Tim Neiley
Lynn and Michael O’Brien
Maureen E. O’Brien
Maureen O’Connell
Susan and Michael O’Daniel
Meg O’Donnell
Vincent O’Driscoll
Jane Oleson and Sharon Baade
Kuno and Pat Olson
Robin Orcutt and John Farrell
Valerie O’Reilly
Bill Orleans
Mary J. Orvis-Baker
Patrick O’Sullivan
Cheryl A. O’Toole and Kurt Ries
Mieko A. Ozeki
John and Patricia Padua
Ruth W. Page
Stephen and Debbie Page
Mari Palace
Ernest and Kim Palasits
Terry and Fred Palatino
Deidre and Bruce Palmer
Sharon Panitch and Richard Hecht
Jennifer Paone-Vogt and Dan Vogt
Chris Paquette Denis
Bridgette and Michael Parascando
Julie Paris and Mark Huff
Richard and Ann Park
Renate B. Parke and A. Wayne Schwab
William and Julie Parker
Deb Parrella and Everett Marshall
Linda Parry
Carol A. Parsons
Joann and Vivek Patel
Marcia Patterson and Judith Gray
Regina Patterson and Todd Biltucci
Thomas and Susan Patterson
Eileen and Leonard Pattison
Diane Pawlusiak
Mitchell and Maureen Pearl
Matthew Pearsall
Holly Pedrini
Linda and David Perry
Felton Pervier
Odele Peter
Jennifer Peterson
Bonita and Dan Petherbridge
Brad Pettengill and Sonya Enright
Nancy and Bill Petty
James Phillips
Marcia Pierce and Peter McNaull
Robert Pierce
Keith and Penelope Pillsbury
Michelle Pinaud and Sandra Fary
Phyllis Pinder
John Pinto
Ronald and Jeanne Piro
Annmarie Plant
Charlotte and Richard Plath
Randall and Carole Plimpton
Elizabeth and Rich Poirot
Ruth Polishuk
Susan Polk and Glen Wehrwein
Sally Pollak
Margaret Pond and James Rader
Constance M. Porteous
Heather D. Porter
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Powers
Constance J. Price
Victor Prussack and Lisa Kusel
Amy Keshavan-Puglise
George and Nancy Putnam
Alan and Audrey Quackenbush
Bernadette and John Quackenbush
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Mary Lou and Daniel Quinones
Patricia Rainville
Debbie Ramsdell
Ann Rangaviz
Joanna Rankin and Mary Fillmore
Annie Rapaport
Stacy and Jory Raphael
Diane and David Ravenscroft
Jeanne and Jonathon Raymond
Mary Jo Reale and Michael Turner
Dr. Mildred A. Reardon
Susan Rech and Marc Sarnow
Ellie Reddington
Benjamin Redington
Carol Reed
Patricia Reed and Stephen Ireland
Rosalie Reed
Craig Reeves and Bonnie MacLeod
Gay Regan
Peter Regan
Kathleen and Gerard Reilley
Stephanie Miller Taylor
Joanne and Paul Reiss
Barb Remillard
Seana and Patrick Remillard
Suzanne and Arthur Renaud
Cathy Repetti
Mark Revette
Stephen Reynes
Craig Reynolds
Deborah and Rodney Rhea
Andrea and Glen Richard
Marilyn K. Richardson
Peter and Nancy Richardson
Connie Riley
Timothy Riley
Audry and Paul Rini
Barbara F. Rippa
Lori Rippa
Melissa Risley
Molly Ritvo
Robert and Julia Rivers
Norman Roberts
Sylvia Robison
Zella and Rodney Rock
Paul and Marty Rogers
Margo Rome
Louise Rosales
Alex and Phyllis Rose
Kathryn Rose
Margaret and Paul Rosenau
Gail Rosenberg and Tom O’Connor
Paula Rosenberg
Nancy and John Rosenthal
Sharon Rosenthal
William and Nancy Ross
Sylvia M. Rost
Tom and Sandy Rotella
Peter and Mary Rothschild
Claire and Dean Rousseau
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Randy and Ginny Rowland
Ruth and David Roy
Mark Rubin
Jeffrey and Carol Rubman
Patti Rudder
Kevin Ruelle and Astrid N. Suursoo
Joan M. Rugg
Joe Ryan
William Ryerson and Leta Finch
Beth Sachs
Peter Saile and Debra Lane
Paul and Carolyn Sala
Jeff Salisbury and Michele Tulis
Ben and Denise Sanders
Andrew and Isabelle Sargeant
Randall Sargent
Judith Satinsky
Rosalind and Mark Saunders
Steve and Mary Sayward
Stacie and Lazarus Scangas
Garry and Evelyn Schaedel
Mark and Louisa Schibli
Robert Schiesser
Chris and Alan Schillhammer
Laura and John Schoenfeld
Julie and John Schroeder
Sharon Schroeder and Blaise Schroedersecker
Sonja Schuyler
Vanessa and Paul Sciortino
Joanne and Maurice Seguin
Dawn Senftleber
Cynthia Seybolt
Richard and Judy Shanley
Jerry and Shelagh Shapiro
Sanjay and Dita Sharma
Joann and Anthony Shaw
Bob Shea
Clark Sheldon
Robert and Linda Siegel
Barrie-Hope Silver and Gary Coffey
John and Doreen Simko
Cara Simone and Michael Rapaport
Michele Simpson
Linda and Bruce Sinnott
Dick Sirola
Barbara Sirvis
Ellen and Karl Sklar
Susan Skolnick
Jared Slomoff
Karen Slowinski and Deb Warner
Eric Small
Dianne and Thomas Smith
Gabrielle Smith
Pádraic Smith
Robert M. Smith
Sherwood and Marie-Claire Smith
Willard F. Smith
Jessie P. Snyder
Paul S Snyder
Burton and Susan Sobel
Jane Sorensen and David Marchant
Arlene Sorgen
Christopher Soulor
Linda H. Sparks
Michael and Joan Spasyk
Dexter and Judith Spaulding
Carol Specht and Marty Sienkiewycz
Chapin Spencer and Rebecca Grannis
Susan Squier
Nancy Stalnaker
Laura and Sam Standard
Suzy Stanton
Carma Stark and Bill Tuthill
Gary and Kathleen Starr
Josephine Stead
Janet and Jay Stearns
Janet Stecklare
John and Anne Steel
Edward Stehle
Walter and Ann Stein
Gus and Dianne Stenroos
Kristin and Bradley Stephenson
Marti Sterin and Al Zelley
Louise Stoll
Larry Stone
David Stowell
Geri and Keith Streeter
Jonathan S. Strenio
Leslie and Ed Striebe
Sharon and Andre Sturm
Kathie Sullivan
Barbara Supeno
Herb Swanson and Charlotte Albright
Grace Sweet
Leigh and Ellen Sweet
Leonard F. Swift
Ms. Barbara Swinton
Tausha Sylver
Linda and Keith Tarr-Whelan
Melinda Tate
Dan Tatro-Lavigne
Karen Taylor Mitchell
Fran and Robert Pepperman Taylor
Paul Tenan
Linda and Rich Terrasi
Anne Tewksbury-Frye and Daniel Frye
Walter Thackara
John and Pat Thaxton
David and Frances Thomas
Larry Thomson
Cinder and Christopher Thrane
Katie and Kevin Titterton
Maridelle Tomlinson
Katherine Torrance
Paul and Tanya Toth
Jeff Towsley
Phil Trabulsy
Elizabeth Tretiak
Andrea and Steven Trombley
John and Rebecca Trono
Sarah and George Troutman
Scott and Robin Trowbridge
Ann and John Tuck
Stephen and Marna Tulin
Sally Turner
Gail Tuscany
Michael and Freda Tutt
Dr. Nathan and Abigail Tykocki
Burr and Linda Vail
Lynn C. Valenti
Laurie Valentine
Elizabeth Van Buren
Lynn Vera and Pam Gale
Larry and Becky Vigneault
Sally Myser Wadhams
David and Sallie Wager
Dale and Mary Ellen Walker
Betsy J. Walkerman
Micaela and Jim Wallace
Ruth Wallman
Dr. Russell S. Walters
James and Barbara Wanner
Amy Wardwell
Lorraine Wargo and James Reagan
Richard “Mort” Wasserman
and Abigail Foulk
Marcy Waterfall
Janet Watt
Tim, Sue, and Tracy Wear
George and Norma Webb
Katrina and Daniel Webster
William Weeks
Mark and Dawn Weir
Stephanie and Daniel Weiss
Francis and Barbara Welch
Ed and Susan Wells
James and Stephanie Wells
Ann and Joseph Wells
John and Ro Welter
Lee Weltman
Linda and Michael Whalen
Carol T. Wheeler
Nikki White
Wendy White
Alia Whitehead
Lisa Whittemore-Sullivan
Sharon and William Wight
Mark D. Wilch and Barbara Doyle
Burton and Patricia Wilcke
Susan Willard
Jerry and Leslie Williams
Patty Williams
David and Kathy Williamson
John F. Willis
Paula Willoquet-Maricond
Kate Wilson
Lori and J. Michael Wilson
Joyce Wittemeyer
Leah Wittenberg and Charlene Wallace
Ann S. Wittpenn
Charles and Mary Ann Wolf
Lynn Wolf
Martin Wolf
Walt H. Wolf
Elizabeth Wood
Hannah and David Wood
Kerry Wood
Nancy E. Wood
Sheryl H. Worrall
Earl and Jean Wright
Jenny and Rich Wright
Judy and David Wright
Lee Wright and Marion Stegner
Louise M. Wright
Michael Wurth
Joseph Wurtzbacher
John Wynn
Joanne and Ralph Yarnell
Christine Yates
Glen and Maureen Yates
Kenneth Yelsey
Mary Ann Young
Peter Young
Sandy and Margy Zabriskie
Eileen and Joe Zadrosny
Hua Zhang and Jin Qian
Karen Zidovsky
Gabriela Zimbron
Elaine W. Zimmerman
Syndi L. Zook and Bones Blankinship
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Thank You Flynn Spirits
Formed in 1981, the Spirit group
has grown to 385 volunteers who
provide patron safety, comfort,
and enjoyment. The Flynn Spirits
work as ushers, ticket takers,
concessionaires, and support
personnel for all public events
held at the Flynn Center.
Spirits also work on benefit
events, educational programs,
office mailings, and other Flynn
projects. Annual registration
is in July and August.
We still have four original Spirits from that first year, plus several others who have
volunteered for over 25 years, some of whom posed for a photo above. Spirits are
a huge gift to the Flynn, and we celebrate them all.
These people have served for 10 or more years as ushers, house captains, house managers, bartenders, callers,
and concessions staff. Look for the different nametags and thank them for their ongoing support of the Flynn Center.
Bob Allstadt/25
Caroline Alves/22
Carolyn Antone/30
Audrey Arnold
Pauline Baker/34*
Mark & Iris Banks/21
Jean Barber
Pauline Bergeron
Miriam Black
Gail & Joe Blasuis
Rochelle Blouin
Pat Boera/24
Catherine Bonnett
Denise Bouchard
Kathy Boulanger/27
Bruce Brown
Anne Bula/23
Jessica Butt
Thane Butt/26
Dorothy Buttura
Chez Callahan
Leslie Carew/20
Bill Carey
Bob & Pat Carman
Kitty Caron/24
Pam Carter/26
Jay Cassell
Nancy Chase
Pascal Cheng/31
Lynn & Bill Coddington
Pat Cogan/24
Shirley Coffey/28
Joan Cramer/30
Beth Curtis
Maxine Davis
Judy Davison/24
R. Philip DeLaricheliere
Linda Deliduka
Anna Deller/24
Elaine Delorme/20
Julia DiPietro
Helen Douglas/34*
Ruth Drake/30
Jane Dworshak
Marge Elmore
Guy Egri
Bob Essman
Julie Frailey/25
Bill Fraser-Harris/27
William Franco
Bob Gagne
Liza Gaherty/23
Rose Garritano
Carolyn Gauthier
Chuck Ginsburg/31
Ellen Gurwitz
Peter &Linda Gustafson
Cheryl Haller
Pam Hayes
Patty Hambro
Davey & Jane Hecht
Lucie Holcomb/25
Martin Hughes
Peter Ireland
Alex Iwabuchi
Debbie Kent
Jean Kissner/26
Heidi Klein
Penny Klein
Bill & Therese Kneen
Kathleen Knight/27
Sue Knightes
Vicki Knoepfel
Dick Labrecque/29
Aileen Lachs/20
Debbie Lavalley
Carol Lewis
Carol Limanek/23
Mary Lou Lombard
Carol & Dennis Lutz
Barbara Maltby
Allison Marchessault
Chris&JeanMcCandless
Catherine McIsaac
Chance McNiff
Mary Jane McMahon
Ellie Messier
Gary Miller
Mary Miller
Marcy Milton/30
Linda Morrell/25
Meredith Neary
Josette Noll/33*
Valerie O’Reilly/29
Debbie Page
Renate Parke
Holly Pedrini
Bill Pence
Morris Pike
Chris Pingert
Robert Powlus
Dan Pratt
Byrd Prentiss
Donna Quinlan/20
Liam Quinlan
Heidi Racht
Sophia Ratenberg/21
Ellie Reddington
Elma Rickards
Connie Riley/28
Brenda Schill
Leslie Schreiber
Joanne Sequin
Betsey Sessions
Sarah Sessions
Susan Sheldon
Jayne Sheridan
Jack & Mary Slattery
Julie Cohen Sloma/20
Vicki Smith/29
Katherine Solari/34*
Kimberly Stevens/24
Jane Stickney
Joan Stoddert/24
Nancy Stone
Bill Stuono
Bill Suiter
Barbara Swinton/26
Katherine Tabailloux
Christine Thompson
Carolyn Toof
Rita Tornatore
Sylvia Tousley
Mary Esther Treat
Roland&Carol Tremble
Sally Turner
Gail Tuscany
Beverly Villamil/32
David & Sally Wager
Patricia Waterman
Janet Watt
Jocelyne Wesson
Patty Williams/25
Dan & Sandra Venditti/21
Kirstin DiPietroWorden
Kevin Worden
Fran Zabiegalski
Shirley Ziemer
Karen Zidovsky
* denotes Charter
members since 1981.
Spirits with brass nametags are Charter members. Silver nametags denote 25 years of service.
Gold nametags are for 20 years and at 10 years, spirits have a “Flynn 10 years” pin.
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Special thanks to our Building Engineers: Bill Parkhill, Jaimie Kramer, Phil Bresnahan, Dave Mickey,
Rick Terricciano, & Mitch Krauss for their continued support of the Flynn.
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