Thank You - Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum

Annual Report
2011
Preserving the Past:
A World-Renowned Automobile
Collection and National
Historic Landmark

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CHAIRMAN’S LETTER
Sometimes we long-time supporters and frequent
visitors to our museum forget the awe and
excitement we felt on our first visit. It is refreshing to
know that every year brings more first-time visitors.
Comments from our
guestbook tell us that
first-timers return home
with memories of a
wonderful experience
and an appreciation
for the cars that were
made by the Auburn
Automobile Company
that resided here.
This past year has seen
steady growth in many
indicators: attendance
was up by more than 4
percent; three significant cars were added to our
collection; record attendance was recorded at our
annual Labor Day Benefit Extravaganza; and 133
items were added to our Archives.
While all museums are experiencing the effect of
economic times, your Auburn Cord Duesenberg
Automobile Museum has prudently trimmed costs
where possible. The support of our volunteers,
trustees and members have allowed operations
to continue unabated. We continue to be open
362 days a year and continue to improve the visitor
experience.
A key focus for everyone at the museum is
educational programming. School groups, car
clubs, researchers and auto aficionados all come to
the museum to learn about the Auburn Automobile
Company, its cars and the industry. We are a
recognized source for automotive information and
education.
The museum’s board of trustees is now preparing
for the next chapter in our story. Strategic planning
is underway that will take your museum to the next
level of excellence. It will include more interactive
displays, improved interpretation of exhibits to
connect with an increasingly younger audience,
and significant visible enhancements throughout
our campus. Watch for the exciting announcement
soon!
We have such a dedicated staff that puts it all
together. We cannot pay them enough for all
that they do to assure that we remain the finest
automobile museum anywhere. It is clearly a labor
of love for them. Thank you!
Deep appreciation, too, for the more than 100
individuals who volunteer their time as docents,
auto restorers and desk staff. They contributed
nearly 14,000 hours last year. Thanks also to those
who serve on museum committees, organize
events and lend support as trustees. Our cadre of
volunteers is a real Duesy!
I hope to see you soon in the Home of the Classics.
Jeffrey Turner
Ken and Stephanie Dunsire of Fort Wayne, Indiana,
donated this rare, supercharged 1941 Graham
Hollywood to the museum’s permanent collection
in 2011.
This stylish 1967 Tiger Sunbeam was donated to the
museum by John and Annette Mamula of Hopwood,
Pennsylvania, in 2011.
Richard and Holly (Zerwick) Anderson of South Barrington,
Illinois, donated this unique 1929 Stearns-Knight to the
museum’s permanent collection in 2011.

“One of the best showcases of cars known to man.”
“Passionate, warm, informative – a unique experience. I’ve been
to many car museums but this outshines them all!”
Committees and Chairpersons
– 2011 Museum Visitors
Building Committee: Herb Horrom
Collections Committee: Robert Joynt
Development Committee: Jeffrey Turner
Education and Interpretation Committee: Jerry Disque
Executive Committee: Jeffrey Turner
Finance Committee: Jeff Burns
Human Resources Committee: Jeffrey Turner
Nominating Committee: Jeffrey Turner
Strategic Planning Committee: Mike Eikenberry
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum
Employees
Donald Aiken, Rachel Baughman, Eric Beckman, Megan Benner, Jon Bill,
Laura Brinkman, Laci Cain, Mallory Dean, Jason Detar, Marcia Doell, Sharon
Fouke, Samuel Grate, Savanna Griffing, Karen Grogg, Josh Heffelfinger,
Debra Hickman, Kendra Klink, Cory Lautzenhiser, Dawn Lehman, Kelly
Leins, Tessa Leins, Sandra Lorenzen, Macy Lusher, Karen McCullough,
Alyssa Miller, Christian Miller, Landon Miller, Cindy Murfield, Emily Murphy,
Janet Nichols, Austin Pinckney, Harold Ramsey, Nicholas Raub, Janice
Schippers, Matthew Short, Linda Skelly, Emilie Snow, Kaylee Stout, Nick
Sutton, Skylar Van Zile, and Aaron Warkentin.
Officers And Executive Committee
CEO: Laura Brinkman
Chairman of the Board: Jeffrey Turner
Vice Chairman: Mike Eikenberry
Secretary: John Steckbeck
Treasurer: Mike McClelland
At Large: Ken Merusi
At Large: Robert Pass
Board Of Trustees
Sue Bauermeister, Laura Brinkman,
Keith Busse, Ed Cepuran, Mike Eikenberry,
John Gambs, Charles Goodman,
Edward Herrmann, Bill Hohler, Mike
Huffman, Robert Joynt, Mike McClelland,
Ken Merusi, Robert Pass, Stephen Plaster,
Charles Shepard III, Don Sommer,
John Steckbeck, Jeffrey Turner, and
Steve Valenti
President Emeritus
Robert Pass
Vision Statement
The Auburn Cord Duesenberg
Automobile Museum’s vision is to preserve
Auburns, Cords, Duesenbergs, the
Auburn Automobile Company
headquarters building, and other fine
automobiles and artifacts relevant to
documenting their historical significance
for centuries to come.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Auburn Cord
Duesenberg Automobile Museum is to
preserve, interpret, and create passion
for Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg
automobiles and their heritage
of innovation, influence, design and
competition while meeting, or exceeding,
the highest museum standards.
• Founded 1973 by Auburn
Automotive Heritage, Inc.
• Open to the public July 6, 1974
• Attendance in 2011: 47,283
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Volunteers of the Year
In 2011, the museum named two volunteers, Ellen Bates and
Jo-Ann Brotherton — both of whom exemplify professionalism
and personalization of service — as its 2010 Volunteers of
the Year. While these attributes are valued in all volunteers,
they are especially important in the Visitor Services area as
this includes the admissions desk, where visitors are checked
in and incoming calls are answered, and the Museum Store,
where excellent customer service is a must.
Executive Director Laura
Brinkman (right) presents a
2010 Volunteer of the Year
award and plaque to Ellen
Bates for her exemplary
service at the museum’s
2011 Annual Meeting.
More than 23 years ago, Mearl Bisel
convinced Ellen Bates and her late
husband, Howard, that they had to join
others who were trying to put a museum
together; soon they became charter
members. Howard used to work at the
Auburn Automobile Company, and he
became one of the most popular museum
docents because of his personal knowledge
of the building and the people he worked
with. Ellen was very proud of Howard, and
they were a real team, doing everything
together.
Now we are privileged to have Ellen—whose
smile always brightens a room—at the
museum two days a week. She has worked in many areas of
the museum including the galleries, admissions and several
special events such as bridal shows and wine tastings. She is
a real trooper during the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival
weekend, working many shifts, and she fills in for other
volunteers as needed.
Jo-Ann Brotherton began her tenure at the
museum in May of 2006. She came with her
husband, Bob, to a volunteer recruitment
fair. He was ready to jump in and get started,
but Jo-Ann wasn’t too sure. She wanted to
start out with something small and behind
the scenes so she began by doing bulk
mailings. After some encouragement, she
substituted for volunteers who answered
Jo-Ann Brotherton, volun- the phones. When someone was needed
teer extraordinaire, is one
to fill-in at the admissions desk, she tried
of two 2010 Volunteers of
the Year named and cel-
that. Jo-Ann preformed all these duties with
ebrated at the museum’s exceptional customer service and attention
2011 Annual Meeting. to detail. She also coined one of the best
lines for greeting visitors, one that helps set
the tone for an exciting museum tour: “Welcome to the World
Headquarters of the Auburn Automobile Company!”
Jo-Ann loves to work at special events, especially the museum’s
Bridal Show. Because of the knowledge, professionalism and
the personal attention she gives everyone who walks in the
door, she is the trainer for many new Visitor Services volunteers.
She also volunteers each day of the Auburn Cord Duesenberg
Festival weekend. We are glad this volunteer took a chance
on something small when she started because she is now one
of the museum’s biggest assets.
Roger Ellert volunteered nearly 600 hours
of time in 2011 keeping the museum’s
automobile collection looking beautiful.
Automotive volunteers (from left to right)
Robert Probst, Ralph DePalo and Chuck
Schmidt take pride and joy in keeping the
museum’s collection in tip-top shape.
“Although one of 2010’s
Volunteers of Year has been with
the museum for many years and
the other a much shorter time,
they both exhibit volunteerism
at its best: they wholeheartely
support our organization, our
mission, and especially their
fellow volunteers.”
–-Sharon Fouke,
Museum Registrar/
Volunteer Manager

Volunteers for 2011
Norb Adams, Phyllis Adams, Joey Aiken, Vivian Ball, Dave Barkel, Ellen Bates, Sue
Bauermeister, Mary Ruth Beeber, Dan Beese, Ed Benbow, Kay Benbow, Beverly
Blech, Barbara Bonfield-DeLong, Larry Brinkman, Bob Brotherton, Jo-Ann Brotherton,
Mike Buchs, Jedd Copenhaver, Kristi Cortezano, Bob Cramer, Clara Crozier, Mike
Davis, Carolyn DePaolo, Ralph DePaolo, Roger Ellert, Al Ensley Jr., Kay Finchum, Don
Friend, Greg Frownfelter, David Fry, Norma Fry, Jack Graham, Wally Graham, Alex
Grate, Jenyce Grate, Cindy Guzik, Frank Guzik, Margaret Haller, Dorothy Hartman,
Janette Henning, Mike Hite, Lois Hoelle, Art Howard, Helene Jacquay, LeRoy Johnson,
Sharon Johnson-Smith, Kay Knapp, Stan Knisely, Marilyn Launer, Dianne Locascio,
Ken Locascio, Kevin Locascio, Barb Lockwood, Paul Lutz, Sonia Lyon, Mike McCarthy,
John McQuown, Joan Meek, Jerry Mills, Ferne Moats, Jack Moats, John Moats, Roger
Moore, Joan Morr, Nathan Osmun, Bruce Oster, Greg Perigo, Glenn Petersen, Bill
Pfenninger, Donna Pfenninger, Don Prichard, Robert Probst, Jack Randinelli, Bob Reetz,
Tim Rockwell, Emmajeane Roop, John Rosener, Kate Rosener, Norm Runion, Stephen
Rushfeldt, Sophia Salisbery, Jerry Schippers, Chuck Schmidt, Mary Schmidt, Bob Sierks,
Glenice Seigel, Karen Semones (Bill), Colleen Shenk, Emily Short, Karen Sigl, David
Simmons, Ray Smith, Mike Sommers, Nancy Stairhime, Mike Starkey, Roger Steup, Joan
Treesh-Reetz, David Turner, Skylar VanZile, Tom Walter, Elise Walters, George Wappes,
Helen Wappes, Dorothy Webb, John Webb, Beverly Wells, Sheryl Wittington, Fern
Wilcoxson, Ken Wilcoxson, June Wyss, Wayne Wyss, Jerry Zonker, and Sharon Zonker.
Volunteer Don Prichard has
been faithfully detailing cars
at the museum since 1994.
Volunteer Officers for 2011:
Sue Bauermeister, President
Barbara Bonfield-DeLong,
Vice President
Joan Treesh-Reetz, Secretary
Volunteer Hours Breakdown
by Department
Admissions: 2,211
Archives: 906
Auto Maintenance: 2,006
Building Maintenance: 339
Bulk Mailing: 150
Clerical: 2,298
Docent: 3,752
Museum Store: 827
Meetings: 1,026
Special Events: 246
TOTAL: 13,761
In 2011, The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Club donated nine photographs
of workers in the early years of the Auburn Automobile Company’s
operation to the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile museum’s
Archives. One photograph was taken in 1913 or 1914 in the old repair
shop. On the right, with his hand on a vise, is Fred Zeyenfus, a tester. The
engine in the second car from the front is a 6-cylinder Buda, which was
being experimented with at that time.
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Financial Statement 2011
AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE HERITAGE, INC.
AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE HERITAGE, INC.
AUBURN Statements AUTOMOTIVE of Financial HERITAGE, Position INC.
Statements of Financial Position
Statements of Financial Position December 31
ASSETS 2011 December 31 2010
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
2011 2010
Cash Unrestricted and cash equivalents
$ 21,387 $ 60,560
Unrestricted Temporarily restricted
Temporarily Endowment restricted
Accounts Endowment receivable (net)
Accounts Pledges and receivable grants receivable (net) (net)
Pledges Inventory and grants receivable (net)
Inventory Prepaid expenses and deposits
Prepaid Property expenses and equipment and deposits (net)
Property DeKalb County and equipment Community (net) Foundation Investment
$ 21,387 64,303
64,303 33,600
33,600 1,398
1,398 1,550
130,990 1,550
130,990 22,008
3,927,482 22,008
3,927,482 213,117
$ 158,252 60,560
158,252 31,940
31,940 16,978
16,978 250
134,982 250
134,982 24,291
4,141,573 24,291
4,141,573 227,580
DeKalb County Community Foundation Investment
Collections (Note 7)
213,117 227,580
*
Collections (Note 7)
TOTAL ASSETS $ 4,415,835 $ 4,796,406
TOTAL ASSETS $ 4,415,835 $ 4,796,406
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable $ 12,300 $ 22,514
Accounts Line of credit payable
Line Payroll of taxes creditwithheld and accrued
Payroll Accrued taxes wages withheld and vacation and accrued
Accrued wages interestand vacation
Accrued Deferred interest revenue and support
$ 12,300 20,000
20,000 8,386
45,052 8,386
45,052 1,122
82,907 1,122
$ 22,514-
12,071-
12,071 50,646
50,646 1,122
82,462 1,122
Deferred revenue and support
Total Liabilities
82,907
169,767
82,462
168,815
Total Liabilities
NET ASSETS
169,767 168,815
NET Unrestricted ASSETS
3,922,374 4,211,583
Unrestricted Temporarily restricted
Temporarily Permanently restricted 3,922,374 64,303
259,391 64,303
4,211,583 158,252
158,252 257,756
Permanently restricted
Total Net Assets
259,391
4,246,068
257,756
4,627,591
Total Net Assets 4,246,068 4,627,591
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 4,415,835 $ 4,796,406
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 4,415,835 $ 4,796,406
The Notes to Financial Statements
* In conformity with the practice followed by many are The an museums
Notes integral collection
to Financial part of the items
Statements statements. (autos) purchased and donated are not
included in the Statement of Financial Position.
are an integral part of the statements.
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Admissions
-
13%
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Sources of Revenue
Store 15%
Restricted Purpose 1%
Other 6%
Membership 6%
Fundraising 37%
Events 27%
2011 Year End Calculation
Store 2
Events 4
Fundraising 5
Admissions 2
Membership 9
Restricted Purpose 1
Other 1
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AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE HERITAGE, INC.
Statements of Activities and Net Assets
For AUBURN the Year AUTOMOTIVE Ended December HERITAGE, 31, 2011 INC.
(With Comparative Statement Totals for of the Activities Year Ended and Net December Assets 31, 2010)
For the Year Ended December 31, 2011
(With Comparative Totals for the Year Ended December 31, 2010)
Temporarily Permanently 2011 2010
Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Totals Totals
REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT
Investment income $ 27,812 $ 634 $ $ 28,446 $ 7,729
Unrealized gain (loss) on investments ( 37,981 ) ( 37,981 ) 13,320
Admissions 201,106 201,106 198,610
Grants 126,000 4,099 130,099 123,105
Memberships 93,644 93,644 79,453
Contributions 91,294 6,685 1,635 99,614 80,643
Gain on sale of assets - 46,350
Fundraising 232,727 232,727 250,788
New car raffle 46,800 46,800 47,150
Donated items 71,105 71,105 88,250
Gain on sale of equipment - 281
Other income 9,080 9,080 10,161
Rental income 251 251 301
Events (net of COGS $236,745 and $211,787 AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE HERITAGE, INC.
respectively) Statement of Activities 181,460 and Net Assets (Continued)
181,460 167,464
Museum Store (net of COGS $111,980
For the Year Ended December 31, 2011
and $117,039, respectively) (With Comparative Totals 111,036 for the Year Ended December 31, 2010) 111,036 113,420
Research and literature sales
(net of COGS $747 and $777, respectively)
Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support
9,092
Unrestricted
1,163,426
Temporarily
Restricted
11,418
Permanently
Restricted
1,635
2011
9,092
Totals
1,176,479
2010
6,721
Totals
1,233,746
NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM RESTRICTIONS
Satisfaction of program restrictions
Satisfaction of plant and equipment
97,253 ( 97,253 )
(Continued)
acquisition restrictions
Satisfaction of collection, acquisition,
5,892 ( 5,892 )
restoration and maintenance restrictions 2,222 ( 2,222 )
Total Net Assets Released from Restrictions
Total Revenues, Gains, Other Support and
Net Assets Released from Restrictions
105,367 ( 105,367 )
The Notes to Financial Statements
are $ an 1,268,793 integral part ( of $ the statements. 93,949 ) $
0
1,635 $ 1,176,479 $ 1,233,746
EXPENSES
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Program Services
Museum Store $ 82,132 $ $ $ 82,132 $ 80,002
Events 115,596 115,596 112,517
Research and literature 293 293 206
Collection, interpretation and education 1,039,661 1,039,661 947,502
Supporting Services
Administration 110,990 110,990 137,693
Development 181,843 181,843 171,221
Membership 27,487 27,487 27,944
Total Expenses 1,558,002 1,558,002 1,477,085
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS ( 289,209 ) ( 93,949 ) 1,635 ( 381,523 ) ( 243,339 )
NET ASSETS AT JANUARY 1 4,211,583 158,252 257,756 4,627,591 4,870,930
NET ASSETS AT DECEMBER 31 $ 3,922,374 $ 64,303 $ 259,391 $ 4,246,068 $ 4,627,591
The Notes to Financial Statements
are an integral part of the statements.
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Financial Statement 2011
AUBURN AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE
AUBURN
AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUBURN
AUTOMOTIVE
HERITAGE, AUTOMOTIVE HERITAGE,
HERITAGE,
INC. INC. INC. INC. HERITAGE,
INC.
INC. INC.
Statements of Functional Expenses
Schedule Schedule of Schedule For of Functional of the Functional of Year Functional of Ended Expenses Functional Schedule Expenses
December Expenses of Expenses Functional 31, 2011 Expenses
For For (With the For the Year For Comparative For the Year For the Year Ended the Year Ended Year December Totals Ended December For Ended December for the December the December 31, Year December Year 31, 2011 31, 2011 Ended 31, 2011 31, 2011 December 2011 31, 31, 2010) 2011
(With (With Comparative (With Comparative (With (With Comparative Comparative Totals (With Totals for Totals for Comparative the Totals for the Year for the Year for the Year Ended the Year Totals Ended Year December Ended December for Ended December the December 31, Year December 31, 2010) 31, 2010) Ended 31, 2010) 31, 2010) December 2010) 31, 2010)
2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2010 2010 2010 2011 2010 201
Collection, Collection, Total Total Collection, Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Tota
Museum Museum Museum Museum Research Research and Research and Research and and and Interpretation Research Interpretation Interpretation and Program
Interpretation Program Program Program Program
Program Program Progr
Store Store Store Store Store Events Events Events Store Events Events Literature Literature Events Literature and and Education and Education Literature and Education and and Education Services
and Services Education Services Services Services
Services Services Servi
nd s aries Salaries and wages Salaries and wages and wages and and wages wages Salaries and wages $ $ $ 47,689 $ 47,689 $ 47,689 47,689 47,689 $ $ $ 21,741 $ 21,741 $ 47,689 21,741 21,741 21,741 $ $ $ $ $ 21,741 $ $ $ 353,256 $ 353,256 $ $ 353,256 353,256 353,256 $ $ $ 422,686 $ 422,686 $ 353,256 $ 422,686 422,686 422,686 $ $ $ 440,858 $ 440,858 $ $ 440,858 422,686 440,8 4
xes roll Payroll taxes Payroll taxes Payroll taxes taxes Payroll taxes 3,495 3,495 3,495 3,495 3,495 2,339 2,339 3,495 2,339 2,339 2,339 2,339 26,319 26,319 26,319 26,319 26,319 32,153 32,153 26,319 32,153 32,153 32,153 37,398 37,398 37,398 32,153 37,3
nefits s Benefits Benefits Benefits 8,879 8,879 8,879 8,879 8,879 8,879 39,258 39,258 39,258 39,258 39,258 48,137 48,137 39,258 48,137 48,137 48,137 52,250 52,250 52,250 48,137 52,2
ubtotal Subtotal Subtotal Subtotal Subtotal Subtotal 60,063 60,063 60,063 60,063 60,063 24,080 24,080 60,063 24,080 24,080 24,080 24,080 418,833 418,833 418,833 418,833 502,976 418,833 502,976 502,976 502,976 530,506
530,506 502,976 530,5 5
nk harges ges Bank charges Bank charges charges Bank charges 7,701 7,701 7,701 7,701 7,701 5,188 5,188 7,701 5,188 5,188 5,188 170 170 5,188 170 170 170 2,204 2,204 2,204 170 2,204 2,204 15,263 15,263 15,263 2,204 15,263 15,263 15,055 15,055 15,055 15,263 15,0
ilding g Building aintenance maintenance Building maintenance maintenance Building maintenance 440 440 440 440 440 7,098 7,098 7,098 440 7,098 7,098 7,098 35,857 35,857 35,857 35,857 35,857 43,395 43,395 35,857 43,395 43,395 43,395 45,965 45,965 45,965 43,395 45,9
cks argebacks backs Chargebacks and Chargebacks and discounts and discounts and discounts and and discounts Chargebacks discounts and discounts 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 2,505 934 934 2,505 934 9
llection ion Collection additions Collection additions Collection additions additions Collection additions 73,966 73,966 73,966 73,966 73,966 73,966 73,966 73,966 73,966 73,966 60,531 60,531 60,531 73,966 60,5
ctual ntractual al Contractual services Contractual services services services services Contractual services 42 42 42 42 42 6,640 6,640 6,640 42 6,640 6,640 6,640 3,534 3,534 3,534 3,534 3,534 10,216 10,216 10,216 3,534 10,216 10,216 11,420 11,420 11,420 10,216 11,4
nventions ns Conventions tions Conventions and Conventions and workshops and workshops and workshops and and workshops Conventions workshops and workshops workshops152 152 152 152 152 152 2,615 2,615 2,615 2,615 2,615 2,767 2,767 2,615 2,767 2,767 2,767 3,235 3,235 3,235 2,767 3,2
preciation ion iation Depreciation Depreciation 2,253 2,253 2,253 2,253 2,253 31,545 31,545 31,545 2,253 31,545 31,545 31,545 180,258 180,258 180,258 180,258 214,056 180,258 214,056 214,056 214,056 205,358
205,358 214,056 205,3 2
ons nations Donations Donations 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,144 8,323 8,323 8,323 8,144 8,3
es Dues Dues Dues 325 325 325 325 325 325 3,345 3,345 3,345 3,345 3,345 3,670 3,670 3,345 3,670 3,670 3,670 3,739 3,739 3,739 3,670 3,7
uipment t Equipment ent Equipment maintenance Equipment maintenance maintenance and maintenance and rentals Equipment and rentals and rentals and and rentals maintenance rentals and 710 rentals 710 710 710 710 3,981 3,981 3,981 710 3,981 3,981 3,981 22,011 22,011 22,011 22,011 22,011 26,702 26,702 22,011 26,702 26,702 26,702 27,910 27,910 27,910 26,702 27,9
hibit pplies Exhibit supplies Exhibit Exhibit supplies supplies supplies Exhibit supplies 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,716 3,311 3,311 3,311 3,716 3,3
urance ce Insurance Insurance 741 741 741 741 741 3,892 3,892 3,892 741 3,892 3,892 3,892 36,477 36,477 36,477 36,477 36,477 41,110 41,110 36,477 41,110 41,110 41,110 43,045 43,045 43,045 41,110 43,0
erest t Interest Interest Interest 10 10 10 10 10 146 146 146 10 146 146 146 833 833 833 833 833 989 989 833 989 989 989 499 499 499 989 4
nd Legal professional al Legal and professional Legal and professional and and professional Legal and professional 115 115 115 115 115 1,610 1,610 1,610 115 1,610 1,610 1,610 9,200 9,200 9,200 9,200 9,200 10,925 10,925 10,925 9,200 10,925 10,925 6,816 6,816 10,925 6,816 6,8
enses nd Licenses s Licenses and fees Licenses and feesand fees and and fees fees Licenses and fees 1,095 1,095 1,095 1,095 1,095 1,095 1,993 1,993 1,993 1,993 1,993 3,088 3,088 1,993 3,088 3,088 3,088 1,935 1,935 1,935 3,088 1,9
ing rketing Marketing Marketing 1,103 1,103 1,103 1,103 1,103 5,527 5,527 1,103 5,527 5,527 5,527 5,527 35,028 35,028 35,028 35,028 35,028 41,658 41,658 35,028 41,658 41,658 41,658 38,578 38,578 38,578 41,658 38,5
and als Meals mileage Meals and mileage Meals and mileage and and mileage mileage Meals and mileage 1,740 1,740 1,740 1,740 1,740 1,740 1,740 1,740 1,740 1,740 717 717 1,740 717 7
laneous scellaneous eous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 209 209 209 209 209 29 29 209 29 29 29 29 106,188 106,188 106,188 106,188 106,426 106,188 106,426 106,426 106,426 12,865 12,865 106,426 12,865 12,8
supplies ice Office plies Office supplies Office supplies supplies Office supplies 1,049 1,049 1,049 1,049 1,049 1,148 1,148 1,049 1,148 1,148 1,148 112 112 1,148 112 112 112 4,454 4,454 4,454 112 4,454 4,454 6,763 6,763 4,454 6,763 6,763 6,763 4,603 4,603 4,603 6,763 4,6
tage Postage Postage Postage 594 594 594 594 594 264 264 594 264 264 264 264 4,666 4,666 4,666 4,666 4,666 5,524 5,524 4,666 5,524 5,524 5,524 5,556 5,556 5,556 5,524 5,5
gnting Printing Printing Printing 124 124 124 124 124 55 55 124 55 55 55 55 3,808 3,808 3,808 3,808 3,808 3,987 3,987 3,808 3,987 3,987 3,987 4,114 4,114 4,114 3,987 4,1
sSupplies plies Supplies Supplies Supplies 2,575 2,575 2,575 2,575 2,575 912 912 2,575 912 912 912 11 11 912 11 11 11 19 19 11 19 19 19 3,517 3,517 3,517 19 3,517 3,517 4,806 4,806 4,806 3,517 4,8
operty Taxes es property Taxes - Taxes property - - property - property Taxes - property 1 1 1 1 1 20 20 20 1 20 20 20 115 115 115 115 115 136 136 115 136 136 136 136 136 136 1
one ephone Telephone Telephone 418 418 418 418 418 190 190 418 190 190 190 190 3,016 3,016 3,016 3,016 3,016 3,624 3,624 3,016 3,624 3,624 3,624 3,668 3,668 3,668 3,624 3,6
eer lunteer Volunteer supplies Volunteer supplies Volunteer supplies supplies supplies Volunteer supplies 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,288 4,759 4,759 4,759 4,288 4,7
slities Utilities Utilities Utilities 1,002 1,002 1,002 1,002 1,002 14,032 14,032 14,032 1,002 14,032 14,032 14,032 81,497 81,497 81,497 81,497 81,497 96,531 96,531 81,497 96,531 96,531 96,531 91,843 91,843 91,843 96,531 91,8
Total Total Total Total Total Total $ $ $ 82,132 $ 82,132 $ 82,132 82,132 82,132 $ $ $ 115,596 $ 115,596 $ $ 115,596 82,132 115,596 115,596 $ $ $ $ 293 115,596 $ 293 293 293 $ $ 293 1,039,661 $ 1,039,661 $ 1,039,661 $ 1,039,661 293 1,039,661 $ $ 1,237,682 $ 1,237,682 $ 1,039,661 1,237,682 $ 1,237,682 $ $ 1,140,227 $ 1,140,227 $ 1,140,227 1,237,682 $ 1,140,2 1,1
The The Notes The Notes The Notes to The Notes to Financial Notes Financial to Notes Financial to Financial to Statements The Statements Financial Statements Notes Statements to Financial Statements
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The Museum Collections are are an are an integral are integral an are are integral an part integral an integral part integral of part of the part the of are statements. part the of statements. of an the statements. the of integral the statements. part of the statements.
The collections of the museum directly reflect and support the museum’s mission.
Automobile
Small Artifacts
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The museum owns more than 100 vehicles, which are The small artifact collection contains items relevant to
combined with other vehicles on loan, to create its exhibits. the activities of the Auburn Automobile Company, its
Exhibits are centered on six primary areas:
automobiles and its associates. Many of these are used in
the museum’s exhibits.
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1. Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg cars of the classic era.
2. Other cars made by the Auburn Automobile Company.
3. Cars made in Auburn, Indiana.
4. Cars made in Indiana.
5. Classic cars of the Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg era.
6. Cars of special interest, with significant historical impact.
Archives
The archives collection contains
books, factory literature, original
photographs, sales materials,
correspondence and periodicals
related to Auburns, Cords and
Duesenbergs as well as the larger
automotive industry.
Building
The museum building was constructed by the Auburn
Automobile Company in 1929, after a design by A.M.
Strauss of Fort Wayne. It is one of the finest examples of art
deco architecture in the Midwest. The Auburn Automobile
Company administration building housed the corporate
showroom, executive and general
offices, engineering and experimental
departments, design studios
and telephone switchboards until
the company’s end in 1937. The
museum building is considered to
be its most significant artifact.

AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE HERITAGE, INC.
AUBURN AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Statements AUTOMOTIVE AUBURN of Functional HERITAGE, HERITAGE, AUTOMOTIVE HERITAGE, Expenses INC.
INC.
HERITAGE, INC.
Schedule Schedule of For of Functional of of the Functional Year Schedule Ended Expenses Expenses of December Functional (Continued)
(Continued)
31, Expenses 2011 (Continued)
(With Comparative
For For the the Year Year Totals
Ended Ended For
for
December December
the
December the December
Year
Year
Ended
31, Ended 31, 2011 31, 2011
December
2011 December
31,
31,
2010)
2011
(With (With Comparative Comparative (With Totals Totals Comparative for for the for the Year Year Totals Ended Ended for December December the December Year 31, Ended 31, 2010) 31, 2010)
December 31, 2010)
2011 2011 2010 2011 2010
2010
Total Total Total
Total
Total
Supporting Supporting Supporting
Supporting
Supporting
Administration
Administration
Administration
Development Development Development Membership Membership Membership Services Services Services
Services
Services
s ries and es s and wages wages Salaries and wages $ $ $ $ 57,266 57,266 $ $ $ $ 57,976 57,266 57,976 $ $ $ $ 57,976 7,922 7,922 $ $ $ $ 123,164 123,164 7,922 123,164 $ $ $ $ 131,389 123,164 131,389
$ 131,38
l axes oll ll taxes Payroll taxes 4,629 4,629 4,309 4,629 4,309 4,309 606 606 9,544 606 9,544 9,590 9,544 9,590
9,59
efits ts sits Benefits 13,577 13,577 13,577 7,298 7,298 7,298 20,875 20,875 18,594 20,875 18,594
18,59
Subtotal Subtotal Subtotal 75,472 75,472 69,583 75,472 69,583 69,583 8,528 8,528 153,583 153,583 8,528 153,583 159,573 153,583 159,573
159,57
ual al l inner dinner Annual dinner 2,913 2,913 2,913 2,913 3,151 2,913 3,151
3,15
k arges harges charges harges charges Bank charges 1,177 1,177 1,177 1,177 1,177 1,177 763
763
76
ding ing g maintenance g maintenance Building maintenance 2,202 2,202 2,202 2,202 2,202 2,248 2,202 2,248
2,24
ctual tractual ual actual ctual services services Contractual services 212 212 212 212 212 610 212 610
61
ventions entions ntions ions tions and and workshops workshops Conventions and workshops 0 0 000 980
98 98 98
9
te ate orate rate program program and and Corporate and room room benefit benefit program benefit and room benefit 7,260 7,260 7,260 431 431 7,691 431 7,691 8,515 7,691 8,515
8,51
reciation iation tion ciation iation Depreciation 11,266 11,266 11,266 11,266 11,266 30,460 11,266 30,460
30,46
s Dues 35 35 35 35 329 35 329 329 364 364 292 364 292
29
ipment ment nt ent maintenance maintenance Equipment and and rentals rentals maintenance and rentals 1,592 1,592 1,592 312 312 312 31 31 31 31 1,935 1,935 31 1,935 1,908 1,935 1,908
1,90
ising ing aising ising raising and and raffle raffle Fundraising and raffle 105,340 105,340 105,340 105,340 105,340 105,340 96,405
96,405
96,40
rance ece nce ce Insurance 1,898 1,898 1,898 531 531 531 53 53 53 53 2,482 2,482 53 2,482 2,689 2,482 2,689
2,68
t tst est Interest 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 26 52 26 26 26
2
ay Day r Day ay Day Ball Ball Labor Day Ball 2,930 2,930 2,930 2,930 2,942 2,930 2,942
2,94
d nd l and nd and professional professional Legal and professional 575 575 575 575 575 559 575 559
55
and e nse se and fees fees License and fees 601 601 601 601 601 781 601 781
78
and ls d and mileage mileage Meals and mileage 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 54 81 54 54 54
5
laneous neous laneous llaneous ellaneous Miscellaneous 693 693 693 693 693 550 693 550
55
e ce supplies pplies supplies Office supplies 853 853 752 853 752 236 752 236 1,841 236 1,841 1,345 1,841 1,345
1,34
ge age e Postage 2,606 2,606 1,961 2,606 1,961 1,961 953 953 5,520 953 5,520 4,140 5,520 4,140
4,14
gting ng g Printing 151 151 1,018 151 1,018 11,362 1,018 11,362 12,531 11,362 12,531 13,734 12,531 13,734
13,73
es ies slies Supplies 295 295 295 295 295 233 295 233
23
- s roperty property - property - property Taxes - property 7 7 777 7 7 7 777 7
7 777
ne one phone hone one Telephone 503 503 464 503 464 464 50 50 50 50 1,017 1,017 50 1,017 1,010 1,017 1,010
1,01
ies sties s Utilities 5,012 5,012 5,012 5,012 5,012 4,765 5,012 4,765
4,76
Total Total Total $ $ $ $ 110,990 110,990 $ $ $ $ $ 181,843 110,990 181,843 $ $ $ $ 181,843 27,487 27,487 $ $ $ $ 320,320 27,487 320,320 $ $ $ $ 320,320 336,858
336,858
$ 336,85
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to Financial Statements
are are an are an an integral an integral part part of are of the of of the an the statements. the integral statements.
part of the statements.
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AUTOMOBILE COLLECTION FOCUS ARCHIVE AND SMALL ARTIFACT
COLLECTION FOCUS
OTHER INDIANA MADE AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
OTHER AUBURN AUTOMOBILE CO. AUTOMOBILES
• OTHER CLASSIC AUTOMOBILES A-C-D ERA •
OTHER AUTOMOBILES MADE IN AUBURN
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AUTOMOBILES OF THE CLASSIC ERA, 1925-1948
Auburn Cord And
Duesenberg Automobiles.
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS SITUATED IN AUBURN, IN
TRANSPORTATION SUBSIDIARIES
NON-AUTOMOTIVE
ITS
AND
Auburn
Auburn Automobile Company
CORD
Cord
CORPORATION,
and its Personnel.
Duesenberg
Duesenberg, Inc., Duesenberg
Automobile and Motors Corp.,
Classics
PERSONNEL
E.I. CORD AND HIS TRANSPORTATION CAREER
DUESENBERG AND PERSONNEL • AUTOMOBILES BUILT IN THE STATE OF INDIANA
CORD CORP. AUTOMOTIVE SUBSIDIARIES OTHER THAN AUBURN CORD
And Duesenberg Motors
Corp. and Personel.
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On Thursday, September 1, 2011, the Auburn Cord
Duesenberg Automobile Museum held its Sixth Annual
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum Benefit
Extravaganza. The theme for the premier fundraising event
was “Glitz & Glam,” celebrating the classic automobiles
and their beautiful hood ornaments, as well as the
spokeswomen and talented personalities who added the
glamour and flair that helped sell cars at auto shows.
Each year since 2005, the museum, an educational
nonprofit 501(c)(3), has relied on Extravaganza participants
and attendees to give generously to help support its
educational programs. This includes its Public Admissions
program, Archives offerings and Study Trips that meet
Indiana Academic Standards for students.
At 2011’s event, over 350 guests enjoyed drinks and
hors d’oeuvres, mingled with old and new friends, and
browsed through Silent Auction items — ranging from a
Porsche Driving Experience in Europe to a Glitz & Glamour
Photo Exhibit gleaned from the museum’s Archives to a
top-of-the-line Meguiar’s Buffer Kit. Museum Chairman
Jeffrey Turner invited the group to be seated in the
museum’s grand hall for dinner, where guests enjoyed a
sumptuous meal served on
tables dressed in striking
aqua and zebra-print linens.
Rhinestone accents, faux
jewels, and framed pictures
of alluring models and movie
stars posing with cars from
the Auburn Automobile
Company added just the
right touch of “glitz and
glam.”
After dinner, Mike Eikenberry,
museum vice chairman,
announced the end of the
Silent Auction. Turner, Robert
Pass, museum president
emeritus, and museum
Trustee Bob Joynt, assisted by
Trustee Ken Merusi, served as
emcees.
sixth annual
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum Benefit
Auburn Cord Duesenberg
Automobile Museum
2011 Benefit Extravaganza
Automobiles auctioned at the event are never taken from
the museum’s collection. To acquire auction cars each
year, a museum-appointed committee looks for individual
owners who want to sell their cars at the Extravaganza
auction. Buyers and sellers pledge a donation to the
museum’s educational programming. To get the most
support possible for the museum, the committee reviews
a wide variety of makes, models and price points, then
chooses cars that, they think, will draw the most interest
and attention from Extravaganza attendees.
The 2012 Benefit Extravaganza will be on Thursday, August
30 at 6:00 p.m. Its theme, Racers and Record-Setters, pays
tribute to the men and machines that raised the bar of
automotive engineering during the formative days of
the Auburn Automobile Company. The ticket price per
person is $150. Event sponsorships that include tickets are
also available; this is a great way to get your business
recognized by a premier crowd of serious car collectors
and enthusiasts. Contact Jan Schippers at 260-925-1444 or
jans@automobilemuseum.org for tickets or information.

Did You Know?
The museum is an art deco treasure and the only auto museum
anywhere occupying an auto manufacturer’s international
headquarters building. It also holds the distinction of being a National
Historic Landmark and is accredited by the American Association of
Museums—less than 5 percent of the nation’s 17,774 museums have
been accredited.
EXTRAVAGANZA SPONSORS 2011
Duesenberg Level - $10,000
• Auctions America by RM
• The Worldwide Group - Auctioneers
Cord Level - $5,000
• Chubb Collector Car Insurance
• Steel Dynamics, Inc.
Auburn Level - $2,500
• Adam’s Premium Car Care
• Do it Best Corp.
• Gooding & Company
• Hagerty Insurance
• J C Taylor Antique Automobile Agency
• Passport Transport
• Valeo Financial Advisors LLC
Museum trustees and Extravaganza
committee members provide leadership,
direction and support for the museum’s
largest annual fundraiser, its Benefit
Extravaganza. The event—a fitting kick
off for Labor Day weekend in Auburn,
Indiana—is the place for auto enthusiasts
from around the world to enjoy good
company, fine food and exciting auctions
surrounded by the art deco splendor
and history of the Auburn Automobile
Company. The museum counts on
the proceeds from the Extravaganza
to provide support for its educational
programs and operations each year.
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2011 Grattan Raceway Driving Experience
Sponsors
Kapp’s Lawn Specialists
Leon Habegger of Ultra Motorsports
PNC Financial Services
SweetCars
Tom Kelley Automotive
Motorsports Division
Thank You
2011 Gallery Sponsors
Alcoa Foundation, E. L. Cord Foundation, Charles and Barbara
Goodman Foundation Gordon Buehrig Gallery of Design
Anonymous Design Studios
Sandra and Gene Davenport Gallery of Fine Art
and Archival Treasures
Kruse Energy & Equipment Auctioneers, LLC &
Kruse International, Inc.
The Dean V. Kruse Gallery of Early Auburns 1903 – 1924
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation The Cars of Indiana
Metal Technologies, Inc. Education Center
Robert M. Pass Gallery of Special Topics
Raisbeck Engineering Hall of Technology
Steel Dynamics Gallery of Auburn, Indiana, Automobiles
William H. Willennar Foundation Willennar Hall Event Area
2011 Wine & Chocolate Tasting Sponsor
Auctions America by RM
2011 Donors
$100-$499 ACD Club Members in memory of Robert Goble,
Don and Joey Aiken, Don and Joey Aiken in memory of
John Martin and Bobbie Smith, Air Products and Chemicals,
Inc, Julius and Sue Alexander, John Alkire, Alpha Pi Chapter
of Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc., Richard and Holly Zerwick
Anderson, Dorothy M Ankney in memory of Don H Ankney,
Anonymous in memory of Robert Maxwell, Jan Appenzeller,
Thomas and Susan Armstrong, Ashley O, Ashley H, Susan,
Brooke and Wayne in memory of Bradley Conway, Auburn
Cord Duesenberg Club, Inc, Ronald and Wilma Ball, In memory
of Andrew D Balunek MD by George Balunek, Eric A Bardeen,
Lisa and Jonathon Barth, Susan Bauermeister, Lanson and
Linda Becker, David and Carolyn Benson, Roy Bernick, John
and Esther Bower in memory of John Martin and Bobbie Smith,
Lawrence R and Mary Helen Bowmar, Rich and Jill Brady,
Larry and Laura Brinkman, Fred and Gretchen Brown, Kathryn
L Buehrig in memory of Charlie Brown, Joan and Fritz Busch,
Gilbert and Margaret Buxton, Adrian J Cales, Wanda Carper,
Coventry Hospitality, LLC DBA Hilton Garden Inn, Phillip A and
Victoria L Conwell, Chris and Katrina Cord, William Cord and
Shelli Hummel, Robert Cramer, Wayne and Martha Custer, Jan
and Sandy, Steve and Carly and Janice David in memory of
Brad Conway, Jan and Sandy and Rocky David in memory
of John Martin and Bobbie Smith, Joyce Davis in memory of
Kenneth Cord Davis, Neil and Patricia DeAtley, Mr and Mrs
Harold Deihl, Patricia Dennis in memory of my husband John
C Dennis, Dr Don and Nancy Derrow, Burt and Elsie Dickman,
Mike and Paula Dockery in memory of Paul Casebere, Barry
Dougherty, Wesley C and Joanne Duesenberg, Jr, J Robert and
G Edwards, Mike and Kathryn Eikenberry, Ron and Nanette
Elenbaas, Mark Elliott, Jay Engler in memory of Marilyn Engler,
Jay Engler in memory of Paula Forsythe, Thomas and Miriam
Farmakis, Patricia A Folck in memory of Keith L Folck, Rich
Gajdos, John and Kathy Gambs, Al and Betty Gengnagel in
memory of John Martin and Bobbie Smith, Robert and Thelma
Gibson, Katrina Gill in honor of the birthday of Mr Dusty Bell,
Tim and Nancy Gilmartin, Joel Givner, Jack Graham in memory
of Candy Graham, Andy Granatelli, Gary and Marsha Grcic,
Frank and Cindy Guzik, H B Calder and Norma Haakonstad,
John B Hackler, Maurice and Darle Hagan, Tom Hale, Margaret
Moats Hall and James (Jay) Lanier Hall in honor of Ferne
Zimmerman Moats and Jack Denis Moats, Charles Hassel,
Al and Pat Hatch, William and Sarah Hathaway in memory
of Brad Conway, William and Sarah Hathaway in memory of
John and Bobbie Smith, J David Heintz Jr, Debra and Dennis
Hickman in memory of Paul Richter, Gary Hiller, Hugh and
Barbara Hornstein, Herb and Beth Horrom in memory of John
Foley, Mike and Joan Huffman, George James in memory of
Sandy James, Jon Jansen, Donald D and Lenora L Johnson,
Frederick D and Betty D Jones, Stephen O Jones, Steve and
Gwen Kammeyer, Jim and Jeanne Key, Tilson and Dortha
King, Ruth and Don Kiziar in memory of Glenn Pray, Robert B
Klingler, Everett Kuhn and Lois Nelson, Phil and Karen Landel
in memory of John Martin and Bobbie Smith, Judith Lantz in
memory of George Capen, Warren and Ruth Larson, Jack and
Luci Laughlin, Thomas Lee, Jean E Lewis, Dale Lillard, Gregg
and Niki Lockwood in memory of John Martin and Bobbie
Smith, Stan Lucas, Robert and Catherine Magnuson, Carl and
Kathy Manofsky, In memory of John Martin and Barbara Clark
Smith, Kevin and Sherre Mast, Lynn and Billy Matthews, Robert
McAdam, Evelyn McAlhany in memory of Bob McAlhany,
Allan McCrary, Mr and Mrs William E McLaughlin, Robert
and Nancy McNabb, Suzette McPhail, Metal Technologies,
Inc in memory of John Martin and Bobbie Smith, John
Michaels in memory of Carol Michaels, Bill and Tonya Miller,
Mr and Mrs David H Miller, Marshall and Janet Miller, Paul
and Brenda Miller, Robert and Marcia Miller, Steve Mitchell,
Brent and Milllie Morris, Jim Morrow, Rob Myers, National Film
Preservation Foundation, Marc Ohm, Barbara B and Joseph
Orlando, Paragon Steel Enterprises, LLC, Robert and Karen
Peake, Keith and Phyllis Perry, Terry and Connie Peshia, William
and Donna Pfenninger, Jane and Sidney Picker Jr, Steve and
Nicki Post in memory of Brad Conway, Fred Pratt, Chris J Price,

Robert C Probst in memory of John Martin and Bobbie Smith, Phil and Kathie Ragains,
Kim Randinelli in memory of Betty Oser, James A and Joyce Ray, Garland and Lana
Richards, Patty Roesch in memory of John Roesch, Dick and Janet Saddler, Charlie
and Edie Saganek, Frank and Libby Sauder, Jan and Jerry Schippers, Jim Schloeman,
Chuck and Mary Schmidt in memory of Jack Moats, Daniel and Rebecca Schmidt in
memory of Brad Conway, James Schneck, Judy Schoenthaler, Bruce Scranage and
Jackie Smith in memory of John Foley, Ed and Linda Sechrist, John Sherman, Donald
Siegla, Tony and Carol Sikorski, John Skaff, Phil Skinner, Caleb’s (Smith) Fever Soccer
Team in memory of John and Barbara Smith, D P Smith, MD, Shirlee Smith in loving
memory of Betty Oser, Jeff and Jo Snyder, John Sobers, Donald W Sommer, John
Steckbeck, Joan and James Stephenson, Dr. Thomas and Melaine Taylor, Ronald and
Betsy Thomas, Mitchell EF Travis MD, Frank Troost, Ethan Allen Turner, Glenn Voirol in
memory of Cecelia A Voirol, Maurice J Wagener, Ken Wallace, Foster and Marcia
Waltz, David Weber, Fred Weber, Harry Wiersma, Steve and Sharon Williams in memory
of John Martin and Bobbie Smith, Wine Time, George O and Dorothy B Witwer, Wayne
and June Wyss, Keith Zeller and Joan Fletcher.
$500 - $2,499 Anonymous, Anonymous, Anonymous, John and Connie Bools, John
A Busch, Congressman John and Catherine Campbell, Joseph and Margie Cassini,
III, Edward J Cepuran, Michael and Joanne Cline in memory of Jim Carper, Gene
Davenport, Brent and Shannon Davis, DeKalb County Community Foundation, DeKalb
County Visitors Bureau, Larry Dent, Shirley Drukenbrod, Bruce Earlin and Mary Miles, Matt
and Cindy Fetter, Timothy Gaylord, General Petroleum, George and Martha Glaze,
Donnie Gould, John D Groendyke, Jean Gronendyke, Leon and Carol Habegger,
Robert Hatfield, Patricia L Heyde, Patch and Terry Hines (Custom Coating, Inc), Bill and
Mary Hohler, Mark Hyman, Indiana Michigan Power, Bob and Sheila Joynt, Jim and
Tracy Landsiedel (Strictly Vintage Auto), Thomas and Jill Lee, Sam Mann, Mike and Vicki
McClelland, Alan and Michelle McGee, Joy and Ken Merusi, Sidney and Belva Meyer,
Miller Family in Memory of A Blaine Miller, Kenneth and Carol Miller, Arthur L Montgomery,
Steve Moore and Kathleen Justice-
Moore, THE MOSAIC FOUNDATION
(of Rita and Peter Heydon), Olive
B Cole Foundation, Inc, Kevin
and Tamzon O’Malley, Stephen
R Plaster, Glenn Pushis, Jules
Ryckebusch, Bruce Scranage,
James and Diana Snider, St Louis
Car Museum and Sales, David
and Myra Traylor, Jeff and Susan
Turner, Ultra Motor Sports LLC, Steve
Valenti, Donald and Kathy Wallace,
Norman and Peggy Yoder.
$2,500 - $4,999 Auburn Cord
Duesenberg Club, Inc., D. O.
McComb and Sons Family
Foundation Inc, Albert Engel, Focus
Hospitality Services, LLC - Jerry
and Pat Good, Ft Wayne Hotel, LLC d/b/a Ft Wayne Marriott, Gordon and Betty Moore
Foundation, Richard V Munz, Robert and Marcia Pass, Christopher Slater, Terence E
Adderley Fund.
$5,000 - $9,999 Keith Busse, Dunsire Family Foundation Inc, Fink Foundation, Flora Dale
Krouse Foundation, Charles and Barbara Goodman, Vicki and Rick James, Tom and
Patty Kelley, Doug and Christine McKibben, PNC Foundation.
$10,000 - $24,999 Gloria Fink, Moore Family Foundation.
$25,000 or above Edward M and Mary McCrea Wilson Foundation, E L Cord Foundation,
English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation.
Non-Cash Contributions Adam’s Premium Car Care, Don Aiken, American Arrow
Corporation, Bill Aspray, Auctions America by RM, Linda and Don Auerbach, Jim
Beauchamp, Betty Bueker, Build-A-Bear Workshop, Caren Original-GEAR hand
treatment for men, Chubb Collector Car Insurance, Felix DeGeyter, Diskey Architectural
Signs, Do it Best Corp., J. Dowdeswell, Richard Felts and Barbara Bess, Ken Frecker,
Goeglein’s Catering, Jim Haefner, Murray Hall, Wava Hawker, Joan Huffman, Image
Time, Inc, M. K. Kidwell, Stan Knisley, Lamcraft Inc, Ken and Dianne LoCascio, Vernon
Long, Lucas Oil Products Inc, MacNeil Automotive-WeatherTech, John and Janette
Mamula, Marquart’s Custom Creations, Inc, Meguiar’s Inc, Mercedes-Benz Ft Wayne,
Richard Nodine, Robert Ozburn, P21S Automotive Care Products, Robert Pass, Bob
Pech, Glenn Petersen, Bob and Joan Reetz, Jeff Shively, Sports Car Market, John
Steckbeck, Ted Swigon, Morgan Van Tauney, Bernie Weiss, Tom Williams, Worldwide
Auctioneers, Paul Ziglar.
Corporate Members &
Sponsors 2011
$5,000
Auburn Cord Duesenberg
Festival, Inc.
Do it Best Corp.
Eaton Corporation
PNC Financial Services
$2,500
Steel Dynamics, Inc.
Therma-Tru Corp.
$1,000
Beacon Credit Union
Gene Davenport
Investments, LLC
Joyce Hefty - Covell,
State Farm Insurance
MacAllister Machinery
Company., Inc.
Mefford, Weber and Blythe,
PC Attorneys at Law
OmniSource Corporation
Peoples Federal Savings Bank
Petroleum Traders Corporation
$500
Betz Nursing Home,
An American Senior Community
Brown & Brown Insurance Agency, Inc.
Campbell & Fetter Bank
Ceruti’s Catering and Event
Planning Services
Community State Bank
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Goeglein’s Catering
Graphics 3, Inc.
Group Delphi
Hampton Industrial Services, Inc.
The Hicksville Bank
The Italian Grille
The Laurels of DeKalb
Quality Inn (formerly Auburn Inn)
Gary A. Scheumann, D.D.S. P.C.
Valenti Classics
Vision Source, Innovative Eye Care
Douglas Morrow, O.D. &
Michelle Frye, O.D.
Wells Fargo
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2011 Life Members
Dr. Mary Aaland and Rebecca Haggerty, Norman Abbott, Karen A.
Ackerman, Mrs. Amos N. Adams, Bob S. Adams Jr., Bob Adams, Mr. and
Mrs. Norbert E. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Terence E. Adderley, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald R. Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Albin, Dr. and Mrs. Donald F.
Alexander, John Alkire and Nancy Smith, Ted and Tonnie Alleshouse,
Don and Carla Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Allison, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Allison, Harold T. Ames, Del
O. Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson,
Donald and Dorothy Ankney, Thomas
E. Armstrong, Melvin Atkins, Alexander
A. Azar, Mel and Peggy Babcock, Dr.
W.D. Backer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
Bahre, David and Linda Baird, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Ball, Ronald E. Ball, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas W. Barrett III, Richard A.
Barshney, Lee and Floy Barthel, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bartlett, Craig and Nancy
Bassett, Howard and Ellen Bates, Nancy
Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer, Dr. and
Mrs. David Curie Beams, Jim Beauchamp,
Jerry Beck, Lanson and Linda Becker, Biff
Behr and Lynne Richman, Fred O. Benson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berkey, Brian and Tami
Best, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bidlack, Jon M.
Bill Sr., Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Bireley, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Mearl Bisel, Orval Ray Bisel, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bisel, Harold Bjorklund, Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Blackwell, Pauline
Blickenstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bodine,
Helen F. Boehm, Harold A. and Barbara
Bonfield/DeLong, John and Connie Bools,
Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Boone, Joseph E.
Bortz, Marc L. Bortz, Karen and David
Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Boswell,
Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Boswell, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack A. Bowser, Jeanne Brand, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry (Bud) Brandon, M. Jean Brandon,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brandon, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Brandon, Irving M. Brateman and
Family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brines, John
and Christie Brinkman, Lawrence R. and
Laura J. Brinkman, Bruce Allen Brown II, Brian K. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Fredrick Brown, Keith and Gerri Brown, Kelly Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Stanley Brown, William Buddig, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Buehrig, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank H. Bueker, Karen J. Bueker, Stephen F. Bueker, John and Mary
Bullock, John R. Bumstead, Claire M. Busch, Emily C. Busch, Nathanial T.
Busch, Mark Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. Auber Butler, Mr. and Mrs. B.Y. Butler,
Dale W. Butler, M. Jo Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Butler, Mr. and Mrs.
Kern Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Butler,
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