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2011 ANNUAL REPORT july 2010 - June 2011 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Table of contents Click an image to jump to that feature. facing freedom Lincoln This is an interactive PDF. View the print version here. To navigate the document: • Use the navigation links at the top of each page to jump to sub-sections, the ‘main menu’ link to come back to this page, or the arrows surrounding the page number in the lower corner. • Use the arrow keys on your keyboard. out in chicago 2 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Chair’s Message they hosted more than 700 school groups, and the Research Center assisted more than 10,000 researchers. This was also a breakthrough year for the Museum’s social media presence. Staff members regularly blog about an array of subjects, such as the 1919 Black Sox scandal, a story that was picked up Our activities show a passion for achieving this goal. by the national media and highlighted the Museum’s importance on a wider scale. We maintain a lively This past year saw the debut of the re-envisioned Facebook presence and regularly tweet to faithful American history gallery, Facing Freedom, two followers. Our E-News reaches over 20,000 people. installations with a Civil War theme: Lincoln’s Chicago and Lincoln the President, as well as the None of this would be possible without the opening of the groundbreaking Out in Chicago, an exploration of the city’s LGBT history. In the spring, leadership of our committed Board of Trustees and the support of our generous donors. I thank you all we hosted an array of programs exploring one of for your own passion for history during this eventful our visitors’ favorite history topics—the Prohibition and productive year. era in Chicago. Over the past few years, the trustees and staff of the Chicago History Museum have been creating and implementing an ambitious strategic plan. Our goal is to help our audiences make meaningful and personal connections to the city and its history. Thank you to our Museum’s world-class professional staff and terrific volunteers, for always showing their passion for history and Chicago. Last year, Sharon Gist Gilliam Chair main menu 3 2011 ANNUAL REPORT BOARD OF trustees and support groups Chicago Historical Society Board of Trustees Officers T. Bondurant French Ali Velshi Fred A. Krehbiel Sharon Gist Gilliam, Chair Timothy J. Gilfoyle Joan Werhane Joseph H. Levy Jr. Walter C. Carlson, Vice Chair Sharon Gist Gilliam Jeffrey W. Yingling Josephine Louis John W. Croghan, Vice Chair Thomas M. Goldstein Patrick W. Dolan, Treasurer Cynthia Greenleaf Honorary Life Trustee Robert Meers Paul H. Dykstra, Secretary Barbara A. Hamel The Honorable Richard M. Daley Josephine Baskin Minow John W. Rowe, Chair Emeritus David D. Hiller Gary T. Johnson, President Dennis H. Holtschneider Life Trustees Bryan S. Reid Jr. Russell Lewis, Executive Vice Tobin E. Hopkins Lerone Bennett Jr. Gordon I. Segal Daniel S. Jaffee Philip D. Block III Paul L. Snyder Gary T. Johnson Laurence O. Booth Honorary Trustee Falona Joy Stanley J. Calderon Trustees Emeritus The Honorable Rahm Emanuel, Randye A. Kogan John W. Croghan Sallie L. Gaines Mayor of the City of Chicago Judith Konen Alison Campbell de Frise David A. Gupta Russell Lewis Stewart S. Dixon Jean Haider Trustees Paul R. Lovejoy Michael H. Ebner Erica C. Meyer James L. Alexander Timothy P. Moen M. Hill Hammock Robert J. Moore David H. Blake Ralph G. Moore Susan S. Higinbotham Eboo Patel David P. Bolger Michael A. Nemeroff Henry W. Howell Jr. Nancy Robinson Walter C. Carlson John W. Rowe Philip W. Hummer April T. Schink Warren K. Chapman Jesse H. Ruiz Richard M. Jaffee Patrick F. Daly Larry Selander Edgar D. Jannotta Patrick W. Dolan Samuel J. Tinaglia Barbara Levy Kipper Paul H. Dykstra Noren W. Ungaretti W. Paul Krauss President and Chief Historian R. Eden Martin Potter Palmer This list reflects positions as of June 30, 2011. main menu 4 2011 ANNUAL REPORT BOARD OF trustees and support groups The Guild of the Chicago History Museum Costume Council of the Chicago History Museum Board of Directors Officers Lynn Orschel Executive Committee Officers Tina Koegel Karen Peterson Noren Ungaretti, President Wendy Krimins Joan A. Werhane, President Lyssa Piette Catherine Eberle, First Vice President Carrie Lannon Peggy Snorf, First Vice President Bobbi Zabel Cindy Chereskin, Second Vice Stuart Mesires President Biba Roesch and Membership Chair Tammy Steele, Second Vice President Honorary Directors Lisa Cotten, Secretary Anthony Rossi Peggy Carr Diane Sprenger, Treasurer Laura Barnett Sawchyn and Program Chair Judith Konen, Third Vice President Nin Florian Zika Petersen Executive Committee Members Kristen Smith Lucia Uihlein Tory Beneke Liz Stiffel Lynne Bredfeldt Britt Taner Judy Bross Melinda Turitz Directors Sophie Bross Alicia Waters Adrienne Brookstone Connie Coolidge Lawrie Weed Anita Friedman Lisa Cotten Heather Wright Vicki Greene Bonnie Deutsch Jean Haider Catherine Eberle Doris Johnson Heather Farley Cindy Kalnow Lori Gray Faversham Bonnie Lipe Dorothy Fuller Kathleen McCreary Julia Goalby Gia McDermott Karen Goodyear Rebecca McDonnell Vicki Hood and Nominating Chair Cynthia Szczepanski, Treasurer Sarah Sprowl, Secretary April Schink Nena Ivon This list reflects positions as of June 30, 2011. main menu 5 2011 ANNUAL ANNUAL REPORT REPORT president’s Message When the Board of Trustees approved “The Critical Path: Strategic Plan for the Chicago History Museum” in 2009, your museum took on the task of staying true to its vision in the midst of a global economic crisis. Even in challenging times, we believe that a disciplined institution can make organic changes in ways that leave it stronger. Certain key insights are moving us forward. First, we put the Museum’s collection front and center. We work to improve access to the collection while at the same time providing an optimal environment for preservation. Our new exhibition, Unexpected Chicago, displays one artifact at a time for only one month. This is dramatic proof of the value of the investment that the community has made in a collection that numbers 22 million holdings. Realizing a return on that investment for the sake of the community is top on my list of goals as President. Second, we embrace audience research as a critical planning tool. Our research includes collecting demographic information, conducting focus groups, and establishing visitor panels, all to help us make decisions regarding educational content and experiences. Foremost in our minds are our three core audiences—families, schoolchildren, and members. Finally, we focus on our relationships with those who share our vision. We are committed to envisioning a new model of membership that will help people make meaningful and personal connections to history and to the Museum in this new era of social media. We also invest in our staff to strengthen their relationship to the Museum and to each other and to make sure that the people charged with implementing our plans have the resources they need to succeed. We thank you for your commitment to the cause of history in Chicago. Gary T. Johnson President main menu 6 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Acquisition highlights Handbills for dances held in Chicago in 1929 and 1930. Gift of Ms. Roberta Cordell. Papers of Gads Hill Center. Gift of the Gads Hill Center. Drawings, photographs, scale models and prototypes of furniture designed by Henry P. Glass. Gift of Ms. Anne Karin Glass and Mr. Peter Glass. [pictured right] Slides of the Chicago Railroad Fair, July 1949. Gift of Dr. Christine R. Hibbard. Papers of the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans. Gift of the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans. Slides and drawings documenting the architectural work of Harry Weese and his successor firm. Gift of Mr. James Torvik, Mr. George Vrechek, and Mr. David Munson. Papers documenting the United Steelworkers of America District 31, 1941-1981. Gift of the United Steel District 7. main menu 7 2011 ANNUAL REPORT DONORS TO THE COLLECTION Ms. Charlotte Adelman Ms. Ann Glasgow Plainfield Guilford Township Public Library Ms. Roslyn Alexander Ms. Anne Karin Glass Public Relations Society of America, Chicago Chapter American Association of University Women Mr. Peter Glass Chris Schenk Dr. Jennifer R. Bridge Ms. Joan Goff Scottsdale Homeowners Association Mr. Peter Bullock Mr. Gary Gray Mr. Bill Stamets Dr. Robert Cech Mr. and Mrs. William and Gertrude Grisham Swedish Club of Chicago Chicago Board of Education Archives Mr. Philip Hannema Mr. James Torvik Chicago Commons Ms. Ilah Hartung U.S. Senate Historical Office Chicago Law Enforcement Study Group Haute Couture Club of Chicago United Nations Association of U.S., Chicago Division Chicago Youth Centers Mr. Thomas Heinz United Steel District 7 City Club of Chicago Dr. Christine R. Hibbard Mr. John Vinci City of Chicago Illinois Academy of Criminology Mr. George Vrechek Mr. Thom Clark Rev. Jerald January, Sr. Mr. Dale Wolicki Clergy and Laity Concerned Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans Ms. Penny Wood Ms. Barbara Colby Mr. Rogers E. Jones Ms. Elizabeth C. Wright Committee for New Priorities JP Morgan Chase Archives Youth Network Council Ms. Roberta Cordell Ms. Bonni McKeown Dr. Mara Dodge Ms. Rita Mendelsohn Ms. Madeline Douglass Midwest Women’s Center Edgewater Historical Society Mr. Ward Miller Elmhurst Historical Museum Mills Music Library, University of Wisconsin-Madison Faculty Association of School District 205 (IL) Milwaukee Public Library, City Archives Mr. Ron Freund Mr. David Munson Gads Hill Center New World Resource Center main menu 8 2011 ANNUAL REPORT The past year at the Chicago History Museum has been a diverse one. It began with the celebratory July 4th premiere of the exhibition Facing Freedom, heralded the re-opening of our American history galleries, and marked the renewal of our unique Abraham Lincoln display. The year has also welcomed our presentation of the groundbreaking show on LGBT life in the city, Out in Chicago. This exhibition, one of the first of its kind in any mainstream museum, builds on three years of intensive research. facing freedom facing freedom lincoln Lincoln out in in chicago chicago out main menu 9 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Facing Freedom Freedom is anything but simple. This innovative exhibition examines eight conflicts over freedom from the 1850s to the 1970s. Told through artifacts, photographs, films, audio clips, and activities, each conflict is presented from the participants’ perspectives. Through the large themes of unite, defend, speak out, and struggle, visitors are invited to consider events of the past in the present tense, placing themselves in the position of past Americans and engaging with their struggles on a first-name basis. Our record as a nation isn’t unspotted when it comes to freedom. It is important to remember the times we have struggled with our better natures to make the most basic rights available to all. These stories are important reminders that Americans in all times have worked to define—and defend—their own rights. The Naphtali ben Yakov Pritzker American History Wing is made possible through a generous grant from Tawani Foundation, through the support of Colonel (IL) J. N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (retired), President and Founder, Pritzker Military Library and Tawani Foundation. main menu 10 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Lincoln Between 1847 and 1860, Abraham Lincoln visited Chicago at least twenty-five times, to practice law and engage in politics. The city became his second home and political headquarters during his rise to prominence, and his launching pad to the presidency. Now the Sanger P. Robinson Gallery features a glimpse of the Chicago Lincoln knew, as the Alcoves gallery displays a moving new installation of artifacts relating to the great President’s life and death. These lithographs are mainly drawn from the publications of the Chicago Lithography Company, established in the nineteenth century by Otto Jevne and Peter Almini. The somewhat romanticized cityscapes were originally drawn by the artist Louis Kurtz, and show diverse scenes of men, women, and children of all backgrounds and races. The physical sites and landmarks of the busy early city appear fresh and new to our eyes; many would soon be swept away by the Great Fire of 1871. The Museum is especially indebted to The Robert R. McCormick Foundation, the lead exhibition sponsor of Lincoln’s Chicago. Additional support is provided by the Terra Foundation for American Art. The Alcoves installation is supported by a gift from The Gupta Family, with additional support from the Joyce Foundation in honor of Lawrence N. Hansen. main menu 11 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Out In Chicago What happens when questions related to sexuality and gender nonconformity are brought to bear on a city’s history? Out in Chicago details the emergence of the city’s diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) communities. It emphasizes the everyday lives of LGBT Chicagoans, as well as LGBT activism and its fight against homophobia and fear of gender difference. While Out’s target audience is LGBT, it is accessible to all visitors, regardless of sexual orientation, and contains ample opportunities to forge personal connections with the subject matter. The exhibition opened in May 2011 and runs through March 2012. Out in Chicago is one of the first exhibitions of its kind in a mainstream museum. It begins by describing the fluidity of gender and sexuality and how the relationship between the two has changed over time. Building on this, three subsequent sections address families and homes; communities and social spaces; and activism. Using vibrant colors, large graphics, and furniture, the design creates immersive environments from an inviting living room to an alley outside a nightclub, and generates emotion — whether the fear of a bar raid, or the excitement of a Pride Parade. Life-sized video greeters address visitors as they move through the exhibition, explaining the content ahead. main menu 12 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Out In Chicago (continued) The exhibition’s content grew out of three years of intensive research. We made a conscious decision to tap into the vast queer history resources of the city, ranging from the long-standing Gerber/Hart Library and Archives, to the one-of-a-kind Leather Archives and Museum, to the new National Public Housing Museum. The interdisciplinary team that created this project represents an unusually close collaboration between practitioners of public history and academic history. Visitors see and hear themselves in the exhibition and make meaningful connections to history. The installation also features definitions of the LGBT lexicon—some serious, others more lighthearted— illustrating the power of language and exploring the changing meaning of words over time. Major participants in this exhibition include Gerber/Hart Library and Archives, the Additional support provided by The Chicago Community Trust, The Pauls Foundation, Leather Archive and Museum, and the Hull-House Museum. The Chicago History Polk Bros. Foundation, Sara Lee Foundation, The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, Museum is grateful for the loans, work, and involvement of these important Goodworks Fund, UBS, NIB Foundation, River North Sales & Service, Northwestern community resources. Chicago’s modern LGBT community has also been extraordinarily generous on both the individual and organizational levels. We are University, and the Ellen Stone Belic Institute for the Study of Women and Gender are the presenting sponsors of Out in Chicago. in the Arts and Media, Columbia College Chicago. delighted to acknowledge that help here and elsewhere. Individual support provided by Robert Kohl and Clark Pellett, Art Johnston and Jose Peña, Charles R. Middleton and John S. Geary, Greg Cameron and Greg Thompson, Shawn Donnelley, Robbin Burr, Patrick M. Sheahan, and Esther Saks. The exhibition was created in partnership with the UIC College of Liberal Arts & is the lead corporate sponsor of Out in Chicago. Sciences and The Center on Halsted. Additional assistance provided by Community Marketing Inc, WFMT and WTTW Chicago Public Television, WBEZ Chicago Public Radio, and Windy City Times. The official hotel partner for the exhibition is the Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park. main menu 13 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Programs, Tours, Lectures The Museum’s yearly activities aren’t limited by our gallery space! These photographs highlight some of the more memorable experiences our visitors and Members have enjoyed in the past fiscal year. main menu 14 2011 ANNUAL REPORT SEVENteenth Annual Making History Awards: 2011 Awardees Barbara Bowman Renée Crown The Jane Addams History Maker The Bertha Honoré Palmer History Award for Distinction in Social Services Maker Award for Distinction in Civic Leadership Bill Kurtis and Donna LaPietra The Joseph Medill Award for Distinction in Journalism and Communications Illinois Tool Works Inc. Accepted by David B. Speer The Cyrus McCormick History Maker Award for Historic Corporate Achievement Presented by Valerie Jarrett Presented by William A. Osborn Presented by John W. Rowe Presented by Newton N. Minow main menu 15 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Seventeenth Annual Making History Awards: 2011 Awardees Each year, the Chicago History Museum presents several Making History Awards to Chicagoans and Chicago companies whose extraordinary achievements are linked in significant ways to our city and its history. The awards reflect a lifetime of passion and commitment through many projects and endeavors. Past awardees over the years have included such notables as Studs Terkel, Ann Landers, Sister Rosemary Connelly, Ramsey Lewis, Maria Tallchief, Franz Jackson, and Minnie Minoso. The Seventeenth Annual Making History Awards were held on Wednesday, June 8, 2011, at the Four Seasons Hotel, Chicago. While the Awards honor special Chicagoans, the event is also the Museum’s largest fundraising event of the year. (Top) 2011 Making History Awardees (row 1, L-R): Barbara Bowman, Renée Crown, Bill Kurtis, Donna LaPietra, and David B. Speer. Presenters (row 2, L-R): Valerie Jarrett, Newton N. Minow, William A. Osborn, and John W. Rowe. (Bottom) The celebration of the Making History Awards at the Four Seasons Hotel, Chicago. (L-R) Lori Wachn, Ali Velshi, Gary T. Johnson, and Sharon Gist Gilliam. Making History Awards: Event Co-Chairs James L. Alexander Co-Trustee, The Elizabeth Morse and Elizabeth Morse Genius Charitable Trusts John W. Rowe Chairman and CEO, Exelon Corporation James A. Skinner Vice Chairman and CEO, McDonald’s Corporation Making History Awards Committee Mrs. A. Campbell de Frise, Chair Vince Allocco Paul H. Dykstra Michael H. Ebner M. Hill Hammock Francia Harrington Mrs. Harlow N. Higinbotham Philip W. Hummer Daniel S. Jaffee Gary T. Johnson Randye A. Kogan Erica C. Meyer Josephine Baskin Minow James J. O’Connor Potter Palmer Jesse H. Ruiz Larry Selander Steve Solomon Joan Elizabeth Steel Liz Stiffel Noren W. Ungaretti Joan A. Werhane main menu 16 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Making history awards donors Co-Chairs Exelon Corporation Illinois Tool Works Vice Chairs Abbott Walter C. Carlson and Debora M. de Hoyos, The Sidley Austin Foundation The Crown Family In Honor of Renée Crown David D. Hiller, Robert R. McCormick Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Co. Ann Lurie McDonald’s Corporation Molex Incorporated Alexandra and John Nichols Northern Trust John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Walgreens Benefactors Allstate Insurance Company DePaul University Paul Dykstra, K&L Gates LLP Ernst & Young LLP John W. Estey, S&C Electric Company Christina and Ron Gidwitz Andi and Jim Gordon, The Edgewater Funds Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. KPMG LLP Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McKenna Erica C. Meyer and Potter Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Newton N. Minow Michael Nemeroff and Vedder Price Oil-Dri Corporation of America Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan J. Christopher Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Carole and Gordon Segal Liz Stiffel United Airlines William Blair & Company, LLC Contributions/ Reservations James L. Alexander and Curtis D. Drayer Mr. Mark E. Anderson Ariel Investments Bank of America Mrs. Peyton J. Barkley Emily L. Barr, ABC7 Chicago Ms. Grace Barry Bensinger, Dupont & Associates Ms. Robin Loewenberg Berger Mr. David H. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block III David P. Bolger Booth Hansen Ms. Barbara T. Bowman In Honor of Joan Steel Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago Hon. Edward M. Burke and Hon. Anne M. Burke Mr. Robert F. Callbeck Mr. Warren Chapman Jan and Frank Cicero Citibank Marcia S. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Considine Rosemary and John Croghan Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Davis Jr. Mrs. A. Campbell de Frise Delta Dental Mrs. John W. Doran Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley The Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc. Bon and Holly French, Adams Street Partners Mrs. Stephen B. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Gantz Timothy J. Gilfoyle, Loyola University Sharon Gist Gilliam Ms. Teresa D. Gordon Ms. Mary Lou Gorno Grant Thornton LLP Ms. Cynthia Greenleaf Hill and Cheryl Hammock Christie Hefner and William Marovitz David Herro and Jay Franke Mrs. R. Thomas Howell Jr. HUB International Midwest Ltd J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation James & Catherine Denny Foundation Ms. Valerie Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Johnson Mrs. Gary C. Jones Ms. Falona Joy Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kennedy Hon. Randye A. Kogan Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Koldyke Joseph and Judith Konen Mr. Sheldon Lavin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Levy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Lind Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Moskow Ms. Claire Muñana Mr. Paul Nebenzahl Mrs. Edward Neisser Mr. and Mrs. William A. Osborn PJH & Associates, Inc. Joseph A. Gregoire, PNC Ms. Julieanna L. Richardson The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Rockwell Automation In Honor of David Speer Mr. John W. Rogers Jr. Loretta Rosenmayer, INTREN Mr. Anthony F. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Ruiz Securatex Larry Selander, Duane Morris LLP Ms. Margaret Snorf Standard Parking Alvin and Esta Star Joan Elizabeth Steel Jules N. Stiffel Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stirling Tawani Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Tinaglia Sr. Howard Trienens Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ungaretti Mrs. John L. Ward Mrs. Joan A. Werhane William & Joan Brodsky Foundation Inc. Wintrust Wealth Management main menu 17 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Annual Fund and Special Projects $10,000 and above Anonymous (4) Abbott Laboratories Fund The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund Allstate Insurance Company American Airlines, Inc. Ann Lurie, Ann Lurie Revocable Trust Aon Foundation Bank of America Foundation The Barker Welfare Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block III, Margaret S. & Philip D. Block, Jr. Family Foundation Blum-Kovler Foundation The Boeing Company Mr. David P. Bolger The Brinson Foundation The Buchanan Family Foundation Carole and Joseph Levy Family Foundation Mr. Walter C. Carlson and Ms. Debora M. de Hoyos, The Sidley Austin Foundation Charter One Foundation The Chicago Community Trust Marcia S. Cohn, The Jacob & Rosaline Cohn Foundation Costume Council of the Chicago History Museum Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan Elizabeth I. Crown and William Wallace, Crown Family Philanthropies Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown, Crown Family Philanthropies DePaul University Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Dixon Jr. Mr. Paul H. Dykstra Edgewater Management, Inc. The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust Ernst & Young Exelon Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gidwitz The Goodworks Fund Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. The Guild of the Chicago History Museum John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Barbara A. Hamel, Bank of America Foundation Barbara Hamel Trust Hill and Cheryl Hammock Mr. David G. Herro and Mr. Jay Franke Mr. David D. Hiller, David Hiller Charitable Fund Robert R. McCormick Foundation Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity Illinois Tool Works Institute of Museum and Library Services Heidi and Daniel Jaffee, Oil-Dri Corporation of America Shirley and Dick Jaffee, Oil-Dri Corporation of America John D. and Alexandra C. Nichols Family Foundation The Joyce Foundation JPMorgan Chase and Company K&L Gates LLP Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Konen Sr., The Bessemer National Gift Fund KPMG LLP Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Krehbiel, Molex Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Licata John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Robert R. McCormick Foundation Mr. Robert Kohl and Mr. Clark Pellett McDonald’s Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McKenna, Schwarz Supply Source Mr. and Mrs. Newton J. Minow, Crown Family Foundation Minow Family Foundation Mr. Robert J. Moore National Endowment for the Humanities National Historical Publications and Records Commissions Mr. Michael A. Nemeroff, Vedder Price NIB Foundation Northern Trust Mr. and Mrs. John K. Notz Jr. Ovation LLC Mr. Potter Palmer The Pauls Foundation J. Christopher Reyes, Reyes Holdings, LLC Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe, The John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Fund Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan, Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Foundation S&C Electric Company Sally Mead Hands Foundation Carole and Gordon Segal, Segal Family Foundation Liz Stiffel Tawani Foundation Terra Foundation for American Art UBS United Airlines Walgreen Company William Blair & Company Foundation $5,000 to 9,999 Anonymous (3) James L. Alexander and Curtis D. Drayer Ariel Capital Management, LLC Arch W. Shaw Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Laurence O. Booth City Arts IV, Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events Mr. Richard A. Ditton Mr. Patrick W. Dolan Ms. Jane Elizabeth Feerer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Goldstein Mrs. Paul W. Guenzel Hoellen Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tobin E. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Hummer, The Field Foundation of Illinois Wintrust Financial Corporation Illinois Arts Council, a state agency INTREN main menu 18 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Irving Harris Foundation J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Jane B. and Eugene E. White Family Foundation The John & Lisa Pritzker Family Fund Mr. Arthur L. Johnston and Mr. Jose A. Peña Charles R. Middleton and John S. Geary Northwestern University Office of the Provost Peoples Gas The Pioneer Fund COL (IL) J.N. Pritzker IL ARNG (Ret.) Rockwell Automation Mr. John W. Rogers Jr. Mrs. Robert E. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schiffman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Selander, Duane Morris LLP Paul and Katherine Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Tinaglia, Sr. Dr. Debra E. Weese-Mayer and Dr. Robert N. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Yingling $2,500 to 4,999 Anonymous (2) Mrs. John W. Allyn Mr. Mark E. Anderson Mr. David H. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Bobins, The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Mrs. Kenneth A. Bro Mr. Gregory C. Cameron and Mr. Greg Thompson Chicago From The Lake, Ltd. Columbia College Ms. Nancy R. Corral Ms. Shawn M. Donnelley The Enivar Charitable Fund Ms. Sharon Gist Gilliam Grant Thornton LLP Richard and Mary L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hagenah Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Johnson Ms. Loretta N. Julian Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser Mr. and Mrs. W. Paul Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Burt Lewis Mr. and Mrs. R. Eden Martin Mr. Jerome M. Mileur Mr. Timothy P. Moen Mr. Arthur C. Nielsen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Richard and Roxy Pepper Mrs. John Shedd Reed Ms. Susan L. Regenstein, The Regenstein Foundation Securatex Ms. Joan E. Steel Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stirling, Blue Foundation Lake Forest Shop The Stirling Charitable Fund Sulzer Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne Hon. E. Kenneth Wright Jr. $1,000 to 2,499 Anonymous The Alben F. and Clara G. Bates Foundation The Albert B. & Audrey G. Ratner Family Foundation Ms. Mary Rose Alexander and Dr. Timothy J. Gilfoyle Mr. Edward M. Bakwin Mrs. Peyton J. Barkley Roger and Julie Baskes, Baskes Family Foundation Mr. Clyde E. Bassett Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Bensinger, Bensinger, Dupont & Associates Mrs. James F. Beré Ms. Robin Loewenberg Berger Mr. George W. Blossom III, The Chicago Community Foundation Ms. Barbara T. Bowman The Braeside Foundation Hon. Edward M. Burke and Hon. Anne M. Burke Dr. Phillip L. Cacioppo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Chandler Warren and Bonita Chapman Jan and Frank Cicero Citibank Marge and Lew Collens Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Considine Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Davis Jr. Emily L. Barr, Disney / ABC7 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley The Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Glossberg Ms. Mary Lou Gorno Ms. Cynthia Greenleaf and Mr. Jonathan Fanton Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Haffner III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hagenah Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Haider Mr. Corwith Hamill, Hamill Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Hamill, The Corwith Fund Dr. Lynn E. Hauser and Dr. Neil L. Ross Ms. Christie Hefner and Mr. William Marovitz Mrs. Harold H. Hines Jr. Mrs. Marshall M. Holleb, Domah Fund Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider C.M. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Howell Jr. HUB International Midwest Ltd. The IFF Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Verne G. Istock, Istock Family Foundation James & Catherine Denny Foundation The James Huntington Foundation Ms. Valerie Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Jones Josephine P. and John J. Louis Foundation Ms. Falona Joy Mr. Jared Kaplan and Ms. Maridee A. Quanbeck Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Kinney Hon. Randye A. Kogan Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Koldyke, Koldyke Family Fund Ms. Jennifer M. Krejci Mr. Sheldon Lavin, The Sheba Foundation Lucia Woods Lindley and Daniel A. Lindley Mr. and Mrs. James Loewenberg main menu 19 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Mr. Paul R. Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Mayer Jr. Mr. John W. McCarter Jr. Ms. Erica C. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Nat P. Ozmon Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson Hon. Dawn Clark Netsch New Prospect Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William E. O’Connor Old Republic International Corp. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Palmer, Charles Palmer Family Foundation Ms. Patricia J. Hurley, PJH & Associates Inc. PNC Bank Mrs. Charles S. Potter Cindy Pritzker, Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation Mrs. Robert F. Rainer Renee & Edward Ross Foundation Richard and Helen Thomas Family Foundation Mrs. John W. Robinson Ms. Phyllis Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Myron E. Rubnitz Mr. Jesse H. Ruiz Dr. Patrick M. Sheahan Mr. Morrell McKenzie Shoemaker Jr. Mrs. Victoria Skala Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spock Standard Parking Alvin and Esta Star Mr. Jules N. Stiffel Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stuart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Tieken Jr., The HBB Foundation Tiny Tiger Foundation, Inc. Howard Trienens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uihlein, Ed Uihlein Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ungaretti Ward C. Rogers Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Roy I. Warshawsky William & Joan Brodsky Foundation Inc. William and Marilyn Simpson Foundation Winzeler Gear Mrs. George B. Young $500 to 999 Mr. and Mrs. S. Frank Arado Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean Avery Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Bail H. Rigel Barber Ms. Grace Barry Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Bischof Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bodeen Mr. and Mrs. John J. Borland Jr. Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago Ms. Barbara Smith and Mr. Timothy Burroughs Mr. Norman Carlson Ms. Susan E. Cremin Mrs. A. Campbell de Frise Miss Inge de la Camp Delta Dental Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dick, The Dick Family Foundation Mr. John W. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Drower Esther S & Alan Saks Foundation Mr. David Fanta Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Frankenthal III Mrs. Robert E. Gallagher, Robert E. Gallagher Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Gantz Ms. Teresa D. Gordon Mr. Thomas Z. Hayward Jr. Ms. Diane Kraft Henry Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hines Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hood Jr. Mrs. H. Earl Hoover Mr. Charles E. Horton Mrs. Arnold Horween Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Howell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Hull Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kalnow Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kennedy Kenneth Douglas Foundation Mrs. John J. Kinsella Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Koglin Mrs. John Krenger Mr. Michael A. Leppen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Levin Mr. Julius Lewis, The Rhoades Foundation Mr. Andrew W. McGhee Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Moskow Mr. Paul Nebenzahl, The Paul Nebenzahl Company Mrs. Judith Neisser Mrs. Richard H. Newhouse Mrs. Barbara Parson Ms. Dorothy V. Ramm Mr. and Mrs. John Rettaliata, The Lawrence Pucci Wedgewood Society of Chicago Ms. Julieanna L. Richardson Ms. Stephanie Riger and Mr. Dan A. Lewis Mr. Perry L. Rose Mr. Anthony F. Rossi Ms. Maria T. Santiago and Mr. Murray Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Schroeder Ms. Denise Selz Ms. Margaret Snorf Joachim and June Staackmann Phillip and Leslie Stern Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Swift III Mrs. Elizabeth K. Twede Mrs. John L. Ward Warehouse Direct Office Products Mrs. Roy I. Warshawsky Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weaver Mrs. Maurice Weigle Fund Mrs. Joan Werhane Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Wolff Mr. Aldo C. Zucaro, The Zucaro Family Foundation, Inc. main menu 20 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors $250 to 499 Anonymous Mr. Cyrus H. Adams AXA Foundation Mr. Gregory L. Barton Mr. Lawrence Bernstein Mrs. Patricia Buehler Blankenship Dr. and Mrs. Aldridge K. Bousfield Mr. Thomas E. Brean Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bross Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Buchbinder Mrs. Theodore H. Buenger Mr. and Mrs. Tracy A. Burnham Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wells Carton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Chelberg Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin David Chereskin Elizabeth and Allison Clark Mr. and Mrs. John Coletta Ms. Patsy Habicht and Mr. William F. Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Stanton R. Cook Mr. and Mrs. William D. Cox Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crane Ms. Mary Ann Cronin Dr. and Mrs. Tapas K. Das Gupta Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Davis Mrs. Carla M. Dehmlow Mr. and Mrs. Roger Deromedi Mr. George E. Douglas Mr. Harry L. Drake Ms. Kitty Egan, F.J. Zimmermann Foundation, Inc. Dr. Marilyn D. Ezri Mr. and Mrs. Justin M. Fishbein Ms. Marcia L. Flick Arthur L. Frank, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Frank Mr. and Mrs. George F. Galland Mrs. Thomas P. Gallanis Mr. Peter V. Ginn Ms. Mary Anne Goldberg Ms. Sue Goldschmidt Mr. and Mrs. William M. Goodyear Jr. Mr. Joseph X. Grassi Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Gummere Jr. Ms. Alice E. Harper Joyce E. Heidemann and Barbara F. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Helman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Hight Ms. Gaye Lynn Hill and Mr. Jeffrey A. Urbina Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hirsch Ms. Anita M. Holloway Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Horwitz Ms. Rose M. Houston Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Hull IBM International Foundation Mrs. Sue Barnett Ish Mr. Martin D. Jahn Mr. Sidney F. Jarrow, The Jaffee Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walker C. Johnson Miss Judith Kadish Mr. Allan Kaplan Mr. Austin H. Kiplinger Ms. Mary A. Kirchschlager Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Knisely Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Kozak Ms. Mary Beth Kretz and Mr. Robert Baum Ms. Wendy I. Krimins Mrs. Winfred Leaf Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lehman, Kellcie Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey E. Lewis Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David Lieb Ms. Katherine M. Lorenz M&G Graphics, Inc. Edward Malone and Kristina Entner Ms. Bonita F. Marx Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Maxime Mrs. Charles M. May Michael E. McCaslin and Patrick Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Richard J. and Pamela Jo Mooney Daniel R. Murray Mr. John C. Newgren Mr. and Mrs. Edward U. Notz Mr. and Mrs. William A. Obenshain Hon. Sheila O’Brien and Hon. Wayne Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Elliott N. Otis Ms. Jean E. Perkins and Mr. Leland E. Hutchinson Pleasant Ridge School Mr. Edward Potocek Mr. and Mrs. Paul Predick Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Prinz Ms. Louise Lee Reid Michael F. and Ann B. Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rosholt Mrs. Donald I. Roth Ms. A. Sue Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Schuster Mr. John I. Schlossman, Jocarno Fund Mrs. William L. Searle Dr. Robert E. Singiser Mr. Victor Skrebneski Ms. Leigh Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Z. Szczepanski Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor III Mr. and Mrs. Roy Teifeld Barbara and Randy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Tilton Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Van Nice Ms. Esther Velis Professor Louise C. Wade Mr. James Walker Dr. Caroline A. Wamsler David Wasserman, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Welsh Prof. and Mrs. Charles A. Werner Mrs. Barbara H. West Ms. Eileen White and Mr. William Bush Ms. Jean Ann White Ms. Virginia S. Willcox Mr. Emanuel Zepnick main menu 21 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors $100 and above Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Ahern American Indian Center Mrs. Robert G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. K. Stephen Anderson Dr. Mira Andre Mr. and Mrs. John E. Angle Kaye and Ruth Aurigemma Ms. Oswelda A. Badal Mr. John W. Baird Ms. Pamela Baker and Mr. Jay R. Franke Mr. Timothy H. Baker Richard A. and Mary Joan Barry Mr. Michael S. Basil and Family Ted and Robbie Beaty Reverend William C. Beckmann Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Beech Mr. Larry Bennett Mr. and Mrs. George W. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Bent Mr. and Mrs. William P. Berinstein Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bernstein Mr. John Alan Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bianco Leigh and Henry Bienen Mr. James G. Bigham Mr. and Mrs. Timuel D. Black Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. L. Bogan Jr. Mr. Greg Borzo Mrs. Lloyd W. Bowers Ms. Lisa A. Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Jackson D. Brown Mr. Josiah Brown Mr. and Mrs. George Brumlik Mrs. Walther Buchen Ms. Joy Buddig and Mr. Robert Olson Ms. Adeline M. Buehrer Ms. Robbin Burr Ms. Mary Busenburg and Mr. Thomas M. Jones Ms. Susanne B. Bush Mr. Thomas E. Caestecker Mr. Morton D. Cahn Jr. Mr. Edward J. Calkins Dr. and Mrs. John R. Canning Ms. Marilyn Cantisano and Mr. Donald Southworth Mr. Robert G. Cassens Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Caufield Mrs. Hammond E. Chaffetz Chicago Japanese American Historical Society The Chicago Literary Club Grace and Howard Chun Ms. Christine L. Clark and Mr. Martin J. Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. J. Steven Cole Mr. Marvin L. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John C. Colman Mr. Guy Comer Dr. and Mrs. W. Gene Corley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Crays Beverly Crichton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Dam Professor and Mrs. Gerald Danzer Ms. Sharon S. Darling Mr. Bruce Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Davis Mr. Jonathan E. Dedmon Tricia and Bob Devine Mr. and Mrs. David W. Devonshire Eloise and Edwin DeYoung Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Doub Ms. Kathryn Kniffen and Mr. David E. Downen Ms. Ann P. Duffy Therese and Holly Dumond Ms. Carol P. Eastin Ms. Catherine A. Eaton and Mr. William E. Barnhart Darryl & Michael Ebner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Edelman Gerald T. and Eileen V. Eisenstein Mr. David F. Ellbogen Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Elvert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Engel Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Engelmann Mrs. Margaret L. Erickson Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Eshleman Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Ewald Mrs. Carmen E. Fair Mr. and Mrs. John F. Faulhaber Ms. Sharon Felgon and Mr. Steven Bialer Steve and Carol Felsenthal Terry J. Fife and McKim N. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. William D. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fisher II Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Fitzgerald Mr. Lawrence E. Flood Ms. Norma J. Flynn Foley Family Foundation Mr. David C. Follmer and Ms. Anita Samen Ms. Jane G. Fouser Mr. Lawrence A. Framburg Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Freehling Mr. Stanley M. Freehling Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Fruin Dr. and Mrs. Willard A. Fry Mr. and Mrs. John A. Furr Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fyfe Mr. Leonard A. Gail Mr. Donald C. Gancer Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gardner GE Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Geisert Dr. and Mrs. Mark D. Gendleman main menu 22 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Ms. Stacey M. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Gotsch Grainger Freddi L. Greenberg and Daniel B. Pinkert Mr. Allen J. Greenberger Alan and Carol Greene Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwald Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Grosch Ms. Teresa A. Grosch and Mr. Thomas A. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher B. Gurney Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Haas Hallett Movers Ms. Liz Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Handelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Harms Mr. Thomas Harrison Mrs. Augustin S. Hart Jr., Clarks Fork Foundation Dr. Stephen M. Hashioka Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herbster Mr. Ryan J. Herren Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Hilzinger Ms. Susan K. Horn and Mr. Donald S. Honchell Mrs. Nancy A Horner Mr. William F. Hottinger Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Howell Jr. Ms. Suellen Hoy and Mr. Walter Nugent Mrs. Thomas D. Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hurwich Mr. Brian Hwang Miss Martha E. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. John Janecek Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jensen III Ms. Doris J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Judy, Clear Pond Fund Norman and Barbro Jung Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kacprowicz Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kallen Mr. Thomas E. Keim Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kelley Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Herbert Kent A.M. Klaprat Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Klein Mr. Paul Kleppner Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Kline Nancy and James Knauff Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kneen Ms. Betty H. Kolb Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kosin and Ms. Catherine C. Kosin Ms. Patricia Ann Kosmerl Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kraeger Susan and Duane Kullberg Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Kurczewski Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Labovitz Mr. John K. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Lane Mrs. Barbara F. Lanphier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lavery Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lawlor III Dr. Jan E. Leestma and Mrs. Louise M. Leestma Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Lefkovitz Ms. Ruth W. Lekan Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lifton Mrs. Loomis I. Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Lind Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lipsig Ms. Lois J. L. Lipton and Mr. Peter Carey Dr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Loftus Jim and SuAnne Lopata Mr. and Mrs. David O. Mackenzie, MacFund Mr. and Mrs. W. James M. MacGinnitie Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Marty Mr. and Mrs. Walter Massey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Matisi Ms. Adele M. Mayer Mrs. Robert B. Mayer, Beatrice C. Mayer Charitable Account Ms. Michelle M. McCarthy Mr. William H. McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Meskel Mr. and Mrs. James P. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mikolajkczyk Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Miller Ms. Martha L. Minow and Mr. Joe Singer Rt. Reverend James W. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Morrison Ms. Maureen G. Mullally Mrs. Luigi H. Mumford Mr. and Mrs. David E. Muschler Mr. James L. Nagle Mrs. Joseph E. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nebenzahl Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nelligan Ms. Sylvia Neumann Mrs. Marianne C. Nichols Mrs. Eleanor A. Nicholson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Nora Ms. Nichole O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’Sullivan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Olson Mr. John E. Panek Ms. Phyllis S. Parish Mrs. J. L. Parkin Mr. Robert Parrish Mr. James D. Parsons Mr. Sheldon A. Patinkin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry K. Pearlman Mr. David Peer PepsiCo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William H. Percival Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Petersen Mrs. Marlene Welsh Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Plauche main menu 23 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Mr. John F. Podliska Mrs. Charles A. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Press Mr. Jay H. Price Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman X. Raidl Victoria and George Ranney Ms. Anna M. Rappaport and Mr. Peter W. Plumley Mr. S. Louis Rathje Gloria and Richard Reifler Mr. and Mrs. John A. Relias Mr. Charles Renslow Mr. and Mrs. William R. Revelle Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Robertson Hon. and Mrs. Philip J. Rock Ms. Linda Rogers Mr. Peter Roknich and Ms. Lynn Roknich Latimer Mr. Harry B. Rosenberg Mrs. Carole G. Rosenthal Miss H. Cary Ross Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Ross Mrs. Ann M. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Russell Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ryan Dr. Merilyn M. Salomon Mr. John Salvino Mr. and Mrs. Laurence R. Saslaw Ms. Katherine M. Saville Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmid Ms. Linda A. Schneider and Mr. James Cahan Ms. Alice D. Schreyer and Mr. Anthony J. Batko Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Schwartz Jr., Hirsch-Schwartz Foundation Ms. Mary Ann Schwartz and Mr. Richard Brewer Mr. and Mrs. John B. Schwemm Mr. and Mrs. J. Josef Sedelmaier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seid Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Sharp Mrs. Junia Shlaustas Ms. Carolyn M. Short Mr. Herbert S. Siegel Mr. Robert S. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Foreman, Sirius Fund Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Smith Ms. Linda K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smolen Mr. Anthony M. Smyth Mrs. Brenda K. Sollitt Mr. and Mrs. William A. Spence Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Stallard Mrs. Lois J. Stanley, William J. Stanley Family Trust Ms. Regenia D. Stein and Mr. Roland J. Roaches Mr. Gardner H. Stern Jr. Mrs. Doris F. Sternberg Lisa C. Stiffel Mrs. Alfred Stimes Mr. Gary T. Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrett, Stone Barrett Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Stunard Mr. Philip A. Sturlini Susan S. Adler Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Svihra Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Swanson Dr. and Mrs. Martin Swerdlow Mr. and Mrs. Casmir F. Szczepaniak Ms. Eileen C. Taflan Mr. John Thompson and Mr. Ira Koihman Mr. and Mrs. James M. Trapp Mr. Daniel Edward Tully Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Uth Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Vagner Mr. Peter M. Vale Mr. David J. Varnerin Victorian Society in America, Greater Chicago Chapter Mr. John Vinci Mr. and Mrs. Clark L. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. David Walk Mrs. Allison Dean Walker Mrs. Hempstead Washburne Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Webster Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wexler Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wieczorowski Ms. Ada Mary Gugenheim and Mr. Jon N. Will Mr. and Mrs. Richard John Williams Mr. James L. Wilson A. V. Witucke Ms. Connie S. Wood Mrs. Richard Wood Dr. Quentin D. Young Diane and Lawrence Zalusky Mr. Edward T. Zasadil Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zentner Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Zulkey In-Kind Gifts Adams Street Partners Center on Halsted Chicago Scenic Studios Community Marketing, Inc. Dinotto Ristorante Fairmont Hotel Chicago Gary T. and Susan M. Johnson JP Morgan Chase Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP Russell Lewis River North Sales & Service Robert Mondavi Private Selection Wines Stanley Paul Orchestra Inc. WBEZ Chicago Public Radio WFMT and WTTW Chicago Public Television Bequests Vivian E. Conner Trust Estate of Philip H. Flick Estate of Jerome F. Killie main menu 24 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Capital Campaign Memorial Gifts Honor Gifts The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust The Kipper Family Foundation Pritzker Foundation In Memory of John A. Crichton Beverly Crichton In Honor of Marion Cohen Ms. Jane G. Fouser In Memory of Kay Mayer Susan S. Adler Foundation In Honor of Renée Crown The Crown Family Andi and Jim Gordon, The Edgewater Funds In Honor of Col. (IL) J. N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Ret.) on the occasion of Hanukkah, for The Naphtali ben Yakov Pritzker American History Wing at the Chicago History Museum The Albert B. & Audrey G. Ratner Family Foundation In Honor of Lawrence N. Hansen The Joyce Foundation In Honor of Jane Saks Esther S & Alan Saks Foundation In Honor of Gary T. Johnson Carole and Joseph Levy Family Foundation In Honor of David Speer Rockwell Automation In Honor of Russell L. Lewis Carole and Joseph Levy Family Foundation In Honor of Joan Steel Ms. Barbara T. Bowman In Memory of Marge Melgaard Ms. Connie S. Wood In Honor of Erica C. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Kinney In Honor of Jo Minow and Mother’s Day Ms. Martha L. Minow and Mr. Joe Singer In Honor of Newt & Jo Minow Hon. Sheila O’Brien and Hon. Wayne Andersen main menu 25 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Out In Chicago Exhibition Support Presenting Sponsors The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust The Elizabeth Morse Genius Charitable Trust Lead Corporate Sponsor Northern Trust Organizational Supporters The Chicago Community Trust The Ellen Stone Belic Institute for the Study of Women and Gender in the Arts and Media at Columbia College Chicago Esther S & Alan Saks Foundation Field Foundation of Illinois The Goodworks Fund The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation NIB Foundation Northwestern University Office of the Provost The Pauls Foundation Polk Bros. Foundation Sara Lee Foundation UBS Individual Supporters Ms. Robbin Burr Mr. Gregory C. Cameron and Mr. Greg Thompson Shawn M. Donnelley Mr. Arthur L. Johnston and Mr. Jose A. Peña Mr. Robert Kohl and Mr. Clark Pellett Michael Leppen Charles R. Middleton and John S. Geary Dr. Patrick M. Sheahan This exhibition was created in partnership with UIC College of Liberal Arts & Science Center on Halsted Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis Additional assistance from Community Marketing, Inc. WFMT and WTTW Chicago Public Television WBEZ Chicago Public Radio Windy City Times Fairmont Chicago River North Sales & Service main menu 26 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors Costume Council Sponsors of Style Charles James: Genius Deconstructed James L. Alexander and Curtis D. Drayer Mrs. Peyton J. Barkley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Barlow Robin Loewenberg Berger Judy and P.D. Block III Sherrill and John Bodine Mrs. Jonathan M. Bross Marcia and Ed Buchanan Mrs. Benjamin David Chereskin Mrs. E. David Coolidge III Mrs. Bonnie K. Deutsch Mrs. G. Reed Eberle Jr. Fashion Group Foundation of Chicago, Inc. Ms. Lori Gray Faversham Mark Ferguson and Elizabeth Yntema Ferguson Ms. Jamee C. Field Nancy Furr Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Melissa Gamble Sharon Gist Gilliam neapolitan collection Mrs. Steven Goldman Karen and Bill Goodyear Marcy and David Gookin Harris Private Bank Mr. Michael R. Hawley Mrs. Harlow N. Higinbotham David D. Hiller Vicki and Bill Hood Nena Ivon Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Johnson Ms. Gretchen S. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kalnow Mrs. Joseph A. Konen Sr. Ms. Whitney Lasky Ms. Julie Latsko Judy and Dave Lockhart Corri McFadden Ms. Helen Hall Melchior Stuart and George Mesires Ms. Erica C. Meyer Helen Harvey Mills Molex Neiman Marcus Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pacholick The Peninsula Chicago Mr. and Mrs. William D. Perez Pomellato Frederick H. Prince Testamentary Trust Carol Prins and John Hart COL (IL) J.N. Pritzker IL ARNG (Ret.) John and Naomi Reese Ms. Linda Johnson Rice Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Saks Fifth Avenue Chicago Laura Barnett Sawchyn Mrs. Alexander A. Stemer Liz Stiffel Mrs. Glenn Tilles Mrs. Andrew Turitz Richard and Noren Ungaretti Mrs. John C. von Leesen Roger Price and Tommy Walton, Price Walton Mrs. Daniel Waters Mrs. Edward R. Weed Lynda and Richard Wood, Davis Imperial Cleaners Mrs. Robert Zentner main menu 27 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Honor Roll of Donors The Guild of the Chicago History Museum Supporting the Guild Room and the North & Clark Café Mrs. Robert G. Anderson Mrs. T. Stanton Armour Mrs. Charles A. Ault III Mrs. Pamela Pierrepont Bardo Mrs. Peyton J. Barkley Mrs. James N. Bay Ms. Katharine L. Bensen Mrs. Stephen P. Bent Mrs. John H. Berchem Mrs. Ernest C. Billups Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block III Mrs. William A. Boone Mr. and Mrs. John J. Borland Jr. Mrs. Lloyd W. Bowers Mrs. Arnold F. Brookstone Mrs. William P. Carmichael Mrs. Robert Adams Carr Mrs. Jeffrey R. Carter Mrs. Robert Wells Carton Mrs. Silas S. Cathcart Mrs. Henry T. Chandler Mrs. Marc W. Christman Mrs. Jonathan D. Clair Elizabeth and Allison Clark Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Clarke Jr. Marcia S. Cohn Ms. Nancy R. Corral Mrs. William A. Crane Ms. Susan E. Cremin Ms. Virginia M. Cudecki Ms. Carol Hedblom Currie Miss Diane Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Darnall Mr. and Mrs. David W. Devonshire Mrs. Stewart S. Dixon Mrs. Sally S. Eklund, Geraldi Norton Foundation Mrs. Samuel Ellis, The James Huntington Foundation Mrs. Behrooz A. Eshaghy Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Frey Mrs. Stephen B. Friedman Madelon R. Fross Mrs. W. Kent Fuller Mrs. John A. Furr Mrs. Isak V. Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Dr. Vicki M. Greene Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Grosch Mrs. Charles C. Haffner III Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Haider Mrs. Chalkley J. Hambleton Jr. Mrs. Augustin S. Hart Jr. Mrs. O. J. Heestand Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Quentin G. Heisler Jr. Mrs. Robert Herbster Mrs. Arnold Horween Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Howell Jr. Mrs. Thomas D. Hoyt Mrs. Roger B. Hull Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hummer Mrs. Leland W. Hutchinson Jr. Mrs. Sue Barnett Ish Mrs. George S. Isham Mrs. William R. Jentes Ms. Doris J. Johnson Mrs. W. Bruce Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Jones Ms. Cynthia A. Kalnow Ms. Patricia Kaplan Mrs. Byron C. Karzas Mr. and Mrs. Gaynor N. Kelley Mrs. S. Warner Kenly Mrs. John J. Kinsella Mrs. Linda M. Kohut Mrs. Joseph A. Konen Sr. Mrs. John Krenger, Sanctuary Farms Ms. Joyce Leavitt Mrs. Charles P. Leffel Mrs. Christopher M. Lehman Mrs. Jay A. Lipe Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Maentz Mrs. John Jay Markham Ms. Bonita F. Marx Ms. Jeanne P. Mayes Mrs. Robert Newberry McCreary Mrs. Paul T. McDermott Mrs. Mary Mix McDonald Mrs. Michael T. McDonnell Mrs. Neil McKay Mrs. Peter W. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. James M. McMullan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McNally IV Mrs. Samuel E. McTier Ms. Ann S. Merritt Ms. Erica C. Meyer Mrs. Lee F. Meyer Mrs. Charles L. Michod Jr. Ms. Rhoda Ann Miller Mrs. Samuel Morasca Jr. Mrs. Nicholas Nicolandis Mrs. Edward U. Notz Mrs. John K. Notz Jr. Mrs. William F. O’Connor Miss Lynn Orschel Mrs. Elliott N. Otis Mrs. Rodger A. Owen Mrs. John R. Pacholick, Cynthia Wade Interiors Mrs. Jerry K. Pearlman Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Petersen Ms. Karen V. Peterson Mrs. Charles A. Pollock Mrs. Charles S. Potter Mrs. Paul Predick The Quaker Oats Company Mrs. Tobin M. Richter Mrs. John W. Robinson Mrs. Thomas I. Rodhouse Miss H. Cary Ross Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Sally Mead Hands Foundation Mrs. Robert E. Sargent Ms. Katherine M. Saville Mrs. Richard S. Schmidt Mrs. William L. Searle Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal Mrs. Richard J. L. Senior Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield Jr. Ms. Margaret Snorf Mrs. Sarah D. Sprowl Mrs. Eric H. Steele Mrs. Russell Stelle Liz Stiffel Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Struthers Jr. Mrs. Robert S. Study Margaret M. Swift & Co. Mrs. Steven Z. Szczepanski Mrs. Thomas J. Tausché Mrs. John W. Taylor III Mrs. Ralph D. Teich Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thornton Mrs. Glenn F. Tilton Mrs. Eleanor W. Tippens Mrs. James M. Trapp Mrs. Charles A. Tribbett Mrs. Howard J. Trienens (In Memoriam) Mrs. and Mrs. Peter E. Van Nice Mrs. Jonathan A. Veeder Mrs. John C. von Leesen Ms. Mary T. Wachowski Mrs. Thatcher Waller Mrs. John R. Walter Mrs. Hempstead Washburne Mr. and Mrs. Roderick S. Webster, Winona Corporation Mrs. W. Raymond Webster Mrs. Edward R. Weed Mr. and Mrs. Morris S. Weeden Mrs. William C. Weinsheimer Mrs. John R. Weiss Mrs. Joan Werhane Mrs. Steven E. Wollack Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wysham Mrs. George B. Young Mrs. Sheldon A. Zabel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zentner main menu 28 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Treasurer’s report As with most museums, these extraordinary economic times continued to pose challenges in generating adequate funding to support day-to-day museum operations. At the Chicago History Museum, and again this past year, these challenges were met with creativity and fiscal discipline that resulted in positive financial results for fiscal year 2011. Necessary shifts in operating plans were made, adjusting activity to the availability of resources throughout the fiscal year. In doing so, the Chicago History Museum generated a modest operating surplus of $58,905 for the year ended June 30, 2011. Through the generosity of our annual fund donors, contributions raised exceeded the goal set for the year by 10%. In line with our expectations for the year, total operating revenues declined by 4%, primarily in investment income available for operations. As of June 30, 2011, net assets increased from $53,589,309 to $60,890,492, an increase of 13%. While the volatility in the financial markets still exists, there was marked improvement in the value of the institution’s investments, an increase of $6,006,339, representing a total return of 15%. Another factor contributing to the increase in net assets was a positive change in the market value of an interest rate swap agreement of $2,475,736. This change is also represented in the decrease in total liabilities of $2,735,072 along with a reduction in accounts payable. In prior fiscal years, the Chicago History Museum financial reports were consolidated with Lincoln Park Society results, a partner organization formed to operate a parking facility for museum visitors and the general public. In fiscal year 2011, there was a deconsolidation of the financial statements and a transfer out of a net deficit of ($2,840,609). The financial information represented in the following charts reflects data for the Chicago History Museum, after that transfer was recorded. We look forward to a strengthening economy, not only for its impact on our bottom line, but for our members, contributors and supporters, and the public that we serve. Their future generosity will be critical for us to continue providing the level and quality of services the public expects and deserves. We appreciate the dedication of our staff, their efforts, and their patience as we move ahead on our critical path. While the uncertainty in the economy remains, our primary fiscal goals for the future continue to be investing in core mission activities, implementing new strategic initiatives when feasible, and protecting the future financial stability of the institution. The fiscal year results and financial position are presented in the following graphics. The financial statements have been audited by Grant Thornton LLP, independent certified public accountants, and their report contains no exceptions or qualifications as to financial position and results of operations. You may request a copy of the full audited report from the Finance and Accounting Office at the Chicago History Museum. Patrick Dolan Treasurer main menu 29 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal year 2011 Total Assets: $121,080,372 1% Liabilities and Net Assets: $121,080,372 2% 4% Support and Revenue: $20,256,134 Expenditures: $13,397,680 2% 4% 6% 12% 14% 14% 15% 3% 26% 5% 50% 9% 13% 18% 42% 63% 7% 18% 57% Cash and cash equivalents $2,042,703 Pledges and accounts receivable $4,360,020 Land, buildings, and equipment $31,951,857 Investments $76,780,921 Perpetual Trusts $5,053,860 Other $891,011 Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,665,420 Interest rate swap liability $7,549,460 Long-term debt $50,975,000 Net assets $60,890,492 15% Contributions and grants $2,718,334 Collections and Curatorial $2,055,592 Chicago Park District $1,846,851 Exhibitions and Education $2,349,945 Investment income $11,468,887 Institutional Advancement $994,201 Membership dues and admissions $1,075,780 Administration $1,992,564 Auxillary Services (net) $670,546 Building Operations $2,374,812 Interest rate swap agreement $2,475,736 Depreciation $1,750,758 Interest Expense $1,879,808 main menu 30 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Volunteers Gallery Interpreters Vera Antoniadis Penny Applegate** Cecelia Auditore Daniel Berger* Sondra Biller Greg Borzo** Mike Boucek* Evan Brandstadter David Breitenbach Helen Brown** Robert Case** Chris Charnas*** Edyta Chrabaszcz Joan Clifford Marion Cohen** Michaela Crotty Lynn Doherty James Donovan Irwin Drobny** Marita Espinosa Marge Fahrenbach* Mike Felten John Flaherty Barbara Fiacchino Helen Fogel* Beverly Fox** Ed Geisenheimer** Muriel Hames* Ben Hane Adrien Hayward Sandy Keefe David Keller Karen Kincaid* Linda Klutznick Emma Lang* Julie Lawrenz Lynn McKay Ledford* Maureen Levy Valerie Litchfield Madelyn MacMahon*** Ryan Mahaney Leroy Malone* Corinne Menominee Florence Neagle* John O’Donnell* Larry Pachol Barbara Parson**** Diane Pekow Scottie Perry Bonnie Pool* Jane Purdy* John Quinn Peg Quinn** Lena Reynolds Carole Rivera* Dean Rodkin* Bette Rosenberg** Diane Rosewall Marian Shaw* Christine Sheehan** Robert Silver* Evan Sipher Shirley Sivels* Tom Stokes Andrew Strang* Allison Sundberg Ed Swanson Jim Talamonti* Deborah Tanenbaum* Bernard Turner** Ian Wagner Amanda Walsh Nina Whitsel* Marilyn Williams Robert Woyach Henry Wykowski Collections & Research Abigail Creitz Kendra Hay Ellen Knutson Fredi Leaf*** Kelly LeJeune Megan MacCall Jane McCarthy** Anne Nguyen Katie Obriot Diane Olson Heather Pressman Sarah Scheinman Kirsten Schuttey Ron Sherman Richard Stack Research & Access Thomas Guerra* Jeff Meyerowitz George Miller** Dorothy Ramm** Marian Roth** Institutional Advancement Charlotte Ewald* Barb Thayer** *Over 5 years of service ** Over 10 years of service *** Over 20 years of service ****Over 25 years of service This list reflects volunteers active as of June 30, 2011. To report an error in the Annual Report, please contact the Institutional Advancement Department at 312.799.2118. Marketing Candace Baitz Heather Sturtz Rosedale Visitor Services Hector Hernandez Shelby Hill Jo Krumhus Emma Lang* Susan LoGiudice Jennifer Roe Jean Schwartz Nicole Usiondek Lorie Westerman* main menu 31 2011 ANNUAL REPORT staff PRESIDENT’S OFFICE Gary T. Johnson, President Russell Lewis, Executive Vice President and Chief Historian Luciana Crovato, Executive Assistant and Manager Michael Spock, Scholar-in-Residence MUSEUM INTERPRETATION AND EDUCATION BUSINESS MANAGEMENT BUSINESS AFFAIRS Russell Lewis, Executive Vice President and Chief Historian Phyllis Rabineau, Vice President, Interpretation and Education Education D. Lynn McRainey, Elizabeth F. Cheney, Director of Education Ilana Bruton, Public Programs Coordinator Yasmin Dalal, School Programs Coordinator Liz Garibay, Public Programs Manager Heidi Moisan, School Programs Manager Melissa Hayes, Vice President, External Affairs Cheryl Obermeyer, Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer Corporate Events Barbara Siska, Director Becky Rowan, Manager Anna Seghetti, Coordinator COLLECTIONS AND RESEARCH Collections Kathleen Sam Plourd, Andrew W. Mellon Director of Collections John Alderson, Senior Photographer Peter Alter, Archivist Francis DeCurtis, Christine McNulty, Meghan Smith, Collection Managers Alison Eisendrath, Chief Collection Manager Nahoko Green, Collection Automation Manager Jessica Harvey, Scanning Technician Jessica Herczeg-Konecny, Erin Tikovitsch, Licensing and Reproductions Managers Michael Hall, Costume Mount-Maker Julie Katz, Registrar Holly Lundberg, Carol Turchan, Conservators Curatorial Affairs John Russick, Director Jill Austin, Joy L. Bivins, Timothy Long, Curators Olivia Mahoney, Senior Curator Research and Access Debbie Vaughan, Director of Research and Access, Chief Librarian Patrick Ashley, Technical Services Librarian Ben Bertin, Michael Featherstone, Matthew Krc, Research Center Pages Linda J. Evans, Chief Cataloger Lesley A. Martin, Research Specialist Exhibitions Tamara Biggs, Director Dean Avery Brobst, Robert Jeffries, Exhibition Preparators Calvin Gray, Production Supervisor Daniel Oliver, Senior Designer Mark Ramirez, Graphic Designer ADMINSTRATION Human Resources Diane Ohi, Director Mary Nora Mavrou, Manager Information Technology Don Pasqualini, Director Reyes Garcia, Computer Support Technician museum volunteers Print and Multimedia Publications Rosemary K. Adams, Director Lydia Carr, Assistant Editor Enrique Gonzalez, Multimedia Developer Emily Nordstrom, Editor Visitor Services Virginia Fitzgerald, Director of Visitor Services Marne Bariso, Volunteer and Intern Program Coordinator Akane Henriquez, Ticketing and Reservation System Manager Janis Owens, Visitor Services Coordinator Joshua Anderson, Visitor Services Associate/Full Time Monique King, Visitor Services Associate/Full Time Michael Glass, Coat Check Attendant Irene Delgado-Sadler, Visitor Services Associate/Part Time Alyssa Larkin, Visitor Services Associate/Part Time Noe Castro, Visitor Services Associate/Part Time Andrew Smith, Visitor Services Associate/Part Time Properties John Yelen, Director of Properties John Vlna, Chief of Security Marcia M. Gundrum, Security Lieutenant Bill Bostic, Security Lieutenant Marcelo Franco, Security Sergeant Valerie Wells, Security Sergeant Jerald Bolden, Security Officer Barbara Hawkins, Security Officer Linda Hubbs, Security Officer Thomas Holt, Security Officer Ben Minnis, A/V Technician Antonio Navas, Building Engineer Patrick Thomas, Harvard Custodian Leonard Tornabene, Shipping and Receiving Clerk Institutional Advancement Randy Adamsick, Director Michael Cansfield, Grants Manager Melanie Wang, Assistant Manager, Annual Fund and Data Services Wendy Schiller, Development Coordinator, Auxiliary Group Support Rachel Baron, Development Coordinator, Annual Fund and Membership Maria Castaneda, Gift Processor Marketing and Sponsorship Audrey R. Womack, Adult Groups Manager This list reflects staff as of June 30, 2011. To report an error in the Annual Report, please contact the Institutional Advancement Department at 312.799.2118. FINANCE Leigh Stevenson, Director of Accounting Cynthia Mendez, Accounting Coordinator Anna Rossi, Associate Accountant main menu 32 Thank you for your support this year. Your generosity has made it possible for us to continue preserving and sharing the unique history of the city we all love. main menu 33