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LINCOLN’S SYMPHONY

ORCHESTRA PRESENTS:

FAVORITES

OLD & NEW

STREAMED CONCERT

February 6 | 7:30 PM

Chamber Music


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

LSO INFORMATION

Photos by

JamesAnn Photography

EDWARD POLOCHICK, MUSIC DIRECTOR.......2

BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF...............3

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS...........3

ORCHESTRA ROSTER.....................................7

MEET THE MUSICIANS.................................14

CONCERT INFORMATION

Dear LSO family,

FAVORITES OLD & NEW.......................10-11

During this season when we are only able to fit

a small percentage of our orchestra onstage due

to the constraints of physical distancing, LSO has

made the commitment to continue to pay every

musician their full salary, even though they can’t

all fit onstage. Your annual fund support will

allow us to honor this commitment. Below are

comments from a few musicians about how much

this means to them:

• “LSO’s commitment to and support of our

family of musicians has been a cornerstone of the

organization. Nothing shows this better than the

incredible step that LSO has taken in paying all

the musicians this year. It is such a beautiful thing

- it brings tears to my eyes to think of what this

means for us all.”

• “Kudos to LSO (and especially to LSO’s loyal

donors) for making sure LSO is in a financially

secure position to be able to do this. You guys

blow us away.”

CONTRIBUTIONS

CORPORATE & FOUNDATION SUPPORT...9

MEMORIAL & TRIBUTE CONTRIBUTIONS. . 18

ANNUAL FUND DONORS............................24

LSO FOUNDATION........................................29

GALA CONTRIBUTIONS...............................30

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PROGRAM DESIGN:

LSO STAFF

• “During this trying and stressful time for everyone, we’re so grateful for LSO’s support. It is

truly remarkable.”

• “I LOVE this orchestra!! I am so grateful to LSO for making such an effort to keep all our

musicians employed. We really appreciate it.”

• “It means so much to me that our symphony family is really looking out for its musicians. In

an age where arts organizations are really struggling, I love that LSO is so worried about our

musicians’ well-being. Thank you so much!”

• “This isn’t only about compensation; it sends us a message that our community values the

arts and values us and wants to see us get through this pandemic. It’s been hard on us not

playing together; it chips away at the essence of who we are. And when this pandemic is over,

we will be bursting with joy to get on that stage and share our gifts with you.”

WWW.LINCOLNSYMPHONY.COM | 402.476.2211

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EDWARD POLOCHICK MUSIC DIRECTOR

Petersburg Symphony (Russia), and the State

of Mexico Symphony Orchestra (Mexico).

Photo By JamesAnn Photography

EDWARD POLOCHICK, MUSIC DIRECTOR

Edward Polochick, Music Director of Lincoln's

Symphony Orchestra since 1998, has expanded

LSO’s music series through innovative classical

music programs, family concerts, pops concerts,

and July 4th events like the Uncle Sam Jam.

For 31 years, he served as Artistic Director of

Concert Artists of Baltimore, an all-professional

chamber orchestra and vocal ensemble of eighty

musicians which he founded in 1987. Maestro

Polochick served on the faculty of the Peabody

Conservatory of Music in Baltimore from 1979

to 2020 in a multitude of conducting positions

including Associate Conductor of Orchestras,

Director of Choral Ensembles, and Opera

Conductor. Not only is he widely recognized as

a conductor, but is an award-winning pianist

and harpsichordist and regularly conducts from

the keyboard with Concert Artists, the Baltimore

Symphony Orchestra, and Lincoln’s Symphony

Orchestra. He has also appeared as piano soloist

with the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Los

Angeles Chamber Orchestra under the direction of

Sir Neville Marriner.

Since winning the first Leopold Stokowski

Conducting Award in 1978 and, as a result,

conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra, he

continues to attract world-wide attention as

an orchestral, choral, and operatic conductor.

In addition to conducting the Philadelphia and

Baltimore Symphony Orchestras, his guest

appearances include the Houston Symphony,

Chautauqua Symphony, the Opera Company

of Philadelphia, Omaha Symphony, Jacksonville

Symphony, Charleston (SC) Symphony

Orchestra, Aalborg Symphony (Denmark),

Daejeon Philharmonic (South Korea), St.

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From 1979-1999, Mr. Polochick was on the

conducting staff of the Baltimore Symphony

Orchestra as Director of the Symphony Chorus,

founder and director of the Baltimore Symphony

Chorus Chamber Singers, and frequent guest

conductor. During his tenure with the BSO, he

established annual Holiday Pops and Messiah

performances which have remained Baltimore

holiday traditions for nearly three decades. In the

summer of 1987, Mr. Polochick was conductor

of the Musicisti Americani Summer Festival

in Sulmona, Italy. In the autumn of that same

year, he conducted the Peabody Symphony

Orchestra in Moscow, the first appearance of

an American student orchestra in the Soviet

Union. In recognition of the Moscow tour,

Mr. Polochick received an ASCAP Award for

Adventurous Programming of American Music.

In 2000, Mr. Polochick received the Peggy and

Yale Gordon Achievement Award and was made

an honorary member of the Baltimore Music Club.

Two years later, he was awarded the coveted

Johns Hopkins University Distinguished Alumnus

Award. In 2004, he was named Baldwin Scholar at

the University of Notre Dame of Maryland where

he held lectures, demonstrations, and panels on

the creative act of music. He was awarded the

‘Keys to the City’ by Lincoln’s Mayor Coleen Seng

in 2007, and in 2010 received a commission

from Nebraska Governor David Heineman as an

Admiral in the Nebraska Navy. In 2011, he was

the only American to serve as an adjudicator for

the Rosa Ponselle International Vocal Competition

in Caiazzo, Italy.

Mr. Polochick is frequently asked to share his

knowledge and love of music at various lecture

series, adjudications, and radio broadcasts. Each

year renowned broadcaster, Marc Steiner, invites

him to co-host his radio program in Baltimore,

celebrating music of the holiday season. He is

also a regular panelist on Face the Music, a radio

review program of recordings hosted by Jonathan

Palevsky of WBJC-FM, Baltimore. For nearly two

decades, he and Mr. Palevsky have been cohosting

WBJC’s annual Christmas Program.

Although Mr. Polochick resides in Baltimore, he

considers Lincoln to be his second home. On each

visit he contributes to the community through

LSO’s public performances, school visits,

workshops, master classes, and other educational

activities, making classical music accessible to

everyone in Lincoln.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS & LSO STAFF

233 South 13th Street, Suite 1702

Lincoln, NE 68508

402.476.2211

www.lincolnsymphony.com

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Kirby Reardon, President

Joan Michelsen, Past President

Drew Brown, Treasurer

Nancy Hove Graul, Secretary

Kelley Baker

Andre Barry

Loel P. Brooks

Mary Campbell

Debra Cirksena

Manuel De La Torre

Anthony L. Goins

Jim Griesen

Ben Kiser

Tom Klein

Tyler Mohr

Marilyn Moore

Dr. Lance D. Nielsen

Tim Pratt

Ingrid Sepahpur

Beth Smith

Eric Sullivan

Dick Vautravers

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Barbara Zach Lee,

Executive Director

Kaylene Beal,

Orchestra Manager

Hannah Bell,

Community Partnerships Manager

Archie Diaz,

Audience Services Manager

LSO FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Del Lienemann, Sr., Chairman Emeritus

Reginald Kuhn, President

Margaret Kontras Sutton, Vice President

Harry Seward III, Secretary/Treasurer

Connie Geist

Dr. William Nye

Shalla Young

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

When can I watch the concert?

In order to provide LSO's audience the

sense of community that comes from

enjoying an event together, the concert

will begin at the same time for every

viewer, at the published concert time.

Feel free to interact through Comments

and Live Chat before and during the

concert!

Is there a pre-concert chat?

Please join the concert stream 30

minutes prior to each concert for a

pre-concert chat with Maestro Edward

Polochick and special guests, hosted

by NET Radio. You can learn more

about the repertoire and get in-depth

information about what it's like for LSO

musicians to perform in this unique year.

Submit questions ahead of time to

info@lincolnsymphony.com, and we'll try

to answer as many listener questions

as possible.

Can I share the concert link with

friends?

We require that every household who

watches the concert purchase their own

separate link, in order to help support

the musicians onstage.

How can I provide additional

support to LSO musicians during the

pandemic?

LSO has made the commitment to pay

our musicians 100% of their salary

during the pandemic, even though we

can't fit all of them onstage due to the

constraints of physical distancing. If you

would like to help us with that endeavor,

please visit lincolnsymphony.com to

make a tax-deductible donation today.

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Social Media

Photography

Video Production

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THE NEBRASKA CULTURAL ENDOWMENT PROUDLY SUPPORTS

LINCOLN’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

To learn more about how the Nebraska Cultural Endowment

promotes the livelihood of arts and humanities in our state, visit

NebraskaCulturalEndowment.org

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ORCHESTRA ROSTER

VIOLIN

Anton Miller, Concertmaster

Emanuel Wishnow Chair

Kim Osborne Salistean

Assistant Concertmaster

Donna Carnes

Principal Second

Lisa Nielsen

Assistant Principal

Second

Erin Birkestrand Aguirre

Kara Baxter

Charon Lorraine Becker

Summer Brackhan

Linda Calvert

Erin Cosby

Jenna Ferdon

Hannah Jensen

Nadia Maudhoo

Lisa J. Myers

Kristin Pfabe

Julie Ralston

Anne Sorensen-Wang

Kirsten Wissink

VIOLA

Clark Potter, Principal

Marjorie Mengshol Chair

Christine Widman,

Assistant Principal

Fei Chen

Sarah Curley

Michael R. Frey

Patricia Morrow

CELLO

Karen Becker, Principal

Tracy Hanson Sands

Assistant Principal

Korynne Bolt

Jessica Dussault

Elizabeth Grunin

Adella Hotchkiss

Trevor Petersen

Leslie Williams Tien

BASS

Michael Swartz, Principal

Robert Scharmann,

Assistant Principal

Stephen Cantarero

Mark F. Haar

Chunyang Wang

Ian Wright

FLUTE

John Bailey, Principal

Louis H. Babst Chair

Amy Morris

PICCOLO

Rebecca Van de Bogart

OBOE

William McMullen, Principal

William & Mary Nye Chair

Lindsay Wiley

ENGLISH HORN

Darci Gamerl

CLARINET

Diane Cawein Barger,

Principal

Wesley J. &

Joan M. Reist Chair

M. Eugene Williams

Christy Banks

BASSOON

Jeffrey McCray, Principal

Karen Sandene

CONTRABASSOON

Joyce Besch

HORN

Gregory Helseth, Principal

Kaylene Beal

Kimberly M. Beasley

W. Harold Oliver

TRUMPET

Michael R. Thompson, Principal

Ruth Marie Amen Chair

Thomas Kelly

Deborah T. Bouffard

TROMBONE

Scott Anderson, Principal

Vernon A. Forbes Chair

Terry R. Rush

BASS TROMBONE

Timothy Dickmeyer

TUBA

Golden Lund, Principal

TIMPANI

Richard Jones, Principal

Symphony Guild

Anniversary Chair

PERCUSSION

Jeffrey Nelson, Principal

Kelli Nelson

HARP

Katie Wychulis, Principal

KEYBOARD

Richard Fountain, Principal

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CORPORATE & FOUNDATION SUPPORT

LSO THANKS OUR SEASON SPONSORS

MAJOR MULTI-YEAR GIFTS

Anabeth Hormel Cox Charitable Trust

MarySue Harris Charitable Trust

Lienemann Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Lincoln Symphony Foundation

Rhonda Seacrest

fortississimo GIFTS

Dillon Foundation

Dolezal Family Foundation

Immanuel Communities

National Endowment for the Arts

Nebraska Arts Council

fortissimo GIFTS

Assurity Life Insurance Company

Cooper Foundation

The Cornhusker – A Marriott Hotel*

Ebbeka Design*

Farmers Mutual of Nebraska

FNBO

Norma Somerheiser Fund

Nebraska Lottery

Rogers Foundation

Union Bank & Trust Co.

US Bank*

forte GIFTS

Ameritas

Dietze Music House

Nelnet, Inc.

West Gate Bank

mezzo forte GIFTS

Brooks, Pansing Brooks

Humanities Nebraska

Lincoln Community Foundation

Mattson, Ricketts, Davies Stewart & Calkins

Mary F. Tous Charitable Foundation

Music Performance Trust Fund

Pinnacle Bank

Ruth M. Amen Performing Arts

Designated Fund

Viletta Leite Haddal Rev Trust

mezzo piano GIFTS

Lincoln Arts Council

Lincoln Foundation Community Arts

Endowment Fund

Lincoln Community Foundation's LSO

Support Fund

N.Z. Snell & Flora Frost Snell Fund

Roy & Marian Statton Designated Fund

Seth Family Fund

*denotes in-kind sponsors

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FAVORITES OLD & NEW CLASSICAL

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2021, 7:30PM

STREAMED CONCERT

SEASON SPONSORS

CHAMBER MUSIC

J.S. BACH Concerto for 2 Violins in D minor, BWV 1043 17’

(1685-1750) Anton Miller, violin

Rita Porfiris, violin

Edward Polochick, piano

RODNEY NEWTON Capriccio for tuba and piano 3.5’

(b. 1945) Golden Lund, tuba

Richard Fountain, piano

SAMUEL SCHEIDT Canzona Bergamasca 4.5’

(1587-1654) Michael R. Thompson, trumpet

Thomas Kelly, trumpet

Kaylene Beal, horn

Scott Anderson, trombone

Golden Lund, tuba

TYLER G. WHITE Divertimentoscuro 15’

Lisa Nielsen, violin

Christine Widman, viola

Karen Becker, cello

Robert Scharmann, bass

Richard Fountain, piano

JEANINE RUEFF Rhapsodie for trombone and piano 8’

(1922-1999) Scott Anderson, trombone

Richard Fountain, piano

GIOVANNI GABRIELI Canzona per sonare #2 3’

(1557-1612) brass quintet

Artist and orchestra funding supported by the Anabeth Hormel Cox and MarySue Harris

Charitable Lead Trusts. LSO’s move to the Lied Center for Performing Arts made possible in part by

a gift from Rhonda Seacrest. Student tickets made possible by the Lienemann Charitable Foundation

Student Ticket Program. Accommodations provided by The Cornhusker – A Marriott Hotel.

Out of respect for LSO’s agreement with our performers, the use of cameras or recording

equipment is strictly prohibited in the concert hall. Please silence all electronic devices.

All programs and artists are subject to change.

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The Nebraska Arts Council, a state agency, has supported this program through its

matching grants program funded by the Nebraska Legislature, the National Endowment

for the Arts and the Nebraska Cultural Endowment. Visit www.artscouncil.nebraska.

gov for information on how the Nebraska Arts Council can assist your organization, or

how you can support the Nebraska Cultural Endowment.


CLASSICAL FAVORITES OLD & NEW

Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra,

and other ensembles.

Tyler G. White, Composer-in-Residence

Tyler Goodrich White has been Director of

Orchestras at the University of Nebraska-

Lincoln since 1994 and a member of the

composition faculty at UNL since 1996; before

coming to Nebraska, White led orchestras

at Cornell University and Trinity University

(Texas). In 2004, he was a guest lecturer in

Beijing, China, and in September 2007 he was

named Best Musical Director at the Waterford

International Festival of Light Opera in

Waterford, Ireland. Recent seasons have seen

additional guest conducting engagements in

Mexico, Brazil, and China. He has also been

Resident Conductor of Lincoln’s Symphony

Orchestra (2000-2019) and is currently the

orchestra’s Composer-in-Residence.

White was born in Atlanta, Georgia and was

raised in Manhattan, Kansas. After graduating

Phi Beta Kappa from the University of North

Carolina-Chapel Hill, he earned his master’s

and doctoral degrees in composition from

Cornell University, studying with Pulitzer

Prize-winners Steven Stucky and Karel

Husa. He has also studied at the University

of Copenhagen (Denmark) and the American

Conservatory at Fontainebleau (France).

National and international recognition for his

compositions has come through awards from

ASCAP, BMI, The American Conservatory at

Fontainebleau (Prix Maurice Ravel), Vienna

Modern Masters, the Omaha Symphony

Guild, Tulane University, Indiana State

University, and the Southeastern Composers

League, and through commissions from the

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the Cleveland

Chamber Symphony, Lincoln’s Symphony

In 1997, White’s cello concerto Threnos

(William Schuman in memoriam) became the

first work by a Nebraskan to win the Omaha

Symphony’s International New Music

Competition, and in 1999 his opera O Pioneers,

the first-ever operatic treatment of a Willa

Cather novel, was premiered at UNL and

televised on Nebraska Public Television. In

2001, Dr. White was named Composer of the

Year by the Nebraska Music teachers

Association. In 2003, White’s Elegy “for the

orphans of terror” was awarded the

Masterworks Prize and was recorded by the

Sofia Philharmonic on the inaugural volume of

ERM Media’s “Masterworks of the New Era” CD

series, and in 2006 his Mystic Trumpeter

(Symphony No. 2) was awarded Honorable

Mention in the ASCAP Foundation/Rudolf

Nissim Prize competition. In 2014, the newly

revised O Pioneers was awarded a Silver Medal

in the Global Music Prize competition and was

named a finalist for the American Music Prize.

In 2017, White was awarded an Individual

Artist Fellowship by the Nebraska Arts Council.

White’s latest opera, The Gambler’s Son

(libretto by Laura White, based on writings of

Mari Sandoz and Robert Henri), premiered in

November 2019, and his newly completed

Symphony No. 3 was awarded a Silver Medal

in the Global Music Awards.

2020 - 2021 Season

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We’re thinking of you.

We miss the opportunity to connect in person, but our concern

for public safety has us pausing our regular season concerts.

We’ll keep you informed when we are able to meet again.

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MEET THE MUSICIANS

LINDSAY WILEY, OBOE

What advice do you have for someone who

wants to learn your instrument?

Make sure to get private lessons! Oboe

is tough but really rewarding if you have

someone to guide you from the beginning.

Also, reed-making is something you will likely

experience if you play it through high school

and definitely beyond!

Tell us about your pre-concert routine.

I LOVE to go eat pho, which is a Vietnamese

noodle soup, a few hours before a concert.

Gets the brain functioning and centers me for

optimum focus. I also like to seclude myself

from others and run the music through my

head instead of practicing with the oboe.

What orchestral work have you never

performed live, but have always wanted to?

I would absolutely love to perform Mahler’s

Das Lied von der Erde. It has beautiful

woodwind lines, especially for oboe and

English horn.

What is your favorite popular artist, band, or

genre?

Radiohead has to be one of if not my favorite

non-classical artist out there. So many it’s

hard to choose, and I love lots of artists from

lots of genres, so not sure I can pick one

genre—but old-school hip hop is definitely up

there!

Tell us about your favorite memory from

working with LSO.

I had the opportunity to perform Respighi’s

Pines of Rome on English horn, which has a

super cool solo in the final movement I got to

perform with my LSO family a few years ago.

It was magic!!!

KIMBERLY BEASLEY, HORN

What advice do you have for someone who

wants to learn your instrument?

Music should be fun. Horn should be fun. Treat

the horn as an extension of yourself and

sing through it in whatever fashion speaks

to you. It can be hard work too, but each

breakthrough in skills opens a new world of

musical experiences.

Tell us about your pre-concert routine.

My pre-concert routine is easy: 1. Put the horn

together. 2. Blow a couple notes through the

little end to be sure sound comes out the big

end. 3. Head for the stage, but don’t forget the

music in your case.

What orchestral work have you never

performed live, but have always wanted to?

Mendelssohn’s Third Symphony. Fun horn

parts, fun everything parts … it just makes me

happy.

Tell us about your favorite memory from

working with LSO.

I absolutely love this orchestra, so almost

every opportunity to play with LSO becomes

a favorite memory. I'll pick two instead. One

was a concert at St. Paul's. The program

featured a bunch of beautiful solo/melody

lines doubled between principal cello and

3rd horn (thank you composers!), and I got to

soloistically blend with the cello sound much

of the evening—very satisfying. The other

was a Halloween concert several years ago.

I got to dress up in my mother's wedding

dress and "process" every time I entered or

left stage as if walking down the aisle. Making

Ed Polochick crack up and almost lose it as

he looked back and realized he was cueing a

bride was worth the effort. Seeing my dad's

reaction to his daughter wearing his wife's

wedding dress on stage was priceless too.

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MEET THE MUSICIANS

ELIZABETH GRUNIN, CELLO

What advice do you have for someone who

wants to learn your instrument?

Get a good teacher, someone who will do a very

thorough job with posture and arm placement.

Tell us about your pre-concert routine.

Before the concert I check my clock about five

thousand times to make sure I am on time, and

panic about maybe getting the time wrong, and

worry about a time change. I call my stand partner

to check the call time, and other times, she calls me.

I eat a light snack, usually a banana.

If you could play any other instrument in the

orchestra, what would it be and why?

I would play the harp. It is such a magical

instrument.

What orchestral work have you never performed

live, but have always wanted to?

I would like to play Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana or

Verdi’s Aida.

When you’re not practicing, what do you do in

your spare time?

I teach music at my studio, give online lectures, knit

shawls, swim, and take my dogs and cat on walks.

.

LINDA CALVERT, VIOLIN

How long have you played your instrument?

I started playing the violin in 5th grade and

joined the LSO in 12th grade. This is my 49th

year with the LSO.

If you could play any other instrument in the

orchestra, what would it be and why?

When I was very young, I wanted to play

percussion (like my big brother) or flute.

My mother wanted me to play violin for 2

reasons: 1) they will need more violinists than

percussionists or flutes, and 2) she insisted

it be a small instrument because she was

tired of helping load and unload my brother’s

drums.

When you’re not practicing, what do you do

in your spare time?

My background includes human resources,

real estate, and property management. I

spend a great amount of time restoring and

landscaping my 1940 home.

CHUNYANG WANG, BASS

How long have you played your instrument?

22 years. Fun fact, I’m the third generation to play

the bass in my family.

When you’re not practicing, what do you do in

your spare time?

I enjoy cooking a lot, and spending time with my

wife, Anne, and daughter, Zoe.

What advice do you have for someone who

wants to learn your instrument?

Have a big car and be OK with random people

asking you if you had wished to play the piccolo!

What is your favorite popular artist, band, or

genre?

I love going back to my favorite bands from high

school—Green Day and Linkin Park—and I also

really enjoy artists like Imogen Heap and Halsey.

Tell us about your favorite memory from working

with LSO.

I would have to say last year’s Russian Dances. I

love Shostakovich, so getting to play the Chamber

Symphony for the first time WITH added dancers

was awesome!

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MEMORIAL & TRIBUTE CONTRIBUTIONS

IN MEMORY OF Carla & John Watson Jim & Margaret Michael J. Nolan

Juan Alonso

Michael & Amy

Griesen

Howard & Phyllis

Del & Linda Smith Zeleny

Ostrofsky

Nancy Dobler Judith Peterson

Bruce Anderson Morris Collier

Lisa Arter

Edward Polochick

Dorothy Anderson

Karen Becker* Jim & Jamie Dobler Sharon Radovich

Summer Brackhan* Larry & Amy

Deon & Susan Bahr

Robert Rauch

Donna Carnes*

Feerhusen

June Blatt

Jill Riaz

Aleta Collier

Jim & Margaret

Dick & Sue Boswell

Marleen & Bryan

Dorothy Chung*

Griesen

Bob & Candy

Kent & Jan Eakins

Rickertsen

Sen. John McCollister

Campbell

Meghan Ferris

Linda K. Roberts

James McMullen

Jack & Sally

Mark & Heidi

Patricia Sim

Christy Pearson

Campbell

Gouthro

Lloyd Stuhr

B. Strain

John & Linda

Debbie Greenblatt*

Mariclare Thomas

Donaldson

Jim & Margaret

DeEtta & Dale Vrana

Ann Finkner

Griesen

Elizabeth Carrol Gail & Greg Watman

Vicki Harris

Eveland

Rebecca & Ryan

Connie Fouts

Charlotte Heermann Her son Don & his Wells

Linda & Reg Gartner Charles & Mel Krutz wife Carolyn Lisa R. Westergaard

Sandy & John

Dottie Ladman*

Eveland

Marcia & Herman

Graham

Cynthia & Gary Love

Jim & Margaret Michael & Kelly

Mike Fardella

Wiebers

Griesen

Madcharo

Lauren Anderson Marjorie Wyant

Ward & Melisa Rex & Pamela Martin Robt & Mary Ann Barbara Zach Lee

Haessler

Anton Miller*

Karen Barnhard Carol & James

Judy & Doug Harman Connie Moon* Vance Birkman

Zalewski

Brad Harse

Pat Morrow*

Eric & Deborah Jeannie Zwiebel

Lisa Myers*

Bookstrom

Nancy Haugner Rhonda Neely* Vicki & Mike

Joann Bolton Forbes

John & Susan Hoppe Lisa Nielsen*

Bousquet

Vernon Fobes

Charitable

Kristin Pfabe*

Foundation

Genevieve Brandorff

James Wehrman

Tanner Pfeiffer* Don & Lynette

Timothy Jacobs

Dr. William (Bill) T.

Edward Polochick Byrnes

Brenda Keith

Julie Ralston*

Griffin

Timothy & Luella Cox

Roger Kruse

Jane Ray

Mary Arth

Linda S. David

Judy & Bill Lewis John Reinert*

Pat & Ellen Beans

Kay Roundey

Jayne von Forell James Berglund

Pamela Mattson

Tracy Sands*

Debus

Anthony & Kara

Heidi & Chris

Kim Salistean* Ben Eakes

Burwell

McInerny

Carla Schoenbaum Donald J. Ediger Jim & Sue Carraher

Daisy & Minnick Denise & Ross Gennaro Fardella Sally & John

Jim, Julie & Jed

Scholz

Mary Faylor

Desmond

Morton

Timothy Stentz Robert & Idonna Kent & Dorothy

Bill & Joyce Norris Mike Swartz

Florell

Endacott

Willa Penney

Diane S. Temme Jan Fremarek

Jill Everett

Carol Phillips-Cole

Roland & Hiroko Susan Goodrich Michael Faust

Temme

Brett & Linda

Jim & Margaret Nora Ford

Shalla Young

Ratcliffe

Griesen

Jim & Margaret

Barbara Zach Lee

Cathy & Bob Rauch

Paul Haith

*musicians who

Griesen

Don Ham

Brett & Audrey

performed at the

Catcher Griffin

Richert

R. Brad Harse

funeral

Phil & Barbara

Marilyn Rohla

Phil & Barbara

Heckman

John Sampson Doris Cook

Heckman

Gracia Henkle

Jane & Cheryl

Constance Cook

Fred & Julie Hoppe Jon Hinrichs & Donna

Scheffert

Glen & James Glen

John & Susan Hoppe Woods

Cathy & Dave

Jim & Margaret

Kenneth Hunter John Hoppe

Sellmyer

Griesen

Merle Jansen

Rich Jones & Willa

Stevens & Smith Gretta Heaney

Dianne & John Kalita Foster Jones

Construction Gerald Olson

Carolyn & Jay Kent Con & Barbara

Susie & Gale Sup Kay Sloan

Stacy & Jared Kvapil Keating

Shauna Labbee Sue Kuta

Pat & Leroy Svec Barbara Day

Pat Linder

John & Carol Miyoshi

Deborah Svec- Josephine Stewart Lewis P. Linkugel Doug & Joanne

Carstens

Sue & Derek Lochner Pillard

Heath, Jen &

John "Jerry"

James Luers

Svendsen Family

Edward Polochick

Desmond

Heidi Macy

Rhonda Seacrest

Richard & Karen

Vierk

Chuck & Marita Robert & Jean Carol Beth & Clay Smith

Burmeister

Murphy

Josephine Stewart

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MEMORIAL & TRIBUTE CONTRIBUTIONS

Craig & Liz

Wanamaker

Barbara Zach Lee

William & Sheila

Griffin

William Griffin, Jr.

Phil Heckman

Kathy Friedman

Josephine Stewart

Vicki Train Harris

Dr. William G.

Leavitt

Don & Carolyn

Eveland

Del Lienemann

Robert & Renee

Barbe

William J. and Kelley

A. Barnes

Neil & JoAnne

Bateman

Richard R. & Barbara

A. Bishop

John & Bev Braasch

Anne Bradford

Jim & Sue Carraher

Susan E. Carstenson

Dennis L. & Carol R.

Dahmke

Keith A. & Diane K.

Dietze

Timothy Gay

Jim & Margaret

Griesen

Bob & Diane

Grundman

David L. & Pamela J.

Iaquinta

Harland H. & Donna

J. Krambeck

Randy & Marlene

Knight

Reva M. Knightly

Gene & Suzanne

Kohmetscher

Richard & Janet

Labenz

Lorene Larsen

Doug & Mary

Lienemann

Gene Lienemann

Peggy & Chuck

McCann

Mike & Carol McKee

James Nissen

Linda A. Oliver

Thomas L. & Marry F.

Perrigo

Edward Polochick

Reprographic

Services

Association

Michael K. &

Margaret E. Ross

Pat Sass

Denise & Ross

Scholz

Neal & Katherine

Seibold

Shop Employees of

Midwest Steel

Charles S. & Debra J.

Tomek

Philip F. & Mary B.

White

Shalla Young

Barbara Zach Lee

Del & Charlotte

Lienemann

Denise & Ross

Scholz

Beverly Lightner

Joan Allen

Richard & Gayle

Allen

Diane Butherus

Gregory & Doris

Buttell

Donald & Helen

Carnes

Cirksena, Knight,

Jacobsen, Sieps &

Kresse LLC

William & Mary

Dougherty

Susan & Stanley

Fortkamp

Suzanne Jouvenat

Angela Jurgens

Robert Hagadorn

Connie Lightner

Cynthia & Gary Love

Peggy & Church

McCann

Tom & Kim Miriovsky

Michael & Erin

Reeder

Jane Rohman

Carrie Solomon

Schultz

Susan Scott

Michael & Lori Shaal

Strings Alliance in

Lincoln

Carol L. Miller

Eric and Erin Miller

Tom Miskimen

Brian, Lillian &

Melissa Bornstein

& Christie Emler

H. Donald Osborne

Kristin Pfabe

Edward Polochick

Clark & Jan Potter

Barbara Zach Lee

Virginia “Ginny”

Parker

Christine Brennan

John Carter

Amy Duxbury

Juliann French

Charlotte Heermann

Kim & John Salistean

Ruth Stephenson

Josephine Stewart

Clare Sward

Linda Thayer

Gus & Marcia

Wiebers

Shalla Young

Ann Rawley

Josephine Stewart

Ky Rohman

Sally & John

Desmond

Lynne Rustad

Jim & Margaret

Griesen

Carolyn Knaub-Ryba

Edward Polochick

Barbara Zach Lee

James "Jim"

Seacrest

Jim & Margaret

Griesen

Edward Polochick

Shalla Young

Barbara Zach Lee

Sister Ruth

Schirtzinger

& Mr. Phillip

Schirtzinger

Jim & Margaret

Griesen

Stuart & Marcia

Parsons

Dennis Schneider

Deborah T. Bouffard

Tom & Angie Kelly

Michael Thompson

Dennis Schneider

Deborah T. Bouffard

Tom & Angie Kelly

Michael Thompson

Josephine Sheffield

Loris L. Purtzer

William Stibor

Judy Stibor

John D. Turner

Elizabeth Sterns

Emanuel Wishnow

Gail Wishnow

Michael Zach

Caleb Bailey & Dr.

Sara Baker Bailey

IN HONOR OF

Doug & Mary

Campbell

Bill Etmund

Jessica Dussault

Patrick & Candace

Dussault

Marynelle Greene

Thomas & Sue Guild

Roger Reinhardt &

Sharon Mohatt

Verjean Vanier

Joyce & Lyle Vannier

Kenneth & Peggy

Volker

MarySue Harris

Mary-Ann Clinton

Edward Polochick

Carol Cook

Susan Harwood

Jane Rohman

Barbara & Robert

Bartle

David von Kampen

Bob & Diane

Grundman

ENCORE CLUB

MEMBERS

Rich Bailey

Anabeth Cox

Barbara G. Dinsdale

Florence &

Joseph Dubas

Family Trust

Larry Frederick

Doug & Pam Ganz

Jim & Margaret

Griesen

Dorothy & Francis

Haskins

Robert Hinrichs

Reg Kuhn

Dave & Marilyn

Moore

Bob & Jean Carol

Murphy

Robert & Phyllis

Narveson

Jeff & Kelli Nelson

Edward Polochick

Rich & Susan

Rodenburg

David & Catherine

Sellmyer

Rosemary & Mel

Thornton

Barbara Zach Lee

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ENSURING THE FUTURE

OF OUR SYMPHONY

WHAT IS THE ENCORE CLUB?

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have included LSO in their estate planning documents.

A PLANNED GIFT TO LINCOLN’S SYMPHONY

ORCHESTRA allows you to ensure that LSO serves our

community for generations to come. LSO works with the

Lincoln Symphony Orchestra Foundation, which exists

to manage endowment gifts. Proceeds are directly used

to benefit LSO, and account for 12% of LSO’s operating

budget. The LSO Foundation has assets of $3 million,

and LSO receives earnings each year based on the

current market value of the assets. Consider making a

planned gift today.

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PROUD SUPPORTER OF

LINCOLN’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Listen to LNK Today with Jack and Friends to hear from LSO Director Ed Polochick and special guests

as Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra prepares for their next performance. LNK Today,

hosted by Jack Mitchell, airs weekdays from 6-9 a.m. on KLIN 1400 AM.

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ANNUAL FUND DONORS

Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their generous

support of the 2020-2021 season. This list includes donations received after January 1, 2020

and before January 29, 2021. Donations are still being accepted for the 2020-2021 season.

MAESTRO CLUB $15,000+

Anabeth Cox

MarySue Harris

Rhonda Seacrest

VIRTUOSO CLUB $10,000+

Marilyn & David Moore

J. Richard Shoemaker &

Becky Van de Bogart

PLATINUM ORCHESTRA

CLUB $5,000+

Jim Barone

Don & Carolyn Eveland

Anthony & Kimberly Goins

Jessica Freeman &

Christopher Marks

Angie & Dan Muhleisen

GOLD ORCHESTRA CLUB

$2,500+

Jim & Margaret Griesen

Edward Polochick

Dennis & Nancy Stara

Josephine Stewart

Rob & C. J. Thoma

SILVER ORCHESTRA CLUB

$1,000+

Tam & Kathleen Allan

Doug & Mary Campbell

Geoff & Kristen Cline

Christine & Rob Denicola

Herbert & Kathy Friedman

Jon & Melanie Gross

Kenneth Hassler

Jim Hejduk

Robert Hinrichs

Tom & Linda Hoegemeyer

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Hove

Dan & Mary Howell

Kenneth & Meg Kester

Dr. Max & Patricia Linder

Ken & Linda Livingston

Mrs. Larry H. Lusk

Joan & John Michelsen

James & Gail O'Hanlon

Roger & Carol Riefler

Louise Schleich

Ken & Gidge Schmidt

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Ross & Denise Scholz

Duane & Debra Smith

Pamela Starr

Rosemary & Melvin Thornton

Craig & Joyce Urbauer

Barbara Zach Lee

BRONZE ORCHESTRA

CLUB $500+

Rich Bailey

Kimberly & David Beasley

Don & Sylvia Crilly

Molly Burns & Tom Klein

Robert & Cecelia Cather

Dr. Arthur Diaz &

Dr. Kaylene Beal

Craig Eckhardt

Jeffrey Haas

Phil & Barbara Heckman

Susan Kuck

Richard & Janet Labenz

Max & Lillie Larsen

Anton Miller & Rita Porfiris

Susan Larsen & Rich

Rodenburg

David & Karen Morgan

James & Mary Owens

Edmund Peeks

John & Sigrun Pfister

Tim & Shelley Pratt

Neva Pruess

Barbara & Benjamin Rader

Frank & Ann Sidles

Marian Statton

Bill & Betsy Strain

Richard & Eileen Vautravers

Gus & Marcia Wiebers

David & Shirley Wilcox

Mary Zilly

Arthur Zygielbaum

FRIENDS CIRCLE

SUPPORTER $250+

Sandra Ashley & Jean Dorsey

James Bare

Andy Barry & Jennifer Carter

Barbara Bartle

Neil & Jo Bateman

Charon & Zach Becker

Gary Biskup

Robert Bockrath

Laura Burton Franz

Lynette & Don Byrnes

Marilyn Calhoon

Lois & Richard Dam

Frank & Ceri Daniels

Larry & Janee Dlugosh

Kent & Jan Eakins

Nancy Finken Ernst &

Thomas Ernst

Doug & Pam Ganz

Tom & Nancy Graul

Karen Griffin

Beth Griffing

DeLynn & Esther Hay

Richard & Lanelle Herink

Barbara Jacobson

Duane & Janet Jaecks

Karen & John Janovy

Reg Kuhn

Grace Larson

Damon Thomas Lee

Jeff & Jacqueline McCullough

Carol Myers

Lance Nielsen & Victor

Salgado Romero

Phyllis Pauley

Kirby & Dana Reardon

David & Catherine Sellmyer

Fred & Kristi Scheele

Ingrid Sepahpur

James & Michele Steckelberg

Dane & Cheryl Terhune

Tom Trenney & Brent Shaw

James Van Etten

Michael & Elizabeth Voorhies

Jake & Marjorie Wyant

Michael & Ruth Ann Wylie

Ray & Carolyn Zeisset

FRIENDS CIRCLE

CONTRIBUTOR $100+

Sigma Alpha Iota Alumni

Craig Ames

Ernie Arrigo

Boyd & Masako Bacon

John & Vi Baker

Diane Bartels

Mary Barton

Lorraine Beadell


THE CRESCENDO CLUB

SUPPORTING LSO’S GROWTH

LSO is thrilled to invite you to join our new support organization,

The Crescendo Club!

For $100/person ($200/couple), you can help support the work

that LSO does onstage and in the community.

Sign up today, and the perk of membership is that you’re invited to select

one home party to attend during the year. Each of the parties is an afterwork

gathering of friends, hosted by LSO supporters. Enjoy wine, snacks,

and the company of others who love LSO. Maestro Polochick and one of our

musicians will give a short musical performance, and LSO Executive Director

Barbara Zach Lee will distribute LSO’s annual report and give a brief update

on the activities of the orchestra.

FOR MORE INFORMATION & TO SIGN UP:

LINCOLNSYMPHONY.COM/CRESCENDOCLUB

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Karen Becker

Charles Bethea

Lora Black

Talea Bloch

Nancy Bond

Roxann & Leroy

Brennfoerder

Alan Brodbeck

Jo Brown

Marita Burmeister

Dori Bush

Thomas Carr Jr

Dorene Casey

Ray & Marcia Cederdahl

Mary-Ann Clinton

Jack & Shirley Cole

Aleta Collier

Foster Collins

Glynnis Collins

Joan Creger

Jerolyn & Jay Crosier

Gail Cross

Barbara & John Cutler

John & Susan Dahm

Jennifer Davidson

Richard Dienstbier

Harriett Dokken

Keith Dubas

Todd Duncan

Steve Dworsky

Meredith Edwards

Dr. Marijane England

Robert Epps

Lynn & Daysey Erbe

Elizabeth Esseks

Bill Etmund

Susan Ferdon

Donald Fick

Kindra Forster

Willa Foster Jones &

Rich Jones

Allen Freye

Brenda Friedman Ingraham

Colby Gauff

Tim & Chris Gay

Ann Geary

Noreen Goebel

Allison Goering

Kathryn Govaerts

Marynelle Greene &

Ned Sharp

Penny Greer

Arlene Greever

Jane Griffin

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Robert Grimit

Robert Haberman

Lucas Hadenfeldt

Robert Haller

Elaine Hammer

Lily Hans

James & Suzanne Harder

Tim & Jan Hardesty

Byron Harrison &

Brian Klinksiek

Dorothy & Francis Haskins

Dee Hatten

Thomas Heany

Eola Hedges

Charlotte Heermann

Beth Hemmer

Kent Heidtbrink

Carla Hiatt

Kathy Hill

Mary Hilton

Nora Hinrichs

Jon Hinrichs

Gunter Hofman

James & Linda Hoke

Bobbi & Kent Holm

Philip Holtzen

Harry Hopson

Darrel Huenergardt

Donna & Jeffrey Hunt

Thomas Hyde

Gerald & Linda John

Tom Kelly

Dianne Kennedy

Rich Kern

Virginia Knoll

Richard Knudsen

Mike & Amber Kutayli

Lou Lau

Victoria Lee

Lucy Lien

Janet Lingren

Anita Loeck

Edward & Loretta Love

Roger & Wanda Mandigo

Marvin Maurer

Peggy McCann

Donna McClain

Melissa McCoy

Jack McKimmy

Paula & Matt Metcalf

V.T. & Joyce Miller

Mike Moellering

David Moshman

Bob & Jean Carol Murphy

Margaret Nelson

Bethany Nelson

Carolyn Nickel

Lee Obermeyer

Kathryn Olson

Connie Osborne

Mary Alice Park

RJ Pasco

Aaron Peregrine

Marilyn & Thomas Petro

Jerrald & Esther Pfabe

Kristin Pfabe

Mu Phi Epsilon Alumni

Rachelle Pratt

Loris Purtzer

Ann Quinlan

Julie Reno

Juanita Rice

Bryan Rettig

Charles Riedesel

Reuben & Loretta Rieke

Bill & JoAnn Roehrs

Fran Rouzee

John & Kim Salistean

Ted Schultz

Becky & Sharad Seth

Jesica Shiers

David Skoug

Delbert & Linda Smith

Beth Smith

Wendy & Eric Smith

Marjorie Snodgrass

Sara Stephenson

Elizabeth Sterns

April Stevenson

Jeremy Sydik

Chris Thomas

Loretta Tiemann

Leslie Tien

Delmar & Alice Timm

Jean Travers

De Troxel

Jennifer Uher

Eric & Laverne Umland

Jerald Varner

Anne Vidaver

Stephanie Davis Wallace

Marilyn Wallin

Susan Weber

David Wedin and Nancy

Engen-Wedin

Connie Weir

Matthew & Hilary

Westenburg


ANNUAL FUND DONORS

Nancy Whitman

Dwight Wigg

Robert & Patricia Wikel

Dorthy Williams

Andrew Willis

Sky Wills

Judy Wood

Birgit Young

Michael Zeece

FRIENDS CIRCLE

MEMBER

UNDER $100

Andrea Ahrens

Richard & Esther Albers

John & Joan Anderson

Gary Alexander

Douglas Alford

Barry Arndt

Lori Aschoff

Meghan Bailey

Kelley & Christena Baker

Mark Bamesberger

Robert & JoAnn Barry

Elizabeth Bartell

Bruce Bartels

Lindsay & Jake Bartlett

Ken & Cindy Bazata

Stephen Behrendt

Kristine Behrens

Kirill Belashchenko

Carolyn Benson

Charles Berry

Jennifer Blank

Robert & Lynette Boyce

Anita Breckbill

Drew & Kelli Brown

Robert Bryant

Lori Brydl Anderson &

Darlene Brydl

Karen Buchfinck

Diane Butherus

Steven Carpenter

Elizabeth Chalenburg

Alicia Chapelle

Trudy Clark

Katharine Cloran

Nikki Colgrove

Doris Craig

Chase Crispin

Lauren Damm

Lisa Davis

Judith DeGraff

Burnita Den Hartog

Michelle DeRusha

Barbara Dinsdale

Jeneane Dodson

Julia Doerr

Lyle Dokulil

Janet Domeier

Carolyn Dow

Drew & Nick Duncan

Trevor Duncan

Anita Ducey

Jessica Dussault

Earl Dyer

Jennifer Dyson

Gwyndylynn Evans

Sandra Fabry

Bailey Feit

Mark Felker

James Finders

Miranda Finn

Martin Fischer

Mary Fischer

Carol Flaute

Matthew Foreman

Andy Frederick

Jodi Fuson

Patti Fusselman

Janet Gauger

Don & Diane Giebelhaus

Joyce Glaesemann

Elizabeth Glynn

Beth Goble

Helen Greer

John & Roxanne Gustafson

Nancy & Andrew

Hadenfeldt

Jennifer Hammond

Pat Hammond

Arlene Harris

Pinke Harrison

Jason Hayes

Don & Dorothy

Heidemann-Nelson

Jean Henderson

Alex Heraty

Christopher Herman

Susan Hild

Kristina Hill

Thomas Hinshaw

Mike & Pam Hoefs

Ed Holbrook

Matthew Holman

Mary Holtmeier

Susan Hoover

Sue Howe

Kelly Hunter

Karen Hupp

Judy Irvin

Dorothea Jacobsen

Ethan & Sara Jensen

Mark Jeter

James Ralph Johnson

Barbara Johnson

Cheryl Johnson

Wendy Jordan

Kimberly Ann Jorgensen

Nan Kaye-Skinner

Johnathan Kelly

Scott Kempkes

Laura Kilmer

Christine King

Doris Klausen

Leopold J Kovar

Laurie Thomas Lee

Miranda Leif

Marty Lesiak

Barbara Lewandowski

Cynthia Love

Richard Ludwig

Janet Malone

Cindy Maly

Katherine Mansouri

Charlene Marie

Nathaniel Mars

Uriah Mata

Peter Mayeux

Mary McBride

Robert McClean

Jordan McClintock

Natalie McCormick

Cindy McGill

Julie McManamey

Joseph Meduna

Thomas Michalek

James Miller

Emily Moore

Tonya Morrison

Maxine & Francis Moul

Mike Murphy

Clayton Naff

Lynda Nordyke

Lana Novak

Mark Onwiler

Jess Osborn

Phyllis Owen

Tanya Parmele

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ANNUAL FUND

Larry Pelter

Susan Petersen

Nora Peterson

Jerry Petr

Vicki Phillips

Clark & Janet Potter

Jill Primak

Don Rabbe

Diana Ramos

Alicia Ramos Gordin

Brett Charles Ratcliffe

Louis Reith

Jo Riecker-Karl

Mary Alice Riley

Jill Riley

Sharron Riordan

Alan Robb

Lee Rockwell

David Rosenbaum

Mark Ruhl

Cecilia Ruley

Kurt & Carly Runestad

Diana Sanderson

Tracy & David Sands

Luke Santos

Audrey Sayer

Audrey Schneider

Peter Schroeder

Shereen Schwaninger

Apryl Schwarz

Coralee Scritsmier

Allen Shambrook

Leslie Shaver

Richard Sherburne

Phyllis Smallfoot

Hannah Smith

Chris Smith

Jane Sonneland

Tess Sousek

Richard & Susan Spencer

John Sprude

Jan Staley

Kayle Stastny

Heather StClair

William Stephan

Ruth Stephenson

Robert Stock

Daniel Stratman

Joseph Streufert

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James & Susan

Stuart

Rosemary

Swanson

Jeane Synhorst

Katie Taddeucci

Mary Taylor

Janelle Taylor

Rachel Thomas

Randolph

Tichota

Michele Tilley

Mike Tinius

Susan

Townsend

Dennis Tyser

Laura Uridil

Mindy Van Wart

Sally Van Zandt

Mary Vershuur

Jessica Walsh

Diana Warner

Allen Wellman

Christopher

Wentworth

Diane West

Roger & Sylvia

Wiegand

Gerald Wilkins

Robert Williams

Jane Williams

Adrienne Wilson

Sam Wilson

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the following

businesses

that provided

a match to

employee

contributions:

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Educational

Services

Nelnet, Inc.

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All contributions to the foundation become a part of the Endowment Fund, established to ensure

the future of the orchestra. The principal is held permanently, while the interest earned each

year supports the orchestra. The following gifts have been received through December 1, 2020.

LSO Foundation

Contributors

Over $500,000

Ethel S. Abbott Charitable

Foundation

$100,000 to $499,999

Ruth Amen

Dorothea Gore

Margaret Klinker

Lienemann Charitable

Foundation

$50,000 to $99,999

Halcyon Allsman

Pauline Armstrong

Dr. Howard and Barbara

Dinsdale

Dr. and Mrs. William Nye

Joan M. & Wesley J. Reist

$20,000 to $49,999

Mr. and Mrs. Al Adams

Doris Dovel Trust

Erck Charitable Foundation

Ordella I. Geisler Estate

Richard Hay Estate

Oliver and Margaret Joy

Estates

Bonnie Kaltenborn Estate

Lincoln Symphony Guild

Marjorie Menshol

$5,000 to $19,999

Alice Abel

Martha and Ken Clark

Cliff's Notes

Mr. and Mrs. James Ebel &

Memorials

Folsom Memorial

Constance and Jack Geist

Burket Graf

Phoebe and Don Hamann

Keith Heckman

Leo Hill, Estate &

Memorials

Andrew Hove

Arlene and Buford Jones

Leo Kopp Memorial

Lienemann Charitable

Memorials

H. Don and Connie J.

Osborne

Priscilla Parson

Pat and Richard Smith

Sterns Charitable

Foundation

Susan and James Stuart

Loretta Tiemann

Paula and Woody Varner

Wells Fargo Bank

Connie and Richard White

Dr. David & Catherine

Sellmyer

Memorials In

Remembrance

$1,000 to $4,999

Ethel S. Abbott Memorials

Louis & Mary L. Babst

Memorial

Senator LaVon Crosby

Jane D. Dudgeon

Louise Foreman Memorial

Charlotte Lienemann

Memorial

Del Lienemann 90th

Birthday Celebration

Lincoln Symphony Guild

Memorials

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson

Suzanne Owen Memorial

Denise & Ross Scholz

Sidles Memorial

Fred Stiner

Nancy Vandervoort

Memorials

Wishnow Memorial

$500 to $999

Roxann & Leroy

Brennfoerder

FirsTier Bank

Leo Hill Birthday

Celebration

Dagmar Hoiberg

Marilyn & Dave Moore

James Nissen

Pansing Memorial

Peirson Memorial

Loris L. Purtzer

J. Richard Shoemaker &

Becky Van de Bogart

Lawrence Tyler Memorial

Janet & Richard Labenz

Westbrook Memorial

Up to $499

Jojen Batten

Nanci Burchess

Willard Cook Memorial

Angela Dawy

Robert & Christine

Denicola

Kathleen and Thomas

Conroy

Sally Desmond

Amy Duxbury

John Duxbury

Mary Ann & Chuck

Erickson

Bets & Larry Frederick

Mari Lane & John Gewecke

Dorothy & Francis Haskins

Hal Hasselbach

Barbara & Philip Heckman

Robert Hinrichs

Donna Woods & Jon

Hinrichs

Mrs. Walker Kennedy

Virginia Knoll

Reginald Kuhn

Jacqueline & Jeff

McCullough

Paula & Matt Metcalf

Ed Miller Memorial

Phyllis Narveson

Virgil Parker Memorial

Ginny Parker

Charles Piper

Edward Polochick

Shelley & Timothy Pratt

Lillian Slaughter

Susan Thompson

Diana Warner

Shalla Young

Barbara Zach Lee

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GALA CONTRIBUTIONS

Thank you to the following individuals and businesses who supported LSO's 2020 Gala

by donating items or experiences, donating their table or ticket reservation, or purchasing

items from our Virtual Silent Auction.

ITEMS DONATED BY:

A Novel Idea

Abendmusik

John Bailey

Kelley & Christena Baker

Diane Barger

Kaylene Beal

Kim Beasley

Karen Becker

The Capital Cigar Lounge

(Kimberly & Tony Goins)

Cornhusker Marriott

Francie & Finch Bookshop

From Nebraska Gift Shop

Goldenrod Pastries

Jim & Margaret Griesen

Jilly’s Socks

Lincoln Community

Playhouse

Lincoln Friends of Chamber

Music

The Mill Coffee & Tea

Nebraska Chamber Players

Nebraska Repertory Theatre

Jamie Steckelberg Scott

Stem Gallery

Mike Swartz

Becky Van de Bogart

Table Co-Hosts:

Ameritas

Mary & Doug Campbell

The Capital Cigar Lounge

(Kimberly & Tony Goins)

Cline Williams Wright

Johnson & Oldfather

Anabeth Cox

Dietze Music

Eye Surgical Associates

First National Bank

Margaret & James Griesen

Hinrichs, Sullivan, Odame &

Smith

Hixson-Lied College of Fine

& Performing Arts

Marilyn & Dave Moore

Nelnet

Pinnacle Bank

Kim & John Salistean

Rhonda Seacrest

Beth & Clay Smith and Ingrid

& Nader Sepahpur

Union Bank & Trust Co.

Becky Van de Bogart & Dick

Shoemaker

West Gate Bank

Barbara Zach Lee & Edward

Polochick

Auction Item Purchases:

Rich Bailey

Cindy Bassett

Hannah Bell

Doralee & Daryl Bell

Eric Berger

Beth Ann Brooks

Yupin Chao

Carol Cook

Anabeth Cox

Christopher Marks & Jessica

Freeman

Heidi Garvin

Marynelle Greene

Byron Harrison

Susan Harwood

Jim Hejduk

Karen Janovy

Barbara Johnson

Ken Kester

Carol Knolle-Faulkner

Karen Lay

Jeff & Jacqueline McCullough

Myra Meints

Joan & John Michelsen

Marilyn & Dave Moore

Susan Petersen

Dona Pracht

Mary Reiman

Sergio Ruiz

Karen Sandene

Dan & Tamara

Bill & Betsy Strain

Dick & Eileen Vautravers

Natalie Wertz

Jane Williams

Todd & Jennifer Wiltgen

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