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donors Special Thanks to our Donors The Museum gratefully acknowledges those whose annual contributions support our exhibitions, educational programs, activities and services in the community. Included are the names of those who made gifts of $2,500 or greater, in cash or stock, between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Bequests and memberships are incorporated into the totals. Donors of gifts of art are listed separately. If there is an error or an omission, we sincerely apologize and ask that you bring it to the attention of Karen Kawaguchi, Senior Development Officer, at 884.6428. $1,000,000+ Estates of Marjorie and J. Hewes Crispin $500,000+ Estate of Elaine Stepanek $200,000+ Anonymous $100,000+ Anonymous Estate of Ina T. Campbell The Getty Foundation Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree $50,000+ Astrid and Lawrence Hammett Lillian and Jon Lovelace The Luria Foundation Gretchen and Marshall Milligan Joanne Pearson SBMA Women's Board Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts $25,000+ Anonymous Jane and Ken Anderson Jill and John Bishop Susan Bowey The Audrey Hillman Fisher Foundation Anne and Houston Harte Judith L. Hopkinson Cyndee Howard Bob and Siri Marshall Mericos Foundation Mimi Michaelis Cecille and Michael Pulitzer SBMA smART Families Nancy B. Schlosser Marianne and Norman F. Sprague III, M.D. Alice Willfong Estate of Otis M. Williams $10,000+ Patricia and Richard Blake The Charles Bloom Foundation Shelby Bowen The Broad Art Foundation Dana and Albert R. Broccoli Charitable Foundation Margaret A. Cargill Foundation The Glen and Mary Ann Charles Family Foundation The Cheeryble Foundation Jane Radin Eagleton Christine and Robert Emmons Elisabeth and Greg Fowler Michael H. Healy and Timothy Walsh Natalia and Michael Howe Ann Jackson Family Foundation Elizabeth Bixby Janeway Foundation Gina and Joseph Jannotta Kirby-Jones Foundation Susan Jorgensen and Alice Gillaroo Just Folk/Susan Baerwald and Marcy Carsey Elaine and Herbert Kendall Korea Foundation Lehrer Family Foundation Alicia Nogales and Gregory S. Little Jacqueline Little and Henry Turmon LLWW Foundation Tom and Charlene Marsh Estate of Elise Mudd Marvin Sheila and Frank McGinity Amanda and Jim McIntyre Margaret and Dudley Morris George Schoellkopf and Gerald Incandela June H. Schuerch Simms Mann Foundation Eric Skipsey The Evan C. Thompson Foundation Louise L. Tighe Family Charitable Lead Trust The Towbes Foundation Vos Family Foundation The Elizabeth Firth Wade Endowment Fund Wells Fargo Foundation $5,000+ Susan E. Bower Brittingham Family Foundation California Arts Council and National Endowment for the Arts Virginia Castagnola-Hunter Marcia and Jamie Constance Alyce and Michael Dalany Mercedes H. Eichholz Martha and John Gabbert Dorothy and John Gardner Nancy and Michael Gifford Godric Foundation Gregg Hackethal and Penny Jenkins Lorna S. Hedges Joanne C. Holderman Korean Cultural Center Suzie and Bruce Kovner Marilyn Magid Metropolitan Center for Far Eastern Art Studies Montecito Bank and Trust Rita and Steven Moya Nancy and Kevin O'Connor Claire and Gerald Parent Lorie and Michael Porter Alex and Eileen Rasmussen Ridley-Tree Foundation Regina and Rick Roney Santa Barbara Foundation SBMA Museum Collectors Council Maryan and Richard Schall Stephanie and Fred Shuman Vicki and Patrick Stone Target Caroline and Steve Thompson Winifred M. Vedder Venoco, Inc. Wood-Claeyssens Foundation Patricia and Joseph Yzurdiaga $2,500+ Christina Allison Gwen and Henry Baker Richard C. Banks Jasie Barringer W. L. Baumes Christopher Baxter Michael and Sheila Bonsignore Ella and Scott Brittingham The Broder Foundation Susan and Claude Case Suzanne and Tom Deardorff Monica and Seth Epstein Léni Fé Bland Melinda Goodman Paul Guido, Ph.D. Michael Armand Hammer through The Armand Hammer Foundation Felicie and Paul Hartloff Christine and Michael Holland Lucille and Richard Janssen Joy of Giving, Inc. Louisa J. Judge Rebecca Kapustay and David Ludwig Steven L. Karan Jacquelyn Klein-Brown and Michael Trambert Carole E. MacElhenny Deanna and William Major Jennifer and John Markham Amy and Michael Mayfield The McIntyre Foundation Mary and James Morouse Margaret M. Morris and C. Harold Morris Marie Morrisroe Laurette and David Nitka Ruth and Robert Reingold Jeanne L. Reynolds Virginia Ridder Anne and Jim Rothenberg Rudi Schulte Family Foundation Laura and Craig Shelburne Barbara and Wayne Smith Christine Smith Diane and Selby Sullivan Susan and John Sweetland Jeanne Thayer Anne and Michael Towbes Molora and Kenneth Vadnais Gifts of Art Carroll and Susanne Barrymore Roy and Claudia Colmer Mercedes Eichholz Etherton Gallery Keith Fishman Cynthia and Patrick Goldrick Clement R. Hoopes Pirkle Jones/Jennifer McFarland Frances Kent Ann S. Koepfli David La Faille Edwin Laing Robert M. Light Peter Mendenhall Gallery Klaus Naumann Kathy O'Leary Dr. Narendra and Rita Parson Joanne Pearson E.K. Richmond Donald Rogers John Sexton Barry Sloane Mike Tweddle Margaret Weston 14
new trustees SBMA Welcomes New Trustees The Museum is pleased to announce the election of the newest members of the Museum’s Board of Trustees: Les Charles, Michael Armand Hammer, Perri Harcourt, Joan Jackson, Gina Jannotta, Stokley Towles, and Dody Waugh. In addition, SBMA would like to recognize newly elected officers under new leadership of Board Chair Kenneth Anderson, including Vice Chair John Bishop, and Secretary Laura Shelburne. Les Charles Mr. Charles and his brother and partner Glen wrote for television hits such as M*A*S*H, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and Phyllis, and produced the original Bob Newhart Show and Taxi. The duo also teamed with Jim Burrows to create and produce Cheers, which won Emmys, Writers Guild Awards, Golden Globes, People’s Choices and many other awards in its 11-year run. Mr. Charles and his wife Zora are passionate collectors of art, especially Latin American, Modern, California plein air, original children’s book illustrations and early photography. Mr. Charles also collects rare books. He is a trustee of the Cancer Center of Santa Barbara, and the couple are actively involved with American Oceans Campaign and World Wildlife Fund and support local organizations including the Santa Barbara Zoo, the Music Academy, Direct Relief International, Girls Inc., Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Planned Parenthood, the Santa Barbara City College Daycare Center, and Friends of the Santa Barbara and Montecito Libraries. They were recipients of the Wright S. Ludington Award from the Santa Barbara Museum of Art in 2010. Michael Armand Hammer Mr. Hammer is Chairman and CEO of The Armand Hammer Foundation and the Hammer International Foundation, Chairman and President of 8-31 Holdings, Inc. and owner of Hammer Galleries and Knoedler Galleries in New York City. He is a founder and Chairman Emeritus of the Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center in Los Angeles, and is a former Director of The Armand Hammer United World College of the American West in Montezuma, New Mexico. Mr. Hammer serves as a member of the Board at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, the Investment Committee for Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the Board of Directors of the Dream Center in Los Angeles. He also is the former Vice President and member of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of Occidental Petroleum Corporation. Mr. Hammer is an art collector, and active in various professional, civic, and charitable organizations. Perri Harcourt Ms. Harcourt is a California native and long-time Santa Barbara resident. She attended UCSB as an undergraduate and graduate student in educational psychology, and has spent the greater portion of her adult life working with organizations, schools, and non-profits in various leadership roles to support their mission. She is a trustee and past president for the Foundation for Santa Barbara City College (SBCC) for over 25 years, and was recently elected to emeritus status. She also established the Donald H. Harcourt Memorial Scholarship at the Santa Barbara Scholarship Foundation for deserving high school students and scholarships at SBCC. Ms. Harcourt currently serves on the board of trustees of Cate School, remains an advisor trustee to Laguna Blanca School, and has been actively involved with Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara for over 30 years. In 2007, she was honored with the Santa Barbara News-Press Lifetime Achievement Award. Joan Jackson Ms. Jackson graduated from Ohio State University with a major in English Literature before accepting a fellowship at Stanford University, where she both studied and taught English. After accompanying her husband on a two-year tour of duty in Japan, Ms. Jackson returned to the United States and resided in Los Angeles after a brief stint in Santa Barbara. It was in Los Angeles that she became interested in the visual arts and became a docent at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. After eight years, she and her family returned to Santa Barbara. She has been involved with many nonprofits in the last 35 years, including the Santa Barbara Museum of Art Women's Board, CAMA, Garden Club of Santa Barbara, Laguna Blanca School, the Cate School Board of Trustees, and Casa del Herrero, where she has played an active role since its inception in 1994. Gina Jannotta Ms. Jannotta was born and raised in the Chicago area and has been active in educational and arts-related organizations since 1961, including serving as a Docent at the Art Institute of Chicago for 40 years. She joined the Art Institute’s Woman’s Board in 1977 and chaired the Education Committee, and in 1989, was elected and served as the Woman’s Board President and as a Museum Trustee through 1992. Ms. Jannotta was also a governing member of the Orchestral Society (Chicago), on the Women’s Board of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and an active member in the Chicago Horticultural Society, Guild of the Chicago Historical Society, and the Garden Guild of Winnetka. She currently serves as a Sustaining Member of the Garden Club of Santa Barbara and the Junior League, and arranges flowers as a volunteer at Casa del Herrero. Stokley Towles Mr. Towles currently acts as a Limited Partner of the Boston Office of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. with responsibilities in general banking and global custody. He joined the firm in 1960, was appointed a Manager of the Banking Department in 1969, and became a General Partner in 1978. Mr. Towles is a recently retired director of Norfolk and Dedham Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Charles River Insurance Company, Dorchester Mutual Insurance Company, Groveland Mutual Insurance Company, Fitchburg Mutual Insurance Company, Inc., Newbury Corporation and Woelfel Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Towles is a Trustee of the Vincent Memorial Hospital, Treasurer and a Trustee of St. Philip's Church, Mattapoisett, MA, and an Overseer of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston. He has served as Treasurer and Trustee of Noble and Greenough School, Dedham, MA for almost 15 years, and also recently retired as Chairman of the Board of Trustees for The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, culminating with the museum’s recent addition of the new American Art wing. Dody Waugh Ms. Waugh has been actively involved with community and cultural organizations throughout southern California for more than 40 years. She has been a member of the Board of Overseers at the Hoover Institution for more than 20 years, and was formerly on the boards at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Doheny Eye Institute, Music Center, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Leadership Council of the Mayo Clinic. Ms. Waugh is a sustaining member of Las Madrinas, an organization to provide financial support to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and its medical research programs, and has been an active member since the early 1970s. 15
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