2018 annual Report

In early 2018, Historic Seatt le began working on a new strategic plan. As we thought through the goals and strategies that wil l guide us through the next five years, it became clear that it was time to update our mission to ref lect our beliefs and the work we do every day.

Carefully thinking through each word, we came to the statement you see above. Unlike the cause of historic preservation, it is simple. That is why we believe it is so apt.

Preservation as a field may be complicated, ful l of complex standards and criteria to comply with, and it can take years to finish a rehabilitation project or resolve an advocacy issue. But, at its core, preservation is as simple as it gets: people want to be in places that have history, soul, authenticity, patina…places that are meaningful.

As if we needed proof of that idea, our new mission statement was quickly put to the test. Our team was just getting used to the words when a development plan for the Showbox building took over Seatt le’s news cycle. As we mobilized immediately to do everything we could to protect this iconic home for music and culture, it became obvious how much power l ies behind the work described in our mission’s simple words.

All year, these words have been at the heart of our work. As we move forward with our strategic plan and as we act in response to unforeseen threats, one thing is certain. It is our mission to save meaningful places to foster l ively communities, and we cannot do it a lone.

With gratitude,

Kji Kelly | Executive Director

Saving meaningful places to

foster lively communities

T H E M I S S I O N

Cover: In 2018, Historic Sea le responded to the threat of demolition of The Showbox with a landmark nomination, a move made possible by past contributions to our advocacy fund. Image courtesy of Sunny Martini. Right: Throughout 2018, the Save The Showbox community turned out in masses at City Hall to show their support for protecting this valued cultural space.

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6 7 0 t i m e s b y e m p o w e r i n g c i t i z e n s , p r o v i d i n g

l e a d e r s h i p t o c o m m u n i t y g r o u p s , b u i l d i n g

g r a s s r o o t s c o a l i t i o n s , r e s e a r c h i n g h i s t o r i c p l a c e s ,

a n d p u r s u i n g l a n d m a r k p r o t e c t i o n s ;

P R E S E R V E , b y f o s t e r i n g l i v e l y c o m m u n i t i e s

t h r o u g h t h e s t e w a r d s h i p o f 8 p r o p e r t i e s t h a t s e r v e

a s h o m e s t o 2 6 n o n p r o f i t s , a s c h o o l , a m u s e u m ,

a n d 4 8 f a m i l y u n i t s , h o s t i n g a r a n g e o f a c t i v i t i e s

t h r o u g h 2 5 5 , 0 0 0 + v i s i t s a n n u a l l y .

Home to several nonprof i t s , a senior center, a school ,

6 af fordable ar t is t s tudios/ apar tments , and shor t -

term rental per formance and meet ing spaces

Market rate, s ingle -family housing

16 af fordable housing units

Headquar ters of Histor ic Seat t le, Mar t in -Zambito Fine Ar t , and

Firs t Hi l l Psychological Ser v ices

11 af fordable housing units

Home to the Seat t le unit of the Nat ional Park Ser v ice’s

K londike Gold Rush Nat ional Histor ical Park

Af fordable per formance space and home to anchor par tners and social just ice ar ts groups

206 Zulu, B lack Power Unl imited / Cypher Cafe (formerly

Hidmo), and Voices Ris ing

14 af fordable housing units

IN 2018, HISTORIC SEATTLE’S PROPERTIES FOSTERED LIVELY COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING...

B E L -B O Y H O U S E S F I R S T H I L L

C A D I L L A C H O T E LP I O N E E R S Q U A R E

T H E D E A R B O R N H O U S EF I R S T H I L L

T H E E G A N H O U S EE A S T L A K E

G O O D S H E P H E R D C E N T E RWA L L I N G F O R D

P H I L L I P S H O U S EF I R S T H I L L

V I C T O R I A N R O W A PA R T M E N T SI N T E R N A T I O N A L D I S T R I C T

WA S H I N G T O N H A L LC E N T R A L A R E A

In 2018, we continued to diversify our education programming, while bringing back some of your old favorites, such as the Good Shepherd Center garden tour and annual heirloom apple tasting. Our programming also offered new experiences like our grassroots preservation advocacy celebration and urban sketching workshop. From our headquarters on First Hill to Diablo Dam in the North Cascades, your support enabled us to bring together longtime members and new supporters, as we proudly featured a wide array of communities, as well as the people and stories that define them.

P R O G R A M S

programming, while bringing back some of your old programming, while bringing back some of your old favorites, such as the Good Shepherd Center garden tour favorites, such as the Good Shepherd Center garden tour and annual heirloom apple tasting. Our programming also and annual heirloom apple tasting. Our programming also offered new experiences like our grassroots preservation offered new experiences like our grassroots preservation advocacy celebration and urban sketching workshop. advocacy celebration and urban sketching workshop. From our headquarters on First Hill to Diablo Dam in the From our headquarters on First Hill to Diablo Dam in the North Cascades, your support enabled us to bring together North Cascades, your support enabled us to bring together longtime members and new supporters, as we proudly longtime members and new supporters, as we proudly featured a wide array of communities, as well as the people featured a wide array of communities, as well as the people

YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT ALLOWS US TO OPEN THE DOOR TO MEANINGFUL PLACES THROUGH OUR PROGRAMMING.

Scenes from our 2018 programs, clockwise from top le� : the Diablo Dam as seen from a Diablo Lake boat cruise, part of the Skagit Hydroelectric Facilities overnight tour; a visit to the newly remodeled Space Needle; and our Behind the Garden Wall tour of the Good Shepherd Center grounds.

A D V O C A C Y

As historic buildings in our city continue to fall prey to the ongoing development trend, advocacy has emerged as a vital tool in the fight to save meaningful places.

From helping guide grassroots groups like Save the Roy Vue on Capitol Hill, to working with the community to Save the Garden House in Beacon Hill, to leading the fight to Save The Showbox, 2018 was the year of the landmark.

In our new strategic plan, we set a goal of strengthening the preservation toolkit. In 2018, we worked to push for stronger protections through landmarking. In the years to come, we will continue to develop new tools and resources to empower people to advocate for preservation; create opportunities for collaboration with community partners like Save Our Square (Pioneer Square); research, develop, and evaluate policy solutions to strengthen landmarks and historic district ordinances; and propose policy solutions to decision-makers.policy solutions to decision-makers.policy solutions to decision-makers.

DID YOU KNOW THAT ONLY 0.5% OF BUILDINGS IN SEATTLE ARE LANDMARKED?

P H I L A N T H R O P Y

In 2018, donors who care desperately came together to help fund our work, contributing more than $256,000 in support of our mission.

Through our spring advocacy campaign, Preservation Awards Benefit, fall appeal, corporate sponsorships, and more, each person who contributed in 2018 had a direct impact on our work. We are humbled by your generosity and were glad to be able to show our appreciation at our 3rd Annual Holiday Open House, through the new quarterly donors-only Preservation Conversation series, and at our annual luncheon for Cornerstone Legacy Society donors and Preservation Partners who give $1,000 or more annually.

Celebrating preservation victories in 2018, le� : advocates for Capitol Hill’s Roy Vue Apartments landmark nomination at City Hall; below: generous supporters at our 2018 Awards Benefi t at Washington Hall.

“IF WE DON’T CARE ABOUT OUR PAST, WE CANNOT HOPE FOR THE FUTURE… I CARE DESPERATELY ABOUT SAVING OLD BUILDINGS.” - JACQUELINE KENNEDY ONASSIS

F I N A N C I A L S

THESE AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INDICATE OUR

FINANCIAL POSITION, REVENUE, AND EXPENSES FOR 2018.

STATEMENT OF NET ASSETS

Above: guests socialize at the Tracy House in Normandy Park, one of three Pacific Northwest residences designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

12/31/2018 12/31/2017 ChangeASSETS

Current AssetsCash Accounts 879,000 958,000 (79,000) Restricted, Reserves, & Deposits 1,098,000 1,138,000 (40,000) Other Current Assets 231,000 220,000 11,000

Total Current Assets 2,208,000 2,316,000 (108,000) Fixed Assets

Land & Buildings 29,302,000 29,014,000 288,000 Furniture & Equipment, Library 248,000 248,000 - Rehabilitation in Progress 104,000 137,000 (33,000) Accumulated Depreciation (10,759,000) (10,040,000) (719,000)

Total Fixed Assets 18,895,000 19,359,000 (464,000) Other Assets 6,068,000 6,072,000 (4,000)

TOTAL ASSETS 27,171,000 27,747,000 (576,000)

LIABILITIES & EQUITYLiabilities

Current Liabilities 234,000 252,000 (18,000) Long Term Liabilities 16,723,000 17,020,000 (297,000)

Total Liabilities 16,957,000 17,272,000 (315,000) Equity 10,214,000 10,475,000 (261,000)

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 27,171,000 27,747,000 (576,000)

Real Estate Income$2,662,000

Unrestricted Contributions and Membership Gifts

$160,000

Programs $21,000

Restricted Contributions

$103,000

Interest and Investments

$125,000

R E V E N U E: $ 3 ,0 7 1 ,0 0 0

Real Estate Operations

$853,000

Salaries and Benefits$988,000

Administration$158,000

Programs and Events

$62,000

Fixed Expenses$553,000

Depreciation$719,000

E X PE NSE S: $3 ,3 3 3 ,0 0 0

NET INCOME: - $262 ,0 0 0

BY GIVING TO HISTORIC SEATTLE, YOU ARE A PART OF OUR

SUPPORTERS’ CIRCLE. WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO EACH

PERSON LISTED HERE. YOU ARE HELPING US SHAPE A LIVABLE

CITY THAT VALUES AND PROTECTS ITS COLLECTIVE HISTORY.

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T A B L E A U S O F T W A R E F O U N D A T I O N

Above: the Fremont Bridge rises in front of participants during a hard hat tour of the bridge.

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Beneficial State Bank

Board & Vellum

BOLA Architecture & Planning

Karen & Paul Breckenridge

Bricklin & Newman, LLP

BuildingWork, LLC

Kay M. Bullitt

Shirley Courtois

JoAnn Cowan & John Turnbull

Kevin Daniels

Dovetail

Eagle Rock Ventures

Earthwise Architectural Salvage

Exxel Pacific

Ben Gibbard

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Hunters Capital

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Diana James

Rebecca & Kji Kelly

Kate & Chapin Krafft

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Lease Crutcher Lewis

Flora Ling & Paul Sturm

Lydig Construction

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Equity Fund

Marvin Anderson Architects PLLC

Lorne McConachie

Mary P. McCumber

Duff McKagan

McMenamins

Jeffrey Murdock

National Trust Insurance Services

Nitze Stagen & Co.

Office of Arts and Culture

Pacifica Law Group

Pike Place Market PDA

RAFN Company

Kathryn & Brad Renner

Ron Wright | Ron Wright & Associates/Architects

San Fermo

Shearer Painting

SHKS Architects

SMR Architects

Sunny Speidel

Swenson Say Fagét

Tru Mechanical

Marcia D. Wagoner

Kimberly Watson & Glenn Draper

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suzanne & Marvin anderson

anonymous

Judith Barbour

leigh Bhe

Marjorie Bianco & Bob Vernon

Pauline & Harry Buhler

sai chaleunphonh

clark | Barnes

sharon E. coleman

suzanne & Marc de van der schueren

liz Dunn

Future Unlimited law

Graham Baba architects

James E. Graham

Hammer & Hand

Mark Hannum & Joel Ruland

Keri & Bob Heggenes

christopher imbeau

Patricia Jacobson

Kim Kemp

nicole c. Klein

Karen Koon & Brad Edwards

Dean Kralios

linda larson & Gerry Johnson

M.a. leonard

Michael longyear

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colleen & Bill Mcaleer

lisa & Rick sever

Tom speer

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Valerie Tran

Harriet Wasserman

cynthia Weaver

Westbrook Restorations

Eugenia Woo & alex Baker

$250 - $499Vernon abelsen

Gregory carl aden

Mathew albores

Deborah Barker

Jocelyn Bauer

cynthia Brothers

David cathers

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cTa Design Builders

Jane Davies

Pam Derry

Dale Dvorak

clay Eals

Environmental stoneWorks

James E. Fearn

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Ruth Marcie Fruland, PhD

stephen M. Hall

sarah Hatfi eld

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susan Jones

Gilbert P. Joynt

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anne Knight & Jerome arbes

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Gavin lambie

lani Doely Photography

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caroline lemay

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lee & Rob Murray

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Ott o Greule

Dana & chad Phelan

Mary-alice Pomputius & Walter smith

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Richaven, PLLC

Andrew J. Roe

röm architecture studio

Irwin Sarason

Jessica Schein & Mike Powe

Sco¼ Shapiro

Viki Sherborne

Ken Sparks

The Meridian School

Carol Tobin & David Aynardi

Michael Voris

Be¼ y Wagner

Naomi West

Lori B. White & Ryan Donaldson

Rosemary & Kenneth Willman

Bryan Zagers

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Acme Maintenance

Hannah Ahmed

Alyssa M. Alcantara

Karen M. Allman & Elizabeth Wales

Anonymous

The Arctic Club

Mindy Lou Baker

Maria Barrientos

Lee Benne¼

Alan Black

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Colleen Browne

Daniel E. Burnstein

Rhonda Bush

Danielle H. Butz

Kate & Jerry Campbell

Cardwell Architects

Basil J. Cascio

Holly K. Chamberlain

Ashley Clark & Chris Manojlovic

Molly & Bob Cleland

Roger Congdon

Kathleen Conner & Steve Butler

George Corley

Michael K. Davis

Lynne De Merri¼

Above: advocates show C & P Co� ee Company their love with “HeartBombs.”

$100-$249Juliett e & David Delfs

nicole Demers-changelo

Bryce Desrosier

Emily Dexter

Michael Dorcy

Double-hung Window Restoration

s. Wayne Duncan

susan & Patrick Dunn

Ruth & alvin Eller

Dr. Joanne Euster

lynn Ferguson

linnea Fichter

Kyle s. Finn

corinne Fligner

Marilee Fuller

Jennifer Gillick & David Klotz

louie Gong

connie Walker Gray

Jessica Greenway & Ken nelson

lynn & George Gutt mann

christie Hammond

Matt hew B. Hanna

lois Hanson

Kay Harley

susan & Jerry Haas

Jane Hastings

sue Ellen Hays

Kim Herber & Thom Ditt y

Julia & Michael Herschensohn

David Hewitt

Margot & Tim Hill

suzanne Hitt man

nikki & Dennis Honey

spencer Howard

Mark Huck

Winifred Hussey

Doug ito

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William Janik

Margot c. Kadesch

Zane Kanyer

Justine Kim

ana Kimball

Meghan Kimpton

Ted Korolak

Jean & Roger leed

James legatt

Flo lentz

Gary F. Magnuson

Rowayne Maguire

laura Markley

David Mcclain

sarah Mccoy & Jim Buchanan

Marilyn & chuck McKenzie

casey McManemy

Elizabeth s. Merritt

Daniel l. Miles

Kimberly Miller

Michele & Michael Miller

Tracy Mitchell

Marilyn M. Montgomery

Mary E. Montgomery

chris Moore

Robin Murphy

Ronald Murphy

Marissa natkin

linda nelson

liz nichols

Donna M. nies

lisa & Peter a. nitze

northwest Vernacular

Donna & Ken Olsen

leanne Olson & Jim Bailey

ann Ormsby

Mary Orvis

amanda Overly

Paula Palmer

Tamar Pearsall

Meredith Perlman

Jerry Peterson

Karen J. Phillips

Phinney neighborhood association

Katie Pratt

suzanne & John Price

Brigett e M. Quichocho

Rico l. Quirindongo

Jeannett e Reynolds

cynthia Richardson

nathan Rosenbaum

Jane M. savard

$100-$249

$1-$99

lillian sherman

lynn shimamoto & Donald Brubeck

Martin smith

Mark speidel

steve stroming

Marie strong

carmen suazo & Jim Waldref

Judith swain & David strauss

Gayle Thompson

carey Thurston

stephanie s. Toothman, Ph.D.

Barbara Trunkhill

Eileen Vincent

Virginia Voorhees

Jessica Wagoner

sheila Walter & Bob Mcnulty

Kathryn Warner

Kate Weiland

Martha West & lowen clausen

Patt y Whisler

cathy Wickwire

Jacqueline Williams

Elaine Wine

Withey Price landscape & Design

Gail D. Yates

David Yeaworth

$100-$249

$1-$99Malcolm acock

sally anderson

Dawn anson

Barbara archbold

andra artemova & Maxim artemov

steve ash

Maia Krahl astley

christopher Bain

catherine Baker

Kendall Baker

William a. Baker

Justine Barton

Dina c. Basaca

andrew Bates

Mary M. & Greg Batie

Ron Paul Baum

Kristin Bayruns

susan Beardsley

sara Bennett

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sheila Bishop

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Mark Blitzer

Terry Boedeker

Janine Bond

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Bailey Kay Bowell

Heather Bowen

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Roslyn Burroughs

alan Bushley

christopher G. canlas

David carpenter

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Gerald chihara

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cindy claypool

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lawrence crawford

laurie cromwell

lois M. crow

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christie Davenport

Marguerite s. David

alan J. Davidson

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christina l. Deatry

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Judy Demetre

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susan & John DeRosa

carla DiFranco & Jeff rey Packer

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Ellen Duernberger

Janey Elliott

lisa & Ron Elzig

Twila J. Emry

Ron Endlich

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lott ie Eskilsson

Martha Fegan

Joel H. Ferrell

lance H. Fish

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David Flood

anne Forestieri

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lynett e Friberg Weber

Gary P. Gaff ner

Pat Gallagher

Dee Garrett

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cynthia Gibbs

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Don Gillmore

sarah Gladden

lisa D. Goedecke

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carolyn Gould

claire & Paul Grace

Molly Graham

laurie Grant

Patricia Gray

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sheri & Deane Healey

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nancy Hevly

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cindy Hughes

angela Hultz

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Victoria isham

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Karen Kane

sherry Kennedy

steve Kirkman

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alan Knapp

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Patricia M. Komen

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Barbara Krieger

Georgi & steven Krom

corine Kuehlthau

aileen M. langhans

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$1-$99Ethylanne larrimore

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christopher layman

Jo anne laz

Kristine leander

Jane lear

Mary leatherman

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libby lewis & Dave Traugott

Tim lewis

Paula & Douglas lindsay

carol linthicum

Robert D. lipman

susan J. locke

Kenneth loen

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linda luedtke

Jerry luiten

cheryl lundgren

Mimi Macleod

lisa Marker & Kirk Bellar

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William Maschmeier

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carolyn Mawbey

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sheila Mead

Robert Mech

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Richard P. Miller

Ellen Miller-Wolfe

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Patricia Moe

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leigh a. nelson

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nancy Olsen

Brandon Ortmeyer

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norene idelle Ott

John Outt erson

Diana Painter

carol lynn Patt ison

Becky F. Pearson

sandra Perkins & Jeff rey Ochsner

Marise & Randy Person

Darren Peterson

Jon Phillips

Jim Pitt man

John Pound

sharon & James Price

charles Ralston

chas Redmond

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Margo Reich

carla Rickerson

Kate Riley

nancy carrs Roach & Tom Roach

Elizabeth B. Rodgers

Marga Rose Hancock

Diana Ryesky & Gerald J. Delay

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Wende sanderson & Jere laFollett e

Marianne sato

Dorrit saviers

syaz sazali

Joanna schade

Risha schildkraut

adam schneider

Judith schweikhardt

anne searing

saundra selle

linda sewell

lyria a. shaff er-Bauck

Marita sheeran

Mary sherhart & christian saether

Mimi sheridan

Michael sherman

sandra & William shopes

craig shumate

Goldie & Donald silverman

Betina simmons

claudia skelton

Jana skillingstead

Elon slutsky

Michael M. smith

sherry & Milt smrstik

Dr. Karen snee & Bill campbell

Elly snow & James Walker

carol a. sollie

Michael solo

Judi sorensen

Barbara H. spaeth

Brigid M. stackpool

susan E. starr

Richard stead

susan steiner

lisa strandin

Deborah sundblad

Janice sutt er & Jeff Davies

catherine swanson

Elaine Talbot

Holly Taylor

Gail Thompson

nat Tambur Thompson

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anne Tiura

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Beth Topping

David Traylor

Mollie Tremaine

Dorene & Dennis Tully

Rodolfo V. Umali

Jeannie Uyeda

suzanne Vadman

Rosemary Van arsdel

stephanie annalyse VanBramer

Floie Vane

sue von Derwies

constance Vorman

Jennifer Wah

Thomas Wake

stephen Walsh

Wendi Walsh

Trevina Wang & David Hasenstab

Debbie Ward

Elaine Weeks

Bonnie R. West

Russell Whalen

Kay Wilson

Janet Wilt

carol Wollenberg & Daniel Kerlee

Donna Wolter

samuel Valton Wood

Monte Wright

norman B. Yelin

Paul Zemann

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Above: Families sample o� erings at our Annual Heirloom Apple Tasting at the Good Shepherd Center.