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THANK YOU
2011 DONORS
AND VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
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Left to right: John Wetenhall, President, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, Ritchie Scaife, and
Dolly Ellenberg, Vice President, Development
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t Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, generosity and foresight are hallmarks of not only our founder,
but also the countless donors and volunteer leaders who have taken up the Carnegie Museums banner
over its 117-year history. There would be no past, present, or future of this institution without them.
Last year, donor support helped our museums reach out to new audiences, launch far-reaching educational
initiatives, and create innovative exhibitions and programs.
Carnegie Science Center, joined by a number of regional partners, launched the Chevron Center for STEM
Education and Career Development, generating great excitement in both the corporate and educational
communities. Carnegie Museum of Natural History introduced the Center for World Cultures, which focuses
on exhibitions and programs that enhance our understanding of cultural diversity around the world. Our
museums also introduced a number of exceptional exhibitions: the provocative Paul Thek exhibition at
Carnegie Museum of Art, a collaboration with the Whitney Museum of American Art, followed by the
museum’s moving tribute to the work of Pittsburgh native and world-class photographer Teenie Harris;
The Warhol’s ode to the comic book genius of Alex Ross, which was the artist’s first museum show; and the
Museum of Natural History’s M is for Museum, which has been delighting scores of young visitors and their
families. Let us not forget that because of our ACCESS-card outreach program, more than 46,000 people
who otherwise might not be able see these exhibitions visited our four museums in 2011 for only $1 admission.
Andrew Carnegie wisely professed, “No man can become rich without himself enriching others.” Our sincere
hope is that the individuals and organizations who proudly support Carnegie Museums fully realize just how
much their gifts are enriching others.
One such individual is Ritchie Scaife, who for the second consecutive year used her support to challenge
others to increase their giving. In 2011, through the Margaret Ritchie Scaife Challenge Grant of $150,000,
we raised an additional $200,000 for our Annual Fund by matching increases in giving from existing donors
and gifts made by new contributors. Ritchie has also been a longtime supporter of the Museum of Art, and
she is understandably proud to have been able to fund the installation of the parlor suite of furniture from
PicNic, a Greek Revival mansion in Stanton Heights built by William Croghan and last owned by his
daughter, Mary Schenley. The suite is now a centerpiece of the Ailsa Mellon Bruce Galleries. Ritchie is
undoubtedly a woman of impeccable taste!
We also owe a special debt of gratitude to our tireless volunteers who were so instrumental in our fundraising
efforts for 2011, led by Toto Fisher, who chaired the Major Gifts Committee, and Vaughan Blaxter, chair of the
Individual Gifts Committee. With the support of our volunteer committees, we received more than $19 million
in total contributions in 2011, including $6.4 million for our Annual Fund.
In this special supplement, we are proud to pay tribute to those who continue to extend their support and
friendship to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. Our sincere thanks!
PHOTOS: JIM JUDKIS
John Wetenhall
President & CEO
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CARNEGIE
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QUARTET
SOCIETY
2 0 1 1
Honoring lifetime giving
of $1 million or more.
Individuals
Anonymous (2)
Alcoa Foundation
Bayer USA Foundation
Alice S. and James S. Beckwith III
Claude Worthington Benedum
Foundation
BNY Mellon
Bob and Irene Bozzone
Suzy and Jim Broadhurst
The Buhl Foundation
The Philip Chosky Charitable and
Educational Foundation
Colcom Foundation
Eden Hall Foundation
Milton and Sheila Fine
Chester G. Fisher Family
Edith H. and James A. Fisher
Lee and Isabel Foster
The Grable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Gumberg
Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II
H. J. Heinz Company Foundation
The Heinz Endowments
Highmark
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman
William Talbott Hillman
Roy A. Hunt Family
Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation
Charles E. Kaufman
Virginia Kaufman
Peter S. and Jill G. Kraus
The Kresge Foundation
Laurel Foundation
Alan G. and Jane A. Lehman
Foundation at the request of
Ellen Lehman and Charles Kennel
Daniel and Beverlee Simboli
McFadden
Katherine Mabis McKenna
Foundation
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Paul Mellon
Richard King Mellon Foundation
The Pittsburgh Foundation
PNC
PPG Industries Foundation
John G. Rangos Sr. Charitable Family
Foundation
Scaife Family Foundation
Sarah Scaife Foundation and Family
William R. Scott, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons
Juliet Lea H. Simonds
W. P. Snyder III
United States Steel Foundation, Inc.
UPMC
Rachel Mellon Walton Family
The Andy Warhol Foundation
for the Visual Arts, Inc.
Robert S. Waters
Women’s Committee, Carnegie
Museum of Art
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TOTAL
GIVING
$100,000+
William S. Dietrich II (+)
Mr.* and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance III
Milton* and Sheila Fine
Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot
Daniel G. and Carole L.* Kamin
Mr. and Mrs.* Robert N. Peirce
Margaret Ritchie R. Scaife*
Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons
$50,000 – $99,999
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Branson
Ronald and Judith* Davenport
Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II*
Henry* and Elsie Hillman
Bill* and Janet Hunt
Rita and Edwin Langue
Mr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinn
Jacqueline* and Jeffrey Morby
Maja Oeri and Hans U. Bodenmann
Mr. and Mrs.* Demetrios T. Patrinos
Nancy and Milton* Washington
Ronald J.* and Mary Ann
Zdrojkowski
$25,000 – $49,999
Paul G. Benedum, Jr.*
Mr.* and Mrs. Robert P. Bozzone
Bernita Buncher
Mrs. Charles R. Burke
Jack and Joan Diederich
Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Elliott
Mr.* and Mrs. Lee B. Foster
Marcia M. Gumberg*
Gretchen S. Hansen
Nancy K. Hansen
Teresa Heinz*
Mr.* and Mrs. James R. Johnson
Mr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. Katz
Ellen* and Jack Kessler
Jill and Peter Kraus
Adam Lindemann
Kent B. Livezey
Daniel and Beverlee Simboli McFadden
John G. Rangos, Sr.*
James H. Rich*
Juliet Lea H. Simonds*
Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian Soffer
Alexander* and Silvia Speyer
Jane* and Harry Thompson
Robert M. Thompson, Jr.*
Mr.* and Mrs. Walter W. Turner
Mr.* and Mrs. James M. Walton
Mr. and Mrs. R. John Wean III
Mr. (+) and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr.
We express deep appreciation and gratitude for the generous
support of our more than 26,000 donors and members. Special
recognition is given to the following who made contributions
of $500 or more in 2011.
Allen Baum and
Elizabeth Witzke-Baum
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Benter
Suzy* and Jim Broadhurst
Carol R. Brown
James Keith Brown and
Eric Diefenbach
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan
Mr.* and Mrs. Christopher B. Carson
Cees and Inge de Bruin-Heijn
Betty and Brack Duker
Stefan T. Edlis and Gael Neeson
Michele Fabrizi*
Edith H.* and James A.* Fisher
Carolyn Fine Friedman and
Jeremiah Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham
Joe* and Kathy Guyaux
Agnes Gund
Marjorie Burns Haller
Richard and Priscilla Hunt
Mr.* and Mrs. Torrence M. Hunt, Jr.
Mr.* and Mrs. Peter J. Kalis
Maureen B. Kerr*
Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis
Alice and Nahum Lainer
Sarah and Eric Lane
Wendy Mackenzie
Margaret J. McGowan
Richard W. Moriarty*
Gordon and Kenny* Nelson
Al* and Barbara Neupaver
John and Sandra Newman
Nancy and Woody Ostrow
Theodore H. Paul and
Samantha Cadenhead
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr.
Dr. Gary Schurman and Family
Wallace and Patricia Smith
Alice R. Snyder*
William I. and Patricia S. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Staley IV
Adam and Lauren Sufrin
John P. and Elizabeth L. Surma
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taylor
David A. Teiger
Mr. and Mrs.* Steven Chapman
Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Van der Veer III
Mr.* and Mrs. Peter G. Veeder
Mr.* and Mrs. Konrad M. Weis
David* and Susan Werner
Jerry* and Mary Whitaker
James* and Susanne Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Witmer
Lise Woodard and John J. Reilly
S. J. Zoerb
$10,000 – $24,999
Anonymous (3)
Mark A. Aloe*
James McKay Armstrong
John A.* and Lisa A. Barbour
$5,000 – $9,999
Anonymous
Mr.* and Mrs. Chester R. Babst
Ray* and Joneen Betler
(Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member
Dorothy L. Boyer
John F. Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bridges
Chuck and Jill Brodbeck
Howard* and Marilyn Bruschi
Charles R. Burke, Jr.*
Dennis F. Carlin
Thomas and Robin Caulfield,
in memory of Richard W. and
Norman K. Grove
Dr. and Mrs. Russell Christoforetti
George* and Ada Davidson
Mary and John* Davis
Mr.* and Mrs. Randall S. Dearth
Nicholas J. DeIuliis and Family
Deborah D. Dodds*
James K. and Sara C. Donnell
Dolly and Curt Ellenberg
Jenifer Evans
Jeffrey S. and Janis Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli
Edwin H. Gott, Jr.
Joan and Phil* Gulley
Jane Z. Haskell*
Patricia and Stan* Hasselbusch
David M.* and Georgianna L.
Hillenbrand
William Talbott Hillman*
Barbara and Don* Jones
Jerome and Deena Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs.* Keith B. Kirkland
Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Lehn
Kate W. MacVean
Daevan and Aavin Mangalmurti
Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinney
Theresa L. Nimick-Whiteside
Robert* and Leslie Nutting
H. Ward and Shirley Olander
David* and Gabriela Porges
Donald M.* and Sylvia M. Robinson
Linda and William Roemer
Caryn Rubinoff* and Craig Dunham
Virginia Schatz
Mr. and Mrs. K. George Schoeppner
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill P. Stabile
Neil and Bronya Strosnider
H. Campbell Stuckeman
Jamee* and Tom Todd
Sheryl and Bruce Wolf
Cecilia S. Wong
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve
$2,500 - $4,999
Anonymous (3)
Joel P. Aaronson* and Claire Keyes
Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Ackerman
Jeffrey W. Acre
Jane C. Arkus
Les and Joan Becker
Mary Murtland Berger*
* Current Trustee/Museum Board Member
(+) Deceased
Sam and Deborah Berkovitz
Mr.* and Mrs. Benno A. Bernt
Helen M. Billak* and Paul M. Henry
John and Cynthia Black
David J. Blair and
Marianne Bokan Blair
Vaughan and Bonnie Blaxter
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Block
Daniel I. and Deborah D. Booker
Ellsworth and Joanne Bowser
Doreen E. Boyce*
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Braksick
Gary and Connie Brandenberger
Bob and Sue Brooks
Eliza Smith Brown* and
William J. W. Brown
Holly Brubach*
Adam and Jill Brufsky
Richard H. Burkland
Robert* and Linda Buzzelli
David* and Katy Caliguiri
John C.* and Ruth Camillus
Ann and Marty McGuinn (center) with Eric Shiner, Director of
Carl L. and Mary Campbell
The Warhol, and Lynn Zelevansky, The Henry J. Heinz II Director,
Carol B. Caroselli
Carnegie Museum of Art
Mr. and Mrs. David Cepicka
George Childs and Miya Asato
Otto H. Chu* and Victoria Lee
VOLUNTEER LEADERS IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD, Ann and Marty McGuinn share a passion
James Colker
for
art and community that has benefited Carnegie Museums for more than 30 years.
Bill and Cynthia Cooley
Margaret S. Cyert
Not long after the couple moved to Pittsburgh in 1981, Carnegie Museum of Art invited
Lu and Sylvester Damianos
Marty, now the retired chairman and CEO of Mellon Bank, to join an advisory committee.
Eileen J. D’Appolonia
Lynn* and Ronald Davenport
That introduction sparked a deeper interest in art and the role Carnegie Museums play in
Lois N. Davie
the pair’s adopted city.
Janet R. and Robert C. Dell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Demchak
“We were generally interested in art, but not as
Herbert and Carol Diamond
knowledgeable then,” recalls Marty. “Our interest
Deborah G. Dick*
has grown with our relationships with the two art
Mrs. Robert B. Dickey III
museums, and it’s been wonderful.”
Michael K. Dishart
Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher
Today, Marty is a Life Trustee, serves on the audit
Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donahue
and executive committees, and is chair of the
Lowrie C. Ebbert
Museum of Art board, on which he’s served since
Lori J. C. Ewell
1991. Ann is an advisory member of the Women’s
— Marty McGuinn
Michael* and Tricia Fetsko
Committee
and
has
served
on
The
Warhol
board
Lilian H. Fisher
Ruth Garfunkel
since its inception. One of The Warhol’s biggest advocates, she chaired the museum’s threeStephen Glickman and
day opening in 1994, and upon its 15th anniversary, spearheaded fundraising for a new
Linda Shensa
education fund.
Caryle* and Mark Glosser
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goetz
“For me, the opening of The Warhol was a turning point and I never looked back,” says Ann.
Margaret Good and
“Warhol
was going to be my baby and I’ve always felt I wanted to stay here to watch it grow.”
Thomas Von Lehman
Edward and Mary Ann Graf
Grow it has, and the McGuinns have played an integral role. In fact, the pair has made numerJuliette D. Grauer
ous
strategic leadership gifts for projects at both art museums, from the renovation of the
Michael S. Higgins
Scaife Galleries and funding for the recent Paul Thek exhibition, to key support for a new
David McL. Hillman
Katharine H. Hillman
Warhol program using Andy Warhol’s work to help kids with autism develop face-reading skills.
Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.*
Mr.* and Mrs. Ivan T. Hofmann
“Carnegie Museums has a great tradition of art education, and it includes Andy Warhol who
Sara H. Horsman
went to the Museum of Art for Saturday morning classes,” says Marty.
Barry and Judy Huff
“ Our interest has grown
with our relationships
with the two art
museums, and it’s
been wonderful.”
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Mrs. David B. Hughes (+)
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Imbriglia
Robert L. Jennings, Jr. and
Barbara H. Bott
Mary Lou and Cecil Jones
Joan M. Kaplan
Dusty Elias Kirk and
William Caroselli
Janet (+) and Karl Krieger
Steven R.* and Marla V. Lacy
Judith and Lester (+) Lave
Jacqui and John* S. Lazo
Arthur S. Levine, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Liken
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Livingston
Mrs. John F. Lockhart
Catherine and Mark H. Loevner
Robert D. Loughney
Bobbie and Frank* Lucchino
John C. Marous, Jr.
Chris and Sue Martin
Jean H. McCullough*
Nancy McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnight
J. Sherman* and Suzanne S.
McLaughlin
Chris* and Laurie Mellon
Blair and Lisa Merkel
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Michaels
Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Nagin
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Nernberg
Noël M. Newell
Karen Oberg
Fritz Okie
Alexander* and Massy Paul
Lila Penchansky and Daniel Russell
Mr. and Mrs.* John Peterman
Charles M. Porter and Hilary T.
Tyson
Helen M. Posner
Barbara H. Rackoff
Sally and Ned Randall
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts
Anne and Jack Robertshaw
Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks
Robinson
William M. Robinson and
Sharon Semenza
Anna M. Roman*
Louisa Rosenthal
The Ruttenberg Family
Treasure A. and Bruce D. Sachnoff
Jennifer and Karl Salatka
Dan* and Bonnie Sandman
Nancy Rankin Scarton
Theresa and Ted Scheetz
Esther Schreiber
Amy and Seán Sebastian
Thomas and Laura Shapira* Karet
Mrs. Fred I. Sharp
Richard L. Simmons and
Rosa Lynn Pinkus
Henry J. Simonds
Terry* and Tina Smith
William P. Snyder* and
Verna A. Corey
Violet Soffer
The Honorable and Mrs. William
L. Standish
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Stephans
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stone
Arthur H. Stroyd, Jr.
Samuel M. Taylor*
Ronald and Lucinda Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Turich
Mr. and Mrs.* Charles B. Watkins
Richard T. and Janice A. Weaver
Jacquelin G. Wechsler
John* and Tanya Wetenhall
Lynn* and Paul Zelevansky
$1,895–$2,499
Jack* and Donna Abriola
Binu and Pritam Advani
Patricia W. Ahlbrandt
Andrew and Michelle Aloe
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Armstrong
Ron* and Sue Baillie
Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal
Mrs. James S. Beckwith III
Kevin Behanna and Pamela DeRose
Elaine Bellin and Phyllis Coontz
Michael and Amy Bernstein
N. E. Bognar
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Boyle, Jr.
Rosella Broff
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh L. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brownlee
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Byham
Cynthia E. Carrow and
James R. Kyper
James C. Chaplin IV
Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill
Rita P. and Aims C. Coney, Jr.
William S. Conover
Greg and Simin Curtis
Sally A. Davoren
Jack and Mary Jo Elliott
Joel, Heather, Cameron, and Garrett
Flayer
Sally Fownes
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Genter
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon
Rita J. Gould
Barbara and Michael Granito
Irv and Aaronel (+) Gruber
Linda and Henry E. (+) Haller, Jr.
Carol M. Hammer
Jean Anne Hattler
Bob and Georgia Hernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Hiles
Gerald and Diane Holder
Sylvan M. Holzer
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Horty
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hotopp
John and Margaret Houston
James and Bettyanne Huntington
Cynthia Ingram
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johns
Rick and Laurie Johnson
Mrs. Milton Justh
Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Juves
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamin
Robert W. and Elizabeth C.
Kampmeinert
Jason Kass and Lauren Harder
Michael Kazar and Rebecca Foster
Anton W. Knaus
Susan Oberg Lane
Mr. (+) and Mrs. Howard McClintic
Love
Marina Maher
James and Barbara Manner
Sara M. Marshall
James E. and Rebecca E. Mauch
Althea L. McCalmont
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan McClure
Cynthia McCormick and Lois Pruitt
Elizabeth and Sean McDonald
Robert H. McDonald
Barbara K. McKenna
Kevin* and Kristen McMahon
Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Meddis
Elizabeth R. Mertz
Ann* and Leon Metzger
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Montgomery
Janet and Donald Moritz
BeeJee Morrison
Chuck Myron
G. William Nagel
Hugh and Eliza Nevin
Mr. and Mrs. John L. S. Northrop
Robert* and Marsha Oeler
Mark Perrott
The Rackoff Family
Neil M. Resnick and
Susan L. Greenspan
Letitia E. Rieck
Patrick R. and Carol C. Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Roberts
Randall and Lisa* Roudabush
Bryan and Marie Routledge
Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder
Evan and Tracy Segal
Herbert L. Seigle and
Robin J. Bernstein
Elizabeth and Robert Smith
Michael and Beverly Steinfeld
Walter and Cynthia Storkus
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor
Mr. and Mrs.* Thomas L. VanKirk
Kenneth D. Vesio, M.D. and
Lenora Vesio
Helge and Erika Wehmeier
Bruce and Barbara Weigand
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilburn
Steve Winberg*
Mary Jo Winokur
Claudia C. Zavodnick
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Zawacky
$1,000 – $1,894
Anonymous (8)
Barbara and Marcus Aaron II
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Aiello
Willard S. Albert
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Aloe
Linda M. Argote and Dennis Epple
Mrs. Clyde W. Armstrong
Richard Armstrong
Jim and Sandy Artzberger
Mary K. Austin and Ron S. Shapiro
Robert L. and Roberta L. Averell
Ruth Z. Bachman
John Barber and
Dolores Smith Barber
Suzanne (+) and J. D. Barnes
(Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member
Daniel and Mary Anne Barnicle
Brayton and Susan C. Batson
Dorothy B. and G. Nicholas
Beckwith III
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bedwell
Henry A. and Anne Bent
Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Berger
Carolyn Black
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bonner
Carolyn M. Branthoover
Ellen and J. Judson Brooks, Jr.
Pamela Z. Bryan
Bernadette Callery
Lillian S. Carpenter
Rachel Whetzel Casselman
Sue Challinor and Matthew Teplitz
Geri Chichilla
Susan Clancy
Charles Cohen and Michele McKenney
Marion W. Cohen
Jane Cookson
The Honorable Thomas W. Corbett
and Susan* Corbett
Lynda and Joel Coslov
Basil and Jayne Adair Cox
Hanley B. Cox
Lawrence J. Crochier and
Jennifer Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Crooks
Stephen and Janet Darcangelo
James J. and Margaret B. Degnan
James N. Dill, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dingess
C. W. Donohue and
Cynthia L. Pennington
Michelle Ann Duralia
Frederick and Ruth Egler
David E. and Carol A. Eibling
Louis and Marie S. Emanuel
Edward and Connie Engler
Stephen J. Farneth and
Elizabeth Rintoul
William C. Farneth (+)
Marvin C. Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fischer
Linda C. Fisher
Nina B. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fister
Ruth Frank
Robert M.* and Rebeca R. Frankel
Evan* and Holly Frazier
Reanette and Steve Frobouck
Freddie and Hilda Fu
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Fulmer
Randolph and Ann Galm
Judith S. Gavaler
Kenneth C. Gfroerer and Lisa Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gismondi
Megan and Robert Glimcher
Kenneth and Lillian Goldsmith
Laurie Graham
George and Jane Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Gumberg
Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern
Volker H. Hartkopf and
Vivian Loftness
Paul and Melody Hauber
Daniel S. Heit
Brian T. Henciak
Christina M. Henderson
Dale and Susanne Hershey
* Current Trustee/Museum Board Member
(+) Deceased
Mr. and Mrs. (+) Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hiteshew
Natalie and Bill Hoffman
Robert H. Howland
Alysia and Robert Hoyt
Roger and Joann Huczko
Terence and Marian Hunt
George L. Illig, Jr.
Kathryn J. Jackson* and
Mark W. Garvey
Blair and Lynne S. Jacobson
Peter and Diana Jannetta
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Jenkins
Jack Kabazie and Susan L. Deakin
Costas Karakatsanis and
Barbara Blackmond
Susan L. Katz
Gerri E. Kay
James S. Keller and Mary Ellen Hoy
J. Kevin Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Knutson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Koontz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates Kopf, Jr.
David B. Kozloff and Mark Meaders
David Kremen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Z. Kronman
Terrance Krysinski and
Kimberly Greissinger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ladley
Stephen R. Lee and Yoko Tai
Sally Levin
Anne Lewis
Catherine Lewis and Robert Long
Barry Lhormer and Janet Markel
Paul S. and Susan J. Lieber
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt K. Limbach
Mary Catherine Linn
Kate and Lewis Lobdell
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Loevner
Timothy and Terri Logan
Dr.* and Mrs. James V. Maher, Jr.
Michael Malley
Robert B. Marcus
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Mars
Steven M.* and Stephanie Massaro
Garth E. Massingill
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Matten
J. R. and Margaret McCartan
Mr. and Mrs. Denis McCarthy
Tron McConnell
Mary C. McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. McCrady
Andrea Katz McCutcheon and
Jerry McCutcheon
Mary A. McDonough
A. T. and Rita L. McGill
John McSorley
Mr.* and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon
Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz
Nancy and George Mezey
Trish Milligan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Moore
Elaine W. Morris
Alan and Sharon Mueller
Gerd D. and Helen D. Mueller
Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Naragon
Jerome Nassar
Pasquale Navarro and Daryl Hutson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Neft
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Neishloss
John Rohe and Carol Zagrocki of
Colcom Foundation with Sam Taylor,
Director of Carnegie Museum of
Natural History
“CORDELIA MAY was well ahead of her
time,” says John Rohe, vice president of
philanthropy for the Colcom Foundation,
of Colcom’s late founder. “She had an
extraordinary ability to seamlessly inhabit
a future domain and understand how
current actions would affect the future.
She combined that with a willingness to
get off the bleachers and onto the playing
field to make a difference for the future.”
“ Maintaining records
of bird life and documenting
patterns of change make
Powdermill uniquely capable
of highlighting the extent
of the human footprint.”
— John Rohe
As early as 1952, “Cordy,” as she was known by friends, set her philanthropic sights on the
topic of overpopulation and its effects on the natural world. With a home in Ligonier, Pa.,
she and the foundation she created would find many kindred spirits in the researchers at
Carnegie Museum of Natural History and Powdermill Nature Reserve, the museum’s environmental research center in the Ligonier countryside.
“To understand the resilience and the fragility of the web of life in which our lives are
embedded, it’s essential to know the biological history of the planet,” John explains.
“Carnegie Museum of Natural History scientists examine the past and present, and provide
a glimpse into the future.”
Colcom’s generous decades-long support of the museum began with the avian research
program at Powdermill, a relationship that still continues. “Birds have a particular claim on
our collective conscience,” John says. “Maintaining records of bird life and documenting
patterns of change make Powdermill uniquely capable of highlighting the extent of the
human footprint.”
The foundation has gone on to support other areas of environmentally focused research at
the museum, including the creation of the permanent exhibition, Population Impact, which
invites visitors to leave comments. “The diversity of the comments gives us a good sense
of where we are,” says John. “How good are we at assessing our impact? What are the
impediments to us becoming good ancestors? Whether we agree or disagree, it’s all part
of a process.”
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Susan and Richard Nernberg
Michael and Lilli Nieland
Charlotte and Paul Obert
David M. Orenstein and
Alexandra Gruskos
John K. Orndorff, Jr.
Richard and Janice Pagliari
Devayani and Indra Pandit
Nora Ann Pastrick
Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Pearson
Pamela and James Peele
Ronald V. and Donna L. Pellegrini
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Perer
Charles and Judith Perlow
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Potts
Donald H. (+) and Janet K. Quint
Bruce and Jane Raymond
Jay Reeg*
William M. Reight and
Helen J. Goodman
Tor Richter
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Riehl
Stephen Robinson
James and Elin Roddey
Marcia R. Rosenthal
Jeanne F. Rudov
Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Russell
Kathleen D. Ryan and James Elson
Kathleen A. Sandoe and
Daniel Ready
Robert L. and Stella P. Sauers
Harriet R. Schach
Russ and Carol Schoemer
Jolie K. Schroeder
Alden H. J. Sector
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Shapira
Sandeep and Shaifali Sharma
Dorothy B. Sheahan
Katy and Fred Sherman
Jack W. and Suzanne W. Shilling
John W. Skooglund
Sara Sleppy and Deborah Brodine
Peter G. and Susan J. Smerd
Joseph B. and Lynn M. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Smith
Cecile M.* and Eric Springer
Dr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stacy, Jr.
James E. Stafford and
Patricia E. Eagon
Euphemia H. Steffey*
Stanley M. Stein
Lowell and Jan Steinbrenner
Suzanne M. Steitz
Lindsay and Andrew Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoecklein
Margaret S. Stouffer
Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Sullivan
Joan Blair Sullivan
Perry and Marcia Swanson
Carol L. Tasillo
Mr.* and Mrs. Frederick W.
Thieman
Kenneth S. Thompson and
Andrea R. Fox
Robert Timmerman and Jan Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr.
Jane Treherne-Thomas
Harley N. Trice II
Christopher and Barbara Troianos
Jessica Trybus* and
Anthony Lacenere, Jr.
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Ken Twedt and Kendal Shaber
John and Mary Unkovic
Chuck* and Janet Vukotich
Anthony Waters
Michael G. Weinberg
Gerri and Michael Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Norman B.
Weizenbaum
Ronald and Ann Wertz
Barbara L. Widdoes and
Robert Kilmarx
James Williams and
Doris Carson Williams*
Gregory J. and Amy L. Winokur
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wojcik
Donald G. Wolfkill
Norman L. Wolmark
Elizabeth S. Woo*
Margot Woodwell*
Anthony J. Young and
Kathy Bistransin-Young
Thad P. Zaleskiewicz
$500 – $999
Anonymous (5)
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Abbs
Jaime E. Abola and Evelyn
Gonzalez-Abola
Cynthia and Richard Abrams
Yves C. Alarie
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Allen
Madalon O. Amenta and
Michael Gainer
Will D. and Lisa R. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Angerman
Dr. and Mrs. Angelo A. Armenti, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrie H. Athol
Charles and Florence Atwood
Alan A. and Elaine Axelson
Elizabeth Bailey
Louanne A. Baily
Suzanne L. Barley
Jane S. Barnes and Charity Imbrie
Dr. and Mrs. William W. Barrington
Marian S. Bass
Jo-Anne L. Bates
Jacqueline Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Becker, Jr.
Thomas Bedger
Walter P. and Jo Ann Beh
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Beidler
Phil Bender and Kristin Udvari
Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Bennett
Bill and Sally Ann Bensur
Howard S. Berger
Sanford and Patricia Berman
Mia and Joel Bernard
Dr. and Mrs. Lorenz T. Biegler
Barbara R. and Albert W. Biglan
Andrew R. Blair
Molly and Peter Blasier
Bruce and Marian Block
Eva Tansky Blum*
Lenore and Manuel Blum
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bogdewic
Lawrence E. and Anne E. Bolind
Thomas and Theresa Bone
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Bonnett
Carol Boscarino and Neill Stouffer
Marjorie D. Boyle
Eva and Florence Boyt
Michael and Stephanie Bozic
Nancy L. Bromall and
Robert Barry
Helen and Julia Brooks
Bill and Ellen Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Brown, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brownell, Jr.
Marian Broz and James Skonieczny
Kay Brummond and Joseph Kent
Randal and Janice Bryant
John and Gail Buchanan
Timothy and Linda Burke
Michael and Betsy Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Byrnes, Jr.
Mr. Gary Cacciani
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Cafaro
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cardiello
Michael P. Carpathios and
Tracy Boyt
Brad and Linda Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cavlovic
Dr. and Mrs. E. Joseph Charny
Margaret O. Childs
Sally Hillman Childs
Tiffany A. Chrisman
Edward Chu and Laurie Harrold
Ronald and Dorothy Chutz
Jane R. and John T. Cinicola
Barbara Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Homer N. Clark III
Claire M. and Machere Cohen
Howard A. and Christine T. Cohen
Martin and Brenda Cohen
Peter Cohen and Jeff Sposato
Dr.* and Mrs. Jared L. Cohon
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Colen
Constance W. Combes
Ian Cook and Kathryn Connor
John and Susanne Cook
Susan O. Cramer
Kevin P. Crawford and
Anna L. Doering
Dr. and Mrs. James A. D’Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D’Appolonia
Sylvia Dallas and John Oliver
Mrs. Arthur D. Damick
Cornelia A. Davis and
Betty McCoy Davis
Gerald and Mary Jane Davis
Joan C. Davis
Cris and Ralene DeBord
Pete and Kate DeComo
Daniel and Kathleen Deis
Christopher and Christine Demko
Kathleen J. and V. J. DePasse
Robin Dicken
Smita and Shyam Dighe
Joseph A. DiMenno
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dlubak
Richard and Dorothy Donaldson
Anthony V. Dralle
Dan Dusette and Alberta Beardsley
Gez Ebbert
Marigold A. Edwards and
N. Blithe Runsdorf
Darius R. Elliott
Rachael Elliott and
Felipe Lerebours
Cecelia T. Epperson
Charles E. Felix and Roger P. Guzik
Robert L. Feller
(Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ferguson III
John G. and Jill Ferreira
Regan J. Fetterolf
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feuer
Sylvia Hill Fields*
Patrick Filip and Sarah Lolley
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Finder
Helene Finegold
Gene Finley and Jeanne E. Cobetto
Margaret Finnegan
Barbara M. and Richard B. Fisher
David and Amanda Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitting
The Fleischner Family
Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Fleischner
Cheryl and Charles Flint
Henry Flood, Jr.
Robert W. and Karen G. Ford
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Forrest
Eileen and Linda Forrester
Ronald W. and Marsha K. Frank
Andrei A. and Heather K. Freeman
Christina C. Friday
Edward and Kathryn Friedman
Welling and Richard Fruehauf
Francis T. Fruehstorfer
Chuck and Johanna Fuellgraf
Dr. and Mrs. J. William Futrell
Rogerio and Tatiana B. Galante
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Galida
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Gardner
Dr. and Mrs. William S. Garrett, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Gaudio, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Gaul
Pete Geissler
William P. and Sarah F. Getty
John and Sarah Gilmour
Joseph M. and Natalie Glasser
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Glenn
Dolores K. Gluck
Camille and Harry Goern
Michael F. Golde
Susan G. Golomb
John Goodenough and
Judith Talbert
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Granes and
Family
Robert W. and Mollieann Gray
Mary Louise Green and
Walter Obermeier
Sayre N. Greenfield and
Linda V. Troost
Bruno and Melanie Artim Gridelli
Marie L. Guerra and
Richard W. Lentz
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Hack
Linda Haddad and Ron Stone
Meghan and Paula Hadden
Kathleen Haefner and Lee Cambria
David O. Hairhoger, Jr.
Eric G. and Laura S. Hamilton
Chuck and Kristen Hammel
Dr. and Mrs. Fred P. Harchelroad, Jr.
John F. Harnett
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Harper
Charles E. Harris and
Darlene M. Nowak
Cindy A. Harris and
F. Richard Heath
Marva Harris
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Harris
* Current Trustee/Museum Board Member
(+) Deceased
Neil and Janice Harrison
David B. and Rhoda J. Hartmann
Thomas J. Heinricher
Martha S. Helmreich
Roger Hendrix and Susan Godfrey
George Herchenroether
Rachel Hess and John Koutrouba
Patrick A. Hewitt and
Jennifer Wilson Hewitt
Richard D. Holder*
James A. and Sally L. Hollister
Judith T. Horgan
Mark R. and Beth A. Hornak
Kevin and Laura Horner
Kenneth P. Hotopp
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Howard
Alan and Bonni Huffman
Crock Hunter
Robert L. and Gail J. Hunter
Elaine B. Hyder and
Burton Hollifield
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jamison, Jr.
Beverly A. Jaramillo
Joseph and Constance Jelovich
Jeff J. and Gretchen W. Jezerc
Keith J. and Michelle L. Johnston
Barbara Johnstone
Martha W. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Kann
Dwight and Margaret Keating
David J. and Cecelia M. Kelly
Andrew and Maureen Kicinski
Frank E. and Karen Kietzke
Christopher J. King
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. King
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell E. King
Paul M. and Diane D. Kiproff
David A. Kleer
Terri R. Klein and Daniel I. Gup
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Klinvex
Peggy C. Knott
James T. Knox
Bernie Kobosky and Lisa M. Cibik
George and Mary Denise Koch
Maria Kovacs
Jay Kriska
John and Sadie Kroeck
John and MaryAdele Krolikowski
Lewis H. and Alice B. Kuller
Douglas and Deborah Kyes
Les Lagnese
David and Verna Laman
Thomas J. and Elma LaPorte
Ronald L. and Lida L. Larsen
William and Nancy Latshaw
Alice A. Leich
Mark and Sandra Levin
John Levis
Mrs. William E. Lewellen
Elsie Lewis
Nancy R. Lewis
Phillip and Janice Lichtenfels
Martin and Alice Lieb
Elsa E. Limbach
William and Linda Limberg
Mr. and Mrs. L. Douglas Lioon
Joe Liotta III
Thomas C. and Gail V. Litwiler
Margery J. Loevner
Barbara* and Robert Logan
Willa Dean Lowery
Bruce Niemeyer (left) with Ron Baillie
and Ann Metzger, The Henry Buhl, Jr.,
Co-Directors of Carnegie Science Center
BRUCE NIEMEYER, Chevron’s vice president, Appalachian/Michigan Strategic Business Unit,
was new in town last Fourth of July. He was looking for a vantage point to watch the fireworks, and decided to check out Carnegie Science Center’s North Shore location. He
discovered more than a great place to spend the holiday.
As someone interested in getting kids to seriously
consider careers in engineering, Bruce recognized
the Science Center could be a valued community
partner for Chevron. The company has a long
history of supporting STEM (science, technology,
engineering, and math) education where it does
business. “When we began talking internally
about investing in the community, the Science
Center was an obvious choice for the quality of its
programs and its commitment to making science
accessible to residents of all ages,” Bruce says.
“ By supporting the
Science Center, we hope
to build capacity for
the experience-based,
hands-on learning that
encourages students to
choose STEM-based
careers.”
In November 2011, the Science Center opened the
Chevron Center for STEM Education and Career
— Bruce Niemeyer
Development. “By supporting the Science Center,
we hope to build capacity for the experience-based, hands-on learning that encourages
students to choose STEM-based careers and enable the region to remain competitive in a
global economy,” he adds.
For Chevron, funding is part of a larger picture of support. The company’s employees are
stepping up and out to share their excitement about their fields at the Science Center’s biannual SciTech Days and the Pittsburgh Regional Science & Engineering Fair. Bruce believes
that firsthand connections with people who can communicate the exciting and real-life
application of a concept truly make the difference. It was a professor in a freshman geology
course that changed his future. “I began to understand that an engineer takes a concept
and makes something available for the common good. It required that spark from someone
who could see over the horizon in a way that I couldn’t,“ he says. “When students say,
‘Maybe I’d like to do that,’ everyone wins.”
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Evan, William, Holly, Nia, and Evan, Jr.
FOR EVAN AND HOLLY FRAZIER, it’s the collective
impact of Carnegie Museums that make it not
only an invaluable community resource, but one
that enriches their family.
“Each of the four museums offers something
“ Our experiences at the
museums, as a family
and individually, make
our lives richer.”
unique,” says Evan, who is senior vice president
— Holly Frazier
of community affairs for Highmark, Inc., a Warhol
board member, and a former Carnegie Museums trustee and Carnegie Science Center board
member. “But collectively, they’re true leaders in art and science and give everyone in the
community something they can connect to.”
For Evan, Jr., 13, it’s a school field trip to the Science Center’s SciTech Days that leaves a lasting
impression. Under the guidance of working scientists and industry leaders, he learned about
real-world applications of science and technology. “It was pretty cool,” says Evan, Jr. “We
learned about the different jobs people do at local businesses.”
Sister Nia, who along with Holly has become a household name through their roles on the
popular Pittsburgh-based reality TV show, Dance Moms, loves the arts. When asked about a
favorite museum experience, she made surprisingly sophisticated picks for a 10-year-old: “the
cave” and “ribbon wall” from the last Carnegie International at the Museum of Art, referencing installations by Thomas Hirschhorn and Rivane Neuenschwander. William, 9, is a
budding scientist who loves chemistry and robots, making the Science Center’s roboworld
TM
his clear favorite. “I like the math part of it,” he says.
“Our experiences at the museums, as a family and individually, make our lives richer,” adds
Holly. Even Evan, after nearly a decade of volunteer leadership, is still finding new and exhilarating experiences, having recently attended Art Basel Miami with fellow Warhol board
members. “Warhol was the talk of Miami,” says Evan. “He really had an impact across the art
world and in contemporary life and today so does his museum.”
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(Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member
David and Nora Lugaila
Dr. and Mrs. L. Dade Lunsford
Kevin M. Lynch and
Patricia E. Antezana
Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDougall III
Edward and Cecelia Mackey
Martha Malinzak
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mallorey
Jeanne R. Manders (+) and
Weia Boelema
Richard R. Margerum and
Suzanne Broughton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marino
Jeffrey Markel and Carol Robinson
Melissa R. Marshall
John A. Martine
Jose L. Matos
Wayne and Connie Maue
Mrs. Robert J. Maurer
Parker J. May
W. D. and Trisha Mayo
William J. McAllister and
Janet L. Sarbaugh
Edward and Jean McCague
Ellen McCallie
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. McCargo
Dennis J. and Patricia McCarthy
Barbara McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. George R. McCullough
John McGinley and Mary Early
Geoffrey McGovern
William and Lynn McIlroy
Michael C. and Ellen McLean
Melissa McSwigan and
Robert Raczka
James W. and Melinda N. Meighen
Mr. and Mrs. Armour N. Mellon
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams Mellon
Marc and Maureen Metcalfe
Richard B. and Ann R. Meyer
Malcom A. Meyn III and
Ellen D. Dillavou
Tom Michael
Michele Migliuolo
John M. and Jean M. Mikulla
Michael D. Miller and
Barbara J. Carpenter
Jeannette M. Milligan
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Millstein, Jr.
Nessa Green Mines
Dr. and Mrs. D. Wesley Minteer, Jr.
Alice B. Mitinger*
Charles H. and Karen Moellenberg
Amy and Ira Morgan
Gary and Vickie Morrell
Bruce (+) and Constance Morrison
Marcia and Thomas Morton
Paul E. Moses
Calum H. and Nicole J. Munro
Pamela Murray
Charles H. and Karen A. Muse
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Myers
Larry E. and Stephanie Myles
Dr. and Mrs. Louis D. Nichamin
Patricia K. Nichols
Robert H. Ober
Michael O’Connell and
Barbara Warnick
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. O’Sullivan
Alison and Paul Oehler
Marc Olin
* Current Trustee/Museum Board Member
(+) Deceased
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Oliver
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Olmsted III
Nancy and Janet C. Ott
Jack and Gigi Ouellette
Todd and Dorna Palcic
Brian and Meg Papa
Ralph J.* and Ruth Anne Papa
Christopher and Susan Pappas
John G. and Dana Parks
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Paschall
Alexander and Susanne Paterson
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Patterson
Mitchell and Christine Patti
Andrew and Melissa Perez
David M. and Constance W. Phillips
Anthony P. Picadio and Jean Efron
Danni Piccolo
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Pieper
Jeffrey C. Pierce and
William L. Beary
Dorothy and Neal Pollon
Brian and Stacey Popko
Frederick L. Porkolab and
Margaret V. Ragni
Susan and Scott Portnoy
George W. and Joan L. Poutous
Michelle L. Preik
Kurian and Michelle Puthenpurayil
Charles R. Quillin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rago
Gretchen R. Rasp
James R. and Helen S. Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Reitz, Jr.
George S. and May W. Richardson
Janet H. Roberts
Richard C. and Sandra Roberts
Hilary Robinson*
Gerald Roeder
Maureen J. Rolla
Bette and Howard M. Rom
Shoshana and Jerry Rosenberg
Lee A. Rosenblum
Valeri Roth and David Maiella
Lawrence and Marlene Rowe
Rick Russell and Loretta A. Stanish
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Salgado
Stephen E. and Susan C. Sargent
Athena Sarris
Eleanor Schano Feeney*
Dr. and Mrs. William O. Scheeren
Thomas and Perri Schelat
A. W. and Mikell Schenck
Joseph and Katherine Scherer
Melvin M. and Catherine C. Schiff
Elizabeth A. Schlenk
Mary Ann Schmunk and
Dean A. Donovan
Matthew D. and Tamara Schneider
Paul and Sun Scolieri
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Seifert
Martin and Janet Seltman
Susan H. Shapera
Daniel and Barbara Shapira
Edie Shapira and
Mark Schmidhofer
Paul Shea and Lisa Simone
Mrs. J. R. Shields
Mercedes G. Shoemaker
Richard W. and Pamela H. Siergiej
Nancy Simpronio and
Charles Culbertson
Gary and Carol Schurman
WHILE GARY AND CAROL SCHURMAN visited the Oakland museums regularly when their
now-adult sons were children, and Carol brought in scores of students as a former teacher
in Hampton Township, it was the new home for Carnegie’s dinosaurs that truly reignited
the Sewickley couple’s passion for their hometown museums.
In the summer of 2003, as part of DinoMite
Days— a summer-long fundraiser that transformed Pittsburgh into a Jurassic art park— the
couple sponsored Neurosaurus through Gary’s
business, Surgical Neuromonitoring Associates.
“It was a ton of fun for us, and the city,” says
Gary. “From there we got a taste of what goes
on behind the scenes at the museum and what
an incredible asset we have in the city. Like so
many Pittsburghers, we really didn’t appreciate
where this institution stands in the national and
international community of museums.”
“ To be able to participate
in a truly world-class
exhibit that gives context
and where the dinosaurs
are positioned accurately
is important.”
— Gary Schurman
That newfound appreciation led the longtime members to increase their Annual Fund
support to the Patrons Circle giving level. Then in 2008, they sponsored the fallen
Edmontosaurus, the duck-billed, plant-eating dinosaur outstretched on the ground at the
center of the fierce face-off between the pair of sparring T. rex in Dinosaurs in Their Time.
Just as impressive as the exhibition’s dinosaurs, notes Gary, is its depiction of the plants and
other animals that lived alongside them.
“We know that for children, the dinosaurs seem to be the first real experience that they
have with the museums,” he says. “To be able to participate in a truly world-class exhibit
that gives context and where the dinosaurs are positioned accurately is important.”
Carol, who minored in Fine Arts at Pitt—an alma matter she and her high school sweetheart
husband share—also is a fan of the Museum of Art. She’s participated in Art in Bloom as
part of a garden club since its inception four years ago. “The art collections are outstanding,” she says.
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“ Kids need to learn
that science can be fun.”
— Dick Obrycki
all proceeds to support science education around the country. The Science
Center and Carnegie Museum of
Natural History are regular recipients
of its generosity.
Rich Danchik and Dick Obrycki
WHEN RICH DANCHIK AND DICK
OBRYCKI GET TOGETHER at Carnegie
Science Center, they don’t have to
look far to see the impact of funding
from the paired professional organizations they help lead. Pittsburgh’s
Spectroscopy Society and Society for
Analytical Chemists have a history of
supporting the Science Center that
dates back more than 30 years, to
the days of the Buhl Planetarium
and Institute of Popular Science.
“We made small gifts at the beginning, but our first major gift was for
Image and Imagination,” recalls
Anna Singer
Esther and Stanley Skirboll
Lisa Slesinger
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Sloan
Evelyn M. Smail
Elizabeth Platz Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smith
Richard and Leslie Snow
Mary Lee and David Snuffer
Edgar M. and Saundra L. Snyder
Marjorie A. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder
Arlene Sokolow
Mr. and Mrs. Dave J. Soltesz, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sorr
Steven N. and Vilma C. Sotos
Holly and Susan Spahr
Dana Spiardi and Ed Gerstenhaber
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Spina
Richard and Joyce Spine
Robert E. Staresinic
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Steele, Jr.
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Rich, former chairman of the Society
for Analytical Chemists. Components
of this popular exhibit on the science
and chemistry of light were moved
to the Science Center when it
opened in 1991.
Each year, the societies organize
PITTCON, an event that outgrew
its Pittsburgh roots to become the
largest professional laboratory
science conference in the world,
attracting more than 17,000 scientists.
Remarkably, PITTCON is a largely volunteer-run initiative that dedicates
Mark and Jocelyn Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Steiner
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stern
Fred A. and Mary Ann Steward
Jerry W. and Anna M. Stewart
Kristi and Anthony Storti
Bob Strauss
Donald E. and Karen H. Stump
Jo Ann and Thomas Succop
Henry and Renee Suhr
Esther C. and S. John Suss
Soren J. and Susan M. Suver
Kevin and Danielle Sweeney
Kate and Howard Tanning
Margaret Tarpey and
Bruce Freeman
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Tauberg
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Taylor
E. Teeple and C. Edelmann
Margaret E. Terbell and
Susan T. Jaques
Louis and Kathleen Testoni
At the Science Center, marquee education programs consistently benefit
from that support, including live
demonstrations in the Kitchen and
Works theaters, SciTech Days, the
Pittsburgh Regional Science & Engineering Fair, and scholarships for
camps and classes. At the Museum of
Natural History, their funding supports
lab equipment and educational
programming.
Career scientists with doctorates in
analytical and organic chemistry, Rich
and Dick credit their childhood experiences at Buhl and a special science
teacher for inspiring their lifelong
interest in science. “We don’t expect
everyone to become a scientist,” Dick
says. “We just want people to understand what science is all about and to
give them a broad idea about how science operates. Kids need to learn that
science can be fun.”
Samuel A. Tisherman and
Susan M. Dunmire
Marva J. and John E. Tolbert III
John R. Tomayko
Janet and Owen Traynor
Richard and MaryMichael Tribone
The Trick Family
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Trischler
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Updegrove
Andrew and Cindy Urbach
Anthony Q. and Catherine Urso
Karen Velazquez
Eva Vogel
Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Voigt
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Vrboncic
Dr. and Mrs. Neil Wald
Joseph and Molly Walton
W. Timothy and L. Bobette Ward
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Wasilak
Janet and Jon Waters
Stephen P. Webster
Marvin and Dorothy Wedeen
Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Weil
(Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member
Alex Weilenmann
Suzanne and Walter Weimer
James E. and Virginia E. Welker
Thomas L. and Caroline R. Wentling
The Werstil Family
Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. West
Richard and Carolyn Westerhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wettach
Patricia and John Whitehill
Chris and Bridget Williams
John P. and Valerie C. Williams
Sara M. Winokur
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney K. Wolfson, Jr.
David and Diana Wood
Robert A. Wooldridge and
Kelley A. Sacco
Alice C. Wroblewski
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Yocco
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Yochum
Richard and Nancy Zabrowski
Karen Ann Zellmann
W. Dennis and Patricia Zerega
Robin E. Ziegler and Clifford Chen
* Current Trustee/Museum Board Member
(+) Deceased
Corporate, Foundation & Organization Donors
$100,000+
Anonymous
Claude Worthington Benedum
Foundation
BNY Mellon
Bombardier
Chevron
Colcom Foundation
Dietrich Trust
Dollar Bank
Eaton Corporation
The Grable Foundation
The Heinz Endowments
Highmark
William Talbott Hillman
Foundation, Inc.
The John D. and Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation
Richard King Mellon Foundation
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Parkhurst Dining Services
The Pittsburgh Foundation
Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc.
PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
The Charity Randall Foundation
The Sprout Fund
The Andy Warhol Foundation
for the Visual Arts
Robert S. Waters Charitable Trust
Women’s Committee, Carnegie
Museum of Art
$50,000 – $99,999
Bayer Corporation
The Jack Buncher Foundation
The Philip Chosky Charitable and
Educational Foundation
CONSOL Energy Inc.
Duquesne Light
Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, Inc.
EQT Corporation
Phil Fraley Productions, Inc.
Hillman Foundation
Henry L. Hillman Foundation
LANXESS Corporation
Massey Charitable Trust
Katherine Mabis McKenna
Foundation, Inc.
NOVA Chemicals
PPG Industries Foundation
The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc.
Surdna Foundation, Inc.
Target
$25,000 – $49,999
Alcoa Foundation
Chubb Group of Insurance
Companies
FedEx Ground
First Niagara Bank
GE Fund
GlaxoSmithKline Consumer
Healthcare
H. J. Heinz Company Foundation
Henry L. Hillman Jr. Foundation
The Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Isaly’s
Nimick Forbesway Foundation
Edward O’Neil Museum Fund
of The Pittsburgh Foundation
Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical
Chemistry & Applied
Spectroscopy
Pittsburgh Penguins
Renda Broadcasting Corporation
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable
Foundation
Southside Food & Beverage
Service, Inc.
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Trib Total Media
United States Steel Corporation
Richard C. von Hess Foundation
Rachel Mellon Walton Fund
of The Pittsburgh Foundation
$10,000 – $24,999
7-Eleven
Alco Parking Corporation
Allegheny Technologies Incorporated
American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.
Ansaldo STS
Baierl Family of Dealerships
Bayer USA Foundation
The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh
The Anne L. and George H. Clapp
Charitable & Educational Trust
CoGo’s
Confluence
DC Entertainment
Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc.
Dominion
ECA Foundation
Eckert Seamans Cherin &
Mellott, LLC
Henry C. Frick Educational Fund
of The Buhl Foundation
The William F. & Lynn D. Gauss
Foundation
Giant Eagle
Hawksglen Foundation
Milton G. Hulme Charitable
Foundation
ICF Foundation
K12, Inc
Kennametal Inc.
Kirkpatrick & Lockhart LLP
Koppers
Laurel Foundation
Levi Strauss & Company
Macy’s
The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation
Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc.
Howard E. and Nell E. Miller
Foundation
National Film Preservation
Foundation
Northwest Savings Bank
PPG Industries, Inc.
Reed Smith LLP
James M. & Lucy K. Schoonmaker
Foundation
Smith Micro Software Inc.
Society for Analytical Chemists of
Pittsburgh
Spang & Company
Speyer Family Foundation
The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust
UPMC
UPMC Health Plan
Wabtec Foundation
Waste Management
Weiner Family Foundation
Westinghouse Electric Company LLC
Hilda M. Willis Foundation
$5,000 – $9,999
Anonymous
Alcoa
Bank of America
Bechtel Marine Propulsion
Corporation
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
Carnegie Mellon University
Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania
Clearview Federal Credit Union
Duquesne University, Bayer School
of Natural and Environmental
Sciences
Eichleay Foundation
Emerson Electric Company
Flag Capital Management, LLC
FOX Broadcasting Company
Google, Inc.
The Hayes Foundation
Hefren-Tillotson, Inc.
Emma Clyde Hodge Memorial Fund
Houston-Starr Company
John E. and Sue M. Jackson
Charitable Trust
Jendoco Construction Corporation
Johnson Publishing Company, LLC
Jones Day
Louis Anthony Jewelers
Massaro Corporation
Muse Foundation
NuGo Nutrition
The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter
School
Pennsylvania Leadership Charter
School
Peoples Natural Gas Company
Pernod Ricard Pacific
The Sybil A. Pickett Charitable Trust
Plextronics Inc.
Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family
Foundation
Rodgers Insurance Group
Ross Family Fund
Supercuts
University of Pittsburgh
Vein Clinics of America
WESCO Distribution, Inc.
West Penn Allegheny Health System
Phillip H. & Betty L. Wimmer
Family Foundation
WQED
Mary Murtland Wurts Fund
of The Pittsburgh Foundation
$2,500 – $4,999
II-VI Foundation
84 Lumber Company
American Society of Civil Engineers,
Pittsburgh Section
Michael Baker Corporation
Cellone’s Bakery
Delaware Valley Ornithological Club
P. J. Dick Incorporated
Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, P.C.
EMC Corporation
Google Community Grants Fund
of Tides Foundation
Jane L. Harrison & Associates
Henderson Brothers Inc.
The Hillman Company
Lendable Linens
Levin Furniture
Cyril E. & Geraldine B. Livingston
Fund of The Pittsburgh
Foundation
Management Science Associates, Inc.
MEDRAD
Morris Louis Conservation Fund, Inc.
Paul and Nancy O’Neill Charitable
Trust
W. I. Patterson Charitable Fund
Pittsburgh Pirates
The Platt Family Foundation
E. H. Schwab Co.
SLB Radio Productions Inc.
Spectroscopy Society of Pittsburgh
The Techs
Turner Construction Company
University of Pittsburgh
WTW Architects
$1,000 – $2,499
American Concrete Institute (ACI)
The American-Scandinavian
Foundation
Andersen Windows
Appalachian Audubon Society
Walter A. Barres Fund
of The Pittsburgh Foundation
Blattner Brunner Inc.
BRGR
BRIDGES & CO. Inc
The Buhl Foundation
Calgon Carbon Corporation
Carnegie Mellon University,
School of Chemical Engineering
CentiMark Corporation
Charleroi Federal Savings Bank
Chemco Systems, L.P.
Conco Systems, Inc.
Continental Laundry Systems
Incorporated
Eastman Chemical Company
The Eliot Fund of The Pittsburgh
Foundation
Ellwood Group, Inc.
Equipment & Controls, Inc.
ESB Bank
Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc.
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Pittsburgh
Goehring, Rutter & Boehm
Goodrich Corporation Foundation
Gordon Terminal Service Co.
Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council
Greco Gas Inc.
Greycourt
H Marketing Services
Harrisburg University of Science
and Technology
Harsco Corporation
Hatch Associates Consultants, Inc.
HDR Engineering Inc.
Hilbish McGee Lighting Design
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Horty, Springer & Mattern, P.C.
Human Services Administration
Organization, Inc.
IBM
Kestrel Investment Management
Corporation
Milton J. Klein, DO, PC
KPMG LLP
John E. and Elizabeth Kurtz
Charitable Foundation
La Quatra Bonci Associates
Marmon Keystone LLC
Marsh USA Inc.
Matthews International Corporation
McClure-Johnston Company
McKamish, Inc.
Mine Safety Appliances Company
Charitable Foundation
National Association of Corrosion
Engineers Pittsburgh Section
Paper Products Co., Inc.
Pennsylvania Society for
Ornithology
Preservation Technologies, LP
Indovina Associates Architects
Range Resources - Appalachia, LLC
Robert Morris University
School of Engineering,
Mathematics, and Science
Saks Fifth Avenue
Sara Lee Corporation
Shadyside Honda
Snyder Charitable Foundation
Standard Ceramic Supply
Stantec
Swank Associated Companies, Inc.
Taggart Global, LLC
The Technology Collaborative
Tippins Foundation
Underwood Travel Associates Inc.
Vesuvius USA
Vivisimo, Inc.
Wojanis Supply Company, Inc.
WPXI
$500 – $999
About Pittsburgh, Inc.
AECOM WATER
Agr International, Inc.
ALCOSAN
All Occasions Party Rental
Allegheny County Medical Society
Foundation
Amcom/Xerox
American Chemical Society
Pittsburgh Chapter
American Industrial Hygiene
Association
American Nuclear Society,
Pittsburgh Section
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers
Aqua-Clear, Inc.
Asia Carpet & Decorating Company
ASM International, Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle Chapter
Association for Bridge Construction
& Design
The Aviation Foundation
Baily Raabe & Associates
Bally Design
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W. J. Beitler Co.
Berner International Corporation
big Burrito Restaurant Group
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
Bunting Graphics Inc.
Civil & Environmental
Consultants, Inc.
Computer Associates
International, Inc.
Duquesne University, Department
of Biological Sciences
Dynamics Inc.
Edelman Leather
familylinks
Gibson Capital, LLC
Gidas Flowers
Goldman Sachs
Gurrentz International Corporation
The Guttman Group
Hamill Manufacturing Company
Heyl & Patterson, Inc.
Hoffman Electric, Inc.
Holiday Inn Express Bridgeville
Holiday Inn Express Pittsburgh
Southside
Holiday Inn Pittsburgh
University Center
Idea Foundry Inc.
Industrial Automation &
Control, Inc.
The Institute of Electrical &
Electronics Engineers, Inc.
Institute of Art, New York
K & I Sheet Metal, Inc.
KDKA-TV
Littles of Pittsburgh, Inc.
LLI Engineering, Inc.
Walter Long Manufacturing
Company, Inc.
Mascaro Construction Company, L.P.
McGuireWoods LLP
Mechanical Operations Co., Inc.
The Merck Company Foundation
Metso Minerals
Mitsubishi Electric Power
Products, Inc.
Montgomery IP Associates
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Oh Medical, LLC
Omni William Penn Hotel
Page Dairy Mart, Inc.
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Pennsylvania State University,
Department of Materials Science
and Engineering
Pittsburgh Asphalt Company
Pittsburgh Coal Mining Institute of
America
Pittsburgh Geological Society
Pittsburgh Intellectual Property Law
Association
Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic Center
Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering
Initiative, Inc.
Princeton Alumni Association of
Westen Pennsylvania
Scherer Lock & Supply
Norman C. Ray Trust
Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel
Residence Inn by Marriott
Pittsburgh North Shore
Philips Respironics
rue21
Shadyside Inn: All Suites Hotel
Shannon Construction Company
Siemens
Society of American Military
Engineers, Pittsburgh Post
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Society of Women Engineers,
Pittsburgh Section
Sotheby’s
Southwest Aluminum &
Glass Co., Inc.
SpringHill Suites by Marriott
Monroeville
SpringHill Suites Pittsburgh
North Shore
SpringHill Suites Pittsburgh Mills
SpringHill Suites Southside Works
Steel City Media
Swanson Group, LTD.
Thompson Calkins & Sutter LLC
The Tomayko Group
Vacuum Research Corp.
Vegely Welding, Inc.
Bequests and
Trust Gifts
William S. Beamer Charitable Fund
Estate of Rachel Donaldson
Eli-Sar Graf Foundation
Estate of Florence M. Jacob
Estate of Virginia Kaufman
G. Christian Lantzsch and Duquesne
Light Fund of the Pittsburgh
Foundation
Estate of Edgar L. Levenson
Estate of Betty McCurdy
Estate of Wilma T. Orris
Estate of Sarah King Wilmer
Government
Donors
Allegheny County Health Department
Allegheny County Regional Asset
District
City of Pittsburgh
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Institute of Museum and Library
Services
Missouri Department of Conservation
National Aeronautic and Space
Administration
National Endowment for the Arts
National Endowment for the
Humanities
National Science Foundation
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
Pennsylvania Department of
Community & Economic
Development
Pennsylvania Department of
Conservation & Natural Resources
Pennsylvania Emergency Management
Agency
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Pennsylvania Historical & Museum
Commission
Pennsylvania Regional Assistance
Capital Program
Pennsylvania Wild Resource
Conservation Program
State of Maryland
United States Department of
Agriculture
United States Department of Education
Virginia Department of Game &
Inland Fisheries
(Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member
Current Trustee/Museum Board Member
(+) Deceased
Ken, Marina, and Chase
EIGHT-YEAR-OLD CHASE LEHN has his clear-cut favorites at the Oakland museums: “The dinosaurs [the
Allosaurus gets top honors], the reptiles [lizards to be exact], and the live animals in the Discovery Room
[with a special nod to the silk worms].”
As members since 1998, Ken and Marina Lehn and their children have made lots of memories at Carnegie
Museums. Skyler, now 23 and studying energy policy at Indiana University, found inspiration for her high
school photography classes within the Museum of Art’s collections; Devon, a sophomore
“ We’ve really been
pursuing biological anthropology at George Washington University, is engaged with the
impressed with the research of the Museum of Natural History’s world-renowned archaeologist Sandra Olsen
who studied the mummy of a young boy from Abydos, Egypt, for a new museum display;
staff who organize and for Marina and Ken, the museums are destinations for one-of-a-kind events.
the events, and for
the quality of the
educational
components that
really set them
apart.”
— Marina Lehn
Last spring, Chase marked his birthday with a dinosaur-themed celebration at the Museum
of Natural History. The couple celebrated Valentine’s Day “with an incredible meal” at the
Museum of Art, and accompanied Chase on a members-only behind-the-scenes look at the
museum’s expansive bug collection. “We’ve really been impressed with the staff who organize the events, and for the quality of the educational components that really set them
apart,” says Marina.
Marina served on the planning committee for the Bugs & Butterflies Ball, the opening celebration for M is for Museum, and the couple donated the services of popular TV actor Dino
Dan for the occasion.
Ken, the former chief economist of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and current Samuel A.
McCullough Professor of Finance at Pitt’s Katz Graduate School of Business, says it’s an extra-added bonus
that the family lives within walking distance of the Oakland museums. “With our membership, we don’t
always have to make a day of it. We can come for 45 minutes, and often we do.”
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PHOTO: RIC EVANS
Randy and Brandon Cellone
THE OWNERS OF PITTSBURGH’S OLDEST FAMILY BAKERY know a little something about investing
in community.
“ I’ve always felt
it’s important to
hold on to what
made Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh.”
Cellone’s Bakery, a Corporate Member of Carnegie Museums for 17 consecutive years, is in its
fourth generation of ownership and is currently in the process of doubling the space where it
produces its well-loved Italian breads and rolls at a new location in Pittsburgh’s Windgap
neighborhood.
Founded in 1911 by company president Randy Cellone’s grandfather and great uncle in the
family’s one-time Bridgeville home, today the bakery employs 120 people, including Randy’s
son, Brandon, the bakery’s treasurer, and nine other members of the Cellone family.
— Randy Cellone
Randy’s personal commitment to Pittsburgh—and Carnegie Museums—blossomed in 1971,
when he returned to his hometown after serving three years in Vietnam as a first lieutenant
in the U.S. Army and rejoined his brother Jay Cellone to expand the bakery.
“Coming back to Pittsburgh after the war gave me a different sense of what home is about,”
recalls Randy. “I looked around— the steel mills were very active, the Pirates were doing
fantastic—there was a lot of pride in Pittsburgh.
“I’ve always felt it’s important to hold on to what made Pittsburgh Pittsburgh,” he continues.
“Carnegie Museums plays a big role.”
Randy and his wife, Patricia, are also longtime members and donors. When their three adult
children were growing up, the family regularly visited the Oakland museums, where Patricia’s
father was a part-time guard. In 2010, Brandon and his wife, Josie, were married at Carnegie
Museum of Art.
“My sisters and I were fortunate that our parents gave us all of the cultural experiences
Pittsburgh has to offer,” says Brandon. “Now being around 30, about the age when many
of my peers are settling their roots back in Pittsburgh, I hope that they’ll not only take
advantage of places like the museums but also support them.”
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(Italics) Member of Carnegie Patrons Circle or Corporate Member
* Current Trustee/Museum Board Member (+) Deceased
Carnegie Museums
of Pittsburgh Trustees
Cornice Society Members
A legacy society honoring those who have made bequests or other
planned gifts to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh.
Anonymous (19)
Alan L. and Barbara B. Ackerman
Mr. (+) and Mrs. (+) James E. Alexander +
Jane C. Arkus +
Bernard C. Artman and Diana G. Riggs
David Barnard and Akiko Hashimoto
Paul G. Benedum, Jr. +
Mary Murtland Berger +
Mrs. Tessie Binstock
William (+) and Maxine (+) H. Block +
Donna Hollen Bolmgren
Michael F. Butler
Edward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill +
Eugene S. (+) and Marion W. Cohen +
Dr. (+) and Mrs. James E. Conklin +
Harry M. and Florence Corbett +
Mary O. and John P. Davis, Jr. +
Sally A. Davoren +
Mr. (+) and Mrs. Robert Dickey III +
Rachel Donaldson (+)
Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg +
James A. and Edith H. Fisher +
Paul and Joanna Fitting
Corinne K. Flemings (+)
Mrs. Fred C. Foy + (+)
Audrey W. Garbisch
Ken and Lillian Goldsmith +
Laurie Graham
Juliette D. Grauer
Jane Z. Haskell +
Mr. and Mrs. C. Talbott Hiteshew, Jr.
Mr. (+) and Mrs. Robert E. Irish +
Jane Irene Johnson (+)
Joan M. Kaplan +
Marshall and Wallis Katz +
Phyllis K. Kokkila
Mrs. Frank W. Lang +
G. Christian Lantzsch + (+)
TJ and Claudia Latona
Drs. Judith R. and Lester B. (+)Lave
Edgar L. Levenson (+)
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Levenstein
Frances F. Levin
Margaret M. Levin + (+)
Martha Malinzak
Bernard and Barbara Mars +
Dr. (+) and Mrs. Matthew Marshall, Jr. +
Esther B. Mazerov (+)
Mr. and Mrs. John S. McCormick, Jr.
Martin G. and Ann M. McGuinn +
J. Sherman and Suzanne McLaughlin
Melissa McSwigan +
Duane Michals and Frederick Gorree
Sarah Nichols
Nancy Noyes +
Mrs. David B. Oliver II + (+)
Anne Pascasio, Ph.D.
George S. Pearth and
Mary Louise Russell
Jim and Idamae (+) Rich
Donald M. and Sylvia M. Robinson +
Dr. and Mrs. Karl W. Salatka
Virginia W. Schatz
Mrs. Alice Rust Scheetz + (+)
Mrs. Edward Holyoke Schoyer +
Dr. Laura J. Schrock
Mr. (+) and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr.
Janice G. Singer
Patrick and Donna Sinopoli
Dr. and Mrs. David A. Smith
Elizabeth D. Smith +
Mrs. Richard S. Smith + (+)
Donald R. (+) and Sheila Solow
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept +
Margaret S. Stouffer +
Thomas J. and Joan Wilson Taylor +
Robert M. Thompson, Jr. +
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor +
Hugh and Lucie Van der Veer +
Milton and Nancy Washington +
Konrad M. and Gisela Weis +
James A. and Susanne Wilkinson
Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer, Jr. (+)
Richard C. Wilson +
Thomas H. and Frances M. Witmer +
Maury (+) and Pat Yeiser +
Charles E. Youngs and
Michael L. Shaffer
Laura Karet
Ellen P. Kessler
Barbara D. Logan
Alice B. Mitinger
Kennedy B. Nelson
Albert J. Neupaver
Ralph J. Papa
R. Damian Soffer
Walter W. Turner
Emeritus
Paul G. Benedum, Jr.
Mary Murtland Berger
Doreen E. Boyce
Robert P. Bozzone
Milton Fine
Edith H. Fisher
James A. Fisher
Marcia M. Gumberg
Henry L. Hillman
Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.
J. Sherman McLaughlin
Richard P. Mellon
Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr.
William P. Snyder III
Cecile M. Springer
James M. Walton
Ann P. Wardrop
Milton A. Washington
Konrad M Weis
Lee B. Foster, Chair
Life
John A. Barbour
Suzanne W. Broadhurst
Judith M. Davenport
Lee B. Foster
Henry J. Gailliot
Joseph C. Guyaux
Teresa Heinz
David M. Hillenbrand
William E. Hunt
Marshall P. Katz
Jane M. Kirkland
Martin G. McGuinn
Jacqueline C. Morby
Juliet Lea H. Simonds
Alexander C. Speyer III
Jane A. Thompson
Peter G. Veeder
James A. Wilkinson
Honorary
Drue Heinz
David G. McCullough
Term
Ex Officio
Raymond T. Betler
Helen M. Billak
Howard J. Bruschi
John C. Camillus
Jared L. Cohon
Susan Manbeck Corbett
Randall S. Dearth
John DeFazio
Mark Evans
Sylvia V. Fields
Torrence M. Hunt, Jr.
William H. Isler
James R. Johnson
JoAnne E. Burley
Roy G. Dorrance III
Frank J. Lucchino
Betsy H. Watkins
John Wetenhall
2011 Trustees
Nicholas J. DeIuliis
George F. Eichleay
Evan S. Frazier
Hugh G. Van der Veer
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
Institute Leadership Team
Carnegie Institute Officers
Ronald J. Baillie, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center
John Wetenhall, President and Chief Executive Officer
Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Development
Kevin D. Hiles, Vice President of Finance, Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer
Lee B. Foster, Chair, Board of Trustees
John Fogg, Director, Information Technology
Dolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, Development
Kevin D. Hiles, Vice President of Finance, Treasurer and
Chief Financial Officer
Anthony J. Young, Vice President, Facilities, Planning, and Operations
Eileen Meddis, Director, Corporate Human Resources
Ann M. Metzger, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center
Eric Shiner, Director, The Andy Warhol Museum
Samuel McElroy Taylor, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History
John Wetenhall, President and Chief Executive Officer
Anthony J. Young, Vice President, Facilities, Planning, and Operations
Lynn H. Zelevansky, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art
Suzanne W. Broadhurst, Secretary
Linda L. Perkins, Assistant Secretary
Frank A. Cardiello, Assistant Treasurer and Controller
John C. Reilly, Assistant Treasurer
Ronald J. Baillie, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center
Ann M. Metzger, The Henry Buhl, Jr., Co-Director, Carnegie Science Center
Eric Shiner, Director, The Andy Warhol Museum
Samuel McElroy Taylor, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Lynn H. Zelevansky, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of Art
+ Charter Member
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Board Members
Robert M. Frankel
Carnegie Museum
Marcia M. Gumberg
of Art Board
Jane Z. Haskell
Henry L. Hillman
Jean H. McCullough
J. Sherman McLaughlin
William P. Snyder III
James M. Walton
Ann P. Wardrop
Milton A. Washington
Konrad M. Weis
Martin G. McGuinn, Chair
Eliza Smith Brown
Holly Brubach
Christopher B. Carson
Lynn Davenport
Anuj M. Dhanda
Mark Evans
Henry J. Gailliot
Aziz Giga
Teresa Heinz
William E. Hunt
William H. Isler
James R. Johnson
Peter J. Kalis
Marshall P. Katz
Ellen P. Kessler
J. Kevin McMahon
Kennedy B. Nelson
Alexander Paul
David L. Porges
Caryn B. Rubinoff
Margaret Ritchie R. Scaife
Juliet Lea H. Simonds
Alice R. Snyder
R. Damian Soffer
Alexander C. Speyer III
Jane A. Thompson
Peter G. Veeder
David Werner
Emeritus
Mary Murtland Berger
John P. Davis, Jr.
Milton Fine
Edith H. Fisher
James A. Fisher
Honorary
Drue Heinz
William T. Hillman
James H. Rich
Richard M. Scaife
Darthea Speyer
Ex Officio
Deborah Dick
Lee B. Foster
John Wetenhall
Lynn H. Zelevansky
Carnegie Museum of
Natural History Board
Mark Evans
Caryle R. Glosser
Philip G. Gulley
Joseph C. Guyaux
Ivan T. Hofmann
Torrence M. Hunt, Jr.
Carole L. Kamin
Maureen P. Kelly
John S. Lazo
Christopher Karl Mellon
Richard Moriarty
Robert M. Nutting
Daniel S. Nydick
Joseph Pajer
Ralph J. Papa
Anna M. Roman
Richard P. Simmons
Walter W. Turner
Elizabeth S. Woo
Margot Woodwell
Ronald J. Zdrojkowski
Emeritus
Paul G. Benedum, Jr.
Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.
Richard P. Mellon
Donald M. Robinson
Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr.
William P. Snyder III
Cecile M. Springer
Euphemia H. Steffey
Konrad M. Weis
Honorary
David G. McCullough
Ex Officio
John A. Barbour, Chair
Joel P. Aaronson
Mark A. Aloe
Esther L. Barazzone
Amy N. Bozzone
Robert Buzzelli
Otto H. Chu
Jared L. Cohon
George A. Davidson, Jr.
Lee B. Foster
Samuel McElroy Taylor
John Wetenhall
2010–2011
Volunteer
Leadership Team
Vaughan Blaxter,
Chair, Individual Gifts Committee
Edith H. Fisher,
Chair, Major Gifts Committee
Carnegie Science
Center Board
Emeritus
Mary Murtland Berger
Doreen E. Boyce
Robert P. Bozzone
James A. Fisher
Frank J. Lucchino
Ex Officio
Jane M. Kirkland, Chair
John P. Abriola
Benno Bernt
Raymond T. Betler
Eva Tansky Blum
Suzanne W. Broadhurst
Howard J. Bruschi
Charles R. Burke, Jr.
David J. Caliguiri
Noland J. Cheung
Paul Costa
Roderick Craighead, Jr.
Susan Everingham
Michael E. Fetsko
Stan L. Hasselbusch
Linda B. Hippert
Richard D. Holder
Kathryn J. Jackson
Donald H. Jones
Charles F. Kahle II
Laura Karet
James V. Maher, Jr.
Steven M. Massaro
Albert J. Neupaver
Robert P. Oeler
Joan C. Peirce
John G. Rangos, Sr.
Lisa A. Roudabush
Dan D. Sandman
Frederick W. Thieman
Robert M. Thompson, Jr.
Sylvie Tran
Bonnie W. VanKirk
Charles J. Vukotich, Jr.
Jerry R. Whitaker
Steve Winberg
Yarone S. Zober
Ronald J. Baillie
Lee B. Foster
Ann M. Metzger
Eleanor Schano
John Wetenhall
The Andy Warhol
Museum Board
Randall S. Dearth, Chair
Chester R. Babst
John C. Camillus
Judith M. Davenport
Deborah D. Dodds
Michele Fabrizi
Evan S. Frazier
Maureen B. Kerr
Steven R. Lacy
Ann M. McGuinn
Jacqueline C. Morby
Kathleen Patrinos
Donna Peterman
Jay Reeg
Hilary Robinson
Terence E. Smith
R. Damian Soffer
Judith Evans Thomas
Jamee W. Todd
Kiya Tomlin
Jessica Trybus
Larry Wasser
Konrad M. Weis
James A. Wilkinson
Doris Carson Williams
Emeritus
Milton Fine
Vincent P. Fremont
Juliet Lea H. Simonds
Ex Officio
PHOTO: STAN FRANZOS
Lee B. Foster
Eric Shiner
Phillipe Vergne
Joel Wachs
John Wetenhall
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2011 Volunteer
Committees
Major Gifts Committee
Robert P. Bozzone*
Suzanne W. Broadhurst*
Charles R. Burke, Jr.*
Judith M. Davenport*
Mark Evans*
Edith H. Fisher*, Chair
Lee B. Foster*
William E. Hunt*
James R. Johnson*
Kennedy B. Nelson*
Jane A. Thompson*
Peter G. Veeder*
Margot Woodwell*
Individual Gifts Committee
Joel P. Aaronson*
John A. Barbour*
Bonnie Blaxter
Vaughan Blaxter, Chair
Carol Caroselli
Christopher B. Carson*
Debbie Dick*
Edith H. Fisher*
Robert Frankel*
Henry P. Hoffstot, Jr.*
Cynthia Ingram
James R. Johnson*
Cecil Jones
Steve and Peggy McKnight
Demetrios Patrinos
Thomas Reading
William M. Robinson and
Sharon Semenza
Esther Schreiber
Ginny Simmons
Alice R. Snyder*
Cecile M. Springer*
Joan Taylor
Jane A. Thompson*
Mandy Ticknor
Peter G. Veeder*
Florence Zeve
Every attempt has been made to accurately list
contributors to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. If
there are any errors or omissions, please accept our
apologies and contact Development at 412.622.5776
so that we may correct our records.
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