Moravian Music FoundationANNUAL REPORT

The Moravian Music Foundation preserves, celebrates, and cultivates the musical life of Moravians.

2010 Board of Trustees Honorary Trustees

Helen C. Hanes WinstonMarian J. Johns

Executive Committee Rev. David A. Schattschneider, Ph.D., President Bethlehem, PARev. Gordon L. Sommers, D. Min., Vice-President Bethlehem, PADonald Frey, Ph.D., Vice-President WinstonRay Gatland, Secretary WinstonJeffrey W. Stocker Gnadenhutten, OH

Trustees Thomas Baucom WinstonNancy Beitel-Vessels Bethlehem, PARose Ellen Bowen WinstonR. Michael Cude Pilot Mountain, NC Rev. M. Lynnette Delbridge, Ph.D. Staten Island, NYG. Randall Gibbs New Philadelphia, OHAndrew Halverson WinstonRev. Melissa Johnson Chris Jones WinstonChancy M. Kapp Don Kemmerer Bethlehem, PAFrank Martin WinstonPhyllis Ronald New Philadelphia, OHMartha Schrempel Allentown, PAJeanne Serfas Norma Smith Miami Gardens, FLAnne S. Tomlinson Kathy Wendt Lake Mills, WIMontine Wilkinson WinstonJohn Yarbrough Charleston, SCSally A. Zimmer Unionville, MI

Ex Officio C.T. “Ted” Leinbach III, Treasurer WinstonRobert G. Spaugh, Legal Counsel Lexington, NC

Staff Rev. Nola Reed Knouse, Ph. D. Gwyneth A. Michel Assistant DirectorMargaret Brady Office Manager

Southern Office Northern Office457 South Church Street 41 West Locust StreetWinston-Salem, NC 27101 Bethlehem, PA 18018(336) 725-0651

Moravian Music Foundation

ANNUAL REPORT

2010

The Moravian Music Foundation preserves, celebrates, and cultivates the musical life of Moravians.www.MoravianMusic.org

The American Moravian Church Choir gets set up for concert at St. Simon and Jude church, Prague, during our concert tour

Contents Introduction ................................................................MMF Preserves ................................MMF Celebrates ................................MMF Cultivates ................................Administration and Board NewsVolunteers in 2010 ................................MMF Named Funds ................................Donors in 2010 ................................Financial Reports ................................

Introduction: Just one adventure after another! From participation in worship planning and music making at provincial synods … to the firstconcert tour … to recording and releasing a hugelypopular Christmas CD … 2010 has been anythingquiet around the offices of the Moravian Music Foundation! Read on for descriptions of our various adventures!

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President Bethlehem, PA

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Winston-Salem, NC Winston-Salem, NC Gnadenhutten, OH

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Winston-Salem, NC Pilot Mountain, NC Staten Island, NY

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Raleigh, NC Bethlehem, PA

Winston-Salem, NC New Philadelphia, OH

Allentown, PA Nazareth, PA

Miami Gardens, FL Altadena, CA Lake Mills, WI

Winston-Salem, NC Charleston, SC Unionville, MI

Winston-Salem, NC Lexington, NC

Director Assistant Director Office Manager

Northern Office 41 West Locust Street Bethlehem, PA 18018

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Moravian Music Foundation

The Moravian Music Foundation preserves, celebrates, and cultivates the musical life of Moravians.

The American Moravian Church Choir gets set up for concert at St. Simon and Jude church, Prague, during our concert tour

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Just one adventure after another!

participation in worship planning and music making at provincial synods … to the first-ever European concert tour … to recording and releasing a hugely-popular Christmas CD … 2010 has been anything-but-quiet around the offices of the Moravian Music

ion! Read on for descriptions of our various

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The Moravian Music Foundation preserves…

2010 saw some significant progress in our plans to convert our library catalog from cards (complete set only in the Winston-Salem office) to electronic records (which will be accessible world-wide). Working with grants received from the Winston-Salem Foundation and the John and Anna Hanes Foundation, we were able to begin converting some of the records as a sort of “pilot project”, and with many e-mails back and forth, we set up the project parameters. We celebrate the receipt of grants from the Reeves Foundation of Dover, Ohio, and the Salem Congregation, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. These two will enable us to convert the cards of the Dover Collection and to make significant progress on the Salem Collegium Musicum and Salem Congregation cards. We continued to fine-tune the plans for this immense project, and to seek further funding. Watch for updates as we continue to make progress … When the project is complete, you’ll be able to sit at your computer, and look up “Peter, Johann Friedrich,” and see the following sorts of information for each of his works in American Moravian collections:

• title • catalog numbers • date (if known) • text source (if known)

• alternate texts • instrumentation and list of parts

• tempo and key • length • publication information (if any) • recording information (if any)

• Lending Library (if present)

In fall 2010 we were delighted to add Sister Barbara Giesler to our volunteer corps! Barbara is usually in the office for a half day per week (mostly Thursdays), and her current project is cataloging photos! She is catching up with the long, long backlog of photographs we’ve received over the past several years. These provide a priceless archival record of MMF activities, not only for now but for future generations. (And yes, while we do preserve some photos in electronic form, we also print those we really, really need to save, on archival paper … recalling those 12” floppy disks from the 1970’s which no one has equipment designed to read any more!) Welcome, Barbara!

The Moravian Music Foundation celebrates…

MMF now “owns” the Moravian Music Festivals (“I thought the Music Foundation already did own the Festivals,” you think.) But not so – the Moravian Music Festivals were sponsored by the Moravian Church in America, Northern and Southern Provinces. A few years ago, the Provincial Elders Conferences of both provinces approached the MMF Board of Trustees to ask if MMF would take on full responsibility for the Festivals. At that time, the Board was uncertain of financial risks to MMF, and chose not to do so. However, the question arose again in the fall of 2009, and after careful investigation and consultation, in the spring of 2010, the MMF Board accepted the responsibility, beginning with the 24th Moravian Music Festival to be held July 14-20, 2013, in Bethlehem, PA.

Did you get those dates? Are they seared into your memory and written in your calendar? If not, why not? Why not take a moment now to write them down and commit them to memory and plans?

See you in Bethlehem!

European Concert Tour July saw the first-ever of its kind in Moravian Music Foundation history – a concert tour with some 70 participants,

traveling, singing, meeting Moravian brothers and sisters everywhere, seeing sites we’d only read about, singing, singing, singing … re-learning music we’d sung at the 2009 Festival (and some we hadn’t!), getting to know the talented young musicians from Rollins College who accompanied us, enjoying great food and drink and fellowship …

We began with two days of rehearsal in Bethlehem, with a concert in Central Moravian Church and participated in worship at Central before boarding buses to JFK Airport in New York. Flying overnight to Prague (via Paris), we settled into our hotel in Prague and then had a short walking tour and wonderful dinner!

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We sang two concerts in Prague, at the St. Nikolai church and at St. Simon and Jude church; we had awe-inspiring tours and sang outside the Bethlehem Chapel. Visiting with the Moravian congregation at Zelezny Brod, we enjoyed gracious hospitality, and then braved the challenging walk to the Chalice Rocks, secret worship site of the ancient persecuted Unitas Fratrum.

Driving on to Herrnhut, we felt very much at home … a tour of the Hutberg, the graveyard there, singing at the graves of many Moravian musicians … a visit to the famous Star Factory … concerts at Herrnhut and Niesky … the Singstunde at Niesky … worship at Herrnhut … all deeply moving experiences, building relationships with brothers and sisters …

After worship at Herrnhut, half our group returned to Prague to fly home, and the rest went on toward Oberammergau for the Passion Play, with a delightful tea and visit with the congregation at Ebersdorf, a most pleasant overnight stay at Rothenburg, and a visit to the castle at Neuschwannstein.

Folks are already asking, “When’s the next one?” and “Where are we going next time?” All we can say to that is, Stay tuned!

As with all memorable trips, the description of the itinerary can’t capture the experience. To hear more stories, contact any of the tour participants listed here:

American Moravian Church Choir

Matthew Allen Winston-Salem, North Carolina Nancy Beitel-Vessels Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Karen Bunning Newark, Ohio William Buscher Sloatsburg, New York Anne Carpenter Dahlonega, Georgia Dennis Carpenter Dahlonega, Georgia Louise Coe Frankenmuth, Michigan Donna Crook Belews Creek, North Carolina Anne French Davidson, North Carolina Dirk French Davidson, North Carolina Audrey Frauenfeld Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Colette Frauenfeld Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Susan Gehris Walnutport, Pennsylvania Barbara Giesler Winston-Salem, North Carolina John Giesler Winston-Salem, North Carolina Nancy Gibbs New Philadelphia, Ohio Randy Gibbs New Philadelphia, Ohio Bette Harlow Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Gary Harlow Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Dorothy (Dolly) Hege Nazareth, Pennsylvania Hedy Heise Ephraim, Wisconsin Henning Henriksen Dover, Ohio Susan Henriksen Dover, Ohio Adelia Hobart Dover, Ohio Alice Jones Longwood, Florida Myra Jones Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Michael Jones Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Chancy Kapp Raleigh, North Carolina Samantha Katzaman Lititz, Pennsylvania Warren Katzaman Lititz, Pennsylvania

Barbara Kemmerer Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Don Kemmerer Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Nola Reed Knouse Winston-Salem, North Carolina Paul F. Knouse, Jr. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Gwyneth Michel Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Roberta Myers Mineral City, Ohio Catalina Ochoa Winter Park, Florida Allen Parfitt Schoolcraft, Michigan Carol Parfitt Schoolcraft, Michigan Audrey Parsons Lewisville, North Carolina Charlotte Scranton Dublin, Ohio Richard Scranton Dublin, Ohio Danielle Smith Winter Park, Florida Marian Shatto Lititz, Pennsylvania Jan Stein Lititz, Pennsylvania Bonnie Stoltz Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Charles Stoltz Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Barbara Strauss Cleveland, Ohio Virginia Tobiassen Winston-Salem, North Carolina Pat Tucker Belews Creek, North Carolina Billie Wall Ocean City, Maryland Paul Wall Ocean City, Maryland John Webb Cary, North Carolina Barbara Wendt Cambridge, Wisconsin Kathy Wendt Lake Mills, Wisconsin David Wickmann Nazareth, Pennsylvania Linda Wickmann Nazareth, Pennsylvania Sally Zimmer Unionville, Michigan Tom Zimmer Unionville, Michigan * and family members traveling with us!

Orchestra

Violin Kayleigh Howes Orlando, Florida Melissa Manley Jacksonville, Florida Margaret Heimbrook Fort Collins, Colorado Ramona Snowden Pensacola, Florida Viola Rachel Richardson Birmingham, Alabama Yaniv Cohen Winter Park, Florida

Cello Robert Morrison Orlando, Florida JoAnn V. Cleland Phoenix, Arizona Flute Nola R. Knouse Winston-Salem, North Carolina Organ Gwyneth A. Michel Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

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This Year’s Moravian Music Foundation Award

THE MORAVIAN MUSIC FOUNDATION

G. Van Krause

You have been directing the Advent-Hopewell Moravian Band for over thirty years. During those years, members of the band have grown in musical and spiritual maturity. Upon leaving rehearsal, band members have been known to say to one another, “Well, we’ve been to church now.” The goal of the band is to provide a ministry to the community by presenting music in service to the Lord Jesus Christ, spreading God’s word and inviting people to share in the life of the church. You have served as part minister and part missionary, as musician, conductor, encourager, and teacher. As a director, you lead with humor and patience, with inspiration and with love. Through your gifts of grace and music, you have created an inclusive community of musicians of all ages and levels of ability. The members of the Advent-Hopewell Moravian Band come together as individuals in a band, but leave as members of a family. Although many have played in the band for many years, new members are encouraged and immediately made to feel at home; and this welcoming attitude begins with you, the leader of the band. Truly your leadership is a witness to the love of Christ, and reaches far beyond Tuesday night rehearsals to embrace all who hear the Advent-Hopewell Moravian Band. For your dedicated service; your sharing of the joy of music in and beyond worship; and your contribution to the preservation, celebration, and cultivation of the musical life of the Moravians; the Board of Trustees of the Moravian Music Foundation takes great delight in presenting to you the

JAMES V. SALZWEDEL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN CHURCH MUSIC

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, November 23, 2010

MMF board members Chris Jones (left) and Mike Cude (center) present the James V. Salzwedel Award to Van Krause (right), to the jubilant applause of the band (in the background)

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Events in 2010 Here’s a nearly-comprehensive list for you of 2010’s Moravian Musical Events in this country (and a few beyond)…

and our apologies to those we’ve omitted; it’s wonderful when there’s so much going on that we can’t keep track of it all! Let us know about your Moravian music event, and we’ll be sure to include it in the calendars in our Newsletter, e-mail Newsletter, and on the web site!

January 10 Fourth annual Moravian Lovefeast to celebrate Epiphany at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, 160 Hill Farm Road, Fairfield, CT 06612. Sunday, January 10, at 5:00. Music leadership by the Youth Choir.

January 14 Lunch Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. “Moravian Ideals 4: ‘Chosen’ but not ‘Exclusive’.” C. Daniel Crews and Nola Reed Knouse, lecturers. 12:15 p.m.

January 27 Celebration of the tenth anniversary of the relationship of full communion between the Moravian Church in America and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA).

February 11 Lunch Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. “Brother Reuter, Community Member and Wachovia Shaper.” Bill Hinman, lecturer. 12:15 p.m.

February 23 Lenten German-English Singstunde, sponsored by Central Moravian Church, Moravian Archives, and Moravian Music Foundation. Old Chapel, Central Moravian Church, 7:30 p.m.

February 27 BandFest at Peace Moravian Church, Charlotte, NC. 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Free. Leaders: Van Krause and Marie Hines.

March 11 Lunch Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. “Moravian Ideals 5: Faith Manifested in Works.” C. Daniel Crews and Nola Reed Knouse, lecturers. 12:15 p.m.

March 21 3:30 p.m. Mathias Concert of Moravian Music, Salem College School of Music.

April 4 Easter Day! Sunrise Service sponsored by Salem Congregation begins in Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC, at 6:15 a.m.

April 7, 14, Tannenberg Organ Wednesday Noon Recital Series, Old Salem Visitors Center, Winston-Salem, NC 21, and 28

April 8 Lunch Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. “Alexander Meinung, Salem Musician.” Philip Dunigan, lecturer. 12:15 p.m.

April 16-17 Moravian Music Foundation Board of Trustees Meeting

April 25 Community Organ Recital Series, Kernersville Moravian Church, Kernersville, NC. Dr. John S. Mueller and Margaret Mueller. 4:00 p.m.

April 25 Unitas Chorale concert, Christ UCC church, Bethlehem, PA. 7:30 p.m. (brass prelude at 7:15).

May 2 Moravian Music Sunday

May 2 George L. Lloyd Memorial Concert, Sharla Nafziger, soprano. New Dorp Moravian Church, Staten Island, 4:00 p.m.

May 9 Moramus Chorale concert at Old Salem Visitors Center, 3:00 p.m. Commemorating the life of Zinzendorf.

May 13 Lunch Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. “Moravian Ideals 6: Looking Forward to Life Eternal in the Presence of the Savior.” C. Daniel Crews and Nola Reed Knouse, lecturers.

May 15 Triangle Brass Band presents music of the Civil War, 8:00 p.m. Guest conductor Stephen Lytle. Meymandi Concert Hall, 2 East South Street, Raleigh, NC.

June 1 Salem Band Concert, 8:00 p.m., Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC.

June 15 Salem Band Concert, 8:00 p.m., Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC.

June 16-20 Magnolia Baroque Festival, Winston-Salem, NC, featuring music of Johann Friedrich Peter. June 16, 17, 18: 2:00 p.m. each day, at the James A. Gray Auditorium, Old Salem Visitors Center, concert featuring the

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String Quintets. Lecture as part of the program: June 16, C. Daniel Crews, “Peter’s Community: Life in Salem in the 1780’s;” June 17, Nola Reed Knouse, “Peter’s Music;” June 18, Philip Dunigan, “Peter’s Quintets”. June 20, 3:00 p.m., concert of Peter’s sacred vocal works, Calvary Moravian Church.

June 29 Advent-Hopewell Band at Heritage Woods Retirement Community, Winston-Salem, NC, 7:00 p.m.

June 29 Salem Band Concert, 8:00 p.m., Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC.

July 3 Advent-Hopewell Band concert at Advent Moravian Church, Winston-Salem, NC. 4:30 p.m.

July 6 Advent-Hopewell Band concert at Brookridge Baptist Home, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m.

July 7, 14, Tannenberg Organ Wednesday Noon Recital Series, Old Salem Visitors Center, Winston-Salem, NC 21, and 28

July 9-19/22 Moravian Concert Tour, beginning with a free concert at Central Moravian Church, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, July 10, at 7:30 p.m.

July 11 Advent-Hopewell Band concert at Friedberg Moravian Church, Winston-Salem, NC 7:00 p.m.

July 13 Salem Band Concert, 8:00 p.m., Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC.

July 13 Advent-Hopewell Band concert at Salemtowne Retirement Community, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m.

July 18 Advent-Hopewell Band concert at Hopewell Moravian Church, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m.

July 20 Advent-Hopewell Band at Independence Village, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m.

July 27 Salem Band Concert, 8:00 p.m., Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC.

July 28 Adam Dieffenbach, organist (originally from Lebanon Moravian Church), performs lunchtime recital at the Episcopal Cathedral in Philadelphia, concert following the 12 noon Eucharist.

August 4 Lecture, “The Singing Utopias of Count Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf”, by Dr. Sarah Eyerly, 7:00 p.m. at the Moravian Archives, 41 W Locust St., Bethlehem, PA.

August 5-8 Vintage Band Music Festival, Northfield, MN. 50 concerts by 15 bands in 4 days!

August 10 Salem Band Concert, 8:00 p.m., Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC.

August 21 “Moravian Buns” at Calvary Café, Calvary Moravian Church, Winston-Salem, NC, 6-8 pm: classic rock, various versions of camp and worship songs and hymns.

August 24 Salem Band Concert, 8:00 p.m., Salem Square, Winston-Salem, NC.

September 8 Lunchtime Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. 12:15 p.m. “Zinzendorf and Music.” C. Daniel Crews and Nola Reed Knouse, lecturers.

September 12 Community Band Festival concert, 3:00 p.m., Winston-Salem, NC. Performances by the Salem Band, Bethabara Park Community Band, and Winston-Salem Community Band.

September 26 Organ recital, Kernersville Moravian Church, 4:00 p.m., featuring Scott Carpenter, organist at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church W-S and Coordinator of music programs for Old Salem Museums and Gardens.

September 28 Raymond Ebert, Jr., performing Charles G. Vardell, Jr.’s Sonata for Organ. 7:00 p.m., Centenary United Methodist Church, Winston-Salem, NC.

October 3 Anniversary Lovefeast at New Beginnings Moravian Church, Huntersville, NC, 5:00 p.m. Featuring the reconstructed lovefeast ode from which the beloved duet “It Is a Precious Thing” comes.

October 8-9 Worship and Music Workshop, Sponsored by the Southern Province Commission on Music and Worship, at Friedland Moravian Church.

October 14-16 Bethlehem Conference on Moravian Music, sponsored by Moravian College, the Moravian Archives, Moravian Music Foundation.

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 7 October 15 An Evening of Moravian Music –7:30 p.m., Central Moravian Church. A Moravian Singstunde featuring

the choirs and instrumental ensembles from Central Moravian Church and Moravian College.

October 21 Lunchtime Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. 12:15 p.m. “Singing from the Heart: A Shorter Moravian Hymnal and Liturgies”. Nola Reed Knouse, lecturer.

October 23 “Latrobe’s Testament” – Moramus Chorale and orchestra, 7:30 p.m., Hanes Auditorium, Salem Fine Arts Center. Christian Latrobe’s Dies Irae and Dawn of Glory.

November 3 Organ and Harpsichord Recital - featuring German concert artist Thomas Strauss and Susan Keck Foster, Organist at Home Moravian Church, with Bernhard Münchbach on trumpet, Home Moravian Church, 6:30 p.m.

November 11 Lunchtime Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. 12:15 p.m. “Moravian Liturgy: Historical Development”. C. Daniel Crews and Nola Reed Knouse, lecturers.

November 23 Advent-Hopewell Band Concert at Salemtowne, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m.

November 27 An Advent Organ Concert – Rebecca Owens, organist, 3:00 p.m., Central Moravian Church.

November 30 Advent-Hopewell Band Concert at Brookridge Retirement Community, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m.

November 30 Advent Singstunde, sponsored by the Moravian Archives, Moravian Music Foundation, and Central Moravian Church. Old Chapel, Bethlehem, PA. 7:00 p.m.

December 4 Staten Island Moravian Advent Vespers Service, 7:00 p.m., New Dorp Moravian Church, Jill Bruckart, Director.

December 7 Advent-Hopewell Band Concert at Heritage Woods Retirement Community, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m.

December 8, Tannenberg Organ Wednesday Noon Recital Series, Old Salem Visitors Center, Winston-Salem, NC. 15, 22, 29 12:00 noon.

December 9 Lunchtime Lecture Series, Archie K. Davis Center, Winston-Salem, NC. 12:15 p.m. “Moravian Liturgy: Today’s Uses” C. Daniel Crews and Nola Reed Knouse, lecturers.

December 11 Moravian Music at Quail Ridge Books and Music, Ridgewood Shopping Center, 3522 Wade Avenue, Raleigh, NC; phone 919-828-1588 or 800-672-6879. afternoon

December 14 Advent-Hopewell Band Concert at Independent Village Retirement Community, Winston-Salem, NC. 7:00 p.m. Free.

December 19 Salem Band concert, 3:00 p.m., Salemtowne, Moravian Retirement Community, Winston-Salem, NC.

December 21 Salem Band Concert, 7:30 p.m., Home Moravian Church.

The Moravian Music Foundation cultivates…

The Moravian Star Anthem Series continues to grow! Through the Moravian Star Anthem Series, the Moravian

Music Foundation publishes anthems by a variety of Moravian composers, including newly-edited works, some “old favorites” in new editions, and new compositions. Each publication includes biographical information about the composer along with the anthem. Full score and orchestral parts are available for each anthem through the Moravian Music Foundation. The organ part of each anthem is also available in a lower key. Anthems published in 2010 are: � MMFS1001 Sing, O Ye Heavens J. F. Peter SATB $1.95

This anthem was edited and published in loving memory of Agnes Stewart Jackson and Emma Marilyn Sinclair.

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 8 � MMFS1002 Blessed Are They Who Jesus’ Suffering J. F. Peter SATB $1.95

The funding for this publication was provided by the Choir of Central Moravian Church, Bethlehem, PA, to honor Deborah Leyshon-Brandt in celebration of her 30 years of faithful service as the choir’s mezzo-soprano soloist. Deborah’s extraordinary talent and musicality, her leadership, her creativity, and her nurturing spirit have inspired the choir to exalt our Heavenly Father with songs of joy and thanksgiving. “I will lift up my eyes to the hills from whence comes my help. I will lift up my voice to the Lord – singing Lauda, Laude.”

� MMFS1003 Hail, Infant Newborn D. M. Michael SATB $1.75 The funding for this publication was provided in loving memory of Marie Hildebrandt, who was a lifelong member of the Lake Mills Moravian Church in Wisconsin and a long-time member of the Senior Choir. For many years she helped care for the choir robes and before her death she willed half of her estate to support the music ministry of the church.

� MMFS1004 There Is Salvation in Christ Alone J. Herbst SATB $1.75 The funding for this publication was provided as a gift to Dr. John V. Sinclair with grateful and sincere appreciation for the many ways he supports and promotes Moravian music.

� MMFS1005 I’ll Praise the Lord With Singing J. C. Bechler S solo/SATB $1.95 This anthem’s publication is made possible by a gift from the Chancel and Sanctuary Choirs of Centenary United Methodist Church, Winston-Salem, NC, in honor of Ray Ebert. A lifelong member of the Moravian Church, Ray served as Centenary’s organist from 1970 to 2010. A gifted improviser and service player, Ray’s contributions to the musical life of our community—and our lives—are profound.

For information about sponsoring the publication of an anthem in the Moravian Star Anthem Series

in honor or in memory of a loved one or organization, please contact the MMF office (info@moravianmusic.org).

Singing from the Heart: A Shorter Moravian Hymnal and Liturgies Did you ever wish for a “shorter Moravian hymnal”? (Or did you ever even think you might want one?) What about

for travel? Women’s Fellowship meetings? Retreats? Camps? A small gift to acquaint others with the best-loved Moravian hymns? This is what Singing From the Heart: A Shorter Moravian Hymnal and Liturgies is! Released in June by the Interprovincial Board of Communications, this book was called for by the Southern Province Synod of 2006. The Moravian Music Foundation provided editorial services, under the oversight of the Commission on Music and Worship of the Southern Province. The spiral-bound soft-cover book has about 100 hymns, the “core” liturgies from the Moravian Book of Worship (Baptism/confirmation, Memorial service, Easter Morning, the Shorter Church Litany, and the like), and a “baker’s dozen” shorter liturgies or “Congregational Prayers for Moravian Worship”. Of course, like most ideas Moravian, it really isn’t new – a very similar thing was done 100 years ago with the production of the Shorter Moravian Hymn Book, printed in 1902 (and reissued in 1920!). And even earlier – in 1579 the Unitas Fratrum published a smaller (and more affordable!) version of its big 1576 hymnal.

In this 2010 version, all the hymns have guitar chords as well as the traditional four-part settings. Copies are available for $9.00 from the Interprovincial Board of Communications and the Moravian Music Foundation.

Monograph biography of Bechler Published in November was a monograph biography of Johann Christian Bechler (1784-1857), written by the Rev. Dr. C. Daniel Crews. Comparable to the biographies of Peter and Antes already published by MMF, this one contains photos and a list of known works by Bechler.

Bechler is the first Moravian composer in America

for whom we have an actual photograph!

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Our recording library also grows… � “Glory to Him Who Is the Resurrection,” our third “sampler” CD, is available at no charge! This is intended to

help introduce Moravian music to those not already familiar with it. It includes tracks from our most recent recordings and performances, and we’d love to send you multiple copies for your friends, civic and church groups, or local classical-music radio stations!

� Once He Came in Blessing, the Moravian Lower Brass Christmas CD, was released in early November, and sales have been nothing short of astounding. The CD featured 58 players representing many different Moravian congregations, and we’ve been asked to consider producing a Lenten/Easter CD. We would love to have participants from all around the North American Moravian Church, so watch for the announcements of recording dates! Photo right: Getting ready to record at Salemtowne

Archivists meet in Bethlehem

Meeting in Bethlehem, PA, before the Bethlehem Conference on Moravian Music and History, were (left to right): Olaf Nippe, from the Unity Archives in Herrnhut; Lanie Graf and Paul Peucker, Moravian Archives Northern Province; Lorraine Parsons, Moravian Archives, British Province; Craig Atwood, Director of the Center for

Moravian Studies; C. Daniel Crews, Moravian Archives Southern Province; Nola Reed Knouse and Gwyneth Michel, Moravian Music Foundation.

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Administration and Board News

The Moravian Music Foundation Board of Trustees implemented a new organizational structure in 2010, replacing the former committees with ten “teams”: five Mission Teams and five Support Teams. Each board member serves on one of each, so that each person is involved in a direct fashion with the ongoing programs and mission of the organization and with the “nuts and bolts” of the administration of a nonprofit organization. The following excerpt from MMF’s Operations Manual describes this new Board structure, which is “up and running” effectively!

Standing committees are of two types: “Mission Teams” and “Support Teams”. The Mission Teams are involved with carrying out the programmatic work of the Moravian Music Foundation. Support Teams continue the necessary administrative and management work of the institution.

Mission Teams

Research, Publications, and Recordings is responsible for a long-range plan of research, editing, and publications, including such things as the Moravian Star Anthem Series, CD recordings, articles in various ecumenical publications, and other print and audio products.

Education and Training develops and oversees educational opportunities for Moravian pastors and musicians, including a Moravian Musicians’ Network, curricula for Schools of Music and Worship, materials and leader training for workshops.

Events oversees concerts, camps, works with the Moramus and Unitas Chorales, and is responsible for liaison with Moravian Music Festivals.

Communications and Development is our “public-relations” and “marketing” arm, with responsibility for “getting the word out” for Annual Friends Campaign, planned giving, audience development, contact with public radio stations, development of other products (gifts, pins), and communication with other provinces of the Moravian Unity and our ecumenical partners.

Special Projects oversees any special projects approved by the Board of Trustees.

Support Teams

Vision and Planning reviews MMF’s plan before and during every MMF board meeting, and reviews and updates MMF’s Operations Manual every two to three years.

Personnel shall be responsible for all aspects of personnel resources of the MMF, including but not limited to: position descriptions; annual performance evaluation of the Director; recommendations for salaries and benefits; personnel policies. This committee shall also constantly monitor relationships between the Board and the Staff. Annual performance evaluations of all other staff shall be forwarded to the Personnel Committee by the Director. The Personnel Team is also responsible for board development and training.

Financial Resources and Stewardship This committee shall be responsible for all financial matters of the Foundation. It shall initiate the preparation of the Annual Budget; concur on capital budgets; be responsible for providing annual audits, measures of fiscal accountability on Foundation expenditures; oversee the investment portfolio of the Foundation; monitor special funds of the Foundation; and recommend policies and procedures required to provide sound financial administration of the Foundation, or as requested by the Board of Trustees. This team’s work thus has three critical aspects: (1) budget, managing expenses to match projected income; (2) investments; and (3) income generation, working with the Mission Teams to maximize income.

Technology is responsible for overseeing MMF’s technological needs: website maintenance, music available for download, “virtual board meetings”, and so on.

Nominations and Awards is responsible for recruiting new board members and for seeking individuals whose musical accomplishments should be recognized via MMF’s awards.

The following new members joined the MMF Board of Trustees, with their service beginning in 2010:

� Nancy Beitel-Vessels, appointed by Bethlehem Area Moravians;

� Rose Ellen Bowen, appointed by the Southern Provincial Elders Conference;

� Chancy M. Kapp, appointed by the Southern Provincial Elders Conference to complete the unexpired term of Lillian B. Shelton, who resigned at the conclusion of 2009.

We welcome these dedicated and gifted people to their new service!

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 11 At the fall meeting of the Board of Trustees, the board recognized with deep appreciation the conclusion of the service of the following trustees: Don Frey, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, for his service during fiscal years 2003-2010. He has served on the Development, Finance, and Personnel committees, and as Vice-President of the Board.

Gordon Sommers, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, for his service during fiscal years 2003-2010. He has served on the Development and Personnel Committees, and as Vice-President of the Board.

Randy Gibbs, of New Philadelphia, Ohio, for his service during fiscal years 2001-2010. He has served on the Development, Long-Range Planning, Music, and Personnel Committees.

John Yarbrough, of Raleigh, North Carolina and Charleston, South Carolina, for his service during fiscal years 2003-2010. He has served on the Development, Finance, and Personnel Committees.

We thank these dear friends for their committed and fruitful service!

Photos by Don Kemmerer. In each photo, Nola Knouse, the retiring board member, and Chancy M. Kapp, Chair of the MMF Board’s Nominations and Awards Support Team.

How does the MMF Board work? The following excerpt from the MMF Operations Manual describes how we get these wonderful, dedicated people!

a. The Board of Trustees consists of no less than 21 and no more than 28 members. Of these, some are appointed and some are elected.

b. Appointments: Three members of the Board are appointed by each of the following Moravian Church bodies: the Salem Congregation; Bethlehem Area Moravians; Provincial Elders of the Northern Province; and Provincial Elders of the Southern Province.

c. Elections: No less than 9 and no more than 16 “at-large” members are elected by the Board of Trustees. These may or may not be members of the Moravian Church.

d. Length of term: Each appointment or election is for an initial term of four years. A Trustee may serve for two consecutive four-year terms, after which he/she is eligible for reappointment or re-election after a hiatus of one year.

Like most nonprofit organizations, we’re always on the lookout for dedicated board members with a variety of skill sets. Let us know if you know someone (even yourself!) who might be interested in learning more!

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Volunteers to the Moravian Music Foundation in 2010

We have made every effort to ensure accurate and complete information in the following lists of volunteers and donors. Please do let us know if we have inadvertently omitted someone, spelled your name incorrectly, or

otherwise missed the mark. Thank you!

Volunteers to MMF serve as board members, as office assistants, as hosts and hostesses for events, as performers, as cooks and caterers, as library assistants, as researchers, as typists for programs … you get the idea! If you’d like to share your time and abilities with us (whatever they may be), please contact either office, and we’ll find a “home” for you!

Tom Abbott

Robbie Alphin

Donna Ambler

Steve Anthony

Amanda Barrett

Thomas Baucom

David Blum

Sharon and Dave Bond

Rose Ellen Bowen

Max Brady

Jill Bruckart

Scott Carpenter

Nancy Clark

Brown and Suzanne

Clodfelter

Dalton and Louise Coe

Nicole Crabbe

Mike and Teresa Cude

Lynnette Delbridge

Robert Conrad

C. Daniel Crews

Cynthia Dretel

Philip Dunigan

John Dyer

Dirk French

Don and Linda Frey

Hal Garrison

Ray Gatland

G. Randall Gibbs

Barbara Giesler

Lanie Graf

Mallie Graham

Andrew Halverson

Helen C. Hanes

Jan and Richard Henderson

Marian J. Johns

Melissa H. Johnson

Rickey Johnson

Chris Jones

Chancy M. and M. Keith

Kapp

Don Kemmerer

Claire Klatchak

Paul F. Knouse, Jr.

Sharon Lauderman

Jeff Long

Moramus Chorale

Moravian Lower Brass

Rebecca Kleintop Owens

Paul Peucker

Maria G. Prochnau

Scott Rainey

Graham H. Rights

Grace Robinson

Phyllis Ronald

Salem College School of

Music

David Schattschneider

Martha Schrempel

Jeanne Serfas

Lillian and Tom Shelton

John V. Sinclair

Norma Smith

Jayson A. Snipes

Gordon L. Sommers

Richard W. and Susan

Starbuck

Jeff and Marilyn Stocker

Barbara J. Strauss

Joey Transou

Unionville Moravian Church,

Unionville, Michigan

Unitas Chorale

Kathy Wendt

Nancy and Sherrell Whicker

Montine Wilkinson

John and Judith Yarbrough

Sally and Tom Zimmer

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MMF Named Funds

Through the generosity of individuals and foundations, specially designated funds have been established with the Moravian Music Foundation. Some are part of our general endowment, with their income going to support the Foundation’s general operating expenses. Others are special project funds, with income (and in a few cases, some of the principal) used for the expenses of particular projects or aspects of the Moravian Music Foundation’s mission. Additional contributions to these funds are gratefully accepted, and if you would like to discuss the establishment of a new named fund with MMF, please contact Nola Knouse at the Foundation’s Winston-Salem office. Permanently Restricted Funds, Held by Other Entities, are funds that are managed by the Moravian Church’s Northern Province Treasurer, Southern Province Treasurer, or other money manager, with benefits to MMF. In this category are included gift annuities and charitable-remainder trusts of which we are aware.

• Robert T. Brown Fund (Northern Province): MMF receives a portion of the income from this fund. • C. T. Leinbach Fund (Southern Province): income is paid to MMF for operating expenses, and up to a certain

amount of the principal may be used per fiscal year if needed for operating funds. • The Harold and Elizabeth Vogler Fund (Salem Congregation): MMF receives a portion of the income from this

fund. • Charitable remainder trusts and gift annuities set up by a number of individuals and held by other money

managers.

Permanently Restricted Funds, Invested, Yielding Unrestricted Income, are those we often refer to as “endowment” funds. These are invested with the accumulated income available for any purpose of the Foundation.

• Charles N. Siewers Fund • Director’s Salary Fund • F. P. Stocker Endowment Fund • James G. Hanes Fund • Margaret D. Hanes Fund • Thor Johnson Fund • Virginia Howard Fund • General Endowment Fund • Memorial Endowment Fund, including the Robert V. Brawley Memorial Fund, Frank P. Albright Estate, George

H. Kirschman Memorial Fund, and Emily M. Schaeffer Memorial Fund • Charles H. Babcock Fund • Dorcas H. Deischer Memorial Fund • Gordon and Copey Hanes Fund • Mabel Hoyler Fund • Samuel J. Reeves Endowment Fund • Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pfohl Memorial Fund • Jedidiah Weiss Memorial Fund • Margaret R. Zollar Fund

Permanently Restricted Funds, Invested, Yielding Restricted Income, are those funds for which the donor has designated a specific use for the income from those funds.

• Peter Memorial Library Fund, to be used for the Peter Library. • Fred W. and Elizabeth H. Pfaff Memorial Fund, to be used for the edition of works by Francis Florentine Hagen

2010

Temporarily Restricted Funds are those funds given for a specific purpose, for which income and principal may be expended.

• Clarence T. and Margaret Leinbach Memorial Fund: upon approval by

used for special projects not otherwise covered in the MMF budget.• Donald M. McCorkle Memorial Fund: to purchase materials for the McCorkle Collection.• Lily Peter Recording Fund: to produce recordings• Duke C. Willard Fund for Recording: to produce recordings• Rufus A. Grider Memorial Fund: to support the publication of a catalog of the Bethlehem Philharmonic Society

Collection. • Thor Johnson Living Tribute Fund: to finance anthem competitions, commissions, other speci

approved by the Board of Trustees. • Virginia Howard Special Projects Fund: to be used for special projects with the approval of the donor.• Director’s Discretionary Fund • Irving Lowens Memorial Fund: to support the preservation of the Irving Lo• Hussite Bell Ringers Fund: to purchase reproduction Civil War instruments to supplement the quintet purchased

several years ago through the generosity of Randy and Mary Kay Cabell. Board Designated Funds are those funds for which the Boa

• Lee Butterfield Revolving Publication Fund• Bohnsack/Maasch Fund, designated for investment• C. T. Leinbach Fund, designated for investment• Hanes Fund, designated for investment• Moravian Music Festival fund

Audrey Parsons and Dirk French

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are those funds given for a specific purpose, for which income and principal may be

Clarence T. and Margaret Leinbach Memorial Fund: upon approval by the family, portions of this fund may be used for special projects not otherwise covered in the MMF budget. Donald M. McCorkle Memorial Fund: to purchase materials for the McCorkle Collection.Lily Peter Recording Fund: to produce recordings

rd Fund for Recording: to produce recordings Rufus A. Grider Memorial Fund: to support the publication of a catalog of the Bethlehem Philharmonic Society

Thor Johnson Living Tribute Fund: to finance anthem competitions, commissions, other speci

Virginia Howard Special Projects Fund: to be used for special projects with the approval of the donor.

Irving Lowens Memorial Fund: to support the preservation of the Irving Lowens Collection.Hussite Bell Ringers Fund: to purchase reproduction Civil War instruments to supplement the quintet purchased several years ago through the generosity of Randy and Mary Kay Cabell.

are those funds for which the Board of Trustees has designated a

Lee Butterfield Revolving Publication Fund Bohnsack/Maasch Fund, designated for investment C. T. Leinbach Fund, designated for investment Hanes Fund, designated for investment

Audrey Parsons and Dirk French talk with John Giesler, outside Strahov Library in Pragueon the European concert tour in July

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are those funds given for a specific purpose, for which income and principal may be

the family, portions of this fund may be

Donald M. McCorkle Memorial Fund: to purchase materials for the McCorkle Collection.

Rufus A. Grider Memorial Fund: to support the publication of a catalog of the Bethlehem Philharmonic Society

Thor Johnson Living Tribute Fund: to finance anthem competitions, commissions, other special projects as

Virginia Howard Special Projects Fund: to be used for special projects with the approval of the donor.

wens Collection. Hussite Bell Ringers Fund: to purchase reproduction Civil War instruments to supplement the quintet purchased

rd of Trustees has designated a specific purpose.

John Giesler, outside Strahov Library in Prague

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Donors to the Moravian Music Foundation in 2010

Gifts to the Moravian Music Foundation may be designated for a specific project you’re interested in. Undesignated gifts are placed where most needed – in our annual operating fund -

and all gifts to the Moravian Music Foundation are tax-deductible. Many corporations will match gifts given to the Moravian Music Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation –

don’t miss this chance to double your gift!

In order to meet our budget we must count on the whole range of giving that is possible based on the various financial capacities of those who share our goals and mission.

We are deeply appreciative of every gift, no matter the size; all of our donors are dear to our hearts! Thank you for sharing in our mission!

We received a number of gifts in January of 2011 that may have been intended for our 2010 Annual Fund. However, these gifts were postmarked after December 31, 2010, and will be included in the 2011 campaign.

Thank you very much!

New Donors in 2010: Welcome to our circle of Friends! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Amerson Ms. Christine E. Anthony Dr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Arnold Mrs. Connie Ballard Ms. Edith E. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Beaver Rev. and Mrs. David Beecher Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Bettis Mr. Charles T. Borden Mrs. R. Gordon Boyles Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Briolat Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bunn, III Mr. John M. Burrows Tim and Lisa Burwell Ms. Sara A. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Ian A. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carpenter Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Hopeton Clennon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Copenhaver Ms. Betty B. Coulbourn Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cramer Ms. Lila J. Cruikshank Mr. and Mrs. J. Kimbrough Davis Dr. and Mrs. H. Clark Deriso Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dossinger Mr. and Mrs. David D. Embrey Mr. Steve R. Englebert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Esposito Mr. Brian Feezor Ms. Audrey Frauenfeld Ms. Colette Frauenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman Friedland Moravian Church Choir Mr. and Mrs. James E. Frick

Ms. Julia S. Gilliam Mrs. Sara S. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Kyle L. Gordon Martell and Michael Hall Mrs. Grey H. Hamilton Mr. Michael K. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Haines Hargrett Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harlow Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heckroth Ms. Karen Hills and Mr. Gary James Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Hummel Mrs. Jacqueline S. Hunt The Hunters Crossing Club Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Ivey, Jr. Mr. Frank Johnson and Rev. Melissa

Johnson Chris Jones Mrs. Cindy Jones Mr. and Mrs. James T. Justice Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelly Ms. Betty P. Kenan Ms. Ellen E. Kirkman Mrs. Edith LeValley Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lunsford Ms. Cathy S. Lynch Ms. Joy F. Marcum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin Ms. Carol C. Mather Ms. Margit K. Miller Richard T. Miller Mr. David E. Moore Evadne Morrison Mr. and Mrs. James M. Nicholson Ms. Lila Painter Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pannell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfaff

Dr. and Mrs. Harold Pollard Ms. Paula Presutti Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler B. Rector Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Reed Lombard and Allan Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rierson Rev. and Mrs. Cedric Rodney Mr. Timothy R. Sanford David and Karen Sautebin The Savannah Bank Robert C. Schreiner Mr. and Mrs. John W. Settlemyre Dr. Sarah C. Shoaf Ms. Mary Lea Shreve Geoffrey Simon and Sarah Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Skurla Ms. Leslie Ann Skurla Ms. J. Loretta Snow Mr. and Mrs. Jule C. Spach Mr. Tommy Sprinkle Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Stoltz Ms. Georgiana W. Strickland Mrs. Elizabeth D. Stroupe Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Templin Virginia H. Tobiassen Mr. Alex K. Turner Harry Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ver Valen Mr. and Mrs. M. Roger Warren Mildred White Mr. and Mrs. Garthae Williams Ms. Constance Williams Mr. and Mrs. H. Norton Willis Winston Salem Health Care Mrs. Lois Wooten Ziff Brothers Investments, LLC

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Gifts in Memory

In memory of Rev. Dr. Charles B. Adams Mrs. Eleanor G. Adams

In memory of Charles H. Babcock, Jr. Mr. Rickey Johnson

In memory of Rupert W. Bagby Marie R. Bagby Mrs. Martha B. Garris

In memory of Charles Beardsley Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Miller

In memory of Bernard Beitel Nancy Beitel-Vessels Mr. Charles B. Teske

In memory of V. V. and Sarah A. Beroth Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Beroth

In memory of Clyde Edsel Brown Mrs. Lou Carol Fix

In memory of Hilda Brown Mrs. R. Gordon Boyles Mr. and Mrs. David D. Embrey

In memory of Mary P. Brown Mr. Seth B. Brown

In memory of Ruth D. Buchholtz Mrs. Rachel E. Belter

In memory of Betty Bullard Dr. John M. Bullard

In memory of Robin Butterfield Fred and Shirley King Ms. Margit K. Miller

In memory of Don Cardwell Mrs. Sylvia G. Cardwell

In memory of Wilhelmina B. Cranford Rev. William A. Cranford

In memory of Rev. William A. Cranford Mr. Charles T. Borden Mr. and Mrs. William F. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfaff Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Graham Rights Mr. and Mrs. John W. Settlemyre Mildred White

In memory of Archie K. Davis Dr. and Mrs. H. Clark Deriso

In memory of Archie K. and Mary Louise Davis

Mr. and Mrs. J. Kimbrough Davis

In memory of Mary Louise Davis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Amerson Mrs. Betty Brohl Beeson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bunn, III Mr. and Mrs. Ian A. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Hobart G. Cawood Bart and Linda Collins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Copenhaver Mr. and Mrs. David L. Cotterill Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cramer Ms. Lila J. Cruikshank Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dewees Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dossinger Mrs. Aurelia G. Eller Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Frick Mrs. Sara S. Glenn Martell and Michael Hall Mr. Michael K. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Haines Hargrett Mrs. Alice Hinman Home Moravian Church Women's

Fellowship, Circle #2 Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Hummel Mrs. Jacqueline S. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hunter The Hunters Crossing Club Ms. Betty P. Kenan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Kenan III Ms. Joy F. Marcum Ms. Carol C. Mather Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pannell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Pleasants Mrs. Ruth M. Pleasants Dr. and Mrs. Harold Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler B. Rector Lombard and Allan Reynolds Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Graham Rights Mrs. Clemens Sandresky The Savannah Bank Mr. and Mrs. Jule C. Spach Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Templin Dr. and Mrs. James F. Toole Mr. and Mrs. Scott Venable Mrs. Frank F. Willingham Mr. and Mrs. H. Norton Willis Winston Salem Health Care Mrs. Lois Wooten

In memory of Richard Disher Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Cude

In memory of Robina S. Dumas Glen and Maxine Moore

In memory of Novella S. Flynt Mr. Vergil Gough

In memory of Denny Fordham, Jr. Mrs. Jean L. Fordham

In memory of the Rev. Dr. Albert H. Frank Ms. Merle E. Montfort Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Richardson

In memory of Beth H. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Max Brady Mr. Vergil Gough

In memory of Ann Ring and Barbara Gatland Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Cude

In memory of Richard B. Gillett Mrs. Richard B. Gillett

In memory of Margaret Gottschall Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ruff

In memory of Adam and Bessie Hafer Bessie Hafer Circle of King's Daughters

and Sons

In memory of Paul E. Haga Ms. Patsy Haga

In memory of Lawrence Hartzell Victoria B. Hartzell

In memory of the Heidenreich family Ms. Mary H. Hunt

In memory of Bertha Hine and Dick Hine Ms. Ruth H. Manning

In memory of Dorothy Hine Clemmons Moravian Church

In memory of Rev. and Mrs. John R. Hoesman Ms. Maxine Hodges

In memory of Hamilton C. Horton, Jr. Mrs. Evelyn M. Horton Rickert

In memory of Virginia M. Howard Mrs. John C. Floyd

In memory of Mabel Hoyler Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bade

In memory of Helen Iobst Rt. Rev. Robert A. Iobst

In memory of Don Jeffries Mrs. Edna Jeffries

In memory of D. R. (Red) Johnson Mrs. Pauline Johnson

In memory of Paul R. Johnson Mrs. Alice C. Johnson

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 17 In memory of Thor Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Preucil

In memory of Lawrence Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jones

In memory of Julia and George Keehn Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Keehn

In memory of Paul and Florence Kinnamon Harry Neff

In memory of Marguerite Kirks Rev. and Mrs. John D. Christman

In memory of Melvin A. Knouse Mrs. Barbara Knouse

In memory of Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Kortz Dr. and Mrs. H. David Cole

In memory of Rev. Henry Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Henderson

In memory of the Rev. Dr. George L. Lloyd Ms. Joyce Anderson Mrs. Clarice Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byers Ms. Nancy E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Clark Milton and Ethelyn DeFreitas Rev. Dr. Lynnette Delbridge and Rev.

Andrew W. Meckstroth Miss Ludwina George Ms. Hyacinth Grant Mrs. Gloria Green Ms. Calma Gumbs Ms. Ellamay Henderson Rosalia S. Jackson Bernalyn A. Jones Mrs. Loretta Jones Keith and Chancy Kapp Ms. Evelyn M. Lloyd Ms. Imogene Mattis Esmie E. McLeod Ashton and Lillie Miller Mrs. Ruby Mitchell Evadne Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Faelton Perkins Ms. Paula Presutti Ms. Verna Richardson Mrs. Enid Searles Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Sommers Dr. Janice Thomas Mrs. Janice Walcott

In memory of Carolyn Peter Lohr Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ruff

In memory of June Mahoney Dr. and Mrs. James L. Boeringer Mr. and Mrs. William F. Graham, Jr.

In memory of Drane V. McCall Dr. William McCall Jr.

In memory of Bishop and Mrs. Ed Mickey Mr. and Mrs. James Comer

In memory of Cecil C. Miller, Jr. Mr. Vergil Gough

In memory of Rudy Mochnick Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Henderson

In memory of H. Lester Morris, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lester Morris, Jr.

In memory of Paul E. Mosteller Mrs. Geneva L. Mosteller

In memory of Mary King Payne Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fishel, Jr.

In memory of Robert R. Rominger Mrs. Frances Resener

In memory of Ed Rondthaler Mrs. Katharine R. Woodwell

In memory of Charles A. Saderholm Ms. Mildred Saderholm

In memory of Miss June Sampson Mrs. Barbara Rominger

In memory of Clemens Sandresky Mrs. Clemens Sandresky

In memory of Carolyn Schaefer Dr. Norman E. Schaefer

In memory of Don Schafer Mrs. Helen Schafer

In memory of Rev. Joseph and Dr. H. Vardis Schwager

Dr. JoAnn Cleland

In memory of Dr. Ben Seelbinder Ms. Mary Alspaugh Dr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Bettis Philip and Doris Bostian Ms. Sara A. Butler Ms. Betty B. Coulbourn Mrs. Ruth Davis Ms. June R. Elam Mr. and Mrs. James T. Esposito Ms. Julia S. Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Kyle L. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. William F. Graham, Jr. Rhonda and David Gramley Mrs. Grey H. Hamilton Ms. Karen Hills and Mr. Gary James Mrs. Cindy Jones Mr. and Mrs. James T. Justice

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelly Ms. Ellen E. Kirkman Richard W. Lees Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lunsford Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Graham Rights Mr. Timothy R. Sanford Dr. Sarah C. Shoaf Ms. Leslie Ann Skurla Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Skurla Ms. Georgiana W. Strickland Mrs. Elizabeth D. Stroupe Mrs. R. H. Witherington

In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp E. Smith

Mrs. Jane Zirnkilton

In memory of Mrs. W. A. (Eleanor) Starbuck Mr. Henry Starbuck

In memory of Georgia Thomas Peoples Steelman

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ver Valen

In memory of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vestal

In memory of Margaret N. Strohm Ms. Jane Fay

In memory of Bill Sweger Ms. Sandra J. Roland

In memory of the Arch Taylor family Ms. Angie Bean

In memory of Rt. Rev. Stanley F. Thomas Ms. Marjorie Pfalzgraf

In memory of James W. Vogler, Jr. Mrs. Patsy Miller

In memory of Ralph J. Wanamaker Ms. Nan L. Ryder

In memory of Dorothy S. Weber Rev. Christian D. Weber

In memory of Rev. Mervin C. Weidner Rev. Dr. William Hosking and Rev.

Barbara Rich Mrs. Catherine Weidner

In memory of Frank Willingham Mr. and Mrs. William F. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Miller

In memory of Benny Younger Ms. Carol J. Moore

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Gifts in Honor

In honor of Eleanor G. Adams Jane A. Gottwald Mr. Barry E. Trumbauer

In honor of Rev. Matthew Allen Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Farmer

In honor of James and Beth Basta Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Deem

In honor of Miriam and David Beecher Karl Dietmeyer

In honor of Max and Margaret Brady Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Reed

In honor of Ruby Bumgardner Jarvis and Johnnie Hauser

In honor of Rev. and Mrs. Ray Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Massey, Lt. Col. and Mrs. William Milstead

Mrs. Margaret K. Burke

In honor of the choir of Calvary Moravian Church

Mrs. Henry Stocks

In honor of Frank Chitty Mrs. Ray F. Chitty

In honor of Bob Clark Louise B. Whealton

In honor of the birthdays of Bud and Louise Coe

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Zimmer

In honor of Joe Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Stimpson

In honor of Tom Coppedge Keith and Chancy Kapp

In honor of Karl Dietmeyer Rev. and Mrs. David Beecher

In honor of Juanita Disher, Mary W. Fishel, William M. Milstead and C. Edward Poindexter

Lt. Col. and Mrs. William Milstead

In honor of Philip Dunigan Mrs. Margaret L. Kolb

In honor of Henry Ebert Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Stimpson

In honor of Margaret W. Enochs Mr. David Enochs

In honor of Susan Foster, for Women’s Day Home Moravian Church Women's

Fellowship

In honor of the Rt. Rev. J. Christian Giesler Ms. Marilyn Fishel In honor of Sallie Greenfield Tim and Lisa Burwell

In honor of Andrew Halverson Mr. Steve R. Englebert, Jr.

In honor of Johnnie S. Hauser Jack and Jane Shore

In honor of the marriage of Evelyn Horton and Bob Rickert

Dr. and Mrs. Edwyn T. Bowen Jr.

In honor of Jesus Christ the Risen Lord Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones

In honor of Rev. and Mrs. John H. Kapp Dr. and Mrs. Wade A. Peeples

In honor of the M. Keith Kapp family Ms. Mary Jo McLean

In honor of Rev. Dr. Nola Knouse Home Moravian Church Women's

Fellowship Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Peterson

In honor of Mrs. Jean M. Kuttruff Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Kuttruff

In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Stan Link Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilkinson, Jr.

In honor of Lt. Col. and Mrs. William M. Milstead

Mrs. Juanita M. Disher

In honor of Maxine Moore Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Moore

In honor of all Moravian bandsmen Mr. Paul Horner

In honor of Steve Murphy Keith and Chancy Kapp

In honor of the musicians of New Philadelphia Moravian Church

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Worth Green, Jr.

In honor of Nola, Gwyn and Margaret – the Staff of the Moravian Music Foundation

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Robinson In honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Porter Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Bluhm

In honor of Rev. Ramona Prestwood Mr. and Mrs. John Polychron

In honor of Sybil Rights Dr. John M. Bullard

In honor of the Rt. Rev. Lane Sapp Mrs. Evelyn M. Horton Rickert

In honor of Nancy Louise Smith Ms. Nancy L. Smith

In honor of Ken and Marolyn Sparks and Doug and Lucille Kimel

Charles and Anne Wilson

In honor of Donna Sting and Mindy Sutherland

Dr. and Mrs. Dalton P. Coe

In honor of Sherrell and Nancy Whicker Rev. and Mrs. Douglas C. Rights

In honor of Erline Wright, Ray and Peggy Moser, Sandra Gray, and Steve and Pam Gray

Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Hege

Gifts to the 2010 Annual Campaign

Zinzendorf – $5,000 + Mrs. Helen C. Hanes Paul and Nola Knouse Herbst - $1,000 - $4,999 Dr. John M. Bullard Dr. and Mrs. Dalton P. Coe Mr. and Mrs. G. Randall Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gatland

Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Henderson John Iobst and Suzann Marie Thomas Margaret and Ted Leinbach Mr. Paul Lewis Mrs. Lessie Mann Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Graham Rights Rev. and Mrs. James V. Salzwedel Mr. Herbert Spaugh, Jr.

Mr. Henry Starbuck Ms. Nancy Starbuck Ms. Anne S. Tomlinson Mrs. Elizabeth W. Weber Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hermann I. Weinlick Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilkinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Yarbrough Ziff Brothers Investments, LLC

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 19 Peter - $500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. W. Winfield Beroth David and Laura Blum Mr. and Mrs. James O. Burri Ms. Joan E. Burri Scott Carpenter Mrs. Ray F. Chitty Mrs. Marian Couch Ms. Linda L. Earley Donald and Linda Frey Victoria B. Hartzell Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kane Keith and Chancy Kapp Ms. Gwyneth A. Michel Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Miller Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Robinson Drs. David and Doris Schattschneider Rev. and Mrs. G. Thomas Shelton Drs. John and Gail Sinclair Jeff and Marilyn Stocker Rev. and Mrs. David Wickmann Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zimmer Bechler – $250 - $499 Mrs. Rachel E. Belter Dr. and Mrs. Edwyn T. Bowen Jr. Benjamin and Gail Cahill Almon and Ann Carr Bart and Linda Collins Mr. and Mrs. James Comer Dr. and Mrs. Franklyn W. Commisso Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cramer Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Cude Mr. and Mrs. J. Kimbrough Davis Dr. Roland W. Doepner Mr. and Mrs. Barry Foster Mrs. Richard B. Gillett Mr. Vergil Gough Mr. and Mrs. William F. Graham, Jr. Mrs. James A. Gray Andrew and Jill Halverson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hanson Rev. Carl Helmich, Jr. Ms. Maxine Hodges Mrs. Alice C. Johnson Ms. Betty P. Kenan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Kenan III Mrs. Katherine S. Leinbach Ms. Mary Jo McLean Glen and Maxine Moore Miss Lucile Newman Mr. William V. Porter Rev. and Mrs. Norman E. Prochnau Mrs. Joyce Reed Dr. Alma Schlenker Jeanne and David Serfas Jerry and Janet Smith Ms. Norma Smith Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Sommers Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Stimpson

Mr. Barry E. Trumbauer Unionville Moravian Church Mr. and Mrs. James D. Uphold Mr. George W. Verheyden Mr. and Mrs. Sherrell Whicker Mrs. Jane Zirnkilton Michael - $100 - $249 Mrs. Donna Ambler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Austin Mr. Wesley Bailey Mrs. Betty Lou Kohl Baker Mr. W. Allen Bean Mr. John W. Beitel Nancy Beitel-Vessels Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belter Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Bettis Dr. and Mrs. James L. Boeringer Dave and Betsy Bombick Stuart Bondurant and Susan Ehringhaus Donald Boos Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Max Brady Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Brauner Mrs. Sherry Mason Brown Mrs. Margaret K. Burke Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buscher Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Cabell Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Cahill Dr. Alice M. Caldwell Ms. Grace Campbell Mrs. Sylvia G. Cardwell Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Carter Will and Elizabeth Chriscoe Mrs. Margaret J. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. David L. Cotterill Margaret Couch and Tod Serfass Dr. and Mrs. Charles Coutant Dean and Barbara Cox Rev. Dr. and Mrs. C. Daniel Crews Mrs. Margaret H. Dancy Betsy Hine Davis Riley Davis Mrs. Ruth Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deafenbaugh Rev. Dr. Lynnette Delbridge and Rev.

Andrew W. Meckstroth Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dewees Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dittmer Mr. Frank E. Driscoll Mr. Ray Ebert Ms. June R. Elam Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eliason Emmaus Moravian Church Ms. Phyllis Ann Epperson Mr. and Mrs. James T. Esposito Mrs. Elizabeth B. Felts First Presbyterian Church of Burlingame Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fishel, Jr.

Ms. Marilyn Fishel Mrs. John C. Floyd Dr. Judith D. Foulke and Mr. Mark A.

Elrod Mr. Gilbert L. Frank Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Freeman Mr. Harold Garrison Mr. and Mrs. John G. Geist Mr. Philip R. Gelzer Mrs. Sara S. Glenn Gnadenhutten Moravian Church Mr. and Mrs. Allen Goslen Jane A. Gottwald Jim and Margaret Gribble Dr. and Mrs. Albert Griffin Ms. Deborah Griggs Mr. Gustav Grosch Ruth Hailperin Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. F. Borden Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hanes Ms. Gail G. Hannah Jarvis and Johnnie Hauser Ms. Dolly Hege Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Hege Col. and Mrs. William J. Heske Reverend and Mrs. James Hicks Mr. Paul Horner Ms. Judith A. Hosking Rev. Dr. William Hosking and Rev.

Barbara Rich Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Howell Mrs. Anne F. Howlett William and Katherine Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hudson Dr. and Mrs. John A. Hutcheson, Jr. Rt. Rev. Robert A. Iobst Mr. Frank Johnson and Rev. Melissa

Johnson Mr. Rickey Johnson Chris Jones Donald and Barbara Kemmerer Rev. and Mrs. William B. Kerner Fred and Shirley King Ms. Ellen E. Kirkman Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Kleintop Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kleppinger Dr. Thurman R. Kremser Dr. and Mrs. Karl Kroeger Mr. Edward Krogstad Mr. and Mrs. Truman Kunsman Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Kuttruff Dr. and Mrs. Dan S. Locklair Mr. H.S. Long Dale and Betz Lucas Ms. Ruth H. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin Ms. Carol C. Mather Dr. William McCall Jr. Ms. Brenda McIntire Mr. and Mrs. John G. Medlin, Jr.

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 20 Lt. Col. and Mrs. William Milstead Dr. and Mrs. John V. Mochnick Mr. Michael Thomas Mock Moravian Quilters Ralph R. Morris Mrs. Geneva L. Mosteller Harry Neff New Philadelphia Moravian Church

Women’s Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Norris Jr. Mr. William J. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Ogburn Dr. William Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parrish Ms. Audrey S. Parsons Mr. Barry J. Pell Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Peterson Jim and Roberta Pettit Mr. Alfred Pfaff Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Phelps Steven and Elizabeth Pruett Mr. Jon Ramer Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Richardson Mrs. Evelyn M. Horton Rickert Rev. and Mrs. John G. Rights Jack and Alice Roberts John and Suria Robinson Mrs. Phyllis Ronald Ms. Mildred Saderholm Mrs. Clemens Sandresky The Savannah Bank Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schofield Ms. Martha Schrempel Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Schultz George and Barbara Senick Mr. and Mrs. John W. Settlemyre Joseph Sewell Dr. Sarah C. Shoaf Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Shouse Ms. Leslie Ann Skurla Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Skurla Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Snyder Kerala and Richard Snyder Mrs. Robert P. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Southerland, III Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Spaugh Mr. Tommy Sprinkle Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stocker Mrs. Henry Stocks Ms. Barbara Stout Ms. Barbara J. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Taylor, Jr. Mr. Charles B. Teske Dr. and Mrs. James F. Toole Harry Underwood Mrs. Eleanor Vance Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Vanhoy Mr. and Mrs. Scott Venable Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ver Valen Margie Wakeman and Jack Desley

Mrs. Ralph J. Wanamaker Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ward Ms. Kathy Wendt Mr. and Mrs. John Wigney Winston Salem Health Care Mrs. Priscilla Wolle Mr. James E. Yarbrough Ms. Debra K. Zimmer Antes - $50 - $99 Mrs. Eleanor G. Adams Dr. M. Barbara Allen Rev. Matthew W. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Amerson Dr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Ayers Mrs. Blevins V. Baldwin Ms. Edith E. Barrett Bessie Hafer Circle of King's Daughters

and Sons Mrs. Ruth Behrend Rev. and Mrs. Bradley L. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Beroth Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Bluhm Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Boerstler Philip and Doris Bostian Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bronson Rev. and Mrs. James O. Bruckart Rev. and Mrs. Richard L. Bruckart Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Burge Mr. Clement R. Burton Ms. Sara A. Butler Timothy K. Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Ian A. Calvert Bobb and Joan Carson Mr. and Mrs. Hobart G. Cawood Rev. and Mrs. John D. Christman Dr. JoAnn Cleland Clemmons Moravian Church Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Hopeton Clennon Ms. Carolyn F. Clewell Dr. Suzanne F. Clewell Dr. and Mrs. H. David Cole Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Copenhaver Rt. Rev. M. Blair Couch and Warren M.

Gericke Ms. Nancy J. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Deem Terry and Virginia Delph Mr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Disher Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Dodson Otto and Sue Dreydoppel Rev. and Mrs. Ronald T. Englund Mr. David Enochs Mr. David L. Epperson Dr. Debra Lynn Etheridge Dr. and Mrs. Jay Felty Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Fishel Mrs. Lou Carol Fix Mrs. Jean L. Fordham

Dr. Pauline Fox Ralph and Marillyn Freeman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Frick Mrs. Martha B. Garris Rev. and Mrs. John H. Giesler Ms. Julia S. Gilliam Rev. and Mrs. W. Norwood Green Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Worth Green, Jr. Mrs. Grey H. Hamilton Mr. Michael K. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Haines Hargrett Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Henkelmann Mrs. Sharon Herman Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hester Robert H. Hoffman Violet M. Hoffman Mrs. G. Morgan Homewood Jr. Ms. Marlene Howell Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Hoyle Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Hummel Ms. Mary H. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hunter Mr. Ronald Imhof Terry and Linda Jehling Larry Johnson Mrs. Pauline Johnson Alice Jones Mrs. Nicholas Joost Mr. and Mrs. James T. Justice Ms. Judy Kaaua Beryl W. King Mr. Michael King Mrs. William S. Kleintop Mrs. Margaret L. Kolb Mrs. Dorothy C. Kuhfahl Mr. Russell C. Mathias Mr. Edgar McLean Ms. Margit K. Miller Mrs. Patsy Miller Richard T. Miller Ms. Merle E. Montfort Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Moore Mr. and Mrs. H. Lester Morris, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Ken Neal Mrs. Rose E. Nehring Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. P. O'Connor Ms. Mary Ellen Orben Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pannell Peace Moravian Church Mr. and Mrs. Bentz C. Peak Dr. and Mrs. Wade A. Peeples Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Perryman Dr. Paul Peucker and Mr. Jeff Long Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfaff Ms. Marjorie Pfalzgraf Dr. and Mrs. Harold Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler B. Rector Mr. and Mrs. B. Jan Reich Mrs. Frances Resener Lombard and Allan Reynolds

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 21 Rev. and Mrs. Douglas C. Rights Mrs. Elynor Rights Patricia and George Robinson Rev. and Mrs. Cedric Rodney Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Roller Mrs. Barbara Rominger Ms. Nan L. Ryder Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sanders Jr. David and Karen Sautebin Robert C. Schreiner Rev. and Mrs. Raymond E. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. G. Wesley Sell Ms. Marian L. Shatto Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shugart Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Shuman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Simmons Ms. Nancy L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Spach Mary Jo and Arthur Spaugh Mr. and Mrs. David Stanfield Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Templin Mrs. Naomi Llewellyn Thomas Mr. Alex K. Turner Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Venable Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vestal Rev. Christian D. Weber Mrs. Catherine Weidner Louise B. Whealton Rev. and Mrs. Gwyned Williams Mrs. Frank F. Willingham Charles and Anne Wilson Mr. and Mrs. M. Powell Winstead Rev. and Mrs. R. Donald Winters Mrs. Katharine R. Woodwell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Zimmer Mrs. Anne M. Zug Friends - $1 - $49 Ms. Mary Alspaugh Ms. Christine E. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bade Marie R. Bagby Mrs. Connie Ballard Mr. and Mrs. James T. Baucom Ms. Angie Bean Rev. and Mrs. David Beecher Mrs. Betty Brohl Beeson Mr. Charles T. Borden Mrs. R. Gordon Boyles Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Briolat Mr. Seth B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bunn, III Ms. Karen D. Bunning Mr. John M. Burrows Tim and Lisa Burwell

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Butz Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown Clodfelter Ms. Ann Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Coble Mrs. Mary C. Concevitch Ms. Betty B. Coulbourn Rev. William A. Cranford Ms. Lila J. Cruikshank Richard and Mary Crusius E. Grace Day Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Deetz Julia and John Denham Dr. and Mrs. H. Clark Deriso Karl Dietmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Dietz Mrs. Juanita M. Disher Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Domen Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dossinger Rev. and Mrs. Wilfred L. Dreger Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Dull, Jr. Mrs. Aurelia G. Eller Ms. Nina C. Ely Mr. and Mrs. David D. Embrey Rev. and Mrs. Robert F. Engelbrecht Mr. Steve R. Englebert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Farmer Mr. Lloyd P. Farrar Ms. Jane Fay Mr. Brian Feezor Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman Mr. Wayne Gebb Ms. Barbara Gholz Mr. and Mrs. Kyle L. Gordon Rhonda and David Gramley Rev. and Mrs. William E. Gramley Ms. Patsy Haga Martell and Michael Hall Ms. Marleen Hansen Rev. and Mrs. Willard R. Harstine Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heckroth Rev. and Mrs. David M. Henkelmann Rev. Mark V. Herr Mr. and Mrs. Delmore Hester Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hilander Ms. Karen Hills and Mr. Gary James Mrs. Alice Hinman Mrs. Billie Holton Ms. Frances L. Huetter Mrs. Jacqueline S. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hunter The Hunters Crossing Club Mr. James Jackson Mrs. Edna Jeffries Mrs. Cindy Jones Ms. Charlotte A. Jones-Roe

Rev. and Mrs. John H. Kapp Mrs. Jan Karr Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Keehn Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelly Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Douglas H. Kleintop Mrs. Barbara Knouse Steve and Margaret Krawiec Richard W. Lees Mrs. Edith LeValley Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Libin Marcia and Cedric Lofdahl Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lunsford Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lutz Randall K. Mabe Dr. Bruce C. MacIntyre Ms. Joy F. Marcum Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Marx Mr. Lawrence E. Masten Dr. Charles E. McCreight Rev. and Mrs. William H. McElveen Rev. and Mrs. Richard E. Michel Ms. Carol J. Moore Ms. Mary L. Murphy Mrs. Nancy M. Nading Ms. Lila Painter Mr. and Mrs. William R. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Pleasants Mrs. Ruth M. Pleasants Mr. and Mrs. John Polychron Mr. and Mrs. William Preucil B. Jeffrey Price Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Pruett Ms. Polly B. Reading Ms. Lillian Rentschler Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Rhodes Ms. Sandra J. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ruff Mr. Timothy R. Sanford Dr. Norman E. Schaefer Mrs. Helen Schafer Jack and Jane Shore Mr. and Mrs. Halfred Smith Wesley and Barbara Snader Mr. and Mrs. Jule C. Spach Mr. Gerald G. Spaugh Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens Ms. Georgiana W. Strickland Mrs. Elizabeth D. Stroupe Mr. Raymond T. Troutman Mildred White Ms. Teresa J. White Mr. and Mrs. H. Norton Willis Mrs. R. H. Witherington Mrs. Lois Wooten

2010 ANNUAL REPORT Page 22

2010 Gifts for Special Purposes

Securing the Future: The Endowment Campaign for the Moravian Music Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jones Abernethy Deb Aboudara and Tom Cramton Adrienne and Tony Baker Dr. and Mrs. Edwyn T. Bowen Jr. Ms. Nancy E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan Donald and Linda Frey Ruth Hailperin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Henkelmann Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Hess Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kleppinger Mr. and Mrs. Truman Kunsman Ms. Sally McLeod Hank and Karen Naisby Jim and Roberta Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Phelps Drs. David and Doris Schattschneider Rev. and Mrs. G. Thomas Shelton Drs. John and Gail Sinclair For the Duke C. Willard Fund for

Recording Ms. Sallie Greenfield

For the Moramus Chorale Friedland Moravian Church Choir, in

honor of Ann Snipes Friedland Moravian Church Choir, in

memory of Ervin Little and in honor of Loren Little

Dr. John P. Arrowood, Jr. Faye M. Gardner, in honor of Matthew

Allen Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Ivey, Jr., in honor of

Juanita Disher Mrs. Margaret L. Kolb Ms. Cathy S. Lynch

William and Joyce Midkiff, in honor of Jayson Snipes

Mr. David E. Moore Ms. Audrey S. Parsons Ruth F. Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rierson Ms. Mary Lea Shreve Mrs. Ann H. Snipes Ms. J. Loretta Snow, in honor of the Rev.

Matthew Allen Mr. and Mrs. Garthae Williams, in honor

of Jan Richardson

For the 2010 Concert Tour Fund Keith and Chancy Kapp Rev. Matthew W. Allen Nancy Beitel-Vessels Ms. Karen D. Bunning Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buscher Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Carpenter Ms. Audrey Frauenfeld Ms. Colette Frauenfeld Dirk and Anne French Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harlow Ms. Dolly Hege Alice Jones Donald and Barbara Kemmerer Paul and Nola Knouse Ms. Audrey S. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Stoltz Virginia H. Tobiassen Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zimmer For the Unitas Chorale Members of the Unitas Chorale Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kirst Mr. and Mrs. George Scherer Rev. and Mrs. David Wickmann Ms. Constance Williams

Moravian Star Anthem Series Sponsorships

Mr. and Mrs. David Ball Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Beaver Nancy Beitel-Vessels Dr. and Mrs. Edwyn T. Bowen Jr. Chancel Choir, Centenary United

Methodist Church, Winston-Salem, NC, in honor of Ray Ebert

Estate of Rev. William A. Cranford Dr. Debra Lynn Etheridge John and Susan Hartley Lake Mills Moravian Church Senior Choir Mr. and Mrs. James M. Nicholson Mr. William J. O'Brien Ms. Barbara A. Prillaman Mrs. Phyllis Ronald Drs. David and Doris Schattschneider Jeanne and David Serfas Geoffrey Simon and Sarah Morgan Drs. John and Gail Sinclair Ms. Anne S. Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. M. Roger Warren Ms. Kathy Wendt Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilkinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zimmer

Gift of Eb Alto Horn Mrs. Elizabeth W. Weber

For “Glory to Him”, the Sampler CD Jeff and Marilyn Stocker Mr. and Mrs. John Yarbrough

Matching Gift Companies AT&T Foundation Bell South Corporation Corn Products International H. J. Heinz Company Foundation IBM R. J. Reynolds Foundation