2011 Annual Report - Newport Art Museum

ANNUAL
REPORT
2011
Creative and curious people founded the Art
Association of Newport in 1912 – artists, thinkers,
writers – people who understood that art is our link
with the past, a reflection on the present, and our gift
to the future. It helps us to celebrate our roots and to
find our place in history. Art teaches us how to see, hear
and feel the world – to express ourselves, our dreams,
our visions. Art saves the past and celebrates the future
by preserving our cultural heritage. Our founding
members believed that art mattered in 1912. It still
matters. Almost one hundred years later, the Newport
Art Museum continues to enhance community life as
a shared place for the arts, ideas and culture, where
creative and curious people come together.

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FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Time marches on! When many of you read this, the Newport Art Museum will have
crossed the century mark into its second century of bringing art to life in Rhode Island.
These pages bring you reports from the 12 months preceding our centennial year,
nevertheless during 2011 the Museum’s 100th anniversary was continually present in our
thoughts and actions.
As we prepared for the 2012 centennial, we reflected on our origins as the Art Association
of Newport (AAN), a democratic community-oriented organization dedicated to “the
cultivation of artistic endeavor and interest amongst the citizens of Newport.” A new
charter adopted in 1915 expanded the AAN’s mission to encompass all the arts, art
education and the establishment of a public art museum.
Since the beginning we have sought to enhance community life as a shared place
for the arts, ideas and culture. In 2011, we continued to serve Rhode Island and
regional communities as a cultural gathering place with a reputation for inclusiveness,
professionalism, high-quality exhibitions and programming, and dedication to individual
growth and learning.
It is an honor and a privilege to serve this institution and my community as President of the
Board of Trustees. In that capacity, I wish to extend my professional and personal gratitude
to all of the dedicated volunteers, staff members, community members, businesses,
foundations and others who have given of themselves and their resources to support the
Newport Art Museum’s efforts to bring art to life in Rhode Island.
Roderick B. O’Hanley
President, Board of Trustees

DIRECTOR’S REPORT FOR 2011
What is the Newport Art Museum? How is it of value to
the community it serves? In 2011 we addressed these and
other questions related to identity in order to define a
direction for the Museum’s second century.
From the inside, the Museum’s identity is based on its
purpose as expressed in our mission and our vision for the
future, and on those core values that guide our decisionmaking.
From the outside, the Museum’s identity reflects
what others believe is valuable and impactful on the lives
of individuals and the broad community. Ensuring that
both viewpoints are closely aligned is part of the work that
makes the Newport Art Museum a respected, trusted and
beloved institution in Rhode Island.
To this end, in 2011 we have dedicated our energies to
enhancing Rhode Island life by serving as a gathering place
for the enjoyment and enrichment of all. We have been
building our collection of Rhode Island regional art through
our 100 Works for 100 Years acquisition initiative. We have
created more scholarship and outreach opportunities, as
well as free Museum days, so that people, regardless of
their ability to pay, can be inspired by art or become artists
themselves. We finished the restoration of the Cushing
Memorial Gallery, and created a compelling new visual
identity with the help of Malcolm Grear Designers that puts
art within Newport in a contemporary yet classic design.
As the Museum stands on the eve of its centennial, we
are very grateful to the many dedicated stewards – staff,
trustees, members, volunteers - who in years past have
guided the Museum, and to foundations and individuals
who have given their support. We are equally appreciative
of today’s supporters and leaders who care deeply about
the Newport Art Museum’s next one hundred years.
Elizabeth A. Goddard
Executive Director
The Newport Art Museum is fully
accredited by the American Association of
Museums (AAM). This accreditation is the
highest national recognition of a museum’s
commitment to accountability, public
service, professional museum standards, and
excellence in education and stewardship.
Fewer than 5% of America’s 17,500 museums
have achieved this distinction.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
AS OF AUGUST 2011
Board Officers
Roderick O’Hanley
President
Anne S. Damon
First Vice President
Jean Gorham
Vice President
Sandra Craig
Vice President
Frederick Mattis
Treasurer
Diana R. Slocum
Secretary
Trustees
Jennifer Booth, Ed.D.
Pamela Chapman
Joseph A. Chazan, M.D.
Peter Englehart
Barnet Fain
Louis A. Fazzano
Patricia Fernandez
Sarah Gewirz
Cora Lee Gibbs
Edward T. Harvey
Sue Klau
Linda McGoldrick
Brooke Roberts
Robin Grace Warren
Ellicott Wright
OUR MISSION
The Newport Art Museum inspires passion
for the arts in diverse audiences through
exhibitions and collections, arts education,
historic preservation, and arts and cultural
programming. It focuses on artists – past
and present – who have lived and worked in
the Rhode Island region and celebrates their
importance in American art.
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CURATORIAL DEPARTMENT
In 2011, the Newport Art Museum
presented 16 exhibitions showcasing the
region’s finest contemporary and historic
art. We are the only museum in the country
to focus on the art of Rhode Island.
The ever popular Newport Annual
Members’ Juried Exhibition attracted
submissions from 242 artists. Juror Maya
Allison, Curator of the David Winton Bell
Gallery, Brown University, selected 72 works
for the exhibition.
Marion Carry
Woman in Red, c. 1950
Oil on canvas; 20 x 25 in.
Our major summer exhibition,
“Remembering the Ladies: Women and the
Art Association of Newport,” highlighted
Dean Richardson
Joe DeMaggio at Bat, 1991
Oil on canvas; 59 x 46 in.n.
women who were instrumental in
establishing and operating this now thriving
institution, in particular Maud Howe Elliott,
long time “director” [secretary] of the Art
Association. The exhibition also featured
artwork by significant regional and national
female artists who have exhibited here
since 1912, including Helena and Louisa
Sturtevant, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney,
Lilla Cabot Perry, Gertrude Fiske, Isabel
Bishop and Nancy Elizabeth Prophet. The
show was well reviewed and publicized
with articles in American Art Review and
Newport History. Generous support from
Patricia and Michael Fernandez, William
Vareika Fine Arts Ltd, Terrence and
Suzanne Murray and Diane Wilsey funded a
beautiful full-color catalogue.
In the fall, “Image and Innovation: 100
Years of Prints and Drawings from the
Permanent Collection” featured many
works that were exhibited for the first time,
thanks to funding for mats and frames.
Bruce Howe was at last acknowledged as
the donor of many of these prints
and drawings.
100 Works for 100 Years, initiated
in 2010, embraces the goal of
acquiring 100 significant works
of art representing 100 years of
service to our community. In 2011,
16 new pieces were donated
or purchased.
Our Collections Acquisition Fund
will grow through a deaccessioning
project spearheaded by local
curator Karen Conway. Proceeds
from the sale through auction of
works in the permanent collection
that do not comply with our mission
(or were acquired with the idea of
selling) will support the Collections
Acquisition Fund.
Funding to underwrite Curator
Nancy Whipple Grinnell’s
biography of Maud Howe Elliott is
almost complete.

GENEROUS GRANTS AND DONATIONS SUPPORT COLLECTION CONSERVATION,
MANAGEMENT AND GROWTH. THANK YOU!
Adelaide Roberts, for conservation at the Northeast Document Conservation Center of the Frances
Comstock collection of prints and drawings
Edward Harvey through the “Wet Paint 2011” auction, for the conservation of William Trost
Richards’ Guernsey Cliffs
Institute of Museum and Library Services American Heritage Restoration grant, to conserve
Mabel Norman Cerio’s portrait of Maud Howe Elliott
National Endowment for the Humanities grant, to upgrade humidification systems in our buildings
Robert Manice, to support the Newport Art Museum curatorial department
Marian O’Connell: Artist Books
and Etchings
William Klenk: Collage Paintings
Architectural Forum
Newport Annual Members’
Juried Exhibition
Journey: New Work
by Rugmaker Meg Little
Stop. Run Play. Photographs
by Susan Duca
Art from Within: Faculty Exhibition
Trent Burleson: Birds and
Other Metaphors
Things with Wings
Donor: Terrence and Suzanne Murray
Artist: Dean Richardson
Joe DeMaggio at Bat, 1991
Oil on canvas; 59 x 46 in.
Donor: Reverend Arthur F.
and Mrs. Vera A. Jennings
Artist: Emily Burling Waite
The Baptist Church, Newport, 1925
Aquatint; 5x7 in.
EXHIBITIONS 2011
China Blue: The Firefly Projects
Remembering the Ladies: Women
and the Art Association of Newport
Going Home: Sculpture and Prints
by Frank Poor
Printmakers’ Network
of Southern New England
The Vanishing Edge: Paintings
in Oil and Wool by Johanna McKenzie
Image and Innovation: 100 Years
of Prints and Drawings from
the Permanent Collection
2012 Photographer’s Guild
Members Exhibition
ADDITIONS TO THE PERMANENT COLLECTION, 2011
Donor: Dr. Joseph A.
and Helene Chazan Collection
Artist: Stephen Brownell
River Mill, 2010
Oil on canvas; 36 ½ x 50 in.
Donor: Robert M. and Joanne Schacht
Sculptor: Richard Graham
Desk, 1974
Carved marble with inlaid onyx from
Pakistan
78 x 35.5 x 29.5 in.
William Trost Richards
Guernsey Cliffs,
Channel Islands, 1899
Oil on canvas; 34 x 60 in
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Donor: Richard and Barbara Benson
Artist: Thomas Addison Richards
Tree /Verso Lake in Ramoha Valley, 1851
Graphite on paper; 5 x 3 in.
Juniata River, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, 1852
Graphite on paper; 5 ½ x 8 ½ in.
Donor: Amy Biddle
Artist: Catharine Morris Wright
Portrait of Admiral Nicholas Biddle
Oil on canvas; 37 x 30 in.
Donor: Frederick R. Mattis
Artist: Helena Sturtevant
Paradise, 1912
Oil on canvas; 22 ¼ x 31 in.
Donor Dr. and Mrs. William Klenk
Artist: William Klenk
Nevermore, 2009-10
Acrylic/collage; circular d.39 in.
Donor and Artist: Janet Alling
Black Irises/Tree, 2002
Oil on linen; 60 x 36 in.
Donor: Robert and Heidi Manice
Artist: Al Hirschfield
Jane Pickens, c.1960s
Ink on paper; 27 ½ x 2 in.
Donor and artist: Lyn Hayden
Mexican Orchid, 2010
Digital print from Kodak negative on sintra,
acrylic; 40 x 60 in.
Donor: Anna Wright Templeton-Cotill
Artist: Anna Richards Brewster
Three Richards Children: Preface page to A
New Alice in the Old Wonderland
Zinc cut
Donor: Gift of Martin L. and Louise M. Pezzullo
Artist: Louise Marianetti
Portraits of Everett Marshall, 1949
Tempera; 16 x 20 ½ in.
The Artificial Rose, 1944
Gouache on paper; 15 x 22 in.
Donor: Diana C. Bunting
Artist: Richard Banks
Portrait of Marcella McCormick, 1967
Oil on canvas; 49 x 38 in.
Donor and artist: Trent Burleson
Bird Espies Mayfly, 2010
Oil on canvas; 30 x 28 in.
Purchased with funds contributed by Michael
Murray, Esq.
Seller: Jan St. Peters, Alaska
Artist: Helena Sturtevant
St. Georges School
Etching; 7 x 9 in.
Donor: Anonymous
Artist: China Blue
The Firefly Tree, 2011
Repurposed architectural forms, power
cables, wooden dowels, speakers and blue
LED lights; 7.5 feet
Donor: Barnet and Jean Fain
Artist: Douglas W. Krueger
Untitled, c.1960
Graphite pencil on paper; 10 x 13 in
Artist: Jacques Muron
Panoora
Engraving; 4 ½ x 3 ½ in.
Purchased with funds contributed
by Elizabeth J. M. Prince Fund
Artist: Christopher Benson
Gramps: Portrait of Fud Benson, 2011
Oil on canvas; 54 x 44 in.
Donor: Dr. Joseph A. and Helene Chazan
Collection
Artist: Donna Bruton
Interior #1
Mixed; 18 x 19 in.
Interior #2
Mixed; 18 x 19 in.
Interior #3
Mixed; 39 x 36 in.
Donor: Bequest of Grisella Hall Kerr
Artist: John Elliott
Portrait of Maud Howe Elliott, c.1880s
Gouache; 14 x 15 ½ in.
Portrait of Maud Howe Elliott (study for
Triumph of Time), 1880s
Pastel; 24 x 18 in.
Landscape [Lawton’s Valley}, 1888
Oil on panel; 12 ½ x 9 in.
Donor: Mrs. Russell V. (Mary M.) Jennings
Lamp,
Tulip-shaped favrile glass shades, signed
Louis Comfort Tiffany
Tiffany style bronze base; unsigned
Donor: Printmakers’ Network
of Southern New England
Micro/Macro Print Portfolio
Prints; each 5 x7 in.
Donor: Malcolm and Clarice Grear
Artist: Aaron Siskind
Thames Street #4, 1974
Thames Street #5, 1974
Off Ocean Drive, 1974
Gaming Theory Series, 1965
Gelatin silver prints; each 10 x 10 in.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 2011
People of all ages and abilities explore
their creativity, engage with art and
connect with others through the Newport
Art Museum’s education programs.
Nearly 1,000 individuals enrolled in
more than 150 classes, camps, and
workshops. Dozens were able to attend on
scholarship with support from The Hartfield
Foundation, the Trustees of the Long Wharf
and Public School, Mr. and Mrs. James
J. Coleman, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Fernandez, Ford Family Foundation,
Philip Howard, Inner Light Center for
Yoga, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kiernan, Belinda
Kielland, and Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Vareika. Additional scholarship support
was generously given at the 2011 Summer
Soirée from David Aldrich, Armin B. Allen,
Anne S. Damon Trust, Theodora Aspegren,
Breyer Family Fund, Marion O. Charles,
Congressman David N. Cicilline , Dr. Jane
Dennison, Ronald L. Fleming, Dorrance H.
Hamilton, Scot Jarvis, Mary M. Jennings,
Katherine Field & Associates, Inc., George
H. McNeely, Thomas P. Palmer , James A.
Purviance , Frank N. Ray, David M. Ryan,
Leslie E. Taylor, Susan Turner, John A. Van
Beuren, and William M. Vareika.
By employing 35 artists at the Coleman
Center for Creative Studies in 2011, and
renting studio space to the Art League of
Rhode Island and the Community College
of Rhode Island, the Museum continues
its long-standing support of the artistic
community.
In conjunction with the exhibition of work
by the Printmakers’ of Network Southern
New England, the Coleman Center
offered a series of print workshops and
demonstrations.
Art history lectures and art demonstrations
provided learning opportunities for
students and visitors. Docents led tours
for over 250 adults and 285 youth. The
Museum hosted monthly Lunch with the
Artist discussions with Richard Tyre, films
sponsored by the Architectural Forum, and
lectures and presentations hosted by the
Photographers’ Guild, all of which were
open to the public.
Seven well-received speakers presented to
665 attendees in total during the 84th annual
Winter Lecture Series: Darrell West, Don
Bousquet, Soheyl Amini, Francisco Noya,
John K Grosvenor, Scott Molloy,and Lucia de
Leiris. Support from Ronald Lee Fleming II,
The Felicia Fund, George and Anita Furbish,
The Hope Foundation, Cynthia and Robert
Sinclair, and Robin Grace Warren made the
series possible.
Approximately 425 guests enjoyed our PM
Musical Picnics in 2011, sponsored again
this year by our friends at NewportFed.
Abbey Rhode, Fran Curley Jazz, and The
Ravers performed. NewportFed also
sponsored our Music in the Galleries
concerts. Performances by Chelley, Bill, and
Dyl, Aurea Ensemble, Fado with Josephine,
and two appearances of the Navy Band
Northeast: Top Brass Quintet entertained
325 people.
The Coleman Center for Creative Studies
exhibited six shows of faculty and student
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work in collaboration with the Art League
of Rhode Island and the Boys and Girls
Club of Newport County.
The Newport Art Museum inspires passion
for the arts in diverse audiences through
arts education. Our extensive Coleman
Center outreach programs served 1150
people in 2011. We collaborated with
numerous community organizations to offer
these programs including Boys and Girls
Club of Newport County, Inc., iNCASE,
Newport, Jamestown and Portsmouth
Public Schools, Looking Upwards, Sail to
Prevail, Newport Community School, and
the Bradley Schools in East Providence,
Portsmouth, Narragansett, and Westerly.
We also brought art education to elders
in collaboration with area retirement and
assisted living communities.
Eighty-five students from Rogers,
Portsmouth, and East Bay Metropolitan
High Schools learned about museum
BUILDINGS + GROUNDS� 2011
careers while earning high school credits
through MUSE (Museum Studies),
supported by the Institute for Museum and
Library Services (IMLS). IMLS funding also
allowed us to hire three MUSE students
as interns.
We are grateful to the Newport County
Fund of The Rhode Island Foundation and
The Jean Margaret Young Brown Fund
for their support of Artful Elders and to
BankNewport Charitable Fund and The
Hartfield Foundation for their support of our
longstanding collaboration with the Boys &
Girls Clubs of Newport County, Inc. Child
and Family generously funded Adopt an
Artist, which provides financial assistance
to youth interested in art classes at the
Coleman Center. Thank you to the Harry C.,
Miriam C. and William C. Horton Fund and
the John Clarke Trust for their support of our
arts enrichment programs with the Newport
Family Child Opportunity Zone.
Cushing Memorial Gallery
2011 saw the culmination of numerous repair and restoration
projects within the Cushing Gallery. We repaired water
damage to the interior plaster, duplicated original trim
and ceiling molding to restore the original form and color,
refinished the main stone composite lobby floor and the
badly worn gallery floors, with outstanding results.
Exterior accessibility and aesthetic improvements to the west
portico included restoration of the original doors, slate inlay,
domed ceiling, and decorative plaster. The handrails on
both entrances are scheduled for improvements in 2012.
John N. A. Griswold House
To ensure the integrity of the Griswold House façade and
roof, we painted the siding and trim, installed snow hooks,
and repaired gutters. The addition of warm-wire along leakprone
features will prevent ice build-ups that can lead to the
incursion of storm-water. The many intricate windows of the
house are awaiting a final cleaning and coat of paint before
new storm window installation, made possible through a
grant from The Champlin Foundations.
The six-year major inspection of all fire suppression systems
throughout the facility took place in October 2011. Minor
repairs and replacements were needed. This corresponded
with a staff briefing on fire code, suppression tools and
procedure to ensure a fire-safe environment.

Technological infrastructure improvements include the installation of new servers,
streamlined calendar synchronizations, and a virtual PBX phone system has increased
overall staff efficiency and productivity. We upgraded and repaired the audio-visual stack
housed in the Ilgenfritz gallery to accommodate its heavy usage. The outdated projector
remains the only item in need of replacement funding in order to meet the high definition
needs of our cutting-edge guilds and presenters, and to maintain the attractive nature of
our venue.
Coleman Center for Creative Studies
The Kahn Building is one of the most highly trafficked
areas on campus per square foot. Efforts to renew the
building’s overall aesthetic include plaster repair and
painting throughout the interior, and stripping and waxing
tile floors to restore their original luster. A hazardous
chemical disposal initiative has removed old and unused
chemicals from the print studio. The installation of HVAC
improvements, through the generous support of the Owen
Coleman Family Foundation has improved overall air quality.
Maintenance and improvement of the plumbing, ceramic
studio, and general appliances have helped to ensure the
overall functionality of the center.
In 2011, we upgraded heating and cooling systems at the Coleman Center with
generous support from Mr. and Mrs. James J. Coleman and the Owen Coleman
Family Foundation. A state-of-the-art SMARTboard and updated design software
enhanced our Digital Studio thanks to the generosity of The Jean Margaret Young
Brown Fund and the Rhode Island Foundation. Support from the Ocean State
Charities Trust enabled the Museum to upgrade Coleman Center office systems.
This magnificent carved Greek marble desk with
Pakistani onyx inlay now graces the Cushing Gallery
foyer thanks to the generosity of Robert and Joanne
Schacht.Originally created for Schacht’s law office in
Providence by sculptor Richard Graham, the desk fits
beautifully into our refurbished neo-classical building.
Graham studied sculpture at the Rhode Island School
of Design and exhibited at the Art Association in the
1970s, before relocating to Carrera, Italy.
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EVENTS� 2011
Summer Soirée
More than 260 guests attended Honoring Artful Women:
Painters and Patrons, on Saturday, July 9, 2011 where
we celebrated national arts patron Diane B. Wilsey for
outstanding support of the arts in San Francisco and
Newport. The gala raised more than $227,169, including
$14,000 in Coleman Center scholarship funds. Chairs
Jean and Sidney Gorham hosted a fun-filled evening that
included a sumptuous dinner provided by Russell Morin
Fine Catering, dancing to the Bob Hardwick Orchestra
and an exciting live auction. Special thanks to committee
members Rod O’Hanley, Linda McGoldrick, Diana Slocum,
Diane Montenegro, Judy Blake, Lawrence Bacon and David
Price; to event planner Francesca Campo; and to Jean
Gorham for her spectacular flower arrangements.
Congressman David Cicilline and presented a Congressional Citation to Diane “Dede” Wilsey
in recognition of her outstanding patronage of the arts in Newport and San Francisco.
Wet Paint 2011 made a big splash
Established and emerging artistic talent was in the spotlight
August 20 and 21 during Wet Paint, which generated
almost $68,000 for general operations, exhibitions and
programs. Our heartfelt thanks go to sponsor WILLIAM
VAREIKA FINE ARTS LTD and to the more than 300 artists
who donated all or a large part of the proceeds from the
sale of their work to the Museum. Thank you to co-chairs
Jessica Hagen, Brooke Roberts and Tom Eberhardt,
auctioneer Mike Corcoran, our many volunteers, and to
all of you who joined in the Wet Paint auctions. Thank you
also to sponsors Art New England, Artscope, Joseph A.
Chazan, M.D., the Norman Bird Sanctuary and our cash and
in-kind sponsors for making 2011 Wet Paint a success. We
gratefully acknowledge the efforts of committee members
Larry Bacon, Judy Blake, Martha Lynne Barrows, Jessica
Bradley, Tara Elliott, Gayle Hargreaves, Jeff McCooey and
Claire Newbury.
During 2011, 90 volunteers donated 3,108 hours
to the Museum. Interns and work-study students
from Salve Regina University, East Bay Metropolitan
School, Art Institute of Boston, Rogers High School,
Rhode Island School of Design, Evergreen State
College, Connecticut College, Brown University,
Clark University, and Drew University collectively
contributed 761 hours. We simply could not get by
without these generous and devoted supporters.
Thank you one and all.

In 2011, we closed the Griffon Shop, a consignment
store run by Museum volunteers for many years, to
make way for the Elizabeth Conklin Museum Shop,
which will carry merchandise reflecting our exhibitions
and collections, catalogues, art and art history books,
original art by Newport Art Museum members and
souvenirs. We will be raising additional funds in 2012 to
support the launch of this new venture.
The Museum wishes to acknowledge and thank the
many volunteers who have given countless hours
of their time in successfully managing the Griffon
Shop. The Museum has been the recipient of their
love and attention for twenty-four years. We are most
appreciative of their dedication and look forward to
having their help in the Elizabeth Conklin Museum Shop
and in other areas of the Museum community.
Elizabeth A. Goddard, Executive Director
NEWPORT ART MUSEUM STAFF 2011
Larry Bacon
Jonathan Baylor
Judy Blake
Jessica Bradley
Lindsay Butler
Charlene Carpenzano
Karen Conway
Christina D’Amico
Peter Dickison
Brianna Eekhoff
Tara Elliott
Ann Fonti
Kelsie Fountain
Elizabeth A. Goddard
Callie Griffiths
Nancy Whipple Grinnell
Helen Hadley
Gayle Hargreaves
Julia Harvey
Nancy L. Hurley
James Hockhousen
Anne Jenkins
Jessica Kowal
We honored long-serving Griffon Shop volunteer
Joan Klaserner in 2011 as Volunteer of the Year. “It’s
a delight to work with the people who work here. I’m
still having fun and I’ve enjoyed meeting the people
who consign here too,” says Joan. Our heart-felt
thanks to you Joan for your generosity.
Amy MacMillan
Jeff McCooey
Kaitlyn McKee
Mia Michelson-Bartlett
Lee Moloney
Diane Montenegro
Claire Newbury
Ryan O’Hara
Shawn Parker
Kirstey Randall
Julie Shoen
Kay Smyth
Pam Stanek
Lisa Tobin
Molly White
With special thanks to
Lakuna Design and
Campo & Company for
their assistance.
We are grateful to these
Centennial Sponsors who will
be supporting the Newport
Art Museum through 2012.
CENTENNIAL SPONSORS
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ASSETS
Cash & Cash Equivalents 313,948
Accounts & Grants Receivable 9,953
Prepaid Expenses 17,240
Endowment Accounts 2,290,275
Property & Equipment, Net of
Depreciation 4,690,934
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2011
Total Assets 7,322,350
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable 63,818
Accrued Expenses 23,906
Prepaid Program Fees 9,675
Lines of Credit 0
Mortgage Payable 298,705
TOTAL LIABILITIES 396,104
TOTAL NET ASSETS 6,926,246
Total Liabilities & Net Assets 7,322,350
SPECIAL EVENTS 21%
FACILITY
RENTALS 3%
EDUCATION 16%
STATEMENT OF ASSETS & LIABILITIES
DECEMBER, 2011 • DECEMBER, 2010
ASSETS
Cash & Cash Equivalents 207,456
Accounts & Grants Receivable 29,670
Prepaid Expenses 5,225
Endowment Accounts 2,358,226
Property & Equipment, Net of
Depreciation 4,850,646
Total Assets 7,451,233
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable 91,510
Accrued Expenses 22,043
Prepaid Program Fees 13,936
Lines of Credit 67,574
Mortgage Payable 250,491
TOTAL LIABILITIES 445,554
TOTAL NET ASSETS 7,005,669
Total Liabilities & Net Assets 7,451,223
2011 REVENUE 2011 EXPENSES
ADMISSIONS 2%
ANNUAL FUND 15%
MEMBERSHIPS 7%
MISCELLANEOUS 9%
GRANTS 27%
SALARIES & BENEFITS 55%
REVENUE & EXPENSES
DECEMBER, 2011 • DECEMBER, 2010
REVENUE
Grants 458,255
Contributions & Sponsorships 380,024
Program Fees 353,264
Fundraising Eventss 254,657
Miscellaneous Income 106,765
Total Operating Revenue 1,552,965
EXPENSES
Administration 234,946
Development 303,880
Curatorial 150,465
Education 335,696
Operations 539,899
Total Operating Expense 1,564,886
ADMINISTRATION 6%
EXHIBITIONS 5%
EDUCATION 2%
SPECIAL EVENTS 5%
RENTALS 1%
OPERATIONS 8%
MARKETING &
DEVELOPMENT 3%
DEPRECIATION 15%
REVENUE
Grants 310,960
Contributions & Sponsorships 333,484
Program Fees 398,703
Fundraising Events 264,536
Miscellaneous Income 99,857
Total Operating Revenue 1,407,540
EXPENSES
Administration 207,324
Development 285,414
Curatorial 150,069
Education 385,695
Operations 427,413
Total Operating Expense 1,455,915

CONTRIBUTORS
$50,000 and above
Alletta Morris McBean
Charitable Trust
The Champlin Foundations
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Coleman, Jr./
Owen Coleman Family Foundation
Rhode Island Foundation
van Beuren Charitable Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Mr. and Mrs. A. Leslie Ballard /
Ballard Exploration Company, Inc.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. de Ramel/
Elizabeth JM Prince Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Harvey, Jr.
Institute of Museum and
Library Services
Prince Charitable Trusts
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Sipprelle
Mrs. Diane B. Wilsey
$15,000 - $24,999
Dr. Joseph A. Chazan/
Joseph A. Chazan Revocable Trust
Mrs. Sandra Craig
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Egan/
Duniry Foundation Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Fernandez
Mr. David B. Ford/ Ford
Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gewirz/
Bernard S. and Sarah M. Gewirz
Foundation, Inc.
Mrs. Hayward Manice/
BGM Fund of New York
Community Trust
Mrs. Walter Mattis
Rhode Island State Council
on the Arts
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Vareika
WILLIAM VAREIKA FINE ARTS, LTD
$10,000 - $14,999
Breyer Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Manice
Providence Journal
Charitable Foundation
Mrs. Adelaide C. Roberts
Mr. David Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Ellicott Wright
$5,000 - $9,999
BankNewport
The John Clarke Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Damon/
Anne S. Damon Trust
Mr. Barnet Fain
Mr. Louis A. Fazzano
Mr. Ronald L. Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. James Klau
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gewirz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goddard
Mrs. Robert H.I. Goddard
The Hartfield Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hudson, Jr.
Mr. and Ms. James D. Klau
Mr. Frederick R. Mattis
The Murray Family
Charitable Foundation
National Endowment for
the Humanities
Newport Restoration Foundation
NewportFed Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Schochet
$2,500 - $4,999
Mrs. Victoria J. Avery
Dr. David W. Brown
Mrs. Ruth H. Buchanan
Captain and Mrs. Warren L. Caldwell, Jr.
Ms. Nancy Cushing
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Fagan
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Gorham III
Mrs. Samuel M.V. Hamilton/
Hamilton Family Foundation
Ms. Terry H. Morgenthaler
and Mr. Patrick J. Kerins
Mr. Roderick B. O’Hanley
and Mr. Richard Crisson
Mrs. Claiborne Pell
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ross
United Way of Rhode Island, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. van Beuren
$1,000 - $2,499
Mrs. Russell B. Aitken
Mr. and Mrs. Armin B. Allen
Argo Group
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Ashford
Ms. Theodora Aspegren
and Mr. Robert Bailey
Ms. Brittain Bardes/
The OLB Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bilden
Ms. Judy Blake
Dr. Jennifer Booth
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Breyer, III
Ms. Pamela Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan A. Chapman
Mrs. Marion O. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Comfort
Mr. William V. Cooney
and Ms. Margaret F. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Douglas, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edgerley/
Paul and Sandy Edgerley
Charitable Trust Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Elebash
Mr. and Mrs. Tylor Field II
Katherine Field & Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Furbish
Mr. Peter Gerard
and Ms. Melinda Gerard
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Gewirz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbane, Jr.
Mr. Peter W. Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gubelmann
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hagerty
Hagerty Family Foundation
Mr. Paul Haigney
Mr. and Mrs. S. Matthews V.
Hamilton, Jr./ Hazy Hill Foundation
The Honorable
Esmond V. Harmsworth
and Mr. James B. Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hickox
Harry M., Miriam C.
and William C. Horton Charity Fund
Ms. Mary M. Jennings
Ms. Dodie Kazanjian
Ms. Virginia Lacy
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lee
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lindh
Trustees of Long Wharf
and Public School
Mrs. Edmund C. Lynch, Jr.
Mr. Peter E. Madden
Ms. Marion Mariner
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Nelson/
Nelson Family Foundation
Ocean State Charities Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Richter
Ms. Denise L. Roberts
and Mr. David Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Roberts, Jr.
Ms. Laura L. Rose
and Mr. William T. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ryan
Mr. Nicholas B. Scheetz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinclair
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Slocum Jr.
Mrs. Lesley E. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. S. Emmett Thomas III
$500 - $999
Mrs. Leith Adams
Mr. and Mrs. David Aldrich
Ms. Dominique Alfandre
and Mr. Thomas P. Palmer
Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Anderson
Mrs. Merrilyn Bardes
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Barrack
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Bevan
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooke Blake
Mr. Buddy Bombard
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Bush-Brown
Cardi’s Furniture
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Conese/
The Conese Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John Damon
Ms. Jane Dennison
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Di Pietro
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce DiPietro
Mrs. John R. Drexel, III
Mr. Bartlett Dunbar
and Mrs. Lisa S. Lewis/
Middlecott Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Englehart
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewens
Ms. Melissa Fairgrieve
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Farrar
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fischer
Greater C. Foundation
Jae and John H. French II
Dr. and Mrs. Alex R. Gaudio
Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Gewirz
Mrs. Dona Gibbs
Mrs. Cora Lee Gibbs
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Herrick
Mr. James Hockhousen
Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. Hodges
Mr. Scot Jarvis
Curtis P. Jencks
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Keen
Roger King Fine Arts
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Leatherman/
Harvey Firestone, Jr. Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Lewinstein
The Honorable
and Mrs. Ronald K. Machtley
Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Margreiter
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauran
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McDonough
Ms. Linda McGoldrick
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mele
Mr. Richard A. Nelson
and Mr. James C. Michael Jr.
Miller, Scott & Holbrook
The Newport Architectural Forum
Newport Vineyards and Winery
Mrs. Ruth Orthwein
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Ms. Audrey C. Oswald
Ms. Anne D. Owen
Mr. Richard S. Palmer
Mrs. Cortlandt Parker
Mr. Lowell G. Powers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Purviance
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Richardson/
The Prospect Hill Foundation
Mr. William C. Rives
Mr. and Mrs. R. Brooke Roberts
Mrs. Marie L. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Rothe
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stockman
Ms. Gladys V. Szapary
Mr. Paul L. Szapary
Mr. Todd Traina
Ms. Valerie Urry
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Van Schaick
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Washburn
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Watson III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster
Vice Adm. and Mrs. Thomas R. Weschler
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson
$250 - $499
Captain and Mrs. Richard G. Alexander
Ms. Wendy Almquist
Mr. Lawrence Bacon
Bardes Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Becker
Bellevue Wine & Spirits
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bennett
Mr. George C. Bitting
George C. Bitting Revocable Trust
Mr. Thomas B. Blake
Mr. and Mrs. David Brodsky
Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Burnham
Ms. Elizabeth Casella
The Honorable David N. Cicilline
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Copeland
Mr. Frederick A. Cushing
and Ms. Caterine Milinaire
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Darden
D. F. Dwyer Insurance
Mr. Thomas Eberhardt
and Mr. Dan Burns
Mr. Leonard Grace
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grosvenor, Sr.
Jessica Hagen Fine Art + Design
Ms. Gayle P. Hargreaves
and Mr. Peter Muir
Mr. John D. Harris and Ms. Linda Sawyer
Mr. Thomas Haythe
Mrs. Francoise D. Helme
Mrs. Gail H. Herrlinger
Ms. Stefani M. Hulitar
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre D. Irving
Lincoln Energy Mechanical Services, Inc.
Mr. Richard C. Loebs, Jr.
Mr. Henry S. Lynn
Mrs. Esther E. Mauran
Mr. and Mrs. George H. McNeely, III
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moscatelli
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Murray, Esquire
Newport Hardware
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Roger Nolan
Ms. Sandra Ourusoff
Partridge Snow & Hahn, LLP
Ms. Florence L. Perry
The Photographers’ Guild
Mr. David W. Ray
Mrs. Nanette B. Ross
Salve Regina University
Mr. Turner Scott and Ms. Kathy Pratt
Mr. Michael Semenza
Mrs. Stephen W. Spencer
Mr. David A. Thalmann
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Tucker
Ms. Susan Turner
Ms. Nancy Whipple Grinnell
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison M. Wright
$100 - $249
Sister M. Therese Antone RSM
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barrett
Ms. Tita Beal
Mr. John Belohlavek
and Ms. Susan C. Turner
Mr. Nicholas H. Benson
and Ms. Alexandra H. Flood
Ms. Elizabeth Berberian
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Bert
Mrs. Kenneth H. Bitting, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Brandt
Ms. Nancy P. Bredbeck
Captain and Mrs. Nicholas Brown
Ms. Carolann D. Brown
Brigadier General
and Mrs. John C. Burney
Burney Family Charitable Trust
Ms. Helen Burnham
Ms. Nancy M. Campion
and Ms. Martha Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Cerce
C. M. Purveyors
Ms. Eleanor S. Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Conner
Mr. Michael R. Corcoran
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Corcoran
Ms. Ally Coulter
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crimmins
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Cushing, Jr.
Dr. John Cuttino
and Dr. Carolyn Dedrick
Estate Of Maria Dasdagulian
Mr. Jeffrey Day
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey F. Dewey, Jr.
Mrs. Jean DiBona
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Dick
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dick, III
Mrs. Lois Dickison
Ms. Margaret C. Downes
Mr. Michael F. Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. James FitzSimonds
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Galkin
Ms. Sarah Gillespie
Mr. Francis X. Girr
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Grant
Mr. Michael Gross
Mrs. Jessica Hagen-Hill
Mrs. Jane Hallowell
Ms. Marci Hawawini
Mr. Eric Hovermale
and Ms. Mary Clare O’Grady
Ms. Nancy Jenn
Mr. Brian Kerins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kieronski
Ms. Joan B. Klaserner
Ms. Mary L. Kosowski
Mrs. Gladys B. Lavine
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Leatherbee, Jr.
Mrs. Jane List
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Magee
Ms. Darcy Magratten
and Mr. James Estes
Mrs. Evelyn Marano
Dr. Louis J. Mariorenzi
and Ms. Priscilla Szneke
Dr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Mark
Ms. Patricia Mathews
Miss Elizabeth R. Maynard
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Dennis F. McCoy
Ms. Johanna McKenzie
and Mr. W. Brett McKenzie
Mr. Stephen A. Metcalf
Friends of the Middletown Library
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Millner
Ms. Elizabeth A. Moloney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Morton
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Needham
OceanPoint Insurance Agency
Mr. Richard Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. John Partridge
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T.H. Pell
Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Pelletier
Mr. and Mrs. John Picotte
Ms. Barbara Pilling
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Renner
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Rous
Mrs. Albert M. Schaler
Mr. Howard Schlesinger
Mrs. Frances Sherman
Ms. Sheila Smith
Mr. Thomas C. Sturtevant
and Ms. Carol Mullin
Mrs. Mary J. Sullivan
and Mr. Kevin P. Sullivan
Mrs. Anna Templeton-Cotill
and Mrs. Glone Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Asheton C. Toland
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Tomaino
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Van Liew
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Walker
Mr. George H. Warren
Ms. Janice Williams
Gifts up to $99
Mr. Daniel P. Alford
and Ms. Barbara St. Onge
Ms. Jean M. Anderson
Angela Moore, Inc.
Mrs. Florence Archambault
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bagwill
Ms. Linda Barlow
Ms. Deborah Baronas
Mr. Joseph Bashour
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baylor
Mrs. Kathleen Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bergey
Ms. Anne Bidstrup
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bidwell
Ms. Sally Blackett
Ms. Joan T. Boghossian
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Bohan
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bohan
Ms. Janice Borodezt
Ms. Carla O. A. Bosch
and Mr. William L. McQueen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Briggs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briscoe
Ms. Charlotte Brown
Mr. Benjamin Buglio
Ms. Amy Burnes
Mr. David B. Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Cameron
Mr. Steve J. Caminis
Mr. and Mrs. Ross S. Cann, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carniaux
Dr. Anthony T. Carrellas, M.D.
Ms. Maria K. Carroll
Ms. Kathleen Carron
Dr. and Mrs. William F. Cashman
Ms. Nancy Nelson Caswell
Mrs. Helen Catlett
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chesky
Mrs. Jonna R. Chewning

Ms. Ruth A. B. Clegg
Ms. Cathleen Connelly
Ms. Denyse Conrad
Ms. Trudy Coxe
Ms. Marilyn D. Curtis
Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Debrule
Mr. and Mrs. David DeMelim
Mrs. Patricia Dennett
Ms. Joan DeRugeris
Mr. Edward A. Dickerman, II
Ms. Nicole Dieso and Mr.
Christopher Kane
Dr. Leo P. Donovan Jr.
Agnes G. Doody Ph. D.
Mr. Kenneth Dore, Jr.
Ms. Barbara Doyle
Ms. Jacqueline A. Drexel
Mr. Ray Drueke and Ms. Diane Carey
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Dunn
Ms. Tara L. Ecenarro
and Mr. Nico M. Ecenarro
Mr. Robert Egan
and Ms. Patricia Glazer
Ms. Joanne Emerson
Mrs. Beth Everett
Mr. Peter S. Fagan
Ms. Mary Louise Fazzano
Mr. Ryan Feeney
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Ferguson
Ms. Marianne Ferro
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Fischer
Mr. Thomas F. Freeman
Mrs. Samuel Friedman
Mr. Eric Full
Mr. C. Richard Gamper Jr.
Mr. James Gedney
Mr. and Mrs. Paul German
Mr. Oliver Gill
Ms. Miriam Gilman
Ms. Virginia B. Gladding
Ms. Aline Glorieux
Mr. Monty Gomez
Count Roberto Grande
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Grant
Ms. Mary Ellen Grosvenor
Ms. Holly Grosvenor
Mr. Michael S. Guertin
Mr. Jim Hagen
Ms. Jennifer Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hammer
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Hampton
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Harris
Ms. Barbara Harris
and Mr. Seth Kurn
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Heymann
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Hillegass
Mr. Krishna Murty
and Mrs. Catherine Hillery
Mr. Thomas Hockaday
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hodgson Jr.
Mrs. Joan R. Hopper
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Houlihan
IBM Corporation
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Mr. Leland Jackson
and Ms. Diana Norton-Jackson
Mr. Stephen N. Jacoby
and Dr. Jacqueline Jacoby
Professor Margaret M. Jacoby
Dr. and Mrs. Marc Jaffe
Captain and Mrs. Donald A. Jagoe
Dr. and Mrs. H. Perry Jeffries
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Jernigan
Ms. Sofia M. Kaczor
and Ms. Camille Bobiak
Mrs. Jill Kelly
Mr. David Kendrick
Ms. Margaret Kennedy
Ms. Carole P. Kenny
and Mr. Frank A. Leith
Mr. Peter King, III
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klingbeil
Mr. and Mrs. Reynold T. Larsen
Mrs. Helen C. Lee
Ms. Joan Liebman
Ms. Karen M. Nash
and Mr. Robert Lind
Mr. James R. Lynch
and Ms. Sandra Urban-Lynch
Ms. Mary Jane MacLean
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Mallinson
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Mancoll
Mr. Joseph S. Matose IV
Mr. Scott Mawhinney
Ms. Margaret R. McKenna
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. McMahon
Mary C. McNally
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Megargee
Mr. Philip M. Mello
Mrs. Suzanne M. Merciol
Ms. Carol Miller
Mr. Dallas G. Molerin
Mr. Steven Montalvo
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moore
Ms. Eileen M. Muldoon
Ms. Naomi Neville
Mrs. Mary P. Newman
Newport Tent Company
Mr. Lennart Nilsson
Ms. Elizabeth O’Connor
Oral Surgery and
Dental Implant Center, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Page
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Paquette
Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson
Mr. Wesley Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perry
Ms. Betty A. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petrucci
Mr. Henry Petzel
Pfizer Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
Ms. Andrea Phillips
Mrs. Raymond Picozzi
Mr. and Mrs. David Pinkham
Mr. John Pitocco
Ms. Mary Ann Podolak
Ms. Nancy A. Potter
Mr. Matt Powell
Ms. Martha I. Powell
Mr. Christopher Powell
Ms. Roxann Press
Ms. Jean Quinn
Mr. William Rafferty
Mrs. Charlene Reisch
Dr. Timothy E. Revello
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Richardson, Jr.
Mrs. Vicki Rodrigues
Mrs. Susan Rood
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rosenthal
Ms. Aldona S. Sabalis
Ms. Joanna Salvo
Mr. and Mrs. James Sammons
Mr. Federico Santi
and Mr. John Gacher
Ms. Kathleen Scanlon
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Scheel
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Scigulinsky
Ms. Helene Scola
Mrs. Fran Seidenberg
Ms. Jan C. Shapin
and Mr. Anthony Stapleton
Ms. Roberta Shapiro
Mr. William Shea
Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Sherman, Jr.
Ms. Hiroko Shikashio
Simeon Potter House
Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny
Ms. Ann C. Souder
Mr. Douglas Stark
Mrs. Stephanie Stuart
Ms. Patricia Cahill Taft
and Mr. John B. Taft
Ms. Judith O. Tate
Mr. Michael Testa
Mr. Christopher G. Tompsett
and Ms. Nancy Raposo
Mr. James Turanski
and Ms. Thais Turanski
Mr. Edward J. Turner
Mr. James H. Van Alen
Ms. Jane M. Viti
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Wallace
Ms. Mary Louise Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watters
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Watts, Jr.
Rabbi and Mrs. Loel Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. James Wermuth
Mr. William Carpenter
and Ms. Emily Westcott
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm F. Wheeler
Jan Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Paul White
Mrs. Cynthia Williams
Ms. Cindy H. Wilson
Ms. Marcia Wirth
Ms. Wendy Withington
and Mr. David Paisner
Mrs. Consuela H. Woodford
Ms. Alyce Wright
Dr. Karl M. Zuzarte
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