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<strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
2007 Dinner & auction<br />
Friday, September 14, 2007
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<strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
2007 Dinner & auction<br />
Friday, September 14, 2007<br />
<strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> is a coalition of<br />
private citizens and organizations pledged to<br />
conserve, protect, restore, and enhance the<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> watershed.
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Welcome to the <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
2007 Dinner & Auction<br />
A benefit evening of fun and fund-raising to help conserve and protect the <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong>, one of Maine’s greatest ecological treasures. All proceeds of this event will be<br />
dedicated to the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> “Critical edge Fund”.<br />
2007 Sponsors:<br />
Woodin & Company<br />
LL Bean<br />
Bank of America<br />
Friday September 14, 2007<br />
Silent Auction begins at 5:30<br />
Buffet Dinner at 7:00<br />
Followed by a Live Auction<br />
Auctioneer: Floyd Hartford<br />
Master of Ceremonies: Randy Judkins<br />
St. Maximillion Kolbe Church<br />
150 Black Point Road<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong>, Maine
Why we care about the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> is a prime example of a New England backbarrier<br />
salt marsh. Maine’s largest tidal marsh, <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
is approximately 3,100 acres in size and accounts for 15% of the<br />
State’s total salt marsh area.<br />
A tidal marsh consists of low marsh which is flooded twice daily,<br />
high marsh which is flooded only by above-average tides, pannes<br />
which are shallow ponds that form within high marsh, tidal creeks,<br />
open water, and tidal flats. These areas provide critical nurseries<br />
for shellfish, finfish, and invertebrates. The marsh also provides<br />
nesting areas and nourishment for many species of birds. In fact,<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> has the highest diversity of bird species found<br />
in any of Maine’s 53 smaller salt marshes.<br />
Tidal marshes serve as buffers against the erosive action of<br />
crashing waves from the open sea. They protect low-lying uplands<br />
and shorelines during storms by absorbing and slowly releasing<br />
surges, such as those experienced during this past Patriots’ Day<br />
storm. Salt marshes also help maintain water quality by filtering,<br />
through their complex web of vegetation, polluted runoff before it<br />
reaches the sea.<br />
There are many threats facing tidal marshes such as <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong>. These include development of the upland fringe, filling<br />
of marshland, polluted runoff as from fertilizers used on lawns,<br />
rising sea level, invasive plant species such as the Common Reed<br />
(Phragmites australis), restricting of tidal flow by roads and dams,<br />
and past activities such as ditching for mosquito control.<br />
The <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> works to conserve and protect<br />
the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> from these threats and to improve the<br />
ecological, recreational, and commercial values of this natural<br />
treasure.<br />
For more information, check our website at :<br />
www.<strong>scarborough</strong>maine.com/marsh
Thank You!<br />
Dear <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong>,<br />
Welcome! And thank you for joining our 2007 fundraising Dinner & Auction in support<br />
of the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong>.<br />
The <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> is an incredible resource that is often taken for granted.<br />
Measuring over 3,100 acres, it is Maine’s largest salt marsh and a critically valuable<br />
ecosystem for the region. By participating in this fundraiser you are helping protect<br />
and conserve this treasure, and most specifically its critical upland edge, for<br />
generations to come.<br />
The marsh’s upland edge —that portion of land that fringes the tidal marsh— represents<br />
highly valuable wildlife habitat, and most of it is not protected today. The State-owned<br />
wildlife management area is largely limited to those acres that are affected by the flow<br />
of tides. It is crucial to have funds available for immediate action when critical land or<br />
easements, particularly in this upland fringe of the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong>, become available<br />
for protection.<br />
In recent years, we have raised over $140,000 towards this effort. We look forward to<br />
adding the proceeds of tonight’s event to this fund. These fundraising dinners also serve<br />
to build local and regional awareness about the multiple values of the <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong>, including its ecological, economical, recreational, and aesthetic values.<br />
We thank you for participating in tonight’s fundraising effort and invite you to think of<br />
your auction purchases as an investment in the long-term conservation of the<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong>.<br />
We also thank the hundreds of businesses and individuals who have purchased ads,<br />
donated auction items, contributed funds, and have given of their time and talent to make<br />
these events successful. Your commitment to helping protect the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> is<br />
inspirational and is tremendously appreciated.<br />
In the fall of 2008 we plan to hold our 5th Dinner & Auction. It’s not too early to get started<br />
on the planning, and we always welcome new people to join this effort. If you would like<br />
to help with next year’s event and are interested in attending an organizational meeting,<br />
please call one of us. It’s fun!<br />
With thanks for your support of the <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> and for habitat<br />
conservation around this amazing ecosystem.<br />
C.D. Armstrong<br />
President of FOSM, Event Co-Chair<br />
<strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
CArmstrong@DeeringLumber.com<br />
(207) 883-8028<br />
Lucy LaCasse<br />
Event Co-Chair<br />
<strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
Wnder@aol.com<br />
(207) 883-3637
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You Can Help!<br />
Consider becoming a member, volunteer or supporter of the <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong>! Email or call for more information about membership or volunteer opportunities.<br />
And we encourage you to check out our web site at www.<strong>scarborough</strong>maine.com/marsh<br />
<strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
<strong>Friends</strong> is a coalition of private citizens and organizations pledged to conserve, protect,<br />
restore, and enhance the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> Watershed. <strong>Friends</strong> have in common a love<br />
for the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> and a commitment to safeguard it for generations to come.<br />
P.O. Box 7029, <strong>Scarborough</strong>, ME 04070<br />
Telephone: (207) 883-8028<br />
E-mail: www.<strong>scarborough</strong>maine.com/slct<br />
www.<strong>scarborough</strong>maine.com/marsh<br />
Thank you to all the donors, advertisers, supporters and volunteers who have<br />
contributed time and dollars to help make a success of the <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong> Dinner & Auction, September 14, 2007.<br />
Volunteers include:<br />
Betts Armstrong ,CD Armstrong , Paul Austin, Donna Betts, Ro Bloom, David Bufo, Mike<br />
Bufo, Steffi Cox, Bob Cyr, Steve Funk, Dick Harvey, Matt Howe, Vivian Howe, Stacy Kim,<br />
Lucy LaCasse, Beth & Bob Libby, David Maas, John McDonough, Rick Murphy, Margot<br />
Parrot, Dave Paul, Helene Plourde, Horst Seeley, Stephanie Smith, Laurene Swaney,<br />
Marilyn Taylor, Bruce Thurlow, Scott Townsend, Rick Vogel, Linda Woodard, Susan Wilder,<br />
Doug Williams, Susie Williams.
The Prouts Neck community<br />
congratulates and thanks<br />
the <strong>Friends</strong> of the <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong> for their good work<br />
in conserving, protecting,<br />
restoring and enhancing the<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
Thank You!<br />
Your efforts are appreciated.
Investing in the protection of<br />
Maine’s natural beauty is one of the best<br />
ways to enhance our communities.<br />
For information about our comprehensive wealth<br />
management services, please contact Joyce Cassidy O’Reilly,<br />
Senior Vice President, at 207-828-3032<br />
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Acomplishments<br />
Since 2000 <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> has been at the center of efforts to<br />
protect wildlife habitat, restore marsh habitat closer to its original state, conserve<br />
neighboring land, and educate the public about the ecological and economic<br />
significance of this precious resource. Accomplishments include:<br />
Five salt marsh restoration projects completed. We have been the<br />
force behind partnerships to design, permit, fund, execute and monitor<br />
5 projects involving over 1,000 acres of marsh.<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> “critical upland edge” land conservation. We have<br />
raised over $100,000 for conservation of land abutting <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong>. One property has been purchased and discussions are ongoing<br />
with landowners regarding gifts, purchases and/or conservation<br />
easements of the 250’ to 500’ of upland known to wildlife biologists<br />
as the “critical edge”. We have more work to do here and the time to<br />
do this work is now.<br />
Invasive species control. Invasive populations of Phragmites Australis<br />
and Purple Loostrife are crowding out native plants on the marsh.<br />
A systematic effort to control these invasions is underway. We have<br />
identified several rare and valuable plant communities including<br />
stands of native Phragmites.<br />
Awareness of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> and how we impact this resource.<br />
Volunteers have invested countless hours in activities designed to<br />
build understanding, education, awareness and appreciation for this<br />
valuable resource. The actions of residents, landowners, business, and<br />
government can effect marsh health and viability. Many small actions<br />
have large cumulative impacts.<br />
To learn more, visit our web site at www.<strong>scarborough</strong>maine.com/marsh or call<br />
(207) 883-8028
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Thank You!<br />
To our sponsors, donors, and volunteers<br />
To our 2007 sponsors: Woodin & Co, LL Bean, Bank of America<br />
We thank all of our generous supporters:<br />
Ace Hardware<br />
Josiah Adams<br />
Roger & Frances Jane Addor<br />
Admiral Fire & Safety<br />
Advance Technology, Inc<br />
AG Edwards<br />
Akari Hair Care and Day Spa<br />
Mark Anastas<br />
Marilyn Andress<br />
Ann Veronica<br />
Michael Anton<br />
Betts & CD Armstrong<br />
Edie Armstrong<br />
Paula Atkinson<br />
Peter Atwood<br />
Aurora Provisions<br />
Paul Austin<br />
Caitlin Baker<br />
Wendy Barrett<br />
Barry C. Saltz, DMD PA<br />
Peter Bartley<br />
Kathleen Bayley<br />
Susan Bayley<br />
Bank of America<br />
Bayley’s Lobster Pound<br />
Beal’s Famous Old Fashioned<br />
Ice Cream & Yogurt<br />
Chris Beneman<br />
Donna Betts<br />
Big 20 Bowling Center<br />
Anne & Chester Billings<br />
Black Point Inn<br />
John & Ro Bloom<br />
Joanne B. Booth<br />
Rebecca Booth<br />
Boston Celtics<br />
Peter Bottomley<br />
Lysle Brinker<br />
Brown Fox Printing<br />
David Bufo<br />
Mike Bufo<br />
Heidi Byrnes<br />
Cambridge, 1<br />
Chris Campbell<br />
Julie Carlson<br />
Shawn Caron<br />
Bob & Julie Carter<br />
Casco Bay Lines<br />
Casco Bay Specific Chiropractic<br />
Chamberlain Homes<br />
Jason Chambers<br />
Chapman Chiropractic Center<br />
Nano Chatfield & John Higgins<br />
Clambake<br />
Classic Flooring<br />
Tara Cloutier<br />
Coast of Maine<br />
Francis Coleman<br />
CONTECH Stormwater Solutions<br />
Dave Corbeau<br />
Shirley Corse<br />
Bill Cox<br />
Steffi Cox<br />
Crockett Interiors<br />
Bob Cyr<br />
Dead River Company<br />
Deering Lumber<br />
Charley & Rogey Dickey<br />
Direct Mail of Maine<br />
Downeast Duck Adventures<br />
Downeaster<br />
Donald Drew<br />
Jeff Dumais<br />
Jill Dutton<br />
Dwell Creative<br />
Eagle Island Tours<br />
Barbara Early<br />
Eastern Mountain Sports<br />
Eastern Carpet &<br />
Upholstery Cleaning<br />
Dana Eastman<br />
Edith & Edna<br />
Edward Jones<br />
Eider Construction<br />
Endicott Home<br />
Ross Endicott<br />
Entree Vous<br />
Ginny Esposito<br />
Farnsworth Museum<br />
First and Last Restaurant<br />
Brian Fish<br />
Sam & Babs Fleming<br />
David & Carolyn Flood<br />
Classic Flooring<br />
Mark & Alberta Follansbee<br />
Folia<br />
Fox Ridge Golf Club<br />
Kathy Frappier<br />
Freaky Bean Coffee Company<br />
Frederick Bros. Oil & Propane<br />
Fresh!<br />
Steve Funk<br />
Ben Garfield<br />
Gary Garrison<br />
Anne & Murray Gartner
Thank You!<br />
Leonie Gately<br />
Deb & Peter Gellerson<br />
Gordon & Charlotte Guest<br />
Bill Gillis<br />
Laurie Gilman<br />
Go Fish Charters<br />
Peter Gordon<br />
Gorham Savings Bank<br />
Great Moose Aerial Art<br />
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters<br />
Chris Griffith<br />
Floyd Hartford<br />
James Hathaway<br />
Heidi’s House Child Care<br />
Mary Hennossey<br />
Higgins Beach Market<br />
Highland Home Gallery<br />
Hillside Lumber<br />
Home Accents<br />
Dan Hourihan<br />
Michelle Howard<br />
Matt Howe<br />
Vivian Howe<br />
Michael Hurley<br />
Eric Hynes<br />
Kathie Ingersoll<br />
Indisco of Maine<br />
Inn at Ocean’s Edge<br />
Inness Photo<br />
Innova Financial Services<br />
JS McCarthy Printers<br />
Jeff Sher Photography<br />
Bob & Sue Johnson<br />
Kit & Jerry Johnston<br />
Kennedy Studios<br />
Ken’s Place<br />
Fred Kilfoil<br />
Stacy Kim<br />
Kittery Trading Post<br />
James & Susan Konkel<br />
Marika Kuzma<br />
L.L. Bean<br />
Alan Labos<br />
Kaitlin LaCasse<br />
Lucy & Bill LaCasse<br />
Ladle Soup Restaurant<br />
Lake Kezar Country Club<br />
Eileen Larrabee<br />
Art & Belinda Ledue<br />
Charlie & Sally Lee<br />
Lee Auto Mall<br />
Lemon Tree Caterers<br />
Beth & Bob Libby<br />
Life is Good<br />
Lilley’s Limousine<br />
Limmington Lumber<br />
Scott Lindsay<br />
Melissa Locke<br />
Lois Natural Marketplace<br />
Macauley Lord<br />
Jennifer Lord<br />
Lovell Designs<br />
Derek Lovitch<br />
Ian Luce<br />
Lucky Catch Cruises<br />
Chris Lutes<br />
M.C. Faulkner & Sons, Inc.<br />
Laury Maass<br />
David Maass<br />
Heidi MacDonald<br />
Macdonald Page & Co<br />
John McDonough<br />
Diana & Bob MacEwen<br />
James & Liz Maier<br />
Maine Audubon<br />
Maine Audubon Nature Store<br />
Maine Bank & Trust<br />
Maine Department of Inland<br />
Fisheries & Wildlife<br />
Maine Paint Service<br />
Maine Turnpike Authority<br />
Mainely Tours<br />
Sheila Malia<br />
Malcolm Pottle<br />
Roger & Katherine Mallar<br />
Mary Manning<br />
Knight <strong>Marsh</strong>a<br />
Tom Martin<br />
Christine Massengill<br />
Alexandra S. Maurer<br />
Brian Maxwell<br />
Maxwell’s Pottery<br />
Kevin McDonnell<br />
Measuring Up! Cooking for Kids<br />
Michael Bufo, DMD<br />
Chris Milliken<br />
Monhegan Boat Line<br />
Steve Morse<br />
Peter Mourmouras<br />
Rick Murphy<br />
Chris Neil<br />
Nestling Duck<br />
New Angles Salon<br />
Nonesuch River Golf Club<br />
Normand Berube Builders<br />
Normandeau Associates<br />
Jane Norton<br />
Norway Savings Bank<br />
O.H. Yeah Comfy<br />
Jeff O’Donal<br />
O’Donals Nurseries<br />
Orthopaedic Associates<br />
Orvis<br />
Ron Owens<br />
Karen Packhem<br />
Tina Pagano<br />
Deborah Parker<br />
Pat & Dick Parker<br />
Don & Margot Parrot<br />
Pat’s Pizza
Thank You!<br />
Leonie Gately<br />
Deb & Peter Gellerson<br />
Gordon & Charlotte Guest<br />
Bill Gillis<br />
Laurie Gilman<br />
Go Fish Charters<br />
Peter Gordon<br />
Gorham Savings Bank<br />
Great Moose Aerial Art<br />
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters<br />
Chris Griffith<br />
Floyd Hartford<br />
James Hathaway<br />
Heidi’s House Child Care<br />
Mary Hennossey<br />
Higgins Beach Market<br />
Highland Home Gallery<br />
Hillside Lumber<br />
Home Accents<br />
Dan Hourihan<br />
Michelle Howard<br />
Matt Howe<br />
Vivian Howe<br />
Michael Hurley<br />
Eric Hynes<br />
Kathie Ingersoll<br />
Indisco of Maine<br />
Inn at Ocean’s Edge<br />
Inness Photo<br />
Innova Financial Services<br />
JS McCarthy Printers<br />
Jeff Sher Photography<br />
Bob & Sue Johnson<br />
Kit & Jerry Johnston<br />
Kennedy Studios<br />
Ken’s Place<br />
Fred Kilfoil<br />
Stacy Kim<br />
Kittery Trading Post<br />
James & Susan Konkel<br />
Marika Kuzma<br />
L.L. Bean<br />
Alan Labos<br />
Kaitlin LaCasse<br />
Lucy & Bill LaCasse<br />
Ladle Soup Restaurant<br />
Lake Kezar Country Club<br />
Eileen Larrabee<br />
Art & Belinda Ledue<br />
Charlie & Sally Lee<br />
Lee Auto Mall<br />
Lemon Tree Caterers<br />
Beth & Bob Libby<br />
Life is Good<br />
Lilley’s Limousine<br />
Limmington Lumber<br />
Scott Lindsay<br />
Melissa Locke<br />
Lois Natural Marketplace<br />
Macauley Lord<br />
Jennifer Lord<br />
Lovell Designs<br />
Derek Lovitch<br />
Ian Luce<br />
Lucky Catch Cruises<br />
Chris Lutes<br />
M.C. Faulkner & Sons, Inc.<br />
Laury Maass<br />
David Maass<br />
Heidi MacDonald<br />
Macdonald Page & Co<br />
John McDonough<br />
Diana & Bob MacEwen<br />
James & Liz Maier<br />
Maine Audubon<br />
Maine Audubon Nature Store<br />
Maine Bank & Trust<br />
Maine Department of Inland<br />
Fisheries & Wildlife<br />
Maine Paint Service<br />
Maine Turnpike Authority<br />
Mainely Tours<br />
Sheila Malia<br />
Malcolm Pottle<br />
Roger & Katherine Mallar<br />
Mary Manning<br />
Knight <strong>Marsh</strong>a<br />
Tom Martin<br />
Christine Massengill<br />
Alexandra S. Maurer<br />
Brian Maxwell<br />
Maxwell’s Pottery<br />
Kevin McDonnell<br />
Measuring Up! Cooking for Kids<br />
Michael Bufo, DMD<br />
Chris Milliken<br />
Monhegan Boat Line<br />
Steve Morse<br />
Peter Mourmouras<br />
Rick Murphy<br />
Chris Neil<br />
Nestling Duck<br />
New Angles Salon<br />
Nonesuch River Golf Club<br />
Normand Berube Builders<br />
Normandeau Associates<br />
Jane Norton<br />
Norway Savings Bank<br />
O.H. Yeah Comfy<br />
Jeff O’Donal<br />
O’Donals Nurseries<br />
Orthopaedic Associates<br />
Orvis<br />
Ron Owens<br />
Karen Packhem<br />
Tina Pagano<br />
Deborah Parker<br />
Pat & Dick Parker<br />
Don & Margot Parrot<br />
Pat’s Pizza
Thank You!<br />
Dave Paul<br />
Elizabeth Peoples<br />
Ann Perino<br />
Helene Plourde<br />
Geraldine Hallett Pomerleau<br />
Tim & Joan Porta<br />
Lois Porter<br />
Portland Harbor Hotel<br />
Pat Pratt<br />
Linda Prescott<br />
Prouts Neck Association<br />
Prouts Neck Audubon<br />
Prouts Neck Country Club<br />
RAM Management Company<br />
Patricia B. Rice<br />
Richard E. Murphy & Co<br />
Nancy Robinson & Eddie Woodin<br />
Dale Rodgers<br />
Rodgers Ski & Sport<br />
Don Roth<br />
Roy Chiropractic Center<br />
Saco Bay Tackle Company<br />
Saco Biddeford Savings<br />
Elizabeth Saltonstall<br />
Salty Bay<br />
Deanne Sanny<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> Animal Hospital<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> Family Chiropractic<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> Land Conservation Trust<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> Nature Center<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> Massage &<br />
Wellness Center<br />
Horst Seeley<br />
Sue Shane<br />
Ben & Bernadette Shaw<br />
Jeff Sher<br />
Sherwin Williams<br />
Irene & Elise Shevenell<br />
George & Clara Shinn<br />
Simply Be Massage<br />
Stephanie Smith<br />
Win Smith<br />
Snowfield Productions<br />
David Sproul<br />
St. Maximillion Church<br />
St. Nicholas Church<br />
Tommy Stanley<br />
Sue Stetson<br />
Steve Morse Photography<br />
Ann C. Stewart<br />
Jonathan Stratton<br />
Sudsie Autowash, Inc<br />
Bob Swain<br />
Laurene Swaney<br />
TD Banknorth<br />
The Carry All<br />
The Cheese Iron<br />
The Edge Restaurant<br />
The Tackle Shop<br />
Marilyn Taylor<br />
Jonnie & Widgery Thomas<br />
Bruce Thurlow<br />
Mary Thurlow<br />
Carol Tiernan<br />
Sue Timpson<br />
Town & Country Federal Credit Union<br />
Town of <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
Scott & Sunny Townsend<br />
Uncle Don’s Spurwink<br />
Country Kitchen<br />
Bill Vail<br />
Bill & Natalie Vanderberg<br />
Verrill Dana<br />
Virtual Sales Group<br />
Rick Vogel<br />
Helen & Lindsay Wagner<br />
Larry & Atheline Wagner<br />
Judy Walker<br />
Jennifer Webster<br />
Steve & Patty Whiting<br />
Whiting Law Firm<br />
Whole Home Resource Interiors<br />
Wild Bird Center of Yarmouth<br />
Susan Wilder<br />
Bob Willette<br />
William Dean, CPA<br />
Doug Williams<br />
Susan Williams<br />
Willowdale Golf Club<br />
Abby Wilson<br />
Jeremy Wintersteen<br />
Linda Woodard<br />
Eddie Woodin<br />
Woodin & Co<br />
Wormmainea<br />
Marla Zando<br />
Joe Ziepniewski<br />
Daniel & Frannie Zilkha<br />
Additionally, we would like to thank the many other businesses and individuals who have supported this<br />
fundraising event. Their generosity is much appreciated!
Salt marshes are one<br />
of the rarest habitat<br />
types in Maine and<br />
make up only 0.4%<br />
of Maine’s entire<br />
wetland acreage.<br />
The <strong>Scarborough</strong><br />
<strong>Marsh</strong> is the largest<br />
contiguous marsh<br />
system in the state of<br />
Maine and is 15% of<br />
the state’s total tidal<br />
marsh area.<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong><br />
has the highest<br />
diversity of bird<br />
species found in<br />
any of Maine’s 53<br />
salt marshes.<br />
Thank you, Roger Mallar, the <strong>Scarborough</strong> Land Conservation Trust, USFWS, and Stephanie Cox for providing photographs.
We’re proud to support those who’ve<br />
never stopped believing in a better place.<br />
When we work together toward common goals, anything is possible. Bank of America is<br />
proud to support <strong>Friends</strong> of the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> for daring to have dreams, and working<br />
extra hard to make them come true.<br />
Visit us at www.bankofamerica.com.<br />
Bank of America, N.A. Member FDIC.<br />
©2007 Bank of America Corporation.<br />
~ Equal Housing Lender SPN-40
Thank You&<br />
Congratulations<br />
To all who are helping preserve the<br />
nature of the <strong>Scarborough</strong> marsh!<br />
Eddie Woodin, the owner of Woodin & Company,<br />
is proud to be a sponsor of the 2007 <strong>Friends</strong> of<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> Dinner & Auction.<br />
Thanks also to the <strong>Friends</strong> of<br />
<strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> Board and to<br />
all who have worked so hard to<br />
make this 2007 Dinner & Auction<br />
a tremendous success.<br />
Congratulations<br />
&Thank You!<br />
The broad base of support for the <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong> is wonderful,<br />
and is evidenced by the breadth of collaborators in the recent<br />
Libby River Restoration Project and the related Wildlife Habitat<br />
Development Plan. Partners involved in those projects include the<br />
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), the Maine<br />
Department of Transportation, the <strong>Scarborough</strong> Sanitary District, the<br />
Portland Water District, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries<br />
and Wildlife, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the Gulf of Maine<br />
Program, NOAA, US EPA, Ducks Unlimited, Maine Audubon, and<br />
the <strong>Friends</strong> of <strong>Scarborough</strong> <strong>Marsh</strong>. Wow! Thank you all!
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