Sentinel - The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

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President’s Notes page 
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Museum Final Phase page 
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The Year in Photos page 
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Our Contributors page 
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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
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Marine Corps Heritage Foundation
Mission and Vision
4 President’s Notes
6 Principal Manager, Construction
Projects Notes
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Chairman’s Notes
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Create Your Legacy
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2013 Foundation Awardees Honored
10 Museum Final Phase
12 State of Marine Corps History, Updated
14 History Division Interns
15 Educational Outreach at the Museum
16 A Year in Photos
18 Those Busy Museum Interns
20 Taps
21 Our Contributors
29 2013 Corporate Circle Members
30 2012 Financial Report
31 2013 Financial Report
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M A R I N E C O R P S H E R I TA G E F O U N D AT I O N
Statement of Mission and Vision
Mission
The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization established in 1979, preserves and promulgates the
history, traditions, and culture of the Marine Corps and educates
all Americans in its virtues. The Foundation directly supports the
historical programs of the Marine Corps in ways that might not
otherwise be available through appropriated funds. To fulfill this
purpose, the Foundation vigorously seeks financial support to
complete the National Museum of the Marine Corps and Heritage
Center and to promote and endow the Marine Corps’ long-term
historical research and educational activities.
Vision
To fulfill the mission and vision for the continual development of
the Marine Corps Heritage Center and completion of the National
Museum of the Marine Corps, the Foundation raises funds by
reaching out to individuals, corporations, organizations,
and foundations in order to preserve and promulgate the history,
traditions, and culture of the Marine Corps.
The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation will honor the trust
of its supporters by:
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Planning and funding the completion of the National Museum
of the Marine Corps and Heritage Center.
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Growing an endowment fund that supports and expands
programs focused on the culture, history, and values of the
Marine Corps.
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Continuing to set an example through our leadership, strategic
direction, and financial oversight of this effort because Marines,
their families, and all Americans deserve no less.
Officers and Directors of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation
Board of Directors
chairman of the board
General Walter E. Boomer, usmc (ret)
vice chairman
Mr. David R. Parker
directors
Maj Edgar D. Aronson, usmcr (ret)
Mr. Leslie M. Baker, Jr.
Mr. Patrick T. Brent
Mr. George P. Caulkins, III
Mr. William P. Collatos
Mr. Harry L. Crisp, III, Treasurer
Mr. Edward Cuccio
Mr. John M. Dowd, Counsel
Col Fred Haden, usmc (ret), Counsel Emeritus
Mr. Don Hall
Col G.F. Robert Hanke, usmcr (ret)
Mr. Paul Kalsbeek
Mr. Peter E. Kump
Ms. Angela C. Morgan
Mr. James R. Moriarty, Esq.
Mr. Joseph M. Murphy
Mr. J. Stephen Penner
Mr. Joseph L. Rice III
Mr. Stanley Sklar
Mr. Richard V. Spencer, Secretary
Mr. Lloyd T. Whitaker, Esq.
foundation staff
LtGen Robert R. Blackman Jr., usmc (ret)
President and Chief Executive Officer
BGen Gerald L. McKay, usmc (ret)
Principal Manager, Construction Projects
CDR Neal Armstrong, uscg (ret)
Chief Financial Officer
Mrs. Susan L. Hodges
Vice President for Administration
Ms. Jennifer M. Vanderveld
Vice President for Marketing
MSgt Mark Joyce, usmc (ret)
Vice President for Museum Operations
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T
he Marine
Corps Heritage
Foundation looks
back on the last year
as one marked by
dynamic educational
events, historic
additions to the Marine Corps Heritage
Center, and much progress toward
our goal of completing the National
Museum of the Marine Corps. Thanks to
the enduring support of many, we have
remained firmly committed to upholding
our mission to preserve and promulgate
the history, traditions, and culture of the
United States Marine Corps.
PRESIDENT’S NOTES
LtGen Robert R. Blackman Jr., usmc (ret)
The Foundation’s current primary focus is
to complete the Museum by constructing
galleries that tell the story of Marines who
served from 1976 through today. With ten
years now having passed since the invasion
of Iraq and 30 years since the bombings
in Beirut and the invasion of Grenada,
we are eager to permanently honor these
generations of Marines in the Museum. They
have earned their place in history and our
Nation deserves an educational institution to
teach our citizenry about the extraordinary
contributions these incredible men and
women have made on our behalf.
Marines who have served since the end
of the Vietnam War have done so as part of
an all-volunteer force. They have fought in
operating environments dramatically different
from those of the first 200 years of Marine
Corps history. Currently, they are carrying out
our Nation’s longest war. All Marines who
have joined the Corps or re-enlisted in the
last 12 years have done so knowing with near
certainty that they will go to war.
The Foundation’s accomplishments and
activities of the past year are detailed in the
pages that follow. All these undertakings
were made possible by the dedication of
the Foundation staff, our teammates at the
National Museum of the Marine Corps, our
Governors Council Liaisons, and the legions
of supporters and community partners.
As you begin your review of this annual
report, we would like to call attention
to a few highlights:
Thanks to the generosity of our newest
donors and those who have supported us
from the beginning, the Foundation has
successfully raised $48 million toward our
$64 million goal for completing the Marine
Corps Heritage Center.
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More than 3.5 million people have visited
the Museum and 189,840 school-aged
children as part of organized school
tour groups since it opened its doors in
November 2006.
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Semper Fidelis Memorial Park has been a
place of much excitement this past year with
the groundbreaking of the Heritage Center
Parkway and the Timothy T. Day Overlook
on August 13, and the dedications of the
SSgt Reckless monument on July 26, the
Molly Marine monument on July 5, “Always
Faithful” military working dog monument in
February, and the Lieutenant General Lewis
B. “Chesty” Puller monument last fall.
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Our Awards Program continues to be
a great success, yet again receiving a greater
number of submissions than in years past,
including nominations from renowned artists
and writers. The 2013 award recipients
ranged from writers for the New York Times
and HBO, to Marine Lance Corporals and
Privates demonstrating both the broad
reach of our Awards Program and its everincreasing prestige. We are looking forward
to seeing the nominations for the 2014
program. Submissions are being accepted
through January 8, 2014. Visit our website
for more details.
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Thank you. We look forward to another
great year in 2014.
Semper Fidelis,
m a r i n e c o r p s h e r i t a g e f o u n d at i o n
Timothy and Sandy Day, sponsors of the
Timothy T. Day Overlook, help break ground
on the Overlook and Heritage Center Parkway,
August 13. The Overlook will enhance the visitor
experience with views of Semper Fidelis Memorial
Park, Semper Fidelis Memorial Chapel and the
Museum. The final portion of the Heritage Center
Parkway and widening of Route 1 to support an
additional entrance to the Heritage Center are
expected to be completed in late 2014.
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Thanks to the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation, Captain John
Cusack USN, the Women Marines Association, and
the Young Marines, Molly Marine now stands proudly
near the entrance of the Heritage Center grounds as a
constant reminder of the women who have faithfully
served and continue to serve our Nation as Marines.
Our
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year. One of the four 2013 performances even set an attendance record, topping
1,000 attendees. Among the guest performers this summer were the cast of the
Riverside Dinner Theater; the Fifes and Drums of Fredericksburg; The University
of Mary Washington Pipe Band; members of the “President’s Own” United States
Marine Band, Silent Drill Platoon, and Drum and Bugle Corps; the Quantico Marine
Corps Band; and award-winning Elvis impersonator, Michael Hoover.
The Sgt Reckless Memorial Fund placed a monument
honoring the Marine Corps’ well-known Korean War
horse in Semper Fidelis Memorial Park on July 26.
A member of the Recoilless Rifle Platoon in the 5th
Marines Anti-Tank Company, SSgt Reckless was trained
to carry heavy loads and, on command, lie down
quickly when under enemy fire. She became an integral
part of the platoon.
We were honored to give a tour to some of our local Governor
Council Liaisons and update them on our plans to complete the
Museum. In photo from left: Dan Wilmot (TX); Bill Harley (DC);
LtGen Robert Blackman; Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody”
Williams; Lin Ezell, Director of the NMMC; R.L. Given (WV).
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PRINCIPAL MANAGER, CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS NOTES
BGen Gerald L. McKay, usmc (ret)
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n the last issue
of the Sentinel,
I reported the award
of a grant from the
Commonwealth of
Virginia that would
permit us to complete
Heritage Center
Parkway, widen Route 1 at the new
entrance, and at the same time, construct
the Timothy T. Day Overlook near the
Semper Fidelis Memorial Chapel. We have
started construction on those projects and
had an official ground breaking ceremony
on August 13, 2013. Construction is
anticipated to last for about 14 months. As
we enter this period of active construction,
we have already commenced planning
for the construction of the final phase
of the National Museum of the Marine
Corps. This final phase will add an
additional 88,000 square feet of exhibit
and administrative spaces to the Museum.
This includes approximately 58,000
square feet of exhibit space covering the
period from post-Vietnam to the present,
a giant-screen theater that will seat 350
Museum visitors, and new classrooms to
support the Museum’s ever expanding
educational programs. We anticipate that
all planning will be concluded next year and
final construction will begin in 2015. The
Museum construction is scheduled to be
completed in 2017. Semper Fidelis,
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CHAIRMAN’S NOTES
General Walter Boomer, usmc (ret)
W
hen the Marine Corps Heritage
Foundation helped dedicate a monument
to Lieutenant General Lewis B. “Chesty” Puller in
Semper Fidelis Memorial Park last fall, Marines
who served with LtGen Puller attended to see
the legendary Marine honored. In June, when the
Molly Marine monument was officially dedicated
near the entrance of the Heritage Center, more
than 100 women Marines gathered to commemorate the addition
of a permanent tribute to their sisters in arms. One month later, as
Marines lowered a camouflage shroud hiding the newly dedicated
monument to SSgt Reckless, those who served by her side commented
that they felt her monument represented the many Marines who
served in that “Forgotten War.”
These events and others from this past year remind us of the
significance of telling the entire Marine Corps’ story and that
the Marine Corps Heritage Center will only be complete once it
represents every man and woman who has earned the title Marine.
For our Marines and their loved ones, a Museum that honors and
preserves their service provides them a place to recall and reflect on
their time in uniform and those with whom they served. For the
American public, being able to experience the Marine Corps from
1775 through today allows them to see a more complete picture of
their own Nation’s history through the eyes of Marines.
The Foundation has called upon you in the past and will continue
to call upon you in the future to help us stay true to our mission. We
are grateful that your support has never wavered. Momentum for our
campaign to build galleries dedicated to Marines who served since
1976 continues to grow. With your continued generosity, and the
contributions of the new supporters who join in our mission every day,
the Museum will one day pay tribute to those Marines who served in
Beirut, Grenada, Panama, the Persian Gulf, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
Together, we will complete this mission.
Semper Fidelis,
Create Your Legacy with the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation–Join the 1775 Society
PHOTO: MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FOUNDATION
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Boy Scout leader and former Marine Sergeant inspired
Robert Tyler to enlist in the Marine Corps. He was selected
for the Enlisted Commissioning Program and found himself in
OCS, then Army Flight School, then Vietnam. As the first Marine
in his family, Colonel Robert Tyler, USMC (Ret) served 30 years
as a pilot. He flew CH-46s in Vietnam (HMM-262), and after
transitioning into fixed wing aircraft, he commanded the KC-130
training squadron (VMGRT-253, 2nd MAW, Cherry Point NC).
Like most Marines, his time spent in the Corps had a huge impact
on all aspects of his life. For example, he recognized that the Corps
plays a significant role in shaping the lives of many young people in
our country.
In 1993, he heard about the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation
(MCHF). He knew right away that the Foundation’s mission was
important, and he became an early supporter. When Bob learned
about the planned National Museum of the Marine Corps and
Heritage Center, he embraced the idea enthusiastically. According
to him “it is important to tell America’s story through the eyes of
Marines…they are good examples for future generations of freedomloving people. I value where the Foundation is going, and I am
delighted to help it get there. Completing the Museum will enable
us to tell the stories of and honor the Marines who served after
Vietnam, right up to the present.”
Bob feels that it is part of his responsibility as a career Marine to
support the Foundation. It is ensuring that the Corps’ story is told so
that everyone can know what Marines have done for our country for
over 238 years. With fewer Americans serving in the military,
it is even more important to educate them about the Corps.
“There’s a quiet confidence, a trust, and a sense of duty/
responsibility that Marines share. It’s a bond forged in Boot Camp
that you retain for life. It’s a commitment to something greater than
self, and to helping others to succeed. And there is the pride in both
being a Marine and in the Marine legacy–one never wants to tarnish
that legacy. To me, that’s part of why supporting the Marine Corps
Heritage Foundation is so important.”
When Colonel and Mrs. Tyler updated their wills, there was
no debate about one charitable organization that they both agreed
should be included. To Bob, the MCHF represents a way to
help others understand the meaning of service and their duty as
responsible citizens of the Republic. Carol concurs, “I married a
Private on Boot Leave and I consider Bob’s 30 years in the Corps
as a joint career. This gift reflects both of our values.”
Colonel and Mrs. Tyler encourage all Marines to find
a way to leave their own legacy. If you would like information
about how to do so, please contact Gayle Union,
[email protected]. ★
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Preserving Marine Corps History,
Traditions, Culture, and Service
The 2013 Awards Program Was a Huge Success
by Angie Morgan
awa r d s c o m m i t t e e c ha i r
The evening began with a private
ceremony in the Scuttlebutt Theater for
award recipients whose works have been
experienced across diverse mediums, such
as the silver screen, in regional and national
publications, and via social media. All award
recipients were presented with a medal,
a cash award, and a commemorative brick
that will be placed in their honor along a
pathway in Semper Fidelis Memorial Park.
Among the many highlights of the
evening was the presentation of the
Lieutenant General John A. Lejeune
Recognition of Exemplary Leadership
to Rick Stephens, Marine and the Senior
Vice President of Human Resources
and Administration, (RET) at The
Boeing Company, for his leadership and
demonstration of the Corps’ Values of
Honor, Courage, and Commitment.
In addition, Leslie “Bud” Baker was
honored with the Heritage Award,
which is given to the individual who
provides unique and significant service to
the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation
in support of its mission. Lieutenant
General Ron Christmas was presented
with the Distinguished Service Award,
given in recognition of his extraordinary
contributions over an extended period
to the work of the MCHF and to Marine
Corps history.
The evening concluded with remarks
by General James Amos, Commandant of
the Marine Corps, who shared with the
audience the history that is being made
by Marines currently deployed around
the globe.
Other 2013 MCHF awards and award
recipients are:
The Colonel Joseph Alexander Award–
Author Gail Shisler for her distinguished
biography, For Country and Corps: The Life
of General Oliver P. Smith.
LtGen Robert Blackman, Jr., General Walter Boomer with award recipients Mr. Rick Stephens,
LtGen Ron Christmas, Mr. Leslie “Bud” Baker, along with former Commandant of the Marine Corps
General Carl Mundy, Jr. and Commandant of the Marine Corps General James Amos.
PHOTOS: JOHNNY BIVERA
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he Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s Annual Awards Ceremony
on April 20th was an evening of great celebration as Marines and
friends of the Corps gathered to recognize those who have contributed
significantly to the Marine Corps’ rich heritage.
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2013 Award Recipients
The Bill Broyles Drama Award–Writer/
producer Bruce McKenna for “Episode 7
‘The Pacific - Peleliu Hills,’” from HBO’s
ten-part miniseries.
The Sergeant Major Dan Daly Award–
Marine Corporal Reece Lodder for his
still photography “America’s Battalion in
Afghanistan,” a series of images collected
during his 2012 deployment to Afghanistan.
The Robert A. Gannon Award–FBI
Supervisory Special Agent Paul Shannon
for his volume of original verse Songs of Iraq:
a Year Long Deployment, the 2007 to 2008
experiences of a forward deployed FBI agent in
the Iraq combat theater.
The General Roy S. Geiger Award–Craig
Thorson for his aviation article “Marine
Chopper Salvage,” Aviation History
Magazine, May 2012. The article chronicles
the Marine Corps’ first transport helicopter
squadron during the Korean War.
Major Norman Hatch with the Major Norman Hatch Award recipients Major Brian Iglesias
and Captain Anton Sattler.
The Sergeant William Genaust Award–
Marine Private First Class Jacob M. Lagoze
for his documentary “Patrol Base George
Town Attack,” documenting a 2011 Marine
response to Taliban fire in Afghanistan.
The General Wallace M. Greene, Jr.
Award–Medal of Honor recipient Sergeant
Dakota Meyer and former Assistant
Secretary of Defense Bing West, for their
non-fiction, Into the Fire: A Firsthand
Account of the Most Extraordinary Battle in
the Afghan War.
The Colonel Julia E. Hamblet Award–
Sponsored by the Women Marines
Association, this year’s recipients are:
Colonel Ruth Broe, Emma Holmes,
Sue Sousa, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Eileen
Scanlon, Colonel Sara Phoenix, Chief
Warrant Officer 4 Jo-Ann Lovell, Denise
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The Final Phase: Telling the Corps’
Story from 1976 to Present
by Charles Grow
d e p u t y d i r e c to r , nat i o na l m u s e u m o f t h e ma r i n e c o r p s
T
elling the Corps’ story from 1775 to present–honor the Marines’ service and sacrifice–that was why
the National Museum of the Marine Corps (NMMC) was conceived. However, when the Museum
opened on 10 Nov 2006, the historical galleries focused on 35 years–WWII through the end of Vietnam and
expanded by opening three more galleries on 5 June 2010 that highlighted the birth of the Corps in 1775
and Defending the New Republic to World War I. The NMMC has become the Marine House, helping to
enlighten the next generation about the honor,
courage, and commitment of the Marines.
Now we begin the Final Phase, telling
the stories from 1976 to present.
Final Phase Concept FA-18, provided by the National Museum of the Marine Corps
Operation Desert Storm: Marines at the Burgan oil
fields that were set on fire by retreating Iraqi forces.
Photo by Bruno Barbey
THE FINAL PHASE
The Final Phase puts another 88,000
square feet under roof, and includes a
giant-screen theater with a signature film,
a formal art gallery space, Sports Hall of
Fame, education spaces, a large changing
gallery wherein the Museum can roll in large
vehicles and small aircraft, and a simulator.
At the heart of the Final Phase are the
two historical galleries that tell the Marines’
story from 1976 through present.
The Final Phase core statement
asserts that the Marine Corps provides a
vital contribution to the Nation and the
preservation of freedom. This core statement
is supported by primary messages, which
were used to determine what parts of the
story to emphasize.
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Marines are a global expeditionary
force-in-readiness
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Every Marine is a rifleman
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Leadership from the front and
innovation are required on the
battlefield
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Our partnership with the Navy
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Our warrior ethos and motto,
Semper Fidelis
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There is no better friend or no worse
enemy than a United States Marine
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The Marine Corps is a diverse force
We want our visitors to appreciate that
being a modern Marine is very mentally,
emotionally, and physically demanding.
Great museums are never done, and
yours will only get better. Semper Fidelis. ★
SECOND FINAL
PHASE GALLERY
11 September 2001 and continues
until present. It will focus primarily
on Afghanistan and Iraq, but will
include Humanitarian Assistance/
Disaster Relief.
THE FIRST GALLERY
1976–10 September 2001. Storyline
topics for the first gallery include:
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Grenada
Panama
Somalia
Beruit
Desert Shield/Desert Storm
Humanitarian Assistance/
Disaster Relief
LEFT Haiti, 1994: A Marine speaks with a Haitian
child as they eat an MRE. Photo by United States
Marine Corps.
BELOW Operation Enduring Freedom: A Marine
with the Female Engagement Team attached to
Company F, 2d Battalion, 8th Marines, provides
security during a cordoned search in Helmand
Province, Afghanistan. Photo by LCpl Paul Miller
USMC.
BOTTOM Operation Iraqi Freedom: Marines urge
fellow infantrymen across the damaged Baghdad
Highway Bridge as they move forward into the city
while under fire during April 2003. Photo by Kuni
Takahashi.
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State of Marine Corps
History, Updated
by Dr. Charles P. Neimeyer
d i r e c to r & c h i e f o f ma r i n e c o r p s h i s to ry, ma r i n e c o r p s u n i v e r s i t y
T
his past year has been one of change and progress
for the Marine Corps History Division. Since last
October, my job as Director of the History Division now
also includes that of the Gray Research Center to include
oversight of special historical collections and archives.
The President, Marine Corps University, Brigadier
General William F. Mullen III made this decision to rejoin the archives
with the History Division in order to achieve some synergy in our
historical collection efforts. I am happy to report that this is exactly
what has taken place.
Reference Branch
Since being hired last year, Reference Branch
Head Colonel Peter Ferraro, USMC (Ret),
has hit the ground running and shares
the management of all historically related
collections along with Chief of the Library
of the Marine Corps, Ms. Carol Ramkey.
The new arrangement has enabled our
organization to begin conducting a longoverdue house cleaning. Moreover, Pete
and Carol are in the process of speeding
up our efforts to digitize and reorganize
our collections so that they will be more
accessible to researchers and other persons
interested in Marine Corps history. By using
the good offices of the Library of Congress
and the National Archives (NARA), and
the HQMC Records Branch, Pete has been
able to utilize their resources and services to
digitize a number of our historical records,
most notably the World War II casualty
cards. Digitization is our long march and we
do not expect this process to be completed
for at least five more years. Digitization
of our historical collections will result in
this data being protected in perpetuity and
provide the History Division with a valuable
and necessary back-up to its mostly paper-
based collection begun by Major Edwin
McClellan, the first Director of the History
Division, in 1919. Thanks to the Marine
Corps Heritage Foundation, the History
Division reference branch has been able to
utilize the services of Ms. Camille Lorei.
Camille has done yeoman work for the
History Division this past year in digitizing
its large 15,000 file biographical collection
of historical material on notable Marines.
We hope to have this collection completely
digitized by the end of 2014.
Editing and Design
The editing and design shop welcomes a
new senior editor, Ms. Angela J. Anderson.
Angela has reorganized and reinvigorated
the Division’s publication process and
has overseen the publication (and republication) of a number of USMC
history books to include a reprint of our
popular U.S. Marines in the Korean War
compendium, Major David Kummer’s
architectural history of the Commanding
General’s historic quarters at New Orleans,
Dr. Nick Schlosser’s account of the
battle of Al Qaim and our most recent
edition of Fortitudine. Our first Vietnam
commemorative history by Colonel George
Hofmann, USMC (Ret), will be out soon.
More histories on the Vietnam conflict will
soon follow. Most importantly, Angela was
able to bring our acclaimed oral history of
senior African American Marine officers,
Pathbreakers, across the finish line on time
and on budget. Due to anticipated budget
drawdowns, we will be publishing most
of our future histories and periodicals in
digital form. Those interested in seeing this
material electronically (and available to be
downloaded) should access the USMC
History Division’s website at www.history.
usmc.mil.
Writing Branch
The writing branch and especially Dr. Nick
Schlosser and Mr. Chuck Melson have been
very active this year. This is Chuck’s 20th
year with the History Division. His most
recent publication, Knight’s Move, has been
highly acclaimed and he will be representing
the Marine Corps History program at a
conference in Canberra, Australia (courtesy
of the Australian Defense Ministry),
later this year. We have also added a new
historian to our ranks, Mr. Doug Nash.
Doug comes to us originally from the U.S.
Army (Colonel, Ret). He is a published
author of a number of books on World War
II and is currently acting as the Division’s
liaison historian to the National Museum
of the Marine Corps and working on an
anthology related to Operation Enduring
Freedom. New writer but a long time
veteran of the program is Mr. Mike Miller.
Mike moved over to the History Division
last month and has volunteered to head the
Division’s efforts in commemorating the
participation of the Marine Corps in World
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Did You Know?
The MCHF was established in 1979 with
300 donors. Today we have 192,489!
War I. The centennial anniversary of this
watershed event in Marine Corps history
is fast approaching. The History Division
will soon be looking for interested outside
authors. If interested please contact Mr.
Miller at [email protected].
As Director, I continue to be amazed
at the professionalism and productivity
of the Division in light of the budget
cuts, furloughs, and continued personnel
shortfalls. However, thanks to the continued
support of the Marine Corps Heritage
Foundation’s grants and fellowships
program, the History Division has more
than enough material to review for
publication in the coming year. ★
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Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s support
to Marine Corps History Division
by Mr. Paul J. Weber
d e p u t y d i r e c to r , ma r i n e c o r p s h i s to ry d i v i s i o n
T
he Heritage Foundation supported over 4,200 hours of intern
work for calendar year 2012.
In addition to supporting over 3,964
intern hours, the Foundation funded a
full-time intern to aid in the digitization of
Reference Branch’s internal working files.
This effort, by itself now over 949 hours,
will enable branch historians to quickly tap
the digital files to answer questions, provide
copies, make a CD of the information and
send electronic files providing better service
to patrons at less cost of labor, materials, and
postage to the government.
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The Programs
■ 2013’s intern class came from a wide
variety of schools thanks to Ms. Annette
Amerman’s considerable effort to inform a
greater number of colleges and universities
of the potential for History Division
internships. Interns from Ohio University,
University of North Carolina, University of
West Florida and as far west as Utah State
University have all interned here this year.
The Shaw Fellowship Program continues
in its third year, with Carlyn Woodward
making a major contribution to the
reorganization, sorting, and digitization of
the extensive photo collection. Her efforts
will make it easier to fill customer requests
for particular photographs and as the work
progresses will improve the photograph
finding aids.
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Updated Adobe programs allow the
historians to redact sensitive information
to protect the Marine’s privacy.
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The Reference Branch will continue to
maintain the paper copies, as electronic
storage has become the norm, although it
turns out that the best, most permanent
record remains the printed page.
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The Master’s Thesis and Doctoral
Dissertation Programs continue apace,
with 12 applications ready to forward to
the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s
committee for consideration. Foundation
support also extends to the writing
program, at this time focusing on the
upcoming 50th anniversary of Marine
Corps involvement in Viet Nam; in the
near future this will shift to the Centenary
of the United States entering
World War I.
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The Foundation’s support allows
the History Division to better and more
completely report the history of our
Corps and make that history better
available as a study and
learning resource. ★
Metadata
■ Two interns worked for a large part
of the summer on organizing, scanning
and digitizing a large part of the doctoral
dissertations and master’s thesis work. Part
of the digitization project is to add metadata
to the scans, which will aid search engines
to find particular papers on the History
Division web site, making these scholarly
works much easier to find and become part
of the larger historical discussion.
Jeffrey M. Horton hard at work
on a chronology of the Vietnam War.
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2013 Marine Band Concerto Competition
co-winners trumpeter Rebecca Oliverio
(Beltsville, MD) and saxophonist
Spencer Sosnowski (Heath, TX).”
EDUCATION ALL AROUND
FORMAL PROGRAMS
Education staff hosted over 42,500
students participating in organized programs
in 2012-2013 academic school year served by
the Teacher-in-Residence program.
■
The traveling “Teaching Trunk” program
served over 2,687 K-12 students in 2012,
featuring stand-alone instructional modules
with replicas of artifacts and archival
materials for “hands-on” learning.
■
Geography Day, an after-school geography
event at the Museum, served over 450
fifth-graders from three local elementary
schools in November to celebrate Geography
Week by enjoying hands-on activities in
the museum’s Leatherneck Gallery with
activities presented by ten geography-related
organizations, including GeoEye and the
Library of Congress.
■
INFORMAL PROGRAMS
■ Family Days at the Museum were
conducted with historical and community
themes including: Quill Pen Writing, Civil
War Candle Making, Iwo Jima Topographic
Map Making, Appreciation of the
Military Child, and holidays (Halloween and
Christmas). More than 8,200 people were
served in 2012-2013.
30 children attended the fully-booked
2013 Semper Fun Summer History Camp.
Designed to teach campers the history of the
Marine Corps from the Revolutionary War
to World War II to Today’s Marine, activities
include a map-reading skills, history related
crafts, and gallery scavenger hunts.
■
6,413 Boy and Girl Scouts have visited
since the Museum’s opening.
■
Marine Band Concerto Competition
■ Congratulations are in order for cowinners trumpeter Rebecca Oliverio and
saxophonist Spencer Sosnowski for being
selected as this year’s top musicians. As the
winners, Oliverio and Sosnowski performed
as a guest soloists with the U.S. Marine
Band and each receive a $2,500 prize from
the Foundation.
National History Day – USMC History
■ Congratulations to the 2013 National
History Day - USMC History prize
winners, Yeon A Choi, GyeongEun Yi,
Jhangkyu Lee, and Ji Min Yoon, for their
website on: Incheon: The Frontier that
Changed Both Worlds. The senior students
are from Cheongshim International
Academy, also known as CSIA, an
international private school located on
mountains in Gapyeong-gun,Gyeonggi-do,
South Korea. (The USMC History prize
is sponsored by the Marine Corps
Heritage Foundation.)
Congratulations also go to Josh Corvelli
from Trinity Christian School, Fairfax, Va.
He is the District 5 Regional History Day
Contest winner with his submission of
U.S. Marine Corps–themed entry,
Okinawa - Marine’s Victory! ★
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General James Amos with Sgt Harold Wadley, who served
with Sgt Reckless. Photo by Mark Tenally.
Korean War Veterans at the Sgt Reckless dedication on July 26th and who served
with the war horse. Photo by Mark Tenally.
SHARING SPECIAL MOMENTS
FROM THIS PAST YEAR AT THE NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF THE MARINE CORPS AND
MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FOUNDATION
The 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines Association is sponsoring an initiative through
the Foundation that will provide a lasting tribute for every fallen member of its
Battalion with a commemorative brick being laid in Semper Fidelis Memorial
Park. Presenting a check to LtGen Blackman are BGen William Weise and
Association officers.
The CO VANS, Marine Advisory Unit - Viet Nam plaque was unveiled
in Semper Fidelis Memorial Park on October 18, 2013.
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The UH-34D “the Seahorse” was donated to the Museum
by the Marine Helicopter Squadron 361 Veterans
Association on November 8, 2013. It will be part
of the new Operation Starlite exhibit slated to open 2016.
Behind the “Today’s Marine” temporary exhibits will be the build-out
of the Final Phase Galleries, telling the stories of Marines from 1976
through today. Photo by Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.
U.S. Marine Band historian/librarian Master Gunnery Sergeant Mike
Ressler, who had more time on active duty than any other enlisted
Marine, receives the Brigadier General Edwin Simmons-Henry I. Shaw
Award. Photo by Johnny Bivera.
FA-18 leaving Marine Corps Base Quantico to be
renovated for the Final Phase galleries.
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Those Busy NMMC Interns
by National Museum of the Marine Corps Staff
NMMC intern Christin Johnson
T
hey come from all parts of the country, with different backgrounds
and different dreams. The one common bond they share is
the opportunity to grow professionally by getting some hands-on
experience at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. They are the
Museum interns, most of whom are here only for a few months in the
summer but positively impact the Museum’s mission for much longer.
Sponsored by the Marine Corps Heritage
Foundation, eighteen interns brought their
enthusiasm and nose-to-the-grindstone
hard-work ethic to various sections of the
Museum this past summer. Joan Thomas, art
curator for NMMC, says “When working
on new projects interns bring to it fresh eyes
and new ideas, which sometimes become
better ideas.”
Here we introduce a few to you!
John Pastrone cross-countried his way
from his hometown of Lunenburg, Mass.,
to Thomas Aquinas College in Santa
Paula, Calif. Pastrone is a senior pursuing a
double-major in philosophy and theology,
and a double-minor in math and science.
He journeyed back to Triangle, Va., to do
an internship in the restoration section of
the NMMC because “I love everything to
do with aviation, so refurbishing aircraft
was fantastic. I love working with tools, and
restoring a piece of history like this plane is a
remarkable thing to be involved with.”
■
Christin Johnson has spent the past
two summers working in the restoration
section. Johnson is from Stafford, Va.,
and is majoring in history and Spanish at
Mt. Holyoke College in Southhampton,
Mass. “I’ve been working mostly on the
■
technology side of things, mainly working
on 3-D printing of drawings for the exhibits
department of the second phase.”
NMMC intern Emily Mullen
Kerry Mitchell, an intern with the art
collection, hails from Long Island, N.Y.
She earned her bachelor’s degree in historic
preservation at the University of Mary
Washington, and is now attending graduate
school studying applied history at George
Mason University. Mitchell does a lot of
cataloging for the Museum’s art department
which has allowed her to view many
different pieces of art. “Not being an art
history major, it’s been great learning about
the different techniques artists have used,”
Mitchell said.
■
Working with Mitchell in the art
department is Emily Mullen, who recently
graduated from Regis University in Denver
with a degree in art history and fine arts.
“A lot of the stuff we’re doing is ‘Collections
Management 101’ so we’re getting really
good basics on how museums handle
their collections and what goes on in the
background,” Mullen said. “I’ve gained a lot
of skills on learning what different terms
mean and how the systems work.”
■
Bringing “fresh eyes” to the public
affairs department was Stafford’s Joanna
■
Newcombe, an international relations
major from George Mason University. She
says there are so many different facets that
prospective interns can explore within this
Museum. “It’s still astonishing to me how
spread out and how involved the Museum is
with the local community and the schools,
there’s really something for everyone,
especially for people who want to go out
of their boundaries a little bit but still take
away some things,” says Newcombe. “I would
definitely recommend an internship at the
National Museum of the Marine Corps.” ★
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Awards Dinner
Jackson, Sandra Jarrells, Staff Sergeant
David Olliff, and Maria Palustre for their
work researching and identifying all the
women who served in the Corps during
World War I.
Mr. Rick Stephens, senior vice president, Human
Resources and Administration (Ret) for
The Boeing Company, receives the John A.
Lejeune Recognition for Exemplary Leadership.
The Major Norman Hatch Award–Marine
Major Brian Iglesias (director) and
Captain Anton Sattler (producer)
for “Chosin,” the first feature-length
documentary about the Chosin Reservoir
Campaign of the Korean War.
The Colonel Robert D. Heinl, Jr. Award–
United States Marine Corps combat artist
CWO3 Michael D. Fay (Ret) for the
three-part feature writing series “Still in the
Fight,” The New York Times, March 2011,
documenting the experiences of Marines
recovering from battle-wounds at McGuire
Veterans Administration hospital in
Richmond, Va.
The Sergeant Major Bradley Kasal
Award–Marine Lance Corporal Ian Bush
for his photograph “Daddy’s Little Girl,” a
photo of a Chief Warrant Officer retiring
from active duty and his daughter.
The Colonel John H. Magruder Award–
Liberty Bell Memorial Museum, Melbourne,
FL. The curators and volunteers created
exhibits with items from all of the wars to
honor Marine Corps veterans and educate
the public on Marine Corps history.
PHOTOS: JOHNNY BIVERA
The Major Megan McClung Award–Wall
Street Journal reporter Michael M. Phillips
for “Under Attack,” the Wall Street Journal,
May 12, 2012, detailing Phillips’ account of
a suicide attack in Afghanistan.
The General Oliver P. Smith Award–
Stanford University journalist graduate
student Xandra Clark and San Francisco
State University Master of Fine Arts
graduate student Natacha Ruck for their
The Colonel John
W. Thomason, Jr.
Award–College
student, combat
veteran and
freelance war artist
Robert William
Bates for his
contributions to
the Joe Bonham
Project, an exhibit
documenting
the experience of
wounded service
Mr. Leslie “Bud” Baker, former President and CEO of Wachovia Corporation,
members and his
receives the Heritage Award
2012 work from
Afghanistan,
local news reporting production of the
“Covering the Drawdown.”
Stanford Storytelling radio show “Returning
Home,” played on KZSU Stanford 90.1
The James Webb Award–Writer Terry L.
FM, storytelling.stanford.edu and KALW
Gould for his distinguished fiction “How
San Francisco. The hour-long radio
Can You Mend This Purple Heart?” The book
documentary tells the story of six Iraq
is loosely based on his experience recovering
war veterans who are students and recent
in a military hospital, sharing ward space
Stanford University alumni.
with combat-wounded Marines from the
Vietnam era.
The Brigadier General Edwin Simmons–
Henry I. Shaw Award–U.S. Marine Band
Next year’s MCHF Awards Program
historian/librarian Master Gunny Sergeant
plans are underway and we are excited to
Mike Ressler for “Historical Perspective on the now be accepting 2014 award submissions
President’s Own U.S. Marine Band, Playing
for anyone who is interested in sharing
America’s Music since 1798,” Marine Corps
their work for consideration. For more
Historical Division.
information, please visit:
www.marineheritage.org/awards.asp ★
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Taps
Since the last issue of Sentinel was published, the Foundation
has been notified of the passing of the following members. The Foundation
staff extends its sincerest condolences to their families and friends.
Mrs. Frances E. Adcock, Beaumont, TX
Mr. William J. Armstrong, Bronx, NY
LCDR Jack E. Arrington USCG (Ret), San Leandro, CA
William P. Banning, Doylestown, PA
BGen D. Joe Bartlett USMCR, Richmond, VA
Mr. Walter E. Bender Jr., Pittsburgh, PA
Capt William U. Brems, Cincinnati, OH
BGen Margaret A. Brewer USMC (Ret),
Falls Church, VA
Mr. Richard W. Burkhart, Sarasota, FL
Richard J. Carr, Detroit Lakes, MN
Mr. Leonile N. Carrier, Auburn, ME
Mr. Ian W. Cheeseman, Niantic, CT
Mr. Isaac L. Clover, Orangevale, CA
George W. Crowther, Hummelstown, PA
Capt Charley Dickey USMCR, Scarborough, ME
Mr. Donald Y. Dowling, Bonifay, FL
Mr. Jack G. Dunn, Greencastle, PA
Mr. Clyde E. Embrey, Arlington, VA
Capt Sylvia M. Feeney USMC (Ret), Homestead, FL
Mr. Benjamin T. Frana Sr., Cupertino, CA
Lawrence J. Fruci, Westmont, IL
Cpl John Garabedian USMC, Newton, MA
BGen Gordon D. Gayle USMC (Ret), Norfolk, VA
Mrs. Dorothy Goggin, Canton, MA
Mr. Milton R. Gore, Longwood, FL
Mr. Lawrence R. Harris, Garden City, GA
Mrs. Dorothea E. Hebebrand, Saint Louis, MO
BGen James E. Herbold Jr. USMC (Ret), Portland, OR
Crawford B. Holson, Georgetown, DE
Mr. Jack A. Hoy, Reading, PA
Mr. George A. Hubert, Parlin, NJ
Patrick Humphreys Jr. M.D., Santa Ana, CA
Mr. Paul E. Hunter, Aliso Viejo, CA
CWO2 Bert A. Jakobson USMC (Ret), Sidney, MT
Mr. Douglas A. Johnson, Slinger, WI
Mr. James A. Kaufman, Scottsdale, AZ
LtCol Roger G. Kidston, Kalamazoo, MI
1LT John J. Leahy USMC (Ret), El Toro, CA
Mr. Noel L. Leathers, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lux, Lakeland, FL
Mr. John W. Marcinkoski, Greentown, OH
Mr. Paul A. Mattio, Knoxville, TN
Dr. Michael McClung, Coupeville, WA
Mr. John A. Mezanko, Lyndhurst, NJ
CMSgt Charles J. Mifkovic USAF (Ret), Folsom, CA
MajGen Donald E. P. Miller USMC, San Antonio, TX
MajGen Marc A. Moore USMC (Ret), Escondido, CA
Mrs. Linda S. Mundy, Alexandria, VA
Mrs. Brenda Necaise, Pasadena, CA
Mr. Patrick W. Nelson, Port Washington, WI
Mr. Wendell Allen Nix, Kingsville, TX
Col Vincent W. Norako Sr. USMCR (Ret),
Chapel Hill, NC
LCpl James Olimpio USMC, Clermont, FL
Mr. John W. Payne, Shelbyville, IN
LtCol Garry M. Pearce USMC (Ret),
Chincoteague Island, VA
Mr. Will R. Price, Melbourne, FL
Mr. Anthony Purificato, Levittown, PA
Mr. Carlos L. Rodriguez, New York, NY
Mr. Nelson C. Roetter, Indianapolis, IN
Mr. Richard K. Ruch II, Broomfield, CO
Mr. William Mike Sears, Carnesville, GA
Mrs. Dorothy P. Seleski, Brookeville, MD
Mrs. Gloria Marcella Vandeventer Simmons,
Arlington, VA
Maj Raymond G. Sinclair Jr. USMCR (Ret),
Baltimore, MD
LtGen Keith A. Smith USMCR (Ret), Vienna, VA
Mr. Everett J. Solper, Bottineau, ND
Capt Edward J. Sowa USMC, Penn Laird, VA
Mrs. Dorothy S. Stepp, Springfield, VA
MSgt Larry C. Stier USMC (Ret), Oceanside, CA
Capt Samuel E. Stote, Las Vegas, NV
Maj Billy L. Stout, Pataskala, OH
Mr. Wilmont R. Striegel, Mount Olive, IL
Maj Ralph J. Sturkey (Ret.), Salisbury, NC
Mrs. Jacqueline Tamucci, Ft Lauderdale, FL
Jack R. Tischler, Winston Salem, NC
Mr. Robert James Troppmann, Corte Madera, CA
BGen James R. Van Den Elzen USMC (Ret),
Poway, CA
Al Wagner USN (Ret), Tigard, OR
Sgt James D. Yingling, Columbus, OH
LtCol Lauritz W. Young USMC (Ret),
Dumfries, VA
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Contributors We gratefully acknowledge our donors for their vital role
in the Foundation’s success. We also thank those not listed here due to space
limitations for their generosity and unwavering commitment. Thank you!
founders
and commandant’s
circle members ,
2d Battalion, 4th Marines Association
5th SBC of 1951
The Alfiero Family Foundation
Arthur L. Allen
AM General
James H. Amos, Jr.
Walter Anderson
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Michael S. Ansari
Cpl Reverge Anselmo, USMC
Edgar D. Aronson
Capt Arthur W. Arundel, USMC
AT&T Corporation
BAE Systems North America
Bud and Suzanne Baker
H. Furlong Baldwin
Bank of America Corporation
Basic Officer Class 1-69
Basic Officer Class 3-57
James E. Bassett III
Battelle
Stephen D. Bechtel Jr.
John H. Bell and Connor Davis Bell
Col Roy L. Belli, USMC
and Mrs. Sara C. Belli
Walter C. Bladstrom
Cpl Samuel R. Blount
Robert Blum
General and Mrs. Walter E. Boomer
Patrick T. Brent
Macon F. Brock Jr.
Austin Brockenbrough III
J. Stewart Bryan III
Robert N. Burt
The C. E. and S. Foundation
C.D. Spangler Foundation, Inc.
Col Marshall N. Carter, USMCR
China Marine Association
Mr. and Mrs. William Chittenden
Barbara Christie
LtGen Ron and Sherry Christmas
Commonwealth of Virginia
ConocoPhillips, Inc.
Capt F.M. Mike Corrigan, USMC
MGen and Mrs. John T. Coyne
Carlton B. Crenshaw, USMC
Cpl Harry L. and Rosemary Crisp II
Harry Lee Crisp III
Edward A. Cuccio
William T. Curran
Capt John R. Cusack MC, USN
Lawrence A. Darr Trust
The Maj John W. Davenport, Sr. Family
MajGen and Mrs. Hollis E. Davison
Capt Timothy T. Day, USMCR
Denbury
Dominion Foundation
William H. Donaldson
Capt and Mrs. John M. Dowd
Archie and Linda Dunham
DynCorp International
Stephen Elms
Richard T. Farmer
FedEx Corporation
Fentress Architects, Ltd.
Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIBA
Ronald I. Fields
First Horizon National Corporation
Nancy Faith Fisher
Tom and Karen Frana
Freeport McMoran Copper & Gold
Capt John K. French
John K. and Elaine French
Mrs. Doris Gaudette
General Dynamics
General Electric Company
General Motors Company
Alan Gerry
Capt Robert H. and Sue A. Gersky
Glock, Inc.
Bruce and Nancy Gottwald
Capt Tone N. Grant, USMC
John August Guilbert
Donald L. Hall
Col G.F. Robert Hanke, USMC
Earl C. Hargrove, Jr.
Richard C. Hartnack
Health Management Associates, Inc.
Desmond J. Heathwood
Dr. E. Bruce Heilman
W. J. Hindman
Bruce and Eileen Hooper
LtGen Jefferson D. and Janel Howell
David H. Hugel
Robert J. Hugin
Humana Foundation
G. Watts Humphrey, Jr.
Infor
ITT Corporation
Bert A. Jakobson Estate
Clyde and Toni Johnston
David and Betty Jones
Richard C. Jones Jr.
S. Michael Joseph
Robert R. Keadle
LtCol John and Eileen Kern
Thomas F. Kane
Ki Ho Kang
Major Edmund P. Karam, USMCR
General and Mrs. Paul X. Kelley
LtGen William M. Keys, USMC
Kim, Chol-i
James D. and Susan King
Donald and Ellie Knauss
Eddie M. Kramer
A. B. Krongard
General Charles C. Krulak, USMC
Victor H. Krulak, Jr.
Peter E. Kump
Norma Lerner
Randolph D. Lerner
Leupold & Stevens
Richard B. Lieb
Lipper Family Charitable Foundation
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Vernon R. Loucks, Jr.
Robert A. Lutz
ManTech International Corporation
Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation
Marine Federal Credit Union
Kenneth Brian Marlin
Edmund and Maureen Matricardi, Jr.
The T. B. McClelland, Jr. Family
Martin G. McGuinn
Media General, Inc.
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Service Foundation
Pfc Lester S. Miller Jr.
A. Malachi Mixon III
Thomas S. Monaghan
The Robert S. Morrison Family
Motiva Enterprises LLC
The Moxley Marines
General and Mrs. Carl E. Mundy Jr.
Thomas G. Murdough, Jr. Capt, USMCR
Sgt Joseph M. Murphy
Navy Federal Credit Union
MGen Douglas V. O’Dell and Family
LtCol Nelson M. Olf, USMC
Oshkosh Defense
Rosewell Page III
David R. and Nancy C. Parker
Patricio Enterprises
George J. and Marilyn A. Pedersen
Cpl J. Stephen and Mercedes
B. Penner
PepsiCo, Inc.
The Ross Perot Family
Pfizer, Inc.
Pinch A Penny Pool-Patio-Spa
Pratt and Whitney
Prince William County Government
James N. Pritzker
Raytheon Company
The Rice Family
William “B.J.” and Mary Jo Robison
LtGen Terry and Cathe Robling
Edward J. Robson
James C. Roddey
Terry and Trish Ryan
Capt James H. Stone, USMCR
Rolls-Royce North America, Inc.
Michael J. Ross
George Rumelt
Col Robert W. Rust, USMCR
Skip and Gail Sack
MajGen C. Dean
and Velda Sangalis, USMCR
The John A. Scarsella, Jr. Family
The William J. Schoen Family
John B. Schulze
Charles and Rita Scianna
Steve and Paula Scianna
Science Applications
International Corporation
Shell Oil Company
The Honorable George P. Shultz
Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation
Hardwick Simmons
Stanley “Buddy” Sklar
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Smith
Robert Sook
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Spadafora
Richard V. Spencer
Robert B. Starke, Jr.
Stone Energy Corporation
Robert D. Storey
Capt William J.
and Lydia J. Strickland
David L. Stulb
The Patrick F. Taylor Foundation
Textron, Inc
The Boeing Company
The Brink’s Company
The Carl and Lily Pforzheimer
Foundation, Inc.
The Kresge Foundation
The Krongard Foundation, Inc
The Sloan Foundation
The William Randolph
Hearst Foundation
Mr. Fred A. Thomas
Timothy T. Day Foundation, Inc.
Carlton O. Tronvold
Vulcan Materials Company
Wachovia Corporation
Cindy F. Waters
Col Allen E. Weh, USMCR
Wetland Solutions/Peterson Companies
Lloyd T. and Mary Ann Baker Whitaker
Burke W Whitman
LtCol Richard R. Willich, USMC (Ret)
Mrs. Louis H. Wilson
The following Marine Corps Heritage
Foundation Founders have passed.
Capt Arthur W. Arundel, USMC
Robert E. Bush, C. M. H.
Allison S. Cowles
Mr. Lawrence A. Darr
Capt Percy S. Douglas, USMCR
Ambassador Richard J.
Egan, USMCR
John August Guilbert
Capt George
M. Humphrey, II, USMC
Capt Frederick E. Karl, USMC
Alfred Lerner
Sherman R. Lewis, Jr.
Mrs. Linda Mundy
Frederick Brant Rentschler
Cpl Joseph E. Robert III, USMC
Capt James H. Stone, USMCR
Michael R. Spak, USMC
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Patrick F. Taylor
Maj Edward J. Toohey, USMCR
Steven Wallace
MajGen Mitchell J. Waters, USMC
General Louis H. Wilson, USMC
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F O L L O W I N G
L I S T
C O M P R I S E S
friends of the
museum ,
1st Marine Division
Association Houston Chapter
7th Basic Class USMC
17th SBC Reunion
22nd Marines WWII Association
A. P. Kirby, Jr. Foundation, Inc.
AAR Manufacturing
Lt Vincent J. Aceste, USMC
Thomas E. Ackerman, USMC
David Herbert and Danny Akers
Sgt George B. Alden, USMC
Col Joseph H. Alexander, USMC
2Lt Kenneth Allbaugh, USMCR
Mrs. Sandra K. Antas
Irwyn and Lucy Applebaum
MGySgt Robert W. Appleton, Jr.
Col Russ Appleton
MGySgt Johnny N. Asbery, USMC (Ret)
Asplundh Foundation
Capt Carl F. Asseff, USN (Ret)
LtCol C. B. Atwater, Jr., USMC
Col Nicholas E. Augustine, USMCR
Ralph and Sara Austin
Mrs. Shirley F. Axtell
Balfour Beatty Construction
MSgt Lauren P. Bands, Sr., USMC
Larry and Kay Bangs
James and Marlisa Bannister
Capt Louis Bantle, USMCR
Col Robert J. Barbour, USMC
Mr. and Mrs. Butch Barker
Sgt Robert L. Barnett, USMC
Major Robert P. Barnett, USMC (Ret)
Arthur L. Baron
John A. and Elaine Barrasso
Ms. Patricia A. Barrett
Gen Robert H. Barrow, USMC
Cpl Charles Thomas Barry, USMC
Eddie Basha, Jr.
Mr. Timothy M. Bastyr
Col Gordon D. Batcheller, USMC
Col and Mrs. William D. Bauer, USMC
Baxter International
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Beatrice
Mr. John E. Beck Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beck
Rudolph W. Becker
CSM Andrejs Bedelis, USA
Mike Beeler and Family
Bell Helicopter–a Textron Company
Frank W. Bellows
John J. Belsito
Valerie and Barney Berlinger
Cpl David R. Berquist, USMC
Dr. D. Bradley Berry
and Cynthia E. Berry
LtCol William Douglas Berry, USMC
Sgt O. J. Betz, III, USMC
Cpl Michael A. Bilyk, USMC
Barry Bingham, Jr.
Kasey Binion
The Eugene P. Bittinger Family
Col Marvin S. Blair, USMC
William K. Blanchet
Frank H. Blatz Jr.
D O N AT I O N S
R E C E I V E D
Edward and Pamela Blecksmith
Richard J. Blum
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Blyleven
Jeffery O. Boggs
Arthur A. Bohn, MSgt, USMC
LtCol Harper L. Bohr, Jr., USMC
Col Reed T. Bolick, USMC
SSgt Nicholas J. Bomicino, USMC
Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.
Capt Frank L. Boushee, USN
Capt Eugene Gunter Bowes, USMC
Col Michael H. Boyce, USMC
LtCol Cary Branch, USMC
Russel P. Brandes
Col “Jack” Brennan, USMC
Maj Brian L. Briggs
LtCol William R. Brignon, USMC
William M. Bristol, III
Capt Webster
B. Brockelman Jr., USMCR
Capt Ed Browder, USMCR
1Lt Harry B. “Britt” Brown, Jr., USMCR
Thomas Brown
Brown-Forman Corporation
Capt Roy Bruchman, USMCR
Maj David W. Bryant, USMCR
Sgt and Mrs. Gerald Buckland
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Buckley
Robert A. Buerlein
Carl D. Burtner
John Butner
Sgt Mark J. Buzby, USMC
Col Barett and Michele Byrd, USMC
The Honorable Maureen S. Caddigan
Thomas L. Cain
LtCol Gregory R. Caldwell
John J. Cale
David J. Callard
J. L. Camp Foundation, Inc.
Robert F. Campbell
The Cancelliere Family
Pfc Armand J. Cantafio, USMCR
Cpl Francis J. Cantrel, Sr., USMCR
Pfc Glenn L. Carpenter, USMCR
Sgt Ralph R. Carruthers
Nicholas T. Carton
Col and Mrs. Conwill
R. Casey, USMC (Ret)
Thurman S. Cash Jr.
Sgt Samuel M. Cassidy, III, USMC
Henry O. Casteel
Caulkins Family Foundation
Cecil L. Caviezel
Cpl Ronald Stanley Cease
Gregory M. and Janet
M. Chaconas, USMC
LtCol Paige L. Chandler
Col H. Avery Chenoweth, USMCR
Mrs. Rose Cipriano
Thomas L. Clancy Jr.
David Reid Clark
Capt R. L. Clark, USMC
Col Robert M. Clark, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Clark
Claude Moore Charitable Foundation
Col John W. Clayborne, USMC
Junius R. Clayton
Lt Walter H. Clemens, USMCR
F R O M
A U G U S T
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Thomas R. Clevenger
William C. Close
Thomas M. Cogburn Family
Capt Edward Lull
Cochrane Jr., USN (Ret)
Paul S. Coffey
William P. Collatos
Ms. Edith M. Collins
Columbus Citizens Foundation
Robert Connally Sr., USMC
The Thomas G. Connor, Jr. Family
Dennis J. Conroy
Kevin Conry
The Louis and Dorothy Conti Family
The Michael and
Veronica Conway Family
GySgt Robert J. Corbett, USMC (Ret)
Cpl Joseph Rubio Correa, USMCR
Cpl John B. “The Frog” Corso
LtCol Norris G. Cotton, USMC
Richard G. Coutant
Dr. C. W. Cowles
Arthur Crames Family Foundation
SgtMaj Robert R. Crammer, USMC
LtCol James O. and Glenna
Cranford, USMC
A. Scott Crawford
Cpl Gary Creagle, USMC
Cpl W. R. Crim, USMCR
Joseph D. Cronin
SSgt Donald L. Crosby, USMC
Cpl Maria E. Crowley, USMC
The James L. Crutchfield Family
LCpl Joe H. Cruz, USMC
LCpl Daniel J. Culnen, USMC
TSgt and Mrs. Foster
K. Cummings, USMC
LtCol Dennis “Mike”
Cunningham, USMC
John R. Currell
I. H. Curtiss
Douglas C. Dacy
Gen and Mrs. John R. Dailey, USMC
Robert B. Daugherty
Jody Davids
LtCol D. L. Davis Jr., USMC (Ret)
Mr. Kent R. Davis
Sgt Ronald J. Day, USMC
Delbert N. De Young
Sgt James A. Dearie
Sgt Frank X. DeColator, USMC
Lucretia E. DeGroote
MSgt Joseph and Kimberlee
DeHart, USMC
The Paschal B. DeJohn Family
Capt Frank Delfino, USMCR
Anthony E. Denis
Col Chester P. Dereng, USMC
The Homer D.
and Noriko Detrich Family
Robert Deverell
SSgt Canio J. Di Gerardo
The John C. DiMaio Family
Leroy and Helen Diamond Family
Dianon Systems
Capt Charley Dickey, USMCR
LtCol William “Bill” Disher, USMC
Document Technologies
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Dog Seven Association
1stSgt John Doherty, USMC
CWO2 Robert T. Donald, USA
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
LCpl Jeffrey T. Dorn, USMC
Mrs. Joshua Worthington Dorsey, III
Samuel H. Douglas, III
Cpl John R. Doyle, USMC
BGen Thomas and
Sandra Draude, USMC
Col Dennis E. Drew
Daniel J. Driscoll
LtCol Milton D. Drummond Jr., USMC
Col Robert “Jeff ” Drummond, USMC
LtCol Carl H. Dubac, USMC (Ret)
The Col M.J. “Mac”
and Pat Lucille Dube Family
LtGen Leo J. Dulacki, USMC
Sgt Robin A. Durni, USMC
Capt George T. Eastment III, USMC
Echo Company - Basic School Class 5-68
LtCol and Mrs. Ronald R. Eckert (Ret)
Captain Andrew P. Edelmann, USMC
Col George J. Edelmann, USMC (Ret)
Capt Richard Edmunds
Capt William Edwards, USMC
LtCol Thomas J. Eley Jr.
David L. Ellis
Betty Buchanan Elmore
Elaine Elms
H. David Elms
Pamela Elms
LtCol David W. Elwing, USMC (Ret)
Jane Emison
William Emison
Capt George W. Evans Jr. CHC, USN
Frank and Carolyn Ewasyshyn
Faircount LLC
Col Robert W. Falkenbach, USMC
Maj Norman C. Farrington Jr.
Col Joseph M. “Mick” Favor, USMC
Capt Roy M. and Marieanne
G. Feher, USMCR
Jim Fenton
Sheran Fernando
The Michael and Merbaliz Ferris Family
Sgt Ronald Fields, USMC
George L. Firehammer
Joan Stacy Firehammer
Adam Firestone
Capt Dean L. Fisher, USMCR
LtGen and Mrs. William H. Fitch
Dr. George M. Fitting
Tony Fletcher Design, LLC
Dale L. Foland
Wicks Chapin, Inc.
George M. Foote Family
LtCol David W. Fox, USMCR
Morgan C. France
Alan Franco
Capt Ralph C. Franklin, USMC
Maj Calvin Frantz, USMC
Capt Joseph S. Franzia
Sandra A. Frazier
James R. Freels
LtCol Hubert “Hub” Frey, USMC
SgtMaj Herbert G. Fulenwider, USMC
Gen Carlton W. Fulford Jr., USMC
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MSgt and Mrs. Thomas
A. Gafford, USMC
Robert D. Gallaway
Gannett Co., Inc.
David and Judith Ganz Fund
George J. Garabedian
MajGen and Mrs. Donald R. Gardner
Col Michael R. Gardner, USMC
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Garner
MSgt Wayne M. Gatewood, Jr., USMC
Col George H. Gentry, Jr., USMC
The Frederick and June Gerbracht Family
Walter Gerich
Col Robert F. Gibson, USMC
Gillette Company
MSgt and Mrs. Richmond C. Gipple
Arthur J. Glatfelter
Col Paul W. Glover, Jr., USMCR
Jean H. Godfrey
SMSgt Jesus Godinez
The Arthur and Dorothy
Goetz Family, USMC
Phillips J. Goodenough
Jerry and Regina Goodwin
Truman Goodwin, USMC
The Gorilla Glue Company
Frederick H. Graefe
Susan H. Graham
Estate of June D. Grant
MGySgt Charles F. Graustein, USMC
MSgt James Graver, USMC
Capt Darrell Graves Jr.
Dean and Ginny Graves
Gen Alfred M. Gray, USMC
Green Bay Packers
Patrick W. Greenlee
William H. Greer, Jr.
SSgt Kevin G. Grewe, USMC
Dennis W. Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guercio, Jr.
Sgt Norman L. Gulley, USMC
Col William R. Hackney, III, USMCR
Col Fred and Adelene Haden
Mr. Richard A. Hadler
Sgt Philip E. Hahn, Sr., USMC
Mary B. Hale
LtCol Hal Haley
Arthur M. Hall
Semper Fidelis Memorial Chapel
LtCol Edward A. Hall, USMC
and Family
Daniel S. and Tracy L. Halpern
Martin G. Hanse Sr.
C. Michael Harper
MSgt Leonard Harper (Ret.)
MGySgt David E. Harrah, USMC
LtCol and Mrs. William
F. Harrah, USMC (Ret)
Tsunako Harris
LtCol John Goode Hart, III, USMC
Kenneth A. Hartmann
Richard C. Hartnack
MajGen Albert C. Harvey, USMCR
Col Victor J. Harwick, USMC
Maj Norman T. Hatch, USMCR
Capt Donald and Barbara “Doc”
Hauler, USN
BGen Mike Hayes, USMC
Joanne S. Hayes
“Punch” Haynes
Dr. James A. Heath
Heckler and Koch, Inc.
Melvin Heckt
Daniel R. Hefner
Arthur Heggen
LtGen and Mrs. Dennis J. Hejlik
Louis J. and Myrna Hellerman
Ella M. Helm
LtCol Walter J. Henderson, USMC
The Col Don and Stella Hering Family
Col Richard “Skinny” Herrington, USMC
Roger and Susan Hertog
Col Tom Hewes, USMC
Mrs. Elaine P. Hicks
Sgt Joseph L. Higgins
LtCol David A. and Joan Higley, USMC
MGySgt Nathan E. and Toshiko Hiler
Col Peter L. Hilgartner, USMC
Col J. Jack W. Hilgers, USMC (Ret)
Capt James E. Hill Jr., USMCR
Sgt L. M. Hinton, USMC
Capt Walter A. Hiskett CHC, USN
Mrs. Bernice L. Hogan
Edward R. Holcomb
Lindsay Holcomb, Jr.
Karen Holgate
James N. Holland Jr.
Col Randall Wm Holm
Col William R.
Holzapfel, USMCR (Ret)
The Holzberg Family
Home Box Office, Inc.
William Hooper
Bethann Horey
William Houston
Sgt Peter B. Hovey, USMC
SSgt Charles E. Howdyshell, Jr.
John Howe
Maj Frank B. Hower, Jr., USMCR
LtCol William C. Howey
LtCol John Z. Hoy, USA
Alexander Hsiao
James W. and Sally F. Hubbard
Dr. Gene K. Huddleston
Hugh Stuart Center Charitable Trust
Norris Hughes
Hugin Family Foundation
The Hull Family Foundation
Capt Phillip and Erica Hunt, USMCR
Hunter Industries
Maj James B. Hunter Jr.
Stewart A. Hurlburt
Cpl John T. Hydek, USMC
Sgt Ralph Iandolo, Jr., USMC
Innovative Event Production
Maj William D. “Ike” Isenhour, USMC
Jerry Iverson
Capt Arthur J. Jackson, USMC
Doug E. Jackson
Sgt Edward H. Jacobs, USMC
Col Gordon “Jake” Jacobson, USMCR
Sgt Robert E. Jacoby, USA
CWO2 Bert
and Doramae Jakobson, USMC
Maj Donald W. James, USMC (Ret)
SgtMaj Jack W. Jaunal, USMC
Edwin Jennings
John D. Shoup Recovable Trust
Capt S. G. Johndroe, III
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Johnston
Daniel H. Jones
George H. Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Jordan
BGen James R. Joy, USMC
LtCol William W. Kaenzig
and Sgt Stephen Vernon
Waverly M. Kain Jr.
Jackie and Cherie Kassinger
Howard Katz
Stanley Katzman
SgtMaj Allan R. Kauth
MGySgt James Kay, USMC (Ret)
John and Theresa Kazalunas
The James L. Keely Family
Herb Kelleher
Maj Edwin F. Kelly, USMC
Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Shirley Kemp
Capt Donald G. Kempf Jr., USMC
Capt Ben Kenny, USMC
LtCol John P. Kern, USMCR
Karen D. Kern
Bonnie and Keith Kern
Lynn and George Kerr
David Kesler
T. Wayland Kidd
John A. Kiggen III
CWO4 and Mrs. Henry C. Kimmey
Adrian Renz King Esq.
Sgt Ralph E. Kinnane, Jr., USMC
Peter and Jeanne Kinnear
Kinney Family Trust
Robert Knox
H. James and Barbara Knuppe, USMCR
Col Ted Kolankiewicz
Willard C. Korn
LCpl Gerald E. Korson, USMC
CWO2 Frank J. Kossyta, USMC
LTC Mark W. Kramer
Dr. Lee Albert Krimmer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Krupp Jr.
Capt Kevin M. Kryst, USMC
Honorable James E. Kulp
Cpl Leo-Thomas
La Prade, USMC-LtCol, USA
Freida LaChapelle
Cpl Jack B. Lamphere
Demetrious Lampropoulos
Maj Carlton E. Land, USMC (Ret)
SgtMaj Morton S. Landy, USMC (Ret)
SgtMaj Robert E. Laramie
The Blanche and Irving
Laurie Foundation
Col Randlett Towns Lawrence, USMC
Maj Jerome F. Lawson, USMC (Ret)
John Lechleiter, Ph.D.
LtCol Howard V. Lee, USMC
Glenn P. Lefkovitz
SSgt William H. Leighty
Allan and Karen Levine
Carol Jones Levitch
Col Andrew J. Ley, USMCR
Liberty Electrical Supply
LtCol Richard
D. Lightbourn, USMC (Ret)
1Lt Eugene “Gene” E. Likens, USMC
Lillian S. Wells Foundation, Inc.
Lilliput Foundation
Jeffrey and Kathy Lipps
LCpl Paul W. Lockman, USMC (Ret)
Don J. Long
William C. Lortz
Carol L. Loss
HMC George A. Lottes
Cpl Gerald A. Louie, USMC
Lowcountry Leathernecks
1Lt David L. Luke, III, USMCR
Pfc Fred B. Luna, USMC
Ralph M. Lund
Col Charles H. and
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Lyman, USMC
James W. Lystlund
M2 Technologies, Inc.
MAG-24 Association
General Robert Magnus, USMC (Ret)
Walter R. Maguire, Jr.
Jimmy E. Malone
LtGen William R. Maloney, USMC
Col and Mrs. James J. Manley, USMCR
George M. Marcus
Marine Corps University Foundation
Christopher G. Marquis
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Marrone
Mars, Inc.
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Cpl Kenneth C. Martin, USMC
Michael Martin
LtCol Robert J. Martin, USMC
Robert N. Massaro
Wilda G. Massey
Dante J. Massi Sr.
Mary Matthews
SgtMaj Robert and
Rita Matthews, Jr., USMC
LtCol Donald F. Mayer, USMC
Lawrence A. Mazerac Jr.
Cpl George L. McConnell, Jr., USMC
Arthur R. McCamey Jr.
Kerry McCan, USMCR
C. James McCarthy III
Capt Jack W. McCaslin, USMCR
Col and Mrs. Alexander
McClinchie III, USMC
Michael and Re McClung
LtGen Fred McCorkle
Capt Tom McCreless, USMC
Col Robert L. McElroy, USMC
1Lt John P. McEvilly, Jr.
Col James P. McGinty
Jerry McGuinn
Capt James P. McInerney
Robert F. and Walter F. McKeon, USMC
Cpl Samuel Robert McKinzie II
Michael L. R. Meade Sr.
Donald E. Meads
MGySgt Larry P. Meagher, USMC
1stSgt Raymond W. Meaney, USMC
John G. Medlin, Jr.
SgtMaj Howard J. Memmer, USMC
Col Jonathan de S. Mendes, USMCR
Estate of Herbert C. L. Merillat
Charles W. Meyer
Richard E. Meyer
David T. Mickey
Col Ross S. Mickey, USMC
Eugene and Alice Mika, USMC
LtCol and Ms. Anthony
D. Miller, USMC (Ret)
MajGen Donald E. P. Miller, USMC
Sgt Howard C. Miller
LtGen Thomas H. Miller, USMC
Robert E. Millett
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Milzcik
John F. Mitchell
Sgt Morgan C. Mitchell, USMCR
Ruby Montgomery
Estate of Joseph F. Monti
Capt Stephen C. Moore, USMCR
Lead Star, LLC
George W. Morgan
Gen and Mrs. Thomas
R. Morgan, USMC
James R. Moriarty
SSgt Russell Morley, USMC
James A. Morris
Lawrence D. Morrison
Sgt Bruce L. Morton, USMC
Dirk P. D. Mosis III
SSgt Richard P. Moxley, USMCR
Maj Kurt E. Muller, USMCR
Eugene and Mary Murphy
Charitable Gift Fund
J. Patrick Murphy
LtCol Dillard O. Myers, USMC
Sgt James A. Nealy, USMC
Pfc Russell W. Necaise, USMC
David and Jacqueline Nelson
MSgt Reginald D. Nelson, USMC (Ret)
Anne Love Neville
Richard S. Neville
Sgt T. E. Newman, USMC
Nielsen Business Media
Col F. Brooke Nihart, USMC
Sgt. Norman J. Norton, USMC
Robert W. Norton
Leonard L. Nowak, USMC
MSgt Kenneth R. Oberlin, USMC (Ret)
John J. O’Brien
Sgt John E. O’Donnell, USMC
LtGen Stephen G. and Vera M. Olmstead
Sydney J. Olson
The Oppenheim Family
LtCol Arnold J. Orr, USMC
Maj Edward M. O’Shaughnessy, Jr.
General Peter Pace, USMC (Ret)
Ralph L. Pangonis
Papa John’s USA
The Byron R. Parrish Family
Janice C. Parrott
Col Tom D. and
Alyce L. Parsons, USMC
Tony Paskevich
The Patrow Family
The Patterson Family, Randy and Michael
BGen Terry L. Paul, USMC
LtCol and Mrs. Everett P. Paup, USMCR
Col Robert R. Peebles, USMC
Capt Joseph Pellegrino, USMCR
Lee D. Pennington
Wade H. Penny Jr.
Pepsi-Cola National Marketing LLC
LtCol Steve and Marilyn Percy
SN Robert S. Perkin, USNR
Capt and Mrs. Louis N. Pernokas, USN
Sgt Peter A. Pervi, USMC
Rob and Karen Peterman
Maj William G. Peters, USMC
Sgt Eric E. Peterson, USMC
Jane Cahill Pfeiffer
Mason Phelps
Sgt Gregory A. Phillips, USMC
Ralph G. Phipps
Robert M. Pickle
Col and Mrs. Eric N. Piper
Col John Pipta, USMC
PolyMedica
Col and Mrs. A. J. Ponnwitz, USMC
Sgt Warren A. Potter
Cpl Ken Prehodka
Col Sara J. Pritchett, USMC
The Quaker Oats Company
Quantico Marine Athletes
Robert L. Raab
Col John G. Rader
Capt Nick Ragland, USMCR
SSgt Charles D. Rattray
RecruitMilitary LLC
Sgt Chester A. Reece, USMCR
MGySgt and Mrs. John
P. Reidenhour, USMC
Reily Foods Company
Col Claude Lewis
Reynolds, USMCR (Ret)
Did You Know?
23,675 commemorative bricks have
been installed on the Museum and
Heritage Center grounds.
The Mark and Patty
Richards Family, USMC
John and Betsy Richardson
Col Jon K. Rider, USMC
Charles A. Ringler
Robert W. Riordan
Col John W. Ripley, USMC
SSgt Alfred S. Roberts, USMC
and, USMCR
Robins Foundation
Maj Godfrey A. Rockefeller, USMCR
Rockwell Collins
George and Jo Rodgers
Robert Roehm, III
Arthur L. Roesch
William W. Rogal
Darwin E. and Marion E. Rogers
L. Dale Rogers
Michael S. Rolband
Chris Rooney
Col Paul F. Roques Jr., USMC
Maj James Rose and Victoria Rifles
The Bernard A. Ross Family
Maj Jack A. Ruffer, USMC (Ret)
Sgt George L. Rumelt, USMCR
Jens P. Rummler
Robert and Nichole Sacco Family
Saeman Family Foundation
Capt Hugh F. Sager, USMC
Capt Theodore A. Samolik
George L. Sandstrom
Cpl Michael L. Saner, USMC
J.C. Scanlon
MSgt George L. and Loretta
Schaudel, USMC
Fred B. Scheel
Raymond E. Scheer
Gary “Moondog” and Diane
Schenkel, USMC
Col Howard P. Schick, USMC
W. Dudley Schleier and
Betty Gatchel Schleier
The John H. Schnatter
Family Foundation, Inc.
Sgt Jake Schoellkopf, USMC
George A. Schroeder
The Wynn and Linda Schubach Family
CWO4 Earl W. Schuette, USMCR (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Schulte
Capt Joseph Schvimmer
and Cpl Phil Pestka
Shirley Schwartz
Col Roger Scott, USMC
Frederick J. Seitz
Maj and Mrs. Bernard
K. Severin, USMC
Robert S. and Lynna K. Shaw
Maj Jon L. Shebel, USMC
Cpl Darryl B. Sheets, USMC
William W. Shirley
John D. Shoup Recovable Trust
LtGen and Mrs. Philip
D. Shutler, USMC (Ret)
Mace Siegel
The Bruce R. Charlotte Sigmon Family
Gloria Marcella Vandeventer Simmons
Warren and Betty Singer
BGen Frederick E. Sisley, USMC
Maj Thomas D. Sizemore (Ret.)
Joseph and Rita Skopick
Cpl David Slater, USMC
LtCol Frank M. Slovik, USMC
Capt Milton M. Small
Sgt Alan B. Smith, USMC
Capt Charles W. Smith, Jr., USMC
SgtMaj Halsey W. Smith, Jr., USMCR
LCpl Mark A. Smith, USMC
Verlin Smith
Sodexo
LtCol John F. “Jack” Spangler, USMC
LtCol D. R. Sparks, USMC
Devon Spears
Kevin M. Spence
The Spies Family
Donald W. Spiro
Capt Sidney L. Spurgeon, USMC
Geoffrey L. Stack
Donna C. Stanton
Sgt Edward J. Stark, USMC
Daniel A. Stegner
William Stein
Stephen Bechtel Fund
Mark A. Sternheimer, Sr.
Wallace Stettinius
L. E. Stevenson
Capt Tommy C. Stewart, USN
Stihl Inc.
Bob and Sally Stinson
Franklin D. Stinton
Dean J. Stoker
Dennis and Roxanne Straw
Capt Michael R. Sudzina, USMC
Herbert J. Sugden Jr.
SunTrust Bank
Frank and Teresa Suryan
Col O. Ivar Svenson Jr., USMC (Ret)
Capt Dennis Swanson, USMC
Sgt Stender Sweeney, USMC
LtCol James D. Swinson, USMC
The Family of 1Lt Louis
K. Szymanski, USMC
J. Richard Taft Organization, Inc.
Col Robert L. Talbert, USMCR
Michael A. Tallarico, III
1stSgt Paul E. Tallman, USMC
Zane Tankel
Claire S. Tardy
LtCol Robert W. Taylor, USMC
LtCol Timothy M. Taylor, USMC (Ret)
TBS 1-57
TBS Class - B. Co 2-72
Dr. John M. Templeton Jr.
Sgt Frank C. Tepper Jr.
Terex Corporation
Howard and Marlies Terpning
Capt Jesse H. Terpstra Jr., USMC (Ret)
Thales Communications, Inc.
The Anderson Company
The Basic School Class 4-69
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The Community Foundation
of Louisville
The Cpl Jerry Plunkett Family
The Hillcrest Foundation
The John L. and Sue Ann
Weinberg Foundation
The Truland Foundation
The Winston-Salem Foundation
Thomas Associates, Inc.
Hall W. Thompson, Jr.
Thomas M. Thompson
Thorne-Barry Memorial Fund
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Thornton
John Thornton
Thorntons, Inc.
Spencer W. Tien
The Michael Tierney Family
Dr. John W. Tisdale
Col Frederic L. Tolleson, USMC
MSgt Elard G. Tom, USMC
Capt Richard P. Torykian, Sr., USMC
John R. Towers
Transportation Management
Services, Inc.
Chester R. Trout
Duane D. and Patricia
Trowbridge, USMC
William G. Tull
Col Robert R. Tyler, USMC (Ret)
Col and Mrs. Foster
G. Ulrich Jr., USMC (Ret)
US Marine Raider Association
USMC Law Enforcement Foundation
The John W. Vagnetti Family
Thomas M. Valente
BM3 John J. “Jack” Valloric, USN
Cpl Kenneth Van Remmen, USMC
LtGen Paul K. Van Riper, USMC
Cdr and Mrs. John
W. Vance III, USN (Ret)
Maj Anthony R. and Valerie
Vanchieri, USMC
Col and Mrs. Fredric J. Vanous
Maj Alton F. Vergote (Ret)
Harold Dean Victory, Jr.
ViON Corporation
Dennis W. Voge
Capt James C. Volkert, USMCR
Col Joe and Jackie Wadle, USMCR
Chad and Kimberly Wagner
Capt Robert H. and
Anne Fegan Waldruff
LtCol Bob Walker, USMCR
Sgt Howell F. Wallace, USMC
Capt Mahlon B. Wallace III, USMCR
Robert Wallach
LtCol Thomas and Lynne Walsh, USMC
Capt Marshall D. Ward, USN
Craig M. Wardlaw, USMCR
Dennis F. Warner
The Honorable John W. Warner, Jr.
Dianne M. Warrick
Ethan Wayne
Col Dwight D. Weber, USMC
Charles A. Webster
Ray T. Weeks and
Betty Mae Tiger-Weeks
Sgt Matthew A. Weick, USMC
LtCol and Mrs. Philip
S. Weigand, USMC (Ret)
David J. Weiner
BGen William Weise, USMC
Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Weiss
Greeley and Barbara Wells
Charitable Fund
Gen Joseph J. Went, USMC
Col Donald R. Werner, USA
Pfc H. Allan Werst, USMCR
1Lt Neil J. Werthmann, USMC
Capt Richard L. White, USMCR
MajGen Thomas L. Wilkerson, USMC
Darrell and Suzette Wilkins
Henry K. Willard, II
Jim A. Willingham
Cpl Jerry A. and Mildred
M. Willis, USMC
The Honorable Pete Wilson
MSgt Robert E. Wiseman, USMC (Ret)
Thomas E. Withycombe
CWO5 and Mrs. Patrick J. Woellhof
MSgt Martin E. Wojcik, USMCR
Maj Richard A. Wolfe, USMC
Alfred K. W. Won
W. Gordon Wood
2Lt Carlton Woodard
Capt and Mrs. Robert
L. Woodruff, USMC (Ret)
C. R. “Doc” Woodward
Col Jerry C. Wulf, USMC
Norman T. Wyatt
Winifred M. Yetter
Robert L. York
Reynolds Young
Ronald J. and Grace S. Zaczek
Bill and Betty Zadel, USMC
SgtMaj Frank J. Zadell, Jr., USMC
Guadalupe Zaleck
MGySgt Michael R. Zender, USMC
Frank A. Zigman
General Anthony C. Zinni, USMC
Larry and Kate Zinser, USMC
Joseph P. Zoeller Fund
semper fi bulldog ,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Alderson
Donald R. Allison
Wade Allred
Jack L. Anderson
James Audet
H. E. Bailey Jr.
Bruce A. Biggs
Col Michael S. Bohn
L. E. Buie
Nancy T. Bullard
Neil E. Carr
Keith A. Cheshire
Virginia Clark
Charles Close
LtCol Joseph A. Como, USMC (Ret)
Col and Mrs. Alfred
M. Cordes, USMC (Ret)
H. J. Crossen
Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Davis
Arthur S. Doerner
George H. Douse
Willard Edison
Jimmie H. Fulkerson
Capt R. E. Garris, USMC (Ret)
Benton Garrison
William T. Golla
Grant L. Graeber
Clyde H. Greene
Gary R. Hamilton
Richard B. Hammond
G. Carey Hauenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Haun
LtCol Ted Herrmann
Michael E. Hopkins
Capt Raymond F. Jacobsen, USMC (Ret)
SSgt Jerry G. Jones, USMC (Ret)
Robert A. Keene
Col James J. Kent
MajGen James A. Kessler, USMC
LtCol Garry N. Klaus, USMC (Ret)
Thomas W. Knowles
Lakeside Foundation
Dr. Robert H. Lawrence
LtCol and Mrs. Steve Linder
Capt John R. Lindsay, USMC (Ret)
SSgt Ronald F. Marmon, USMC
Vincent J. McGuinness
Capt Hugh
F. McIntyre II, USMCR (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Meadows
John A. Menegolla Jr.
Maj and Mrs. Frank
E. Mikolajczak, USMC (Ret)
Jonathan Allen Moore
SSgt Jess O. Mulkey, USMC
Henry W. Murphy
Col H. Phil Pearce, USMCR (Ret)
Yolanda E. Reyes
LtCol Steven
E. Richmond, USMCR (Ret)
LtCol Eugene P. Richter, USMC (Ret)
Capt Kevin J. Rochford, USMC
William H. Roelle
Pfc Robert M. Rossetti
Alma J. Ryan
George F. Scherer
G. Radcliffe Schultz
Edward S. Scovel Jr.
Jeff Shaara
John A. Shaw
Robert V. Simmons
Michael B. Smith
LTC Richard E. Stanier (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Steiner
Joan L. Theisen
Stephen R. Thompson
Joseph V. Vumbacco
Kim A. Wahtera
Col John J. Ward, USMC
Mark Woodward
semper fi
leatherneck 
A. Robert Abboud
SgtMaj John F. Abel (Ret.)
Bruce H. Ackerman
Lydia Collins Ackerman
Karl R. Alff
Ronald E. Alford
LtCol Charles R.
Allen Jr., USMCR (Ret)
LtCol and Mrs. Charles
R. Allison III, USMC (Ret)
Maj Don Amiotte (Ret)
James Anderson
Julie A. Anderson
Ray Anderson
SSgt Stephen A. Anderson, USAF (Ret)
Chris D. Andrews
Larry G. Apple
Maj James A. Ardaiolo, USMC (Ret)
Stanley J. Arkin
Alvan S. Arnall
Michael W. Arnst
1stSgt and Mrs. Clyde Ash Jr.
Michael Audet
Ross Ausburn
Capt and Mrs. C. Richard
Bagshaw, USNR (Ret)
Lonnie J. Bail
Mark Banks, USMC (Ret)
John C. Barghusen
George R. Barkasey
MSgt Paul R. Barnette, USMC (Ret)
Kenneth J. Barry
Col Kent C. Bateman
Col and Mrs. William
G. Bates, USMC (Ret)
MGySgt and Mrs. Clifford
R. Baughn, USMC (Ret)
Barry N. Beck
1stSgt G. A. Beck, USMC
Philip L. Beckerich III, USMCR (Ret)
Cmdr Peter C. Bennett, USN (Ret)
William E. Bennett
Maj W. H. Bennett, USMC (Ret)
Sgt Robert E. Benoit, USMC
Cliff L. Benson Jr.
MGySgt Eugene J. Benson, USMC (Ret)
Fred M. Bering
Leonard F. Bernier
Richard Bertea
William D. Betz
Robert L. Beulin
Jeffrey Bickel
Beverly T. Biondo
David Bird
Maj John D. Blake
Kris Blakely
Richard J. Blanchfield
Stephen P. Bliss
Floyd B. Bodiford
Walter F. Boehme
Carl W. Bolyard
James G. Boudreau
John J. Bouvier M.D. CAPT
MC, USN (Ret)
Wayne M. Bowie
Michael D. Boyd
Capt Ronald W. Branch, USCG (Ret)
Col Daniel M. Brannon, USMC (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Breaux
George F. Brecht Jr.
John J. and Patricia M. Brennan
Patricia A. Brennan
Maynard M. Brittan
Rebecca W. Brizee
SgtMaj Shon P. Brodie, USMC (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin
P. Brooks, USMCR (Ret)
Maj Robert P. Brooks
Stanley M. Brother and Linda Brother
Carole Brown
LtCol and Mrs. Guy
Larry Brown, USMC (Ret)
P. Hamilton Brown
William Bruckner
Ronald Brunken
John D. Bryan
Stephen Budway
Ambassador (Ret) J. R. Bullington
LtCol Richard
K. Burchnall, USMC (Ret)
Bill M. Burks
Dennis L. Burnham
Michael J. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Burns Jr.
Edward C. Burris
Charles Burt Jr.
Dr. Mavin R. Burt and Mrs. Joy L. Burt
David M. Bush
James C. Bussart
O. J. Byrnside, Jr., Ph.D.
Plato Cacheris
Clay and Fern Campbell
John P. Capellupo
Lawrence B. Capraro
Manuel Carazo
Carolyn Hutchings Carino
John A. Carl
James D. Carolus
J. Denzil Carpenter
Neil E. Carr
Richard J. Carr
William J. Carroll
Sgt Bruce E. Carson, USMC
Anthony Castro
Cecil L. Caviezel
Gregory V. Ceci
Harry T. Chaires and Nanna Cuchens
MGySgt Roberto Chang (Ret)
Harvey R. Chaplin
Richard T. Chrisinger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Christopher
Michael Cimino
Dennis K. Clapper
Cpl Boyce Clark, USMC (Ret)
Thomas H. Clary II
Marc G. Clayton Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clemens
Albert J. Clement
George G. Cleveland
James C. Coffey III
LtCol Barbara J. Cole, USMC (Ret)
Jerry F. Coleman
Jacqueline L. Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Mace T. Coleman
Michelle Collier
Robert Collins
Richard A. Cone
Bill Connelly
Lawrence S. Connolly
Col and Mrs. Joseph
W. Constantine, USMCR (Ret)
Col Timothy C. Conway, USMC (Ret)
Jon S. Cook
Richard H. Cooke Sr.
Col Thomas M. Cooper
Michael J. Corelli
MSgt Kenneth A. Couture, USMC (Ret)
Gene Cox
Dr. Hollace L. Cox Jr.
Summer Craig
Sal Cresenzi
Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Cronin Jr.
SgtMaj Daniel J. Crowley, USMC (Ret)
Daniel J. Culnen
Harold Cunningham
Col and Mrs. William
Cunningham, USMC (Ret)
Robert E. Currie
Richard E. Curtis
LtCol Edward
J. Dahy III, USMCR (Ret)
Mike Dale
Harold F. Dampman
Peter D’Astoli
LtCol John J. David, USMC
CDR David E. Davies, USN (Ret)
George I. Davis Jr.
Col J. Walt Davis Jr., USMC (Ret)
YNCM (SS) Jaudon Davis, USN (Ret)
Joseph K. Davis
Ralph L. Davis
Mary H. De Moss
Patrick J. and Mary R. Dean
Cynthia O. Decker
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. DeCrane Jr.
Capt Philip J.
De Groot, USMC (Retired)
Paul J. Delaney
Rogelio G. Delgado
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Denman
John P. Deodati
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Derga Jr.
CWO4 Alfred J. Descourouez
Phillip W. Deuser
Ronald P. Diaz, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Dickerson
Joseph E. Dillon
Robert Doviken
Maj Harry M. Downey III, USMC (Ret)
MSgt Warren H. Downs, USMC (Ret)
Robert M. Draughon
Wallace Draves
GySgt Joseph A. Dube, USMC (Ret)
LtCol Christian F. Dubia, USMC (Ret)
LtCol Stephen J. Dubois, USMC
SSgt Trent DuFour
John Dugo
MGySgt John A. Dulick Jr., USMC (Ret)
MSgt Richard L. Dunbar
Ann H. Dunk
VADM R. F. Dunn, USN
Dr. Arthur J. Durham
William J. Durkin Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Durland
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Duseberg
Victor J. Dutka
LtCol and Mrs. Joseph J. Dzielski (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie R. Ebarb
James Ebert
Donald P. Edwards
Kenneth Edwards
Thomas A. Edwards M.D.
Merle C. Eglet
Ronald Elbling
Capt and Mrs. Richard C. Ellzey, USMC
Col and Mrs. Dick
Elsworth, USMC (Ret)
Robert J. Emerton
Robert Emmet
Robert L. Engel
Eugena A. Engh
1stSgt Melvin R. Espinosa
Capt and Mrs. Vernon
C. Estep, USMC (Ret)
Andrew J. Evans II
D. Carl Evans
Col Robert V. Evans Jr., USMCR (Ret)
Jerome D. Fagel Jr.
Lisa A. M. Faleskie
Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Farrell
Capt William F. Farrell
Maj Gerald D. Fassler, USMC (Ret)
Michael Fegan
Capt Thomas L. Fehrle, USN (Ret)
LtCol and Mrs. William J. Feind
Bob Ferguson
Col Benjamin B. Ferrell, USMC (Ret)
Maj Roger Fetterly, USMC (Ret)
LtCol Patrick
J. Finneran Jr., USMC (Ret)
Capt Philip E. Flanagan, USMC (Ret)
Col and Mrs. James
C. Flynn, USMC (Ret)
John T. Fogarty
Bertha K. Fournier
Albert M. Fox
Joseph Fraggiotti
CWO3 Rose J. Franco, USMC (Ret)
Maj Woodrow G. Franklin, USMCR
Bruce G. Fraser
William Jerry Frear
Robert J. Freed
Maj John R. French
Mayo Galindo Esq.
Phyllis M. Gallaway
Kenneth G. Gamble
Margaret M. Gannon
D. Harry W. Garschagen
William Gaynor
Robert G. Gehrig
Frank W. Geiger
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin K. Gensinger
Boyd L. George
Terry A. and Connie L. Gerba
Jason Gerhardt
LtCol Howard Lawrence
Gerlach, USMC (Ret)
Michael A. Gianetti Jr.
1stSgt Ronald Gilbert, USMC (Ret)
Cdr and Mrs. Warren S. Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Santo Giliberto
William A. Glaser
Maj Aloys A. Glose, USMC (Ret)
TSgt Cleveland W. Glover
SMSgt Jesus Godinez
Tom Goldsworthy
Manuel H. Gonzalez Jr.
Eunice Erb Goodan
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Goodyear
Michael M. Gorman
Robert F. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Laurens
B. Grandy, USMC (Ret)
Dr. Kathy Grant
James D. Gratke
Col and Mrs. Joseph
L. Gregorcyk, USMC (Ret)
William F. Griffiths
Curtis L. Gruetzmacher
1LT Alfred H. Guhl, USMC (Ret)
Dolly Gullo
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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gunderson
Col and Mrs. Frank R. Gunter
Byron A. Haase
William E. Haase
Col Joseph E. Haddad, USMC (Ret)
Col Robert G. Haggard, USMC (Ret)
LtCol Charles A. Haislip, USMC
Col Richard E. Haislip, USMC (Ret)
David M. Halik
Kenneth L. Halverson
MSgt William W. Hamby, USMC (Ret)
Peter J. Hamel
James Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Handley
1ST Sgt and Mrs. Jack L. Hansen (Ret)
Col James C. Hardee
LCDR Jeffrey Taft Hardy, USN (Ret)
Col Willard J. Harnden, USMCR (Ret)
Barbara L. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Harris
Eugene L. Harshbarger
Ronald L. Hart
Charles Hartman
MSgt Raymond K. Harvey, USMC (Ret)
Norman Harwell
Capt William C. Haskell, USN (Ret)
Maj Scott G. Hasler Sr.
Bruce A. Hasley
Col Boyette S. Hasty, USMC
SSgt Robert G. Hatch, USMC
James S. Haviland
Linda P. Hayes
Thomas M. Haythe
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Hayward
MSgt J. G. Heimerl, USMC (Ret)
and Kelli Heimerl
Col Robert
A. Henderson, USMCR (Ret)
Michael E. Hennessy Esq.
James T. Herron Jr.
GySgt Conrad T. Heslin
Ronald B. Heslop
LCpl Michael E. Higham
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hilbert
LtCol David C. Hill, USMCR (Ret)
Edward W. Hinson Jr.
Gary B. Hirsch
Col William W. Hobbs Jr.
Steve Hodges
Hubert J. Hoff
David Hoffman
Russell T. Holloway
Col James A. Homan
Maj John K. Hood, USMC
Maj John Hoogendam, USMC (Ret)
Cpl Sam W. Horner
Russ Hostetler
Col George W. Houck, USMC (Ret)
Robert W. Howe
CDR and Mrs. Jeffrey
T. Hubert, USN (Ret)
Douglas Huether
Lawrence P. Hughes
Mark M. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hurst
Michael D. Hutchings
Capt Richard L. Hyre, USMCR
William F. Igoe Jr.
LtCol Daniel C. Inghram
LtCol Donald M. Ingram, USMC (Ret)
Raymond Irwin
Lawrence C. Isham
SgtMaj Lewis D. Izard, USMC (Ret)
MSgt James F. Jackson
Kenneth R. Jackson
Aileen A. Jaczko
Col Michael A. Janovicz,
USA (Ret), USMC
RADM Richard R. Jeffries, USN (Ret)
SSgt Geo R. Jenkins, USMC
Maj Clyde A. Jesse, USMC (Ret)
MSgt H. R. Jolly, USMC (Ret)
Arnold L. Jones
Jerry H. Jones
Marilyn E. Jones
Connie L. Kalbac
Buck Kamphausen
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kanarian
Joseph D. Karbonit
LCpl David Karpel
Paul Kaufman
Donald J. Keehan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Keeler
LtCol Thomas A. Keene, USMC (Ret)
Arthur J. Keener
LtCol Thomas F. Kelaher, USMCR
GySgt Michael J. Kelliher
Mr. and Mrs. Martin N. Kellogg
Maj Thomas E. J. Kelly, USMC (Ret)
MGySgt William F. Kelly, USMC (Ret)
Maj Thomas
J. Kennedy Sr., USMC (Ret)
Todd Kennedy
LtCol Thomas Keogh
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Key
Sara W. Kilmer
Richard E. King
David W. Kirkpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene James Kirkwood Sr.
David W. Kling
Col Horace E. Knapp, USMC (Ret)
Maj and Mrs. M. A. Koebig
Henry P. Koeck
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Korb III
Francis Koudelka
Steven A. Kovacs
Maj John F. Krebs
SSgt John H. Krisko, III
Maj and Mrs. Michael R. Lamb
Mrs. Margaret W. Laun
Capt John Lavra, USN (Ret)
Robert A. Lawrence
David B. Le Fevre
Charles H. Leaird
David Lee
LtCol Hon K. Lee, USMCR (Ret)
Maj Kurt Chew-Een Lee, USMC (Ret)
John R. Leeman
Peter A. Lehman
Ronald G. Lehman
Nicholas Lekas
Daniel J. Lennon
John Lesinszki
Laverne Levengood
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lewis
Cpl Joseph Libby
Mr. and Mrs. S. Robert Licker
Col John R. Lilley II, USMC (Ret)
Harry O. Lindback
Maj Philip A. Lindeman
Cpl Edward F. Lindsay
Frank E. Lindstrom
Maj Walter Lobo
LtCol George P. Lombardo, USMC (Ret)
Dr. James C. Lorentzen
Robert C. Lorish
Col James D. Lott
Capt Charles R. Love
Ward Lowing
Capt Lloyd L. Loy, USMC (Ret)
John A. Luberda
Col Paul A. Lucey, USMCR (Ret)
Gerald F. Luchansky
Dr. Christine G. Ludowise
SgtMaj Philip D. Lukens, USMC (Ret)
1stSgt Peter J. Lynch, USMC (Ret)
Thomas E. Lynch
LtCol and Mrs. Peter
H. Lyons, USMCR (Ret)
Bradley MacDonald
Ruthelaine J. MacIntyre
Col Joseph M. Magaldi, USMC (Ret)
Maj Will D. Magruder
Col Michele Manning, USMC (Ret)
Steven C. Manning
Thomas C. Manson
John K. March
John S. Marchetti
Daniel C. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. G. Leamon Martin Jr.
Lt George W. Martin
James H. Martin
James L. Martin
GySgt R. James Martin, USMC
Idell J. Martinez
Patricia Marvil
GySgt Patrick M. Mason, USMC (Ret)
Cpl Philip E. Mason
VADM Walter
B. Massenburg, USN (Ret)
Harold D. Mathena
Col and Mrs. Frederick
A. Mathews, USMC (Ret)
David and Elaine Mathias
Dennis Maxam
Dean O. Maxwell
E. Thomas Mc Farlan
John McCormick
Charles W. McCoy
Mickey McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. McCurdy
James Allen McCurdy
Charlie G. McDaniel
Michael G. McDonald
James A. McGaw
James O. McGehee Jr.
Donald H. McGlothlin
Did You Know?
The first installed monument
in Semper Fidelis Memorial Park
was the Lieutenant General John
A. Lejeune statue.
Diane Draper McGuire
Capt William C. McIntyre
Col and Mrs. Vance
F. McKean, USMC (Ret)
MSgt Wayne A. McNeir, USMC (Ret)
Col and Mrs. James
C. McRoberts, USMCR (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mechling
Thomas J. Meehan
Michael Meisner
Miguel A. Merced
M. Virginia Metzler
Col Michael A. Micucci, USMC (Ret)
Lee R. Miller
Robert O. Miller
Jeffrey A. Mills
Donald E. Minnick
Stanley N. Minor
Sgt Stanley L. Mitchell
Dennis G. Mittleider
Lawrence E. Mock Jr.
Col Joseph F. Molineaux Jr., USMC (Ret)
Charles Moncrief
A. W. Moore Jr.
Mrs. Kyle C. Moore
Capt and Mrs. Lawrence
E. Moore III, USN (Ret)
Capt Ronald D. Moore (Ret)
Joe Morris
Thomas K. Morris
Manis W. Mullarkey
Capt Roger T. Mullins
and Col Caroline Simkins-Mullins
Henry R. Murphy
Suzane Murray
Col and Mrs. Nicholas Nanna, USMC
George Nealon
Sylvia R. Nelson
Dr. Timothy K. Nenninger
Maj Roger L. Nesslage, USMC (Ret)
Richard A. Newell
John J. Newton
LtCol Timothy W. Nichols, USMC,
and Elizabeth G. Nichols
Morris Nicholson
Charles Niziol
Daryl E. Northrop
Capt and Mrs. Jeremiah
P. O’Connor, USNR (Ret)
GySgt Ronald O’Connor
and LCpl Anna J. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. O’Connor Jr.
Brendan P. O’Donnell
Robert J. O’Donnell
Col Don J. Ogden (Ret.)
Sgt Scott J. Oggeri, USMC
GySgt Michael
E. Oldehaver, USMC (Ret)
MSgt Anthony C. Olenick, USMC (Ret)
Daniel J. O’Mara
Kenneth O’Neil
Capt John M. O’Neill Jr.
Capt Stephen J. O’Neill, USMC
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. O’Roark
Frano Ostoja
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Mark A. Ouimette Ph.D.
David C. Overturf
Mr. and Mrs. Donn M. Palmer
Laurence V. Parker
Matthew L. Parker
Heather Parra
MajGen Eugene
Gray Payne Jr., USMC (Ret)
Sgt Robert J. Pecher
Cpl and Mrs. William F. Peer
Sgt Donald L. Penfold
Timothy L. Perry
Peter A. Pesaresi
LtCol Daniel J. Peters, USMC (Ret)
and Mrs. Mai L. Peters
Maj and Mrs. George
E. Peterson, USMC (Ret)
Philip R. Peterson Jr.
Robert C. Peterson
Rodney L. Pfeifer
LtCol David M. Pirnie, USMC (Ret)
Paul Pollack
Dick Pollard
Joseph J. Poptic
Barry Porter
Donald E. Porter
Garry L. Pote
Frank Pottmeyer
Walter R. Powers
John A. Pratt Jr.
Lorenzo Provencio
Charles E. Pugh
Dr. Theodore I. Putnam
Roger and Catherine Qualheim
Col Daryl L. Rabert, USMCR (Ret)
LCDR Charles Mark Race, USN (Ret)
Edward V. Randall Jr.
Richard L. Reader
Thomas N. Reddington
Jon H. Regnier, USMCR
Capt Staci L. Reidinger, USMC
Walter R. Reifel Jr.
Linda C. Remus
Kenton D. Rexford
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore A. Rignola
Dennis Riha
Charles N. Riley
Edward W. Riley III
Clay V. Ring
Robert C. Ringen
Jorge Rios
Bernice M. Ripberger
Arturo Rivera
John F. Rivers
Cpl Nathan J. Robfogel, USMCR
Col Glenn H. Robinson, USMCR (Ret)
Richard W. Robinson
Col Glenn W. Rodney, USMC (Ret)
Cpl Albert Rodriguez
Vincent J. Roemmele
MGySgt James W. Rogers, USMC (Ret)
Col and Mrs. John P. Roos
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Rose
CDR Donald
H. Rosenbaum, USN (Ret)
MGySgt Samuel M. Rosenbaum, USMC
Richard K. Ruch II
Charles L. Rue
Col and Mrs. Edward
Phillip Russell, USMCR (Ret)
LtCol Glenn W. Russell, USMC (Ret)
Walter Rustmann
Col Gerald Joseph Ryan, USMC (Ret)
SSgt John J. Ryan, USMC (Ret)
Cpl Patrick A. Ryan, USMC
Col Charles W. Sampson
1LT Rex P. Sand
Edwin G. Sanders Sr.
Richard C. Sanders
Col and Mrs. Michael
E. Sandlin, USMCR (Ret)
Col Joaquin S. Santos Jr.
Maj Carleton Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Saviano
Deborah Schade
HM3 Richard Schambach, USN
Charles E. Scharlau
Matthew Schettler
LTJG Carl Schlegel, USN (Ret)
SgtMaj Gerald
E. Schmeiser, USMC (Ret)
Sgt Richard G. Schmucker Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schneider
Michael Schroeder
Neale Jay Schuman
Maj Norvel M. Scott Sr., USMC (Ret)
LCpl Wheeler S. Seabolt Jr.
Jonathan J. Seagle
Capt Thomas F. Seale III, USMC
Richard J. Seely
Rogers A. Severson
Carl Shanklin
Edward J. Shea
Mark Sheehan
John C. Sheffield III
James T. Sheppard
Maj James
M. Shoemaker Jr., USMCR (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Simonelli
Capt Mark R. Sitter, USMC
Joseph C. Smetana
C. Craig Smith
Pfc David R. Smith Sr.
Pfc Eric Smith
James Smith
Julius C. Smith
Larry D. Smith
Col Malcolm E. Smith Jr.
Norman E. Smith
Richard R. Smith
SgtMaj Ronald E. Smith
Wendell P. Smith Jr.
Sgt William F. Smith
Erle S. Sneed
Thomas Jonathon Snow
Maj Frederick J. Snyder, USMC (Ret)
Col and Mrs. Harry
L. Solter, USMC (Ret)
Philip L. Sonner Sr.
David J. Spay
Mark E. Speese
Robert M. Spence
Ronald B. Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Spicer Sr.
James D. Spinka
Jacilyn E. Spuhler
Margaret Weed St. John
William D. Stegbauer
Charles Steininger
Mr. and Mrs. George Stettler
Sheldon K. Stock
Richard Stoff
Marion G. Strack
Daniel and Karen Straub
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Strelkauskas
Ramond F. Sullivan, USN (Ret)
Trent T. Sutherland
MSgt Alvin E. Sutton Jr.
Bernie Swaim
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Swarthout
Peter Swayne
Col and Mrs. Richard
A. Swedberg, USMC (Ret)
Edward Swindle
LtCol Orson G. Swindle, USMC (Ret)
Col Robert E. Switzer, USMC (Ret)
Michael E. Taurasi
William L. Tenney
Col G. E. Thiry, USMC (Ret)
Maj James H. Thomas Jr., USMC (Ret)
Col John C. Thomas
Lydia D. Thomas
Col and Mrs. Robert D. Thomas
David J. Thompson
LtCol and Mrs. Ronald E. Thompson
Anita L. Throwe
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Tibbetts
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Tiemann
John and Dorothy Tierney
GySgt and Mrs. Henry
A. Tireman, USMC (Ret)
MSgt Michael W. Todd, USMC (Ret)
Michael Tomlinson
Maj John A. Toolan, USMCR (Ret)
SgtMaj Arthur
T. Torizzo, USMC (Ret)
Edgar Torres
David S. Traitel II
Christopher B. Traxson
LtCol and Mrs. Andrew
F. Traynor Jr., USMCR (Ret)
John A. Trinder
Gerald S. Triplett
SgtMaj William S. Trope, USMC (Ret)
Cpl Harlin D. Trupp
Capt Francis D. Tyson, USMC
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Valiton
Ronald F. Valvassori Sr.
LtCol Duane Van Fleet, USMC (Ret)
Armand Ventura
Cpl John C. Vernon
Eleanor Vigil
Robert C. Vincent
David Joseph Vogel
Sgt Vic Voltaggio
Robert L. Von Eschen
Jack Wagner
Brian D. Wallace
Col Robert P. Walling, USMC (Ret)
Ted V. Wannenwetsch
Sharon Wantuck
Ambassador George F. Ward Jr.
James B. Warner, USMCR
Stephen R. Wartalski
John H. Watson Jr.
John W. Weaner
Randall Webb
Lee P. Webber
Herbert J. Weiner
Paul Weitz
LtCol Robert E. Welch, USMCR (Ret)
Van S. Welch II
Maj Richard C. Wells (Ret)
Thomas J. Welsh
Phil Wendel
R. Wallace Wertsch
Mr. and Mrs. Earle R. West
Kenneth West
Barry F. Westfall
Col Marvin A. Westphal, USMC (Ret)
Maj Joshua O. Whamond, USMC
Steve Wheeler
Edward H. Whitman
Maj John S. Whitmore, USMCR (Ret)
MGySgt Thomas
J. Whittard, USMC (Ret)
Sanford M. Whitwell
George Kevin Wilcutt
Donald W. Wilke
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben L. Willhite
PDD George E. Williams, PKDOY
John R. Williams
Col Charles T. Williamson, USMC (Ret)
Thomas Wilshere
Maj David C. Wilson, USMC (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Wilson
William L. Wilson
Leontine Winn
Jack W. Winters
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Witherspoon
LtCol R. C. Witterberg, USMC (Ret)
Robert A. Wood Sr.
Maj M. B. Woods, USMC (Ret)
Larry N. Woody
Doug Wright
Ernest L. Wyne
M. C. Yarke
Maj E. J. Yochum
Cynthia D. Yoczik
D. D. Youngblood
MGySgt Richard J. Zahn, USMC
1LT Joseph E. Zaytoun (Ret.)
MSgt T. B. Zelinske (Ret.)
Ronald J. Zink
 society
Robert E. Ackerman Ph.D.
Capt Arthur W. “Nick”
Arundel, USMC (Ret)
Bob Atwater
Mr. Carl J. Austrian Jr.
LtCol Wayne A. Babb, USMC (Ret)
Mr. Thomas M. Banholzer
GySgt and Mrs. Richard
H. Behrens, USMC (Ret)
Capt Matthew L. Blakely, USMCR (Ret)
Mr. Robert Blum
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Mr. Nicholas T. Carton
Mr. Paul H. Casebolt
Mr. Samuel M. Cassidy III
Mr. Alexander Chang
Dan R. Cheatham Sgt., USMC
Mrs. Barbara A. Christie
LtGen and Mrs. Ron Christmas, USMC
Cpl Boyce Clark, USMC (Ret)
Capt John N. Colas, USMC (Ret)
Mr. Sherman Collins, USMC
LtCol James J. Connolly, USMC (Ret)
Mr. Philip W. Conroy
GySgt Robert J. Corbett, USMC (Ret)
GySgt Victor D. Corson (Ret)
Senator John E. Courson
Daniel C. and Brenda J. Crawford
Mrs. Nancy B. Crutchfield
Ed Cuccio
Mr. John R. Currell
LtCol Herbert W. De Groft
SSgt Canio J. Di Gerardo
Mr. Donald C. Dilley
Mr. Lawrence J. Dobrindt
Capt Percy S. Douglas, USMCR
Mr. Jack E. Dufour
Sgt. Michael L. Emerson
Mrs. Violet Etherington
Mr. Kevin John Fallis
Mr. Ronald I. Fields
Ms. Marion Fitchett
CMSgt John F. Forgette, USAF (Ret)
Maj and Mrs. Calvin
C. Frantz, USMC (Ret)
James R. Freels Jr.
Mr. Bill M. French
Cpl Charlie R. Frey, USMC
LtCol Grant V. Frey, USMC (Ret)
GySgt Richard L. Garrepy, USMC (Ret)
Mr. Frank W. Geiger
James W. Gerwig Sr.
SSgt Tom Goldsberry
Mr. Marvin E. Gordon
Sgt Robert P. Gray
Mr. Philip Wm. Grella
SSgt Kevin G. Grewe, USMC
Ms. Lily H. Gridley
Col Peter Grimes, USMCR (Ret)
Mr. Thomas P. Grimm
Sgt Norman L. Gulley, USMC (Ret)
Col G.F. Robert Hanke, USMCR (Ret)
Mr. Zeddie L. Harmon
Mr. and Mrs. Colin A. Harrison
Mr. Donald R. Hayes
Mr. Melvin Heckt
Dr. E. Bruce Heilman
Col Margaret
M. Henderson, USMC (Ret)
SSgt Edwin A. Hershon
Col J. Jack W. Hilgers, USMC (Ret)
Maj James B. Hunter Jr.
Ms. Mary Teri Ivaniski
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jackson
GySgt Douglas B. Johnson, USMC (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Johnson
LtCol and Mrs. Clyde
J. Johnston, USMC (Ret)
Mr. Richard C. Jones Jr.
SSgt Ralph E. Surber, Jr., USMC
William E. Kent and Doreen A. Kent
LtCol Roger G. Kidston
BGen John F. Kinney, USMC (Ret)
Dr. Lee Albert Krimmer
General Charles C. Krulak, USMC (Ret)
Mr. Peter E. Kump
Mr. George La Frazia
Mrs. Carol Quinn-Lassell
Sgt and Mrs. David Lee
Mr. Nicholas Lekas
Ms. Sabrina Marguerite Lemons
LtCol Louis R. Lepore, USMCR (Ret)
SSgt Richard R. Lew
Commodore Thomas J. Lupo
Mr. and Mrs. Dante J. Massi Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Matricardi Jr.
Mr. Theodore A. Mayberry
Ms. Ruth H. Mayo
Ms. Agnes E. McCaskill
MSgt Robert A. McCrocklin
Sgt John W. McGinty Jr.
Ms. Margaret Moran
LtCol Ben Munn, USMCR
Firmin Murakami, USMC
Mrs. Brenda Necaise
Capt Harry C. Niemann III
LtCol Nelson M. Olf, USMC (Ret)
Janice C. Parrott
Mr. John T. Pasquini
Mr. J. Stephen Penner
Mr. Ronald L. Peters
LtCol John Pidgeon
Mr. Robert A. Portenier
Mr. Douglas R. Pricer
Col Sara J. Pritchett, USMC (Ret)
Col Walter S. Pullar Jr., USMC
Mr. J. Riojas
Capt Everett A. Robinson III
Darwin E. and Marion E. Rogers
Dr. Peter C. Rollins
Col and Mrs. John P. Roos
LtCol David L. Ross
and Ruth Linscheid Ross
Mr. George L. Rumelt
Mr. James A. Sable
MSgt and Mrs. Norman
G. Schwartz, USMC (Ret)
Mr. George L. Scott Jr.
Mr. Martin A. Sekulski
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Shaw
Ms. Mary Daggett Sheehan
CWO4 Warren A. Singer, USMC (Ret)
Pfc Daniel E. Smith
SgtMaj Halsey
W. Smith Jr., USMCR (Ret)
LCpl Mark A. Smith
Mr. Mel Snitz
Sgt Michael J. Sowicz Jr., USMCR
Capt and Mrs. Winfield
A. Spear, USMC (Ret)
Richard V. Spencer
Mr. Lynn Terry
Sgt Harold J. Thompson
Col and Mrs. Robert
R. Tyler, USMC (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Armand Ventura
Sgt Bryan R. Vickery
Mr. Brian D. Wallace
Mr. Stephen R. Wartalski
Mr. Bennie Weldon
Mr. James E. White
LtCol Richard T. White Jr. Esq.
Col Robert D. and Donna R. White
Cpl and Mrs. Jerry A. Willis
Capt Leon Wirtenberg, USMC (Ret)
Mr. Carl R. Withey
Mr. William G. Workman
Ms. Carol Zinsmeister
Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Corporate Circle Members
The Marine Corps Heritage
Foundation salutes our
Corporate Circle members.
Their leadership and
generosity to our campaign
has provided meaningful
support to the National
Museum of the Marine
Corps and its growing
programmatic outreach.
Balfour Beatty Construction
Pratt & Whitney
Harris Connect IDC Fundraising Division
Rolls Royce North America
Innovative Reasoning
Susan Davis International
J. F. Fick, Inc.
First Command Financial Planning, Inc.
Officers Equipment Company
Harris Corporations
30 s e n t i n e l
2012 Financial Report
January 1, 2012, to December 31, 2012
HERITAGE CENTER, LLC
Assets
Total Current and Fixed Assets
Total Capitalized Construction Costs
Total Investments
Total Assets
Assets
$
$
30,720,738
76,183,457
17,397,534
124,301,729
Total Inventory
Total Assets
$
$
1,112,075
399,320
1,511,395
Liabilities and Net Assets
Total Liabilities
Transfers from LLC equity
Unrestricted Net Assets
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
Permanently Restricted Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$
$
1,344,625
1,222,420
12,886,394
108,208,859
639,431
124,301,729
Revenue
Building Pledges
Contributions
Investment Income
Event Revenue
Royalties and Other Income
Total Revenue
$
$
26,173,116
5,114,171
1,204,995
63,539
13,072
32,568,893
Total Liabilities
Total Net Assets
$
$
165,151
1,346,244
1,511,395
Revenue
Museum Store Sales
Mail Order Sales
Special Events
Other Revenue
Total Revenue
$
$
2,154,905
508,794
255,729
247,927
3,167,355
Expenses
Salaries, Taxes, and Benefits
Cost of Sales
Other Expenses
Total Expense
$
$
842,313
1,199,607
557,711
2,599,631
$
567,724
Expenses
Change in Net Assets
$
778,314
377,282
210,896
192,754
141,540
111,316
60,050
30,456
19,049
6,490
2,750
$
1,947,515
1,515,756
554,998
5,949,166
$
26,619,727
Program Costs
Marketing / Advertising
Heritage Center Support
Education / Teacher-in-Residence
Special Events
NMMC Support
Internship Programs (NMMC and HD)
MCU History Division Support
Program Grants
Awards Program
CMC House Support
US Marine Band Support
Other Expenses
Fundraising
Administrative
Total Expenses
2 0 1 3 31
2013 Financial Report
From January 1, 2013, to June 30, 2013
HERITAGE CENTER, LLC
Assets
Total Capitalized Construction Costs
Total Investments
Total Assets
Assets
$
$
33,516,139
76,599,988
18,728,788
128,844,915
Total Inventory
Total Assets
$
$
971,618
408,897
1,380,515
Total Liabilities
Transfers from LLC equity
Unrestricted Net Assets
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
Permanently Restricted Net Assets
$
$
1,056,390
1,572,420
16,526,323
109,050,351
639,431
128,844,915
Revenue
Building Pledges
Contributions
Investment Income
Event Revenue
Royalties and Other Income
Total Revenue
$
$
903,827
5,975,709
410,417
16,935
3,648
7,310,536
Total Liabilities
Total Net Assets
$
$
176,491
1,204,024
1,380,515
Revenue
Museum Store Sales
Mail Order Sales
Special Events
Other Revenue
Total Revenue
$
$
974,227
191,690
111,121
151,383
1,428,421
Expenses
Cost of Sales
Other Expenses
Total Expense
$
$
434,063
527,937
258,641
1,220,641
$
207,780
Expenses
Program Costs
Heritage Center Support
Marketing / Advertising
Special Events
Education / Teacher-in-Residence
Internship Programs (NMMC and HD)
NMMC Support
Program Grants
MCU History Division Support
Awards Program
US Marine Band Support
CMC House Support
Other Expenses
Fundraising
Administrative
Total Expenses
$
192,307
156,263
126,390
116,600
54,470
49,639
30,000
20,820
18,927
5,009
0
$
981,783
814,754
262,153
2,829,115
$
4,481,421
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