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SEPTEMBER 2014
September 2014
Volume 14, No. 1
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STEVE TOMKINS Artistic Director
Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Book by Quiara Alegría Hudes
Conceived by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Francis J. Gaudette Theatre
September 17 – October 26, 2014
Everett Performing Arts Center
October 31 – November 23, 2014
Director
ERIC ANKRIM
Choreographer
DANIEL CRUZ
Music Director
R.J. TANCIOCO
Scenic/Lighting Designer
TOM STURGE
Costume Designers
MELANIE BURGESS,
KELLY MCDONALD
Stage Manager
BRENDA K. WALKER*
Assistant Stage Manager
LOUISE BUTLER*
Sound Designer
BRENT WARWICK
Prop Master
MONIQUE WALKER
Costume Shop Manager
CYNTHIA SAVAGE
Wig Master
DOUGLAS DECKER
Production Manager
JAY MARKHAM
STARRING SHOW SPONSOR Master Scenic Artist
JULIA B. FRANZ
Technical Director
BRADLEY C. BIXLER
MEDIA SPONSOR Village Theatre is also funded in part by 4Culture, ArtsFund, Bellevue Arts Commission, The Boeing Company, Bruce and Jolene McCaw Family Foundation,
City of Issaquah, Coastal Community Bank, D.A. Davidson & Co./Jeff Decker CWS, Encore Arts Programs, Everett Bone and Joint,
Everett Cultural Commission, FINS Bistro, Fred Meyer Foundation, The Herald, Issaquah Arts Commission, Issaquah Press & Sammamish Reporter,
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Season support provided by Microsoft, Lombardi’s Italian Restaurants, Pogacha
Season media support provided by The Seattle Times
Development of In The Heights was supported by the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center during a residency at the Music Theater Conference of 2005.
Initially developed by Black House Productions.
Originally Produced on Broadway by Kevin McCollum, Jeffrey Seller, Jill Furman Willis, Sander Jacobs, Goodman/Grossman, Peter Fine, Everett/Skipper
In The Heights is presented through special arrangement with R&H Theatricals: www.rnh.com.
VILLAGE THEATRE’S 2014-2015 SEASON
IN THE HEIGHTS
MARY POPPINS
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS
NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY
CABARET
September 18 - November 23, 2014
November 13, 2014 - February 8, 2015
January 22 - March 29, 2015
March 19 - May 24, 2015
May 14 - August 2, 2015
Cast
Usnavi..........................................................................................................................................Perry Young*
Nina Rosario............................................................................................................................. Tanesha Ross*
Benny................................................................................................................................Kyle Robert Carter*
Abuela Claudia...........................................................................................................Corrina Lapid Munter*
Camilla Rosario..................................................................................................................... Pamela Turpen*
Kevin Rosario........................................................................................................................ Jose J. Gonzales*
Sonny......................................................................................................................................... Justin Huertas
Vanessa......................................................................................................................................Naomi Morgan
Carla..............................................................................................................................................Jennifer Paz*
Daniela.............................................................................................................................................. Iris Elton*
Piragua Guy............................................................................................................................Joseph Tancioco
Graffiti Pete.................................................................................................................................. Daniel Cruz*
ENSEMBLE
Rylan Bonnevie, Desireé Boyd, Arthur Cuadros*, Vince-John Frijas, Rianna Hidalgo,
Jenna Lindberg, Nathaniel Padre, Shelby Willis
UPGRADE
NOW
SCORE A
SHINY NEW
REBATE
UNDERSTUDIES
Usnavi........................................................................................................................................ Justin Huertas
Nina Rosario/Daniela................................................................................................Alexandria Henderson
Benny/Sonny...................................................................................................................................Jesse Smith
Abuela Claudia/Camilla Rosario........................................................................................Leilani Berinobis
Kevin Rosario.........................................................................................................................Joseph Tancioco
Vanessa..........................................................................................................................................Jennifer Paz*
Carla.........................................................................................................................................Rianna Hidalgo
Piragua Guy................................................................................................................................... Danny Kam
Graffiti Pete...........................................................................................................................Vince-John Frijas
Female Swing................................................................................................................. Stephanie Dehrkoop
Male Swing........................................................................................................................................ Jelani Kee
*The Actors and Stage Managers are members of the Actor’s Equity Association, the Union of
Professional Actors and Stage managers in the United States.
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Conductor/Keyboard 1.............................................................................................................. R.J. Tancioco
Keyboard 2..................................................................................... Dwight Beckmeyer or Michael Nutting
Guitar............................................................................................................................................. Greg Fulton
Bass.................................................................................................................................................. Chris Jones
Trumpet...................................................................................................................................... Cesar Amaral
Trombone....................................................................................................Keith Winkle or David Marriott
Reed................................................................................................................... David Long or Bruce Wilson
Drums..................................................................................................................................... James “Rif ” Reif
Percussion.......................................................................................................Chris Monroe or Paul Hansen
Synopsis
In the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, a tight-knit multi-ethnic community
wakes to one of the hottest, life-changing summer days that it has ever experienced. Hopes, dreams,
and pressures are plentiful in the barrio. Usnavi, a young storeowner, dreams of traveling back
to the Dominican Republic, the place of his birth. Nina has dropped out of Stanford and dreads
disappointing her parents who can barely keep their cab company afloat. Benny, who is employed
by Nina’s parents, wants to start his own cab company someday and maybe win the girl of his
dreams. Vanessa wishes she could escape the neighborhood’s stifling tedium and the catcalls from
the barrio boys. When Usnavi discovers that one of his customers has won the lottery for $96,000
and the summer heat triggers a blackout, the barrio is thrown into chaos as tradition and family
loyalty come into conflict with desires for escape and self-betterment. This whirlwind story is full
of passion, joy, heartbreak, life, and driving Latin beats during a sizzling summer of possibilities.
Musical Numbers
ACT I
In The Heights.................................................................................................................Usnavi, Company
Breathe..................................................................................................................Nina Rosario, Company
Benny’s Dispatch....................................................................................................... Benny, Nina Rosario
It Won’t Be Long Now.......................................................................................... Vanessa, Usnavi, Sonny
Inútil....................................................................................................................................... Kevin Rosario
No Me Diga..................................................................................Daniela, Carla, Vanessa, Nina Rosario
96,000................................... Usnavi, Benny, Sonny, Graffiti Pete, Vanessa, Daniela, Carla, Company
Paciencia y Fé................................................................................................... Abuela Claudia, Company
When You’re Home................................................................................Nina Rosario, Benny, Company
Piragua...................................................................................................................................... Piragua Guy
The Club.................................................................... Usnavi, Vanessa, Nina Rosario, Benny, Company
Blackout.........................................................................................................................................Company
There will be a 15 minute intermission between acts
ACT II
Sunrise.....................................................................................................Nina Rosario, Benny, Company
Hundreds of Stories.............................................................................................. Abuela Claudia, Usnavi
Enough................................................................................................................................Camilla Rosario
Carnaval del Barrio.........................Daniela, Carla, Vanessa, Usnavi, Sonny, Piragua Guy, Company
Atención................................................................................................................................ Kevin Rosario
Alabanza.................................................................................................Usnavi, Nina Rosario, Company
No Me Diga (reprise)................................................................... Carla, Nina Rosario, Vanessa, Daniela
Piragua (reprise)....................................................................................................................... Piragua Guy
Champagne........................................................................................................................ Vanessa, Usnavi
When The Sun Goes Down......................................................................................Nina Rosario, Benny
Finale................................................................................................................................Usnavi, Company
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Production Team
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Village Theatre is to be
a regionally recognized and nationally
influential center of excellence in family
theatre:
• To promote a season of top
quality productions
• To commission and produce new
musicals that achieve national exposure
• To train young people in theatre skills for
career opportunities and enriched lives
• To develop a broad-based appreciation
for live theatre
• To promote positive values through art
THEATRE INFORMATION
Issaquah
Village Theatre
Francis J. Gaudette Theatre
303 Front Street North
Issaquah, WA 98027-2917
Box Office: (425) 392-2202
Administration: (425) 392-1942
Fax: (425) 391-3242
Toll Free: (866) 688-8899
TTY Access: (800) 833-4384
Director.....................................................................................................................................Eric Ankrim
Choreographer..........................................................................................................................Daniel Cruz
Music Director........................................................................................................................ R.J. Tancioco
Scenic/Lighting Designer.........................................................................................................Tom Sturge
Costume Designers............................................................................Melanie Burgess, Kelly McDonald
Sound Designer...................................................................................................................Brent Warwick
Associate Choreographer................................................................. Shadou Mintrone, Angel Williams
Assistant Scenic Designer.....................................................................................Katherine Stromberger
Associate Music Director................................................................................................ Michael Nutting
Scenic Design Assistant..................................................................................................Tristan Roberson
Stage Manager............................................................................................................... Brenda K. Walker*
Assistant Stage Manager...................................................................................................... Louise Butler*
Production Assistant......................................................................................................... Colleen Nielsen
Rehearsal Drummer..........................................................................................................James “Rif ” Reif
Dance and Fight Captain..................................................................................................Pamela Turpen*
Technical Director, Issaquah.......................................................................................... Bradley C. Bixler
Assistant Technical Director, Electrics.............................................................................. Sean P. Begley
Assistant Technical Director, Scenery.................................................Andre Burman, Adam Michard
Master Carpenter......................................................................................................................Jim Mathias
Lead Carpenters......................................................... Jason Tribby, Patrick Sherman, Mark Zetterberg
Key Carpenters..............................................................................................Tommy Price, Jen Seleznow
Lead Electrician.......................................................................................Dominic Iacono, Josie Hankins
Staff Electricians...........................................................................................Steven Coney, Sam Izenman
Properties Master.............................................................................................................Monique Walker
Lead Properties Carpenter.................................................................................................... Laurel Blaine
Lead Properties Artisan......................................................................................... Justine Halsey-Martin
Master Scenic Artist...............................................................................................................Julia B. Franz
Lead Scenic Artist...........................................................................................................................Jeff Scott
Key Scenic Artists................................................................................. Jennifer Blazek, Rachele Wirrick
Scenic Artist.............................................................................................................. Alicia Flaumenbaum
Costume Shop Manager.................................................................................................... Cynthia Savage
Costume Shop Assistant...................................................................................................... Jennee Leavitt
Head Cutter/Draper.............................................................................................................. Esther Garcia
Cutter/Draper............................................................................................................................Beth Gilroy
Wig Master......................................................................................................................... Douglas Decker
Wig Assistant.......................................................................................................................... Ashlee Nagle
Resident Music Director.........................................................................................................Tim Symons
Casting Director..................................................................................................................Troy Wageman
Associate Production Manager.............................................................................................. Ciera Iveson
Production Manager..............................................................................................................Jay Markham
Artistic Director...................................................................................................................Steve Tomkins
Executive Producer....................................................................................................................Robb Hunt
Crew
Everett
Village Theatre
Everett Performing Arts Center
2710 Wetmore Avenue
Everett, WA 98201-3552
Box Office: (425) 257-8600
Administration: (425) 257-6363
Fax: (425) 257-6393
Toll Free: (888) 257-3722
TTY Access: (800) 833-4384
EPAC Rental Inquiries: (425) 257-6360
www.VillageTheatre.org
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Master Stage Carpenter, Issaquah....................................................................................... Paleka Pinard
Master Stage Carpenter, Everett......................................................................................... Stacey Garrett
Lead Stagehand.....................................................................................................Jeffrey Whitman Taylor
Master Sound Engineer, Issaquah.....................................................................................Brent Warwick
Master Sound Engineer, Everett......................................................................................... Haley Parcher
Wardrobe Master, Issaquah.............................................................................................Heather Andress
Master Electrician, Issaquah................................................................................................David Mackie
Master Electrician, Everett........................................................................................................ Paul Sharp
Follow Spot............................................................................................................................. Steven Coney
Who’s Who
RYLAN BONNEVIE
(Ensemble) is new to
musical theatre, and is
very excited to be a
part of In The Heights.
He has been a part of
the dance community
in Seattle for quite some years now.
Performing isn’t his only passion; Rylan
is currently a student at the University of
Washington, and hopes to pursue a career
in Computer Science.
DESIREÉ BOYD
(Ensemble) is thrilled
to be performing her
first production with
Village Theatre.
Currently a part of
the Seattle dance
community she is the Artistic Director for
Breed Seattle, a MOHH and Cruz Control
alumni, and performed in numerous shows
including Dance This! and Bellevue Arts
Festivals. She balances her dance passion with
her career in higher administration at the UW.
KYLE ROBERT
CARTER* (Benny)
It’s wonderful to be
back In The Heights
with my comrade in
crime Perry Young!
National Tour: In The
Heights (Benny); Off-Broadway: Storyville
(Butch “Cobra” Brown), Deployed (Cooper);
NYC Readings: Sweetie (Cat Jones), 21
(Roberto Clemente), Sweethearts of Swing
(Willy). University of Notre Dame, B.A. Studio
Art and Design. www.kyle-r-carter.com.
“If there is no struggle, there is no progress.”
– Frederick Douglass
DANIEL CRUZ*
(Graffiti Pete) Village
Theatre: The King and I
(Simon), West Side
Story (Chino).
National Tours: In The
Heights (Co-Dance
Captain, Swing, Graffiti Pete understudy),
Fame: The Musical. The 5th Avenue: A Chorus
Line (Paul), West Side Story (Chino), Pippin
(Associate Choreographer/Ensemble). Other
credits: SYTYCD (guest performer with
ITH), Prince’s music video Musicology, BET
Awards (Ashanti), Brian Friedman’s Freestyle,
MTV VMA (*NSYNC/Michael Jackson).
For Mom.
ARTHUR CUADROS
(Ensemble) trained at
Lompoc School of
Dance, with Debbie
Allen, University
North Carolina School
of the Arts, and Alvin
Ailey School of Dance. Credits include: Little
Matchstick Girl (Fresno Grand Opera),
Petrushska (NYC Musical Festival), La Cage
aux Folles, Joseph…, Legally Blonde, It’s A
Wonderful Life, Mary Poppins, 9to5, Peter
Pan. He has also traveled the world dancing
for Carnival and Princess Cruise Lines, and
Royal Caribbean.
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shocking plot
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IRIS ELTON*
(Daniela) is thrilled
to be back at Village
Theatre! Village
Credits: Take Me
America, The Full
Monty, Show Boat,
and 2011 and 2009 Festivals. Also seen in
Funked Up Fairytales, My Funny Valentine,
New Voices, 2 Gents, and Annie Warbucks.
Iris studied at CUNY, HB Studios, and NY
School for the Dramatic Arts. All my love to
Henri, The Fink Team, and the Village Family.
www.iriselton.com
VINCE-JOHN FRIJAS
(Ensemble, Graffiti Pete
u/s) In The Heights is
Vince-John’s Village
Theatre debut. Other
credits include Battle
of Seattle and ShowOff! (Cruz Control); Eve (Breed); Capitol Hill
Block Party (Beat Connection); Destiny
(Bungee, Inc). He just received a marketing/
economics degree from UW. Currently,
Vince-John is the Artistic Director at Image
Studio of Dance and serving 13+ years in the
USAF Reserves.
JOSE J. GONZALES*
(Kevin Rosario) Last
seen at Village Theatre
as the outrageous
Prince Dijon in
The Gypsy King.
Other notable shows:
The Scarlet Letter, Streetcar Named Desire,
Our Town (Intiman); In the Penal Colony,
Big Love (ACT). Mr. Gonzales is also a
professional pianist/singer and musical
director, recently finishing music direction
for Passing Strange (ACT) and Sandbox Radio.
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Director’s Notes
Who’s Who
“I’m Home!”– the final two words of
In The Heights. The word ‘home’ has
many different meanings: your current
address, where you were born, where
you grew up, the nation you’re fighting for
overseas, where your parents live, etc...
RIANNA HIDALGO
(Ensemble, Carla u/s)
is grateful to be back at
Village Theatre after
studying journalism
and theatre at the
University of Miami.
Village credits: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast;
Festival of New Musicals reading of Hello! My
Baby (Nelly); KIDSTAGE productions of West
Side Story (Anita) and Chicago (Roxie).
Mucho amor to those who support me no
matter what shenanigans I am up to!
In The Heights is filled with characters
who, at the top of the show, believe that
their ‘real’ home is somewhere other
than Washington Heights in Manhattan.
They go about their day, grinding, struggling, working incessantly just to pay
their bills and keep food on the table.
It’s the hottest day of the entire summer
in New York City, and life isn’t easy. Each
of these characters is convinced that
their final destination and lifestyle will be
drastically different than the daily battles
that happen In The Heights.
However, as the story unfolds and new
relationships and discoveries are made,
this concept of ‘home’ takes on a new
meaning. People learn to cherish what’s
in front of them, rather than seeing
today as simply a struggle to get to a
fantasy ‘tomorrow’ that may or may not
come. Usnavi, our central character and
narrator, spends the entire show dreaming of one day escaping the Heights to
get back to the Dominican Republic.
But by the end of the show, he realizes
‘home’ might not be a place at all, but
rather a mindset. It’s cheesy, but home
is where the heart is. These characters
learn that. And we need to learn/know
that as well.
I consider Village Theatre an artistic
home of mine. To be able to direct this
show, at this theatre, so quickly after
returning home to the Northwest after
a brief time in New York... it’s more than
a blessing. I feel it’s meant to be.
I also believe that the musical you
are about to watch is one of the best
musicals that has ever been written.
So turn on your ears and try to keep up
with these lyrics... they’re gonna come
FAST! But if you can keep up, I promise
you this story will stay with you. It has
stayed with me, and I’m better for it.
I’m honored. I’m thankful.
I’m home.
Eric Ankrim, Director
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JUSTIN HUERTAS
(Sonny, Usnavi u/s) is
making his Village
Theatre Mainstage
debut. Justin originated
the role of Achmed in
The 5th Avenue’s world
premiere production of Secondhand Lions. He
also played cello for the Broadway National
Tour of Spring Awakening. Justin’s new
musical Lizard Boy was commissioned by and
premieres this spring at Seattle Repertory
Theatre. For Kirsten, Phillip, Mom, and Tom.
JENNA LINDBERG
(Ensemble) has danced
professionally in
Seattle for 8 years.
Hip-hop companies
include: Cruz Control,
Breed Seattle, Twisted
Elegance, and Audacity Cru. Performances
include: World of Dance, Benaroya Hall,
Capitol Hill Block Party, and Macklemore’s
video And We Danced. Jenna would like to
dedicate her performance in In The Heights to
her late grandparents who immigrated from
Cuba in 1961.
NAOMI MORGAN
(Vanessa) is thrilled to
be in this incredible
show! Other Village
Theatre credits: The
Full Monty (Estelle),
The Gypsy King. The
5th Avenue: Little Shop of Horrors (Crystal),
Oliver! (Charlotte Sowerberry), RENT
(Mimi), Cinderella, West Side Story (Rosalia).
Naomi is a concert singer as well as producer
of the popular children’s cover band:
Tweenland! Love to Lexi and Janusen!
CORINNA LAPID
MUNTER* (Abuela
Claudia) is thrilled to
be making her Village
Theatre debut with
this production. She
was last seen in the
The 5th Avenue‘s rollicking rendition of
Pirates of Penzance. Other 5th Avenue
credits: The Music Man, ELF, LouLou, Titanic:
The Concert, Cinderella, Saving Aimee,
Candide, Hello, Dolly!, and last but not least,
Sweeney Todd. Hearts Kevin. Universe Keke.
Paciencia y Fé!!
NATHANIEL PADRE
(Ensemble) is
extremely excited to
perform in his first
musical in In The
Heights. Nathaniel
started dancing in high
school and now trains regularly at Westlake
Dance Center in Seattle and is a member of
Boogizone Breed, a hip-hop dance company.
He enjoys teaching hip-hop around the King
County area and can’t wait to pursue his
dream of dancing professionally.
JENNIFER PAZ*
(Carla, Vanessa u/s)
Mainstage (selected):
Jesus Christ Superstar
(Mary), Beauty and
the Beast (Belle), Evita
(Eva). The 5th Avenue:
Cinderella (Cinderella), Joseph… (Narrator),
Buddy (Maria Elena). Broadway/Tours/TV:
Les Misérables (Broadway), Miss Saigon
(Kim, 1st National), soloist with Boublil/
Schönberg’s Do You Hear the People Sing,
Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe
(Lapis Lazuli). Follow @jennifer_paz and
@auraganixmusic. EP: Every Little Thing
(Sept. 15): auraganixmusic.com and
jennifer-paz.com. For J&A.
TANESHA ROSS*
(Nina Rosario) is
overjoyed
to be back at Village
Theatre! You may
have seen her in Evita,
AIDA, Saint Heaven,
Chasing Nicolette (Village Theatre); HAIR
(National Tour and Broadway); Rio (New
York Musical Festival); HAIR, Rocky Horror
Show, Pippin (The 5th Avenue); Addy: An
American Girl Story, High School Musical,
Sorcerer’s Apprentice (SCT).
JOSEPH TANCIOCO
(Piragua Guy, Kevin
Rosario u/s) was last seen
on Village Theatre’s
stage as the Interpreter
and Kralahome u/s in
The King and I. For over
10 years, he has been heard in the orchestra pit
on keyboards for Les Misérables, Xanadu,
Chicago, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Producers,
and Beauty And The Beast, to name a few. Para
mis abuelas, Lourdes y Julita.
PAMELA TURPEN*
(Camilla Rosario, Dance
and Fight Captain) is
thrilled to be back at
Village! Other credits
include Chicago and
Evita. She has performed
with The 5th Avenue, Seattle Opera, SD Prism
Dance, Arc Dance, and SCT. Other ventures:
commercials, film, and sketch writing. She
continues to push the boundaries on how we
view storytelling on stage with her choreography.
This show is dedicated to her Chilean family!
SHELBY WILLIS
(Ensemble) is excited to
make In The Heights her
Village Theatre debut.
Previous roles include
Timoune in Once On
This Island, Kendra in
13!, and Winnifred in Once Upon A Mattress.
Shelby has been a competitive dancer and
gymnast for over five years and is currently a
member of her school’s Gymnastics Team.
Much love to friends and family!
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PERRY YOUNG*
(Usnavi) is so happy to
be back in Washington
Heights with this
awesome cast!
Previously, Perry played
Usnavi on the National
Tour of In The Heights and won a Broadway
World award for “Best Actor In A Musical” for
In The Heights. He wants to thank his family for
all the love, support and belief— para siempre!
www.PerryYoung.me
LEILANI BERINOBIS
(Abuela Claudia u/s,
Camilla Rosario u/s) is
thrilled to be back after
years away playing the
role-of-a-lifetime,
mommy to Keala.
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Who’s Who
Favorite roles include: Bloody Mary in South
Pacific, Sister Sophia in Sound of Music, Wen
Yu in Making Tracks (Village Theatre); Lindo
in Joy Luck Club (Tacoma Little Theatre).
Regional theatre credit: Lady Thiang in The
King and I (Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre).
Paciencia y Fé!
STEPHANIE
DEHRKOOP (Female
Swing u/s) is excited to
be a part of In the
Heights as her first
musical production.
Having been a member
of numerous Seattle-based dance groups such
as Cruz Control, Westlake Performing Group,
and Breed Seattle, she is no stranger to the
stage. She would like to thank her family for
supporting her in all of her artistic endeavors.
ALEXANDRIA
HENDERSON (Nina
Rosario u/s, Daniela
u/s) is thrilled to be
returning to Village
Theatre with In The
Heights. In 2011, she
received her Bachelor’s degree in Vocal Music
from Warner Pacific College. Her most recent
performances include: My Heart Is The Drum
(Village Originals), Little Shop of Horrors
(ACT), Carrie: The Musical (Balagan), and
Hairspray! in Concert (The 5th Avenue).
DANNY KAM (Piragua
Guy u/s) is delighted to
be returning to Village
Theatre and joining such
a fantastic company.
Previous Village Theatre
credits: The Noteworthy
Life of Howard Barnes, Big River, Maiden
Voyage, Great Wall, Hello! My Baby, Route 66,
and The Yellow Wood. Danny is also a proud
KIDSTAGE instructor, director, and vocal
coach at Kaleidoscope School of Music.
Welcome to the Heights!
JELANI KEE (Male
Swing u/s) is excited to
be working on his first
production with Village
Theatre. He graduated
with his B.F.A. in Musical
Theatre from Central
Washington University in 2013 and was last seen
as Hud in ArtsWest’s production of HAIR. Jelani
would like to thank his parents, family, and
friends for all their love and support.
JESSE SMITH (Benny
u/s, Sonny u/s) is thrilled
to be a part of his favorite
show! Previous roles
include ensemble of
Show Boat (u/s) and he
was recently seen as Mr.
Black at Sound Theatre Company. Much love to
all friends and family for their support! Anything
at all can happen just before the sunrise!
Creative Team
ERIC ANKRIM (Director) After directing
Trails on the Mainstage two seasons ago, and
then Tarzan for KIDSTAGE this past summer,
Eric is blessed to be back directing at Village
Theatre. In 2012, Eric directed sold out runs
of Spring Awakening and Avenue Q at Balagan
Theatre, as well as the holiday hit Elf at The
5th Avenue. All three productions earned
Seattle Times Footlight Awards for Best
Musical. Endless gratitude and admiration to
his wife Michele.
DANIEL CRUZ (Choreographer) is thrilled to
be a part of In The Heights again after serving
as Co-Dance Captain/Swing/Graffiti Pete
understudy on the first National Tour. Most
recently, he served as the Artistic Director
for STG’s 15th Anniversary of DANCE This!
and choreographed the finale and number for
ABDC’s 8 Flavahz at The Paramount Theatre.
Other choreography credits include: Big River,
Jesus Christ Superstar (Village Theatre), RENT
(The 5th Avenue), Microsoft, Nordstrom,
T-Mobile, Bungie, Valve, Seahawks, and his
dance company, Cruz Control.
R.J. TANCIOCO (Musical Director/Conductor/
Keyboard 1) Select favorite musical directing
and conducting credits: Les Misérables, Trails,
Theatre Information
EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES
In the event of an emergency, please wait for
an announcement for further instructions.
Ushers will be available for assistance.
FOOD AND DRINK are not allowed in the
Theatre.
SMOKING POLICY According to state law,
smoking is NOT allowed within 25 feet of any
door, nor in any part of the Theatre.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
If you need to be reached during a
performance, please leave your exact seat
number and the House Manager’s number
with your service or sitter.
In Issaquah (425) 392-1942 x100
In Everett (425) 257-6368
BABES IN ARMS Please, no babes in arms
in the Theatre. In Issaquah, the Francis J.
Gaudette Theatre has comfortable, soundproof family rooms for families bringing
children under four. Subscribers may exchange
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into the family rooms when a sitter cannot be
found. When children are old enough to join the
main floor audience, please instruct them in
proper theatre behavior. It is helpful to familiarize
them with the story and the score in advance.
ACCESSIBILITY Wheelchair seating is available.
Please advise your ticket seller when purchasing
tickets if you require wheelchair seating.
LISTENING SYSTEM The Theatre is equipped
with a listening system for the hard of hearing.
Headsets are available on a first-come first-served
basis from the House Manager, and are free of
charge with a valid ID.
THE SHOW MUST GO ON Whether it rains,
sleets, snows or blows, only a power outage or
building destruction will prevent a performance
from taking place as scheduled.
PATRON CONSIDERATIONS Please arrive on
time. Check your tickets for your performance
time. Late arrivals are very disruptive to fellow
patrons and to the artists onstage. Please give
yourself plenty of time to get to the Theatre.
Patrons arriving late will not be seated until
a suitable pause in the performance at the
House Manager’s discretion.
Please turn off all pagers, cellular phones
and watch alarms before entering the Theatre.
No text messaging is allowed during the
performance.
No photography, video or sound recording
of any performance is allowed based on royalty
and union agreements.
Be aware that talking, humming and tapping
feet during a performance is also disruptive to
the patrons around you. Before the overture
begins, please turn off playbill flashlights and
unwrap cough drops. In intimate auditoriums
like the Francis J. Gaudette Theatre and the
Everett Performing Arts Center, even the actors
can hear these seemingly small noises. Please
use moderation in applying perfume, cologne or
lotion, as many people are allergic to scents.
In consideration of your fellow patrons
and the actors, please do not leave the
performance during the curtain call.
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TOM STURGE (Scenic/Lighting Designer)
Village Theatre: Les Misérables, Chicago
(Gregory Award), The Foreigner, Iron
Curtain, The Full Monty, Lost in Yonkers, The
Importance of Being Earnest, AIDA, Chasing
Nicolette, Evita. Local Credits: Oliver!, Pirates
of Penzance, RENT, Oklahoma!, Cinderella
(Gregory Award), Candide at The 5th Avenue,
ACT, SCT, Spectrum Dance. Broadway
credits: Those Were the Days, Gypsy Passion.
Other NYC and regional credits: Goodspeed
Opera House, Papermill Playhouse, Alliance
Theatre, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, Cincinnati
Playhouse, Denver Theatre Center, Public
Theatre, Blue Light, Circle Rep. Mr. Sturge
lives in Issaquah with artist Istara Freedom
and son Dylan.
MELANIE TAYLOR BURGESS (Costume
Designer) Mainstage: The Foreigner, Big
River, It Shoulda Been You, Jesus Christ
Superstar, Lost in Yonkers, Sleuth, The King
and I, Stunt Girl, The Who’s TOMMY, Cats,
The Music Man, The Secret Garden, To Kill a
Mockingbird, Driving Miss Daisy (Costume
Design). Village Originals: Cloaked (Costume
Design), Jesus In My Bedroom (co-book/
lyrics). Thank you Kelly, it has been a great
pleasure co-designing together.
KELLY MCDONALD (Costume Designer)
is thrilled to be part of this project! She
has previously assisted costumes on the
Mainstage productions It Shoulda Been You
and Jesus Christ Superstar. She has designed
for Village Theatre KIDSTAGE productions
Trust Me., Legally Blonde, Hot Mess, and
Rocket Science. This is her second co-designer
collaboration with Melanie Burgess at Village
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BRENDA K. WALKER* (Stage Manager) is
happy to be a part of this production. Past
credits for Village: Funny Girl, Fiddler on the
Roof, and It Shoulda Been You (SM), Jesus
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Who’s Who
Christ Superstar, 42nd Street, Meet Me in St.
Louis, and The Full Monty (ASM). Earlier this
season she stage managed Xanadu for Arizona
Theatre Company. I love you Adam and Cordy!
Para mi mamacita!
LOUISE BUTLER* (Assistant Stage Manager)
is glad to return to Village Theatre, where she
has previously ASM’d for The Foreigner, Trails,
and Big River. You can catch her backstage later
this season for Mary Poppins and Around The
World In 80 Days. Louise has also been a part of
stage management teams at Seattle Shakespeare
Company, Book-It Repertory Theatre, Balagan
Theatre, Showtunes Musical Theatre, the
Northwest Folklife Festival, and 14/48.
MONIQUE WALKER (Properties Master)
has been with Village Theatre for three years.
She has been Prop Master for several theatres
including Paper Mill Playhouse, Cleveland
Playhouse, George Street Playhouse, and Utah
Shakespearean Festival. Originally from Iowa,
Monique has a B.A. in Theatre, M.F.A. in Stage
Design, and comes to the PNW most recently
from the East Coast. Thanks to Gracie and
Rufus for their undying support.
BRENT WARWICK (Resident Sound
Designer) is happy to be on the team for Village
Theatre since starting in November 2008 with
Beauty and the Beast. He has also worked as a
sound designer and engineer for the Knutzen
Family Theatre, Princess Cruises, and Teatro
Zinzanni (love to everyone there!). Brent has a
B.S. in Computer Science and his own audio/
video production business.
CYNTHIA SAVAGE (Costume Shop Manager)
is in her eighth season as Village Theatre’s
resident Costume Shop Manager. She has
worked in costumes in theatre, opera, and films
in London and has previously ran costume
shops at The Banff School of Fine Arts, The
Indiana Repertory Theatre, and The Seattle
Opera where she was further promoted to
Production Director from 1992-2001. She
designed Les Misérables, Fiddler on the Roof,
The Full Monty, Saint Heaven, and Meet Me in
St. Louis for Village Theatre. Thanks to Vinnie
and Isabelle for everything.
TIM SYMONS (Resident Music Director)
has been a part of the Village Theatre music
department for over fifteen years, including over
65 productions. Village Theatre music directing
highlights include: Funny Girl, Xanadu, Chicago,
Big River, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Full Monty,
and The Who’s TOMMY. Tim’s work has been
heard at The 5th Avenue and SRT, as well as
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the stages of numerous jazz and rock clubs
throughout the west coast. Tim is one third
of Seattle jazz trio Fawcett, Symons and Fogg.
Love to family and Taylor!
DOUGLAS DECKER (Wig Master) has a
B.F.A. in design and theatre technology from
the University of Colorado at Boulder. Doug
has done wigs for EST, Intiman, and Arizona
Theatre Company. He spent four summers
with American Players Theatre in Spring
Green, WI. Doug is still allergic to cats.
SEAN P. BEGLEY (Assistant Lighting
Designer) is thrilled to be working his 5th
season as the Lighting Department Head and
Assistant Lighting Designer. Sean has over
20 years lighting and electrics experience
throughout the PNW and a stint in Ireland
as a freelance designer/producer. He owns
and operates the premier festival and event
staging company Travelling Buddha.
JULIA B. FRANZ (Master Scenic Artist)
Entering her 21st season, which will end
with her 105th Mainstage show, Julia looks
back on her long career with Village Theatre,
proud of her growth and still loving her craft.
Being an artisan in a highly creative and fastpaced trade with exceptionally talented fellow
artisans, making fun, dramatic, or interesting
environments for actors to play in, is without
a doubt more rewarding than any large salary.
Doing what you love large for a living is a
blessing, and she is forever grateful to all who
have mentored, supported, or befriended her.
Love to her husband and BFF Steven! Hope
you are still watching Mom!
CIERA IVESON (Associate Production
Manager) is thrilled to be here for her
fourth season at Village Theatre. Favorite
contributions to Mainstage productions
include pushing the raft in rehearsal for Big
River, learning the male choreography for
spacing in Fiddler on the Roof, and most
recently, her guest appearance as Clarice
in The Tutor. In her free time, Ciera enjoys
creating and producing original works with
The Town Theatre, including her new play,
Domesticity. Ciera has a B.F.A from Emerson
College. Much love to Nick and The Fam.
TROY WAGEMAN (Casting Director) is
beyond thrilled to join the Village Theatre
family permanently as Casting Director. As
an actor at Village, favorite roles include:
Beauty and the Beast (Gaston), The Full
Monty (Ethan), Evita, How To Succeed…
and Jesus Christ Superstar. In addition he
has performed at some of the leading musical
theatre houses in the country including: The
5th Avenue, AMTSJ, The Ordway, Theatre
Under the Stars, ArtsWest, Sound Theatre
Company, and Lyric Light Opera. Thank you
for supporting local theatre!
JAY MARKHAM (Production Manager) has
been the Production Manager since 2004.
Previously he was the Technical Director for
Village Theatre at the Everett Performing Arts
Center in 1998. With a background in stage
management, technical theatre, and even a
little acting, Jay approaches theatre with an
understanding and appreciation of making
truly great theatre work while also having also
spent some time in the world of corporate
events and concert production. He is grateful
to work with such a fantastic team! Favorite
projects include CATS, The Who’s TOMMY,
Les Misérables, Million Dollar Quartet, Earth,
Wind & Fire, Jesus Christ Superstar, and
Show Boat. Love to Huckleberry, Ignatius,
and Aimee.
ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA)
founded in 1913, represents more than 48,000
actors and stage managers in the United States.
Equity seeks to advance, promote, and foster
the art of live theatre as an essential component
of our society. Equity negotiates wages and
working conditions, providing a wide range of
benefits, including health and pension plans.
AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is
affiliated with FIA, an internal organization of
performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is
our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org
All stage work performed by
members of IATSE Local 15.
All costume construction and hair/
make-up work is performed by
employees represented by I.A.T.S.E.
TWU Local #887.
All scenic painting work is performed
by employees represented by IATSE
Local 488.
United Scenic Artists represents
the designers and scenic painters
for the American Theatre.
The actors and stage managers
employed in this production are
members of Actors’ Equity
Association, the union of
professional actors and stage
managers in the United States.
The theatre operates under an
agreement with Local 76-493,
American Federation of Musicians,
AFL-CIO, representing the musicians.
WELCOME
TO WASHINGTON HEIGHTS!
By Carly Vester
T
he lively, real-life neighborhood of
Washington Heights lies just over 2,800
miles away from Seattle in Manhattan, New
York. Bordered by Harlem to the south and
the Hudson River to the west, Washington
Heights has a distinctive gritty personality to
its streets— a unique personality that was a
pleasure for Scenic/Lighting Designer Tom
Sturge, a former resident of the Heights, to
bring to life on our stage.
Since the early 1900s, the Heights have
been a haven for minorities; populated
by various groups of immigrants, largely
including Dominicans and Jewish residents.
Tom was truly able to transform our stage
into Washington Heights by pulling from his
own experiences in the neighborhood. He
first moved to Washington Heights in 1987,
living about 12 blocks away from where In
The Heights takes place. He spent about ten
years in this apartment and was struck by
the melting pot of culture just in this area.
“The neighborhood was predominately
Irish and then over the years became more
Jewish, and finally Dominican.” He explains.
In 1997 he began teaching in Boston, but
kept his apartment in New York and ended
up returning back to the Heights in 2000—
the same summer In The Heights and the
infamous blackout during a sweltering
110-degree heat wave took place.
Some of Tom’s most prominent memories
of the neighborhood have made it into the
scenic design for this show, including the
Tom Sturge says he
did more research for
In The Heights than
any other show he has
worked on in his career.
Pictured are three
photos of the Washington
Heights neighborhood
from his research.
little details. “One of the things you always
noticed while walking around the Heights was
the elevation. You got a lot of vistas with trees
and buildings, since Washington Heights is
the highest point of Manhattan.” He describes.
“New York was—and still is—a pretty gritty
place. In the Heights people would chew gum
and just spit it out on the pavement, smashing
it down with their shoe.
“You’d walk the streets and see 40 years of gum
imprinted on the sidewalk.” He laughs. “We
even brought that detail to the floor of this set.”
Between these little details, the In The Heights
set remains pretty consistent with the Broadway
set design. “I think it’s one of the best sets that
has ever been on Broadway and we weren’t
interested in trying to reinvent that.” Tom notes.
“But we are hoping we achieved that authentic
look, staying true to the neighborhood with
the bodegas and stunning George Washington
bridge as a centerpiece.”
Though the Heights has integrated into the
Upper Westside of New York in the past 14
years (that’s to say fancier shops throughout
and yellow cabs zipping around), those who
live there have retained the spirit of the
Washington Heights community. “This show
is about enjoying life as much as possible;
enjoying the ‘now’ in life rather than waiting
for ‘later.’ And that’s very much how the
Washington Heights neighborhood lived life.”
Tom says. “I hope people take away the sense
of loving life and making the most of what
they have right here and now.”
CREATINGART
One of Village Theatre’s most unique
qualities is that every one of our shows
is custom designed from the ground up.
This Season we are celebrating our team
of master craftsmen by taking a look
behind the scenes at the dedication and
work put into each and every show here
at Village Theatre.
Brad Bixler is the resident Technical
Director at Village Theatre, overseeing
the scene shop, paint shop, and prop
shop. These shops help produce around
14 shows a year, with only five of them
being Mainstage shows and the rest
coming from the Issaquah and Everett
KIDSTAGE programs, as well as Village
Originals Developmental Productions.
Brad explains there isn’t ever an
‘average day’ on the job. After all,
each show has its challenges. “This is
especially true as we get closer to tech
weeks.” He notes. “70-80 hour weeks
aren’t uncommon.” In general, the Tech
Studios (located a block and a half down
the street from the Francis J. Gaudette
Theatre) open up at 7 AM and Brad will
check in with all of the leads in the shops
around then. Tech Studios is home to
both our scenic construction and paint
shops, and above this space are the prop
shop and offices for technical staff.
The shop does have a couple of calm
weeks, despite 95% of the staff members
building year-round. “November and
December are probably the slowest
time.” Brad says. “Generally after we
open our holiday show in November we
have a few weeks of downtime until we
transfer it to Everett in January.” It goes
without saying that the work done in
our Technical Studios is one of a kind
and Brad says he still gets impressed
reactions when he explains his work as
the Technical Director to people. “Most
can’t believe we build everything right
here in Issaquah let alone have such an
incredible space to work in.”
FIVE FAST FACTS
1 Official Title: Technical Director, Issaquah
2 Hobby Outside of Theatre: Golf
3 Year You Started: 2000
4Favorite Musical (To Watch): It’s a tie
between Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat and Brigadoon
5 Drink of Choice: Vodka tonic
Mainstage Support
Provided By The
Radach Estate
“Gene and his wife Adriana
loved Village Theatre,”
said Sue Barrett, who became close to the
couple as a teenager and served as personal
representative of the Radach estate.
“They were subscribers for many years and
he’d always call me the next day to say, ‘It was
just fantastic!’ Then he would describe the
sets, costumes and music, and marvel at how
the actors worked the stage. He believed that
Village Theatre was the best theatre in town.
So I decided the best way to honor Gene’s
legacy as a drama teacher and Village
Theatre advocate was to make a substantial
investment in training the next generation
of actors and in development of new original
works for the theatre. The KIDSTAGE
mission of “Skills for Theatre, Skills for
Life,” reflects so many of Gene’s values
about creativity, teamwork and personal
responsibility – and he would so appreciate
the enthusiasm and talent on stage and
behind the scenes of KIDSTAGE productions.
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Frank & Jan Ghosn
Judy K. Giaudrone
Sandy Gierke
Mr. Julius & Loretta R. Gommi
Ms. Bonnie Goren
Sue & Jim E. Goss
Larry Greenblatt
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Mr. D. R & Jill Hendel
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Robert Krueger
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Maximus Leone
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Jacqueline &
Robert Lee Malone
Patti Marsh
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Cynthia O. Matin
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Richard & Linda Mortensen
Ms. Georgia & Eric Mosher
Herbert & Irene M. Moss
Beth Moursund
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Ellie Neidhart
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Ka Nelson
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Val Parker
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Marilyn & Brian Pulk
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Shirley & Howard E.
Richmond Jr.
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Mrs. Dennis &
Joanne A. Roehl
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Nina Schuler
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Mr. Steve Webert
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Mr. Greg & Cheryl White
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Gerald Ackerson
Mel & Miriam Wilenzick
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Colleen Williams
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Fran Wimer
Sharon Winter
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INDIVIDUAL GIVING: It is through donations that
we are able to achieve the level of excellence
that you have come to expect. By donating to our
Annual Fund, you will play a part in every aspect
of Village Theatre, from the shows we produce, to
the performers, sets, and costumes. You will also
receive unique benefits to enhance your musical
theatre experience.
CORPORATE GIVING: Artistic excellence, unique
entertainment, fiscal responsibility—all attributes
of Village Theatre. By joining our team of corporate
partners, your business will receive prominent recognition, promotional opportunities, and entertainment
benefits that demonstrate your leadership. Corporate
sponsorships take several forms with opportunities
at many levels. These include the sponsorship of
performances and performance-related activities,
support for education and outreach programs, and
underwriting of special events
SPECIAL EVENTS: How to put the fun in fundraising.
Village Theatre has a full calendar of events and
intimate donor gatherings. Please save the dates:
Sing It Forward to benefit our Youth Education
Program and Scholarships will be held on Saturday,
October 18, 2014 in Issaquah and January 24,
2015 in Everett.
On The Town, our annual black-tie gala and auction,
will be held on Saturday, May 16, 2015.
VILLAGE ORIGINALS MEMBERSHIP: As a Village
Originals member, you will enjoy a dozen new musicals every year. Village Originals Members are the
ONLY people guaranteed admission to the Festival.
Your opinions matter as you are the “Beta Tester”
for every new musical we work on. “Research and
Development” has never been this much fun —
fascinating and funny, melodic and moving, and
endlessly surprising.
PLANNED GIVING: When considering a planned
gift, start by asking how you want to benefit Village
Theatre and how you’d like to benefit yourself and
others. While a planned gift can often be relatively
simple to arrange, you should always seek the
advice and guidance of your attorney, accountant,
or other appropriate advisor.
CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION about the
Annual Fund and a complete list of Donor Benefits:
Frank Stilwagner, Director of Development,
(425) 392-1942 x111
Bobbi Kotula, Individual Giving Manager, Issaquah,
(425) 392-1942 x112
Mary Rucker Guyer, Community Relations Manager,
Everett, (425) 257-6344
Jeannine Clarke, Annual Fund Manager,
(425) 392-1942 x116
Website: www.villagetheatre.org
Sponsor Spotlights
McLeod Construction is a local, family-owned construction
company specializing in building repairs and renovations for
condominium associations, single family homes, and
commercial properties in the Puget Sound region. At McLeod
Construction, we’re in business to build long-term relationships through great quality, communication, and community building. Our
employees volunteer their time and efforts in support of Ronald McDonald
House, Maltby Food Bank, Union Gospel Mission, and clean-up projects for
communities in need.
Seattlepi.com serves
over a million unique users in the Puget Sound each
month and is the flagship site of Hearst Media
Services, the region’s largest digital advertising
agency. We’re proud to support the productions and
work of Village Theatre.
At Hearst Seattle Media we strive to be creative,
professional, and passionate while working with our
clients-- and those goals align perfectly with what
we see from Village Theatre season after season.
A commitment to their community, the staging of
well-loved, award winning, and original productions
with creative flair, and the passion they bring to every
detail is an inspiration to us and all local business.
It is therefore with great pleasure that McLeod Construction will be a
corporate sponsor of Village Theatre presentation of In The Heights
to open the 2014-2015 season. We applaud the Village Theatre programs
that allow theatre to thrive and grow in the Northwest: from Pied Piper and
KIDSTAGE classes and shows, to its development of new musicals through
the Village Originals program.
Mainstage productions are funded in part by generous contributions from
Made Possible In Part By Assistance From The Snohomish County Hotel-Motel Tax Fund
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SEASON SPONSORS
SEASON MEDIA SPONSOR
Board of Directors
Bruce Wanta
President
Leigh Kraft
Treasurer
Heather Goff
Past President
Beth Meidinger
Secretary
Derek Watanabe
Vice President, Development
Dan Anderson
Chuck Dennis
Susann Edmond
Brett Ferullo
Amy Gibart
Lissa Griffith
D. Edward Jones
Lynnda Kilpatrick
Gary Kneepkens
Twyla Lucas
Amy Murray
Kevin Pazaski
Matt Poischbeg
John Seethoff
Christine Shuken
Judy Yu
Village Theatre Staff
Robb Hunt Executive Producer Steve Tomkins Artistic Director
PRODUCTION
ARTISTIC STAFF
Jay Markham
Production Manager
Ciera Iveson
Associate Production Manager
Bradley C. Bixler
Technical Director, Issaquah
Scott Fyfe
Resident Scenic Designer
Andre Burman
Assistant Technical Director, Scenery
Adam Michard
Assistant Technical Director, Scenery
Sean Begley
Assistant Technical Director, Electrics
Brent Warwick
Resident Sound Designer/Master
Sound Engineer
Haley Parcher
Master Sound Engineer, Everett
David Mackie
Master Electrician, Issaquah
Paul Sharp
Master Electrician, Everett
Dominic Iacono, Josie Hankins
Lead Electrician
Steven Coney, Sam Izenman
Electricians
Jim Mathias
Master Carpenter
Jason Tribby, Patrick Sherman,
Mark Zetterberg
Lead Carpenters
Paleka Pinard
Master Stage Carpenter, Issaquah
Stacey Garrett
Master Stage Carpenter, Everett
Monique Walker
Properties Master
Laurel Blaine
Properties Carpenter/Welder
Justine Halsey-Martin
Props Artisan
Julia B. Franz
Master Scenic Artist
Jeff Scott
Lead Scenic Artist
Rachele Wirrick, Jennifer Blazek
Key Scenic Artists
Cynthia Savage
Costume Shop Manager
Jennee Leavitt
Costume Shop Assistants
Esther Garcia
Head Cutter/Draper
Beth Gilroy
Cutter/Draper
Elizabeth Dean
Crafts
Heather Andress
Wardrobe Master, Issaquah
Douglas Decker
Wig Master
Tim Symons
Resident Music Director
Troy Wageman
Casting Director
YOUTH EDUCATION
Kati Nickerson
Director of Youth Education and Community
Outreach
Suzie C. Bixler
KIDSTAGE Programs Manager, Issaquah
Janet Cole Hamilton
Production Manager, Everett
Erica Weir
Pied Piper Manager
Lisa Nathans
KIDSTAGE Education Programs Manager,
Everett
Lindsay Lucas
Education Manager, Issaquah
Heather Dacany
KIDSTAGE Class and Outreach Coordinator,
Issaquah
Angela Linder
Youth Ed Coordinator, Everett
Brian Nulle
KIDSTAGE Production Coordinator, Issaquah
Pamela Campi Spee
KIDSTAGE Production Manager, Everett
KIDSTAGE INSTRUCTORS
Kiki Abba, Megan Adams, Benjamin Bentler,
Eric Ankrim, Zach Adair, Marisol Best, Lindsay
Kujawa-Barr, Suzie C. Bixler, Sarah Bordenet,
Cathan Bordyn, Kasha Browning, Jim Blackett,
Karissa Bryant, Lisa Buettner, Ryan Childers,
Janet Cole Hamilton, Molli Corcoran, Casey
Craig, Daniel Cruz, Tony Curry, Heather Dacany,
Taryn Darr, Kasey Davis, Chris DiStefano, Ann
Evans, Lisa Finkral, Melissa Fleming, Matt
Giles, Justin Huertas, Kristen Holland-Bohr,
Eric P. Jensen, David Johnson, Danny Kam,
Lindsey Larson, Matthew Lawerence, Chelsea
LeValley, Alayne Levine, Jessica Low, Lindsay
Lucas, Sheady Manning-Bruce, Michael
Matlock, Ellen McLain, Nancy McIntosh, Eric
Mulholland, Stephanie Merrow, Lisa Nathans,
Taylor Niemeyer, Kati Nickerson, Michael
Nutting, Julie Olsen, Taylor Pedroza, Patrick
Phillips, Makaela Pollock, Adam Quillian, Harry
Richardson, Tanesha Ross, Faith Russell,
Heath Saunders, Kelsey Schergen, Hannah
Schuerman, Ben Skubi, Jonathan Shue, Katy
Tabb, R.J. Tancioco, Julia Thornton, Megan
Tyrell, Pamela Turpen, Kathryn Van Meter, Joel
Waage, Kayla Walker, Eia Waltzer, Erica Weir,
Matt Wolfe, Amberlee Williams, Nathan Young,
Maurianna Zingarelli
OPERATIONS
Sherrill Dryden
General Manager, Everett Performing
Arts Center
Robert Russell
House/Facilities Manager
Debbie Hinton, Marilyn Israel, Shannon Russell,
Meghan Smith, Ray Lapine, Susan Hansen
Assistant House Managers, Issaquah
Chris Miles
House/Rental Coordinator, Everett
Kathleen Podoll, Jessica Townsend,
Jeffrey Aney
House Managers, Everett
Patrick Kenekeo, Nick Neuffer,
Abraham Henriquez
Lobby Attendants, Issaquah
Andee Hansen, Jeffrey Aney
Lobby Attendants, Everett
BOX OFFICE
Jennifer Mello
Box Office Manager, Issaquah
Lauren Urban
Box Office Asst. Manager, Issaquah
Jennifer Nightingale Myers
Box Office Manager, Everett
Jeremy Dunn
Box Office Asst. Manager, Everett
Raiatea Convery
Lead Audience Services
Representative, Issaquah
Bea Fox, Jeannie Lundquist,
Patricia Hein
Audience Services Representative,
Issaquah
Ashley Pempeit, Elizabeth Barrett
Box Office Associates, Everett
FINANCE
Diane Wright
Director of Finance
Talie Johnson-Marghani
Payroll and Accounting Supervisor
Kelly Haskins
Accounting Associate
Angela Newton
Accounting Associate
Patrick Ostrander
Administrative Assistant, Issaquah
DEVELOPMENT
Frank Stilwagner
Director of Development
Bobbi Kotula
Individual Giving Manager
Jeannine Clarke
Annual Fund Manager
Sue Short
Development Assistant
Mary Rucker Guyer
Community Relations Manager, Everett
Marion Skalley
Community Relations Coordinator,
Everett
Sara Behrman
Grant Writing Services
MARKETING
Jamie Lilly
Director of Marketing
Lyndsey San Sebastian
Online/Graphics Associate
Carly Vester
Marketing & Publications Associate
Cathan Bordyn
Marketing Associate
Jennifer Rice
Rice Public Relations LLC
ROBB HUNT (Executive
Producer) helped
found Village Theatre
in 1979 and has been
involved as producer
for the theatre ever
since. Robb was an
avid performer for
many years with experience as a principal
actor and dancer in several Puget Sound
theatre companies. With a background in
business, Robb was a strong hand as a
consultant in the field of Arts Management;
several of his clients included The 5th
Avenue, the Metropolitan Museum, Seattle
Repertory Theatre, Seattle Symphony, The
Museum of Flight, The Carnegie, and San
Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Robb is
dedicated to commissioning and developing
musicals and has been the driving force
in the inclusion of new musicals in Village
Theatre programming. He has collaborated
on the creation of productions such as
Eleanor, Next To Normal, The Ark, and
Making Tracks. Village Theatre has become
an active member of the National Alliance
for Musical Theatre and Robb has served
on its New Works committee and on the
Board of Directors. He has also served as a
peer panelist and evaluator for the National
Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
STEVE TOMKINS
(Artistic Director) began
his active professional
arts career in Seattle
in 1972, as a member
of The Empty Space’s
acting company. He has
been the artistic director
at Village Theatre for the past 20 years.
Prior to his time here, he was the artistic
director at Civic Light Opera for several years.
As a director and choreographer, Steve’s
regional work has been seen at The Arkansas
Repertory Theatre, The Arizona Theatre
Company, Seattle Repertory Theatre, ACT,
and TAG. For seven years, Steve staged and
choreographed production shows with Greg
Thompson Productions. He has directed
and choreographed numerous productions
at Village Theatre including: Grease, The
Mystery of Edwin Drood, Joseph…, The Ark,
Annie, West Side Story, Peter Pan, La Cage
Aux Folles, Oklahoma!, Damn Yankees, How
to Succeed…, South Pacific, Play It By Heart,
The Music Man, CATS, Hello, Dolly!, EVITA,
Bye Bye Birdie, …Jersey, The King and I,
AIDA, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Stunt
Girl, Chasing Nicolette, Meet Me in St. Louis,
42nd Street, Anne of Green Gables, Iron
Curtain, Annie Get Your Gun, The Producers,
Big River, Chicago, Les Misérables, and
Funny Girl.
Village Guardians
Institutional Contributors
The Village Guardians are those who
remember Village Theatre in their longrange financial and estate plans, ensuring
the artistic, creative, educational, and
financial strength of Village Theatre for
future generations.
Village Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, and government
agencies that contributed to our annual fund between August 8, 2013 to August 8, 2014.
Their support of Village Theatre has helped us maintain our commitment to artistic excellence.
The Estates of Robert W. &
Lois H. Catterall
Mrs. T. A. Gildersleve
The Estate of Stanley T. Harvey
Steven J. Hazlerig
Joanne & Gerald Herber
In Memory of Julie Ann Hovind
Robb & Kathy Hunt
D. Edward & Louise Jones
Betty S. Kramer
Lynn G. Meyer
The Estate of Eugene H. Radach
John Sager
Ed Short
Mark & Christine Shuken
Herbert H. Warrick Family Trust
The Estate of Ruth Sutton Waters
Mildred Windmiller
Diane Woltz
Estate gifts come in all sizes and include
gifts through wills, living trusts, and
beneficiary designations on retirement
plan accounts and life insurance policies.
Other deferred gifts, such a charitable gift
annuities and charitable remainder trusts,
provide lifetime income for the donor.
If you would like more information about
the activities or how to become a Village
Guardian, please visit VillageTheatre.org,
go to the Donate tab and click on “Other
Ways to Give,” or contact Bobbi Kotula
(425) 392-1942 x112 or by email at:
[email protected].
$100,000 and Above
ArtsFund
The Bruce and Jolene McCaw Family Foundation
$50,000 to $99,999
The Boeing Company Gift Matching Program
Issaquah Arts Commission
Microsoft Corporation
$25,000 to $49,999
The Boeing Company
City of Everett
City of Issaquah
Lombardi’s Italian Restaurants
Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Program
Pogacha of Issaquah
The Shubert Foundation
$10,000 to $24,999
4Culture
FINS Bistro
The Mark & Vickie Fund of the Nysether Family
Foundation
The Seattle Foundation
Snohomish County Hotel/Motel Tourism Project
Spectrum Controls, Inc.
Sterling Bank
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation
Tulalip Tribes Charitable Fund
United Airlines
Herbert H.Warrick Family Trust
$5,000 to $9,999
Anderson Hunter
Coastal Community Bank
Everett Bone & Joint (EBJ)
Everett Cultural Commission
Klein Honda
Opus Community Foundation
Peter & Peggy Horvitz
Pignataro Volkswagen
Raikes Foundation
Rowley Properties
Stella Artois
U.S. Bank Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
$2,500 to $4,999
Bellevue Arts Commission
Berntson Porter & Co PLLC
Component Products Corp.
Greenfield Advisors
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites - Pullman
McCallum Print Group
National Alliance for Musical Theatre
Puget Sound Energy Foundation
Redmond’s Bar & Grill
Team Photogenic
$1,000 to $2,499
AT&T Foundation Matching Gift Program
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
Humble Bee Books - Matt & Sandy Bench
Charles Schwab
The Ex Anima Fund
Google Matching Gift Program
IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program
Leamon Group Inc
Puget Sound Services Inc
Raynier Institute & Foundation
Resources Global Professionals (RGP)
Sea-Lect Plastics Corporation
Anonymous (1)
$500 to $999
The Cambia Employee Giving Campaign
D.A. Davidson & Co, The Decker Group
Dwayne Lane’s Family of Auto Centers
E & J Gallo Winery
The Force Realty
Friendly Framing -- James & Donna Ball
Gamut360
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Give with Liberty Employee Donations
Graham & Peggy Crow - Graham Crow Benefit Auctions
McClain Insurance Services
Morgan Stanley in the Community
Newland Construction
Gregg & Shelly Percich - PKJB Architectural Group
Samuel Freeman, Northwest Photo Inc.
SEACON LLC
The Seatons’ Carpentry Shop LLC
Temcov Foundation
True Martial Arts
Warren-Hill Home Team/Remax Integrity
William M. Zingarelli, PS, Attorney at Law
$250 to $499
AON Foundaton Employee Gift Match
BluCora
Craft Architects PLLC
Kiwanis Club of Providence Point
Larry & Beverly Alves / Innervisions
Lynch Resources
Whitaker Foundation
$100 to $249
All Service Glass
Eli Lilly & Co Foundation Matching Gifts Program
GE Foundaton Matching Gifts Program
Sultan Laundry Center
JGL Acoustics Inc
JPMorgan Chase Foundation Matching Gift & Volunteer
Programs
K Public Relations Inc
Leszynski Group Inc.
McKinstry Charitable Foundation
Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Symetra Matching Funds Program
Anonymous (1)
Up to $99
Amante Pizza & Pasta
The Apex Foundation Matching Gift Program
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program
Craving Cajun Grill
Front Street Market
Gilmore Real Estate
Donna Gola, Realtor, Keller Williams Realty
The Home Depot Matching Gift Program
Sammamish Floor Covering
Jennifer Rice, Rice Public Relations
Major League Pizza
Michelman Insurance Group, Inc
The New Mexicans
Jennifer Rice, Rice Public Relations
Romio’s Pizza & Pasta
Russell Investments Matching Gifts Program
Sol Food Bar & Grill
We sincerely apologize for any names we may have
misspelled or inadvertently omitted from our donor list.
Please direct concerns to (425) 392-1942 x120 or
[email protected]
Individual Contributors
Village Theatre would like to Village Theatre would like to thank our generous individual Annual Fund donors and those who supported the programs
served by our Annual Fund: Mainstage, Village Originals, and Youth Education. Your contributions make our season possible. Thank you!
Names listed reflect gifts made between August 3, 2013 to August 3, 2014.
$50,000 & Above
O.J. & Mae Harper
The Estate of Eugene H. Radach
$25,000 to $49,999
Steven J. Hazlerig
Mary Pigott
Joan & the late Craig M. Watjen
$15,000 to $24,999
Gary & Marilyn Kneepkens
Jay & Suzy Wakefield
Bruce & Peggy Wanta
$10,000 to $14,999
Bob & Ann Christensen
Heather & Doug Goff
Kathy & Bob Lovejoy
Twyla & Tom Lucas
Chris & Kristina Shaffer
Ernie & Sherran Whatley
Anonymous (1)
$7,500 to $9,999
Michael & Jennifer Godsey
Diann & Gary Hitzel
Anonymous (1)
$5,000 to $7,499
Dan & Portia Anderson
Dick & Bonnie Cavell
Buz & Sandy de Cillia
Chuck & Evie Foster
Joanne & Gerald Herber
Kim & Stacy Johnson
Lynn G. Meyer
Beth Moursund
James E. “Jim” & Patsy Nelson
Tim & Lisa Nunn
Valorie & Larry Osterman
Maggie & Clint Pehrson
Edward & Burnadette Renouard
Karl Ritzau & Taletta Wibmer
Tom & Cathy Saxton
Phyllis Schaeffer
John & Dorcy Seethoff
Rodger & Margo Shute
Richal & Karen Smith
Dr. Michael & Peggy Swistak
Allen & Janice Wiesen
Anonymous (1)
$3,000 to $4,999
Loch Anderson & Allyn Perkins
Bob & Clodagh Ash
Fred & Lois Bereswill
John & Merrily Berg
Ralph & Mary Etter
Doris Gaudette
Robb & Kathy Hunt
John & Lynnda Kilpatrick
Bobbi Kotula
Patti Marsh & the late
Jerry Marsh
Jeff & Barbara McCashland
Jon McKenzie
Matt Poischbeg
Jim & Sue Selis
Richal & Karen Smith
Tim Timidaiski
Tom & Connie Walsh
$2,000 to $2,999
Chad Bentsen &
Kristen Allen-Bentsen
Rich Baker & Diane Jenkins
Susan Barrett & Rick Meeder
Brett & Sue Bentsen
Margie & Charlie Bicknell
Milton & Donna Bronsdon
Christopher & Geraldine Carlson
Chee & Christine Chew
Sandra B. Chivers
Mark & Linda D’Amato
Kerry W. Davis
Rita M. Daubenspeck
Joyce Farley
Amy Gibart
Lissa & John Griffith
Myrna Hackney
Elling & Barbara Halvorson
Debra L. Henry
Tom & Carol Hogan
Bruce & Emily Howard
Shelly Kacergis
Leigh Kraft
Jerome & Kitty Krell
Duane & Sharon Larson
Mark & Vickie Nysether
Debbie & Pat Ostrander
Jeanette & Joe Piott
William Rall & Brittany Behrens
Rick & Sharon Reuter
Bill Rucker
Lynn Ristig & Craig Shrontz
Richard & Joyce Rosenkranz
DeWayne & Judy Sennett
Steven & Teresa Serex
Dan Sweeney
George & Marie Taylor
Louise M. Tolle
Michelle Vest & Richard Novotny
Anne & Derek Watanabe
Marilyn & Lynden Watts
Judy Yu & Clay Hall
Anonymous (1)
$1,000 to $1,999
Donald & Phyllis Adams
Marleen & Kenny Alhadeff
Don & Becky Anderson
Richard & Marianne Anderson
Thomas N. & Christina E.
Anderson
The Arends Family
Michael Bauer
Shawn & Amanda Bice
Steve Bolliger & Candace Smith
Martin & Brenda Boothroyd
Catherine K. Boshaw
Norm & Joyce Bottenberg
Daniel Brager
Marvin & Lisa Brashem
Robert & Sandra Brazier
Frank & Holly Brod
Dennis & Aline Caulley
Chee & Christine Chew
Michael & Cynthia Coleman
Ross & Laura Comer
Stephen Connelly &
Pam Nordquist
Lisa & Kevin Conner
Karen & Don Crowe
Carol & Laurent Delsuc
Chuck Dennis
Nick DeSantis
Darrel & Nancy Dochow
Christina & Patrick Donka
John & Sherry Douceur
Steven Dow
Susann & Don Edmond
Dennis & Maria Egan
James & Krista Ferguson
$500 to $999
Gail & Ray Abplanalp • Judith L. Albrecht • Fran Anderson • Jacquelyn Anderson
• Charlie & Jane Anderson • Kathleen D. Anderson • Ernie & Pam Ankrim • Linda
Armstrong • Jim & Charmaine Baker • Judy C. Baker • Frank & Billie Jo Barker • The
Barr Family • Alan & Lois Bauer & Family • Ms. Kathleen Bemis • Katherine Benusa
& Randy Bonsen • Alex & Heather Berry • Nancy & Keith Birdwell • Paul & Diane
Birkeland • Peter Bishop • Virginia Blaine • Lee & Kathleen Boeckstiegel • Jodi &
Jay Bowlden • Bob & Jacke Brett • Heather & Tom Brookins • Wade & Susan Brown
• Barbara Moreland & Tom Bruhns • Deborah Buccola • Linda & Mike Burke • Andre
Burman • Nancy Burnett • Ralph L. Byron • Sally Campbell & Tom Perkins • Chuck
& Diana Carey • Dallas & Susan Carleton • John & Norma Carlin • Jim and Laura
Carr • Luanne & Jim Caylor • Mr. & Mrs. John Chadwick • Bronson & Yadi Charette
• Linda Cheung • Jeff & Kathi Coffler • Gary & Consuelo Corbett • The Corley Family
• Bill & Carole Cote • Scott & Katherine Currie • Chuck & Julia Cutting • Roger E. &
Patricia Darling • Gordon and Tanya Davis • Ron DeChene & Robert Hovden • Steve
& Kathy Dennis • Nellie & Chico Diaz • Roy & Janice Dietrich • Janice Dill & William
Etzold • Darrel & Nancy Dochow • Penny & Michael Dorsey • Martha Douglas • Doug
& Maria Dreher • Debra Tan & Peter Duniho • Alan Dunkin • Julie & Jerry Elkington
• Lar & Jan Fagan • Allen Fancher • Gretchen & the Late Jim Faulstich • Anne & Ken
Faust • Junko & Glen Ferguson • Alex & Joyce Ferkovich • Al & Lana Finegold • Laura
Fortner • Penny Freedman • Carter & Marilyn French • J.D. & Judy Gaffney • Ray &
Niki Gagner • Faye & Richard Gillett • Scott & Christine L. Gillette • Dick & Jan Gram
• Scott Greenwood & Melissa Conerly • Randy & Denise Gritton • Dave & Mary Guyer
• Doug and Carol Hadley • The Hancher Family • Dr. J. Michael & Ann Hardy • Laurie
Harrington • Beverly & John D. Hastig • Dan Arndt & Geraldine Hathaway-Arndt • Pat &
Allyn Hebner • Allan O. & Ellen M. Hess • Tony Hewlett DDS • Linda Hollenbeak • Bill
& Nan Hough • Neil Hoyt • Brandi & Jerry Huang • Shaun Hughbanks • Hart & Amy
Hughes • Donovan Hunt • Sue & Chuck Ireland • Patricia J. Itzen • Joel Ivey & Sheyrl
Bret Ferullo
Bill & Katie Finley
Wayne & Bev Freese
Deborah Freng & Joseph Decuir
Marilla L. Gemmer
Martin Gibbins & Paula Crockett
Saundra Cope & Walt Gillette
Barry Givens
Guen & Andrew Goossen
Aline Gorringe
Lindell Graham
Faye & Elmer Green
Cheryl & Dave Hadley
Norma Haines
Brad F. Halbach
The Halgren Family
Bob Hallberg &
Diane Southworth
Paul & Margi Harvey
Harold & Mary Frances Hill
Cynthia & Steve Holmberg
Carrie & Joseph Holmes
Chad & Sandra Hutchison
Karen & Jim Ilika
Bruce & Joanne Jones
Shirley Jones
Michael & Priscilla Kaufmann
Pauline Kennard
Barbara & Jim Kenney
Duncan A. Kirk
Eric & Nancy Kittleson
Jim & Sherry Ladd
Melinda & Eric Lilley
Terry Lundeen
Duncan & Elizabeth MacRae
Duane & Lois Matthews
Will & Karen McMahan
Jean E. McTavish
Beth & Kevin Meidinger
Neal Meldrum & Memory Myers
Irwin & Iryna Michelman
Kyle & Julie Miller
John & Judy Mittenthal
Arnie & Katie Mondloch & Family
Amy & Carl Murray
Robert & Claudia Nelson
Jim & Denise Ohlfs
Bob & Cathy O’Rear
Daryl & Sheri Orts
Ron & Bev Ostrowski
Pam Oyanagi & Dwayne Myers
G. Ronald & Deborah Payne
Kevin Pazaski
Michele and Jerry Pearson
Gregg & Shelley Percich
Llew, Gail, & Anson Phillips
Shirley Phinney & Debra Hagen
George & Carol Holser
Frank & Jeanne Rasmussen
Jim & Sandi Reed
Betty Rhynalds
John & Rosemary Riddington
Cynthia Roberts
Martin & Genevieve Rollins
Onti & Morris Rosen
John Sager
Kimberly & Thomas Sawers
Albert J. & Claudia Serpas
M. Darrel & Barbie Sharrard
Ed Short
Sue Short
Christine Shuken
Dan Sigler
Grant & Nancy Silvernale
Tom & Marion Skalley
Cathy & Mike Slater
Ryan & Kristina Steffen
Kim L. Stocking
Barry and Amy Stoddard
Susan & James Sturms
Bradley & Rebecca Taylor
Edward Thomas
Gifford Thomas
Ann & Greg Thornton
Todd & Kathy Thull
Trudy Tobiason
Steve & Wendy Tomkins
P. Ray Townsend
Jerry & Faye Truskowski
Wally & Donna Walsh
Jeffrey L. & Carol Waters
Robert & Christine Weisel
Scott & Janet Wierenga
Ruth & Jeffrey Wigren
Lynda & Steve Wimbush
Joella Yoder
Anonymous (5)
Murdock • Robert & Linda Jeans • Kris & Fred Jessett • Michelle & Calvin Jewell •
Ron Johnson & Doris Hatton • Jim & Mary Kaye Johnston • Paul R. Jokisch • Susan
& Gary Keister • Louise Kincaid & Arthur H. Mendel • Barbara & Jeffrey King • The
Kinsey Girls • Roger Klorese & David Haney • Dan Lamanuzzi • Bill & Judy Lambert
• Sylvia Lang • Gary Lange & Ann Humphreys • Michael & Allison Larsen • Wenzel
& Julanne Leff • Sue Long • Tim & Nicole Longpre • Ken & Darlene Lowe • Will &
Robin Ludlam • Michael A. Lumia • Marcia Magoon • Shawn Magraw • Tom & Joanne
Manion • Frank & Lynette Marcus • Steve & Susan Matuschak • Robin McCarthy •
Patrick & Claudia McClain • Jennifer McCoy & Jason King • Lynn McIntyre • Arthur &
Jean McKean • Don & Jerre McQuinn • Cristal & Kirk Meidinger • Angelika & Gunnar
Mein • Don & Maxine Miller • Henry Miller • Anne Lillian Mitchell • Ed & Betty Morrow
• The Moscatel Family • Mary Ann Mundy • Mary F. Murphy • Jayne C. Musladin •
Craig Nelsen & Margaret Hall • Dorothy Nerison • Margery W. Newkirk • Barbara &
Edward Nilson • Connie Niva & Jud Marquardt • Jeremy Noble & Jeannette Elkins
• Paul & Shirley Nyenhuis • Geofrey Oestreich • Paul & Patricia Olafson • Stuart &
Ilse Oles • Margaret P. Osborne • John & Marisa Ozburn • David Page • Steve Penn
• Doug & Cheryl Peterson • Christopher Peterson & Mark Wert • Korreen & Robert
Peterson • Margie & Wayne Pietz • Clyde & Judy Pitcher • Bob & Melinda Porter •
Dawn Proffitt-Schrag • Dr. John E. Rasmussen • Mary Lou & Graham Reedy • Carol
& Ted Reule • Shirley & Howard E. Richmond Jr. • Cyndi & Uri Robinson • Carolyn
Rolstad • Karen Ryan • Rhonda Salman • Robert Sansing • Kimberly Sawers • Jim,
Carmen, & Lizzy Scardelis • Stuart & Amy Scarff • Mike & Wendy Schaefer • Donna &
Riley Shirey • The Siegel Family • Nancy Somerville • The Stapleton Family • James &
Barbara Stapper • Michael Stephens and Nancy Johnson • Craig & Sheila Sternberg
• Mr. Peter B. Stewart • Frank Stilwagner & Kurt Dery • Shay Studley Toland & Brian
Toland • Gail & Barry Stulberg • Linda and Frank Stull • Andy & Linda Symons • John
& Bonnie Tabb • Anne Taussig • Dave & Brenda Terrill • Nancy Theune • Edward &
Susan Thomas • Mike & Patti Timmons • Gary & Dorinda Topp • Robert & Betsy
Tutland • Dr. & Mrs. Mark Valentine • Liz & Loren Vandenberghe • Marilyn & William
Vaughn • Corky & Rosie Vennetti • Didrik & Mary Kay Voss • Mr & Mrs Darryl Walker •
Mark J. Walker • Beverly A. Weiss • Maureen Wells-Henderson • Clay & Hap Wertheimer
• Chuck & Rita White • Sue & Michael Wilenzick • Del & Kitty Wilhelm • Richard &
Janet Wilkie • Jeremie M. Wilkins • Wendy & Aaron Winsor • Bruce & Sandy Wolf • John
Zook • Anonymous (7)
$250 to $499
Megan & Seth Adams • Dora & David P. Alcorta • David & Gay Allais • Judith P. Allen •
Ander Family • Suzann & Douglas Anderson • Richard & Dianne Arensberg • Mrs. Eva
Bair • Leeann M. Balbirona • Roy & Rosalie Ballinger • Merwyn & Brenda Banks • Dan
& Judy Bartelheimer • Roger J. Bass & Richard B. Nelson • Daniel P. Bauer • Delores
Bauer • Cleve & Debbie Benford • Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett • Karen Bennett • Mel &
Anita Bingaman • William R. Blackburn • Cathy & Larry Blackett • Sue & Jim Bordenet
• Barbara Bosse • Kit & Janice Bowerman • Jim & Michele Brady • Lynn Brechtel •
Geraldine Bryant • Courtney Buccola • Karen Burt • Heather Campbell • Dan & Nancy
Campi • Charles & Jean Cerar • Kacee Chandler • Suzan Chavez • Russell & Claudia
J. Christensen • Shirley & Robert Clark • Melinda Clemmer • Scott & Darcy Coon • J.
Richard & Marcia Crockett • Ed & Carolyn Crouch • Janice Crouch • Dwight & Karen
Cummings • Barbara B. Daugherty • Shana Daum • Susan L. Davidson • Charles W.
& Teresa D. Davis • Pasquale DeMaio • Donna Denney • Roberta DeRegt • Stacey &
Greg Derk • Craig Dewar • Greg & Cheryl Dietzel • Terry & Judie Doiron • Michael &
Beverly Doleac • Anne & Bob Douglas • Michelle Downey-Magee & Dail Magee Jr. •
Sherrill Dryden & Dennis Griffiths • David & Leanne Durham • Mary Duryee • Malcolm &
Carolyn Edwards • Gregory & Kersten Eggers • Julie & Matt Eisenhauer • Carl & Janell
Erickson • Pat & Tom Erickson • Bill & Karen Erwin • Nancy & Robert Eschrich • Jeanne
and Jack Fankhauser • Janet Farness • Michelle Feder & Lewis Malakoff • Alen & Lynne
Federspiel • Kirsten & Paul Fischler • Richard & Mary Ann Flanders • Rob & Deborah
Fleming • Makoto & Charlene Fletcher • Kristin Flor • Charles & Carolyn Forbes • Frank
Forman • Stephen D. Forman & Sarah Hayden • Eileen Freed • Mr. & Mrs. Stephen
French, Jr • Heinz Gehlhaar & Eileen Bear • Judy K. Giaudrone • Paul & Elizabeth Gilbert
• Sharon Gillaspie • Boyd & Ann Givan • David Ira Goldstein • Jim & Sue Goss • Tom
& Julie Graafstra • Tom & Cheryl Grinna • Jim & Jeannie Grippin • Paul & Betty Haack
• Wayne & Pam Harrington • Terre & Barbara Harris • Julie & Kenneth Hart • Rick &
Robin Hart • Liz & Don Healy • Skip & Cheryl Hegland • Henshaw Family • Karl & Sylvia
Hermanson • Bill & Wanda Hickman • Bob & Mary Hildie • Shirley & Dean Hobson •
Hodgins Family • Paul & Vesta Hoglund • Gary & Patty Hope • Gwen & Randy Houser •
Barbara Howell • James & Annette Hoxsey • Bill & Jean Hurt • Ron & Gail Irving • Ed
& Betty Iwamoto • Dr. James Nelson and Dr. Teresa Jacobs • Neal & Sue Jett Jensen
• Judy Jewell • Carl Johansen & Judy Chapman • Roberta Williams-Johnson • Jean
Johnson • JoAn & Charles Johnson • JoAnne & Clayton Jones III • Edmund & Jan Jones
• Mr. & Mrs. William Jones • Sunshine Kapus • Ron & Lori Kaufman • Mary Jane Keller
• Dick & Vera Keller • Catherine Kennedy • Donna & Ed Kennedy • Thomas & Vicki
Kerr • Ellen & Dwight Kester • Shelley Noble & Bob Kilian • J. C. & Marietta Kilmer •
Joan Muir King • David & Florence Kleine • Mireille Kools & Oscar Koenders • Bill &
Kathie Kreager • Alice & Chris Kuntz • James & Karen Lahey • Barbara Lamoureux •
Lars & Debbie Landrie • James & Pat Lanning • Hertha & Bob Ledford • Darrell and
Beverly Lee • Carol C. Lee • Erick & Judy Leithe • Paul & Barbara Lester • Nancy &
Otto Leuschel • Carol Levenson & Ken Mahaffy • Ruby Linear • John and Karen Loff
• Beverly J. Luce • Louis & Joegil Lundquist • Wendy MacDonald • Mary Jane & John
Mack • Richard Butler & Melissa Mager • The Malone Family • James & Jane Marich •
Robert Mason • Del & Sandy Masson • Mary Mathers • Christine & Stephen Matlock
• David & Colleen Mayer • Kevin & Charlie McCandlish • Herb & Nikki McMurtry •
Ed & JoAnn Mesa • Frank Meyer • Nancy & Brad Meyers • Raymond S. Miller • Ted
Miller • Stephen & Susan Aaron Moller • Jeanne & Yousef Monazam • Stan & Marlene
Monusko • Anne & Tom Moore • Bob & Linda Moore • Erma Jean Morgan • Terri &
Mark Morse • Mary W. Mott • Danny and Lee Moulding • Mary Mueller • Dean & Aljean
Muncey • Casey Muratori • Mary K. Nelson • Les & Delaine Newton • Laurence & Mary
Nielsen • Mrs. M. Gayle Niendorff • Craig & Deanna Norsen • Jean Nye • A. Ottini •
Deneall Owens • James & Katherine Owens • Ken Pacquer & Jennie Traeger • John and
Tanya Palmore • Wendy Pegelow • Lillian Perry • Frank & Mary Peters • Linda & Clark
Petersen • Ms. Kristalyn Rich Peterson • Linda Peterson • Fred Poe • Susan & Jerry
Posten • Al & Carol Prato • John & Joyce Price • Jack & Bea Rawls • Frank Recchio •
Robin Reese • Dick & Carroll Rehmke • Rao & Satya Remala Foundation • Bernie &
Katherine Richards • Joel Rindal • Delene & Joe Ritchie • John and Jan Rittenhouse
• Paul & Marianne Roberts • Hank & Donna Robinett • The Robinsons • Floyd &
Judy Rogers • Judi Rogers • Luanne Aronen Rosenfeld • Richard & Joe Ann Rucker •
Marguerite Russell • Mary & Patrick Russell • Elmer & Donna Sams • Diane Sandvick
• Mike & Joann Sato • Kimberly Saunders • Jean A. Savory • Barry & Carolyn Scalise •
John Scannell & Wendy Kelling • Kirk Scarbrough • Shirley & Ralph Schapler • Robin &
Clare Scheffer • Laura & Carl Schmidt • Logan Schmidt • Dr. Neil & Sari Schneider • In
Memory of Denise A. Schramke • Susan & Richard Schwasnick • John & Joan Scott •
Hugh T. Seeley • Bert & Ellyn Sewell • Doug & Lisa Shaeffer • Susan & Fred Shanafelt
• Richard Shinabarger & Kathy Brown • Neal & Linda Shulman • Aris & Sally Silzars •
Judy Simmons • Bob & Lynne Simpson • Todd & Heidi Sink • Betty Snyder • Carol &
Ron Sodetani • John & Stephanie Soth • Rozaine Sparacio • Bill & Roseanne Spence
• Darlene Staats • Chris & Joan Starling • Darlene Stern • Tom & Brenda Stonecipher
• Linda Suby • Jim & Ann Suttle • Marianne & Trevor Swangard • Dick & Joyce Swope
• Dr. Carrie Sylvester • Norman & Mary Ann Taylor • Eric Teshima & Frank Barrows •
Loretta Thomas • Patricia Tillman • Jack & Sallie Tuttle • Dr. Bart & Beverly Vincent •
Mrs. Sue & Michael Wagner • Tom & Nicola Walker • Wendy & Jamie Walker • Fred &
Meri Wallace • Kathie & Bob Ward • Karen & Mark Warner • Charles & Darlene Wascher
• Bob & Cathy Webster • Darryl Weide & Karen Prince • The Weigel Family • Herb &
Debbie Weisbaum • Sandee Westberg • Len & Ann Whalen • Ben & Barbara Whisler •
Bob and Denise Whitbeck • Jane & Roger Wierenga • Scott & Janet Wierenga • Colleen
Wilcox • Robert & Sandra Williamson • Eric & Julie Wilson • Chloe Adamo • Diane Woltz
• Susan Worsfold • Brett Wortzman • Marcus & Kristen Wright • Shirley Wright • Wendy
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Wright • Leila and Xander Yanni • James & Tina Yerges • Fred & Lucy Zapf • William
Zingarelli & Kati Nickerson • Jim & Sally Zoll • Rudy & Heidi Zurcher • Anonymous (17)
$100 to $249
Maxine Adametz • Patti Adamich • Kristen Adams • Pat Adams • Robert & Beverly
Adams • Robert E. Adams • Mrs. Susan A. Adams • Kevin & Pat Adderson • Robert Ade
• The Agne’s • Nick & Jeanne Aldrich • Sandy Aldworth • Kathryn Alexandra • Susan
Alexander • Mr. Ralph Allen Jr • Marsha A. Allgire • June & Cecil Allison • Stephanie
Alphier • Gladys & Jack Altabef • Dean & Gigi Altaras • Sandra & David Altaras • C. B.
Ameden • Margaret Ames • Carol & Mick Anderson • Charles and Janet Anderson •
Chip Anderson • David & Kathleen Anderson • Elva M. Anderson • Martha Anderson •
Norman & Gladys Anderson • Paul & Judy Anderson • Marlene & Abe Angell • Art &
Janet Armstrong • Patricia & Norm Arndt • A. Joyce Arnold • Richard & Mary Arriola •
Chris & Ginny Arundell • Tom & Helen Askew • Kathy Atwood • Cary Atzbach • Mrs.
Kathryn E. Aulwurm • Mary Ann & Larry Austin • Rubymae & Frank Austin • Edward
Authier • Cheryol Ayers • Hunter & Linda Bachand • Russell Baehr and Amy Hevly •
Ralph & Donna Baggerly • Taro Bai • Kevin D. Bail • Cliff & Rosemary Bailey • Fred &
Rose Marie Bailey • Nancy Bailey • Patrick Bailey • Winnifred & Robert Bainbridge •
Beth & Dick Baker • J.J. Baker • Linda Anne Ballard • Linda Ballew • Brenda Baltrusch
& Steve Sjoberg • John & Nora Bankston • Judithann Barnes • Deborah J. Barnett • Sue
Barnett • Larry & Esther Barsher • Suzanne & Loren Barsness • Jona Bartell • Edwina
Bassett • Phil & Kathy Bates • Marilyn & Richard Batura • Roena & Ralph Baum •
Ronald & Susan Bean • Ann & Cordy Beardsley • David & Barbara Beatty • Samuel R. &
Rosie Bechara • Jean Claude Beck • Tony Beeman • Mike & Pat Begley • Dean &
Carolyn Behse • Rosalyn Bellows • Marilyn Bennett • Family of Mercedes Benson •
Janet Benson • Stephanie Benson • Charlotte & Donald Benusa • David & Tresa Berg •
Dr. Stanley S. Berman • Sharon Berry • Teresa Best • Bills Family • Thomas Bingaman •
Cinda and Danielle Bitz • Augustine Blaisdell • Vera Blake • Ann Blakeslee & Jon Hatch
• John & Joan Blincoe • Kathlyne A. Boeding • Phil Bogardus • Alex & Christine
Boldizsar • DeLois I. Borg • Kay Borst • Margaret & Richard Bossi • Mary Margaret &
Claude Bouchard • Mr. Randall Bourgeois • James William & Ann Boyett • Lynn Boze •
Rose Ann & Harry Brady • Mary Kay Branch • Mr. & Mrs. David Brasher • The Bratton
Family • Jack Brenchley • Audrey Bridgham • Dianne H. Broaddus • Paul & Therese
Brogan • Allan & Gretchen Brookes • Audrey Brown • Carroll & Cherri Brown • Charlie &
Pam Brown • Gregory Brown • J. D. & Kit Brown • Margaret & Robert Brown • Jack &
Carolyn Broyles • Janice & Marshall Brumer • Darlene & Harlan Bruner • Wray & Dottie
Buck • Marty Budzius • Carolyn Bueler • Pauline & Harry Buhler • Peter & Judith Bullard
• Jane Bullen • Ruth & Alan Bunin • Jane G. Burgoyne • Bill & Sharon Burke • John &
Paula Burke • JoAnn Burkett • Mike & Camille Burrows • Jeanne & Art Burt • Karene
Busby • Fred & Rosmarie Butler • Jean & Donald Camp • Joan Campbell & Tim Williams
• Susan & John Carl • Marilyn E. Carlson • Laura Carmichael • Ellen Carnwath • Lisa &
Ken Carpenter • Hugh & Ann Carr • Joan Carro • Brian & Lisa Carroll • Stan Case •
John & Barbara Cashen • Phyllis R. Cass • Mark Cavelero • Dr. Melanie Wynne Caviness
• Jennifer R. Cearley and Jeff Hughes • Loren Ceder • Chace Family • Eunice Chaffey •
David Chalmers & Jean Schuver • Arthur Chang • Eva & Cecil Chapman • Shirley & Clyde
Cherberg • Wilton & Paula Chinn • Al & Doris Christensen • Barbara Christoferson •
Lorraine Clacy • Catherine Clausen • Logan Clay • Dave & Jan Clements • Richard &
Joyce Clemmons • Ms. Ruth Diane Clinkenbeard • Jody Clovis • David & Zenaida Clymer
• Sean Cocchia • Aaron & Núria Coe • Kelly Cogswell • Monica Cokeley • Dolores Cole
• Rod and Maryanne Collins • Patrick Collins • Kelvie Comer • Brian Comstock •
Christophe Condit • Jill Conner • Geraldine Conrad • Roberta Conti & William Pezzner •
Mary Cook • Karen Hart Cordell • Elizabeth & Marc Cordova • Susan Cornell • Lane &
Renee Corry • Helen & Lauren Countryman • Thomas Cox & Rebecca Freelin • Sandra
Cozzetto • Robert & Gail Cranmer • Pat & Kelly Crickmore • Canden & Stan Crie • Jean
Crill • Jim & Cathy Croom • Mary H. Cross • Don & Nancy Cumming • Tom & Carol
Curtis • Sharon Cutshall • Carol A. & Peter Dahl • Dan & Jamie Dahlstrom • Mary
Dahlstrom • Carolee Danz • Forrester & Patricia Darling • Allan & Kathy Darr • Marion
Darragh & Ed Gallant • Lara Dattilo & Josh Stanton • Nicholas Davenport • Phil & Elaine
Davis • Michelle & Chris Davis • Nancy & Mark Davis • Steve & Susan Day • Philip &
Lenore Defliese • Richard & Donna Defrancesco • de Michele Family • Jodie Lynn &
Dennis DeMuth • Ronald & Barbara Dengel • Loren Denherder • Melissa Denmark • Bill
and Jeni Dennis • Jim & Deedee Deno • Derheim Family • Loren & Kathie DeShon •
John & Celeste Deveney • Jan Dexter • Bud & Virginia Dice • Joyce Diedrichs • John &
Carla Dietz • John & Mary Digenan • Patrick and Patty Dillon • Carolyn E. Dion-Kuhn •
Richard Divers • Bill & Bev Dobler • Skip Dockstader • Tom & Jenny Doggett • Pam Dorn
• Steve Dowling • Mrs. Harty Drangsholt • Steve Edlund & Darcy Drysdale • Nicolette
Ducommun • Kathy Dugaw • Robert & Phyllis Duin • Richard M. Dunbar • Nancy G. &
Gordon W. Duncan • Guy & Fran Dunkin • Teresa Duralia • Dale Beech & Edith Duttlinger
• Grace Easley • James & Lydia Easley • Marcie Easterlin • Veronica Eaton • Danielle &
Keith Ebert • Gail & Eric Eck • Mrs. Judy Ecklund • Alan Eddy • Ginger Eddy • David
Edfeldt & Bonnie Steussy • Connie & Ron Edlin • Verne A. Edson • Glenn & Janet
Edwards • Michael & Christine Edwards • Robert & Dolores Eggers • Lucille D. Elbert •
George & Marilyn Elliott • Dave & Sherry Ellis • Janet M. Elmore • Phillip & Georgia
Elvrum • Lisa Emerling & Patrick Arpin • Judy & Ray Emery • Mark Engelberg • Karen
Engelbrecht • Catherine Engman • John Eriks • William Euster • Mrs. Cheryl Evans •
Reginald & Elizabeth Evans • Delmar & Sandra Fadden • John & Kerry Fairchild • John D.
Fan • Verne & Kathleen Fankhauser • Ed & Katie Farrey • Barbara R. Fayette • Gary &
Linda Feldman • Susan & Dick Ferrarini • The Ferse Family • William Field • Susanne
Fields • Frances Nanette Finelli • Zoe Finkelstein and Brad Havard • Jim & Mary Lou
Finley • Vickie Fisher • Kari & Steve Flanagan • Elsa & Joe Fleck • Robert & Carolyn
Fletcher • Hal & Marilyn Fogelquist • F.J. Foley • Margie Forrester • Gail Foster • Dan
and Kim Foster • Kay Frankenstein • Donna J. Franklin • George & Joyce Frasier • Mrs.
Sharon Freas • Gary & Mary Fredeen • Chuck & Timmie Freedenberg • Curt & Arlene
French • James & Anna Freyberg • Ava & Bill Frisinger • Shannon Fuhrman • Ann Fuller •
Becky Furru • Mrs. Susan Prudente Galbraith • Dr. Henry & Ann Gallagher • Nancy
Gallup & Ken Keenan • Lynn Garvey • Nedra Gaskill • Vicki & Larry Geist • Ethel C.
Geniesse • Dr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Gentsch • Sarah & Paul George • Frank & Jan Ghosn
• Amy Gibart • Sherry Gibbons • Steve & Hina Giese • Ms. Sandra Gilroy • Nanette
Gingery • The Ginthner Family • Neil & Esther Gladson • Duane & Pamela Gleave • Dee
Glenn • Susan Glicksberg & Michael Rogers • Elaine & Scott Goddard • Sherrill and
Morris Wardrip • I. Mervin & Georgiana Gorasht • Scott & Kerrie Gordon & Family • John
& Joan Gorow • Richard Gourley • David & Barbara Green • Vitula Green • Diane E. Grier
• Diane Grignon • Steve & Barbara Grinaker • Wiard & Jean Groeneveld • Micah Grotte •
John & Penny Grove • Leslie Grover • Mr. & Mrs. Jim Groves • Scott Guettinger • Mark
Gunning & Helen Lafferty • Ronald & Judith Gusa • Laura and Neil Gutenberg • Marion &
Bob Guyer • Mr. & Mrs. Richard H Haase • Brian & Erin Hackwith • Diane & Dakota
Hagemann • Leonard and Ellen Hagen • Fred & Suzanne Hahn • Don & Mary Hale •
Richard M. Halffman • Mike & Terri Hall • Halliday Family • Jerry & Jeanne Hambly • Pam
Hamilton • Patricia B. Hamilton • Nancy & Glen Hammond • Ron & Barbara Hammond •
Dave Hansen & Nancy Swierkos • Don Hansen • Suzanne and Alex Hansen • Harry &
June Hanson • Jim & Pat Hanson • Brent & Lucinda Harding • Rose & Rick Harig • Jean
Marie Harris • Joan Harris • Sharon Harriss • Sharron & David Hartman • J. David &
Gloria Hartnett • Elizabeth Hartsfield • Sue Hatfield • Mike Hatmaker & Ruby Okada •
Susan Hayes • Gladys Headley • Melinda & Richard Hearsey • Carla Heath • Judy & Jim
Heber • Sandy Heidergott • Corky and Kris Heimbigner • Don Heinz • Chuck & Leslie
Newquist • Gloria M. Helms • Ward & Liz Helms • Ila M. Hemm • Susan & Larry Henak •
Mary & Mark Hendrickson • Vicki Hendrix & Rikard Bjork • Werner & Carol Henn •
Andrew & Therese Henninger • Helen & Steven Henry • Marcia Henry • Anne Herrin •
Janice Hertz & Brian Trede • Pat & Forest Hetland • Barbara & Richard Hicklin • James &
Susan Higgins • Helga & Jerry Hilson • Dean & Jayne Hinchy • Charles & Maureen Hitz •
W. Eugene & Ruth S. Hockenbery • Kristin Hoeflin • Steven & Carla Hoffman • William &
Arlene Hoffmann • Don & Shirley Hofstrand • Larry & Myrtis Holdren • David & Karen
Hollenback • Gail & Godfrey Holmstrom • Aaron & Margie Holzer • Ron & Joyce
Honeyman • Jim & Mary Hordyk • Bill & Merrily Hornell • Bill & Chris Horner • Alyssa
Balogh • Jackie & Timothy Horst • Paul & Mary Hosoda • Jordan Hostetter • Frances &
Don Houck • David Houghtaling • Angella & Dan Hould • Bernita Howard • Norma & Ron
Howatson • Theodora B. Howe • Kurt & Judy Howeler • Katherine Huber • Barbara
Hudak • Joanne Hufnagel • Mark Hulen and Kelley Hale • Mary Ann Hult • Margaret Hunt
• Margee & Jim Hunt • Pamela Hunt • Sheri Hunt • Patricia F. Hunter • Susanna Hunter
• Rita Husby • Gerald & Helen Hussey • Delores & Walt Hyden • Phyllis Iacono • Leslie
Iles • Pierrette Ing • Michelle Ircink • Liz & Gary Isaacson • Marie & Ralph Jackson III •
Norma Jackson • Jim and Susan Jacobson • Robert Jandl • The Jayne Family • Ms. Toni
Jennings • Maria Jense & Chris Cline • Larry & Carol Jergens • Sara E. Jinks • Kelly R.
Johns • Ms. Mary Susan Johns • Fred & Barbara Johnson • David & Inge Johnson •
George & Dale Johnson • Joyce L. Johnson • Mimi Johnson & Brad Shoup • Nancy
Johnson • Rod & Phyllis Johnson • Wayne & Carol Johnson • Carole J. Johnston • David
Jones • F. David Jones • Gayle & Phillip Jones • James C. Jones • Patricia Jones •
Steven L. Jones • Pam Jue • Kim Kaiser • Mike & Peggy Kanaga • Robert & Eleanor
Karrer • Deborah Katz • Mary & Dirk Kayser • Peg Kehret • The Keilin Family • Lorraine
Kelly • Susan Kendall • Kert Kertson & Norma Lee Smith • Mr. Steven M. King • Tracey
& Robert Klee • Jim & Sandy Klein • Henry & Judy Klein • Dale & Richard Kleinknecht •
Mary Lou & Wayne Klopfenstein • Amy Knapp • Marilyn & Leonard Knapp • Barbara J.
Knopf • John Knutson and Sean Bailey • Kenneth & Carol Kocher • Karen S. Kohler •
Gloria & Bill Koll • Koontz Family • Blanch & Dave Kosche • Julie & Glenn Kouhia •
Donald & Loraine Krainess • Ardath Kramer • Edwin Baker & Janice Kresek • Bill &
Cheryl Kringle • Beate Kruger & Dominik Langrehr • John & Jane Kuechle • Lisa Kulits •
Lonnie Kunkel • Janice Kurth • Ted & Marge Kuykendall • Thomas & Catherine Lambe •
Linda Lamont • Shelly & Rick Lamoreaux • Suzanne Lane • Loraine Lapworth • Darlene
Larsen • Larry & Priscilla Larsen • Ander Larson • Bruce & Neoma Lawrenson • Karen
M. Lawson • Mr. & Mrs. Claude E. Layman • Patricia Lazowski • Jackie & Delroy Lechelt
• Jim & Tami Leff • Mary Leibenguth • Jim Leistikow & Jan Nesse • Susan A. Leiter • Mr.
& Mrs. Rod Leland • Dennis & Kathleen LeMaster • The Lengyel Family • Carolyn &
Stephen Lesser • Madlyne Levengood • Dick & Carol Levinthal • Charles P & Pauline
LeWarne • Chet & Jo Lewis • Mary Lou Lewis • William & Gillian Lewis • Constance
Lightbody • Jamie Lilly & Brian Kihneman • Charlotte Lin • Nora Linderoth & Stan Sastry
• Phyllis Lindsey • Ernst Linnemann • Marny Livingston & Ron Large • Gayle Logue • Kim
Lorenz • Kim & Debbie Losnegard • Janet Loudenback-Newman & John Newman •
Kathleen & Geoff Lowney • Ms. Karen L. Luecking • Terry & April Lundell • Jeanne L.
Lundquist • Mary Ann Lusby • Ron & Patti Lynch • Lynn & Jerry Mack • Mark & Rita
Macomber • Linda MacRae • David & Kathleen Madsen • Jon Magnussen • Mark &
Nikki Mahan • Shirley & Donald Mahlum • Ben & Suzanne Malsberry • George & Irene
Mano • David & Meg Marcrander • Helen K. Mark • Doris Markham • Maxine
Marriott-Green & Family • Alan Marsh • Mimi & Tim Marshall • Edith A. Martin • Michele
Martin • Mike & Michelle Martin • Jeff & Caroline Mason • Kathy & Michael
Mastromonica • Bev & Barry Matheny • Ms. Elizabeth Mathewson • Dan & Kathy Maxwell
• Donna & Bob Mayer • Lois Mayers • Susan B. McBride • Barbara McCabe • Lilia &
Michael McCannel • Della McCleary & Merlin Bosch • William McCoubrey • Robert &
Debbie McCoy • Linda McDonald • Sally McDowell • Arthur McGrew • JoAnn McHolland
• Kenneth & Elva McLane • Denise M. McLaren • Allison McLean & Tom Quickstad •
Gary & Ardie McLean • Jane & Thomas McNassar • John & Judith McNaughton • Judy &
Jim McTigue • Jean L. Medina • Lynn & Diane Mendenhall • Linda & Steven Meredith •
Joe & June Merrick • Richard & Joan Merritt • Ruth Metzer • Val & Kristine Meyer • Tami
& Joe Micheletti • Diana Migchelbrink • Angela Miller • Kenneth & Sandra Miller •
Marjorie Miller • Paul & Gail Miller • David & Penny Miller • Chuck & Sue Millonzi •
Kendra & David Mills • Joyce Minehan-Stewart • Sue Minich • Jacqueline Mitchell •
Kathleen Mitchell • Neda Mohandessi & Vafa Mostaghim • Stephen & Katherine
Monohan • Veda & Robert Moretti • Don & Marilyn Morford • Kevin & Jill Morgan • Erin
Morin • Patricia E. Morris • Lori & Jack Morrison • Lorraine Morton • Theresa & Scott
Mosier • Susan & Hal Mozer • Trish & Thomas Mrzena • Samantha Mueller • Paul
Mueller & Laura Moore Mueller • Sharon A. Muir • Dee Mulford • Kelly Munn & Steve
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