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In MemoriamMatthew S. McLaughlinMatt McLaughlin cared deeply about the North County region. He lovedwhere he lived and he gave generously to support the organizationsand causes that make the region thrive. Mr. McLaughlin and his wifeJean donated millions of dollars to local causes during their lifetimes,and their spirit of generosity will continue for years to come with the$10 million endowment Matt and Jean established at The San DiegoFoundation. Matt McLaughlin was driven by his belief that he wasblessed and had a responsibility to share his good fortune with thecommunity he grew to love. In 1946, he began his long career in salesand marketing at Ford Motor Company, rising in the ranks to generalmanager of the Ford and Lincoln-Mercury divisions. In the early 1970s,he was named vice president of Ford’s North American automotiveThe Late Jean and Matthew McLaughlin.operations and marketing staff. After his retirement in 1978, Mr. andMrs. McLaughlin moved from Michigan to Rancho Bernardo where they immediately got involved in the localcommunity and supported the Rancho Bernardo Community Foundation. For the next three years, every memberwho joins or renews their membership in the community foundations in 4SRanch-Del Sur, Carlsbad, Escondido,Oceanside and Ramona will revel in the ability to match membership grant dollars to support the region that bothMatt and Jean McLaughlin loved.Mary Hollis ClarkMary passed away peacefully in December 2010. She was truly atrailblazer, demonstrating that intelligent and competent women couldcompete equally. Mary followed in her mother-in-law’s footsteps by divinginto the social and philanthropic life of her adopted community. In 1988,the Mary Hollis Clark Desert Discovery Lab opened to the public. In 1996,Mary was given the ultimate accolade by the naming of a new subspeciesof marsh wren, Cistothorus palustris clarkae, in her honor. She and herhusband, J. Dallas Clark, who was a founder of The San Diego Foundation,received the American Association of Museums Medal for DistinguishedPhilanthropy – placing the Clarks in company of other stellar formerrecipients, such as the Chase Manhattan Bank, James Michener, HenryLuce, and Paul Mellon. Her generosity of time, talent and treasure isThe Late Mary Hollis Clark.unmatched. Mary had a fund at The Foundation for many years, was amember of The Foundation’s Legacy League and was a guest of The Foundation’s Heart of San Diego on Cox Cable.She also sponsored The San Diego Foundation’s 25th Anniversary Celebration.72 | The San Diego Foundation 2011 Annual Report
THE SAN DIEGO FOUNDATION STAFFThe San Diego Foundation staff is made up of a group of skilled, experienced professionals dedicated to theorganization’s mission. Led by Bob Kelly, The Foundation’s President & CEO, the staff works tirelessly to providequality support in philanthropic giving and to increase the amount and impact of grantmaking in the community.Bob Kelly, President & CEORuth AmbrizTrudy ArmstrongKrysteena AtienzaHeather BackMary BallKeely A. BambergDaniel D. BeintemaKaren BeginMichelle CaparasTravis ClancyOtto DelacruzJohn Jacinto DucaKerri FavelaWyn FurmanAmanda GreechanLeslie HarringtonSarah HeatonNicola HedgeSheryl Helvie CostelloMaria HouchinTracy JohnsonAnne KilpatrickJacqueline LackenbacherArzo MansuryBridget MurphyVanessa NievesChristina NavarroHal OrrVanessa OshiroMike PattisonMarisa Aurora QuirozKate RidgeAnna-Marie RooneyRobyn SharpFelicia ShawNuria ShariffiMelody StuartBlanca SotoSimona ValanciuteDanielle ValencianoAdrienne VargasAmy WallingEmily Young, PhDJoshua R. YuMeryl ZwangerThe San Diego Foundation Marketing and Communications TeamAnna-Marie Rooney, Vice President, Marketing and External RelationsHeather Back, Associate Vice President, Marketing and Annual GivingJackie Lackenbacher, Senior Graphic DesignerAnnual Report Committee: Krysteenna Atienza, Sheryl Helvie Costello, Kerri Favela, Anne Kilpatrick, Kate Ridge and Robyn Sharp.Special thanks to the entire staff of The San Diego Foundation. All of the programs, donor relations and community outreach highlighted throughout this annual report is made possibleby their dedication, passion and commitment.Confirmed in compliance with NationalStandards for U.S. Community FoundationsCert no. XXX-XXX-000This annual report has been printed using soy based inks on “green” paper which hasbeen certificated by Smart Wood to the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) standards.The FSC, along with the Rainforest Alliance promotes environmentally appropriate,socially beneficial, and economically viable management of the world’s forests.©2011 The San Diego Foundation. All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced without the express written permission of The San Diego Foundation. All information contained withinThe San Diego Foundation 2011 Annual Report reflects the fiscal year July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011. Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of all information. The San Diego Foundation assumes no liability for errors.The San Diego Foundation 2011 Annual Report | 73
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