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Chairman’s Letter Board of Trustees

As I enter my third and final term as Chairman it’s exciting to look back on the many accomplishments and great strides made by the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum.

The first phase of the Digitization Project was expected to take two years, with a completion date of September 30, 2017, and I’m thrilled to share is was officially completed in April 2017. With the first phase completed, the digitization team will move onto the next phase which includes a

significant amount of original blueprints.

Our biggest obstacle with the Digitization Project is not production but funding, with the project funded through the end of 2017, we will need additional funding moving forward. This is an important project that will allow greater access to approximately 100,000 archival items for researchers, writers, restorers, students, and many others.

The Museum received five additional vehicles from the estate of Guy E. Beatty in 2016. A special exhibit, which has been titled “The Beatty Bunch,” will be on display at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum during the Labor Day weekend festivities.

It is inspiring to see all of the work that has gone into the Museum. None of it would be possible without the dedication of so many volunteers and donors over the past four decades. Thank you so much for all you do.

Best Regards,

Chuck SurackChairman, Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum

2016 Troy Ackerman, Terence Adderley, Michael Betten, Laura Brinkman, Earl Brooks II, Jeff Burns, Ed Cepuran, Gene Davenport, Dan Drummond, Terry Hines, Herb Horrom, Mike Huffman, Ron Huinker, Brian Joseph, John Kruse, Charles Shepard III, John Steckbeck, Chuck Surack, Steve Valenti, Douglas Woods.

• Founded 1973 by Auburn Automotive Heritage, Inc.

• Open to the public on July 6, 1974

• Attendance in 2016: 44,384

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Officers and Executive CommitteeChairman of the Board: Chuck SurackVice Chairman: Herb HorromSecretary: Dan DrummondTreasurer: Jeff BurnsAt Large: John SteckbeckAt Large: Steve ValentiCEO: Laura Brinkman

Past ChairmanMike Eikenberry

President EmeritusRobert Pass

Vision Statement To preserve for centuries, the Auburn Automobile Company headquarters building, Auburns, Cords, Duesenbergs and other fine automobiles and artifacts relevant to documenting and sharing their historical significance.

Mission StatementTo collect, document, preserve and interpret relevant artifacts and stories of the Auburn Automobile Company, Duesenberg Inc., Auburns, Cords, Duesenbergs and other significant automobiles and their heritage of innovation, competition, societal influence and design, engaging communities in enriched, educational and fun experiences that have enduring impact on diverse audiences.

Museum Committees and ChairpersonsBuilding Committee: Herb HorromCollections Committee: Robert JoyntDevelopment Committee: Chuck SurackEducation and Interpretation Committee: Jon BillFinance Committee: Jeff BurnsHuman Resources Committee: Jeff TurnerNominating Committee: Jeff TurnerStrategic Planning Committee: Chuck Surack

Museum EmployeesJack Bassett, Jon Bill, Dan Bonkowski, Ethan Bowers, Nicholas Braun, Kelley Brenneman, Laura Brinkman, Breanna Casto, Hailey Casto, Michael Cupka, Marcia Souers-Doell, Makayla Duval, Joan Eardly, Taylor Elkins, Sheena Gomez, Emma Goodman, Samuel Grate, Karen Grogg, Siera Helmick, Rachel Hook, Alishia Iddings, Kendra Klink, Tessa Leins, Karen McCullough, Callie Zonker- McDougald, Alyssa Miller, Andrew Miller, Danielle Miller, Landon Miller, Layton Miller, Cindy Murfield, Janet Nichols, Brandon Park, Kelby Park, Harold Ramsey, Parker Schilling, Janice Schippers, Sydney Shuherk, Linda Skelly, Carson Smith, Haley Steinhilber, Megan Stoffer, Megan Stonestreet, Marie Stump, Haley Treesh, Lilly Wallace, Sara Wells, Jonathan Williams, Steven Wimer.

Kelley Brenneman

Paula Busse

Museum InternsKelley Brenneman Manchester University B.A. in History IUPUI, Masters of Library Science ( May 2017)Digital Humanities and Archival Fellow

Paula Busse University of Northern IowaB.A. in History ( May 2017)

Nick Braun IPFWB.A. in History ( May 2017)

Andrew Miller University of Saint Francis (FW)B.A. in History

Danielle Miller University of Saint Francis (FW)B.S. in Forensic ChemistryPursuing Masters of Library Science as a result of her internship

Anna Muckenfuss Ball State UniversityB.A. in History with a focus on Public History

Haley Steinhilber Manchester UniversityB.A. in History (May 2017)

Marie Stump Manchester UniversityB.A. in English

Megan Stoffer IPFWB.A. in History

Sydney Shuherk University of Saint Francis (FW)B.A. in History

AutomobileThe museum owns 110 vehicles, which are combined with other vehicles on loan, to create its exhibits. Exhibits are centered on six primary areas:

1. Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg cars of the classic era.

2. Other cars made by the Auburn Automobile Company.

3. Cars made in Auburn, Indiana.

4. Cars made in Indiana.

5. Classic cars of the Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg era.

6. Cars of special interest, with significant historical impact.

ArchivesThe archives collection contains books, factory literature, original photographs, sales materials, correspondence and periodicals related to Auburns, Cords and Duesenbergs as well as the larger automotive industry.

Small ArtifactsThe small artifact collection contains items relevant to the activities of the Auburn Automobile Company, its automobiles and its associates. Many of these are used in the museum’s exhibits.

Automobile Collection Wish List

Auburn, Cord and DuesenbergAuburn 1903 - 1907 Auburn First and Second Generation SpeedsterCord L-29 Closed and Custom bodiedCord L-29 body styles not currently owned: Sedan, Phaeton, BroughamCord 812 Custom BerlineDuesenberg Model ADuesenberg Model YDuesenberg Model J – various body stylesDuesenberg Model J – superchargedDuesenberg Race Car

Any outstanding, original examples of Auburns, Cords or Duesenbergs

Full ClassicsTM

BuickChrysler / DeSoto AirflowLincoln 1932-33, V-12Marmon V-16Rolls Royce Phantom IEuropean ClassicsUnusual Custom-Bodied Vehicles

Auburn, Indiana, BuiltSuch as 1908-09 Black, de Soto, Handywagon, Model, Union.Any vehicle that is not currently known to exist

Indiana GalleryMcFarlan with large displacement engine

Special InterestLarge horsepower Brass Car > 48 h.p.Chrysler/DeSoto AirflowRolls Royce Silver Ghost1948 TuckerMercedes-Benz 300 SL “Gullwing”Adler Trumpf1930s Citroen Traction-Avant

Supporting1928-1930 Stinson Junior1930-1936 Dodge boat with Lycoming engineDuesenberg bicycle Duesenberg Four Cylinder Walking Beam Engine

We have obtained several of these vehicles through loans, the goal is to own them.

Revised December 3, 2016

2016 Driving Experience Sponsors

Duesenberg LevelUltra Motorsports – Leon Habegger

Auburn LevelLutheran Health Network

Buehrig LevelHuntington Sheet MetalPNC Financial Services GroupO’Daniel Automotive GroupSweetCarsVorderman Volkswagen

2016 Extravaganza Benefit Sponsors

Duesenberg LevelAuctions America by RMSweetwater and Chuck and Lisa Surack

Cord LevelCustom Coating – Patch and Terry HinesLutheran Health NetworkPNCUltra MotorSports

Auburn LevelGene and Will DavenportDo it Best Corp.Leak Auction CompanyValeo Financial Advisors, LLCWorldWide AuctioneersReliable Carriers, Inc.

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ArchivesThe archives collection contains books, factory literature, original photographs, sales materials, correspondence and periodicals related to Auburns, Cords and Duesenbergs as well as the larger automotive industry.

Small ArtifactsThe small artifact collection contains items relevant to the activities of the Auburn Automobile Company, its automobiles and its associates. Many of these are used in the museum’s exhibits.

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BuildingThe museum building, the museum’s largest artifact was constructed for the Auburn Automobile Company in 1929 after a design by A.M. Strauss of Fort Wayne. It is one of the finest examples of art deco architecture in the Midwest. The Auburn Automobile Company administration building housed the corporate showroom, executive and general offices, engineering and experimental departments, design studios and telephone switchboards until the company’s end in 1937. The museum building is considered to be its most significant artifact.

Automobile Collection Wish List

Auburn, Cord and DuesenbergAuburn 1903 - 1907 Auburn First and Second Generation SpeedsterCord L-29 Closed and Custom bodiedCord L-29 body styles not currently owned: Sedan, Phaeton, BroughamCord 812 Custom BerlineDuesenberg Model ADuesenberg Model YDuesenberg Model J – various body stylesDuesenberg Model J – superchargedDuesenberg Race Car

Any outstanding, original examples of Auburns, Cords or Duesenbergs

Full ClassicsTM

BuickChrysler / DeSoto AirflowLincoln 1932-33, V-12Marmon V-16Rolls Royce Phantom IEuropean ClassicsUnusual Custom-Bodied Vehicles

Auburn, Indiana, BuiltSuch as 1908-09 Black, de Soto, Handywagon, Model, Union.Any vehicle that is not currently known to exist

Indiana GalleryMcFarlan with large displacement engine

Special InterestLarge horsepower Brass Car > 48 h.p.Chrysler/DeSoto AirflowRolls Royce Silver Ghost1948 TuckerMercedes-Benz 300 SL “Gullwing”Adler Trumpf1930s Citroen Traction-Avant

Supporting1928-1930 Stinson Junior1930-1936 Dodge boat with Lycoming engineDuesenberg bicycle Duesenberg Four Cylinder Walking Beam Engine

We have obtained several of these vehicles through loans, the goal is to own them.

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Volunteer of the Year

At the Museum’s Annual Meeting of the Membership, Jerry Schippers was named 2016 Volunteer of the Year. Jerry has been volunteering at the Museum since 2009 and has helped the Museum in a variety of ways including mailings and anything else he can do to help. His friendly smile and sense of humor brighten up the Museum every day he is here.

Thank you for your hard work and dedication!

2016 Volunteer of the Year Jerry Schippers

Volunteer Officers for 2016Sue Bauermeister, PresidentBarbara Bonfield-Delong, Vice PresidentSharon Johnson-Smith, Secretary

Volunteers for 2016Troy Ackerman, Phyllis Adams, Joey Aiken, Vivian Ball, Sue Bauermeister, Mary Ruth Beeber, Bob Berger, Pam Berger, Peg Bill, Brian Blacketor, Beverly Blech, Barbara Bonfield Delong, Mike Buchs, Jim Burns, Jedd Copenhaver, Ralph Depaolo, Tom Deweese, Roger Ellert, Al Ensley, Kay Finchum, Chris Friend, Dave Fry, Norma Fry, Jack Graham, Frank Guzik, Cindy Guzik, Don Haddix, Margaret Haller, Dan Harlow, Janette Henning, Mike Hite, Lois Hoelle, Maxine Hoffman, Mary Hohler, Ron Huinker, Helene Jacquay, Sharon Johnson-Smith, Bonnie Kelham, Linda Kennedy, Kay Knapp, Andy Larowe, Larry Larowe, Marilyn Launer, Joan Morr, Don Mumford, Glenn Mundroff, Doug Nickerson, Otis Patterson, Glenn Peterson, Vincent Pietracatella, Don Prichard, Robert Probst, Ray Raynor, Becky Roop, Emmajeane Roop, Kate Rosener, Jerry Schippers, Chuck Schmidt, Mary Schmidt, Colleen Shenk, David Simmons, Ray Smith, Jenny Stark, Tom Stark, Joan Treesh-Reetz, Mike Udell, Tom Walter, George Wappes, Helen Wappes, Dorothy Webb, John Webb, Lolly Weigand, Bev Wells, Danny Widmann, Fern Wilcoxson, Ken Wilcoxson, Ralph Wolfe, Chuck Wonderly, David Wright, June Wyss, Jerry Zonker, Sharon Zonker

Admissions: 1658.5Archives: 158.5Auto Maintenance: 1374.75Building Maintenance: 338.75Bulk Mailing: 114.5Clerical: 331.5Education: 79Gallery Host/Docent: 2527.5Meetings: 171.75

Museum Store: 1359Special Events: 211.75Telephone: 1269.5Digital Signage: 53.25Curatorial: 170Capital Campaign: 29.25Development: 6Total: 9853.5

We Thank the Following 2016 Sponsors for their Financial SupportVolunteer Program Sponsor: Dunsire Family FoundationVolunteer Recognition Dinner Sponsor: The Laurels of DekalbVolunteer Holiday Dinner & Labor Day Sponsor: Smith Farms Manor

Volunteer Hours Breakdown by Department

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Volunteer Officers for 2016Sue Bauermeister, PresidentBarbara Bonfield-Delong, Vice PresidentSharon Johnson-Smith, Secretary

Volunteers for 2016Troy Ackerman, Phyllis Adams, Joey Aiken, Vivian Ball, Sue Bauermeister, Mary Ruth Beeber, Bob Berger, Pam Berger, Peg Bill, Brian Blacketor, Beverly Blech, Barbara Bonfield Delong, Mike Buchs, Jim Burns, Jedd Copenhaver, Ralph Depaolo, Tom Deweese, Roger Ellert, Al Ensley, Kay Finchum, Chris Friend, Dave Fry, Norma Fry, Jack Graham, Frank Guzik, Cindy Guzik, Don Haddix, Margaret Haller, Dan Harlow, Janette Henning, Mike Hite, Lois Hoelle, Maxine Hoffman, Mary Hohler, Ron Huinker, Helene Jacquay, Sharon Johnson-Smith, Bonnie Kelham, Linda Kennedy, Kay Knapp, Andy Larowe, Larry Larowe, Marilyn Launer, Joan Morr, Don Mumford, Glenn Mundroff, Doug Nickerson, Otis Patterson, Glenn Peterson, Vincent Pietracatella, Don Prichard, Robert Probst, Ray Raynor, Becky Roop, Emmajeane Roop, Kate Rosener, Jerry Schippers, Chuck Schmidt, Mary Schmidt, Colleen Shenk, David Simmons, Ray Smith, Jenny Stark, Tom Stark, Joan Treesh-Reetz, Mike Udell, Tom Walter, George Wappes, Helen Wappes, Dorothy Webb, John Webb, Lolly Weigand, Bev Wells, Danny Widmann, Fern Wilcoxson, Ken Wilcoxson, Ralph Wolfe, Chuck Wonderly, David Wright, June Wyss, Jerry Zonker, Sharon Zonker

We Thank the Following 2016 Sponsors for their Financial SupportVolunteer Program Sponsor: Dunsire Family FoundationVolunteer Recognition Dinner Sponsor: The Laurels of DekalbVolunteer Holiday Dinner & Labor Day Sponsor: Smith Farms Manor

2016 Gallery SponsorsAlcoa Foundation, E.L. Cord Foundation, Charles and Barbara Goodman Foundation Gordon Buehrig Gallery of Design

Anonymous Design Studio

Sandra and Gene Davenport Gallery of Fine Art and Archival Treasures

Kruse Energy & Equipment Auctioneers, LLC & Kruse International The Dean V. Kruse Gallery of Early Auburns 1903 – 1924

Metal Technologies, Inc. Education Center

Terence E. Adderley Gallery of Racers and Record- Setters

Raisbeck Engineering Hall of Technology

Steel Dynamics Gallery of Auburn, Indiana, Automobiles

William H. Willennar Foundation Willennar Hall Event Area

Available for 10 year sponsorships

• Auburn Automobile Company Grand Showroom

• Export and Domestic Sales Offices

• The Cars of Indiana

• Gallery of Excellence & Innovation

• Archives

Corporate Members & Sponsors

$5,000Do it Best Corp.

$2,500Auburn GearDeKalb HealthSteel Dynamics, Inc.Therma-Tru Corp.

$1,000Gene Davenport InvestmentsJoyce Hefty-Covell, State Farm InsuranceMacAllister Machinery Company, Inc.Mefford, Weber and Blythe, PC Attorneys at Law

$500Auburn Dental AssociatesBetz Nursing Home - An American Senior CommunityBrown & Brown Insurance Agency, Inc.Campbell & Fetter BankCeruti’s Catering & Event PlanningFarmers & Merchants BankGoeglein’s CateringGraphics 3, Inc.Group DelphiHampton Industrial Services, Inc.The Hicksville BankThe Italian GrilleThe Laurels of DeKalbVision Source™, Innovative Eye Care Douglas Morrow, O.D.Wells Fargo

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2016 Donors $25,000 or above Michael and Gretchen Betten, Edward M. and Mary McCrea Wilson Foundation, The E.L. Cord Foundation, English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation, Rick L. and Vicki L. James, The Jeffris Foundation, Ultra Motorsports – Leon Habegger.

$10,000 - $24,999 Terence Adderley, Auctions America, Charles and Barbara Goodman Foundation, Herb Horrom, William S. Knight Estate, Lutheran Health Network, Moore Family Foundation, PNC Financial Services Group, Dr. Samuel D., Martha B. and Mabel I. Sledd Foundation, Sweetwater and Chuck and Lisa Surack, SweetCars.

$5,000 - $9,999 Ed Cepuran, Dan and Barb Drummond, Dunsire Family Foundation, Dan Gernatt, Patch and Terry Hines – Custom Coating, Huntington Sheet Metal, O’Daniel Automobile Group, Steel Dynamics, Inc., Chuck and Lisa Surack, Vorderman Volkswagen.

$2,500 - $4,999 Jon Bill, Gene Davenport, Gene and Will Davenport, The Richard H. Driehaus Chartitable Lead Trust, Do it Best Corp., Brian Joseph, Leake Auction Company, Dr. Doug Pray, Valeo Financial Advisors, Worldwide Auctioneers.

$500 - $2,499 Anonymous, Anonymous, Sue Bauermeister in memory of Norbert E. Adams, Janet and Tim Borden, Esther Gates Bower in memory of John Bower, Laura and Larry Brinkman, Suzanne Carl Family in memory of Richard Fishering, Gene Davenport Investments, DeKalb County Visitors Bureau, Doug Donaldson in memory of Jean Gronendyke, Shirley Drukenbrod, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Duesenberg Jr. in honor of Wesley Duesenberg IV, Bruce Earlin and Mary Miles, Albert O. Engel, Kay Finchum, Tammy and John Fink, Linda Frownfelter in memory of Greg Frownfelter, Donald Ghareeb, Hagerty Insurance Agency LLC, Tom and Vivienne Haines, THE MOSAIC FOUNDATION (of R. and P. Heydon), Bill and Mary Hohler, Mike and Joan Huffman, John D. Hurn, Bob and Sheila Joynt, Joyce and Larry Klairmont, The Laurels of DeKalb, Joyce W. McLendon, Don and Fran Mefford, Kenneth and Carol Miller, Steven Moore, Richard V. Munz, Gerald N. Pacanowski, Bill and Barbara Parfet, Olive B. Cole Foundation, Sarah and Mike Payne, Keith and Phyllis Perry, Reliable Carriers Inc., Roanoke Beautification Foundation, Inc., Shannon and Nick Scheumann, Bruce Scranage, Shelley and Ben Smaltz, Smith Farms Manor, Kaylene and Ed Souers, Ronald and Betsy Thomas, Jeffrey L. and Susan C. Turner, Robert and Joanne Wertenberger, Bob White, Norman and Peggy Yoder, Pam and Bill Zielke.

$100 - $499 Norman Abbott, J.R. and Amy Alexander, Julius and Sue Ann Alexander, the Anders Family in memory of Barb Lockwood, Richard and Holly Anderson, Reverend Francis Anderson, Dorothy Ankney in memory of Don Ankney, Anonymous, Thomas E. and Susan Armstrong, Dennis and Margaret Auker, Ronald and Wilma Ball, George Balunek in memory of parents Helen and Andrew Balunek, Michael Barney, Tom and Ann Beale, Robert and Nancy Benham in memory of Oakley and Jean Gronendyke, Marc Bissonnette, Gregory Black, Brian Blevins, Elden Bodily, John and Connie Bools, Sharon E. Brill in memory of Paul Bisel, Brogan Outdoor Advertising, Fred and Gretchen Brown, Sara B. Brown, Fran and Dave Bruner in the memory of Douglas Bouloch, David and Fran Bruner, Fritz and Joan Busch, Steve and Cathleen Butler, Phyllis Buttermore, Mark Byler, Wanda Carper, Dick and Marsha Clapper, Classic Motor Oil, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cline, Mrs. Sharon Collins in memory of Don L. Collins, Community State Bank, Phillip A. and Victoria Conwell, Chris and Katrina Cord, Michael and Xenia Cord, Bob Cramer, Wayne Custer, Joan Davis in memory of the life of Barbara Lockwood, Joan Davis, Ambassador Enterprises, Mary Jo Deihl, Patricia Dennis in honor of my husband John Dennis, Dr. Donald and Nancy Derrow in memory of Al Gengnagel, Jane H. Deuble, DeWald Northeast Dental Group, Burt and Elsie Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dockery in memory of Paul and Mary Casebere, Ed and Jane Edson, G. Edwards, Mike and Kathryn Eikenberry, Mark Elliott, Jay and Barb Engler, Martha Ann Eyman, Harold and Patricia Fabriz in memory of Harley Chellen who introduced me to the ACD Automobile Museum, Thomas N. Farmakis, Rich and Debbie Fass, Paul and Caren Felker, Louis J. and Kathleen M. Ficco, John D. and Jane G. Foell, Constatine Fotos, Lawrence W. Franck, Franke Plating Works Inc., Chris and Diane Frederick, Roger G. Funghi Jr., Robert J. Gassaway, Mrs. Wendell Gates (Peg), David S. Gibbs, Robert and Thelma Gibson, Tim and Nancy Gilmartin, Joel Givner, George and Martha Glaze, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Golias, John C. Grant, Gary and Marsha Grcic, John D. Groendyke, Frank and Cynthia Guzik, Maury and Darle Hagan, Henry W. Hallowell, Richard and Helen Harding, Dr. and Mrs. K. Michael Hayes, Bill and Stacey Heisler, David and Lisa Helmer, Terry And Patch Hines, Lois Hoelle, Rachel Hook, Herb Horrom in memory of Barb Lockwood, Herb Horrom in memory of John Rosener, Mike Huff, Mike Huffman in memory of John Rosener, Donald D. and Leonora L. Johnson, Kent and Shelly Johnson, Thomas and Nancy Johnson, Karen and Greg Joseph in memory of Wayne Custer, Steve and Gwen Kammeyer, Buck Kamphausen, Eldon L. Kemper – Life Member, Peter C. Kesling, the Dortha and Tilson King Family, Deb and Mike Klink, Deb Klink – Paper Gourmet, Kendra Klink, Simon Klink, Lyman Knapp, Kevin and Diana Knedler, Michael Kors, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kuiper, Dave and Jane Kunk, Warren and Ruth Larson, Jack and Luci Laughlin, LCPA Group LTD in memory of Richard Fishering, David J. Lehotan, Charles and Mary Letts, Michael and Lynne Liechty, Charlotte Light, Lilly U.S. Matching Gifts Program, Helen and Pete Little, Barbara Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magnuson, Andrea Majewski in memory of Raymond Majewski, Sam and Emily Mann, Paul and Deanna Marken, Doug and Sally Marsh, Roy and Sharon Martin, Kevin and Sherre Mast, Evelyn McAlhaney in memory of Bob McAlhaney, David J. McAuliffe, Jim McCann, Dan McFarland, Richard McKinnie in memory of Donald McKinnie, Bill McLin and Sam McKeon, Suzette McPhail, Stanley A. and Joni Mefford, Ken and Joy Merusi in honor of Paula and John Forsythe, Kenneth and Kelly Metzger, Robert and Marcia Miller, Dr. Douglas and Barbara Morrow, Carol and Wilbur Nass, Nucor Fastener Indiana, Barbara Buehrig Orlando and Joseph Orlando, Greg and Robin Ornazian, Matt Orth, Karen Bisel Peake in memory of Mearl and Irene Bisel, Terry and Connie Peshia, Barbara Pietracatella, Vincent and Barbara Pietracatella, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pledger, Robert Probst in memory of John Rosener, Jeff and Linda Radke, Flotech Corp. – Phil Ragains – President, Joan Treesh –Reetz in memory of Bob Reetz, Vintage LLC – Frank and Millie Ricciardelli, Kory Rickett, Eric and Marilyn Rieke, D. Larrie Rose, Roland P. Roth PhD, Ray and Gail Roulette, Stephen Rushfeldt, Charlie Saganek and Barbara Ballard, Maureen Sander, Doris Sanxter in memory of parents Jack and Helen Carmer, Dwight and Jane Schaubach, Scheumann Dental Associates, Gary and Kathy Scheumann in memory of Barb Lockwood, Jan and Jerry Schippers, Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Schmidt, Chuck and Mary Schmidt, Chuck and Mary Schmidt in memory of John Rosner, Dr. Daniel and Rebecca Schmidt, Erik and Melanie Schmidt, James and Eileen Scrivner, Ed and Linda Sechrist, Jessica and Anthony Severino, Stephen G. Siben, Donald C. Siegla, Laurine Skelly in memory of Wayne Custer, Phil Skinner, Mary M. Smaltz, John Sobers, Thomas and Joan St. Martin, John S. Steckbeck, Marvin M. Tamaroff, Mr. and Mrs. O. Reed Tarwater, Evelyn Timmins in memory of Tom Timmins, VanGorder Sales Inc., Morrie Wagener, J.C. Taylor Antique Automobile Insurance Agency Inc., Foster and Marcia Waltz, Lawrence and Rachelle Weymouth, Harry and Ann Wiersma, William and Nancy Winter, Greg and Cindy Wirtner, Wayne and June Wyss, Keith Zeller, Dr. and Mrs. Tony Zimmerman, Jerry and Sharon Zonker.

Non-Cash Contributions

Kari and Troy Ackerman, Jennifer and Terence Adderley, Adler J. SalonSpa, American Car Collector Magazine - Keith Martin, Brian’s Automotive Center, Laura and Larry Brinkman, Brown & Brown Insurance Agency Inc., Sharon and Richie Clyne, Gene Davenport, Natalie DeWitt – Younique, Barb and Dan Drummond – Huntington Sheet Metal Inc., Martha and George Glaze, Fort Wayne Outfitters and Bike Depot, Hanning & Bean Enterprises, Inc., Terry and Patch Hines, The Italian Grille, Brian Joseph – Classic and Exotic Services, Deb Klink – Paper Gourmet, Deb and Mike Klink, Kendra Klink, Lyn-Maree’s Bou-tique, MacAllister Machinery, Alycia Miller – Studio A, The Olive Twist, PNC Financial Services, Wyneek Phillips, Reliable Carriers Inc., RockAuto.com, Don A. Schiemann, Jessica and Anthony Severino, Sports Car Market Magazine – Keith Martin, John Steckbeck, Don Steininger, Summers Lawnscape Maint. Inc., SweetAviation, SweetCars, Taylor Rental/Party Plus, Trine University, Steve Valenti.

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Statements of Financial Position

December 312016 2015

AssetsCash and cash equivalents

Unrestricted 167,786$ 107,272$Temporarily restricted 479,874 359,961Board designated 151,544 152,261Endowment 588 338

799,792 619,832

Accounts receivable 21,672 6,053Pledges receivable, net 542,507 1,081,304Inventory 119,338 101,915Prepaid expenses and other assets 13,478 19,878Donated automobiles for sale 315,000 -Property and equipment, net 6,076,877 6,199,489Beneficial interest in funds held by the

Community Foundation of DeKalb County, Inc. 221,037 221,422Investments 54,527 50,221

7,364,436 7,680,282

Collection (Note 1) - -Total assets 8,164,228$ 8,300,114$

Liabilities and net assets Liabilities:

Accounts payable 25,093$ 9,247$Accrued liabilities 60,979 59,345Deferred revenue 89,780 97,424

Total liabilities 175,852 166,016

Net assets:Unrestricted:

Undesignated 6,349,071 6,276,893Board designated 151,544 152,803

6,500,615 6,429,696Temporarily restricted 1,222,375 1,439,266Permanently restricted 265,386 265,136

Total net assets 7,988,376 8,134,098Total liabilities and net assets 8,164,228$ 8,300,114$

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the Community Foundation of DeKalb County, Inc. 10,171 - - 10,171 (9,427) - - (9,427)Loss on sale of property and equipment - - - - (1,749) - - (1,749)Other income 4,424 - - 4,424 5,477 - - 5,477Special events, net 223,987 43,313 - 267,300 171,575 - - 171,575Facilities use, net 191,814 - - 191,814 177,924 - - 177,924Museum store, net 87,693 - - 87,693 103,407 - - 103,407Research and literature sales, net 8,630 - - 8,630 7,298 - - 7,298Total support, revenues and gains

before net assets released from restrictions 2,800,715 431,974 250 3,232,939 3,442,357 253,149 400 3,695,906Net assets released from restrictions 648,865 (648,865) - - 1,847,586 (1,847,586) - -Total support, revenues and gains 3,449,580 (216,891) 250 3,232,939 5,289,943 (1,594,437) 400 3,695,906

ExpensesProgram services:

Museum store 55,520 - - 55,520 58,365 - - 58,365Events 142,055 - - 142,055 127,047 - - 127,047Research and literature 103 - - 103 49 - - 49Collection, interpretation and education 2,964,649 - - 2,964,649 3,684,770 - - 3,684,770

Total program services 3,162,327 - - 3,162,327 3,870,231 - - 3,870,231Supporting services: - - -

Administration 133,569 - - 133,569 109,843 - - 109,843Development 65,170 - - 65,170 78,677 - - 78,677Membership 17,595 - - 17,595 18,855 - - 18,855

Total supporting services 216,334 - - 216,334 207,375 - - 207,375Total expenses 3,378,661 - - 3,378,661 4,077,606 - - 4,077,606Increase (decrease) in net assets 70,919 (216,891) 250 (145,722) 1,212,337 (1,594,437) 400 (381,700)Net assets at beginning of year 6,429,696 1,439,266 265,136 8,134,098 5,217,359 3,033,703 264,736 8,515,798Net assets at end of year 6,500,615$ 1,222,375$ 265,386$ 7,988,376$ 6,429,696$ 1,439,266$ 265,136$ 8,134,098$

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Statements of Activities and Changes in Net Assets

Temporarily Permanently Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total

Support, revenues and gainsAdmissions 237,403$ -$ -$ 237,403$ 227,986$ -$ -$ 227,986$Memberships 67,417 - - 67,417 82,795 - - 82,795Contributions 190,641 386,853 250 577,744 136,296 250,399 400 387,095Sponsorships 4,200 - - 4,200 5,500 - - 5,500Donated collection items 1,770,000 - - 1,770,000 2,535,000 - - 2,535,000Donated other items - 988 - 988 - 1,906 - 1,906Investment income 1,833 820 - 2,653 4,032 844 - 4,876Net unrealized gain (loss) on investments 2,502 - - 2,502 (3,757) - - (3,757)Change in value of beneficial interest in funds held by

the Community Foundation of DeKalb County, Inc. 10,171 - - 10,171 (9,427) - - (9,427)Loss on sale of property and equipment - - - - (1,749) - - (1,749)Other income 4,424 - - 4,424 5,477 - - 5,477Special events, net 223,987 43,313 - 267,300 171,575 - - 171,575Facilities use, net 191,814 - - 191,814 177,924 - - 177,924Museum store, net 87,693 - - 87,693 103,407 - - 103,407Research and literature sales, net 8,630 - - 8,630 7,298 - - 7,298Total support, revenues and gains

before net assets released from restrictions 2,800,715 431,974 250 3,232,939 3,442,357 253,149 400 3,695,906Net assets released from restrictions 648,865 (648,865) - - 1,847,586 (1,847,586) - -Total support, revenues and gains 3,449,580 (216,891) 250 3,232,939 5,289,943 (1,594,437) 400 3,695,906

ExpensesProgram services:

Museum store 55,520 - - 55,520 58,365 - - 58,365Events 142,055 - - 142,055 127,047 - - 127,047Research and literature 103 - - 103 49 - - 49Collection, interpretation and education 2,964,649 - - 2,964,649 3,684,770 - - 3,684,770

Total program services 3,162,327 - - 3,162,327 3,870,231 - - 3,870,231Supporting services: - - -

Administration 133,569 - - 133,569 109,843 - - 109,843Development 65,170 - - 65,170 78,677 - - 78,677Membership 17,595 - - 17,595 18,855 - - 18,855

Total supporting services 216,334 - - 216,334 207,375 - - 207,375Total expenses 3,378,661 - - 3,378,661 4,077,606 - - 4,077,606Increase (decrease) in net assets 70,919 (216,891) 250 (145,722) 1,212,337 (1,594,437) 400 (381,700)Net assets at beginning of year 6,429,696 1,439,266 265,136 8,134,098 5,217,359 3,033,703 264,736 8,515,798Net assets at end of year 6,500,615$ 1,222,375$ 265,386$ 7,988,376$ 6,429,696$ 1,439,266$ 265,136$ 8,134,098$


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Museum and and Supporting Total Store Events Literature Educational Total Administration Development Membership Services Expenses

Salaries and wages 32,821$ 35,067$ -$ 397,710$ 465,598$ 72,212$ 42,212$ 6,488$ 120,912$ 586,510$Payroll taxes 2,499 3,433 - 29,639 35,571 5,201 2,961 496 8,658 44,229Benefits 44 2,049 - 36,027 38,120 16,985 13,857 - 30,842 68,962

35,364 40,549 - 463,376 539,289 94,398 59,030 6,984 160,412 699,701

Annual dinner - - - - - - - 1,528 1,528 1,528Bank charges 7,573 5,926 103 2,520 16,122 - 574 - 574 16,696Building maintenance 109 2,213 - 28,304 30,626 437 - - 437 31,063Collection additions - - - 1,770,020 1,770,020 - - - - 1,770,020Contractual services - 7,732 - - 7,732 - - - - 7,732

Conventions and workshops - - - 4,951 4,951 - - - - 4,951Corporate program and room benefit - - - - - 4,844 - 138 4,982 4,982Depreciation 4,120 42,666 - 311,675 358,461 20,807 - - 20,807 379,268Donations - 5,779 - - 5,779 - - - - 5,779Dues 215 - - 2,874 3,089 45 178 - 223 3,312

Equipment maintenance and rentals 824 9,492 - 59,217 69,533 3,093 228 25 3,346 72,879Exhibit supplies - - - 8,218 8,218 - - - - 8,218Insurance 698 5,165 - 47,635 53,498 2,269 585 65 2,919 56,417Legal and professional 152 1,974 - 12,605 14,731 607 - - 607 15,338Licenses and fees - 1,045 - 1,244 2,289 713 - - 713 3,002

Marketing 1,004 6,308 - 48,801 56,113 - - - - 56,113Miscellaneous 367 (21) - 109,386 109,732 390 - - 390 110,122Office supplies 648 459 - 5,866 6,973 975 715 277 1,967 8,940Postage 247 247 - 3,721 4,215 650 1,465 1,571 3,686 7,901Printing 137 281 - 2,894 3,312 329 324 6,955 7,608 10,920

Supplies 2,956 960 - 555 4,471 - 1,606 - 1,606 6,077Telephone 258 258 - 3,514 4,030 620 465 52 1,137 5,167Volunteer supplies - - - 7,748 7,748 - - - - 7,748Utilities 848 11,022 - 69,525 81,395 3,392 - - 3,392 84,787Total 55,520$ 142,055$ 103$ 2,964,649$ 3,162,327$ 133,569$ 65,170$ 17,595$ 216,334$ 3,378,661$


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Museum and and Supporting Total Store Events Literature Educational Total Administration Development Membership Services Expenses

Salaries and wages 32,134$ 34,464$ -$ 413,834$ 480,432$ 64,805$ 46,742$ 6,863$ 118,410$ 598,842$Payroll taxes 2,430 3,205 - 30,772 36,407 4,931 3,212 525 8,668 45,075Benefits 254 - - 45,392 45,646 13,467 18,486 - 31,953 77,599

34,818 37,669 - 489,998 562,485 83,203 68,440 7,388 159,031 721,516

Annual dinner - - - - - - - 1,184 1,184 1,184Bank charges 9,046 5,286 49 2,148 16,529 - 655 - 655 17,184Building maintenance 108 1,951 - 10,800 12,859 430 - - 430 13,289Chargebacks and discounts 886 - - - 886 - - - - 886Collection additions - - - 2,563,266 2,563,266 - - - - 2,563,266

Contractual services - 5,145 - - 5,145 - - - - 5,145Conventions and workshops - 180 - 2,777 2,957 - - - - 2,957Corporate program and room benefit - - - - - 4,202 - 86 4,288 4,288Depreciation 4,460 33,927 - 280,237 318,624 7,381 - - 7,381 326,005Donations - 5,127 - - 5,127 - - - - 5,127

Dues 215 - - 3,283 3,498 45 129 - 174 3,672Equipment maintenance and rentals 936 9,792 - 61,073 71,801 3,249 361 28 3,638 75,439Exhibit supplies - - - 9,165 9,165 - - - - 9,165Insurance 759 5,791 - 52,319 58,869 2,553 967 - 3,520 62,389Legal and professional 148 1,923 - 12,129 14,200 592 - - 592 14,792

Licenses and fees - 1,270 - 1,340 2,610 342 - - 342 2,952Marketing 1,686 5,151 - 44,991 51,828 - - - - 51,828Meals and mileage - - - 346 346 - 45 - 45 391Miscellaneous - - - 46,485 46,485 1,011 - - 1,011 47,496Office supplies 787 418 - 5,506 6,711 969 1,089 157 2,215 8,926

Postage 268 321 - 4,063 4,652 1,248 1,722 1,534 4,504 9,156Printing 107 129 - 4,036 4,272 278 4,306 8,426 13,010 17,282Supplies 2,966 736 - 498 4,200 - 292 - 292 4,492Taxes—property 1 19 - 123 143 6 - - 6 149Telephone 258 309 - 3,199 3,766 671 671 52 1,394 5,160

Volunteer supplies - - - 5,498 5,498 - - - - 5,498Utilities 916 11,903 - 81,490 94,309 3,663 - - 3,663 97,972Total 58,365$ 127,047$ 49$ 3,684,770$ 3,870,231$ 109,843$ 78,677$ 18,855$ 207,375$ 4,077,606$



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2016 Life Members Dr. Mary Aaland and Rebecca Haggerty, Norman Abbott, Karen A. Ackerman, Mrs. Amos N. Adams, Bob S. Adams Jr., Bob Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert E. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Terence E. Adderley, John A. Aguillard, Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Albin, Dr. and Mrs. Donald F. Alexander, John Alkire and Nancy Smith, Ted and Tonnie Alleshouse, Don and Carla Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Allison, Harold T. Ames, Del O. Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson, Donald and Dorothy Ankney, Thomas E. Armstrong, Melvin Atkins, Alan J. and Valentina Atkinson, Alexander A. Azar, Mel and Peggy Babcock, Dr. W.D. Backer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Bahre, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ball, Ronald E. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Barrett III, Richard A. Barshney, Lee and Floy Barthel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartlett, Craig and Nancy Bassett, Howard and Ellen Bates, Nancy Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer, Dr. and Mrs. David Curie Beams, Jim Beauchamp, Jerry Beck, Lanson and Linda Becker, Biff Behr and Lynne Richman, Lee and Connie Bender, Fred O. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berkey, Brian and Tami Best, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bidlack, Jon M. Bill Sr., Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Bireley, Craig and Patricia Birkhold, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mearl Bisel, Orval Ray Bisel, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bisel, Harold Bjorklund, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Blackwell, Pauline Blickenstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bodine, Helen F. Boehm, Harold A. and Barbara Bonfield/DeLong, John and Connie Bools, Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Boone, Janet and Timothy Borden, Joseph E. Bortz, Marc L. Bortz, Karen and David Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Boswell, John W. and Esther G. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Bowser, Megan Boyd and Matt Klingler, Jeanne Brand, Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Bud) Brandon, M. Jean Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Brandon, Irving M. Brateman and Family, Stephen and Camilla Brauer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brines, John and Christie Brinkman, Lawrence R. and Laura J. Brinkman, Bruce Allen Brown II, Brian K. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Brown, Keith and Gerri Brown, Kelly Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Max Stanley Brown, David and Fran Bruner, William Buddig, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Buehrig, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bueker, Karen J. Bueker, Stephen F. Bueker, John and Mary Bullock, John R. Bumstead, Claire M. Busch, Emily C. Busch, Nathanial T. Busch, Mark Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. Auber Butler, Mr. and Mrs. B.Y. Butler, Dale W. Butler, M. Jo Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Kern Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Butler, Mrs. Philip Butler, Dr. Steve Butler and Cathleen Meyer-Butler, Bradley R. Buttermore, Gregg Buttermore, Jack and Phyllis Buttermore, Ruthann Buttermore, John and Catherine Campbell, Barbara Capen, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Capen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carbaugh, Wayne and Laura Carini, Thomas Carmack, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carper, Donald L. Carr, Rick Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Casebere, Ford and Phyllis Cauffiel, Charles M. Cawley, Mr. John Chiara, John H. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. John Christlieb, Tom and Megan Howard, Julia Oser Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Close, Sharon and Richie Clyne, Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Coleman, Charles R. and Rita Collins, Don L. and Sharon L. Collins, Robert A. Conner, M.D., Mrs. H.P. Conrad, Mary Emily Cook, Michael and Xenia Cord, James Covert, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cramer, Bob and Gerri Craves, R.J. Creason, Amy Brown Crouse, Dr. F. H. Culbreth, Walter E. Cunny , Clive Cussler, Francis W. Daly, Gene and Sandra Davenport, William E. Davenport ll, James and Krisann (Grandstaff) David, Ben and Joan Davis, Mr. and Mrs. James Delventhal, Harry Denhard, Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Derrow, George O. Deschamps, David A. Deuble, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dice, Willard and Pauline Dice, Burt and Elsie Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Diggins, Betty R. Dilgard, Roger and Diana Dittrich, Mike and Paula Dockery, Daryle and Brenda Doden, Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Doherty, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. Ned D. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Draper, Dan and Barb Drummond, David and Pam Duesenberg, Denny Duesenberg, Eldon D. Duesenberg and Family, P. Kenneth Dunsire, Stephanie A. Dunsire, Timothy S. Durham, Weldon and Joan Ebert, Dr. J. Robert Edwards, Robert C. Egan, Rod C. Egan, Ron Elenbaas, Harold E. and Peggy J. Elkins, Don and Sue Eller, Mark Elliott, Randy Ema, John M. Emery, Albert Engel and Cynthia Greggory, Miles and Anne England, Jay and Marilyn Engler, Gary L. Etter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Farmakis, Tomas Feininger, Alfred Ferrara, Kay Finchum, David B. Fink, John and Tammy Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fink, William E. Fink, Alan J. and Michelle Finlayson, Richard and Kimberly Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Argus L. Fisher, Gerald W. Fisher, Truman J. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fishering, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fitch, James S. Fitch Jr., Mark W. Fitch, Nancy Fites, Homer W. Fitterling, Frederic Flinspach, John D. and Jane G. Foell, Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. John Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Folladori, Dr. Alexander A. Fondak, Mr. and Mrs. E.I. Forbush, Richard E. Ford, Dr. and Mrs. M.L. Francis, John and Karlene Fredericks, Richard Freeland, Odell Friar, Greg and Linda Frownfelter, Francis T. Fruzyna, Sylvester Garrett, Louisa Gaughen, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Gavalis, Dr. Jurg F. Geigy, Mr. and Mrs. Al Gengnagel, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gephart, Gaius Gerber, Robert E. Gheen, Stanley A. Gilliland, George E. and Martha K. Glaze, Greg Goeglein, Richard G. Gold, Jacob Good, Jerald J. Good, Charles Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin, Suzanne Gottlieb, Donnie Gould, Janelle H. Graber and Daniel S. Graber, The Oren Grandstaff Family, Kevin M. Grandstaff, Kyleen J. Grandstaff, Robert F. Green Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Greene, David W. Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Grieve, F. Lauren and Colleen A. Griffith, John and Karen Grimm, John D. and John Hayden Groendyke, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Grogg, Jean Gronendyke, Oakley L. Gronendyke, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Gronendyke, Robert D. Gruen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Guild, Eleanora M. Gunnell, Frank and Cynthia Guzik, Leon Habegger, Maurice L. and Darle Hagan, Terri Gauvey Hague, Bud Hall, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hammer, Dr. Lon Hammergren, Walter and Lillian Hartung, Dr. and Mrs. John C. Harvey, Dr. G.W. Hasse, Dr. and Mrs. K. Michael Hayes, Roy Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Hedback, Mr. and Mrs. Billy O. Heffley, J. David Heintz Jr. and Connie Davis, Clifford S. Heinz, Edward Herrmann, Major Charles R. Hess, John and Marilyn Hess, Dr. and Mrs. Peter N. Heydon, Fred Hilmer, Dr. and Mrs. John Hines, Mr. and Mrs. A. Vincent Hines, Lois Hoelle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hoham, Robert Holben, Mrs. Robert Holdeman, Bruce and Bev Holwerda, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoppe, Herbert Horrom, R. S. Hotchkiss, Jr., Etson Hougland, Bill and Terry Houle Jr., Mr. Raymond James Howard, Gary and Cheryl Howe, Allen and Mary Jane Hubbell, Ellsworth Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Hubler, Wm. Cord and Shelli Hummel, Harvey L. Huntley Jr., John D. Hurn, Lloyd Husselman, Mr. and Mrs. P.H. Hutchinson, Charles K. Huyette, William J. Ingler Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Russ Jackson, Rick and Vicki James, Roger and Diane Jernigan, David A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. David D. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. DelMar Johnson, Mr. William D. Johnston and Ms. Ronda E. Stryker, Brian Nelson Jones, Wallace R. Jones, Christine E. Joynt, Rebecca A. Joynt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Joynt, Richard D. and R. Adam C. Kain, Donald and Diane Kallmyer, Buck Kamphausen, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kellam, Joseph D. and Suzanne G. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kelly, Eldon L. Kemper, John and Dianne Kernan, Alex Kertesz,Dr. Peter C. Kesling, Robert B. and Carol A. Kiefer, Eric H. Killorin, Greg and Susan King and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Tilson L. King, David H. Kinney, Philip Kintzele, Frank Kleptz, Katherine G. Klingler, Robert and Sara Klingler, Michael and

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Barshney, Lee and Floy Barthel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartlett, Craig and Nancy Bassett, Howard and Ellen Bates, Nancy Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer, Dr. and Mrs. David Curie Beams, Jim Beauchamp, Jerry Beck, Lanson and Linda Becker, Biff Behr and Lynne Richman, Lee and Connie Bender, Fred O. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berkey, Brian and Tami Best, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bidlack, Jon M. Bill Sr., Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Bireley, Craig and Patricia Birkhold, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mearl Bisel, Orval Ray Bisel, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bisel, Harold Bjorklund, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Blackwell, Pauline Blickenstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bodine, Helen F. Boehm, Harold A. and Barbara Bonfield/DeLong, John and Connie Bools, Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Boone, Janet and Timothy Borden, Joseph E. Bortz, Marc L. Bortz, Karen and David Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Boswell, John W. and Esther G. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Bowser, Megan Boyd and Matt Klingler, Jeanne Brand, Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Bud) Brandon, M. Jean Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Brandon, Irving M. Brateman and Family, Stephen and Camilla Brauer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brines, John and Christie Brinkman, Lawrence R. and Laura J. Brinkman, Bruce Allen Brown II, Brian K. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Brown, Keith and Gerri Brown, Kelly Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Max Stanley Brown, David and Fran Bruner, William Buddig, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Buehrig, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bueker, Karen J. Bueker, Stephen F. Bueker, John and Mary Bullock, John R. Bumstead, Claire M. Busch, Emily C. Busch, Nathanial T. Busch, Mark Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. Auber Butler, Mr. and Mrs. B.Y. Butler, Dale W. Butler, M. Jo Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Kern Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Butler, Mrs. Philip Butler, Dr. Steve Butler and Cathleen Meyer-Butler, Bradley R. Buttermore, Gregg Buttermore, Jack and Phyllis Buttermore, Ruthann Buttermore, John and Catherine Campbell, Barbara Capen, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Capen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carbaugh, Wayne and Laura Carini, Thomas Carmack, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carper, Donald L. Carr, Rick Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Casebere, Ford and Phyllis Cauffiel, Charles M. Cawley, Mr. John Chiara, John H. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. John Christlieb, Tom and Megan Howard, Julia Oser Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Close, Sharon and Richie Clyne, Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Coleman, Charles R. and Rita Collins, Don L. and Sharon L. Collins, Robert A. Conner, M.D., Mrs. H.P. Conrad, Mary Emily Cook, Michael and Xenia Cord, James Covert, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cramer, Bob and Gerri Craves, R.J. Creason, Amy Brown Crouse, Dr. F. H. Culbreth, Walter E. Cunny , Clive Cussler, Francis W. Daly, Gene and Sandra Davenport, William E. Davenport ll, James and Krisann (Grandstaff) David, Ben and Joan Davis, Mr. and Mrs. James Delventhal, Harry Denhard, Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Derrow, George O. Deschamps, David A. Deuble, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dice, Willard and Pauline Dice, Burt and Elsie Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Diggins, Betty R. Dilgard, Roger and Diana Dittrich, Mike and Paula Dockery, Daryle and Brenda Doden, Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Doherty, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. Ned D. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Draper, Dan and Barb Drummond, David and Pam Duesenberg, Denny Duesenberg, Eldon D. Duesenberg and Family, P. Kenneth Dunsire, Stephanie A. Dunsire, Timothy S. Durham, Weldon and Joan Ebert, Dr. J. Robert Edwards, Robert C. Egan, Rod C. Egan, Ron Elenbaas, Harold E. and Peggy J. Elkins, Don and Sue Eller, Mark Elliott, Randy Ema, John M. Emery, Albert Engel and Cynthia Greggory, Miles and Anne England, Jay and Marilyn Engler, Gary L. Etter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Farmakis, Tomas Feininger, Alfred Ferrara, Kay Finchum, David B. Fink, John and Tammy Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fink, William E. Fink, Alan J. and Michelle Finlayson, Richard and Kimberly Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Argus L. Fisher, Gerald W. Fisher, Truman J. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fishering, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fitch, James S. Fitch Jr., Mark W. Fitch, Nancy Fites, Homer W. Fitterling, Frederic Flinspach, John D. and Jane G. Foell, Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. John Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Folladori, Dr. Alexander A. Fondak, Mr. and Mrs. E.I. Forbush, Richard E. Ford, Dr. and Mrs. M.L. Francis, John and Karlene Fredericks, Richard Freeland, Odell Friar, Greg and Linda Frownfelter, Francis T. Fruzyna, Sylvester Garrett, Louisa Gaughen, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Gavalis, Dr. Jurg F. Geigy, Mr. and Mrs. Al Gengnagel, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gephart, Gaius Gerber, Robert E. Gheen, Stanley A. Gilliland, George E. and Martha K. Glaze, Greg Goeglein, Richard G. Gold, Jacob Good, Jerald J. Good, Charles Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin, Suzanne Gottlieb, Donnie Gould, Janelle H. Graber and Daniel S. Graber, The Oren Grandstaff Family, Kevin M. Grandstaff, Kyleen J. Grandstaff, Robert F. Green Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Greene, David W. Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Grieve, F. Lauren and Colleen A. Griffith, John and Karen Grimm, John D. and John Hayden Groendyke, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Grogg, Jean Gronendyke, Oakley L. Gronendyke, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Gronendyke, Robert D. Gruen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Guild, Eleanora M. Gunnell, Frank and Cynthia Guzik, Leon Habegger, Maurice L. and Darle Hagan, Terri Gauvey Hague, Bud Hall, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hammer, Dr. Lon Hammergren, Walter and Lillian Hartung, Dr. and Mrs. John C. Harvey, Dr. G.W. Hasse, Dr. and Mrs. K. Michael Hayes, Roy Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Hedback, Mr. and Mrs. Billy O. Heffley, J. David Heintz Jr. and Connie Davis, Clifford S. Heinz, Edward Herrmann, Major Charles R. Hess, John and Marilyn Hess, Dr. and Mrs. Peter N. Heydon, Fred Hilmer, Dr. and Mrs. John Hines, Mr. and Mrs. A. Vincent Hines, Lois Hoelle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hoham, Robert Holben, Mrs. Robert Holdeman, Bruce and Bev Holwerda, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoppe, Herbert Horrom, R. S. Hotchkiss, Jr., Etson Hougland, Bill and Terry Houle Jr., Mr. Raymond James Howard, Gary and Cheryl Howe, Allen and Mary Jane Hubbell, Ellsworth Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Hubler, Wm. Cord and Shelli Hummel, Harvey L. Huntley Jr., John D. Hurn, Lloyd Husselman, Mr. and Mrs. P.H. Hutchinson, Charles K. Huyette, William J. Ingler Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Russ Jackson, Rick and Vicki James, Roger and Diane Jernigan, David A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. David D. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. DelMar Johnson, Mr. William D. Johnston and Ms. Ronda E. Stryker, Brian Nelson Jones, Wallace R. Jones, Christine E. Joynt, Rebecca A. Joynt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Joynt, Richard D. and R. Adam C. Kain, Donald and Diane Kallmyer, Buck Kamphausen, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kellam, Joseph D. and Suzanne G. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kelly, Eldon L. Kemper, John and Dianne Kernan, Alex Kertesz,Dr. Peter C. Kesling, Robert B. and Carol A. Kiefer, Eric H. Killorin, Greg and Susan King and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Tilson L. King, David H. Kinney, Philip Kintzele, Frank Kleptz, Katherine G. Klingler, Robert and Sara Klingler, Michael and

Debra Klink and Family, Gordon R. Klodt, Kevin and Diana Knedler, James B. Knipe, Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Koeneman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kokenge, Martin Krasnitz, Daniel J. Kruse, Dean V. Kruse, Dennis K and Kay Kruse, Devin Kruse, Goldie June Kruse, John Kruse, Kristin Kruse, Megan Kruse, Mitchell D. Kruse, Russell W. Kruse, Stuart Kruse, Timothy Kruse, Tisha Kruse, Linda Kughn, Richard P. Kughn, William A. Kuhlman, Dave Kunk, Mr. and Mrs. David Kurtz, Donn Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard LaKamp, Mark Lange, Larry and Judith Lantz, Paul and Christine Lares, Jon F. Lassus, Jack and Luci Laughlin, Eric and Vivian LaVine, Lewis Lazarus, Richard E. Leach, Agnes G. Leamy, Rolf and Teresa Lengner, Jay Leno, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barry Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lester, Edward E. Lewis, Stan Liddell, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Lieb, Philip and Holly Linden, William S. Locke, Barbara Lockwood, Dale Lockwood, Mrs. Donald R. (Viola) Long, Kerr Wissler Low, Tim and Kathy (Muzzillo) Lowder, James Lowing, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ludwig, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lutgert, Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Lutz, General William Lyon, Piers MacDonald, Wayne and Linda Madden, Robert Magnuson, George H. Maley, Mr. Maurice S. Mandel, David and Sandra Mann, Skip and Cathy Marketti, Doug and Judy Marsh, Doris Betz Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. James Martenies, Alfred S. and Mary M. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Mathews Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Danny McAfee, Robert K. and Evelyn L. McAlhany, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. McAninch, Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. McAninch, Michael J. McClelland, Dan and Joan McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. James C. McIntyre, James H. McIntyre, Treva D. McIntyre, William McIntyre, Joyce McLendon, Robert and Nancy McNabb, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil D. McNabb, Mr. and Mrs. John McQuown, Donald T. Mefford, Frances R. Mefford, Stanley A. and Joni L. Mefford, Dr. and Mrs. Alan E. Merchanthouse, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Merchanthouse, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Merritt Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt, Joy Jenko Merusi, Kenneth J. Merusi, Kenneth and Marsha Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Meyer, A. Blaine Miller, Kenneth H. and Carol A. Miller, S. Ray Miller Jr., Grace G. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, Mark and Abigail Millett, Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Moats, Thomas Monaghan, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Monroe, Charles and Roxy Morgan, Mr. Peter Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Victor B. Morman, Mrs. George Morris, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Morrow, Matthew C. Morrow, Roy Moughler, Richard V. Munz, Dr. Stanley M. Murman, Jerry Muzzillo, Lee and Nila Muzzillo, Edward and Dorothy Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Myers, Mr. Rob Myers, Tenny Natkin, Thomas Nebel, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Nethercutt, Robert M. Newby, Larry Nicklin, J. Bryan Nugen, Mrs. Patricia Wilcox Oliver, Kevin J. and Tamzon O’Malley, Barbara Buehrig Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Orser, Dennis and Jean Oser, Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Oser, Patrick Oser, Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Oser, Mr. and Mrs. Minoru Oyama, Julia W. Page, William U. Parfet, Robert Pass, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Peake, Fannie J. Pepple, N. Gene Perkins, Tom Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Peshia, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peshia, Cameron Petersen, Glenn O. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pietracatella, Brian Pigg, Michael Pingatore, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Poinsett, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pontius, John O. and Mary L. Porbeck, Gene and Patricia Powell, Dr. Doug Pray and Mrs. Gayle Pray Fritts, Glenn Pray, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Proksa, Joe Prout, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Pyle, Thomas C. and Kristy Quick, James D. Raisbeck, John A. (Jack) Randinelli, Mr. and Mrs. John Randinelli, Kimberly A. Randinelli, Ruth E. Randinelli, Wally Rank, R. Sidney and Casey Ransom Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Refner, Frank and Milli Ricciardelli, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riddle, Mrs. Jeannette Riddle, Brian and Sue Rieke, Eric T. Rieke, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Rieke, Layden Rieke, Steven and Tammy Rieke, Gran and Jamie Roberts, James and Rachael Roberts, Oscar and Bonita Roberts III, Jay T. Robinson, Bobbie’dine Rodda, Dr. & Mrs. E.E. Rogers, Emmajeane Roop, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosener, V. Ray Ross, Jeanette Rugman, Michael J. Sabaj, Richard and Janet Saddler, Maureen Sander, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sanders, Chad M. and Christine M. Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sanderson, Gail Sbarge, Robert Sbarge, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schaab, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schaab, Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Schaab, William and Sally Schaab, Betsy Brown-Schenck D.O., Charles Schenck, Gary and Kathy Scheumann, Ron and Mary Schirmer, Charles T. Schmidt, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Schmidt, Mary K. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Schmidt, Ed and Judy Schoenthaler, Samuel R. Schwartz, Edward G. Scoggin, Ralph Scott, Frank Sechler, H. Lester and Myrtle See, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seigel, Ralph and Charlene Seiler, Jack and Sue Shaw, Charles R. Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. Langley R. Shook, Mrs. Richard L. Shook, Mack and Sharon Short, Matthew and Nhien Short, Ms. Nancy Sims, Jerry and Dale Skupa, Christopher Slater, Mary M. Smaltz, Creager and Joan Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Smith, David M. Smithett, H. Maynard Snow, Captain Robert Snowden Jr., John Sobers, Mark Souder, M.D. and Family, John Souder, Marcia L. Souers, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Southern, David H. and Beth M. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Spiess, Alan R. St. George, Douglas T. Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Stamets, Lloyd A. Starkweather, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Stebbins, Mr. and Mrs. George Stebing, Don and Kathy Steininger, Marguerite L. Stevens, Kirk and Danielle Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Steward, Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Stonestreet, Yancy Stonestreet, Lowell R. Stuckman, Earl A. Suggs Jr., Chuck and Lisa Surack, Charles and Carol Swimmer, Marvin Tamaroff, Robert F. Tarwacki, Mr. and Mrs. William Tate, Mr. and Mrs. A. Alfred Taubman, Janice and Hugh Taylor, Joseph and Ellen Teresi, Mark and Pam Thomas, Larry Tippets and Mardell Nelson, Mark J. Tomei, Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Tower, Dr. Mitchell Travis, David and Myra Traylor, David and Valerie Treacy, Mark Trimble, Jack M. Udell and Rebecca Roop, Bobby and Lisa Unser, Andrea and Grant Van Horne, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Iderstine, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Vander Starre, Gary and Sharon Vick, Glenn Voirol, Charles and Jean Vose, Josh Voss, Genevieve B. Wagner, Mike Wagner, Bernard and Susan Waldon, M.D. and Helen Waldrop, Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Wallace, Ken Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wallace, Foster V. Waltz Jr., Eric and Jennifer Ward, Larry and Candace Warkentin, H.S. Warvel, George F. Wasmer, Ian and Holly Webb, David W. Weber, Bobby J. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Wertenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Danny D. Widmann, Dr. John Thomas Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wilcox, Kenneth and Fern Wilcoxson, Mrs. R.S. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wilson, Bill and Nancy Winter, Richard G. Witham, Tootie Witmer, George Booth Witwer, George O. Witwer, Raymond A. Wolff, Charles and Mary Wonderly, Chuck Wray, Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Wright, Nancy Oser Wyngaard, Cyril J. Yates, Norman and Peg Yoder, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Zinn II, and Dr. and Mrs. Burton Zwibel.

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