annual report 2010

HARRY S. TRUMAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010

PRESERVING THE LEGACY

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Contents4 Volunteer Leadership

5 Executive Message

7 What We Do

9 Exhibitions

10 KOREA60 Commemoration

14 Programs and Events

18 Education

22 Research Grants and Awards

24 Friends and Members

25 Supporting the Mission

26 Volunteers and Interns

27 Financial Overview

28 Communications

29 Donor Honor Roll

(800) 833-1225 www.trumanlibrary.orgDesigner: Emily Crawford

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The Harry S. Truman Library Institute,

a 501(c)(3) organization, is dedicated to

the preservation, advancement, and outreach activities

of the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum,

one of our nation’s 13 presidential libraries

overseen by the National Archives and Records Administration.

Together with its public partner, the Truman Library Institute

preserves the enduring legacy of America’s 33rd president

to enrich the public’s understanding of history,

the presidency, public policy, and citizenship.

Mission

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Board of DirectorsTRUMAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE 2011 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP

Carol Anderson, Emory UniversityAlan L. Atterbury, Midland Properties, Inc.Kirk W. Carpenter, Carpenter & CompanyJohn A. Dillingham, JoDill, Inc. and Dillingham EnterprisesCharles M. Foudree, Ret., Harmon Industries, Inc.Sam F. Hamra, Hamra EnterprisesMary Ann Heiss, Kent State UniversityMary C. Johnston, National VolunteerAllen L. Lefko, Bank of Grain ValleyKenneth B. McClain, Humphrey, Farrington, and McClain, P.C.Thomas R. McGee, Jr., DST Realty

HONORARY CHAIRMANClifton Truman Daniel

OFFICERSCHAIR Mary E. Hunkeler, Community Volunteer

VICE CHAIR John J. Sherman, InergyTREASURER and VICE CHAIR Roger A. Novak, Novak Birks, P.C.

SECRETARY Herbert M. Kohn, Bryan Cave LLP

DIRECTORS

NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCILJohn C. Danforth, Bryan Cave LLP

Richard A. Gephardt, Gephardt & Associates, L.C.Walter Isaacson, Aspen Institute

Michael J. Johnston, Ret., The Capital Group

John P. McMeel, Andrews McMeel UniversalLarry L. McMullen, Husch Blackwell LLPJames B. Nutter, Jr., James B. Nutter & CompanyCappy P. Powell, Community VolunteerPage Branton Reed, Community VolunteerBeth K. Smith, Community VolunteerElizabeth T. Solberg, Fleishman Hillard, Inc.Charles S. Sosland, Sosland Publishing Co.James W. Symington, Nossaman LLPMaurice A. Watson, Husch Blackwell LLPEx Officio: Michael J. Devine, Harry S. Truman Library and Museum

Henry W. BlochElinor BorenstineWillard L. BoydMary Shaw BrantonGeorge H. CurtisGeorge M. Elsey

HONORARY TRUSTEESLawrence E. GelfandLarry J. HackmanSusan M. HartmannKen HechlerFrancis H. HellerMilton P. Kayle

Jonathan M. KemperRichard S. KirkendallHenry J. Massman, IVThomas A. McDonnellC. Westbrook MurphyWilliam C. Nelson

James B. Nutter, Sr.Barbara J. PottsGloria SchustermanMorton I. SoslandElmer B. StaatsDavid Stanley

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Executive Message

ALEX BURDENExecutive Director

MARY HUNKELERBoard Chair

Dear Friends , The Truman Library Institute is extremely grateful for the leadership and generosity we have received from our vol-unteers and donors during 2010. The support of so many friends allowed us to advance the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum’s efforts to preserve and share President Truman’s remarkable legacy. During 2010, we collectively devoted much of our time, energy and financial resources to commemorating the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. The Truman Library Institute’s KOREA60 commemoration surpassed all expectations for properly remembering and honoring veter-ans of the Korean War, while also reminding an international audience of the important, world-altering decisions President Truman made. We offer our sincere thanks to everyone who so readily agreed to support our KOREA60 programs – and especially the following individuals and partners:

•Congressmen Ike Skelton and Emanuel Cleaver, II, Senator Kit Bond and all the members of the KOREA60 Honorary Committee.

•Gen. David H. Petraeus, the keynote speaker of our Korean War Veterans Appreciation Ceremony.

•The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, the US Army Command and General Staff College, and the Government of the Republic of South Korea through the Korean Consulate General in Chicago.

•The generous corporations, foundations and individuals who sponsored KOREA60 – including our lead sponsors – the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States and the Courtney S. Turner Charitable Trust. (See complete list on page 11)

Thanks to their leadership, involvement and financial support, the Truman Library Institute was able to offer a compelling slate of KOREA60 programs throughout 2010 – including the following highlights:

•On June 21, General David Petraeus appeared as the keynote speaker of the Institute’s Korean War Veterans Appreciation Ceremony. This moving tribute was attended by more than 2,100 individuals – including 450 Korean War veterans, nu-merous elected and military officials, international dignitaries and representatives.

•The special exhibit, Memories of Korea, was viewed by more than 60,000 Truman Library visitors during its March though December run.

•The Howard and Virginia Bennett Forum on the Presidency, held in November, received national attention, thanks to the topic of discussion, Presidents at War: Korea to Afghanistan, and the featured panelists, The Hon. Bob Kerrey, Senator Evan Bayh and historians Douglas Brinkley and Andrew Bacevich.

We are grateful to the friends and benefactors who made these and other programs possible during the past year, and we hope this annual report gives you an idea of what the Truman Library Institute was able to accomplish. With your ongoing support, we will continue drawing on the life, legacy and values of Harry S. Truman in order to enrich the public’s understanding of history, the presidency, and the importance of civic engagement.

Sincerely,

Mary Hunkeler and Alex Burden

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America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination and an

unbeatable determination to do the job at hand.

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What We DoThe Harry S. Truman Library Institute, a not-for-profit, tax-exempt corporation, and the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum work as partners to keep President Truman’s legacy of leadership and service alive. Through nationally-acclaimed educational programs, world-class museum exhibits,

• Harry S. Truman Book Award

• Scholar’s Award

• Dissertation Year Fellowships

• Research Grants

• Conferences

• Summer Teachers Institute

• National History Day – Greater Kansas City

Regional Competition

• Permanent and Temporary Museum Exhibits

• The Howard & Virginia Bennett Forum

on the Presidency

• Wild About Harry

• Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award

• Community Partnerships

• Government Relations

• Museum Programs

• Truman Legacy Events

• The White House Decision Center

• Student Museum Tours

• Ongoing Educational Programs

• Website Hosting and Management

• Museum and Archives Support

• Digital Archives Support

• Student Internship Program

• Volunteer and Docent Program

• Tourism Marketing

• Public Relations

• Publications/Communications

• Capital Improvements

• Preventative Maintenance

• Development and Fundraising

international research programs and stimulating forums, the Truman Library Institute preserves and helps interpret Harry Truman’s presidency for future generations. In Fiscal Year 2010, the Truman Library Institute contributed $822,164 to this cause.

Programs made possible by the Truman Library Institute include:

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was a soldier in the First World War, and I know what a soldier goes through. I know well the anguish that mothers and fathers and families go through.

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Exhibitions

C A P T U R E T H E M O M E N T Truman Library | November 21 - January 24, 2010

139 Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographs Capture Moments of Triumph and Tragedy

The Truman Library hosted the most comprehensive display of Pulitzer Prize-winning photographs ever shown in the United States. Capture the Moment included all winning images from

1942-2008. Behind each prize-winning image was the compelling story of the photographer who, coincidentally or courageously, was present to “capture the moment.”

On March 27, 2010, the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum launched a powerful new exhibition commemorating the 60th anni-versary of the start of the Korean War. Not simply a military history, Memories of Korea helped Museum visitors feel the impact of the Korean conflict and legacy through the eyes of those who lived there, who fought there, and who were permanently changed by what happened there. Organized around four thematic areas – Culture and History, Antecedents, War, and Legacy – the Truman Library’s historians and curators culled the presidential archives to present an interactive, multi-media experience drawn on the personal as well as the political. At the core was the highly detailed war record left by President Truman’s administration. The experience also included

on-the-ground film footage, audio stations featuring first-person interviews, large-scale photographs, personal memorabilia, family letters, diary entries and much more. Through this unique and original presentation, a personal, powerful and often times brutal picture of the Korean War emerged, forever changing the way we think and feel about “The Forgotten War.” Approximately 60,000 Truman Library visitors toured the exhibition during its run. The Truman Library Institute would like to thank the Courtney S. Turner Charitable Trust for its title-sponsorship of the exhibit.

M E M O R I E S O F K O R E ATruman Library | March 27, 2010 - December 31, 2010


korea60Commemoration

PROGRAMS: Korean War Conference SeriesMay 14-15, 2010 | The Legacy of Harry S. Truman in East Asia |Key West, FL The event was broadcast by C-SPAN.

May 27-28, 2010 | Korea’s Legacy of War: The Two Koreas and Their Future | Seoul, South Korea

June 16-17, 2010 | New Documents, New Histories: 21st Century Perspectives on the Korean War The Harry S. Truman Library and Museum was the venue for the official opening of two collections of classified intelligence documents relating to Korea. These collections include an important series of records from the CIA Historical Collections Division and documents from the Woodrow Wilson Center’s North Korea International Documentation Project. The event was broadcast by C-SPAN.

Educational InitiativesThe Truman Library Institute premiered a new adult version of its nationally-acclaimed educational program the White House Decision Center, focusing on Harry Truman’s reaction to North Korea invading South Korea and his subsequent deci-sion to enter the war.

Throughout 2010, the Truman Library Institute and the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum commemorated the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War with a series of programs designed to honor the service of Ameri-can, Korean, and United Nations soldiers and to celebrate

the remarkable success of South Korea, made possible by the service and sacrifice of the veterans of the Korean War. Tens of thousands of people were reached through live audience experiences, web casts, television and radio re-broadcasts.

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Th e Truman Library Institute would like to thank the following korea60 sponsors:

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Memories of Korea Exhibition Title Sponsor: Courtney S. Turner Charitable Trust, Daniel C. Weary and Bank of America, trustees

KC Impact Fund

Command and General Staff College Foundation

Jean and Don Wagner

Richardson Printing, Inc.

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation

ATK Small Caliber Systems

Dickinson Financial Corporation

Korean War Veterans Appreciation Ceremony Title Sponsor:

Faultless Starch/Bon Ami Co.

James J. Ascher

Neal E. Boyd

Norman Fretwell

Allen L. Lefko

Lon Lane Inspired Occasions

Margaret and Jerome Nerman

Free Admission Sponsor of the Korean War Veterans Appreciation Ceremony:

The Government of the Republic of Korea through the Korean Consulate General in Chicago, IL


On June 21, 2010, the Truman Library Institute organized the largest tribute event in the nation commemorating the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of Korean War. Guest speakers included General David Petraeus, South Korean Ambassador Chul Huh, Senator Kit Bond, Congressman Ike Skelton, Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, II, Missouri Gov-ernor Jay Nixon, and Honorary Chairman of the Truman Library Institute Clifton Truman Daniel. The service of Ko-

54,200 Americans died in service June 27,1950 - July 27, 1953. Of these, 33,700 were actual battle- related deaths.

131 Korean War veterans have been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

There were 7,140 POW’s during the Korean War. Of these, 4,418 returned to the United States, 2,701 died, and 21 refused repatriation.

An estimated 86,300 Korean War veterans are women, making up seven percent of the estimated number of all female veterans.

Appreciation Ceremonyrean War veterans who bravely fought and died in the conflict was also acknowledged by the President of the Republic of South Korea via a special video presentation. Approximately 2,150 people attended the event, including an estimated 450 Korean War veterans. Officers from Fort Leavenworth, Kan-sas, the Republic of South Korea, and United Nations Allies Australia, Spain, France and Canada were present. The event was broadcast by C-SPAN.

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“Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! We thoroughly enjoyed the Korean War Veterans Appreciation Ceremony…It was a fantastic, memorable day…I will remember my dad’s smile and tears for a lifetime.”

Pam MaherDaughter of a decorated Korean War Veteran

“It is fitting that an appreciation ceremony for Korean War veterans be conducted under that auspices of an institute named after Harry Truman. The Harry S. Truman Library’s Institute is the proper one to help say thank you to that generation that did so well and fought so courageously on the peninsula of Korea.”

Ike Skelton United States Representative and Ceremony Honorary Co-Chair

“Today, I feel I know exactly what Harry Truman would do if he were able to be here. I believe he would leave his prepared remarks on this podium and walk down the aisles to look into the eyes and to shake the hands of each of you here today who were asked to risk everything in the defense of our democratic ideals. He would say “thank you”… he would say “I know the suffering of a soldier” … he would say “I thought of you every day for the rest of my life.”

Clifton Truman Daniel Honorary Chairman, Truman Library Institute

“Please know that it was a privilege and an honor to participate in this impressive and moving ceremony and to affirm to the veterans of the so-called “Forgotten War” that they are actually very much remembered. Please pass along my thanks and congratulations to the Board of Directors and the KOREA60 Honorary Committee – the commemoration was absolutely wonderful.”

General David H. Petraeus Commanding General, United States Forces-Afghanistan

Reflections


Programs and Events

CHOSINJune 21, 2010 | Harry S. Truman Library and MuseumA Truman Library special screening of Chosin with Producer Anton Sattler. This award-winning docu-mentary chronicled the Korean War’s Chosin Reservoir Campaign. The 1st Marine Division suffered over 4,000 killed and wounded but saved the lives of 98,000 refugees fleeing communist rule in North Korea. Seventeen Medals of Honor and 70 Navy Crosses were awarded making it one of the most decorated battles in American history.

Selling the Korean War: Propaganda, Politics, and Public Opinion in the United StatesJuly 13, 2010 | Kansas City Public Library’s Truman Forum The Truman Library Institute and Kansas City Public Library co-sponsored a book event featuring the 2010 Harry S. Truman Book Award winner Dr. Steven Casey, author of Selling the Korean War: Propaganda, Politics, and Public Opinion in the United States, 1950-1953. The event was broadcast by C-SPAN.

Greater Kansas City, Missouri National History Day Competition March 13, 2010 | Harry S. Truman Library and MuseumOver 400 students competed for a place at the state and national National History Day competitions.

Wild About HarryApril 8, 2010 | Marriott-Muehlebach Hotel, Kansas City, Mo.Honorary Chairs: Jean and William H. Dunn, Sr. | Event Chairs: Martha and David ImmenschuhThe Truman Library Institute’s annual fundraising dinner featured a keynote address by Susan Eisenhower and the inaugural presentation of the Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award to former Secretary of State James A Baker, III.

Harry Truman 126th Birthday Celebration Weekend May 8 - 9, 2010 | Harry S. Truman Library and MuseumThe observance of Harry Truman’s 126th birthday included the Presidential Wreath Laying Ceremony and “Hats Off to Harry!” children’s puppet show.

Honorary Fellows Night June 10, 2010 | Harry S. Truman Library and MuseumThe third annual members-only event featured a reception and private tour of the Memories of Korea exhibit with Truman Library Director Michael Devine.

“Dear Harry...Love Bess” The 125th Birthday of First Lady Bess Wallace Truman February 13, 2010 | Harry S. Truman Library and Museum The observance of Bess Truman’s 125th birthday included special guest Clifton Truman Daniel.

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Programs and Events Continued

Book Release EventOctober 29, 2010 | Unity Temple on the Plaza, Kansas City, Mo. Affection and Trust: The Personal Correspondence of Harry S. Truman and Dean Acheson Featuring Clifton Truman Daniel and David Acheson, moderated by Raymond Geselbracht.

Howard & Virginia Bennett Forum on the Presidency“Presidents at War: Korea to Afghanistan”November 6, 2010 | Unity Temple on the Plaza, Kansas City, Mo.The Fourth Annual Bennett Forum featured The Honorable Bob Kerrey as moderator and panelists Douglas Brinkley, Senator Evan Bayh and Andrew Bacevich.

The Great Debates Revisited - Kennedy and Nixon SeriesSeptember 27, 2010 | Sander “Sandy” VanocurOctober 5, 2010 | James Roth October 12, 2010 | Tim NaftaliOctober 18, 2010 | Rick PerlsteinHosted at the Kansas City Public Library’s Truman Forum, this series of programs during September-October 2010 featured weekly screenings of the four televised match-ups plus introductory commentary and follow-up Q&A sessions by expert speakers. Faith, Leadership and GovernmentOctober 22, 2010 | Harry S. Truman Library and Museum Featuring His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America

Korean War Veterans Appreciation ConcertOctober 30, 2010 | Kansas City Music Hall The Truman Library Institute supported the Kim Family’s efforts to present a Korean War Veterans Appreciation Concert dedicated to President Harry S. Truman and Korean War Veterans.

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From Left: David Acheson, Ray Geselbracht, Clifton Truman Daniel

From Left: Roger Novak and Dick Bruening

From Left: Cappy and Peter Powell, Larry Gates, David Acheson, Sandra McElwaine

From Left: Evan Bayh, Mary and Michael Johnston, Bennett Forum founders.

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On Thursday, April 8, 2010, the Truman Library Institute hosted the eleventh annual Wild About Harry fundraising dinner at the Marriott-Muehlebach Hotel in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. More than 560 attendees were on hand for this highly-anticipated event, which featured a keynote address by Susan Eisenhower, granddaughter of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Included in the program was the inaugural presentation of the Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award to former Secretary of State James A. Baker, III.

Kristin AmendMary AtterburyHarvey BodkerCarolyn BondMary Shaw BrantonKirk CarpenterMary CoblePoo CokerMichele CrumbaughDean DavisonPatricia DavisonJill Dean

Ann DickinsonBob DunnMarianne DunnSusie EvansColleen FoudreeLaurie FranklinSharon GreenwoodAdele HallDonald Hall, Sr.Woodie HowgillMary HunkelerGretchen Jacobson

Donna KatzNancy Lee KemperNancie KivettEllie KnopkeKay MartinTom MartinBridget McCandlessMaureen McMeelPenny MoellerRobert MooreBarbara NelsonKaren Pack

Donna PitmanDonna PittmanBarbara PottsCappy PowellMargo QuiriconiPage ReedCathy SchultzJeanne SoslandSusan SpauldingJean WagnerEileen WeirPolly Wolbach

Honorary Chairs: Jean and William H. Dunn, Sr.

Event Chairs: Martha and David Immenschuh

Steering Committee

Led by Honorary Chairs Jean and William H. Dunn, Sr. and Event Chairs Martha and David Immenschuh, the 2010 event was wildly successful, raising $289,000 in support of the Institute’s mission to help preserve and share the endur-ing legacy of America’s 33rd President, while also enriching the public’s understanding of history, the presi-

dency and the importance of civic engagement. Lead support for Wild About Harry was generously provided by the following event underwriters: Americo Life, Inc., W. P. Carey Foundation, DST Systems, Inc., J.E. Dunn Construc-tion Company, Adele and Donald Hall, and Inergy.

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Save The Date

For information on tickets and sponsorship opportunities, visit trumanlibrary.org or contact Kim Rausch at (816)268-8237 or [email protected].

The Honorable Stephen BreyerAssociate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court

Keynote Address

The Honorable Kit BondHarry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership

Award Recipient

April 28, 2011 | 6:15 p.m.The Marriott-Muehlebach Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri

2011 Honorary Co-Chairs: W. H. "Bert" Bates & Edward T. Matheny

2011 Event Chairs: Nancy and Herb Kohn

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Education ProgramsPROGRAMS THAT CHANGE LIVES The Truman Library Institute is committed to helping schools prepare youth for a lifetime of active and informed citizenship. Recent studies show that students are failing to grasp the significance of people, places and events in history. The education programs and re-sources offered by the Truman Library Institute seek to significantly raise the level of student achievement in this vital area of study, and to support teachers’ mastery of their subject areas with access to leading scholars, primary source materials, and best practices in teaching. The Truman Library Institute offers education programs that inspire young people to seek lives of engaged service and purpose, as modeled by America’s 33rd President.

Education programs and conferences were made possible, through the generosity of:

CPS Foundation, Francis Family Foundation, Arvin Gottlieb Foundation, Edward G. and Evelyn E. Mader Foundation, Marny and John Sherman, and the

Ten Ten Foundation.

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MUSEUM TOURS More than 9,224 students participated in the museum tour program during the 2009-2010 academic year. Many of the students visited the museum and received docent-led tours on scholarships from the Truman Library Institute thanks to generous support from members and “Th e Bus Stops Here” Field Trip Grant Program underwriters. (Grades K-12)

TRUMAN FOOTLOCKER 3,543 students experienced the Truman Footlocker, a popular, hands-on classroom resource fi lled with replicas of Truman-related artifacts, documents and photographs. (Grades K-12)

NATIONAL HISTORY DAY 411 students competed in the regional competition of the Na-tional History Day Contest at the Truman Library on March 13, 2010. Th is year’s theme was “Innovation in History.” One of the regional contestants, Patrick Lawhon of Kansas City, Mo., took fi rst place at the fi nals for his entry, “Th e Box Th at Made the World Smaller.” (Grades 6-12)

PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA CONTEST Th e trivia contest was held October 18, 2010 at the Truman Library with 50 participants from Kansas and Missouri private, parochial, public and home schools. Format consisted of groups of up to six students from each school participating in teams. Th ey answered 50 questions using fi ve themes related to the topic. A “host” from the Library asked the questions. Th e 2010 contest topic was “War & Peace: Th e United States & International Relations.” (Grades 9-12)

STUDENT OUTREACH

Th e White House Decision Center During FY2010, 5,230 students and 308 adults stepped into a recreation of Th e West Wing and into the shoes of President Truman, his cabinet members, advisers, and members of the media. Praised by Th e New York Times as a model for all presidential libraries, the White House Decision Center (WHDC) is the Truman Library’s fl agship education program.

Designed as a hands-on history lab, the WHDC strengthens student and adult skills in information gathering and analysis, problem solving, decisions making, leadership, and commu-nication, while deepening knowledge of history and government. Participants must make one of four decisions Truman faced while president: Ending the War Against Japan, Th e Berlin Airlift , Desegregating the U.S. Armed Forces or Th e Outbreak of the Korean War. (Grades 8-12)

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Education Programs Continued

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS

Conferences/Teacher In-services: The Truman Library and Truman Library Institute’s education staff are frequently invited to present programs on Truman era history and the teaching of social studies.

Curriculum Kits: Packaged curricula, ready for classroom use, offer secondary educators interactive learning modules on the Cold War, Presidential Decision-Making, and WWII.

Video Loaning Library: More than 120 unique videos on Truman, WWI, WWII, the Cold War, and the Truman era are available to educators at no charge.

Teacher Talk: A newsletter featuring education news and resources delivered to 9,000 educators, free of charge.

TEACHER INSTITUTES AND OUTREACH

Summer Institute - America at War: 1950-2010July 12-16, 2010

Educators from across the nation attended the seventh annual Summer Teachers Institute at the Harry S. Truman Library and

Museum. Focused on the theme, America at War: 1950-2010, teachers had the opportunity to hear scholars from around the

nation discuss the 60th anniversary of the Korean War and its legacy, the latest research on topics such as the Vietnam War, the

Iran hostage crisis, the end of the Cold War and present day conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. At the conclusion of this intensive week-long

program, educators created lesson plans and teaching materials based on the presentations. These lesson plans are now accessible to all

teachers at trumanlibrary.org.

National History Day Workshop for EducatorsOctober 30, 2010

The Truman Library’s education team helped prepare area teachers to inspire and guide student participation in the National History Day Contest.

“This was a fantastic opportunity to push myself professionally. I gained knowledge and resources

that I can immediately implement in my classroom.”

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“THE BUS STOPS HERE” FIELD TRIP GRANT PROGRAM The recent economic downturn has decimated local school districts’ budgets, which in turn has dramatically diminished teachers’ abilities to take their classes on enlightening field trips to local cultural and history-based organizations. The Truman Library experienced this unfortunate trend during the fall of 2008. In response, the Truman Library Institute decided to underwrite the participation costs of our two core programs - guided Museum tours and the White House Decision Center - for any school that wanted to come to the Truman Library, but could not because of funding issues.

We are pleased to report that this program has reversed the declining student participation in our programs. Thanks to the support of a group of generous underwriters, “The Bus Stops Here” Field Trip Grant Program provided the funds necessary for 3,310 students to visit the Truman Library during the 2009-2010 school year. None of these students would have been able to experience the wonderful resources of the Truman Library without this new scholarship program.

“The Bus Stops Here” Program is funded, in part, by: CPS Foundation, Francis Family Foundation, Arvin Gottlieb Foundation, Edward G. and Evelyn E. Mader Foundation, Marny and John Sherman, and the Ten Ten Foundation.

For additional information about any of the Truman Library Institute’s educational programs contact Mark Adams, Education Director, at (816) 268-8236 or [email protected].

Education Programs Continued

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Research Grants & Awards Since it first opened its Research Room in 1959, the Truman Library has welcomed nearly 14,000 historians, writers and scholars from 40 nations and nearly every state in the Union. The Truman Library Institute is proud of the strong role it has played supporting scholarly research throughout its fifty-three year history. The rich scholarship that exists regarding one of America’s greatest Presidents can surely be attributed to the cumulative $2.3 million the Truman Library Institute had provided to scholars and researchers via Research Grants, Dissertation Fellowships, and the biennial Scholar’s Award and Truman Book Award.

ANNUAL REPORT

RESEARCH GRANTSRyan M. Alexander, Doctoral Candidate in History, University of Arizona Fortunate Sons of the Revolution: The Alemán Generation and Mexican Politics after World War II

Christopher Bordelon, Doctoral Candidate in History, Brandeis University Trading Down: The Domestic Politics of American Foreign Trade since the 1930s

Rebecca Cutler, Doctoral Candidate in History, University of Pennsylvania American Jews and the Transnational Politics of Medicine During the Truman Years

Pablo Del Hierro, Masters Thesis in History, European University Institute, ItalySpanish-Italian Relations in the Framework of the Cold War, 1943-1957

Katherine Ellison, Doctoral Candidate in History, Central Michigan University The Structure of Power: Origins of the Imperial Presidency and the Framework for Executive Power, 1941-1954

Daniel Fazio, Doctoral Candidate in American Studies, Flinders University, AustraliaU.S.-Australian Relations, Korea and the Korean War, 1947-1954

Henry D. Fetter, Lawyer and Independent Scholar, Los Angeles, California President Truman and United States Policy Towards Israel after May 14, 1948

Marc S. Gallicchio, Professor of History, Villanova UniversityRethinking the End of the Pacifi c War: Conservatives, New Dealers, and the Politics of Unconditional Surrender

Justin Hart, Assistant Professor of History, Texas Tech University Total War Means Total Effort: The Forgotten Debate over Universal Military Training

Andrew Johns, Assistant Professor of History, Brigham Young University In the Eye of the Storm: John Sherman Cooper and the Cold War, 1946-1976

Lawrence S. Kaplan, Professorial Lecturer, History Department, Georgetown University NATO Before Korea

Inhan Kim, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Politics, University of Virginia at Charlottesville Military Occupation and Economic Reforms for Democracy

Samuel M. Kleiner, Masters Philosophy in International Relations, University of Oxford, United KingdomBetween the Constitution and the Charter: Legal Dimensions of Truman’s Decision-Making at the Outbreak of the Korean War

Annah A. Korpi, Masters Thesis, Ohio University Fleur Fenton and the Famine Emergency Committee

David P. Levitus, Doctoral Candidate in History, University of Southern California Social Democracy Divided: The Contradictions of the Left-Liberal Politics on Metropolitan Los Angeles and New York, 1930-1960

Chen Li, Doctoral Candidate, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom U.S.-China Military Cooperation From Burma Campaigns to Chinese Civil War in Manchuria and Implication on the Korean War

Stefano Luconi, Adjunct Professor of North America and U.S. History, University of Padua, Italy Italian Americans, and the Politics of the McCarran-Walter Act: A Transnational Struggle against U.S. Immigration Restriction

Steve Marsh, Senior Lecturer and Head of the Politics Department, Cardiff University, United Kingdom Discursive (co-) Construction of a ‘Special’ Anglo-American Relationship: The Formative Years, 1945-1952

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William Mountz, Doctoral Candidate in History, University of Missouri at ColumbiaBefore the Crisis: U.S. Foreign Relations with the Congo, 1941-1961

Christopher Parkes, Doctoral Candidate in International History, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom“The Welles of Loneliness” Sexuality, Scandal, and the State Department, 1920-1950

Eric P. Roorda, Professor of History and Political Science, Bellarmine UniversityThe Dictator’s Dilemma: U.S. Cold War Policy and the Trujillo Regime in the Dominican Republic, 1946-1961

Erica Sheen, Lecturer and Chair of the Board of Studies, University of York, United Kingdom Cold War Lives

Jon E. Taylor, Assistant Professor of History, University of Central Missouri Senator Truman and the Emergence of a New Democratic Party

Fatih Tokatli, Doctoral Candidate in U.S. History, Bilkent University, Turkey Turkish-American Military Cooperation and Transformation of Turkish Military, 1947-1964

Nicholas Van Zandt, Doctoral Candidate in Political Science, University of Reading, United Kingdom Making Middle East Foreign Policy: Intelligence, Politics and the National Security Council from 1948-1986

Timea Veresova, Doctor of Philosophy, historian and researcher, Research Centre of the University of Prešov, Slovakia The Czechoslovak-Hungarian Population Exchange from the Standpoint of the Truman Administration

Irene Vrinte, Doctoral Candidate in History, Cornell University Between Colonialism and Cold War: Dutch-American Relations and the Indonesian Struggle for Independence, 1945-1949

Jonathan Wise, Doctoral Candidate in History, University of Exeter, United Kingdom An Examination of the Association Between the Royal Navy and La Armada de Chile, 1927-1967

Maarten Zwiers, Doctoral Candidate in Contemporary History, University of Groningen, the Netherlands Between Party and Principle: James Eastland, the Democratic Tradition, and the Southern Way of Life

DISSERTATION YEAR FELLOWSHIPSSam Lebovic, Doctoral Candidate in History, University of Chicago Toward the Cold War Public Sphere: Freedom of Information, Press Politics and American Democracy in an Age of Totalitarianism, 1930-1950

Robin Markwica, Doctoral Candidate in International Relations, Oxford University, United KingdomThe Role of Prestige, Honor, and Pride in U.S. Foreign Policy

Research Grants and Awards Continued

HARRY S. TRUMAN BOOK AWARDSteven CaseySenior Lecturer International History DepartmentLondon School of Economics and Political Science, UK Selling the Korean War: Propaganda, Politics, and Public Opinion in the United States, 1950-1953 (Oxford University Press, 2008)

SCHOLAR’S AWARDJason Parker

Assistant of Professor of History, Texas A&M University The Contest: Hearts, Minds, U.S. Public Diplomacy and the Creation of the Third World

Left: Truman Book Award committee members, R. Crosby Kemper, III and Jeffrey Gall present Steven Casey with a $2,500 check.


Friends and members of the Truman Library Institute were treated to special programs and exclusive access in 2010, including a private reception with Bennett Forum panelists, the third annual Honorary Fellows Night at the Truman Library, the Presidential Wreath Laying Ceremony on May 8, the Korean War Veterans Appreciation Ceremony with special guest General David Petraeus, and a book release event featuring Clifton Truman Daniel and David Acheson.

Friends and Members

1: Colleen Foudree and Herb Kohn at Wild About Harry 2: Sarah McMullen and Larry McMullen with General David Petraeus 3: Dan and Barbara Weary, Shawsie Branton, and Beth Smith at the Truman and Acheson book event 4: Randy and Cathy Hedlund, Alison and Eric Jager, Paget Higgins, Cathy and Mike Schultz at Wild About Harry 5: Ray Geselbracht and Bruce Reed at the Truman and Acheson book event 6: The Institute hosted Country Club Trust Com-pany for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Truman Library 7: Honorary Fellow members taking part in the annual Presidential Wreath Laying Ceremony at the Truman Library 8: Jeanne and Larry Gates with the Institute’s Executive Director, Alex Burden, at the Bennett Forum on the Presidency 9: Bob Litan and Carl Schramm with General Petraeus

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Supporting the MissionMEMBERSHIPSHonorary Fellows*Beginning at just $35, Honorary Fellow memberships offer extraordinary benefits, including unlimited free admission to the Truman Library and all participating presidential libraries, discounts in the Museum Store, VIP access to the annual Presidential Wreath Laying Ceremony, and exclusive invitations to special events throughout the year – including the annual Honorary Fellows Night at the Truman Library.

Buck Stops Here Society*Premier memberships start at $1,000. Benefits include invitations to exhibit openings and exclusive travel op-portunities, private behind-the-scenes tours of the Truman Library’s archives and collections areas, complimentary tickets to the annual Bennett Forum on the Presidency, additional Museum passes for associates, clients and friends, plus all Honorary Fellows benefits.

WILD ABOUT HARRY*The Truman Library Institute’s annual fundraising dinner provides vital support for the educational programs of-fered at the Truman Library. Individual tickets are avail-able for $150 each with sponsorship packages starting at $1,000.

SPONSORSHIPS AND UNDERWRITINGThe Truman Library Institute offers individuals, founda-tions and corporations a variety of ways to meet their philanthropic goals throughout the year. Educational pro-grams, museum exhibitions, and special public events are just a few of the program options available at the Truman Library that can provide significant promotional recogni-tion, both regionally and nationally. To discuss the various sponsorship, underwriting and endowment gift options, contact Alex Burden, Executive Director, at(816) 268-8243.

ANNUAL CUMULATIVE GIVING SOCIETY*Donors whose annual gifts (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30) to the Buck Stops Here Society and Wild About Harry cumulatively meet or exceed $10,000 are invited into the President’s Inner Circle, where benefits include an exclusive invita-tion to the annual President’s Inner Circle Dinner/Recep-tion, premier recognition in publications, preferred seat-ing at ticketed Truman Library Institute events, and more.

EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS*Many companies will double (or sometimes triple) the value of their employees’ charitable gifts. To find out if your company participates, please contact your human resources office.

TRIBUTE GIFTS*Gifts made in honor or in memory of a loved one are rec-ognized in the Truman Library Institute’s annual report; recipients receive notification of your thoughtfulness.

TRUMAN LEGACY SOCIETYThe Truman Legacy Society recognizes and honors those generous individuals who have provided for the future of President Truman’s library and museum by including the Truman Library Institute in their estate plans. In addition to helping ensure that the Institute continues to fulfill President Truman’s wishes for his library, Legacy Society members become closely connected to the Truman Li-brary in meaningful ways. There are a number of planned giving opportunities – including the Presidential Gift Annuity – which can be tailored to meet your specific fi-nancial and estate planning needs. Please call Alex Burden, Executive Director, to discuss planned gift options or to let us know if you have already named the Truman Library Institute in your will or estate plan.

*To receive additional information about any of these programs, call Kim Rausch, Director of Development, at (816) 268-8237 or e-mail [email protected].


Volunteers and InternsVolunteersVolunteers play an integral part in the success of the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum. In FY2010, 106 volunteers contributed 6,589 hours of service in virtually every department – from education to archives, museum docent to market-ing support. The following volunteers served the Truman Library in FY2010 (October 1, 2009 - September 30, 2010):

Karen BerryBetty BlattPaulena BlaylockLoren BolineHarlan BrockmanDon BrownBob BuhrDonna BurgessJim CableDoris CasterAlice & John ChapmanSteve ChaseMyrle & Jack ChastainJolene ClarkSandra ColyerCheryl Compton

Amy CrossleyHarry DafferNell Danner † Judy DinglerRon DoeringFrances DuncanMarjorie DurkeeChristina GoldingLeslie HagensenJoAnn HatchJim HowkDolores HunterRuby JamesDeborah KeatingMary KeernsLani Kirsch

Jo KleinmanLinda KobeJoan KolichKathy LeeBeverly LindseyDena LoveVirginia MaglichJaneal MathesonDoris McCartneyJean & Cliff McCormickJoAnn McInnesJoan & Tim MengBill NaylorPat NickleKatherine NovakRic Nyman

Sara NymanCurt OldroydJack PerneMildred PolcBob PotterCarolyn ReeceSharon SafleyTom ScheckelBarb SchmittJamie SchwarzKaren SebbyLarry SebbyTommye SextonBrian SmithDon SmithPat Spillman

Bill StrautmanJudy SturgessMike SummersBob TobiaChristl WebsterArlene & Karl WelchRita WhiteEileen WilcoxJudy WilliamsJoann & Bob WilsonPaul Winans

1,000 Club Members

The following volunteers have contributed a minimum of 1,000 hours of service. Congratulations to these dedicated members of the 1,000 Club.

Harlan Brockman *Don BrownJohn Chapman *Steve ChaseAmy Crossley

Harry Daffer *Nell Danner †

Ron DoeringFrances DuncanJoann Hatch

Dolores HunterMary KeernsJo KleinmanKathy LeeDoris McCartney

Bill NaylorJack PerneMildred PolcCarolyn ReeceDon Smith

Arlene WelchKarl WelchBob WilsonJoann Wilson

Internship Program

With support from the Truman Library Institute, the Truman Library’s internship program offers distinguished experience to students working toward careers as archivists, historians and museum administrators.

Sara Jane Bever-ChrittonSara BornemanEmily Cain

Claire JerryValerie LazalierKaedi Love

Samantha O’DellBrian SmithNatalie Wiseman

† Deceased

* Indicates 1000 hours benchmark achieved in FY10

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Financial Overview

* Th e Truman Library Institute utilizes the cash basis of accounting in which cash receipts and cash payments are recorded during the period in which they occur.

FY2010

REVENUES & CONTRIBUTIONS $864,152 Contributions Includes: corporate, foundation and individual giving, endowment, bequests, grants and sponsorships $172,577 Investment Income $108,098 Entrepreneurial VenturesIncludes public and education program revenues $1,287 Misc Other

TOTAL $1,146,114.00

EXPENSES

$822,164Programs, Exhibitions, Education & Outreach 62%

$303,137Fundraising 23%

$204,751Administration 15%

TOTAL $1,330,052

The Truman Library Institute is pleased to report that it has received a coveted four-star rating from Charity Navigator, America’s premier independent charity evaluator. Charity Navigator examined two broad areas of the Institute’s financial health – 1.) how responsibly we function day-to-day, and 2.) how well positioned the Institute is to sustain its programs over time. After their comprehensive evaluation was complete, the Institute was awarded with their top overall rating of excellent.

TRUMAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE ACHIEVES FOUR STARS

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Loves Truman

CommunicationsWhistle Stop Newsletter: Produced and distributed 2,700 quarterly newsletters to members and investors.

Truman Library Institute E-News Distribution: Produced and distributed frequent e-mail updates to over 7,401 contacts.

Teacher E-Talk Newsletter: The Truman Library Institute produced E-newsletters with upcoming events and important information on programming for over 5,700 teachers.

Social Media: • Facebook- Find our page on Facebook.com “Truman Library Institute” (208 Fans) Fan base from US, Canada, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Ukraine and South Africa

• Twitter - The Truman Library Institute recently joined Twitter, to follow search “TrumanLibInst”.

YouTube Videos: • The Man, The Museum, The Mission (300 views)• Memories of War (280 views)

KOREA60 CommemorationBroadcast on C-SPAN3 July 17, 2010.

Bennett Forum on the Presidency Presidents at War: Korea to AfghanistanBroadcast on C-SPAN3 December 12, 2010.

CIA Korean War Secret DocumentsBroadcast on C-SPAN3 July 25, 2010.

Selling the Korean War: Propaganda, Politics & Public Opinion Broadcast on C-SPAN3 October 23, 2010.

CIA Document Release of Korean War Intelligence Broadcast on C-SPAN3 July 17, 2010.

Whistle Stop Newsletter:


Donors

BUCK STOPS HERE SOCIETYThe Buck Stops Here Society is the premier membership program of the Truman Library Institute.

Heads of StateAnonymousMary and Alan AtterburyDST Systems, Inc.Mary and John HunkelerJean and Tom McDonnellJeanne and Charlie Sosland

Cabinet MembersCenterpoint Medical CenterSusie and Bob EvansDottie and Milton KayleRoger NovakJ. B. Reynolds Foundation Gloria SchustermanBeth SmithBetsey and Rick Solberg

West Wing CouncilKirk CarpenterCommerce Bank Betty and Richard C.† CrumptonJill and Marshall DeanKansas City Power & Light Nancy and Herb KohnBarbara and Allen Lefko

Barbara and Bill NelsonEstelle and Morton SoslandUMB Bank, N.A. Margie and Keith WeberCheryl and Bernard Williams

Presidential AidesGeorge K. Baum Foundation Eliot BerkleyHarvey BodkerMary Shaw BrantonJoni and Thornton Cooke, IICopaken Family FoundationDefamco, LP Nancy and John DillinghamRuth and Hugh EvansSandra and Greg GalvinJeanne and Larry GatesJune and Sam HamraShirley and Barnett Helzberg Fdtn.Connie and Harry JonasJoyce and Donald Rumsfeld FoundationKathleen and Dick KirkendallPamela and Louis LaMarraRobert P. LyonsPatricia and Michael Manners

George ManosJoan and Alan MarshMolly McGeeJill and Tom McGee, Jr.Susan and John McMeelLarry McMullenCharina Foundation, Inc. Janet and Marshall MillerJeannette NicholsJames B. Nutter, Sr.Cappy and Peter PowellPage and Bruce ReedMiriam and Daniel ScharfSusan and Charles Spaulding, IIIRose StolowySylvia and James SymingtonTawani Foundation Jean and Don WagnerMaurice WatsonHelen and Frank WewersKelly WoestmanEllen and Jerry WolfSally Wood

GIFT MATCHING PROGRAM

Are you interested in making your annual gift to the Truman Library Institute go further? Many companies offer gift matching programs. If your company is eligible, request a matching gift form from your employer, and send it completed and signed with your gift. We will do the rest. The impact of your gift to the Truman Library Institute may be doubled or possibly tripled! Some companies also match gifts made by retirees and/or spouses.

The Truman Library Institute would like to acknowledge the following corporations that have encouraged philanthropic generosity by their employees by offering matching funds for charitable contributions.

Bank of America Matching Gifts Program H & R Block Foundation

DST Systems, IncGE Matching Gifts Program

Hall Family Foundation

Kansas City Power & LightEwing Marion Kauffman Foundation

The Sosland Foundation The Spectra Energy Foundation Matching Gifts Program

We thank all of those who contributed generously during FY2010. Contributions to the Harry S. Truman Library Institute help fulfill President Truman’s wish that his library become a place where students and adults alike can learn about history, the presidency, and civic responsibility. Listed below are gifts received between October 1, 2009, and September 30, 2010.

(We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact Kim Rausch at (816)268-8237 or [email protected] with any corrections.)

We thank all of those who contributed generously during FY2010. Contributions to the Harry S. Truman Library Institute help fulfill President Truman’s wish that his library become a place where students and


$50,000 to $99,999 GKCCFWilliam T. Kemper FoundationMr. and Mrs. John J. ShermanTen Ten Foundation *

$25,000 to $49,999 DST Systems, Inc. *Courtney S. Turner Charitable TrustVeterans of Foreign Wars

$10,000 to $24,999 Americo Life, Incorporated *Anonymous *Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Atterbury *J. E. Dunn Construction Company *Edward G. and Kathryn E. Mader FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Evans *Arvin Gottlieb Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hall, Sr. *Dr. and Mrs. John D. Hunkeler *Inergy *Jewish Community Foundation of GKCMr. and Mrs. Michael J. JohnstonThe McDonnell FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McDonnell *Mr. and Mrs. Landon H. RowlandMr. and Mrs. Charles S. Sosland *The Sosland FoundationMr. and Mrs. William D. Wagner

$5,000 to $9,999 Andrews McMeel Universal Fdtn.Atterbury Family FoundationBank of AmericaBlueCross BlueShield of Kansas CityMr. and Mrs. Richard P. BrueningW. P. Carey FoundationMr. Kirk W. CarpenterCenterpoint Medical CenterCGSC Foundation, Inc.Commerce Bank of Kansas CityMr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Dean, Jr.Francis Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Darrell E. FranklinMr. and Mrs. David Immenschuh/BNIMKansas City Power & LightKansas City SouthernEwing Marion Kauffman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Milton P. Kayle

DONOR HONOR ROLL

The Government of the Republic of KoreaMr. and Mrs. Allen L. LefkoNational Endowment for the HumanitiesMr. and Mrs. William C. NelsonMr. Roger A. NovakJames B. Nutter & CompanyMr. and Mrs. Peter E. PowellJ. B. Reynolds FoundationMrs. Elizabeth T. SolbergSpaulding Family FoundationWaddell & Reed

$3,000 to $4,999Mr. Harvey S. BodkerMrs. Mary Shaw BrantonMr. and Mrs. Herbert BuchbinderMr. and Mrs. John A. DillinghamHusch Blackwell LLPKansas City ChiefsIsaac and Minnie Katz FoundationMuriel McBrien Kauffman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Herbert M. KohnLockton CompaniesMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McGee, Jr.Mr. Larry L. McMullenUniversity of Missouri at ColumbiaMr. and Mrs. Steven PackMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. ReedMr. and Mrs. Morton I. SoslandUMB Bank, N.A.Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith WeberMr. and Mrs. Clyde F. WendelDr. and Mrs. Bernard WilliamsMrs. Thomas J. Wood, Jr.

$1000 to $2999 AnonymousMr. and Mrs. James J. AscherAssociation of Former Intelligence Officers Ins.ATK Lake City AmmunitionGeorge K. Baum FoundationDr. Eliot S. BerkleyH & R Block FoundationBryan Cave, LLPCharina Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Cooke, IICopaken Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Paul CopakenCountry Club BankMr. and Mrs. Dean Davison

Defamco, LPMrs. Ann DickinsonGary Dickinson Family Charitable FoundationFaultless Starch/Bon Ami Co.Fidelity Security Life Ins. CoMr. and Mrs. Charles M. FoudreeMr. Norman E. FretwellMr. and Mrs. Gregory GalvinMr. and Mrs. Larry GatesMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hall, Jr.Hall Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Sam F. HamraDr. Susan M. HartmannMr. and Mrs. J. Randall HedlundMr. and Mrs. Martyn HowgillHumphrey, Farrington & McClain, P.C.Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. JonasJoyce and Donald Rumsfeld FoundationDr. and Mrs. Richard S. KirkendallMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mackle, Jr.Judge and Mrs. Michael W. MannersMr. George ManosMr. and Mrs. Alan R. MarshMrs. Barbara Hall MarshallMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ken McClainMs. Molly A. McGeeDr. Nancy Newhouse and Dr. Paul McGrawMr. and Mrs. John P. McMeelMs. Mary Kay McPhee and Mr. William E. PfeifferMs. Elaine P. MeitusMr. and Mrs. Richard L. MenschelMr. and Mrs. Marshall V. MillerMr. and Mrs. Jerome S. NermanMrs. Jeannette NicholsMr. and Mrs. Norman PolskyMr. and Mrs. Nicholas K. PowellDr. and Mrs. Daniel L. ScharfMr. and Mrs. Michael SchultzMr. and Mrs. Charles A. Spaulding, IIIThe STAKE FoundationMrs. Sol StolowySwiss REThe Hon. and Mrs. James W. SymingtonTawani FoundationTruman Heartland Community Fdn.Mr. Maurice A. WatsonDr. Kelly A. WoestmanMr. and Mrs. Jerome T. Wolf

* Indicates members of the “President’s Inner Circle” cumulative giving society


$500 to $999Ms. Suzanne E. AllenMr. and Mrs. William J. AmendMs. Sara Deubner and Dr. Linton T. BaylessMr. and Mrs. David H. BennettMr. and Mrs. Willard L. BoydMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. BrownMr. Edward S. Chandler, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. CurtisMr. Kent EgyMr. and Mrs. Ron EimanFC Industries, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter GattermeirMiss Hortense GreenleyShirley and Barnett Helzberg Fdtn.Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. KaplanMr. and Mrs. William B. KortMitchell Capital Management CompanyDr. and Mrs. Dale A. NeumanDr. and Mrs. Donald PottsMr. and Mrs. R. Scott SmithUniversal Asset Management, LLCMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Welling

$250 to $499Mr. and Mrs. Travis M. AdamsAmeristar CasinosMr. Bob Carlson and Ms. Kathryn AshenbrennerMr. and Mrs. Richard P. AtlasMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. BealMrs. June BeaverMr. and Mrs. Peter W. BrownMrs. Ina J. BryanMr. and Mrs. George BuchmanMr. and Mrs. Alex BurdenMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey CarterThe Hon. and Mrs. Harold L. CaskeyMr. Stephen B. ChickMr. and Mrs. Bill CobleDr. and Mrs. David CooleyMr. and Mrs. Michael E. CostelloMrs. Richard W. CouperCPS FoundationMrs. Betty J. DawsonMr. and Mrs. Rudy De LeonMr. and Mrs. Don R. ElliottMr. and Mrs. David P. FidlerMr. and Mrs. Charles P. FischbachMrs. Florence M. FordemwaltMr. and Mrs. David GaeblerMs. Sara E. Groves and Mr. Robert D. Firnhaber

Donor Honor Roll ContinuedMr. and Mrs. Larry J. HackmanMr. John C. HenshawMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Higgins, IIIMr. and Mrs. Thomas HolzbaurMr. and Mrs. Lynn C. HooverMr. and Mrs. Michael G. HoweDr. and Mrs. Larry S. JacobsonMr. and Mrs. Eric T. JagerMr. Geoffrey JolleyMr. and Mrs. George E. KapkeMr. and Mrs. John KimakMr. and Mrs. Richard KnopkeMr. and Mrs. Mark KoontzKorean American SocietyMr. and Mrs. Richard L. KranerMr. and Mrs. Steve LanardMr. Richard M. LevinMr. and Mrs. Drew LobodaMr. David LonieMr. and Mrs. George B. LopezMr. and Mrs. Jack D. MandelbaumMr. and Mrs. Albert P. Mauro, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. David E. MaytaMr. Dennis Taylor and Dr. Bridget McCandlessMr. and Mrs. Harold S. MelcherMr. and Mrs. Thomas MentzerDr. and Mrs. James E. MillerMr. and Mrs. George MoellerMs. Melanie R. MoentmannMrs. Virginia J. NadeauMr. and Mrs. Bernard O'DonnellMr. and Mrs. David O'HaganMs. Becky Blades and Mr. Cary PhillipsThe Pulse Legal PublicationsThe Honorable and Mrs. James R. ReinhardMr. and Mrs. David N. RevierMs. Mary H. RoeMr. and Mrs. Edward R. Ronan, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David L. SalleeMr. and Mrs. Mike SandersMr. and Mrs. Daniel D. SawyerMr. and Mrs. Gerald D. ScallionsMr. and Mrs. Jason ScallionsMr. Jonathan J. SeagleDr. Arlene E. SegalMr. and Mrs. Boris StephenStepp & Rothwell, Inc.Ambassador William J. Vanden HeuvelDrs. Thomas and Lisa VansaghiMs. Carol Curtis and Mr. Edward B. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Lysle WeeksMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Weir

Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. WeirMr. and Mrs. Richard D. WoodsMr. Robert S. Thompson and Dr. Mary M. WurtzMr. and Mrs. Robert Zeldin

$100 to $249 Mr. H. W. AbplanalpMr. Byron T. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Frank W. AdamsMs. Kathie L. AllisonDr. Carol AndersonMr. and Mrs. David W. AndersonMs. E. Vernice AndersonDr. Linnea M. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Rod AndersonMrs. C. J. AndertonAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Russell E. Atha, Jr.Mrs. Gerald D. AurbachMr. and Mrs. Richard BanesBank of Prairie VillageMr. and Mrs. Clay R. BauskeDr. and Mrs. Michael T. BensonMr. and Mrs. Bryan B. BerlinMr. and Mrs. Steven J. BierMr. and Mrs. Curtis T. BlissMr. and Mrs. Curtis L. BockMrs. Elinor BorenstineDr. and Mrs. Christopher A. BormanMr. and Mrs. Bryan BoudreauMs. Sherrie L. BradyMrs. Lewis J. BrattMr. Rodger L. BroughMr. and Mrs. Arnold H. BrownMr. and Mrs. William H. Burden, Jr.Ms. Donna BurgessMr. and Mrs. Riley L. BurrusMr. and Mrs. Julian D. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Jim CableDr. Elwyn L. Cady, Jr.Mr. Jerry F. CaligiuriDr. and Mrs. Robin R. CanterburyMr. Louis CapoziBrig. General and Mrs. Jack L. CappsThe Hon. Joe Pierron and Dr. Diana Carlin PierronMr. Earl K. CavanahDr. and Mrs. Paul J. ChaseMs. Patricia ChasnoffMr. and Mrs. Dennis ChilesDr. Anna CiencialaMr. Greg Cusack and Mr. Robert L. Claassen


Mr. Earl P. ClevelandMr. and Mrs. Norman B. CobbMr. and Mrs. Robert W. CoffeyMr. and Mrs. Theodore CohnMrs. Roberta CokerMr. Peter ConiglioMr. and Mrs. Frank CorrelMr. and Mrs. Matthew CrimminsMr. and Mrs. Darrell A. CrossMr. and Mrs. William H. DanforthMr. and Mrs. Alfred DannhauserMr. and Mrs. Richard DavisMr. and Mrs. Richard DavisonMr. and Mrs. Larry DelmontMr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. DeNigrisMr. Larry O. DennyDr. and Mrs. Michael J. DevineMrs. Frances DillinghamMr. Michael B. DowneyMr. and Mrs. Robert J. DowningThe Hon. and Mrs. Michael S. DukakisMr. and Mrs. William H. Dunn, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Bert T. EdwardsDr. and Mrs. Paul M. EdwardsMr. Mark EggertMr. and Mrs. George L. EibMr. George M. ElseyMr. Robert L. EngelMs. Marcia Rodgers and Mr. Steve EverlyDr. and Mrs. Michael FedotinMr. and Mrs. David E. FergusonMr. and Mrs. Ralph FerroMr. Roderick W. FletcherMr. Don W. FliggeDr. and Mrs. Barry L. FlinchbaughMr. and Mrs. Don FoleyMr. and Mrs. Dana ForresterMr. Jeffrey M. FortierMr. and Mrs. J. Richard FranklinMr. James FranklinThe Hon. and Mrs. Jack E. GantMr. and Mrs. Fred R. Gibson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur GinsburgMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. GoldsmithMr. and Mrs. Arthur GoldsteinMs. Catherine F. GormanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GourleyDr. and Mrs. Henry F. GraffCommissioner Ronald GravinoMs. Melissa GreenMr. and Mrs. James GreenwoodMr. and Mrs. Edward D. GreimMr. and Mrs. Ruvane E. Grossman

Donor Honor Roll Continued

Dr. and Mrs. Alonzo L. HambyDr. Mack HarndenMrs. Jane E. HartnettMr. Thomas D. HayesMr. and Mrs. Larry L. HaynesDr. Mary Ann HeissDr. and Mrs. Richard HellmanMr. John F. Herbst, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. HessMr. Albert A. Owen and Ms. Juarenne HesterMr. Harry G. HimmelsteinMrs. Edgar G. HindeMr. and Mrs. Charles C. HitchbornMichael HockleyMr. and Mrs. Francis J. HogartyMr. Richard G. HollowMr. and Mrs. Aaron L. HudsonMrs. Edileen A. IrelandMrs. Ann JacobsonDr. and Mrs. William H. JenningsMr. and Mrs. David F. JensenJewish Federation - GKCMr. and Mrs. Russell J. JohnsMs. Wendy Frieman and Dr. David E. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Eugene E. JohnsonMrs. Judith C. JohnsonDr. Niel M. JohnsonMr. Stephen B. JohnsonMs. Susan KahnMr. and Mrs. Ward A. KatzMr. and Mrs. James E. KellyMr. and Mrs. Ralph C. KennedyMr. John L. KerrMs. Kyunghyang Park and Mr. Byong Moon KimDr. Robert E. KleigerMr. and Mrs. Michael KleinmanMr. and Mrs. John P. Knable, IIMr. and Mrs. Phillip KonortDr. and Mrs. Burnell LandersThe Hon. Donald H. LaneMr. and Mrs. Orville M. LarsonMr. and Mrs. Wayne LatareMr. Tom LawlerDr. and Mrs. Bryan F. LeBeauMrs. William LeviMr. and Mrs. Howard LevitanMr. John LewisDr. Malcolm E. Linville, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Byrne LitschgiMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MacAvoy

Ms. Pam MaherMr. and Mrs. Henry I. MarderMr. and Mrs. Ross P. MarineMs. Joanna M. MartinMr. and Mrs. Robert A. MartinMr. and Mrs. John T. MassmanMs. Dee MathewsMr. and Mrs. William J. McDonaldMrs. Anne McGeeMrs. Joseph J. McGee, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Harold S. McNabb, Jr.Ms. Susan Medler and Mr. Roger OysterMr. and Mrs. Jay MenitoveMs. Kay MenzelMr. Robert E. MeyerhoffColonel Paul L. MilesMs. Nancy MilgramMr. and Mrs. John M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Michael T. MillsRev. Wilson D. MiscambleMr. and Mrs. Donald H. MnookinMr. and Mrs. Elton M. MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Paul E. MorganMr. Richard J. MoskoMr. James MurieDr. and Mrs. Mark C. MyronThe Honorable Gerard S. NaplesMr. and Mrs. Bill J. NaylorDr. and Mrs. Steven M. NeuseMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. NickleMr. Richard NightingaleMs. Laura D. NolteMr. and Mrs. Ole NygrenMs. Karen DeLuccie and Mr. Joseph F. O'HaraMr. and Mrs. Bjorn E. OlssonMs. Phyllis OswaldDr. Lillian G. Pardo and Dr. Manuel P. PardoMrs. Patricia A. ParrMr. Muhamed PashaMr. and Mrs. Samuel S. PerelsonMr. and Mrs. Robert PerryMr. William R. PiperMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. PistilliMs. Donna PittmanDr. and Mrs. Herbert E. PochMs. Barbara M. PosadasMr. Douglas R. PriceMr. and Mrs. Louis N. PysterMr. and Mrs. Jacob QuintMs. Stephanie ReedMr. Thomas P. RichterMrs. Marilyn P. RinkerMs. Mildred W. Roesler-Ryan


Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. RothschildMr. and Mrs. Matthew RubelMr. Ernest RubensteinRubinBrownMr. and Mrs. Douglas R. RushingThe Hon. Howard F. SachsMr. and Mrs. Michael L. SalterMr. and Mrs. Bernard SandersMs. Marilyn SchadeMr. Rudolf R. ScheffrahnMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. SchnareMr. Jim Schroeder and The Hon. Patricia S. SchroederMrs. Kate SchulerMr. and Mrs. Ken SchumacherMs. Cynthia SchwabMr. John A. ScullyMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. SebbyMrs. Elizabeth SeippelMr. Thomas SellmeyerMr. Christopher SeniorMr. and Mrs. Stan ShankMs. Opal L. Winebrenner and Mr. Michael ShieldsMr. David A. ShippLt. Col. and Mrs. Robert J. Shippee, Sr.Ms. Marilyn E. SiegelMrs. Merna SieglerMs. Margaret A. SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SimonThe Hon. and Mrs. Alan K. SimpsonMr. and Mrs. James R. SlaterMr. and Mrs. Dennis V. SmithDr. Harold I. SmithMr. and Mrs. Brian K. SnyderMr. and Mrs. Abraham D. SofaerDr. and Mrs. David H. SolomonSolomon Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Floyd R. SowersDr. and Mrs. Wilber B. Spalding, Jr.The Spectra Energy Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramMr. Michael D. StackpooleMr. and Mrs. Arthur L. SternMr. William T. Stewart, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brad StrattonMrs. Karen Kirtley StubbsMr. Paul K. Stuewe and Ms. Beth WassonDean and Mrs. Al SullivanMs. Lisa A. SullivanMr. and Mrs. H. Kenneth SwearingenMr. Marvin S. SznelerMr. Robert Thompson


Mr. Stephen H. TimmonsToledo Federation of Teachers Local 250Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. TriplettRepresentative Christel H. TrugliaMr. and Mrs. Harry A. TrumanMr. and Mrs. William M. TuckerMr. and Mrs. Donald W. TurrentineMrs. Patricia UhlmannMr. and Mrs. Grant T. Van DuzeeLt. Col. and Mrs. Thomas M. Veeter USMC, Ret.Mr. and Mrs. George P. Vogt, Jr.Ms. Rosemarie VohsenMr. and Mrs. John J. Waldron, IIIMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. WearyMr. John E. WeirMr. and Mrs. Karl W. WelchMr. and Mrs. Philip M. WertzMr. and Mrs. Carl A. WesthoffMr. and Mrs. Edward R. WhitcombMr. and Mrs. James M. Whitworth, Jr.The Hon. and Mrs. John WildenthalMr. and Mrs. Blair WildermuthProfessor Caroline H. WilkinsMr. and Mrs. Timothy WilliamsMr. Gregg WilliamsMrs. Lillie B. WilliamsSP5 and Mrs. Aubrey E. Williamson, Jr.Mr. James G. WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Robert WoolrichMr. and Mrs. Harry D. Young

$99 or less Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Aaron, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Adamo, Jr.Ms. Joan AldersMr. and Mrs. John E. AlldredgeMr. and Mrs. Francis AmorosoMr. and Mrs. Ira AndersMr. Donald D. AndersonMr. Lloyd F. AndersonMs. Lorna AndersonMr. and Mrs. Shawn M. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Paul J. AndresMr. William T. Anton, IIIDr. and Mrs. Gary ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. Mark AshtonDr. and Mrs. James D. AustinMr. and Mrs. Richard J. AylwardMr. and Mrs. Marlow S. BaarMr. and Mrs. Robert BacicDr. B. Joyce BaileyMr. and Mrs. Barry Bailey

Mr. Brian BaileyMr. and Mrs. David E. BalducchiMr. and Mrs. Sigmund BalkaBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramMr. and Mrs. Charles H. BardsleyMr. and Mrs. Lee B. BarewinMr. and Mrs. Bryant P. BarnesMr. Jack BarryMr. Robert BarryDr. and Mrs. Harold F. Bass, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James D. BastinMr. Robert S. BatesMr. and Mrs. Eddie BattsMs. Joan E. BauerMr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. BaumDr. and Mrs. Charles BeckerMr. Carl A. BehnkeMr. and Mrs. Raymond H. BeikmanMr. and Mrs. Bert BenjaminDr. Ernest L. BergmanMr. and Mrs. William S. BerkleyMr. and Mrs. Jerry BerkowitzMr. and Mrs. George L. BerlacherMr. Charles M. BerlauMr. and Mrs. Gary R. BertoncinMr. and Mrs. Ralph J. BettlachMr. and Mrs. C. Glenn BettsMr. Alan BlackMr. and Mrs. David BlanchardMs. Betty D. BlattMr. and Mrs. Larry N. BlickMs. Colleen BoedingMr. and Mrs. T. M. BogaczMs. Rita BorchersMr. and Mrs. James BorthwickMr. and Mrs. Eugene A. BovaMs. Diana K. BoyllsMr. and Mrs. Daniel BradyMrs. and Mr. Dan BrantMr. Douglas M. BratteboDr. Walter BraymanDr. W. Robert BrazeltonRev. and Mrs. Robert A. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Alex BresetteMr. Walter C. BridgewaterMr. and Mrs. C. W. BrightMr. Harlan E. BrockmanMrs. Ellen BroderickDr. Mark J. BrodkeyMr. and Mrs. Philip C. Brooks, Jr.Mrs. Betty M. BrownMr. and Mrs. Bob BrownMr. Dallas E. Brown, Jr.


Mr. and Mrs. David BrownMr. and Mrs. Jerry G. BrownMr. and Mrs. Randy C. BrownJudge Wesley E. BrownMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bruner, Jr.Mr. Jeffrey BrunsMr. John BryanMr. and Mrs. Christopher BryantMrs. Sally N. BuenoMr. Lon BumgarnerMr. and Mrs. Charles N. BurksMr. and Mrs. R. H. BurnupMrs. Beulah J. BurrusDr. and Mrs. V. Frederick Burry, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mike BuserMr. and Mrs. Gene CableMs. Shirley P. CallaghanMr. and Mrs. James C. CallinanDrs. Greta and Marvin CamelMs. Sandy CampbellMs. Sharon CampbellMs. Paula Shipper and Mr. Steven CampbellDr. Dominic J. CapeciMr. Daniel J. CardenMr. and Mrs. Hugh CareyMs. Judith Ann CareyMr. and Mrs. Harold CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Guthrie CarrollMr. and Mrs. Peter M. CarrozzoMs. Chelsea CassellMr. and Mrs. Jim W. CassidyMr. and Mrs. Roger CervenyMr. Wayne ChaneyMr. and Mrs. Eldred ChildsMr. Leo M. ChopMr. Mark E. ChopMr. and Mrs. Eric H. ChristensonMrs. Irene A. ChristiansenMr. and Mrs. Richard Allen ChristmanCoach Jeff ChronisterMr. Terry L. ChronisterMr. and Mrs. Foster ClarkMr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John W. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Robert L. ClarkMr. and Mrs. William M. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Ronald D. ClemonsMr. Jerry CoffeltMr. Lawrence CoffeltMs. Jane CoganMr. Jules CohenMr. and Mrs. Leonard CohenMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Cohn


Mr. and Mrs. Sanford L. CohnMr. David ColemanMr. and Mrs. Timothy ColemanMs. Nancy ConrodMr. and Mrs. Martin M. CooperMr. and Mrs. Val CoppoMr. and Mrs. Jerry CosnerMr. and Mrs. Dan C. CottonMr. and Mrs. Ray T. CoxMr. Carlos CrainMrs. Eugenia R. CrainMr. and Mrs. Stephen W. CriderMr. and Mrs. Merle W. CroyThe Hon. and Mrs. G. L. CrystalMr. and Mrs. Geral CulpMrs. Regina Smith CulverMs. Nancy CummingsMr. and Mrs. C. Leroy CundiffMr. and Mrs. Douglas Y. CurranMr. and Mrs. John T. CurryMr. Art CurtisMrs. and Mr. Gayla Curtis-WingfieldMr. and Mrs. Jack L. DaddonaMr. and Mrs. Jon DaleMr. and Mrs. Donald P. DannerMrs. Nell DannerMr. and Mrs. Alfred DannhauserMr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. DauerMr. and Mrs. Chris L. DavisMajor and Mrs. Douglas J. DavisMr. George Kevin DavisCol. Kenneth P. Davis (Ret.)Mr. Mark DavisDr. Robert T. Davis, IIMs. Sheila I. DavisMr. and Mrs. Richard DeanMr. and Mrs. H. R. DeckerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. DeluceMr. John H. DenglerMr. and Mrs. Dennis G. DenrowMs. Carolyn M. DetillierMr. Nicholas A. Di BlasioMr. and Mrs. Richard DickMr. and Mrs. Leo D. DickeyMrs. Martha DillmanMr. Terry Gratz and Ms. Erica A. DobreffMr. and Mrs. Ronald E. DoeringMr. and Mrs. Youngsik DokkoMr. William DonahueMrs. Shirley C. DonaldsonMr. and Mrs. Donald W. Donath, Ed.D.Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Craig Doty

Mr. and Mrs. William DouglasMr. Richard E. DowneyMr. Jeff DrakeMr. and Mrs. Harold M. Draper, IIIMrs. Adele S. DresnerDr. and Mrs. George M. DrewMr. Walter V. DuaneMr. and Mrs. Mathew DunlapDr. Marvin I. DunnMr. Mark Durbin and Mrs. Ellen DurbinDr. and Mrs. James R. DurigMr. and Mrs. Billy DyerMr. and Mrs. Lyman EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Seymour EhrenpreisDr. and Mrs. Gustave EisemannMr. Charles S. EllingtonMr. and Mrs. Donald ElliottMr. and Mrs. John W. ElliottMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. EllisMr. and Mrs. William S. EmburyMr. and Mrs. Robert N. EpstenMr. Gregory E. Eufinger, Jr.Mr. Thomas G. EvansExxonMobil Foundation, IncMr. and Mrs. Richard E. FarmerMr. and Mrs. Robert M. FarnsworthMr. and Mrs. John FatzMr. and Mrs. Gordon FaubelThe Hon. and Mrs. Arthur B. FedermanMrs. Helen A. FeiereisenMr. Michael D. FeiereisenMr. and Mrs. Burton M. FendelmanMs. Marilyn FentonMr. and Mrs. John T. FerrellMs. Marjorie FinleyMr. and Mrs. Richard A. FintzyMrs. Mary Faye FischerMr. Roger FisherMs. Lora Hackman FitzgeraldMr. Paul FlamMr. and Mrs. Michael J. FleischhauerMrs. Jacqueline S. FleschmanMrs. Reba C. FoleyThe Honorable and Mrs. Donald R. FordMr. Jeremy Blaine FordMr. and Mrs. Dennis FoxMr. and Mrs. A. Warren FrancisMs. Randi FrankMr. and Mrs. Roger FranklinThe Hon. and Mrs. Thomas J. FrawleyMrs. Helen L. FrenchMr. and Mrs. Adam FriedProfessor and Mrs. Richard M. Fried


Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. FriedlandMiss Luella E. FriendMs. Vesta FrizzellDr. Connel R. FullenkampMr. and Mrs. Rick E. FullertonMr. and Mrs. Norman E. GaarDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey GallMr. Gilbert M. GaulMr. Roger C. GearyDr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. GelfandMr. and Mrs. Michael GerchickMr. and Mrs. Douglas N. GhertnerMs. Ruth K. GieschenProfessor and Mrs. James N. GiglioMr. and Mrs. John R. GilbertsonMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. GilmartinDr. and Mrs. Robert B. GlennMr. Steven D. GoersMr. and Mrs. Arthur R. GoodellProfessor Craufurd D. GoodwinMs. Patricia L. GoreMr. and Mrs. Warren L. GoseMr. and Mrs. William GossmanMr. and Mrs. Sheldon GottliebDr. and Mrs. Keith G. GrafingMr. and Mrs. Paul GrahamMr. and Mrs. Loeb H. GranoffMr. Paul R. GrassMr. and Mrs. Allen H. GreenMr. and Mrs. Rudy GreenMrs. Laura GreenbaumMs. Marty GreeneMs. Louise GreenfieldMr. Seymour D. GreenstoneMr. and Mrs. C. Philip GriffinMr. and Mrs. Gerard J. GrimaldiMrs. Marilyn J. GuetlichMr. Kenneth HaderMrs. and Mr. Gwendel C. HagenMs. Norma R. HagertyMs. Susan HahnMr. and Mrs. Floyd HahsMs. Nina HajdaMr. Richard E. HaleMr. C. Francis HalesMs. Willa J. HamannMs. Gretchen W. HamiltonMs. Nancy HammerMr. and Mrs. Major D. HammettMr. and Mrs. David HankinsonMr. and Mrs. Michael L. HanoverMr. and Mrs. George A. Hanson, Jr.Ms. Barbara A. Hare


Mr. and Mrs. James C. HarlanMr. and Mrs. David A. HarringtonDr. Connie K. HarrisMr. Thomas A. HarzMr. and Mrs. Wendell R. HathhornMrs. Judith A. HauckDr. William E. HauserMs. Jacquiline HaverkampMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. HawksMr. and Mrs. Steven HeathDrs. James and Maridella HeimanMs. Olga K. HeislerMr. and Mrs. Lloyd HellmanMr. and Mrs. Harry A. HennenHeritage Petroleum, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. HermanMr. and Mrs. Richard S. HerndonMs. Mary HerrickMr. and Mrs. Roger W. HersheyMr. and Mrs. William HerzogMr. and Mrs. Robert R. HetrickMr. and Mrs. Tom HeuertzMrs. Doris M. HicksonMr. and Mrs. Edward L. HigginbothamMs. Joan Hilger-MullenMrs. James T. Hill, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John L. HillMrs. Helen L. HilliardMr. Jerome W. HirschMr. Gordon S. HodgkinsMrs. Colene S. HoffmanMs. Phyllis Holter DunnMr. and Mrs. Harry R. HolzleMr. James R. HomanMs. Loraine HoneywellMr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Hope, Jr.Ms. Gerlinde M. HopkinsMs. Cindy HornMrs. Millie HornMrs. Patricia M. HoughtonMrs. Jane A. HowardMr. and Mrs. Scott HowardMr. and Mrs. John HowlandMr. George C. HubelMr. and Mrs. William J. HuhmannMr. Brad HuitMr. and Mrs. Herbert R. JacobsonMr. and Mrs. James R. Jahnz, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William JamesMr. and Mrs. Charles D. JeffriesMr. Robert JenkinsMr. Jay R. Jennings, IIMs. Ann C. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Kevin JohnsonMrs. Catherine D. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jewel P. JohnsonMr. Larry G. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John JohnstonCaptain Kenneth JohnstonMr. and Mrs. Carl B. JonesMr. John P. JonesMs. Paula L. JonesMr. R. Michael JonesMr. and Mrs. Robert H. JonesMr. Robert R. JonesMr. Thomas L. JumpsMr. Edward JunkMr. and Mrs. Oskar KaaringMr. and Mrs. Ray KandtMr. Donald H. KaneMrs. Judy KaneMr. Theodore E. KapalaMr. and Mrs. Bernard L. KapellMr. and Mrs. Sidney M. KarshMrs. Connie KatowitzMr. and Mrs. Stanley KatzMr. and Mrs. Roy L. KeelandMs. Joyce L. KeelerMr. Duane B. KellyMr. Kevin G. KellyMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. KellyMr. Stephen D. KellyCol. Al Kemp Ret.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. KielyMs. Shelley KingMr. and Mrs. D. Jack KleinMr. and Mrs. William KlierMr. and Mrs. Lloyd KnackstedtMr. Lloyd R. KnoxMr. and Mrs. L. D. KoirtyohannMr. and Mrs. Bob KollarMrs. Margaret KoontzMr. Charles H. KopkeMr. Martin KostelacMs. Irene KovacMr. Robert H. KralicekMr. and Mrs. Theodore M. KranitzMr. and Mrs. Arnold KratchmanMr. Eric M. KrattyMr. and Mrs. John KueckMrs. Jennifer A. KulikowskiMr. and Mrs. Ben KutlerMs. Barbara M. KuzdzolProfessor Virginia J. LaasMr. Philip D. LagerquistMrs. Leona G. Lambert-Suchet


Ms. Deborah LaneMr. and Mrs. Walter M. LangfordMr. and Mrs. Asher C. Langworthy, Jr.Mr. Leo R. LapierreMr. and Mrs. Brian J. LappinMr. and Mrs. Russell LarsenDr. James E. LarsonMr. and Mrs. Robert LaskeyMr. and Mrs. Harry W. LassMr. and Mrs. Norman G. LaumeyerMr. Patrick LaydenMr. and Mrs. Carl W. LeamanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. LeeMr. and Mrs. Myung Woong LeeMr. Steven G. LeeMr. and Mrs. Richard C. LemonsMr. Jean LePageDr. and Mrs. Gregory D. LessigMr. and Mrs. James D. LewisBrigadier General Beverly S. LindseyMr. and Mrs. Gerald J. LiskaMr. and Mrs. David D. LodwickMr. and Mrs. Albert LoncaricDr. and Mrs. Edwin T. LongMr. and Mrs. Harold LorimerMr. and Mrs. William R. LorimerMr. and Mrs. Roy D. LovenMr. and Mrs. Dean S. LucalMr. and Mrs. H. H. LuetjenMr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Luhnow, Jr.Mrs. Lily LumppMr. and Mrs. Glenn T. LuncefordMr. Glenn S. LundenMr. and Mrs. Loren F. LundyDr. and Mrs. Harold H. LurieMr. and Mrs. Franklin R. LyonDr. and Mrs. Jim MacLeanMr. and Mrs. Jerry M. MadisonMr. and Mrs. Dale MaginnessMr. and Mrs. John W. MaherMr. and Mrs. Jack L. MahurinMr. and Mrs. Larry G. MallinMr. and Mrs. John F. MaloneyMr. Timothy MalpedeMr. and Mrs. Ken C. ManquerosMr. and Mrs. Kenneth MarcellMr. and Mrs. Henry R. MarnettMr. Edward E. MarshallDr. Robert L. MarshallMr. Herbert W. MartinMr. Robert D. MathenaMr. Edward T. Matheny, Jr.Miss Barbara Ann MaxwellMr. and Mrs. Paul McCarron

Mrs. Doris A. McCartneyMr. Neal W. McClearyMr. and Mrs. Clifford McCormickDr. Jason McDonaldMr. and Mrs. L. S. McDowellMr. and Mrs. Woody McElroyDr. and Mrs. Michael J. McFarlaneDr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McKeelMr. and Mrs. Gerald McKiernanMr. Larry McMasterMs. Cynthia McNabbMiss Connie C. McQuainMr. and Mrs. Edward J. McShane, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William J. MemmerMr. Russell MendeMr. Rawleigh G. MendenhallDr. and Mrs. Robert MeneillyMr. Harold MettsMr. Martin MichelMrs. R. H. MillerMr. and Mrs. James C. MillerMr. and Mrs. Bill MillerDr. Wilbur H. MillerMr. and Mrs. Gary MillionDr. Franklin D. MitchellMr. and Mrs. James P. MitchellMr. Todd Loyd and Ms. Patricia G. MohrMr. and Mrs. Daniel MonahanMs. Marilyn MontgallMr. and Mrs. Joe R. Moody, Jr.Mrs. Norma J. MooreMrs. Waunita B. MooreMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. MormanMr. and Mrs. Donald R. MorrisDr. and Mrs. J. Harold MorrisMr. and Mrs. John W. Morrison, IIIMr. and Mrs. John MosemanMr. and Mrs. Carl D. MoserMr. and Mrs. Patrick W. MoylanMr. and Mrs. Jerold W. MullinsMr. and Mrs. Dick MunzingerMr. Seth MusselmanMs. Elizabeth A. MyersMrs. Virginia F. NeffMr. and Mrs. Randolph L. NeilMr. and Mrs. Clifford NellesMr. and Mrs. David L. NicholMr. Paul NiewrzelMs. Mary C. NolanMs. Anne M. NolteMs. Arlene F. Gerhard NorrisDr. Henrietta Spencer and Mr. Michael A. NortonMr. James I. Nutter


Mr. and Mrs. Brian O'DonnellMr. and Mrs. Thurman OliverMr. Duane R. OlsenMs. Kristel Kinoshita and Mr. Jeff OlsenMrs. Vera OlsonMr. Ted OlsonMrs. James C. OlsonMs. Norma OrenMs. Susanna OrganicMr. and Mrs. Michael OrmsbyMrs. Emma L. OwenMr. I. OzarPace Law Firm, LLCMr. Uldis J. PaldeMrs. Matti PalluconiMr. Kent I. PalmerMr. and Mrs. Myron L. ParisMr. and Mrs. Richard A. ParrishMr. and Mrs. F. Dale ParsonMr. and Mrs. Ronald PashenMr. and Mrs. Norman J. PatinkinMs. Heather N. PaxtonMr. and Mrs. H. Scott PeckCaptain Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.)Mrs. Doris PesekMs. Patricia A. PetersDr. Jody L. PetersonMrs. Virginia A. PetersonMs. Patricia L. PetetMr. and Mrs. Dennis M. PettitThe Pfizer Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. PierceMr. and Mrs. Nick L. PizzichinoMr. and Mrs. Donald L. PloegerMs. Nola M. PlottDr. and Mrs. Monte M. PoenMs. Mildred PolcMr. and Mrs. Edward PollMrs. Dixie PollardMr. and Mrs. Randy PostenMr. and Mrs. Steven PotterMr. and Mrs. Gaston Powell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Price, IIMr. and Mrs. Mark F. ProsserCDR and Mrs. Gerald P. Pulley, (Ret.)Dr. Alice M. PurdesMr. and Mrs. Donald PustzMr. and Mrs. Jack B. PuttMr. Eugene J. RaffertyMr. and Mrs. E. G. RaneyMr. and Mrs. John RauschMrs. Jackson P. RavenscroftMiss Mary Sue ReaganMr. and Mrs. Larry Reakes


Judge and Mrs. Edward C. Reed, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip ReicherThe Hon. and Mrs. Don ReimalMr. and Mrs. James E. RemerMr. Guy ReynoldsMr. James P. ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Jack RichieMs. Linda M. RidgewayMr. and Mrs. Curtis W. RiffeColonel and Mrs. John Riffle, USAF (Ret.)Dr. and Mrs. Ted RightsRear Admiral and Mrs. J.T. RikerMr. and Mrs. Edward RobbMs. Karen M. RobertsMr. Steven L. RobertsDr. and Mrs. David Brian RobertsonMr. Ben RogersMr. and Mrs. William C. RogersDr. Marvin RogolskyMr. Ron RolandMs. Sherrill L. RosenMr. Peter Kretzmer and Ms. Deborah S. RosenbergDr. and Mrs. Gene RossMr. and Mrs. Richard H. RostenbergMr. and Mrs. Jay RozenMr. Richard RubensteinMr. and Mrs. Sidney RubinMr. David A. RubioMs. Jan RushMrs. Violet E. RutledgeDr. Sara L. SaleThe Hon. and Mrs. Stanley J. SalvaMr. and Mrs. Sandy SalzMr. Richard E. SandeenMr. Sam SandlinMr. and Mrs. Marvin SandsMr. and Mrs. David M. SantoliMr. and Mrs. Avinoam SapirMr. Robert B. SatterfieldCaptain and Mrs. Thomas J. SaulMr. Keith L. SavastanoMr. John E. SawyerMrs. Esther ScarpelloDr. and Mrs. Michael E. ScheibachMr. and Mrs. Stuart M. SchererMs. Dorothy L. SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Patrick SchmiedelerMs. Lee Williams and Mr. Brent SchondelmeyerDrs. Kenneth Schowengerdt and Joyce KoenigMr. Jim SchraederRosemary G. Schrepfer, M.D.

Dr. William C. SchumannMr. and Mrs. Francis L. SchwartzeMr. and Mrs. John Gregg Scircle, IIIMr. and Mrs. Leroy SeatMr. and Mrs. Steve SeigelMr. and Mrs. Stanford L. SeveranceMr. and Mrs. J. Stan SextonMr. Robert SharpMr. and Mrs. Phillip A. SherwoodMs. Margaret E. ShouseMr. and Mrs. Charles D. ShroutMrs. Betty ShroutMr. Timothy ShullMr. and Mrs. Lester Siegel, Jr.Mr. Robert P. SigmanMr. and Mrs. Jake M. SimonitschDr. and Mrs. W. Christian SizemoreDr. and Mrs. Max J. SkidmoreMr. and Mrs. Gordon SlabotskyMr. and Mrs. Robert M. SlaterMr. and Mrs. Roger SlusherMr. and Mrs. J. Randolph SmithMr. and Mrs. Christopher C. SmithMrs. Darline C. SmithMs. Lanita SmithMr. and Ms. Mark SmithMs. Pamela A. SmithThe Hon. and Mrs. Philip G. SmithMr. and Mrs. Stanley K. SmithDr. and Mrs. Warren H. SolomonMs. Genevieve A. SoulisDr. and Mrs. Wesley B. SpillmanMs. Kimberly J. SpitzigMr. and Mrs. Louis J. SpryMr. and Mrs. Otto M. SpurnyMr. and Mrs. Ken SrozinskiMr. and Mrs. Lee E. StanfordDr. Caryl S. StaplesMr. James A. StarkeMr. Raymond StarzmannDub and Joy SteincrossThe Hon. and Mrs. Robert SteinkampMr. John A. SternMr. and Mrs. Gregory E. StevensMrs. L. R. StiffelmanMr. and Mrs. R. James Stilley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donivan StogsdillMr. and Mrs. Jerry StoliarMr. and Mrs. Dan StolperMs. Mary L. StoneMr. Arthur H. StoupMr. and Mrs. Steven J. StreenMr. and Mrs. John R. StreuMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Stringer

Mr. and Mrs. Shirley E. StrnadMr. and Mrs. John StutzerMs. Ann SunderlandMs. Patricia Petre SurberMr. and Mrs. Delmar SuttonMr. David SuvakMr. and Mrs. Norman SwailsProfessor Martha H. SwainMr. and Mrs. Leo J. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Christopher P. SweenyMr. Morris W. SykesMr. and Mrs. David R. SylvanDave and Barbara Sylvan FoundationDr. Harold J. SylwesterMr. Edward R. SzynalMr. and Mrs. James O. TalbotMr. and Mrs. Carlin L. TalcottDr. and Mrs. Duane A. TananbaumMrs. Theodore TannenwaldDr. and Mrs. J. E. TannerMr. and Mrs. Michael TannerMr. and Mrs. Lyle A. TaylorMr. and Mrs. George H. TempletonMs. Sherry S. TempletonMr. and Mrs. James H. ThomasDr. and Mrs. Kent R. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Dale A. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. John S. ThorntonMr. and Mrs. James A. ThorntonMr. and Mrs. James P. TierneyMrs. Virginia C. TillittMs. Karen ToddMr. Paul R. TollandMr. Ronald J. TomczykowskiMs. Margaret TompkinsMr. and Mrs. Noel TorpeyMs. Doris TousleyMr. Dan TownsendMrs. Earlene E. TownsendMr. James F. TownsendProf. Emeritus Donald TraceyMrs. Norma M. TrahanMs. Ruth R. TraurigMs. Linda S. TroutMr. Bonnie B. TurnerMs. Judy J. TurnerMs. Mary L. TurnerMr. and Mrs. Melvin C. TurnerMr. Daniel E. UscianMr. and Mrs. Don UvickMs. Diane Van WyngardenDr. and Mrs. Arthur VeisMr. and Mrs. Randall L. VestMr. George P. Viegelmann, Jr.



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GIFTS IN MEMORY OF F. Anson & Dorothy W. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaMarraJohn L. and Cora Ball Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaMarraHoward and Virginia Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Dennis V. SmithRichard C. Crumpton Mr. Sam Sandlin Mr. Richard E. Downey Mr. Roderick W. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. John Rausch Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richie Mr. Robert ThompsonBill Dawson, Korean War Veteran Mrs. Betty J. Dawson Sir Arthur Gilbert Ms. Elaine P. MeitusMarella Shinn Ms. Sharon Campbell Mr. and Mrs. David L. Nichol Ms. Nola M. PlottDr. Benedict Zobrist Mr. Thomas P. Richter

GIFTS IN HONOR OF Kristin Amend Mr. and Mrs. Matthew RubelHoward Anderson, WWII veteran Mr. and Mrs. Rod AndersonLt. Gen. Robert Arter (Retired) Mr. and Mrs. John A. DillinghamThe Honorable James A. Baker, III W. P. Carey FoundationHarvey Bodker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry CosnerHerb Buchbinder Mr. Harry G. HimmelsteinMichael D. Hockley Bank of Prairie VillageMary and John Hunkeler Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter GattermeirJudge Howard Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Bert Benjamin

Memory & Honor

Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. VileMr. and Mrs. Lawrence VillalvaMr. and Mrs. Stan VolpeMr. and Mrs. James M. VossWachovia FoundationMr. and Mrs. Paul WacknovMs. Linda K. WadeMr. and Mrs. John J. Waldron, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. WallaceMrs. Marilyn F. WalzDr. Nancy E. WarnerMr. and Mrs. Robert WashburnMr. Bradley WeastDr. and Mrs. Paul L. Webb, IIDr. and Mrs. Barton WechslerMr. John WegenerMr. and Mrs. Earl WehmhoenerDr. and Mrs. William L. WellsMs. Judith L. WelpmanMrs. Helen E. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Jason T. WhiteMrs. Lana WhiteMrs. Jean L. Whitener

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. WhitleyMr. and Ms. Jim WhittenMr. and Mrs. James WhortonMr. Frank P. Wilfley, Jr.Ms. Margie WillisDr. Martin WillmanMr. and Mrs. David C. WilsonMr. Paul D. WilsonDr. and Mrs. Htain WinMr. and Mrs. John H. WindsorMr. and Mrs. James W. WinfreyCol. and Dr. Arthur C. WinnMr. and Mrs. Robert WinterMs. Lynda R. WisecupMr. Sheldon WishnaMr. and Mrs. James A. Witteman, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. WolfMr. John L. WolfeMr. and Mrs. Carl WoltersMr. Frank Woodside and Dr. Sandra L. WoodsideMr. William H. WoodsonLt. Colonel Derek R. Wright

Ms. H. Irene WyattDr. Kathleen XidisDr. Lawrence A. YatesMs. Sarah YoungMr. Steve R. ZaneMs. Lisa A. Pace and Dr. Robert L. ZangrandoMr. and Mrs. Stanford A. ZeldinMr. and Mrs. Miles J. ZellerMr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. ZennarioMr. and Mrs. George H. ZimmermanMs. Kimby ZookMr. and Mrs. John Zuccotti

GIFTS IN KINDAllied Flag

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF F. Anson & Dorothy W. Ball

GIFTS IN HONOR OFKristin Amend

Mrs. Helen E. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Jason T. WhiteMrs. Lana WhiteMrs. Jean L. Whitener

Mr. Frank Woodside and Dr. Sandra L.WoodsideMr. William H. WoodsonLt. Colonel Derek R. Wrighg t

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Mrs. Truman and I leave the White House, we have no regret. We feel we have done our best in the public service. I hope and believe we

have contributed to the welfare of this Nation and to the peace of the world.

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