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Annual Report2006-2007

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. . . celebrating 40 years of island conservation

A tradition of caring . . .

Table of Contents

. . . You are making a difference

Who We Are 2Sea Turtle Conservation 3Wildlife Habitat Management 4Marine Laboratory & RECON 6Natural Resource Policy 10Environmental Education 12Native Plant Nursery 16Fundraising & Special Events 18Volunteers 20

Legacy Fund Endowments 21Finance 22Membership 22Land Protection 23Annual Fund Drive 23Annual Fund Drive Donors 24Member Lists 28Tennis Tournament Sponsors 36

Dear Members,We have been through some remarkable times together this past year. You‘ve risen to meet

the challenges of protecting water quality and taken advantage of the opportunity to acquire the last parcel of land in our 40-year saga of protecting the Sanibel River corridor. All of this... while continuing to keep the core of the Foundation’s operations healthy. I just couldn’t be more grateful.

All of the Foundation’s activities are summarized here for your review.The Foundation’s strength lies in the support of its members and volunteers and the partnerships

forged with the City of Sanibel and J.N. "Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge.

Erick LindbladExecutive Director

We couldn't do it without you,

Who We AreThe Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of natural resources and wildlife habitat on and around Sanibel and Captiva.

Administrative:Erick Lindblad, Executive DirectorWendy Cerdan, Business ManagerMarti Bryant, Development CoordinatorCheryl Giattini, Legacy ProgramsBobbi Graves, Data Manager***Karen Nelson, Communications Coordinator

Environmental Education:Kristie Anders, Education DirectorMelissa Upton, Nature Center Manager/EducatorRichard Finkel, Environmental EducatorDee Serage-Century, Landscaping for Wildlife**Steve Mickletz, Wilmeth Environmental Education Fund

Native Plant Nursery:Jenny Evans, Native Plant Nursery ManagerLewis Fort, Nursery Assistant ManagerMuffit Hayes, Part-time AssistantAndrea Yacaginsky, Part-time Assistant (& Part-Time Sea Turtle Coordinator)

Nature Shop and Bookstore:*Sheilah Morley, Nature Shop Coordinator *Judi Daugherty, Assistant Shop Coordinator*Fran Cameron, Volunteer Coordinator*Carol Gestwicki and *Orlene Shimberg, Book Buyers

Sea Turtle Conservation:*Bev Ball, Coordinator - West End Sanibel*Tory and Bill Burch, Coordinators - East End Sanibel*Sam Landry, Coordinator - Captiva

Marine Laboratory:Dr. Eric Milbrandt, Interim DirectorDr. Rick Bartleson, Research ScientistDr. Mike Hannan, Database ManagerMolly Dawson, Grant Administrator***Eric Berris, Research Assistant***A.J. Martignette, Research Assistant***Jon Guinn, Research Assistant***Brad Klement, Research Assistant***Jeff Siwicke, Research Assistant*Dr. Art Weissbach, Visiting Research Scientist*Lauren Linsmayer *Mark Nicastro

Natural Resource Policy:Rae Ann Wessel, Director

Wildlife Habitat ManagementBrad Smith, DirectorChris Lechowicz, Herpetologist/I.T. SpecialistBrandon Munsell, Land ManagerVictor Young, Field TechnicianRon Gestwicki, Field Biologist***Cara Faillace, Shorebird Project***Vincent Farallo/Amanda Bryant, Shorebird Project***Toby Clark, Field Technician

*Volunteer**Intern***Grant-supported

Board of Trustees Paul Roth, PresidentGwenda Hiett-Clements, Vice PresidentRon Gibson, TreasurerJanie Frese, SecretaryRichard A. CollmanBill FennimanDr. Carolyn Gray

Jim HaggartWally KainTom LaganDavid LowdenBruce RogersJack ThomasLinda UhlerNanelle Wehmann

Committee ChairsFran Cameron, Shop Volunteers Gwenda Hiett-Clements, NominatingWarren Schwab, Resource DevelopmentCheryl Giattini & Bob Wigley, Annual Fund Drive

Ron Gibson, Finance Dr. Carolyn Gray, EducationGwenda Hiett-Clements, MembershipJack Thomas, Marine LaboratoryDean Skaugstad, Hammerheads (Carpenters)

Staff and Volunteer Support Staff

Sea Turtle ConservationAnother successful and satisfying season of sea turtle

monitoring is winding itself to a close! The Loggerhead ladies have pretty much finished their treks onto the beach to lay their eggs, and we are now in the midst of watching the nests for signs of hatching. Three days after one of our faithful volunteers spots a hatch, the nest is dug. Sometimes quite a crowd has gathered to watch the tallying of the eggshells to see how large the clutch was and how many new hatchlings headed for the sea. On occasion they are even lucky enough to catch a straggler still buried in the sand and are able to help the tiny crea-ture to the Gulf. It certainly is a magical experience to see this little turtle go from being limp and inert to being a full-blown wriggling ball of energy. You set them onto the sand and they hobble -- pedal to the metal -- down those last few feet of beach, into the waves and then ... out to sea! We are more than happy to share this experi-ence with interested individuals. If you have mornings when you know you will be free from mid-July through September, give us a call at (239) 472-2329 extension 228 and we will be more than happy to give you the three-day head’s up on a nest dig and try our best to set you up to experience this wonder firsthand.

What’s New in 2007?This year longtime turtle volunteer and priceless co-

ordinator of all things sea turtle, Beverly Ball, decided it was time to leave a few of her more arduous turtle tasks for someone else to take on, while still spearheading many of the essential goings-on. SCCF hired Andrea Yacaginsky -- who has been with the Native Plant Nursery since June 2006 -- for this seasonal position. The move to part-time

Turtle Person has fit in flawlessly with both her schedule and her home-away-from-home. The Sea Turtle Office is conveniently located right inside the Nursery build-ing, and gives her a good reason to take a breather in the air conditioning. She is responsible for entering nesting data into the computer, keeping the office organized and accessible, taking and returning phone calls to the Turtle Office, as well as writing out a few reports and press releases here and there. She is glad to be of as much help to Bev and the other turtle volunteers as she can.

Sanibel’s west end beaches were selected to take part in a genetics-sampling project being undertaken by a student at the University of Georgia this year. A range of nests that were laid between June 15th and June 24th were chosen to take the samples from. Our valiant permittees undertook the less than pleasant task of obtaining a flipper from a (naturally) dead hatchling (or a hatched eggshell if no dead hatchling was to be had) while performing the routine post-hatch dig. The sample is then placed in a vial of ethanol, labeled with the date collected, nest number and position, and sent off with the others to be analyzed. The goal of this project is to determine what are the similarities and differences in the genetic stocks of loggerheads nesting in many different areas. A big thanks goes out to everyone that lent a helping hand in collecting those samples!

Nesting statistics for the 2007 seasonAs far as numbers of nests laid, the nesting num-

bers on Sanibel and Captiva continued the decline of in recent years. Sanibel is up a bit from last year. up by 12% in the east end and nearly double on the east end. Captiva, however, was down 35%. All areas of the islands have been hit with periods of unusually high tides due

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Wildlife Habitat ManagementThe Wildlife Habitat Management Program has

continued over the past year to expand restoration efforts, improve our knowledge of the Island’s ecosystem through research, and increase awareness of our efforts.

The awarding of important grants and continued close relationships with our Island partners (the City of Sanibel, and J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge) have allowed for the planning/completion of new restoration projects, and the hiring of additional staff to assist with specific tasks related to our overall objectives.

StaffNew Staff: Brandon Munsell was hired in

November of last year as our new land manager. Previously, this position was rolled into the director’s job. Brandon will be taking on the day-to-day direction of land management activities under the guidance of our management plan, including non-native removal projects, plantings, prescribed fire and mowing.

Toby Clark was hired in March of this year as a shared field technician between the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge and SCCF. He will

split his time in half between the two partners. Toby’s job will be carrying out the tasks of land management such as invasive non-native control, mowing, plantings, and assisting with prescribed burns.

Existing Staff: Chris Lechowicz continues as our field biologist in charge of wildlife monitoring and data management. Chris also works throughout the organization handling computer and network tasks.

Victor Young continues to work as a field technician doing invasive non-native control, mowing, plantings, and assisting with prescribed burns. Seasonal field biologist Ron Gestwiki works on vegetation monitoring and seed collection during the winter months. Amanda Bryant, Cara Faillace and Vincent Farallo work as seasonal technicians on the Snowy Plover project.

Brad Smith directs the program, which includes handling grants, developing restoration and management plans, and coordinating research.

New FacilityThe long-awaited Wildlife Habitat Management

Building was completed in May. By the beginning of June, the Wildlife Habitat Management staff had completed moving of all its activities to the new

A section of the West Sanibel River Preserve (shaded area) showing ditches. The black lines indicate natural flowways, which have been retained; the white shows filled ditches. The new pond and rookery island is in the circled area.

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facility. The facility includes office space, storage of maintenance and monitoring equipment, and a new nursery facility for the propagation of local genetic lines of native plants to enhance our preserves.

With this facility in place, the WHMP has the necessary space and basic equipment needed to better meet our restoration and management objectives. The facility will also serve as tangible evidence for granting agencies and other professionals of SCCF’s commitment to land stewardship.

ResearchSnowy plover research has continued this past year

to examine the factors influencing nesting success. Early results demonstrate the importance of certain characteristics of nest sites that can be useful in predicting good nesting habitat. We are also continuing to examine the role human disturbance plays in nesting success as well as the importance of prey abundance to successful fledging of hatchlings. These data will hopefully inform management decisions not only on Sanibel but throughout the state.

MonitoringEfforts to track trends in abundance of prey species on

conservation lands continue. These multiple-year trends will play an integral part in shaping our management activities and future restoration efforts by indicating when and where problems are occurring. They can also help to correlate any changes with regard to specific disturbance events (i.e. nutrients, fire, hurricanes, storm surges, etc.) or management activities.

This past winter and spring, WHMP staff, with help from a volunteer, were able to sort through and identify our backlog of aquatic invertebrate samples from the last four years. In the future, the task of sorting will be simplified by the collection of voucher specimens we now have for reference. These data are collected monthly during the wet season to serve as indicators of wetland health.

Vegetation monitoring continues in order to characterize our floral communities and monitor the success of our restoration and management efforts. These data are also being used in conjunction with GIS mapping to create vegetation maps for our preserves.

All of these data collection tasks can now be analyzed using new statistical software purchased in the past year. This software will allow us to find patterns in the data that will suggest testable hypotheses relating to how wildlife is responding to restoration and ways we can improve the function of our Island ecosystem.

ManagementOur prescribed fire program benefitted over the past

year with additional work to increase the accessibility of fire lines when conditions are wet. Many wet areas of fire lines were either elevated or covered in a hard base of crushed concrete. This will effectively extend our burn season by providing access further into the late summer and allow for earlier access in the spring.

Work continued this summer on the creation of the Periwinkle Hammock Trail. Several hundred additional plants were placed this year and the trail is being smoothed and mulched in preparation for a fall 2007 grand opening.

The West Sanibel River Preserve restoration was completed this summer. One hundred and thirty acres of invasive non-native vegetation were removed and over six miles of ditches were filled. In addition, four ponds were dug on the property and several areas of existing ditch were enhanced to better provide for wildlife. The Bald Eagles were back on the property this year and successfully raised two chicks.

Last year we started on the removal of all remaining stands of Australian pines from SCCF lands. This project, referred to as Last Stands, was started near Sandcastle Drive in June of 2005 and is expected to

WHM staff is creating a pond with a rookery island in the West Sanibel River Preserve (map left below).

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be completed by the spring of 2008. The project also includes funding for re-planting the various properties where Australian pines have been cleared.

And not be overlooked, the newly acquired Bob Wigley Preserve is in the early planning stages for a major restoration project that will include the removal of invasive non-native vegetation but also the removal of spoil, the creation of a rookery island and the reconnection of wetlands to the Sanibel River.

The completion of these restoration projects will mark the end of major invasive non-native removal efforts on SCCF lands. More importantly, it will be the removal of these plants from all of the conservation lands on Sanibel! Ten years ago this seemed like anything but a reality but with continued persistence and support we find ourselves having turned a corner and we are now ready to face new challenges.

OutreachWHMP staff members have spoken at several

meetings of both professional peers and the general public in the past year to share information learned from our research and experiences in restoration and recovery of ecosystem function.

GrantsWe are currently still working on restoration

projects funded from grants reported in the 2005 and 2006 annual reports. These funds will continue to support work through the summer of 2008.

Additional grants include: • $50,000fromtheU.S.FishandWildlifeService

(USFW S) Coastal Ecosystems Program for restoration of the Bob Wigley Preserve

• $25,000fromtheUSFWSChallengeCostShareProgram for Last Stands Australian Pine clearing

• $27,000fromtheUSFWSChallengeCostShareProgram for ongoing research on the Snowy Plover

Marine Laboratory & RECON(River, Estuary & Coastal Observation Newwork

IntroductionThis was a year of transition

at the Marine Laboratory. Our scientists and staff observed a decline in water quality and habitat integrity caused by excessive rainfall and poor nutrient management. Discharges from Lake Okeechobee, for the sake of public safety, sent volumes of poor quality water into the waters surrounding Sanibel and Captiva. The increased use of seawall in the Caloosahatchee basin and the consequent loss of water retention and filtration associated with mangrove and marsh wetlands

also translated to degraded water quality in our estuary.

During this year, the data collected and the conclusions drawn from work conducted at the Marine Laboratory were critical in efforts to reverse the course in water management policy locally, regionally, and nationally. Recognizing the broader geographic context of these challenges, our scientists reached out to colleagues, bringing in expertise on harmful algae blooms, habitat degradation, and coastal eutrophication.

We have also made a concerted

effort to educate the public about the role of science in changing water pol icy by address ing diverse audiences and SCCF’s membership.

Finally, we said goodbye to the director, Dr. Steve Bortone, who launched the laboratory and put it on the right foot. He relocated to Duluth, Minnesota and is now the Director of the University of Minnesota’s Sea Grant Program. The momentum and credibility that he created during his tenure at the laboratory carries us forward into the next five years.

The new Wildlife Habitat Management facility

Staff Upon Dr. Bortone's departure,

SCCF brought together the Board of Scientific Advisors to evaluate the Marine Laboratory’s contributions and to determine the qualities and characteristics of the next director. The search for the new director began in January 2007. A committee was formed to interview candidates and unanimously agreed to offer the position to Dr. Loren Coen of the Department of Natural Resources in South Carolina. Dr. Coen has accepted and will be joining the lab in fall 2007.

Dr. Eric Milbrandt served as interim director to ensure the continuation of laboratory activities. Dr. Milbrandt balanced the added duties of the director with his own studies and commitments. His research program on the genetic diversity of marine microorganisms and ecological interactions of seagrass communities has been vigorously pursued.

Dr. Milbrandt was invited to speak at “Ding” Darling Days, the City of Fort Myers Beach Civic Association, the Captiva Yacht Club, and at the Life Member Luncheon. He has also presented at two national and international scientific meetings, the American Soc i e ty o f L imnology and Oceanography and the International Society for Microbial Ecology. While Dr. Milbrandt juggled the director’s commitments, much of the administrative duties were assigned to Molly Dawson, Grant Administrator.

Dr. Richard Bartleson, research scientist, served as Sanibel and

Captiva’s red drift algae expert and headed up an investigation of species distributions and biomass of macroalgae around the islands. He has also begun a project to better predict seagrass growth responses to salinity, temperature and light. Rick also coordinated the visit of a team of highly regarded scientists to study harmful algal blooms, which have recently been documented in excess around Sanibel.

Dr. Michael Hannan has attended a number of seminars on Geographical Information Systems and has successfully obtained grants for software and course fees. Mike continually modifies our databases as our data needs evolve. Additionally, A.J. Martignette and Jeff Siwicke were transitioned from grant-supported staff to core staff as research assistants.

The lab has also seen changes in personnel for grant-sponsored projects. Jonathan Guinn visits seagrass sites monthly to examine

community changes over time. Brad Klement coordinates Spotted Seatrout otolith studies with the University of South Alabama and, as well, collects specimens from Pine Island Sound. Eric Berris was hired to study red drift algae around Sanibel Island. Two grants concluded and, with the conclusion of these grants, two staff positions were ended. Kim Cressman found full time employment with the City of Cape Coral as an environmental specialist and continues to maintain a professional connection to the Marine Laboratory.

Research ProgramsA major thrust of the 2007

Fundraising Campaign was to “Protect the Water.” RECON, which stands for River, Estuary & Coastal Observation Network, is an in situ water quality monitoring system. The eight RECON sensors (seven fixed locations and one

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mobile sensor) will simultaneously transmit real-time spatial and temporal water quality data. This data will be available to the public through accessible and interactive pages which will be posted on our website, www.sccf.org.

This website, which is in the final stages of development as we go to press, will allow users to select multiple water quality criteria and then will automatically plot the data on a graph. It also provides archived water quality data from the sensors. Additionally, the RECON project has drawn significant public interest as well as attracted two major grants from the City of Sanibel and the Lee County Tourism Development Council.

Currently, there is one sensor deployed on Sanibel with seven more planned soon to populate the waterway from Lake Okeechobee

to Redfish Pass. The capital needs of the RECON project have been generously funded by SCCF members… Thank you!! Member contributions to this project support two full-time research assistants, Jeff Siwicke and A.J. Martignette, to monitor and maintain the sensors.

Grant-supported projects have focused on three main arenas during the past year: seagrasses, red drift algae and spotted seatrout. Seagrass research is a central component to the work of Drs. Milbrandt and Bartleson.

Grants with the following titles were sponsored this fiscal year by federal, state and local agencies:• Identification of Microbes

Critical to the Enhancement of Seagrass Restoration,

• Tape Grass TemperatureTolerances,

• Effects of Lake OkeechobeeD i s c h a r g e s o n t h e Caloosahatchee Estuary and Caloosahatchee River/Estuary,

• SubmergedAquaticVegetationMonitoring. These grants were awarded to

enhance and restore current seagrass beds in the estuary surrounding Sanibel and Captiva Islands as well as better characterize the water quality components necessary for improving seagrass health.

Seagrasses serve an important

On June 12, 2007, the first RECON sensor was launched. A.J. Martignette, Jeff Siwicke and Brad Klement walk the sensor out as they prepare to mount it on a dock.

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In July, Marine Lab staff tested RECON as a mobile sensor, which can be deployed as needed.

function in estuaries, providing habitat for juvenile fish and larger fish such as the spotted seatrout. Brad Klement, in partnership with Dauphin Island Laboratory in southern Alabama, has been evaluating the effects of hurricane disturbances on estuary habitats by measuring growth rates in juvenile and adult spotted sea trout. Brad will use the growth rates of sea trout from hurricane-affected areas to evaluate the extent of the seagrass losses on sea trout health.

Facilities and EquipmentQuite a few repairs and

upgrades were made to both the building and equipment in the past year to keep the laboratory operating. We received grant money to purchase a spectrophotometer for water quality analysis. Other facilities improvements included the addition of a 10’ x 20’ Ted Shed in the Redstart Facility pole barn. The "shed," which was funded by a grant from the South Florida Water Management District, houses Dr. Bartleson’s Tape Grass Temperature Tolerance study. While the shed

itself was assembled and anchored within a few days, the process of insulating and plumbing the building took nearly two months. Much of the design and labor was done by A.J. Martignette, with a few larger jobs contracted out to local vendors. The shed holds six 237 gallon tanks, four 25,000 BTU air conditioners, and assorted other equipment to keep a steady flow of water and control temperature.

Looking to the FutureWe are all looking forward

to welcoming our new director,

Dr. Loren Coen. His arrival will add another vitally needed researcher to the small but crucial collection of scientists on Sanibel and Captiva. Dr. Coen will further expand our already extensive collaborative efforts with his numerous contacts.

Dr. Milbrandt continues to partner with faculty at Florida Gulf Coast University and anticipates strengthening our relationship with this growing institution.

We have invested in a first-of-its kind coastal observation network (RECON) to track changes in water quality and we plan to provide the data to promote changes in water management and improvements in habitat quality. We are nearly set to launch RECON, which has been performing magnificently in field trials. A short publication has already been prepared from the data collected in the first deployment; it is in the peer review process. We anticipate launching the remaining seven fixed site sensors in fall 2007. As we move forward, look for our progress in the Member Update.

Map showing approximate locations of the seven fixed-location RECON sensors.

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Mobile RECON equipment test. Samples were collected for testing by the State to confirm the accuracy of sensor readings. Water was pumped through an onboard tank which contained the sensor unit.

Natural Resource PolicyJust over one year ago the Natural Resource Policy

director position was created to bring our scientific knowledge to policy decision makers for natural resource protection. The natural resource impacts of the last few years have underscored the fact that the greatest threats to the quality of the island environment and economy originates far from our island borders. To effectively advocate for issues, the Foundation has engaged in policy issues at the local, regional, state and federal levels.

Our advocacy efforts this past year have been wide-ranging: Water quality, land use, protected species and legislative issues. In addition, every policy issue requires educational outreach to build awareness and involvement of our membership and the general public. This year we have seen the dramatic effect an educated, engaged and vocal community can have in advocating for our environment and quality of life.

Water QualityOf all the issues with which we are engaged,

water quality is the most far-reaching and immediate. Through our advocacy, education and community-building effort -- and the efforts of the City of Sanibel, the PURRE Water Coalition and others -- the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers stopped the implementation of a Lake Okeechobee regulation schedule in 2006 that would have brought more harm to the Caloosahatchee, the estuary and coastal waters. We continue to advocate for better options to improve delivery, timing and water quality from the lake.

Phosphate mining is an ongoing Land Use issue with a direct impact on water quality. Mining operations are responsible for the phosphorus enrichment of our coastal waters, which is linked to harmful algal blooms in surrounding waters and red drift algae on our beaches.

We have also been successfully engaged in a number of statewide water quality policy issues. These include Florida’s Designated Uses, the Impaired Waters Rule and Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL). Designated Uses is intended to protect water quality and keep recreational waters “fishable and swimmable.” DEP has proposed revising our current five-class system to a matrix of seven human

uses and four aquatic life uses. The new matrix includes three categories of recreational waters ranging from “fishable/swimmable to splashable/fishable (no full body contact with this water) and unfishable/unswimmable (what recreational use is provided?). We continue to advocate for protective standards and fully fishable/swimmable recreational waters.

The Foundation is also engaged in the State standards for Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) for all impaired waters including the Caloosahatchee estuary. We continue to advocate for a water quality component for the C-43 reservoir. We are also working on fertilizer ordinances at local and regional levels to reduce nutrient loading from the land. Sanibel has passed one and we are currently working with Lee County. In the coming year we hope to develop standards for wastewater treatment plants, package plants and septic systems as well as a regional Stormwater initiative.

Land Use

On Land Use issues, we continue our fight to preserve three acres of black mangrove basin forest at South Seas on Captiva. In 2006, we joined the Captiva Civic Association to challenge the permit issued by the South Florida Water Management District. The Administrative Law Judge hearing the case found in our favor but left an option for Mariner Properties to revise their application. We will continue our efforts to protect this area through the Lee County andArmy Corps of Engineers permitting process.

Blue-green algae in the Caloosahatchee in 2006.

Fur the r in l and we s t ay engaged with Babcock Ranch. Erick Lindblad is the Lee County representative on the advisory group, Babcock Ranch Inc., that oversees and will eventually manage the state purchase of 73,000 acres. In addition, we are following the water resource issues on the proposed development of the western 17,900 acres.

Protected Species The key protected species policy

issue we face is a direct result of water quality degradation. As red drift algae accumulated on Sanibel beaches, island residents, the City and Foundation debated what to do about the algae and its affect on two protected species -- snowy plovers and sea turtles -- that nest on our sanctuary island beaches.

The Foundation policy and habitat management departments worked with City staff and residents on an island task force and with the regulatory agency to find a way to protect the nesting species and beaches while removing algae when it reaches harmful levels. For wildlife protection, we maintain our opposition to any "regular" beach cleanup, and we hope the drought this year will reduce the algae and eliminate the need for algae removal.

LegislativeThe State legislative session

was a busy one this year with some good initiatives and some that we worked to defeat. We supported the Lake Okeechobee and Estuary Recovery Act which

expands the Lake Okeechobee Protection Plan to include the estuaries. This is important because the Caloosahatchee receives 70 percent of the excess polluted water from the lake. We helped defeat a bill that would have reduced wetland protections and kept local municipalities from adopting more stringent local regulations to protect wetlands; another that would have disallowed local municipalities from passing more stringent fertilizer rules than the State; and defeated an amendment to the Babcock Ranch Management bill that would have allowed cypress logging in the wetlands on the State -owned lands of Babcock Ranch.

At the Federa l leve l we continue to support the passage of a Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) bill which funds the cost of the Federal share of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) in Florida and water projects in other states. We took our request to

Washington, D.C., where we met with congressional office staff and representatives to promote water quality and river protection initiatives as part of River Action Day sponsored by American Rivers. In addition to WRDA, we requested their support of the Raw Sewage Overflow Community Right to Know Act, Clean Water Restoration Act and Wild and Scenic River Legislation. While sitting in the Senate gallery, we had an opportunity to observe the Senate discussion of the WRDA bill, which came to the floor during our trip. It passed the Senate 81 to 12. In conjunction with overwhelming support in the House (381 to 40), there appear to be sufficient votes to override a threatened Presidential veto.

It has been a very good first year for the new Policy department and we look forward to the opportunity to continue to protect our natural wonders through science-based policy.

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Red drift algae on a Sanibel beach in January 2007.

Environmental EducationEducation staff continued to provide learning

experiences for widespread audiences both on and off the island. The environmental education department conducted diverse activities and programs designed to engage the community and visitors, create and maintain partnerships, and integrate the many aspects of SCCF’s work. Program participants included realtors, schoolchildren, local homeowners, and island visitors, to name just a few. Staff reached over 44,000 people this past fiscal year whether it was in one of our preserves, on the water, in the classroom, or in the yards of local homeowners. Audiences were wide-ranging, from adults to children of all ages.

We have benefited from an expanded porch, new entryway and ramp over the past year – it has provided much more space for programs and events, and greatly improved accessibility. The Nature Center underwent major construction in the parking lot from August 2006 to the early months of 2007. Structures were added that eventually allowed the main building and the nursery building to get hooked up to the city’s sewer system. A lift station was then built on the grounds and will be maintained by the City of Sanibel.

StaffKristie Anders completed her 19th year as the

education director. She continued long-standing programs geared toward educating new island residents, the realtor community, and the eco-tourist population. She fostered the long-term partnership with Captiva Cruises and spearheaded outreach on water quality issues.

Dee Serage-Century, our Landscaping for Wildlife educator, has been working at SCCF for 23 years (five years as nursery assistant and manager; 18 years as educator). This past year Dee initiated an alligator education program that was very well attended, she continued landscaping design house calls and classes, maintained our butterfly house and ethnobotany garden, and worked with our education intern, Steve Mickletz, to promote butterfly education in all fourth grade classrooms in Lee County. Steve returned to SCCF for a second internship and continued helping us with video projects, school programs, and our regular, weekly programs.

Richard Finkel completed his seventh year as environmental educator with an emphasis on schoolchildren. Richard conducted many of our outdoor programs ranging from kayak trips and evening astronomy programs, to educational activities with schoolchildren. Richard actually began his tenure with the Foundation back in 1990 when he was an education intern under Kristie and he periodically worked as an educator on Sanibel throughout the following decade. He then returned as a full time staff person in 2000.

That same year Melissa Upton was brought on board as the Nature Center manager. She spent much of her time this past year coordinating programs and organized trainings and field trips. Melissa oversees operations with regard to educational activities at the Nature Center and spent quite a bit of time working on Nature Center improvements and off-site kiosks. The education department as a whole reflects 65 years of work experience with and for the Conservation Foundation. We take great pride and joy in sharing our knowledge with others.

Learning Experiences

The Nature Center attracted 8,972 people to its exhibits, trails, nature shop and bookstore, while approximately 1,100 people visited the Butterfly House.

Richard Finkel leads a school group through the SCCF Center Tract.

Our ongoing programs attracted a wide variety of individuals. The following is a sampling of many of them:

Richard, Kristie, Steve and volunteers led 318 people on Turtle Tracks, teaching people about the forces shaping barrier islands and the variety of marine life that has uniquely adapted to this highly dynamic ecosystem.

Richard introduced 165 people to the night sky through Stars Over Sanibel.

Richard taught 614 students and 71 of their chaperones about the interior wetland and upland ecosystems during 21 school visits to the Nature Center.

Volunteers brought 250 bird enthusiasts on weekly Birding in the Preserves walks through the Sanibel Gardens Preserve, Johnston Preserve, Pick Preserve, and the Center Tract trails.

Guided kayak adventures in cooperation with Captiva Kayak Company gave 63 people a chance to paddle through the pristine wilderness of Buck Key.

Weeds ‘n Seeds volunteers led 250 people on outings throughout Southwest Florida to better understand plant communities of Southwest Florida.

Volunteers and staff led trail tours, narrated boat trips, and guided people on the beach. Volunteer trail guides led 513 visitors along the Center Tract trails, teaching them about the interior wetland ecosystem and habitat management. Captiva Cruises volunteers narrated boat trips for 21,482 visitors during explorations of Pine Island Sound.

Weekly guided walks continued in the ethnobotany garden. The Cultural History of Florida’s Native Plants program taught 126 participants about human uses of native plants for food, shelter, art, and medicine.

Richard took 107 children and their chaperones to the river to learn about the interior wetlands.

Melissa coordinated two island cleanups, Open House & Earth Day celebrations, and vehicle decorations for the 4th of July parade. These events reached approximately 3,000 people and provided an opportunity to educate people of all ages about our efforts and accomplishments.

Landscaping for WildlifeIn year eleven of encouraging

residents to view their home landscapes as healthy sanctuaries for both wildlife and people, Dee conducted 45 house calls to members seeking our advice and expertise. In addition, 245 people learned how to landscape with Florida native plants through classes and tours.

Information on landscaping for butterflies reached 565 people through programs for the Sanibel Audubon Society and butterfly house tours. “Florida Butterflies and Their Caterpillars” was also widely distributed through the sale of copies to garden centers, botanical gardens, school districts, and other nature centers. Approximately 100 people attended programs on island nesting birds and many more visitors enjoyed watching the nature center video monitors connected to the new bird box nesting cameras. Visitors watched the barn owls,

great crested flycatchers, and pileated woodpeckers raise their chicks. Dee created a new educational program on alligators that focuses on their biology and the history of gators and humans in Florida. This popular program attracted 495 people.

Outreach to SchoolsA major component o f

the Foundation’s multi-faceted Education Department is working with local Lee County students. The goal is to inspire them through experiences designed to increase their awareness and understanding of the natural world and participation in its preservation. Richard, Dee and Steve were able to reach 4,500 students in Lee County schools during the 2006-2007 school year. Outreach to schools included environmental education activities at the Pick Preserve with The Sanibel School students, ecology programs with visiting school groups to the Nature Center, and butterfly life-cycle education.

For a fourth year, thousands of schoolchildren and adults learned about the life cycle of our state butterfly, Zebra longwing.

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Dee Serage introduced a new pro-gram about alligators.

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Presentations were made to fourth grade classes in different schools around Lee County. One living butterfly life cycle kit was delivered to each school. Each kit included: one screened box (built by our volunteer “Hammerheads”) that held the Zebra eggs, caterpillars, and pupae for the students to observe and then release. A container of the larval host plant, Corky Stemmed Passion Vine, was included for the caterpillars to eat and was later planted in the school’s butterfly garden. Following a 30-minute presentation to each fourth grade classroom, educational materials were distributed which included copies of “Florida Butterflies and Their Caterpillars” and a laminated picture handout describing the life cycle of the Zebra longwing. A sign attached to each box acknowledged the Conservation Foundation.

Other OutreachOne of the exciting things

about working at the Foundation is not knowing the challenges that

lie around the next bend. Kristie explored options with the Florida Communities Trust and Trust for Public Lands about future land acquisition projects. She spent more time with community organizations and homeowner associations to share with them the mission of SCCF and the work that lies ahead with work in the marine lab, habitat management, and education. Some of the groups are annual favorites such as the Brown Baggers at the Congregational Church, Kiwanis and Rotary. There were even two opportunities to address the Sanibel Captiva Audubon Society.

In order to keep up on current issues and trends, public meetings were attended and information disseminated in classes and talks throughout the year. The topics of Everglades Restoration, the Caloosahatchee and the estuaries were of particular interest this year to residents and visitors. The educational efforts resulted in more active participation by community members and organizations in

current environmental events, meetings and public comment.

Relationships with the local realtors continue to grow. The Sanibel and Captiva Islands Association of Realtors still requires all new members of their organization to attend a class held at SCCF. In addition, practicing realtors may opt to receive a Sanibel and Captiva Islands specialist designation that includes an additional class. Annually, an intensive, state-certified course is offered to realtors who are required to complete 14 hours of special studies in order to maintain their licenses. The class has now been taught several times for the Cape Coral realtors as well. This past spring, candidates for statewide offices of the Florida Association of Realtors (FAR) traveled by boat throughout Pine Island Sound for a deeper appreciation of the estuary and the importance of good water quality for coastal properties. As a result, in part, of the trip most candidates made water an important part of their issues platform.

The Lee County Visitor and Convention Bureau/Tourist Development Council (TDC) continued its commitment to water issues. In a presentation in February to the TDC, the marine lab’s RECON array system was introduced and applauded as the only good news they had heard that day. It was appreciated that individual citizens, a handful of businesses and City of Sanibel funds had been acquired to help in the efforts to improve water quality, independent of governmental action. TDC asked Kristie to put together a two-day Melissa Upton led a field trip to the Fakahatchee Strand.

cont. from left Environmental Educationworkshop for some of their staff, their advertising agency and PR staff. From that came great opportunities for outreach education.

LeeWaterFacts.com is a website maintained by VCB to provide timely and accurate information about the river, estuaries and beaches. In an interview with Kristie, there are numerous suggestions for people to help with the issues and make changes in their own lives to improve water quality. The interview also talks about some of the qualitative changes that have been seen over the past 20 years. Other people interviewed for the site include Dave Jensen and Ralph Woodring. Straightforward information about red tide, drift algae and the change in water quality are available on this site.

Assistance in the form of review/editing for accuracy was provided for their new visitor guide which includes ID of plants, birds, shells and other wildlife in their native habitat. In addition a short video was produced encouraging visitors to spend time bonding with nature and family in the outdoors. It encourages people to slow down and just take time to stop and let nature into their lives while bonding with their families. Also found in the booklet are messages about how to be a good visitor, i.e. ways to lighten their impact on the ecosystem and tips to minimize disturbance to wildlife. All of these media pieces are available online, and their research shows that over 70% of our visitors spend time researching this area before arriving.

Captiva Cruises remains a stalwart partner for education of residents and visitors. Special trips to

explore the waters around the islands gave our islanders perspectives on the estuary they did not have before. These special charters including the popular Fish House trips were offered several times throughout the season. The company offers the participants of our Resident Environmental Orientation a trip out on to Pine Island Sound as an integral part of the classes. Volunteer docents boarded the Lady Chadwick almost daily to provide an in-depth narrative to passengers.

Some past work of the Foundation’s educators just keeps on going. Fifteen years after it was originally filmed, PBS’s Reading Rainbow still airs a program filmed on North Captiva featuring the coastal and estuarine environment; Sunny Days magazine continues to provide -- at no cost to us -- a full page article about the Foundation and its work; The Visitor Television Channel aired on Sanibel and Captiva runs a program about our work several times each day. These media pieces are far reaching and help more people know the work being done to conserve Sanibel, Captiva and the waters that surround us.

Call UsWhile we teach, we learn, and learning helps us

discover new possibilities. We would like you to join us in that discovery and invite your neighbors to do the same. Help us reach deeper into the community by giving us an opportunity to teach. If you have a group of interested individuals who would like to learn more about the nature on and around the islands, call us.

Above left: Intern Steve Mickletz giving a tour of the Butterfly House. Above right: Richard Finkel and a group on the back deck at the Nature Center.

Native Plant NurseryThe Native Plant Nursery

has just completed a whirlwind of a year! In the midst of day-to-day operations, we achieved a record-breaking year of sales all while organizing field trips and forming new partnerships with other agencies and non-profits. Many visitors have commented about the high quality of our plants as well as the overall appearance of the nursery. We sincerely appreciate the support that we have been getting from our regular customers, members, and first-time visitors.

Volunteers, Interns, and StaffThis year the nursery enlisted

a dedicated crew of 36 volunteers to assist in a variety of tasks, from potting and weeding to cleaning and planting seeds. They spent over 1,200 hours in the nursery, tackling anything that staff asked. We wouldn’t be able to do it without their help!

Last June, Andrea Yacaginsky arrived as our newest nursery intern. After her original six-month stint, she was such an asset to nursery operations that we asked her to stay for an additional six months. We are happy to report that as of June of 2007, Andrea was offered (and accepted) a six-month

staff position, working half time in the nursery and serving as the Sea Turtle Program coordinator for the other half of her time. At the end of this turtle season, Andrea will be continuing on as full time nursery staff, helping out with day-to-day nursery operations and spearheading our expanding landscaping services.

As Andrea transitioned into a staff position in June, we also welcomed a new intern to the nursery, Tara Landa. Tara comes from Gainesville, Florida, and brings a delightful enthusiasm for plants and the natural world. She will be with us through the fall until the end of 2007.

Lew For t , ou r Nur s e r y assistant manager, continued on in his efforts to propagate any and every plant native to our region. Happily, he is having great success in growing many different species by seed, including many plants previously grown only by vegetative cuttings here in the nursery. Jenny Evans, Nursery manager, spent the year coordinating the Captiva Community Panel’s grant program as well as promoting the nursery through newspaper articles, public

speaking, and Landscaping for Wildlife housecalls.

Landscaping for Wildlife & Education

The nursery sponsored a full array of educational opportunities this past year. Landscaping for Wildlife educator Dee Serage-Century and Nursery manager Jenny Evans continued the popular one-on-one “housecall” visits. Dee also taught numerous classes in landscape design, butterfly gardening, and plant selection. This year, the nursery went “off-campus,” with guided field trips to the salt marsh of Little Pine Island, the scrublands of Archbold Biological Station, and two swamp walks in the Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve. Thanks to Barbara Bolt for organizing the logistics of these outings!

Partnerships

The nursery continued its cooperation with many local agencies again this year. With the support of the Captiva Community Panel (CCP), the nursery participated in a grant project from the State of Florida’s Division of Forestry.

SCCF native plant haulers.

Propogating Florida Mayten.

Through the CCP’s grant, Captiva homeowners had the opportunity to receive a 75% discount on native trees to aid in reforestation from Hurricane Charley damage. To date, 1,191 trees of 31 native species have been delivered and planted on 50 different Captiva properties. There is still a small portion of the grant remaining, and the project is expected to be completed by early 2008.

Municipal plantings with the City of Sanibel also continued this past summer. Nursery staff worked on projects along the roadside buffers of Sanibel-Captiva Road and West Gulf Drive, as well as improvements to the Tarpon Bay beach access, a buffer at the corner of Nerita and Middle Gulf Drive, the medians on the east end of Periwinkle Way, and a median on the corner of Palm Ridge and Periwinkle Way.

The nursery also assisted in replanting efforts with J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. In addition to supplying a variety of species to replace invasive plant removal, the nursery grew approximately 700 red mangroves for planting on the Refuge’s spoil islands in Pine Island Sound. The nursery also was granted a permit to collect seeds and cuttings within the Refuge, allowing nursery staff to propagate previously unavailable plant species.

This year, the nursery was the recipient of a grant from the Florida Native Plant Society. Although the nursery has been a long-time member of the organization, this is the first time that it has been a recipient of an award from them. The project is an experiment in propagating Florida Mayten (Maytenus

phyllanthoides), a threatened plant found in mangrove ecosystems. If successful, one half of the plants will be planted on local conservation lands, either owned by SCCF, the City of Sanibel, or "Ding" Darling. The other half of the plants will be available free of charge to nurseries who are interested in propagating this plant and making it available within the nursery trade.

Operations

The nursery had another exciting year in physical improvements to our facility. We finally completed repairs to our shade house screening, which was originally damaged by Hurricane Charley and with additional damage inflicted by Hurricane Wilma. The nursery also obtained a utility trailer to pull behind our truck. This makes plant buying trips doubly efficient as we can load the entire back of the truck as well as fill up the trailer with plants. Thanks again to a generous supporter for the purchase of this equipment. We have made at least eight plant buying trips in our new vehicles in this past year alone!

The nursery has also completed an overhaul of our inventory tracking, accounting, and invoicing software. Previous to 2007, all accounting and inventory procedures were computed by hand. Many customers to the nursery will notice that we are no longer handwriting receipts; all transactions are being processed by our new point-of-sale system, making the bookkeeping and inventory more efficient and streamlined.

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Above left: Trees for Captiva. Above right: Nursery field trip to the Fakahatchee Strand.

Fundraising & Special EventsDuring the year there were

many spec ia l occas ions for members, volunteers and friends of the Foundation to gather for fun and fund-raising events.

The Foundat ion hos ted the official kick-off of Sanibel’s Luminary celebration sponsored by the Sanibel and Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce on Friday, December 1. Foundation staff and volunteers, along with City of Sanibel officials and Chamber members, gathered at the Foundation’s gazebo at Periwinkle Preserve to welcome visitors to the celebration. After greetings from Chamber executive director Ric Base, he hit the switch to light up the area to the cheers of those gathered.

The Foundation’s Annual Meeting was held Friday, December 8. After making his report of the year’s accomplishments to members, Board president Paul Roth presented framed prints to outgoing board members. Those honored were Bill Hillebrandt, Warren Schwab and Art Weissbach. After the meeting, members enjoyed ribs and chicken from Rib City and side dishes contributed by those attending.

On Monday, December 1 the Foundation hosted our second annual member Shop & Sip event at the Nature Shop and Bookstore. Members had an opportunity to save up to 25% on purchases of $100ormorethatevening.MartiBryant along with Board member Gwenda-Hiett Clements were on hand to greet shoppers and answer any questions they had about the Foundation. Hugh and Fran Cameron worked in the gift shop, andsalestotaledover$2,200.

The annual Life Member Luncheon took place on Thursday, January 18 at the Sanibel Harbour Resort and Spa. Life Members dined in the Island Room with a view of the Caloosahatchee. Each department head at the Foundation presented a report to the members showcasing their area’s activities and accomplishments during the year.

The Foundation’s third annual Art Auction raised over $22,000to support its intern program. To kick off the event Bank of the Islands hosted a meet-the-artists reception with champagne, wine and hors d’oeuvres on Thursday, February 1.

The auction at the Sanibel Community House on the evening of Tuesday, February 6 began with an open bar sponsored by Bank of the Islands and hors d’oeuvres catered by Bailey’s General Store and sponsored by John and Sheila Morley. While prospective bidders enjoyed food and conversation, they viewed the art and had the opportunity to vote for their three favorite artists.

Erick welcomed everyone and

spoke of the interns’ immeasurable contributions to the Foundation. “They give us energy,” he said.

Ente r t a in ing a s a lways , Auctioneer and former Trustee Warren Schwab advised the audience to “Bid often and bid high!”

The first artwork that set the pace for the evening was -- again this year -- Helen Baller’s hand-woven basket on a cherry base table, which drew numerous bids and was purchased by Wayne and LindaBoydfor$2,400.Balleralsoreceived second place in the favorite artist vote.

Lucas Century was first place for favorite artist and really had the crowd going with high bids on a deeply etched large bowl that he ended up auctioning off three times,bringinginover$2,400tothe Foundation. Charlie Frese’s gorgeous Dinkin’s Bayou Fish Lamp was voted the third favorite item of the evening.

Schwab kept the bidding active with his humorous comments as Foundation interns moved through the audience to give a close-up view

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of the special artworks. Thirty-eight artists donated generously to the

event. The Foundation wishes to thank Tom Adams, Mary Baker, Bill Baker, Laura Ball, Helen Baller, Kathy Boone, Jaye Boswell, Sharon Brace, Pam Broderson, Lucas Century, Jerry Churchill, Bob Cipriani, Pat Cleveland, Beth Collette, Susan Dunn, Ginny Egensteiner, Jenny Evans, Charlie Frese, Neil Glaser, George Graham, The SCCF Hammerheads, Sheila Hoen, Kit (Caroline) Hoisington, Marcia Hopkins-York, Jane Hudson, Lauri Kaihlanen, Ruthi Levering, Petra Kaiser, Francine Litofsky, Valerie McCaffrey, Charlie McCullough, Steve Mickletz, Galina Polanceo, Hillary Potter, Pat St. Cyr, Kay Strong, Carolyn Swiney and Nancy Wilson.

The Foundation honored its volunteers for their valuable contributions made during the year at the annual Volunteer Party at BIG ARTS on Friday, March 9.

Jayne and Brian Baker of Jayne’s Victorian Garden catered the reception for the approximately 150 volunteers at the event.

Various individuals were recognized. Volunteer coordinators who were introduced included Beverly Ball, west end sea turtle coordinator; Sam Landry, Captiva sea turtle coordinator; Tory and Bill Burch, east end sea turtle coordinators; Sheila Morley, Nature Shop manager; Dean Skaugstad, Hammerhead carpentry crew manager; Fran Cameron, shop and office volunteer coordinator; and Gwenda Hiett-Clements, membership coordinator.

Volunteers received service awards for the cumulative number of hours served. Those with the top number of hours included Sheilah Morley, 3,000; Wally Kain, George Vernay and Bob Wiggins with 4,000 each; George McKinnell, 5,000; Beverly Ball, 9,000; Sam Landry, 13,000; and Dean Skaugstad, 14,000.

Volunteers who received awards for 10 years of service were Bill & Tory Burch, Fay Carney, Ron Gibson, Gwenda Hiett-Clements, Sally Lupfer, Marge Meek, John & Sheilah Morley, Hal Theiss, Tom & Linda Uhler. Beverly Ball, Sandy Bordiuk, Inge Glissman, Marilyn Niehoff, Ed Rand, Bill Reilly and Sallie Soule were recognized for 15 years. Bill &

Ann Wollschlager were honored for their 20 years of service.

After the awards , to honor a l l of the volunteers, Foundation staff with the help of some the Volunteers had the i r very own Survivor Sanibel and Captiva Islands “We Can’t Survive Without You” skit.

The Chamber-After Hours on Monday, March 19 was successful thanks to this year’s sponsor, Sanibel-Captiva Trust Company. Leslie Adams formerly of Rosie’s Deli catered the food for the guests. Over 100 members of the Chamber attended the event.

The Foundation’s 15th Annual Tennis Tournament was held at The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club, March 31 and April 1, and was dedicated to Tennis Tournament founder, Lucas Century. Luc also designed and donated a deeply etched vase for the raffle that was held on Sunday afternoon. The event started Friday night with a buffet sponsored by Bank of America and catered by Jack and Mike Elias. Bank of America also sponsored the T-shirts created by Lifeline Designs. 85 players enjoyed spectacular spring weather all weekend at the Dunes. The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company sponsored three of the weekend’s meals while Saturday’s lunch was sponsored by Keylime Bistro on Captiva. Silent auction donors were, Kathy Boone, Periwinkle Cottage; Neil Glaser, St. Francis Inn in St. Augustine; and VIP, Karen Bell Realty. Conservation Foundation volunteer Warren Schwab chaired the tournament committee for the seventh consecutive year.

Left below and above: Photos from the Volunteer Party

VolunteersOur volunteers continue to sustain the SCCF

with their expertise and dedicated hard work. We had 707 volunteers work a total of 19,676 hours, which is the equivalent of 10 full-time staff positions. The actual number is probably higher because tracking our volunteers and their hours is not an exact science, and not everyone keeps a record of and reports their hours. However, keeping track of volunteer hours is important to the Foundation for receiving grant money, for reporting purposes, and of course to recognize those who give of their time, energy, skills and talent. A special thanks to our volunteers who help us protect wildlife habitat on and around the islands of Sanibel and Captiva!

Board of Trustees and Committees: The Board of Trustees and six committees kept the Foundation on track by assisting with business needs, special events planning, land acquisition, communications, and fund-raising. Forty-two committee members logged 1,243 hours.

Birding at the Preserves: Sixteen volunteers led 13 bird watch outings in the Foundation’s preserves for a total of 443 hours.

Butterfly House: Three volunteers maintained our Butterfly House and guided visitors for 160 hours sharing their knowledge of these beautiful winged insects.

Captiva Cruises: Nine docents gave natural history and estuary talks aboard the Lady Chadwick for a total of 586 hours.

Carpentry Crew or “Hammerheads:” Sixteen hammerheads maintained the Foundation’s facilities, finished building two off-site kiosks, expanded the Nature Center porch and built a ramp up to the porch. They kept busy at the new Wildlife Habitat Management facility creating desks, cabinets, bookshelves, tables and benches. The Hammerheads also built a new platform for the butterfly house, improved parking lot lighting, assisted with sewer hook-up, and helped to install cameras in nesting bird boxes. This crew of hard-working volunteers accrued 4,362 hours.

Habitat Management: Six volunteers spent 153 hours eliminating invasive, non-native vegetation, and assisting with the creation and maintenance of trails on our conservation lands.

Landscaping for Wildlife: Thirty-six nursery volunteers helped with potting, weeding, and plant propagation. They also sold and delivered native

plants for a total of 1,200 hours.Nature Shop and Bookstore: Thirty-six friendly

volunteers greeted our visitors, oriented them to the exhibits and trails, tended the shop, stocked the shelves, and sold nature-oriented gifts and books for a total of 2,261 hours.

Office: Thirty-two volunteers sent out numerous mailings, answered the phone, wrote letters, entered computer data, and tracked membership. They logged a total of 1,576 hours.

Sea Turtle Conservation Program: Ninety-three sun-burned volunteers with sand in their shoes and bugs in their faces, driven by the love of this ancient mariner, spent 5,062 hours walking and driving the beaches, marking nests, recording data, making signs, educating residents, and coordinating with the state’s Sea Turtle Recovery Program.

Shorebird Monitoring: Ten volunteers spent 314 hours identifying shorebird nesting habitat on Sanibel, walking the beaches looking for nests, marking nests, recording data, and monitoring fledgling success.

Special Events: 386 volunteers (yes, that’s right) helped to plan and implement our numerous events and fundraisers for 1,784 hours. These included…an Earth Day celebration, Annual Meeting, Tennis Tournament, Chamber After Hours reception, Open House, Island-style Art Auction and two island-wide cleanups – the Coastal Cleanup and the Great Island Pick-Up.Trail Guides: Seventeen volunteers introduced visitors to the ecology and natural history of our Center Tract trail system for 374 hours.

Weeds and Seeds: Five folks with a passion for botany spent 158 hours surveying Foundation and other preserved lands identifying plants to develop inventories and document changes in their distribution.

The Hammerheads performed at our Volunteer Party

Legacy Fund EndowmentsThe Legacy Fund endowments currently totaled

$3,011,200onJune30.Eachyear,apercentagegoestoward program support (currently 6.5 percent of the average fund value over the previous 12 quarters). That program support is distributed through six program funds reflective of the Conservation Foundation’s core program areas:• ThePreservationFund, supporting our general

operations and ensuring our ability to act in support of the Foundation’s mission statement

• TheHabitatManagementFund, allowingus tomanage the land we have acquired for perpetual conservation

• TheLandscaping forWildlifeFund, taking theprinciples of habitat management to homes, businesses, and transitional corridors

• TheEnvironmentalEducationFund,underwritingstaff positions and broadening our program outreach

• TheSeaTurtleConservationandResearchFund,supporting our work with threatened loggerheads and other endangered sea turtles

• TheMarineLaboratoryFund,endowingresearchactivities and promoting the health of the marine nursery areas surrounding our islandsThis past year saw the formal induction of honorees

to the Legacy Society. The induction ceremony took place following a lovely dinner, held at the Sanctuary Clubhouse on February 13. During the event, seven individuals (pictured abovef) were recognized by receipt of a lapel pin designed especially for the Legacy Society.

Many thanks once again to The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company for sponsoring this event and administering the endowments.

We are thankful to the Legacy Society members who have used various planned giving vehicles to support the

Legacy Funds. To date, we are aware of the following types of planned gifts being used to endow our efforts:

• OutrightGiftsofCash,RealEstate,SecuritiesandLife Insurance – We have received 25 outright gifts to date in this category.

• CharitableLeadTrusts–TheFoundationwillbenefitin the future from one charitable lead trust

• CharitableRemainderTrusts–PlannedgiftstotheFoundation include seven remainder trusts

• CharitableGiftAnnuities–Membershavecreatedeight gift annuities in support of the endowments, including one in the past year from Susan Luck, M.D., a new Legacy Society member Trusts and Bequests – We are aware of the

Conservation Foundation being remembered in 24 bequests and trust vehicles. Among others, we are most grateful for the planned bequests made by the other six new Legacy Society members.

If you have endowed our work through any of these vehicles and feel we are unaware of your gift, we hope you will inform us so we may thank you now for the gift you have planned for the future.

Tom and Mimi AdamsMarge AngstArmand and Beverly BallEdward BeattieChuck and Sally BisbeeHelen BlomquistF. N. Bowles, Jr.Claudia BurnsYolanda CannonPeter Blaze CorcoranDon and Carolyn DeCosterMeleanor and Donald DemingMillie B. Ford

Charles and Janet GleasonPhyllis and Glen GreshamBill and Nancy HangerBob and Jane HangerAl and Sally HanserBill and Tina HillebrandtHarry HuizengaLarry and Jeannette JamesLinda and Greg JenningsVirginia and Thomas JohnsonKind World FoundationKip and Andrea KossDeborah and John La Gorce

Sally LupferMessengers of Healing Winds FoundationJohn Raffensperger, M.D. and Susan Luck, M.D.Sally ReedJack and Rose RogersRobert E. Schneider Foundation – Dick Schneider John and Florence ScottBarbara ShaneSallie and Gardner SouleDavid Stanley

Vesta StearnLinda SturgisBarbara TobinLinda and Tom UhlerGretchen ValadeJane WernerBob Wigley Pat WilmethBill and Ann WollschlagerBarbara Wood

The 2006 - 2007 Legacy Society Inductees (back, from left): John La Gorce, Peter Blaze Corcoran, Glen Gresham; (front:) Deborah La Gorce, Claudia Burns, Susan Luck, M.D., and Phyllis Gresham.

Legacy Society Members:

Finance

Membership

July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007

cont. from page 3 Sea Turtle Conservationto Tropical storm Barry in June and Hurricane Dean in August, which covered or washed out too many nests for comfort. What can you do against Mother Nature... and should you? The graph on Page three gives you an idea of the decline in Sea Turtle nests we have monitored over the past ten years on Sanibel and Captiva, and makes one think twice over the impact we humans are having on the natural world in such a very short time period.

Who Makes the Sea-Turtle Program Go Round?Each and every one of our volunteers, permit-

tees, and interested folks like you! Nearly a hundred volunteers put in over five thousand hours of hard, sand-slogging, beach-tromping labor this season. For

all the early mornings, all the voracious insects, all the shovel-slinging nest digs, illegal beach furniture, trash pickup, and impromptu public education... we are profoundly grateful. Spearheading these efforts were the ever-efficient Tory and Bill Burch on Sanibel’s East End, all of our West End jeep drivers coordinated by the irreplaceable Beverly Ball, and of course the One Man Captiva Turtle Crew, Sam Landry! To you as well as everyone that helps with strandings, maintaining our jeep, fixing our computer bugs, printing flyers, charting out nest maps, coordinating Adopt-a-Nest paperwork, along with anything else we’ve forgotten: a warm and heartfelt Thank You for all that you’ve done!

Income: Expenses: Contributions/Memberships $908,220 ProgramServicesandManagement $898,543Admissions 9,629 General Operations 147,441 Nature Shop & Bookstore 53,231 Nature Shop & Bookstore 40,383 Landscaping for Wildlife 294,785 Landscaping for Wildlife 184,181 Education 70,182 Education 58,300 Sea Turtle Conservation 7,850 Sea Turtle Conservation 7,850 Habitat Management 945,918 Habitat Management 945,918 Marine Laboratory 444,447 Marine Laboratory 444,447 Memorial 12,491 Memorial 12,491 Land 1,120,297 Land 1,120,297 Special Events 41,313 Special Events/Recognition 31,102 Misc Income & Unbudgeted Income 18,335 Misc Expense 7,595 Interest/Dividends 30,300 Insurance 35,708 Endowment Support Operating 151,760 Physical Plant 64,567 Public Relations 71,643 FY 05-06 Fund Balance Carry Forward 388,495 Capital Expense 89,464 Total Operating/Project Income $4,497,253 Total Operating/Project Expenses $4,159,931 *FY06-07FundBalanceCarryForward $337,322* Funds contributed in 2006-07 for work in 2007-08

Life: 807Family: 1,355Individual: 372Corporate: 63Total: 2,597

The only word to describe the successful FY06-07 Annual Fund Drive is – whirlwind!!

From kickoff to closing, SCCF’s neighbors and members helped us reach and exceed the $3 millionAnnual Fund Drive goal in just 140 days. That remarkable effort in a remarkably short amount of time reinforces the oft-heard campaign message – we were facing great challenges and extraordinary opportunities, all at the same time. Thanks to the 1,400 donors listed below, we have met the “Preserve the Land – Protect the Water”

fundraising goal. The campaign proceeds allowed us to acquire the 27 acres of wildlife habitat along Casa Ybel Road, capturing the last stretch of the Sanibel River. That entire habitat will now be known as The Bob Wigley Preserve, in honor of the well-known islander who has supported so many local causes for SCCF and other organizations. Within the preserve there will be three additional named tracts – the John and Mary Jo Boler Family Tract, the Pete and Pat Allen Family Tract, and the Messengers

Annual Fund Drive

Land Protection

The Sanibel River corridor 40-year project was completed with the acquisition of the 27-acre Bob Wigley Preserve.

Continued on page 24Pete Allen at the fundraising celebration.

of Healing Winds Tract. There will be interpretive signage and a kiosk within the preserve, accessible from the bike path once the initial habitat restoration has been completed.

In response to the water quality challenges facing our estuary, Annual Fund Drive proceeds are also being used to create and staff a new coastal observatory system featuring eight RECON sensors. RECON stands for River, Estuary, and Coastal Observation Network and aptly describes the scope of its mission. The SCCF Marine Research Laboratory scientists will deploy the sensors to monitor water quality at points within our estuary and coastal waters and up the Caloosahatchee to Lake Okeechobee. We are excited about collecting real-time data to address and improve the water management policies affecting Southwest Florida.

In addition to the major donors already mentioned, there were three other gifts in the form of challenge grants that were extremely helpful to the momentum of the campaign.

Many thanks to Dean and Shirley Skaugstad, Deborah and John La Gorce, and Roberta and Philip Puschel for making them possible.For the first time, the Annual Fund Drive was promoted through advertising sponsored by generous business partners. Many thanks to the following for supporting our print and television ads – Bank Of The Islands, Molnar Electric, Lighthouse Café, Key Lime Bistro, Sanibel Captiva Trust Company,

Doc Ford’s Sanibel Rum Bar & Grille, Karen Bell Team/VIP Realty, Lily & Co, West Wind Inn, Periwinkle Park, Community Bank of Sanibel-Captiva, Nave Plumbing, Sanibel Marina/Ireland Yacht Sales, Bailey’s General Store, McMurray&Nette/VIP Realty, and COMCAST. Thanks are also due to SCCF Trustee Bruce Rogers for tirelessly encouraging this support from the business community.

Annual Fund Drive Donors

moneyMr. and Mrs. Delbert E. AllenJohn and Mary Jo Boler FamilyBarbara and Tom DunhamThe Haas FamilyMessengers of Healing Winds Foundation

moneyFrank L. MorsaniShipley Foundation, Inc., Lucia H. Shipley

moneyLlewellyn FoundationPhilip and Roberta PuschelMr. and Mrs. Dean L. Skaugstad

moneyMr. and Mrs. Dale S. HansonMr. and Mrs. Charles C. HartMr. and Mrs. William E. LaMothe Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hart

moneyMrs. John E. BrittonMary and Dick Butler

Manny and Jo FernandezMiddendorf Family FoundationJohn and Kay MorseEvelyn Rose and Jonathan SilvermanMr. and Mrs. R. F. Teerlink

moneyMr. and Mrs. Francis P. BaileyDoris I. BowenAnne and John BurdenMary Lee DaytonNancy DixonDr. and Mrs. Thomas HansenAl and Sally HanserMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McKennyMr. Michael F. KellyChuck and Helen Ketteman

Mr. and Mrs. Donald LeschJohn and Marjorie MaddenAnn L. MoranOswald, Trippe and Co., Inc.Pierce Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. William W. PughMr. and Mrs. John T. SeamanBenedict SilvermanThe Thomas Family Trust'Tween Waters InnLinda and Tom Uhler

moneyMrs. Lisa S. BrooksMr. and Mrs. William A. C. BrooksJohn and Bonnie DaleBob and Ann Gillespie

Mr. Jonathan C. HeinrichHRK FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert H. JeffreyMr. Dewitt L. Jones, Jr.La Gorce FamilyMr. and Mrs. Charles E. LeGetteMrs. Carol B. McCordTerrence and Sue Ann McDermottMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. MihalyLeonard and Renee MinskyKeith and Frances MoffatSally ReedCharles and Nancy RileyNancy B. SmithMr. and Mrs. John D. Zimmerman

Annual Fund Drive cont. from page 23

Celebrating the successful completion of the Preserve the Land/Protect the Water campaign.

$150,000 - $250,000 $50,000 - $99,999

$100,000 - $149,999

$5,000 - $9,999

$10,000 - $19,999

$20,000 - $29,999

$30,000 - $49,999

Bob Wigley Preserve Acquisition

money Mr. and Mrs. John D. Schubert

money Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. AllenBruning FoundationCity of SanibelMary Lee DaytonSandra Gross and John S. HuttonMr. and Mrs. John O. La Gorce, IIMr. and Mrs. David LucasMr. and Mrs. Paul F. RothRobert J. Wigley and Ann L. Moran

money Bill and Tina Hillebrandt

money Dr. Edward C. Wheeler and Ann E. Haslem

money Linda and Wayne BoydPhilip and Roberta PuschelChip and Nancy RoachJack and Starr Thomas

money Mr. and Mrs. John T. BaileyTom and Sue PickMrs. Merrill J. Taylor

money Judith BrightAnne and John BurdenPamela B. EllisMr. and Mrs. J. N. LinsmayerRobert and Nancy MaupinSanibel-Captiva Shell ClubWolter Group

money Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. ClarkK. Ann DempseyMr. and Mrs. Charles C. HartDr. and Mrs. Edward S. MillerMargaret NewellVillaume Industries, Inc.Mrs. Vara R. Williams and Ms. Kathryn W. Jones

money Drs. Sue and Clay CookMr. Richard Curtin Jr. and FamilyDon Novotny and Kathy HowlettShirley and Joel LeVineJudith BenzFran and Harlan Kieling

Suzanne LurieMaureen O'BrienPhyllis M. SharpJoseph P. SmahaGerd and Ulla Von BelowNorman J. Watts

money Mr. and Mrs. William I. BachmanDavid and Esta BergerJames P. and Madelyn V. HanlonMary and Jim LaVelleRobert B. PalmerMrs. Judith PetersIrene S. PopeAnita and Robert SmithMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. YenkoleMs. Patricia L. Zapf

cont. from left Annual Fund Drive Donors - Bob Wigley Preserve

moneyMs. Robin C. Krivanek

moneySehgal Family Foundation

moneyLinda and Wayne BoydDan and Blythe Brown FoundationBuchanan Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter M. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Richard S. HolwayMr. and Mrs. Mark A. KirkMr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzieChris and Lisa MatzMiddendorf Family Foundation

Sally ReedRobert E. Schneider FoundationMr. John M. ThorntonAnn and Bill Vanderbilt

moneyMs. Virginie H. BrightmanMr. James A. DossMr. and Mrs. Ron GibsonMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey

Mr. Michael F. KellyLawson Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Charles E. LeGetteMr. and Mrs. Calvin C. LinnemannEdith MacGuireBryan and Patti MajewskiGeorge and Miriam Martin FoundationSanibel-Captiva Trust CompanyNancy B. SmithAnn H. TalcottThe Ruth and Vernon Taylor Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John E. UtleyRod and Gerry VerblaauwNanelle WehmannMargaret and Albert White

moneyWilliam Badgley and Carol McEnteeDoug and Lu BannermanDavid and Hazel BarberDr. Daniel J. Bergmann and Dr. Debra A. Dill-BergmannMr. and Mrs. Henry M. BowersMr. and Mrs. J. S. BraunMr. and Mrs. J. Cameron CampbellWoody and Betty CaterAmanda CrossCurrent Events GroupRalph and Billye CurtisMr. and Mrs. Michael CuscadenJohn and Lillian DeckerMeleanor and Donald DemingMr. and Mrs. Warren DeuberChristopher P. DietzPaul R. DoolingMr. and Mrs. James R. DrotleffElisabeth FischerMs. Ginny FlemingBetty Shaw GambleMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. GardnerRon and Carol GestwickiMardi and Bill GlennJudy and Herb GoldenbergJack and Martha GrahamDr. and Mrs. Glen GreshamBruce and Jeanne GrossnickleEd and Sharon HannonHansen Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Richard H. HulitCarol Daniels and Dick Jacker

Janda Motor ServicesCarolyn and Karl JohnsLiddy JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Frank H. KlepackiMax and Jan KoletzkeMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. KossMargie and Jack LeeGail and Carl MeierMr. and Mrs. S. MontclareJohn and Sheliah MorleyJames and Barbara MulkaTim and Julie O'NeillGeorge and Virginia ParkerHal and June PatinkinGeorge and Katrin PhocasTom and Karen RagatzFranklin RichardsonMr. David RichardsonCharles and Nancy RileyMark and Becky RistowMr. and Mrs. John H. RogersSanibel-Captiva Audubon SocietyAndy and Charlotte SchroderMr. Larry SchoppSoon Come Contract HaulingJim and Patty SprankleMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. SpringerPaul and Joan StaleyBob and Nancy StrehlowMr. and Mrs. Fred J. ThompsonJohn and Judith TurnerRichard UllmanMr. and Mrs. Carl E. Wagner, Jr.Richard and Gloria WaterhouseMr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Whitehouse

Mr. Robert E. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. William P. Wollschlager

moneyAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Martin G. ArnowitzAnn and Roger CogswellDrs. Sue and Clay CookMr. and Ms. R. Grosvenor ElyWally and Cecy FasterJohn Gee & Co.Dr. and Mrs. Ernst W. B. HoenWarren and Bobbie KimberBob and Jeanne LindmanMr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Low, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. MillerDon and Sandy OliverSheila C. PatinkinMr. David RichardsonMrs. Derek RichardsonGeorge and Patti SousaGail and Mark SeldessCliff and Sandy TraffMrs. Vara R. Williams and Ms. Kathryn W. JonesZonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva

moneyDr. and Mrs. L.F. BerryDr. and Mrs. Bruce BielfeltBuyer's Choice Realty Group

Follett and Anne CarterHolliday T. DayDon and Carolyn DeCosterMick and Sue DenhamElaine and Anthony DiGiovanniMr. and Mrs. Charles H. EmersonMary FaegreDarrel and Carol GilletteJoyce V. HamlinMr. and Mrs. Michael HannanMr. Henry R. HatchMr. and Ms. Michael S. HochschildJane Hudson and Dan CornilaMr. and Mrs. Brian B. KaneMarilyn and Stan KaneMr. Jack and Mrs. Norma KohnMs. Carol D. KosobuckiAlbert E. LaneDarla and Joe LetourneauDr. and Mrs. Joseph LevyMs. Linda L. LoganMr. and Mrs. Daniel LongGianni and Gail MiglioriniVal Babb and Gail MiglioriniMrs. Miriam P. MoodyMr. and Mrs. Ran NiehoffMaureen O'BrienRobert and Monica O'ConnorMr. and Mrs. John F. O'FarrellMary and Peter PerkinsJames and Gail RawcliffeSyril I. RubinDorothy A. SaffarewichThomas A. Scott and Marjorie A. Scott

David and Phebe SmithJohn and Carolyn SwineyGeorge and Marilyn VeilletteMrs. Elaine B. WalkerBev and Jeff WarrenMr. and Mrs. David L. WilliamsMs. Judy Workman

moneyDon and Jane AdamsAnne W. BellewDavid and Esta BergerNancy and William BlackJeanette Q. ByersRobert W. ChamberlainNancy DorrityMaree Elowson and Erhard JoeresSteve and Tracy GrafShirlene GrasgreenSue E. HellebushMs. Cynthia B. LorryMr. and Mrs. George B. MousmoulesTerry and Barbara NagleO’Hallorans-Calle FamilyPhyllis and Richard RaymondRichard F. Marks and Ellis RobinsonAnita and Robert SmithMr. and Mrs. Eugene C. SpencerKenneth TromblyStephen and Donna Yetsko

$50,000 - $99,999

$100,000 - $149,999

$1 - $99

$1 - $99

$100 - $499

$100 - $499

$500 - $999

$500 - $999

$1,000 - $4,999

$1,000 - $4,999

$5,000 - $9,999

$5,000 - $9,999

$10,000 - $19,999

$10,000 - $19,999

$20,000 - $29,999

$20,000 - $29,999

$30,000 - $49,999

$30,000 - $49,999

RECON (River, Estuary & Coastal Observation Network) Sensor Program

Land Acquisition / RECON / Program Support

Continued on Page 26

moneyMr. and Mrs. John W. AcuffCharles and Linda AdamsTom and Mimi AdamsMr. and Mrs. Robert AllioChristine and Paul AndrewsDale and Julia ArmstrongAsplundh FoundationBruce and Virginia AveryHelen BallerBank of AmericaBank Of The IslandsDavid and Hazel BarberBob and Sara BerendtJune Rosner and Russ BilgoreRay and Elaine BirckMs. Roxanne Van BokkelenMrs. Alexandra BordiukSherwood and Sharon BoudemanMr. and Mrs. Robert E. BowdenDoris I. BowenRon and Debbie BrooksTory and Bill BurchAnne and John BurdenMs. Claudia BurnsHugh and Fran CameronMr. and Mrs. J. Cameron CampbellDan and Donna CaseyWoody and Betty CaterBill and Mary ChristisonDr. Joe C. ChristianMr. Jerry R. Churchill Len Clements and Gwenda Hiett- ClementsColumbus FoundationDr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Conolly, Jr.Anne H. CoppsDrs. Elizabeth and Charles CrandallMr. and Mrs. William A. CrimminsDoug and Cathy CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Michael CuscadenFrancine DaleMr. and Mrs. Peter W. DanfordMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. DavieDan and Diane DematteoMeleanor and Donald DemingBlake and Jan DevittBarbara and Tom DunhamMs. Janet EgelandDon and Ginny EgensteinerMr. and Mrs. Richard A. EhretMilly and Russ EllisRichard and Sally EnnisJanie and Charlie FreseMr. Alan M. GastMr. and Mrs. Porter J. GossMr. and Mrs. William O. GrabeGreater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc.Bruce and Jeanne GrossnickleGeorge and Lee HainesDr. and Mrs. Thomas HansenDr. Bette HarigMr. and Mrs. James D. HarveyMr. and Mrs. Peter O. HausmannMr. and Mrs. James G. HellmuthShirley S. HochHerb and Barbara HooverHarry HuizengaMr. and Mrs. Donald HunterSandra Gross and John S. HuttonMr. and Mrs. Hanspeter Imholz

Dr. and Mrs. George E. Irwin, Jr.Dick and Mary JalkutDr. Lawrence R. and Jeannette JamesMr. and Mrs. David L. K. JeffreyJensen's On The GulfJensen's Twin Palm Resort MarinaDr. and Mrs. Harold E. JohnstoneLiddy JohnsonNancy B. JohnsonLouis M. Johnson and Denise MitchellDale and Phil JonesMr. and Mrs. Wallace M. KainKara FoundationGeorge and Barbara KarrPatti and Ed KfourySteven and Barbara KingMr. and Mrs. Wayne La FaveTom and Nancy LaganTimothy Landon and Elizabeth LandonDaniel and Jane LautermilchMammel Family FoundationFrank Mangano FoundationMariel FoundationRobert and Nancy MaupinMr. and Mrs. John McCabeThe Ester M. Mertz TrustHorst and Sandra MetzJanice Michelle Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. MihalyMinneapolis Foundation/Pierce Family FundMrs. Elizabeth D. ModysKeith and Frances MoffatMr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. MonahanMr. and Mrs. S. MontclareMr. Albert F. NagelMr. and Mrs. William B. O'ConnorTim and Julie O'NeillMr. and Mrs. John R. OpelNat P. Ozmon FamilyGeorge and Virginia ParkerMr. and Mrs. Harold Payson, IIIDale and Jeri PetersonBill and Jane PettiboneJane and Sidney Picker, Jr.Larry and Sandra PikeMr. Thomas A. Piraino and Mrs. Barbara C. McWilliamsWayne and Martha PonaderPaul and Joanne PrestiaPublix Super Market CharitiesJohn Raffensperger and Susan LuckTom and Karen RagatzMs. Mary E. RamserChip and Nancy RoachMr. and Mrs. Lamson Rheinfrank, Jr.Mrs. Dorothy J. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ritchie, Jr.RJW FoundationMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. RogersMr. and Mrs. Paul R. RothPhiladelphia Zoo in honor of Jane RuffinDr. and Mrs. Frederick RyckmanKlaus and Mary Ann SaegebarthRobert E. Sargent and Cynthia M. SargentShirley and John SchlossmanMr. and Mrs. James P. Schubert

Lee and Gene J. SeidlerMr. Sanford C. SexhusJerry and Mary ShermanDr. and Mrs. Richard W. SidersMrs. Elisabeth A. SmithMr. and Mrs. Peter Bentinck-SmithSallie SouleGretchen and Halsey SpruanceStafford Foundation, John R. & Inge P. StaffordPaul and Joan StaleyBrad and Shelli StanbackStaritch Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. StirnMr. and Ms. L Britt SwoffordCatherine SymchychMs. Lee Ann TauckMr. and Mrs. R. F. TeerlinkBarbara ThomasonPeter and Sheila ThornleyMr. John M. ThorntonNancy A. TracyLinda and Tom UhlerMr. and Mrs. John E. UtleyGeorge and Nancy VernayVIP Karen Bell Realty, Inc.Mrs. Barbara H. WalkerMrs. Jeffrey P. WalkerBill and Judy WalterArthur and Joyce WeissbachCraig and Mary WelchMrs. Judith K. WellonsJane E. WernerDr. and Mrs. William H. WestRuth WestheimerMs. Marilyn C. WhiteFlo and Kirk WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. WilliamsPat and Harvey WilmethKemmons Wilson Family FoundationJohn and Martha WolfDiane and Fred Zimmer

moneyDr. and Mrs. Charles V. AdairDr. and Mrs. F. Knight AlexanderElizabeth A. BaierArmand and Beverly BallMr. and Mrs. Morris BallenHarmon and Ann BanningMr. and Mrs. George V. BaylyJane and Jim BellEdward and Carol BerningerMr. and Mrs. Richard K. BlodgettPhyllis F. BogenMr. John F. BohmfalkBarbara Bolt and Karen ClarkeAnn BroadheadDrs. Kelton and Betsy BurbankMr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Burroughs, IIJoanne and Bob CarlsonSusan and Bob ChrencMs. Karen ClarkeMrs. Jeannette CleggRobin and Dick CohanMarcia and Jack CohenCole FoundationMr. Edward T. CoonMs. Douglas Crocker, IICorky and Eleanor Dalton

June and Edward DavisAndrea and Daniel DerringtonEd and Laurie DeyoungNancy DixonMr. and Mrs. William B. Eddison, Jr.Bill and Carol FennimanJohn and Jane FredericksMr. and Mrs. John H. FreundGulf Breeze CottagesMr. and Mrs. Virgil James HaggartElise and Allan HallRichard and Barbara HansenMalcolm and Susan HarphamEleanor and John HarriesMr. and Mrs. George C. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. Donald HunterMr. Victor P. IorioMrs. Joan S. JayMrs. Natalie JivoffDr. Irving and Alwyn JohnsonDale and Phil JonesSherry L. JurasinskiDuane and Carol KatzmanTom and Shellee KlausmeierMax and Jan KoletzkeEdward and Grace Anne KoppelMr. and Mrs. John O. La Gorce, IICarolyn Gray and Stuart LangtonMary and Jim LaVelleMrs. Sarah S. LichtensteinDonald and Mary Ann LintonBob and Carol LloydMarcia T. MacKinnonGail and Carl MeierMr. Eugene MennenJim and Hannah MillerHelen V. MoeJohn and Sheliah MorleyMrs. Carol D. MorsaniJohn H. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert O. PaulsonBob and Sandra RightmireMr. and Mrs. Jeffery RodeSanibel Moorings Condo AssociationSanibel-Captiva Audubon SocietyAndy and Charlotte SchroderJoan T. Secrest and Ken KoehlerDr. and Mrs. David B. SpectorDaniel and Rebecca StevesSabin and Beverley StreeterLinda T. SturgisJerry and Sherrie SzpondowskiSzymanczyk FamilyMrs. Barbara S. TaylorBarbara ThomasonBarbara C. TobinPatrick and April TzanisDaniel and Shirley ValentineRay and Susan VerdonMr. Timothy J. WatkinsArnee R. and Walter A. Winshall

moneyJohn and Gloria AgelMr. and Mrs. Michael AlteriMr. Lawrence J. AmonMr. and Mrs. H. P. AndrewsMarc and Jodie ApplegateMs. Victoria AshtonMr. and Mrs. Joseph Aten

Mr. Robert S. AtkinsonMr. and Mrs. Patrick V. AulettaAric and Pia AultGary and Marsha BachCookie and Sam BaileyCharlotte BakerDoug and Lu BannermanMs. Charlene L. BarringerGillian and David BathHeinrich and Esther BaumannMary J. BayrdJoseph and Verna BeaverCeleste and Bob BeckerJudith B. BemillerMr. Don W. BergMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. BermanDr. and Mrs. L.F. BerryMr. and Mrs. Harry D. BertossaMs. Kathryn D. BeynMrs. E. F. Bickley, Jr.L. C. BlynnMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. BoscovMr. and Mrs. Duncan E. BossleBill and Jaye BoswellMr. and Mrs. Edward S. BottumMr. Kevin Bowden and Mrs. Candice EthridgeMr. and Mrs. David E. BoxellMr. and Mrs. Donald W. BradfordRoberta and Martin BraunDonald BrighamBob and Jane BrownDr. and Mrs. Stephen R. BrownMr. and Mrs. David A. BrownMrs. Isabella G. BrumwellHarold and Deb BrunerMrs. Renee C. BudkeBeatrice M. BuffamMr. John T. BurrisMr. and Mrs. Klaus BurzinTom and Maggie ButcherMs. Jane C. ByersRichard and Laura ByrnesSandy L. CalkinsMs. Patricia M. CampSteve and Patti CarsonMary B. CarterArthur and Susan CassellMr. and Mrs. Jefferson ChapmanChad CharlandMickey and Becky CirielloMary Ann ClarkNancy ClarkCarol A. CleaveMr. and Mrs. Michael CliffordDorothy N. Donaldson and Aaron CohenDana and Linda CoinMary ConditCarolyn and John ConnorsJudith S. and Donald W. CookGordon and Linda CoonsMr. and Mrs. William A. CopelandDavid and Sharon CoussensMike and Kendra CreevyAmanda CrossMike and Joyce CrowderRichard F. CrowtherMr. and Mrs. John J. Cummings, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. CurtinMr. and Mrs. G. Edward CurtisRalph and Billye Curtis

Annual Fund Drive Donors - Land Acquisition/RECON/Program Support cont. from page 25

$100 - $499

$500 - $999

$1,000 - $4,999

Robert J. Cutler and Margaret A. CutlerJudi DaughertyDan and Judith DavisMr. and Mrs. Charles K. DavisPatrick and Lynn DeFreitasMr. and Mrs. Michael DemikMr. and Mrs. Lowell DeVasureDiversey FamilyMrs. Helen DixDonald and Jane DixonAnn and John DrakeDick and Wanda DubbeMr. Robert Duffy & Ms. Adele CramerDonna M. DuganMr. Blackwell and Mrs. Lois DunnamMr. Gustav DurholzJoanne and Dick DurstHenry and Jane EckertJimmy and Marge EgerPamela B. EllisJohn and Nancy EltingMr. and Mrs. Charles H. EmersonMr. Charles and Mrs. Bonnie EricksonEdie and Hunt EthridgeCharles G. Farnum, Jr.Donald and Maggi FeinerDr. Richard FeldsteinAlex FelkerBill and Virginia FellowsFlora and Balbino FernandezDavid and Janet FleckMr. and Mrs. Norman T. FlemingtonMs. Ginny FlemingMr. and Mrs. John D. FoskettMr. and Mrs. Marvin J. FowlerJanet FraneMr. and Mrs. Vernon FrankwichJanie and Charlie FreseFuller FamilyJudy E. GagginAndrea and Phil GainerJorge O. Galante, M.D.John and Sonya GansMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. GardnerTed and Lois GasteyerMary Jane GayMr. and Mrs. Douglas GentryMr. and Mrs. Robert GeudtnerDr. Guido and Helene GianfranceschiMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. GilhooleyBob and Ann GillespieRod and Barb GlaeserMr. and Mrs. Harold GleitzMardi and Bill GlennMr. and Mrs. Henry W. GlissmanDr. and Mrs. Fredarick L. GobelMr. and Mrs. Stanley H. GoldmannMr. and Mrs. Fredric N. GouldMr. and Mrs. George E. GrahamGail and Jim GreenwoodKathleen J. GreenMr. and Mrs. Robert R. GreenEd and Nancy GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Robert C. GreenheckDr. and Mrs. Glen GreshamBuzz and Mary Jo GriffinJim and Christina GroteBob and Jean Gryzmala

Steve and Laurie HafenerWilliam H. HaggardJoan E. Handler and C. William HarmanBill and Nancy HangerMrs. Jane HangerMr. and Mrs. Richard V. HanselGeo and Maggie HansonJim HarbaughMr. and Mrs. Carl HarcourtMrs. Betty St. Clair HardyJane and Bill HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Charles C. HartMr. and Mrs. William HartfielMr. Henry R. HatchMrs. David HaweeliErik and Mary HawvermaleEllinor D. HaywardGeorgia N. HemphillDr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hendrix, Jr.Ms. Anne O. Krueger-HendersonMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. HendersonDarryck and Inez HeskethBarbara M. HickeyMs. Margaret Porter HoelThe Hoffman FamilyDavid and Cathy HoganElaine and Gaydon HoganMr. and Mrs. Dewitt HornorMike and Rosie HoukMr. and Mrs. Bernard HowardMr. and Mrs. Howell H. HowardMr. William T HughesGordon C. Hullar and Doris Holzheimer-HularRick and Lori HypesIndigo Press, LCMr. and Mrs. Robert G. IrvineIsland Chiropractic CenterIsland SunJohn and Lara JacobsStephen and Rita JaegerMr. and Mrs. Robert P. JanesLinda and Greg JenningsJohn and Gina JensenAlice M. JerominJoyce JohnstonCynthia B. Jones and Ronald A JonesMary Alice and Jim JostDr. and Mrs. Arthur W. KaemmerOlivia Maynard and Olof KarlstromDr. Thomas and Margaret KellerMr. Charles A. KellyJack and Sally KennedyDavid and Dana KeunePatti and Ed KfouryDr. Khakee and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Gordon KiddooMr. and Mrs. Paul J. KieferSigrid KilgerWarren and Bobbie KimberMs. Ruth KitchinMr. Myron W. KleinMr. and Mrs. H. KleinbergDr. William Schaffner and Ms. Lois C. KnightTim and Linda KoelzRenate and Gunter KostkaMr. Harry Kotses & Mrs. Kandee GrossmanPeter and Jane Koury

Jean H. KramerRon and Helen KramerRichard and Sara KriegerMs. Mary Louise KriseJim and Darlene KroenckeMrs. Annaliese R. KuehnMr. Dennis W. LaFranceMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. LaMottaDon and Ann LangefeldJim and Lorraine LaroyMr. and Mrs. Bill LarsonBetsy LavelleMr. Robert LaVelleMs. Sharon LavinHerbert and Lenore LawrenceMargie and Jack LeeDarla and Joe LetourneauMrs. Virginia LetourneauMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. LewisMrs. Mary Lou LewisLennart and Ann LindbergMr. and Mrs. Albin E. LindbladRobert and Avice LindstromHeather and Wade LippertBelle M. LipskyJohn and Kathryn LiptakDiane and Nick LopardoJames Lowry and Denise CarrMrs. Dorothy LundahlMr. and Mrs. James A. LynchSally W. LynchDouglas W. MacKelcanMr. and Mrs. William R. MackayMr. and Mrs. Albert MacLeodJohn and Victoria MadarasMr. and Mrs. Douglas L. MahrerMr. and Mrs. Richard MannDeane and Nancy ManolisGerald and Constance MaraMr. and Mrs. James G. MarksPhillip and Susie MarksGeorge and Gloria MartinezMr. William J. and Mrs. Sarah MarxDr. and Mrs. S.R. Maxeiner, Jr.Jim and Louise Mc DonaldMaureen O. Mc GartyMr. and Mrs. Alan R. McCallRoy W. McCloskeyMrs. Barbara B. McClureMrs. Carol B. McCordBill and Donna McGrawMr. and Mrs. George McKinnellMr. and Mrs. Edward C. McLeanMr. and Mrs. Edward J. McManusLinda M. McVeighDr. and Mrs. Thomas MehalicMrs. Mary K. MelzerMr. and Mrs. Kent MerglerScott C. MerrellDr. Doris H. MerrittMr. John R. MeyerGeorge and Peggy MilbournDoreen and Chuck MilbrandtLeonard and Renee MinskyDr. and Mrs. Richard S. MollMs. Margaret Eiluned MorganJim and Bev MunsonAnne Brooke and Doug MurrayRobert and Elizabeth NanovicNan and Ed NapoleonNave PlumbingChunk and Connie Neale

Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur NeilMargaret NewellMichael and Carol NewhouseDavid and Jean NicholsMr. and Mrs. Fred C. NordstromMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. NorpellTom and B. J. NorrisMr. and Mrs. Richard J. O'BrienNancy and Robert OdenDeidre and Kevin O'DonnellDrs. Jim and Mary Lee OlsonMr. and Mrs. Ralph A. OrlandiMr. and Mrs. Joel OspaMr. Alden W. Osterbush and Ms. Suzanne E. EnglandMs. Rae Ann OwensMr. and Mrs. Joseph PachecoMr. and Mrs. Martin PackardDrs. Ronald and Kristin PancnerAnita and Neil PaolellaMr. and Mrs. Peter PappasMs. Fran Yardley and Ms. Burdette ParksGopal and Karen PatiHal and June PatinkinSamuel C. and Suzanne L. PattersonLarry and Maureen PaulMr. and Mrs. Ray S. PeeblesPeriwinkle Park LTD PartnershipDonna and Dick PesciMr. and Mrs. Joseph PignottiMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. PikeMr. Patrick PolanMr. and Mrs. Andrew T. PotterDr. and Mrs. William John PowellSandra and Louis PradtDr. Gregory S. Probst and FamilyMr. and Mrs. William R. ProctorMr. and Mrs. G. Stewart ProctorMrs. Catherine K. PundRichard and Nathalie PyleCatherine and Michael RaabMr. and Mrs. F. William RaheGordon and Maureen RainsBill and Jeanne RankinMr. and Mrs. Richard ReamMrs. Virginia T. ReevesMrs. Marcia R. ReillyMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. ReinhartDale Reiss and Jerry KingD. Michael ReymanMr. Paul ReynoldsJoyce and Don RiceMarion S. RichCharles and Nancy RileyMr. and Mrs. Chuck RileyMr. William RileyMr. and Mrs. Jeffery RodeMr. and Mrs. John H. RogersMr. Peter RonaldSusan and Herb RosenbergSybil and Irvin RosenCarol and Bill RosenbergDr. and Mrs. Richard S. RossVictoria C. RossMr. and Mrs. Robert H. RothTom and Carol RothmanPeg and John RoyseMr. and Mrs. Kevin B. RuaneMr. and Mrs. Herb RubinJane RuffinMrs. Kay Sadighi

Stan and Melinda SaminskiJim and Cheryl SamplesMrs. Katharine Dup. SangerSanibel-Captiva Community BankMr. and Mrs. William SartorisMr. Mark Satterthwaite and Dr. Lauren PachmanMr. Franz and Mrs. Elizabeth SauerlandHarvey and Joy ScheinMr. and Mrs. William SchlackmanMr. and Mrs. John E. SchmidtMs. Sandra SchnitzerCarmen and Tim SchrammGary and Arlene SchulzeJohn and Jean SchumannJodi Cort and Warren SchwabPaul and Christy SchwartzottJoe and Lee ScheidlerLinda SeifertGail and Mark SeldessTom and Jane SettanniAlice R.C. SharpMs. Marguerite P. SherwinJohanne and Bill ShieldsVictor and Barbara ShowalterLeslie and Alan ShropshireJohn and Elizabeth SimlerJanice and Paul SmartBob and Camille SmithMr. Tracy Smith, Jr.Polly M. SmithSheridan and Richard SnellMs. Sarah G. SouleMr. and Mrs. Howard SpanogleCharles Specht and Janice AldenMr. John W. SpencerJames K. and Joan B. SperryBenno and Eileen SpiehsKaren A. SpittlerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. SpringerMrs. Ann Marie SprotteDave and Linda StaffordMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. StafneBarb StanekDavid M. and Jean StanleyMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. StantonDavid and Carolyn StiglerBailey's General StoreMs. Karen StorjohannStorjohann, Campaign Account of Karen A. StorjohannJohn and Bonnie StrayerManfred and Ellen StrobelHarvey and Betsy SugermanMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sullivan, Jr.Sunny Days GuideMr. and Mrs. James D. SwitzerDr. and Mrs. Stephen SzynalRay and Nancy TatkoMr. and Mrs. Leslie O. TaylorDr. and Mrs. James A. ThomasJack and Kelli ThomasMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. ThomasMr. Paul TiffanyBarbara C. TobinMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. TraylorMr. and Mrs. Reginald TronconeMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. TunnellMildred J. TylerMatt and Diane UrenMr. and Mrs. Harry J. Vande Velde

cont. from left Annual Fund Drive Donors - Land Acquisition/RECON/Program Support

Mr. and Mrs. Robert VartdalMr. and Mrs. John C. VeenschotenRobert and Mary Jane VinsonMr. Richard A. VirziH. Dieter Vogtland, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. John N. VoorheesMr. and Mrs. Carl E. Wagner, Jr.Robert and Kathleen WagnerMr. and Mrs. Dod WainwrightSandra Teger and David J. WaksMr. David WardMr. and Mrs. Tom WareBev and Jeff WarrenField and Mary Ann WassonMr. and Mrs. William H. WatersMs. Amy Lou WatersEllen and Lawrence WeberDick and Gail WeissLyman and Deana WelchPhil and Tina WeymanMr. and Mrs. Hugh L. WhitehouseRobert J. Wigley and Ann L. MoranHank and Laurene WilliamsWilliam E. Wilson-Fine Jewelry DesignMr. and Mrs. Donald WinpennyMr. Robert C. WintersGeorge and Veronika WissMike WolebenMrs. Joan R. WoodGreg and Ruth WoodhamJoanne WuschkeMs. Ellen C. YorkeMr. and Mrs. Steve ZickelCynthia S. Zimmer

moneySteve and Mary Paige AbbottDr. and Mrs. Charles V. AdairAnne B. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Robert M. AdlerMr. and Mrs. Christian AllemannMr. and Mrs. Richard H. AllenMr. and Mrs. Brian D. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Wayne T. AndersonKatie Kelly and Mark AngeliniLarry Appel and Ellen DunnMr. and Mrs. Bert ArmstrongCarol Ann AucesCookie and Sam BaileyMr. and Mrs. Barry B. BakerBeverly BarefieldAnn and John BarberMrs. Alice W. BarkhausenMr. and Mrs. John B. BasherMr. Steven G. BatsonMs. Barbara BaumeckerMrs. Elizabeth H. C. BelpedioJane and Jim BellMrs. Mary BellamyCharles H. Bennett, Ph.D.John C. BloomMrs. Jane B. BoppPat and Mike BorisBruce D and Shirlee BoselliCarol Lyn BoudemanMrs. Nancy L. BowenDr. and Mrs. John W. BraaschMary and Rich Braatz

Mr. and Mrs. Vermon G. Bratten, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BraciszewskiJim and Carroll BranyonRobert and Ruth BringerMr. and Mrs. Robert W. BrownMs. Helen A. BrowningMr. Crist J. BrownSteven and Patty BrownRobert and Helen BuhnerMs. Mia G. BurnsGeorge and Lynne CampeanJim and Linda Cartin, Jr.Ms. Mary Lou J. CarpenterMonie ChaseJohn and Patricia E. ChipmanSandy and Phil CianciolaAllan and Christine CihaMary Ann ClarkDr. and Mrs. Ronald J. ClementeSandra and Richard CoddingtonMary ConditGeorge and Jackie CooperJudith S. and Donald W. CookMrs. Barbara J. CooleyGregory and Diane CorteseMr. and Ms. George G. CoughlinArthur and Mary CramerDoreen and Albert CreweBrian CurtinMrs. Jane A. DarnellJeff and Susan DeanMrs. John DillonMr. and Mrs. Wesley DirksDavid E. DixMs. Carol K. DoctorMs. Eleanor M. DominekDavid and Marilyn DonkerMr. and Mrs. Van A. DukemanMrs. Tess D. DullJoanne and Dick DurstGary and Mary Jane DuttonNancy K. EdelmayerPaul and Gayle EdwardsJimmy and Marge EgerMr. Charles and Mrs. Bonnie EricksonMrs. Milena M. EskewWally and Cecy FasterLarry and Barbara FataRon and Lisa FenechMary P. FentonLazy FlamingoBeryl and Alex FleshMr. and Mrs. Michael F. FosterMr. William L. FosterElizabeth J. FozoNorman L. FranklinPeter FrankMr. and Mrs. Max L. FriedersdorfNina FrickeGilbert K. GailiusMardi and Bill GlennBecky H. GlezenDr. and Mrs. Fredarick L. GobelFrancine and David GombergMary Beth GradyShirlene GrasgreenMs. Lois J. GreenbergKaren J. GumbertMr. and Mrs. Dale Von Haase

Rhonda Harness and Kevin HaeberleJean R. HaffenrefferDr. and Mrs. Mahmood A. HaiMr. and Mrs. Richard W. HaleGordon HallMr. Henry J. Heymann and Mr. Paul D. HammerMr. Charles A. HapkeMr. Thomas S. HartmanMr. and Mrs. Don C. HarralsonRichard and Marilyn HareDr. Rebecca HartwigEdward and Mildred HarrisonGene and Mary Jo HardyBetsy and Gerry HayesMs. Christel HeideckerMr. and Mrs. Phil HerrJanet M. HermannJudy and George HilesAnne C. HobsonMs. Patricia A. HolmesBrandon HollingsheadMs. Barbel HoltmannMs. Linda J. HooperIsland Garage Island GiftsMs. Bernette K. JaffeScott JamiesonCarla Brooks JohnstonMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. JohnsonJuanita J. JohnsonMrs. Vara R. Williams and Ms. Kathryn W. JonesBob and Do KaiserAl and Mickie KaplanOlivia Maynard and Olof KarlstromWilliam and Heidi KelleherMr. and Mrs. William F. KelleyStephen G. KelschChuck and Helen KettemanLisa Mc KhannDick and Reta KingDr. and Mrs. Frank H. KlepackiMrs. Doris KolberMarcia E. KorwinMs. Carol D. KosobuckiMrs. Charlotte P. KowitchMrs. Dorothea K. KraftRichard and Sara KriegerJim and Darlene KroenckeMr. Walter H. KruseAl and Judy LaneMr. and Mrs. Richard G. LassyMs. Anne P. LaymanAlan and Edina LessackPeter Levine and Trish LaPlanteDr. and Mrs. Joseph LevyMs. Constance B. LohrJoseph and Julia LombardiDiane Shelgren and George LoomisMr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Low, Jr.David B. LowdenBernard and Beverly LubetkinPhilip H. LybrookMarma W. LymanFrank M. Magee, Jr.Mr. Glenn N. MajorMrs. Sandra H. MalottMr. and Mrs. Richard MannMr. Gene H. Massey

Mr. and Mrs. Max W. MasonJudith and Howard MayerOlivia and Olof MaynardZeke McDonaldMs. Ann A. McDonnellMrs. Jane R. McKayMr. and Mrs. Robert J. McLeodWalt and Darst McNairySherri A. MeederDana MehligVal Babb and Gail MiglioriniKevin and Mary Beth MillsMichael and Mary MillerMr. Daniel M. MillardMs. Maren F. MillerLeonard and Renee MinskyChuck and Waldy MitchellDr. and Mrs. Darayes MobedMr. Graham C. MonkMarylyn D. MooreSusan D. MooreMr. and Mrs. George B. MousmoulesRegina M. MullenJohn and JoAnn MunnDr. Anna Naumovich and Mr. Richard NaumovichDr. Richard and Sandra NeimanDavid W. Nelson and Susan StuartCarl and Jill NeumannMr. and Mrs. A. G. NeuserMs. Evelyn B. NewellMrs. Audrey J. NiquetteMs. Amy E. NowackiRick and Dee Dee NyeMr. Kevin B. OfferPhil and Diane OlssonMaxine OtisRobert B. PalmerLynn PattersonMr. and Mrs. Harrison H. PayneJohn and Kathy PetelMr. and Mrs. Richard E PetersenMr. Murray S. PeytonJean and John PilonSheila PorterBarbara and David G. PriceMrs. Ann M. ProtheroeDr. and Mrs. Richard L. RanieriJames and Gail RawcliffeRealty Partners NetworkChristina and Jonah ReesMr. and Mrs. John C. ReidCarmine and Ellie RendeKarl and Gloria RenzDavid and Katy RobsonMs. Jean RobertsonFrancis T. and Jane E. RoddyGary J. RogersMr. and Mrs. Richard RomanMr. and Mrs. Richard V. S. RoosaMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. RothDan and Sherry RuppertJohn and Patti RyanMarcel and Jane SaghirMr. & Mrs. Steve and Joan Mohr SamuelsSanibel Wellness Massage,Yoga and MoreBarrett L. ScalletDavid Scheiber

Erwin and Waltraud SchmidFrank and Kelly SchneiderGordon P. SchopferMr. Philip and Mrs. Carol ScheiberPaul and Carol SchnyderMr. Larry SchoppReverend and Mrs. Walter SchumanMr. James ScottMr. and Mrs. Peter C. ScrivnerJulie Anne SearsMr. and Mrs. Warren P. SeawardMr.and Mrs. Anders SegerdahiAlice R.C. SharpDr. and Mrs. Aaron J. ShatkinCarla Kappmeyer-SherwinJohanne and Bill ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Louis ShipleyMr. and Mrs. C. Wesley ShookMs. Barbara M. Bazzone and Mr. Joseph A. ShusterDr. and Mrs. Richard W. SidersMartha and Ted SmithMr. Tracy Smith, Jr.Polly M. SmithBonnie B. SneedDoris SouthertonJames K. and Joan B. SperryDonna SperberMr. and Mrs. Eugene C. SpencerMs. Marie SpollenMrs. Ann Marie SprotteGretchen and Halsey SpruanceVesta B. StearnWilliam and Barbara SteinhafelDan and Krys StegmannJerry and Nancy StoneCarol and Larry StrangeMrs. Lorrie StysGeorge Sugiyama and Leslie RittsChristopher and Janice SwainMr. and Ms. L. Britt SwoffordAlbert and Barbara SymesFred and Sue SytsmaDr. and Mrs. Stephen SzynalMs. Judith D. TaylorSteve and Joyce TibbettsKristen Eide-TollefsonMr. and Mrs. Charles J. TrainorFrank A. Tredinnick, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Roger W. TriftshauserMrs. Joyce C. TroeskenMrs. Louise C. TuttleBill and Mary VollmerMr. and Mrs. Dod WainwrightMichael and Susan WalpoleMichael and Alexandra WeinerAlice and Joseph WalzerMark E. Wessel andLori A. RusslerProf. Michael J WhiteMr. and Mrs. Frederick B. WightmanMs. Sandra L. WilliamsAnne G. WinslowMr. and Mrs. Carter F. WolfeMr. Robert ZashinPeter and Carol ZellMr. and Mrs. Steve Zickel

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$1 - $99

Life Members **Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. AdairTom and Mimi AdamsAdvent Lutheran-Good SamaritanDr. and Mrs. Emil AlbertDr. and Mrs. F. Knight AlexanderAlexandra FoundationMr. and Mrs. Delbert E. AllenMr. and Mrs. Martin A. AllenMr. and Mrs. William M. Allen, IIMs. Carol M. AllinMr. and Mrs. Michael AlteriMr. and Mrs. I. R. AmerineMr. and Mrs. Robert F. AndersonMr. George W. Andrews & Ms. Janine HardingMr. and Mrs. H. P. AndrewsChristine and Paul AndrewsDr. Susan AndrewsMarge AngstJim and Betty AnholtDale and Julia ArmstrongMs. Margery C. ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. William E. ArthurMr. Matthew Asen and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. AsheMr. Robert S. AtkinsonBruce and Virginia AveryMr. and Mrs. William A. BabbittMr. and Mrs. F. W. BaconMr. and Mrs. Francis P. BaileyMrs. John M. BaileyMr. and Mrs. John T. BaileyCookie and Sam BaileyBailey's General StoreMrs. Leigh J. BairCharlotte BakerArmand and Beverly BallHelen BallerBank of AmericaBank Of The IslandsVirginia H. BanksHarmon and Ann BanningMrs. Harry Barbee, Jr.David and Hazel BarberEd and Nancy BarnesMr. C. B. BasingerMr. and Mrs. George V. BaylyJoseph and Verna BeaverMr. Thomas R. Beecher, Jr.Mrs. Mary BellMr. and Mrs. Glen A. BengsonBob and Sara BerendtDr. Daniel J. Bergmann & Dr. Debra A. Dill-BergmannEdward and Carol BerningerJames and Linda BestRay and Elaine BirckChuck and Sally Bisbee

Dr. LeClair Bissell and Ms. Nancy PalmerMrs. Joan B. BitzerJean S. BlackHelen BlomquistMr. and Mrs. William BloomhallMr. and Mrs. David M. Bodine, IIIPhyllis F. and Irwin BogenMrs. Serine BonnistMs. Kathy BooneMrs. Alexandra BordiukDr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bortone.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. BoscovSherwood and Sharon BoudemanDr. Catherine Bould & Mr. Charles McDonoughMr. and Mrs. Robert E. BowdenDoris I. BowenLinda and Wayne BoydMr. and Mrs. James BoyleDr. and Mrs. Lynn W. BoyntonMr. Richard BrashlerMrs. Shirley BrashlerMr. and Mrs. J. S. BraunMr. and Mrs. Albert BridellMrs. John E. BrittonMrs. Lisa S. BrooksRon and Debbie BrooksMr. and Mrs. William A. C. BrooksDr. and Mrs. Stephen R. BrownBrowning Ferris IndustriesRick BruneBruning FoundationKenneth and Barbara BryfogleBuchanan Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. John F. Budd, Jr.Joe and Donna BuehlerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. BurbachTory and Bill BurchAnne and John BurdenMr. Bennett Burgoon, IIIMrs. Frida BurkeMr. and Mrs. Peter M. ButlerMary and Dick ButlerDr. and Mrs. Alan CadkinCalusa Land TrustMr. and Mrs. James F. CalvanoHugh and Fran CameronMr. and Mrs. J. Cameron CampbellMr. John E. CampbellMrs. Yolanda CannonCaptiva Civic AssociationCaptiva CruisesJoanne and Bob CarlsonMr. and Mrs. David H. CarneyFollett and Anne CarterMr. and Mrs. John A. CarterMary B. CarterMr. F. A. Cashero, Jr.

Woody and Betty CaterMr. Lucas Century & Ms. Dee -Serage-CenturyLucie and Andre ChagnonMr. and Mrs. Jefferson ChapmanJohn and Linda CharlickMs. Adelaide CherbonnierMr. Irwin CherninDr. Joe C. ChristianMr. Jerry R. ChurchillConstance B. ClarkThelma and James ClarkNancy ClarkArthur and Linda ClearyMrs. Jeannette CleggMr. and Mrs. William M. CoatsMr. and Mrs. Myron J. CohenMr. and Mrs. Stephen ColgateComcastMr. and Mrs. David K. ComerComfort By DesignMary ConditMr. and Mrs. Paul V. ConnellMr. and Mrs. David E. ConnorDr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Conolly, Jr.Ms. Suzanne H. ConranMr. and Mrs. Anthony M. ContinoDrs. Sue and Clay CookMrs. Barbara J. CooleyMr. Edward T. CoonMr. and Mrs. William A. CopelandDr. Peter Blaze CorcoranStanley H. Kwiecien & Lorraine A. CowlMr. Peter T. CraigMr. and Mrs. William A. CrimminsAmanda CrossMr. and Mrs. Robert H. CrossmanDoug and Cathy CunninghamMr. Mike CurlerMr. and Mrs. Constantine CurrisDr. and Mrs. Richard R. CurtinRalph and Billye CurtisMr. Fred F. CurtzeMr. and Mrs. Lyle M. CutchinD & J Maurer FoundationMrs. Nancy DaaneMs. Barbara B. DahlgrenFrancine DaleMr. and Mrs. Daniel DamianoDamroth FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter W. DanfordCarol Daniels and Dick JackerJudi DaughertyMr. and Mrs. David DavenportMr. and Mrs. David DavisMary Lee DaytonMs. Deborah DearbornPatrick and Lynn DeFreitas

Meleanor and Donald DemingAndrea and Daniel DerringtonMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. DeuberMr. and Mrs. Warren DeuberMr. and Mrs. Lowell DeVasureBlake and Jan DevittChristopher P. DietzMr. and Mrs. Angelo DiVenereNancy DixonDoc Ford's Rum Bar & GrilleMr. and Mrs. Thomas DoddMr. and Mrs. Ernest G. DokeA. Robert Doll Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. Stan D. DonnellyMrs. Winifred M. DonoghueMr. Robert L. DormerMr. and Mrs. Robert J. DotyMs. Norma J. DouglasMrs. Lucille DrakeMr. and Mrs. James R. DrotleffMr. and Mrs. Ray L. DueltgenDunes Golf & Tennis ClubBarbara and Tom DunhamBlackwell and Lois DunnamMr. and Mrs. William B. Eddison, Jr.Mr. Howard H. EddyMs. Janet EgelandDon and Ginny EgensteinerMr. and Mrs. Richard A. EhretMrs. Huntington EldridgeMr. Albert J. EliasStephen and Kathleen ElliottMilly and Russ EllisMrs. Mary EmersonMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. EngelMr. and Mrs. Donald H. EngenRichard and Sally EnnisMr. William R. EpplyMr. Robert Ervien, IIIMrs. Milena M. EskewMr. and Mrs. Edwin H. EwingCharles G. Farnum, Jr.Ms. June M. FarringtonMs. Stella FarwellFerguson FoundationManny and Jo FernandezMr. and Mrs. John F. FiedlerMr. and Mrs. Sherwood FinleyMrs. Ruth C. FisherMs. Madeleine FitchMs. Ginny FlemingFlorida Department of StateForever-Green Ace HardwareMr. and Mrs. John D. FoskettJanet FraneFrank Mangano FoundationMr. and Mrs. Vernon FrankwichMs. Susan K. Fravel

Janie and Charlie FreseDr. Bill R. FulkFund For Animals, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. GalluzzoBetty Shaw GambleGannett NewspaperJohn and Sonya GansMr. and Mrs. Art GarfunkelMr. Alan M. GastDr. Joseph GiattiniMr. and Mrs. Ron GibsonDr. and Mrs. Harlan R. GilesMrs. Anina H. GlaizeMr. and Mrs. Charles C. GleasonMr. and Mrs. Henry W. GlissmanMary C. GlodtJudy and Herb GoldenbergDr. Joel P. GoldfarbMr. and Mrs. Stanley H. GoldmannMr. and Mrs. James W. GormanLinda L. GornickMr. Richard J. GosnellMr. and Mrs. Porter J. GossMr. and Mrs. William O. GrabeDr. and Mrs. Michael I. GradyMr. and Mrs. George E. GrahamMr. and Mrs. James B. GrahamJack and Martha GrahamGralnick Foundation, Inc., Marvin & Helene GralnickGreen FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steven V. GreensteinBruce and Jeanne GrossnickleThe Haas FamilyDavid and Pamela HackenbergMr. and Mrs. George E. HadwenMr. and Mrs. Virgil James HaggartMrs. Beatrice E. HaggertyMr. and Mrs. John F. HalliganMr. and Mrs. A. S. Hamilton, Jr.Mrs. Helen HammesMrs. Jane HangerJames P. and Madelyn V. HanlonRichard and Barbara HansenDr. and Mrs. Thomas HansenMr. and Mrs. G. F. Hansen-SturmAl and Sally HanserMr. and Mrs. Dale S. HansonMs. Doris D. HardyDr. Bette HarigMs. Pat HarigEleanor and John HarriesMs. Dorothy P. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Richard M. HarrisMr. William P. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hart

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Life Members ** cont. from page 29

Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. HausmannMrs. David HaweeliDr. and Mrs. William M. HaynesMr. and Mrs. Jeff Hedden Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Anton M. HeldmannMr. and Mrs. Wesley HellegersMr. and Mrs. James G. HellmuthGeorgia N. HemphillMr. and Mrs. James C. HendershotBarbara Lensing and Peter HerlichMr. and Mrs. Jack HessburgLen Clements & Gwenda Hiett- ClementsMr. and Mrs. Charles W. HigginsBill and Tina HillebrandtKaila I. HiresMr. and Mrs. Edward G. HitchcockShirley S. HochMrs. Harriett M. HolladayMr. and Mrs. Donald B. HolwayMs. Jeannine L. HolwayMr. and Mrs. Richard S. HolwayMr. and Mrs. Dewitt HornorMr. and Mrs. Howell H. HowardHRK FoundationMr. William T HughesHarry HuizengaMr. and Mrs. Richard H. HulitGordon C. Hullar and Doris Holzheimer-HullarMr. and Mrs. William L. HumphreyNeedham and Mary Lou HurstSandra Gross and John S. HuttonMary Jo and Jim HyndenIndigo Press, LCIntrav ClipperDr. and Mrs. George E. Irwin, Jr.Island InnIsland SunDr. Lawrence R. and Jeannette JamesJanice Michelle Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Mary E. JaquaMrs. Joan S. JayMr. and Mrs. David L. K. JeffreyMr. and Mrs. Frank JeffreyMr. and Mrs. Robert H. JeffreyMr. and Mrs. Martin Jennings, IIIJensen's On The GulfJensen's Twin Palm Resort MarinaCarolyn and Karl JohnsLiddy JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Howard W. JohnsonDr. Irving and Alwyn JohnsonLouise Malia JohnsonNancy B. JohnsonWin and Rita JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Harold E. JohnstoneMr. Dewitt L. Jones, Jr.Mrs. Dorothy JonesMr. and Mrs. Hewette E. Joyce, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Arthur W. KaemmerMr. and Mrs. Wallace M. KainMr. and Mrs. Walter E. KalbererKara FoundationGeorge and Barbara KarrLois Weil KaufmanMrs. David M. Keiser

Mr. Michael F. KellyMrs. Margeret C. KennedyMrs. Maud KernanMr. and Mrs. Mark H. KerschensteinerMs. Sue KerzisnikMrs. Lois KesslerPatti and Ed KfouryMr. and Mrs. Gordon KiddooMr. and Mrs. Edwin A. KiernanKind World FoundationJonathan KiserDr. and Mrs. William S. KiserMs. Ruth KitchinMr. Myron W. KleinKenneth M. and Renee L. KlivickisMr. and Mrs. Newell S. Knight, Jr.Ms. Roberta W. KnightMr. and Mrs. Verne M. KochJosephine L. KohnMrs. Doris KolberMax and Jan KoletzkeMrs. Anne A. KonradEdward and Grace Anne KoppelMrs. Christine A. KormanMr. and Mrs. Don KornMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. KossMr. and Mrs. Rick KraftJean H. KramerMs. Robin C. KrivanekMr. Bernard S. KubaleMr. and Mrs. Wayne La FaveMr. and Mrs. John O. La Gorce, IITom and Nancy LaganMs. Iona J. LakusMs. Kristen LambMr. and Mrs. William E. LaMotheMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. LaMottaLaMotte Family FoundationMr. Samuel J. LandryMr. and Mrs. Robert L. LaneMr. and Mrs. Arnold G. LangboMr. and Mrs. Edward F. LanniganMr. Paul W. LantzMrs. Charlotte W. LattofMr. and Mrs. Terry R. LautenbachDaniel and Jane LautermilchMr. and Mrs. William J. Lawless, Jr.LEAF, LTDMr. and Mrs. Charles LeBuffMr. and Mrs. Charles E. LeGetteMr. and Mrs. Donald LeschMr. Frederick LesserMrs. Bettie LevyMrs. Sarah S. LichtensteinMs. Marina Liem and Mr. Alex CannonLifeline DesignsMr. and Mrs. Calvin C. LinnemannMs. Jennie P. LinthorstDonald and Mary Ann LintonHeather and Wade LippertBob and Carol LloydSteve and Joanie LoeMs. Constance B. LohrMr. and Mrs. Daniel LongMrs. Leonard LongVirginia G. LoomisMrs. Frederick R. LouisMrs. Goodrich LowryMr. and Mrs. David LucasMr. and Mrs. Joseph Lunghamer

Mrs. Edgar LupferDr. and Mrs. James D. MacCallumEdith MacGuireMack AvenueJack P. MackMr. and Mrs. William R. MackayMr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzieMr. and Mrs. W. J. MacKenzieMarcia T. MacKinnonMr. and Mrs. Albert MacLeodJohn and Marjorie MaddenMr. and Mrs. George H. MadisonMammel Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frank MannMariner Properties Development, Inc.Mr. Richard F. Mark & Ms. Ellis M. M. RobinsonMrs. Janina MarksMartin Foundation Sanibel Seashell IndustiesMr. and Mrs. Dennis A. MartinMrs. Wilma MartinRathbun and Mary MatherMr. Peter F. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Peter MatthiessenDr. and Mrs. S.R. Maxeiner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter MazurMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. MazzoneMr. and Mrs. Robert J. McBrideDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. J. C. McCullough, IIZeke McDonaldMr. Joseph McEwenMr. and Mrs. Burton J. McGlynnMr. and Mrs. Brian McGrathDoris McHaleMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McKennyMr. and Mrs. George McKinnellMr. and Mrs. Gary McKnightMarge and Joe MeekGail and Carl MeierMr. Jerald H. MelumMerrill Lynch, Private Client GroupDr. Doris H. MerrittMessengers of Healing Winds FoundationMr. and Mrs. Warrin C. MeyersMr. and Mrs. Frank J. MiddendorfMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. MihalyMr. and Mrs. Wayne E. MilewskiMr. and Mrs. David MillerMr. and Mrs. Harold MillerMr. John M. MillerDr. Patricia A. MillsMinneapolis Foundation Pierce Family FundMrs. Louise B. MisnerChuck and Waldy MitchellHelen V. MoeDr. William J. MoershelKeith and Frances MoffatMr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. MonahanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. MoossyMr. and Mrs. Lawrence MoranMrs. Charle MorganDr. Riffat F. Morgan & Dr. Margaret MorganJohn and Sheliah Morley

Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. MorrisMr. and Mrs. F. W. MorseJohn and Kay MorseMr. and Mrs. Seward H. MottMr. and Mrs. Michael C. MullinsMr. and Mrs. William E. MullinsMr. and Mrs. Alfred H. MunkenbeckAllan and Kathy MunroMr. and Mrs. Michael Munz- JonesMr. and Mrs. Andrew L. MurphyJohn H. MurphyMr. Robert H. NagelRobert and Elizabeth NanovicNat P. Ozmon FamilyDr. and Mrs. Edward T. NegleyMr. Thomas P. NelsonMrs. Edna S. NewnanMr. and Mrs. Ran NiehoffNorcross Wildlife FoundationMr. and Mrs. Fred C. NordstromMrs. John B. NorrisTom and B. J. NorrisNorthern Trust Bank Of FloridaMr. Joseph D. O'Brien, Jr.O'Connor FoundationMr. and Mrs. William B. O'ConnorMr. and Mrs. D. P. O'DanielNancy and Robert OdenDeidre and Kevin O'DonnellDon and Sandy OliverMr. and Mrs. Gregory O'NeillTim and Julie O'NeillMr. and Mrs. Raymond G. O'NeillMr. and Mrs. John R. OpelToni and Jim OryMr. John Oster, Jr.Mr. Nat P. OzmonMr. and Mrs. Martin PackardMr. and Mrs. Edward PackellMr. and Mrs. Peter PappasMr. and Mrs. Alvin L. ParkGeorge and Virginia ParkerDoug and Mary Lynn ParsonsMr. Doug PatinkinHal and June PatinkinPatrick & Aimee Butler Family Fdn.Harriet S. PatrickMr. and Mrs. Robert O. PaulsonMrs. Jacqueline M. PenningtonDale and Jeri PetersonElizabeth M. PfriemGeorge and Katrin PhocasTom and Sue PickPierce Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. James C. PigottLarry and Sandra PikeGuy and Joan PontiusClair and Bev PostmusMrs. Mary J. PrestonPriscilla Murphy Realty, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William R. ProctorPublix Super Market CharitiesMr. and Mrs. William W. PughMrs. Catherine K. PundMr. John D. PurdyPhilip and Roberta PuschelJim and Kay PutneyMr. and Mrs. Karl H. QuastJohn Raffensperger and Susan LuckTom and Karen Ragatz

Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. RainwaterMr. Robert RauschenbergMr. Robert E. RawlinsMrs. Polly RayMr. and Mrs. William J. ReckerSally ReedMrs. Virginia T. ReevesRena Rowan FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter B. ReulingCynthia RiceMrs. Derek RichardsonMrs. William RichardsonMrs. Lynne M. RiegerDr. Elizabeth B. RiggsBob and Sandra RightmireMr. William RileyMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ritchie, Jr.RJW FoundationRobert E. Schneider FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ken RobinsonMr. and Mrs. James L. RobsonMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey W. RoepstorffMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. RogersMr. and Mrs. John H. RogersMr. Peter RonaldJune Rosner and Russ BilgoreMr. and Mrs. Paul F. RothEileen and Lex RoulstonMrs. Libby RouseDr. and Mrs. Vernon RowlandCharles R. RubrightMr. and Mrs. Frederick Rudolph, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Rue, Jr.Jane RuffinS.W. Florida Community FoundationSabety Family FoundationKlaus and Mary Ann SaegebarthSaks Fifth AvenueDrs. Richard and Christina SalernoJohn and Nancy SampsonSan-Cap Islands Real Estate GuideMrs. Katharine Dup. SangerSanibel Air Conditioning, Inc.Sanibel Bicycle ClubSanibel Community House AssociationSanibel Inn/Song of The SeaSanibel-Captiva Art LeagueSanibel-Captiva Audubon SocietySanibel-Captiva Chamber of CommerceSanibel-Captiva Community BankSanibel-Captiva Kiwanis ClubSanibel-Captiva Lions ClubSanibel-Captiva Shell ClubSanibel-Captiva Trust CompanyMr. and Mrs. James W. SauerMr. Franz and Mrs. Elizabeth SauerlandMr. and Mrs. Lee J. SchaenenMr. Thomas SchaubHarvey and Joy ScheinMr. Wil M. SchlosserShirley and John SchlossmanMr. Peter Schlossman & Ms. Sara ZimmermanMr. Peter Schluter & Dr. Christine Schluter

cont. from left Life Members **

** The “Life Members” class was closed as of July 1, 2005

Mr. and Mrs. John E. SchorkMr. and Mrs. Walter W. SchrayAndy and Charlotte SchroderMrs. Marilyn SchroerMr. and Mrs. John D. SchubertMr. and Mrs. Dick SchumannMrs. Augusta SchwabJodi Cort and Warren SchwabMr. and Mrs. Craig C. ScottMr. Willard H. Scott, Jr.Mrs. Barbara B. ScovilMr. and Mrs. John T. SeamanJoan T. Secrest and Ken KoehlerSehgal Family FoundationMrs. Shirley SeidLee and Gene J. SeidlerMrs. Barbara C. ShaneAlice R.C. SharpBob and Nancy SheldonMr. and Mrs. Elton W. ShepherdShipley Foundation, Inc., Lucia H. ShipleyMs. Deb ShossVictor and Barbara ShowalterDr. and Mrs. Richard W. SidersEvelyn Rose and Johnathan SilvermanMr. and Mrs. Dean L. SkaugstadMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. SlawsonJanice and Paul SmartMrs. Elisabeth A. SmithNancy B. SmithMr. and Mrs. Steven B. SmithMr. and Mrs. Wallace C. SnipesSoon Come Contract HaulingSallie SouleMs. Sarah G. SouleSouth Seas Island Resort

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph St. CyrStafford Foundation, John R. & Inge P. StaffordBill and Shirley StahlheberPaul and Joan StaleyBrad and Shelli StanbackDavid M. and Jean StanleyMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. StantonMrs. Paul StarkeMr. and Mrs. H. W. SteaneVesta B. StearnMary and Bill SteebMrs. Ellen M. SteeleMr. and Mrs. Irwin SteinStemic Enterprises, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Harold R. StevensDaniel and Rebecca StevesStewart FoundationMr. and Mrs. James C. StewartMr. and Mrs. John H. Stewart, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. StirnMrs. Charlotte C. StokesGwen StoughtonMr. and Mrs. Stephen StranahanBob and Nancy StrehlowLinda T. SturgisMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sullivan, Jr.Sunny Days GuideSunTrust Bank Of SW FloridaSunTrust Bank SanibelMrs. Sara T. SwiftMr. and Mrs. James D. SwitzerMr. and Mrs. John H. SwopeCatherine SymchychAnn H. TalcottMr. and Mrs. Robert TannerBrenda and Dewey TateMrs. Virginia S. Taub

Ms. Lee Ann TauckMrs. Barbara S. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Leslie O. TaylorMrs. Merrill J. TaylorMrs. Mary L. TecklenburgMr. and Mrs. R. F. TeerlinkMr. and Mrs. Lynn A. TentlerTerra FoundationThe Thomas Family TrustJack and Kelli ThomasJack and Starr ThomasMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Alf R. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Jon L. ThompsonPeter and Sheila ThornleyMr. John M. ThorntonMr. Peter H. TillouMrs. Thomas G. TimmerBarbara C. TobinMr. and Mrs. Paul R. ToomeyNancy A. TracyCliff and Sandy TraffMrs. Barbara B. TrimbleTroy Foundation-John & Victoria Dixon FundSusan and Bob TuckerMs. Sheila H. TurnerMr. and Mrs. Richard R. Turney‘Tween Waters InnLinda and Tom UhlerAndrew and Katie UnkeferMr. Phillip A. UrionMr. and Mrs. John E. UtleyMrs. Gretchen C. ValadeMs. Roxanne Van BokkelenMrs. Joseph Van VleckMs. Sarita Van VleckMrs. Theodora Vander Maazen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert VartdalMrs. Janet VeaMr. and Mrs. John C. VeenschotenRod and Gerry VerblaauwRay and Susan VerdonVIP Karen Bell Realty, Inc.VIP Realty GroupVictor and Moni VojcekMr. and Mrs. Burton WagnerMr. and Mrs. Carl E. Wagner, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. WagnerMr. Andy WahlbergMrs. Kathryn WaldropMrs. Barbara H. WalkerMrs. Elaine B. WalkerMr. and Mrs. David WallaceMr. Henry D. WallaceWalter L. Gross, Jr. Family FoundationBill and Judy WalterMr. and Mrs. Tom WareMrs. Ann Kirk WarrenBev and Jeff WarrenRichard and Gloria WaterhouseMr. Robert G. WatsonShara and John WeaverNanelle WehmannMs. Suzanne B. WeinheimerGeneral and Mrs. John J. WeinzettleArthur and Joyce WeissbachCraig and Mary WelchMrs. Judith K. WellonsWelser Tree ServiceMr. and Mrs. Charles M. WerkheiserJane E. Werner

West Wind InnMr. and Mrs. Rodney M. WestDr. and Mrs. William H. WestRuth WestheimerMr. and Mrs. John J. WestonMargaret and Albert WhiteMs. Marilyn C. WhiteRandy Wayne WhiteMr. and Mrs. Hugh L. WhitehouseMiss Allie WigleyMiss Elizabeth WigleyMiss Kate WigleyRobert J. Wigley and Ann L. MoranWildside Adventures/Captiva Kayak CompanyMr. and Mrs. Richard O. WilhoitMr. and Mrs. Duane N. WilliamsFlo and Kirk WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. John M. WilliamsonMrs. W. A. WilligPat and Harvey WilmethMr. and Mrs. Frank E. WilsonMs. Ann WinterbothamGeorge and Veronika WissMr. and Mrs. Harlan E. WittkopfMr. and Mrs. Gerhard K. WohrlMr. and Mrs. William P. WollschlagerMrs. J. Howard WoodWoodworth-Upjohn FoundationMs. Ellen C. YorkeMr. and Mrs. Wayne ZahnCynthia S. ZimmerMr. and Mrs. John D. ZimmermanMr. and Mrs. Gus A. ZuehlkeMrs. Nancie J. Zwerlein

Bill and Karen AaronsSteve and Mary Paige AbbottJoan and Roy AbrahamsonMr. and Mrs. John W. AcuffAnne B. AdamsCharles and Linda AdamsDon and Jane AdamsFritz and Leslie AdelspergerMr. and Mrs. Robert M. AdlerDale and Steve AdlerTom and Carol AikenheadMr. and Mrs. Brain K. AkinsLarry and Shirley AkinsRaymond and Ruth AlbrightDr. and Ms. J. H. AlexanderRodney W. Alexander and FamilyRamelle and Roger AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Christian AllemannMs. Donna L. Allen and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Richard H. AllenMr. and Mrs. Robert AllioMr. Lawrence J. Amon and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Brian D. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Michael H. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Wayne T. AndersonKatie Kelly and Mark AngeliniLisa A. Anthony-PriceJon and Nancy ApmannLarry Appel and Ellen DunnMarc and Jodie Applegate

David and Suzanne ArchMr. and Mrs. Bert ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. John A. ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. Brian A. ArnoldMr. Mike Assar and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Joseph AtenMr. and Mrs. Patrick V. AulettaAric and Pia AultVal Babb and Gail MiglioriniGary and Marsha BachDrs. Roger W.& Marilyn D.Bachmann Robert and Mona BackesGeorge and Josee BadenMr. Bruce M. Badenoch and FamilyWilliam Badgley and Carol McEnteeRobert Baer and Judy Cohen-BaerJulian and Barbara BagwellMr. and Mrs. Barry B. BakerMr. and Mrs. Morris BallenMr. and Mrs. Vernon F. BaltusDoug and Lu BannermanJames and Jami BarberAnn and John BarberMr. Steven D. BarbosaMrs. Alice W. BarkhausenTom and Jeanne BarnesMr. and Mrs. John B. BasherGillian and David BathMr. Steven G. Batson

David and Jean BauerlyMr. and Mrs. David BaumHeinrich and Esther BaumannMary J. BayrdJane and Louin BeardCeleste and Bob BeckerJohn and Denice BeggsJane and Jim BellMr. and Mrs. Michael BellMr. and Mrs. Tom F. BellAnne W. BellewDr. Robert B. BenjaminCharles H. Bennett, Ph.D.Deborah BennettMr. and Mrs. Raymond F. BenteleMr. and Mrs. Peter Bentinck-SmithMr. Don W. Berg and FamilyCarolyn and Bruce BergenDavid and Esta BergerDr. and Mrs. Gottfried O. BergerJay and Barbara BerkowitzMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. BermanCynthia A. BermanDr. and Mrs. L.F. BerryMr. and Mrs. Harry D. BertossaRodney and Jane BettsMs. Kathryn D. BeynMrs. E. F. Bickley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. BiedenwegDr. and Mrs. Bruce Bielfelt

Jo Anne L. BiermaBill and Kim BirckMr. Frank Bireley and FamilyPatricia C. BirkKelly BishopMr. and Ms. Joseph BlandaRon and Meg BlevinsCathy and Henry BlockMr. and Mrs. Richard K. BlodgettJohn C. BloomMr. and Mrs. Richard A. BobbeSteven and Sara BocJerry and Dodie BockDarlene P. BodaRichard and Phyllis BoehningRichard and Laura BondyPat and Mike BorisRalph and Susan BorowiakBruce D and Shirlee BoselliMr. and Mrs. Robert BostickBill BoswellCarol Lyn BoudemanKevin Bowden and Candice EthridgeMr. and Mrs. Reg W. BowdenMrs. Nancy L. BowenMr. and Mrs. David E. BoxellLes and Sandy BoyleMary Ann and John BoyntonDr. and Mrs. John W. Braasch

Mary and Rich BraatzRoy and Odette BrabecMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BraciszewskiMr. and Mrs. Donald W. BradfordMr. and Mrs. John D. BradfordJim and Carroll BranyonAnthony and Karen BrasileMr. and Mrs. Vermon G. Bratten, Jr.Roberta and Martin BraunDouglas and Josie BreedenMr. and Mrs. Shane BrendleSamuel D. BrewsterDonald BrighamRobert and Ruth BringerMarion and Robert J. BritzAnne Brooke and Doug MurrayPaul and Corly BrookeMr. and Mrs. David A. BrownDr. Susan M. Kehne & Mr. Harry U. BrownMr. and Mrs. Robert W. BrownSteven and Patty BrownMr. and Mrs. Roger BrueneHarold and Deb BrunerBrian and Kay BucherBeatrice M. BuffamRobert and Helen BuhnerSam and Ann BumgarnerDavid W. BunchVicki and Geroge Bundschu

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Mr. and Mrs. Rodger R. BunnellDr. and Dr. Kelton BurbankMr. and Mrs. Milton J. BurdsallMr. and Mrs. Steven E. BurkeJim and Trudy BurkholderJohn and Becky BurnhamJohn T. BurnsMr. and Mrs. BurnsAlex and Andrea BurowMr. John T. BurrisMr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Burroughs, IIMr. and Mrs. Klaus BurzinTom and Maggie ButcherMr. and Mrs. Richard A. ButzMs. Jane C. ByersPolly ByersRichard and Laura ByrnesSarabess R. CahillRobert S. CainMr. and Mrs. Richard A. CalabreseMr. Chad Callahan & Ms. Shelly ClarkO’Hallorans-Calle FamilyMr. and Mrs. Elisha E. CampMs. Patricia M. CampRoland and Glenda CampbellGeorge and Lynne CampeanLorraine and Doug CappsDr. and Mrs. John CarneyMs. Mary Lou J. CarpenterMr. and Mrs. William D. CarrDr. and Mrs. John S. CarsonSteve and Patti CarsonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. CarterSusan J. CarterJim and Linda Cartin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. CaseyArthur and Susan CassellJay and Laura CernyReynolds and Barbara ChallonerCarol S. Weisman & Gary A. ChaseMonie ChaseRichard and Nancy ChasePhilip and Deborah CheeversDiane and Gary ChesleyJoe and Nancy ChessareJohn and Patricia E. ChipmanMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Chocol FamilySusan and Bob ChrencMr. Norman Chrisman, Jr.Ms. Saralee H. ChristBill and Mary ChristisonSandy and Phil CianciolaDiane E. Lind and FamilyAllan and Christine CihaMickey and Becky CirielloMary Ann ClarkRobert and Nancy ClearyDr. and Mrs. Ronald J. ClementeCheryl V. ClevelandMary and Dennis CliffordMr. and Mrs. Michael CliffordSandra and Richard CoddingtonAnn and Roger CogswellRobin and Dick CohanMarcia and Jack CohenSimon R. Cohen & Alice E. BosoHenry and Thanh-Dung CohnDaniel R. CoholanCole FoundationMrs. and Mr. Lauren M. CoileDana and Linda CoinHarriet G. ConnellyCarolyn and John Connors

Judith S. and Donald W. CookGordon and Linda CoonsGeorge and Jackie CooperMr. and Mrs. Raymond K. CooperGregory and Diane CorteseMs. Robin G. CostaMichael and Linda CostelloMr. and Ms. George G. CoughlinDavid and Sharon CoussensMr. Charles R. CoxMike, Melanie and Megan CoyneGary and Jean CraigArthur and Mary CramerDrs. Elizabeth and Charles CrandallMike and Kendra CreevyDoreen and Albert CreweMs. Douglas Crocker, IIJudith and Brad CroninMike and Joyce CrowderMr. James R. Cryder Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. CulpMr. and Mrs. John J. Cummings, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Neil L. CurrieTom and Margaret CurtinMr. and Mrs. G. Edward CurtisMr. and Mrs. Michael CuscadenRobert J. Cutler & Margaret A. CutlerMaryann and John CzarneckiPaul F. DaffeJohn and Bonnie DaleCorky and Eleanor DaltonJames and Margaret DalyJack and Jean DannemillerMr. and Mrs. Mark D. DashDr. and Mrs. Simeon DavidMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. DavieMr. and Mrs. B. DaviesMr. and Mrs. Charles K. DavisDan and Judith DavisJune and Edward DavisJames and Maggie DavisMr. and Mrs. Richard A. DavisMr. and Mrs. Robert B. DavisonJeff and Susan DeanDon and Carolyn DeCosterDan and Gina DeddensMr. and Mrs. Kurt DeimerMr. and Mrs. Michael DemikMick and Sue DenhamMrs. Marjorie DeprezBillie and Paul DerridingerMr. and Mrs. Tobe DeutschmannEd and Laurie DeyoungJohn and Joy DickeyJohn DiemDoug and Kate DietrichKen and Martha DilgerRobert and Jacelyn DininnyMs. Linda P. DionVic and Carol DiOrioMr. and Mrs. Wesley DirksDiversey FamilyDavid E. DixCarolyn and Victor DixDonald and Jane DixonDr. Richard E. Wolin & Mrs. Elizabeth A. DohertyDr. Richard and Kathleen DonahueDorothy N. Donaldson and Aaron CohenDavid and Marilyn DonkerMr. and Mrs. Robert S. DonovanDr. and Mrs. S. Thomas Donovan

Paul R. DoolingNorman and Harriette DorsenMr. James A. DossMr. and Mrs. Dan DoucetteEdward and Elizabeth DowneyJoan and Ronn DowneyYola and Bill DowneyGeorge Downing and FamilyAnn and John DrakeDr. and Mrs. Ron DrasninDr. and Mrs. Donald DreessenMr. and Mrs. Warren J. DrewesDick and Wanda DubbeMr. and Mrs. Burton DuBoeMr. and Mrs. Robin DubucMr. Robert Duffy & Ms. Adele CramerDonna and Mark DuganMr. and Mrs. Van A. DukemanMarco and Joan DumontGwenn and John DunnMr. Gustav DurholzJoanne and Dick DurstGary and Mary Jane DuttonWilliam and Catherine Eagleson, Jr.David and Holly EbelNancy K. EdelmayerMr. and Mrs. T. EdgarJack and Kathy EdmonstonDan and Debbie EdsonMary Lou and Douglas Y. EdwardsPaul and Gayle EdwardsJimmy and Marge EgerGeorge and Maida EisenbergPamela B. EllisMaree Elowson and Erhard JoeresDavid R. ElsassJohn and Nancy EltingMr. and Mrs. Charles H. EmersonMartha and William EmeryPaul and Joan J. EmiliusMr. and Mrs. Robert EmmettBev Engel & Paul SchrodtJohn and Mary EppinkMr. Charles and Mrs. Bonnie EricksonEdie and Hunt EthridgeJeff Hayward & Madeline EtkinMr. and Mrs. Ellis J. EtterJohn and Judith EvansMr. and Mrs. David J. EyrichMr. and Mrs. Michael FaethNancy J. Pierce & Richard FamigliettiMr. and Mrs. Thomas FarmerWitt J. FarquharAl and Vicky FarrellMr. and Mrs. Robert FarrellWally and Cecy FasterLarry and Barbara FataMr. and Mrs. Robert S. FaulksMr. and Mrs. William S. FayMr. and Mrs. Richard S. FeinAlex Felker and FamilyBill and Virginia FellowsMr. and Mrs. Jim FelsenthalJoseph C. FenechRon and Lisa FenechBill and Carol FennimanFlora and Balbino FernandezMr. and Mrs. John J. FisherMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. FitzgeraldDavid and Janet FleckMr. and Mrs. Norman T. FlemingtonBeryl and Alex Flesh

Andrew and Carol FlettMr. and Mrs. Theodore R. FlintMr. and Mrs. William T. FlintMs. Sally Ford-LylesNevin and Betsy ForemanDiane and Les ForneyMr. and Mrs. Clifford ForrestRoy and Jimi ForwardMr. and Mrs. Michael F. FosterFrederick and Janet FowlerMr. and Mrs. Marvin J. FowlerJames and Lois FoxMr. and Mrs. William S. FoxMr. and Mrs. Byron FrankRalph and Bonnie FrankelNorman L. FranklinMr. and Mrs. John H. FreundMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey FrickRobert J. Friedman & Meryl B. WolfsonAllan and Judy FulkersonFuller FamilyMr. and Mrs. G.GagliardiAndrea and Phil GainerWalter and Mary GaleMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. GarbeMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. GardnerEdward and Carol GarskeTed and Lois GasteyerStan and Visnja GembickiMr. and Mrs. Douglas GentryCathy and Fred GerasinWilliam and Heidi GerhardtRon and Carol GestwickiJune S. GetfordMr. and Mrs. Robert GeudtnerMarc and Cheryl GiattiniMr. and Mrs. Ronald Gibson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Cary W. GieseMr. and Mrs. Harris GilbertMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. GilhooleyDr. and Mrs. Gilbert GilinskyBob and Ann GillespieKen and Sally GillettMaureen and Andy GiniproMargot R. Fennhahn & Stefan J. GladyszewskiRod and Barb GlaeserMr. and Mrs. Neil GlaserMardi and Bill GlennRon and Helen GlickHarold and Mona GlietzMr. and Mrs. John L. GoetzingerJim Goldberg and Nancy RoederSue GoldmanCharles and Connie GolsonFrancine and David GombergManuel A. Gomez & Carmen R. Gomez-FernandezJay and Kathryn GonzalezMaryAnn GoodmanFrank and Nancy GoodwinMr. and Mrs. James C. GoodwinMs. Carol R. GordonStanley M. Gordon, D.D.S., P.A.Mr. and Mrs. Fredric N. GouldMary Beth GradySteve and Tracy GrafCarolyn N. GrahamMr. and Mrs. Christopher W. GrahamMr. and Mrs. Edward GrayGenny and Bill GrayKathleen J. GreenMr. and Mrs. Robert R. GreenMr. and Mrs. David M. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. GreenheckGail and Jim GreenwoodDr. and Mrs. Glen GreshamMs. Melissa GribbleBuzz and Mary Jo GriffinJames and Gay GriffithEd and Nancy GroenertJim and Christina GroteBob and Jean GryzmalaJohn and Lori GunnRhonda Harness and Kevin HaeberleSteve and Laurie HafenerMr. and Ms. Norman R. HafsrudAudrey and George HagermanMr. and Mrs. John C. HagertyDonna Casella and Larry HahnDr. and Mrs. Mahmood A. HaiMs. Dianna L. HainCarolyn and Charlie HainesGeorge and Lee HainesMr. and Mrs. Richard W. HaleMr. and Mrs. Donald HallSherry and Neal HalleranJoan E. Handler & C. William HarmanMr. and Mrs. Loren W. HanelineBill and Nancy HangerEd and Sharon HannonMr. and Mrs. Richard V. HanselMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. HansellGeo and Maggie HansonMr. and Mrs. Carl HarcourtMr. and Mrs. Patrick L. HarderMrs. Betty St. Clair HardyGene and Mary Jo HardyMr. Richard T. HardyRoger and Jackie HarnedDave and Tonya HarperMalcolm and Susan HarphamMr. and Mrs. Don C. HarralsonMr. and Mrs. Allyn W. HarrisonEdward and Mildred HarrisonJane and Bill HarrisonDavid and Nancy HarrodMr. and Mrs. William HartfielMr. Thomas S. HartmanMr. and Mrs. James D. HarveyHasken FamilyStacy L. HatfieldDr. Katherine S. HauserMr. and Mrs. Roland HauserMr. Charles J. Havel, Jr.Erik and Mary HawvermaleEllinor D. HaywardMr. James H. HeckertMr. and Mrs. James K. HeidMs. Christel HeideckerKaren J. GumbertSusan Davis HeislerMr. and Mrs. William L. HelfersSue E. HellebushMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. HendersonJohn and Karen HendricksDr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hendrix, Jr.Walt Hendry and Janet StricklandMr. and Mrs. Murray HennerRichard A. HenryBluma and Don HermanMr. and Mrs. Phil HerrKaris S. HerriottUlrich Bernard HerterDarryck and Inez HeskethJames and Penny HetmanekSally J. Heuer

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Mr. Henry J. Heymann & Mr. Paul D. HammerTom and Ellen HickeyBarbara M. HickeyJudy and George HilesMr. Peter HilgerJeffrey and Ann HillebrantMr. Douglas HinshawBob and Jan HirschmanMr. William V. Hoch & Ms. Denise A. ChicoineMs. Margaret Porter HoelMs. Mary K. HoeltingThe Hoffman FamilyMr. William J. Hoffner & Ms. Martha E. MulloyDavid and Cathy HoganElaine and G HoganMr. and Mrs. James C. HoganMr. Robert HolderKent and Nancy HollenbeckBIll and Tita HolleranAudrey and Gerald HolmanMs. Patricia A. HolmesJim and Marilyn HooperMs. Linda J. HooperChuck and Nancy HooverHerb and Barbara HooverMike and Rosie HoukMr. and Mrs. Bernard HowardKevin and Donna HowdeshellJane Hudson and Dan CornilaAndy and Jane HugessenDr. and Mrs. James D. Hull, IIIMr. John C. Hulse & Ms. Lisa K. MorganMr. and Mrs. Elmer C. HumesMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HummertMr. and Mrs. Donald HunterSam and Polly HuntingtonMr. Charley F. HutchingsDrew and Maryann HuzarRick and Lori HypesMr. and Mrs. Hanspeter ImholzReverend and Mrs. Robert A. IngrahamJoy M. IntriagoMr. and Mrs. Robert G. IrvineJohn and Lara JacobsStephen and Rita JaegerDick and Mary JalkutMr. and Mrs. Robert P. JanesLynn Jenness & Don HendrichLinda and Greg JenningsMs. Jane L. JensenAlice M. JerominMrs. Natalie JivoffMrs. Anne Nobles & Mr. David L. JohnsonDiane Haida-Johnson & Jim JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. JohnsonCarla Brooks JohnstonColin and Claudia JohnstonCampbell and Barbara JohnstoneDavid JonesBarbara and Denny JonesDale and Phil JonesCynthia B. and Ronald A JonesThomas D. Jones Mary Alice and Jim JostSherry L. JurasinskiBob and Do KaiserDr. Parviz and Helen KambinMr. and Mrs. Scott H. Kane

Al and Mickie KaplanOlivia Maynard and Olof KarlstromDuane and Carol KatzmanMr. Glen D. KaufmanMarilee KaufmanMr. and Ms. George N. KechesMr. and Mrs. William W. KeeferJulie A. KeeneyWilliam and Heidi KelleherDr. Thomas and Margaret KellerMr. and Mrs. William F. KelleyMr. and Mrs. David P. KellyWilliam and Joan KellyStephen G. KelschDan and Liz KennedyJack and Sally KennedyMr. and Mrs. Richard C. KennedyChuck and Helen KettemanDavid and Dana KeuneDr. Khakee and FamilyMr. Nik KhakeeMr. and Mrs. Paul J. KieferPeter and Jane KilbornRichard and Susan KileMr. and Mrs. Michael KillenWarren and Bobbie KimberDawn and Steve KincaidGlenn and Amy KingDick and Reta KingSteven and Barbara KingMr. and Mrs. David KingsburyJames M. KingsburyDr. Wendell & Mrs. Virginia KingsolverMr. and Mrs. Mark A. KirkMr. and Mrs. Michael E. KirnMr. and Mrs. David K. KirshnerMary L. Kirven & Elizabeth H. BurrMary and Ben KlausTom and Shellee KlausmeierMr. and Mrs. H. KleinbergDr. and Mrs. Frank H. KlepackiGloria A. KlimekWin and Marilyn KloostermanMerle and Frank KnapkeJim and Debbie KnappMr. and Mrs. Edward KocourekTim and Linda KoelzStanley E. Kolbe, JrMr. and Mrs. Richard KolvekRichard Konz FamilyMarcia E. KorwinRenate and Gunter KostkaHarry Kotses & Kandee GrossmanPeter and Jane KouryMr. and Mrs. James J. KrakowskiJohn and Linda KramerNorbert and Ursula KramerGary and Carol KremlRichard and Sara KriegerJoyce and Chares KrivenkoJim and Darlene KroenckeThomas and Susan R KroeschellMark and Pam Kroll FamilyMr. and Mrs. Joel KronfeldMr. and Mrs. Keith R. KubicekFred and Anne KuhnenMr. and Mrs. Dennis M. KulakMeri Stevens KulinaBarbara and Robert KurlandEd and Barbara KusekMr. Dennis W. LaFranceWilliam and Bartrella LamkinTimothy Landon & Elizabeth LandonAl and Judy Lane

Ute I. LangDr. Gerald LangbergDon and Ann LangefeldMs. Ingeborg C. LangerCarolyn Gray and Stuart LangtonMrs. Mary B. LankfordJim and Lorraine LaroyMr. and Mrs. Bill LarsonMr. and Mrs. Richard G. LassyMr. and Mrs. Sherman LautherMary and Jim LaVelleMr. Robert LaVelleHerbert and Lenore LawrenceMs. Anne P. LaymanEd and Kathy LearRonald Leavitt and Mary HaasMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. LedisMargie and Jack LeeMr. and Mrs. Michael J. LehrAlan and Edina LessackDarla and Joe LetourneauPatricia L. LeVesquePeter Levine and Trish LaPlanteDr. and Mrs. Joseph LevyMrs. Mary Lou LewisMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. LewisCharles M. Liddle IIIDagmar K. Liles-MeierLennart and Ann LindbergMr. and Mrs. Albin E. LindbladBob and Jeanne LindmanDorris M. LindquistRobert and Alice LindstromThe Lindstrom FamilyRobert and Mary LinstromMr. and Mrs. Todd T. LippmanBelle M. LipskyJohn and Kathryn LiptakMarta LiroffBarry and Francine LitofskyMary Ann L. LohJoseph and Julia LombardiGary and Margot LongDiane Shelgren & George LoomisDiane and Nick LopardoMs. Pentha J. LordMrs. Judith S. LouisMr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Low, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George H. LowdenJames Lowry and Denise CarrBernard and Beverly LubetkinMr. and Mrs. David LudwigMr. and Mrs. Clive LuitenBrian and Laura LynchMr. and Mrs. James A. LynchSally W. LynchJeff and Paula MacDonaldDouglas W and MacKelcanJohn A. MacLennan & Suzanne M. DubucJohn and Victoria MadarasWilliam MadsenMr. and Mrs. Ralph J. MaffeiMr. and Mrs. Douglas L. MahrerMr. Adonis Maiquez & Ms. Lourdes A. CearaMicky and Jill MaitaBryan and Patti MajewskiMr. Glenn N. MajorDoug and Jeanne MallonDr. Patrick and Wanda MaloneJudith A. Maloney and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Richard MannDeane and Nancy ManolisGerald and Constance Mara

Carlos and Tanya MaramagBrenda M. MaranoLeanne W. MarcumDr. and Mrs. William W. Mark, JrMr. and Mrs. James G. MarksPhillip and Susie MarksMr. and Mrs. Peter H. MarkuschBruce and Pat MartinEdward C. MartinMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. MartinezMr. William J. and Mrs. Sarah MarxJane and Arthur MasonMr. and Mrs. Max W. MasonKris and Pete MassatRobert and Nancy MastersonMr. and Mrs. John MasukaDon and Ruth MatneyGeri Harrand and Dieter MatternRobert and Nancy MaupinJudith and Howard MayerStephen and Jill MayesOlivia and Olof MaynardNeil and Linda MaysThomas and Judith Mc CaffreyLynn and Tom Mc GrathMr. and Mrs. Leland P. Mc NeilusTom McCarterRoy W. McCloskeyKen and Jennifer McCordTom and Susan McCullyNancy and Dean McCumberMs. Katharine N. McGinleyMr. and Mrs. Timothy McGowanBill and Donna McGrawWilliam and Denise McKenzieH. Michael and Mary McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Edward C. McLeanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. McLeodMr. and Mrs. Edward J. McManusWalt and Darst McNairyPatricia and James McNultyMr. and Mrs. Brent A. McRaeLinda M. McVeighMr. and Mrs. Charles F. MeadGeovanis Medina & Madelaine CanasDr. and Mrs. Thomas MehalicSarah M. MeleneyMr. and Mrs. Baxter MeltonMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. MelzFrank Menapace and Joan RossRonald J. Mendrick & Katherine A. LaculliJohn and Engrid MengMr. and Mrs. Kent MerglerScott C. MerrellBruce MerrillHorst and Sandra MetzSarah Ashton and Jim MetzlerMarilu B. MeyerMr. and Mrs. James A. MezeraMr. and Mrs. Donald L. MichaelRichard and Lou Ann MikesGeorge and Peggy MilbournDoreen and Chuck MilbrandtMr. Daniel M. MillardAnn and Fred MillerJim and Hannah MillerMs. Maren F. MillerMichael and Mary MillerNorman and Hermie MillerDr. and Mrs. Hormoz M. MinouiLeonard and Renee MinskyKaren A. MirciDr. and Mrs. Darayes Mobed

Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. ModrallAnn and Dan MoederDr. and Mrs. Richard S. MollDaniel Monahan & Heather G. WoodcockMr. and Mrs. Fred J. MonickMr. and Mrs. S. MontclareBob and Ariel MooreSusan D. MooreMr. and Mrs. Timothy B. MooreRobb and Robyn MoranMs. Margaret Eiluned MorganMrs. Billie J. MorrowMrs. Carol D. MorsaniMr. and Mrs. Ballard MortonMr. and Mrs. L H. MossMike and Donna MountMr. and Mrs. George B. MousmoulesSammie MoutouJim and Mari MoyeJane A. MoyerMaurice and Geraldine MuchMr. and Mrs. Harold C. MuellerMr. Ernest and Mrs. Lisette MuhlemannJames and Barbara MulkaClair MunckJohn and JoAnn MunnJim and Bev MunsonMr. and Mrs. Terry W. MyersTerry and Barbara NagleNan and Ed NapoleonDr. Anna Naumovich & Mr. Richard NaumovichChunk and Connie NealeDr. and Mrs. Wilbur NeilDr. Richard and Sandra NeimanDavid W. Nelson and Susan StuartGerald and Barbara NelsonTom and Sandy NelsonMs. Sharon LavinCarl and Jill NeumannMr. and Mrs. A. G. NeuserMs. Evelyn B. NewellMargaret NewellMichael and Carol NewhouseMr. and Mrs. John NewmanDavid and Jean NicholsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. NicholsMr. and Mrs. Norman J. NicholsMrs. Audrey J. NiquetteCliff and Irene NolanJohn and Diane NorfrayBrenda and Jim NorrisPeter and Trudie NorrisDon Novotny and Kathy HowlettMr. and Mrs. Hans R. NybroRick and Dee Dee NyeMr. and Mrs. Richard J. O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Bill O’BrienMr. and Mrs. William O’ConnorLarry OdetteCharles and Beatrice OfficerMr. Eric N. OlausonDrs. Jim and Mary Lee OlsonMr. and Mrs. William J. OlsonPhil and Diane OlssonRoss and Linda O’MalleyMr. and Mrs. Richard L. OrdemanBetty Sprague and Eric OrkinMr. and Mrs. Ralph A. OrlandiEdward and Antonia OsgoodMr. and Mrs. Joel OspaAlden W. Osterbush & Suzanne E. England

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Family Members cont. from page 31Ms. Rae Ann OwensThe Pachman FamilyRobert B. PalmerDrs. Ronald and Kristin PancnerChuck and Judith PapierFrank Pappalardo and Roderick DunnGopal and Karen PatiSheila C. PatinkinSamuel C. and Suzanne L. PattersonHarriet and Bruce PattisonDaniel and Mary PattisonLarry and Maureen PaulDr. Jan Payne and Dr. Neil F. PayneMr. and Mrs. Harold Payson, IIIMr. and Mrs. Ray S. PeeblesMargie and Mark PeppercornDan and Gerri PerkinsBrantley and Jacquie PersonsDonna and Dick PesciJohn and Kathy PetelBlair Wellensiek and Karl PetersMr. and Mrs. Richard E PetersenDaniel and Marjorie PetersonMs. Jane M. Peterson & Mr. Philip D. StarEllen R. PetrickMr. and Mrs. Scott M. PetroWilliam PetruckBill and Jane PettiboneMr. Murray S. PeytonMr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. PezziMr. and Mrs. James PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Charles P. PhoenixJane and Sidney Picker, Jr.Kenneth and Alice PiechMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. PikeJean and John PilonMr. Ruben PinchanskiMr. and Mrs. Ronald S. PindelWayne and Martha PonaderMrs. J. H. PoolDr. and Mrs. Lee PortnoffMr. and Mrs. Andrew T. PotterDr. and Mrs. William John PowellSandra and Louis PradtPaul and Joanne PrestiaBarbara and David G. PriceSteven V. PriestDr. Gregory S. Probst and FamilyMr. and Mrs. G. Stewart ProctorRichard and Nathalie PyleCatherine and Michael RaabRichard A. RabinowDavid and Bobbie RadcliffMr. and Mrs. F. William RaheGordon and Maureen RainsMr. David W. RaisbeckMr. and Mrs. Patrick RamageJane and Charles RamsethDr. and Mrs. Robert K. RamseyStephanie RamseyDr. and Mrs. Edgar O. RandDavid P. RanfordDr. and Mrs. Richard L. RanieriBill and Jeanne RankinLou and Ann RappRobert D. RatcliffDavid J. Ravenscraft & Charlotte BarrickJames and Gail RawcliffeDr. Charles E. RayBahman RazmpourMr. and Mrs. Richard ReamMr. and Mrs. Thomas Redman

Richard and Jo-Ann ReeceThomas and Gladys ReedChristina and Jonah ReesMr. and Mrs. John C. ReidWilliam Reill and Allen WhiteMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. ReinhartEileen Kehoe and Bud ReinholdDale Reiss and Jerry KingCarmine and Ellie RendeJoan C. RenerGary L. RengersDel and Mary Lou RennekeKarl and Gloria RenzMs. Beth ResslerJosef and Elizabeth ReumD. Michael ReymanMr. and Mrs. Lamson Rheinfrank, Jr.Yvonne K. RhoadsJoyce and Don RiceLaura and Bob RiddleEdward & Margaret Lynn RidlehooverLarry RiehlDennis and Susan RiemerMr. and Mrs. Allen N. RieselbachCharles and Nancy RileyJeanne and Tom RisherMark and Becky RistowJacqueline G. RizzoChip and Nancy RoachBill and Carol RobertsMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Roberts, Sr.and Mary RobinsonDavid and Katy RobsonMr. John M. RocheFrancis T. and Jane E. RoddyMr. and Mrs. Jeffery RodeKarl and Ann RodmanJ. Stanley and Patricia C. RogersMr. and Mrs. Lynn RogersRobert P. RohdeMr. and Mrs. Richard RomanRichard and Jean RompalaMr. and Mrs. Richard V S RoosaSybil and Irvin RosenSusan and Herb RosenbergCarol and Bill RosenbergVictoria C. RossDr. and Mrs. Richard S. RossMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. RothMr. and Mrs. Paul R. RothMr. and Mrs. Robert H. RothTom and Carol RothmanMr. and Mrs. Stephen RoykaPeg and John RoyseMr. and Mrs. Herb RubinMr. and Mrs. Charles A. RuntaDan and Sherry RuppertWilliam C. RussellJohn and Patti RyanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. RyanDr. and Mrs. Frederick RyckmanAllan and Sally SacksMrs. Kay SadighiMarcel and Jane SaghirSalisbury FamilyMark and Tricia SamilaStan and Melinda SaminskiJack and Leslie SamlerJim and Cheryl SamplesSteve and Joan Mohr SamuelsMrs. Anne B. SanfordRobert and Cynthia SargentMr. and Mrs. William SartorisTerry and Sheila Sarver

Mr. Mark Satterthwaite & Dr. Lauren PachmanJohn E. and Mary E. SauerweinBarrett L. ScalletAndrew J. SchaefferElaine and Bob SchaefferDr. William Schaffner & Ms. Lois C. KnightEd and Carol ScharlauDavid ScheiberMr. Philip and Mrs. Carol ScheiberJoe and Lee ScheidlerMr. and Mrs. Albert N. SchellBob and SchererRichard J. SchillingMr. and Mrs. William SchlackmanJames and Suzanne SchlindweinE and W SchmidMr. and Mrs. John E. SchmidtFrank and Kelly SchneiderBill and Lauren SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Brent SchnellPaul and Carol SchnyderEmily and Donald SchofieldMr. Larry SchoppCarmen and Tim SchrammMr. and Mrs. James P. SchubertMr. and Mrs. Howard SchultzGary and Arlene SchulzeReverend and Mrs. Walter SchumanGeorge R. SchumannJohn and Jean SchumannPaul and Christy SchwartzottJurg and Helen SchweizerMr. and Mrs. Gary ScottMr. James ScottMr. and Mrs. Peter C. ScrivnerDennis P. SczomakDavid and Karen SearlesMr. and Mrs. Warren P. SeawardMr. and Mrs. Ray B. SecristPhilip and Marlene SeftonMr.and Mrs. Anders SegerdahiGail and Mark SeldessJay and Rene SeltzerEdward and Penny SessaTerry Stickel & Mary Christina ShaferRick and Janet ShapicDorothy M. ShaprioJudie and Tom SharbaughPhyllis M. SharpDr. and Mrs. Aaron J. ShatkinWilliam and Betty Jane ShawMr. and Mrs. John A. SheaMr. and Mrs. Donald C. ShepardSandon C. ShepardMr. and Mrs. Ronald ShepherdJerry and Mary ShermanBobby Joe and Lee Anne SherrillMs. Marguerite P. SherwinJohanne and Bill ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Louis ShipleyMr. and Mrs. C. Wesley ShookLeslie and Alan ShropshireBarbara M. Bazzone & Joseph A. ShusterBill and Barbara SiebelKathy and Steve SiebertCinda SiligmuellerRobert and Susan SilvyJohn and Elizabeth SimlerMr. and Mrs. William D. SimmonsWilliam and LaRue R. SimonsJoe and Joyce Sirkin

Mrs. Lillian E. SizemoreDr. and Mrs. M L. SkolnickDennis and Nancy SkowronskiMargaret L. SlingerlandMr. and Mrs. Bruce E. SmithDavid and Phebe SmithTed and Martha SmithMr. and Mrs. Karl E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Martin K. SmithBob and Camille SmithAnita and Robert SmithRonald and Paulette SmithSheila F. SmithSteven and Judy SmithMr. Tracy Smith, Jr.Bonnie B. SneedSheridan and Richard SnellJames and Laura SniffDr. and Mrs. Walter M. SonnebornJames and Barbara SouhlarisGeorge and Patti SousaCharles Specht and Janice AldenGerald and Judy SpechtDr. and Mrs. David B. SpectorDr. Bernard and Carol SpencerMr. and Mrs. Eugene C. SpencerJohn and Mary Lou SpencerMr. John W. SpencerJames K. and Joan B. SperryBenno and Eileen SpiehsJim and Patty SprankleMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. SpringerMr. and Mrs. Richard SproutGretchen and Halsey SpruanceGary and Mary Ruth StaadtDave and Linda StaffordMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. StafneMr. and Mrs. David StagerMr. and Mrs. Bob Stanza Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Harrison T. SteegeMr. Daniel SteeleMs. Frances C. StegerDan and Krys StegmannMr. and Mrs. Jack V. StegmeierMr. Joann StehrWilliam and Barbara SteinhafelLynne and Jerry SternDr. and Mrs. R. Denison StewartMr. and Mrs. R. Grant StewartDavid and Carolyn StiglerJerry and Nancy StoneDr. and Mrs. Thomas K. StoneCarol and Larry StrangeJohn and Bonnie StrayerSabin and Beverley StreeterManfred and Ellen StrobelMr. Jim and Mrs. Linda StrongMr. and Mrs. David C. StuebeDr. Robert H. StultsMr. and Mrs. Peter A. SturtevantHarvey and Betsy SugermanJoy H. SuggGeorge Sugiyama and Leslie RittsPam D. SullivanChristopher and Janice SwainJohn and Carolyn SwineyMr. and Ms. L Britt SwoffordAlbert and Barbara SymesFred and Sue SytsmaJerry and Sherrie SzpondowskiJohn and Dorothy SzumigataDr. and Mrs. Stephen SzynalJohn B. TalmageSanford and Pamela TannenbaumMr. and Mrs. Jean N. Tariot

Ray and Nancy TatkoChris C. TaylorMr. Timothy S. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Terry TerranaNola and Hal TheissMs. Tammy M. ThibaultMr. August J. and Maureen ThomaDr. and Mrs. James A. ThomasBarbara ThomasonMr. and Mrs. Fred J. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Davis P. ThurberMr. and Mrs. John TianoSteve and Joyce TibbettsMr. Paul TiffanyBrenda and Sam TishlerMichael and Margaret ToomeyMargaret and Zoltan TothMr. John M. TottenScott E and Carol S TownsleyMr. and Mrs. Charles J. TrainorMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. TraylorFrank A. Tredinnick, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Roger W. TriftshauserKenneth TromblyDennis J. Trooien & Susan AhleronaDave and Leanne TroutMr. David R. TroutDr. and Mrs. Victor N. TsaloffMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. TunnellJohn and Judith TurnerRichard T. TurnerJack and Jeanne TyrerPatrick and April TzanisPaul and Virginia UhlenhopMr. and Mrs. David C. UlstadMatt and Diane UrenMr. and Mrs. Chapman VailDaniel and Shirley ValentineElston W. Van Steenburgh & Betty J. RebhornMr. and Mrs. Harry J. Vande VeldeAnn and Bill VanderbiltIrene C. VandermolenMs. Cheryl L. VenargeRichard and Joanne VernalGeorge and Nancy VernaySherri B. VernerHugh and Anne VerryGiacomo Vieste and Maria De LucaDouglas H. and Priscilla B. VietsRoger and Nancy Vincent & FamilyRobert and Mary Jane VinsonMichael and Amy VintMrs. Barbara S. VockelBill and Mary VollmerMr. and Mrs. Peter A. Von EschenMr. and Mrs. Dale Von HaaseMr. and Mrs. John N. VoorheesMs. Nancy VorelMr. Hans J. VorpahlMr. and Mrs. John R. Wade IIIRobert and Kathleen WagnerDeni WahlMr. and Mrs. Dod WainwrightDayton and Sarah WakefieldSandra Teger & David J. WaksMrs. Jeffrey P. WalkerLeslie Walker and FamilyThomas S. Walker & Brenda S. DunlapMichael and Susan WalpoleDavid and Jeanne WalshSally and Dave WaltherDr. Dennis J. Waltke, D.D.S.Alice and Joseph Walzer

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. WamhoffMr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. WarrenField and Mary Ann WassonMr. and Mrs. William H. WatersMr.and Mrs. Timothy J. WatkinsDiane Weber and FamilyMr. and Mrs. John H. WeberEllen and Lawrence WeberKisa E. Weeman and FamilyMichael and Alexandra WeinerElaine Weingarden and FamilyMichele Weintraub and FamilyPeggy and Mark WeissDick and Gail Weiss

Lyman and Deana WelchMr. and Mrs. James W. WellmanMr. and Mrs. Karl D. WernerMark E. Wessel & Lori A. RusslerDr. and Mrs. Albert K. WeymanPhil and Tina WeymanDavid and Susan WheatlandMona M. Wheatley and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Jerry WheatonMary Marsters and Edward WhiteJeffrey and Nancy WickhamMr. and Mrs. Charles WiebeJeffrey and Alicia WigginsRobert W. and Dorothy F. Wiggins

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. WightmanGeorge and Arla WilesPenny and Randy WilkinsonLarry G Willets and FamilyMr. and Mrs. David L. WilliamsHank and Laurene WilliamsBob and Diane WilliamsVara R. Williams & Kathryn W. JonesJim Wilson and FamilyMr. and Mrs. John R. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert L. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Donald WinpennyArnee R. and Walter A. WinshallMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Winters

Warren and Iris WoessnerMike Woleben and FamilyJohn and Martha WolfMr. and Mrs. Carter F. WolfeMrs. Joan R. Wood and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Alfred C. WoodcockGreg and Ruth WoodhamRalph and Janet WozniakPeter R. Wright and Lisa M. GillBrann and Ellen WryMichael and Susan WytyshynJon and Connie YambertDr. and Mrs. Garland YarboroughFran Yardley and Burdette Parks

Ms. Charmaine L. YeadonMr. and Mrs. George M. YerkesCynthia Young and FamilyMichael Young and Laura YoungKit and Dave YudowitzRobert and Marcia ZashinPeter and Carol ZellDr. and Mrs. Lynn and Bert ZheutlinMr. and Mrs. Steve ZickelJoseph and Barbara ZiemianDiane and Fred ZimmerDoug and Kathy Zimpfer & FamilyRick and Evette Zurbriggen

Individual MembersMr. A. David AdlerR. J. AffourtitMs. Carol Anne AncesJohn AndersenMr. David E. AndersonElsa G. ArndtElizabeth A. BaierAl BarbieriMrs. Jane L. BarcelowBeverly BarefieldSara A. BaronMs. Charlene L. BarringerBetty C. BarrusMs. Mary H. BartoldMs. Barbara BaumeckerLeAnn BeanlandMs. Annette BeckeMs. Elizabeth BeesonMrs. Mary BellamyAmy BernolaAmy M. BetzerPreston and Mary BiglowBarbara S. BillheimerLinda M. BirchCharlene BlackMrs. Kay BlairSaul S. BloomfieldMr. John F. BohmfalkBarbara Bolt Mrs. Jane B. BoppMrs. Hilda BouldMargaret H. BoutwellSaralyn D. BrabbanPatricia A. BradleyMargaret A. BringmanJudy A. BrownMr. Crist J. BrownMs. Helen A. BrowningMrs. Isabella G. BrumwellAnne BrymerMrs. Karen R. BubenzerMary C. BuckMrs. Renee C. BudkeMr. Jaap J. BurckMr. Robert W. BurfordEmelie M. BurnhamMs. Claudia BurnsMs. Mia G. BurnsMrs. Carol L. BytnarSandy L. CalkinsKathleen CampbellMr. Peter G. CarbonneauDennis A. CardoneChris CarilloNancy E. CarlileFay M. Carney

Diane F. CarrollMr. Daryl L. CarterKathy Metcalf CervelliRobert W. ChamberlainMrs. Anne L. ChapelMs. Janet H. CherrixKaren ClarkeCarol A. CleaveAlexandra V. ClevelandTamsan A. ClevelandThomas J. ConleyMr. Jim ConnerMr. Robert T. ConroyMichael B. CooperAnne H. CoppsMarie CostichMr. Terry W. CotterDavid E. CoxMr. Steven J. CramerDonna D. CrossRichard F. CrowtherBrian CurtinKara CuscadenGail A. DavollRichard L. DemingRondee DeNobleRocki M. DeVoyMr. David A. DewaltMrs. John DillonMrs. Helen DixMs. Carol K. DoctorMs. Eleanor M. DominekNancy DorrityMr. Derick L. DriemeyerMrs. Tess D. DullAllen C. DunhamPaul D DuvalWilliam H. EarnestMr. Gary EertmoedStephen K EhrhartKristen Eide-TollefsonRon ErdmannMr. James T. Evans, IIIMr. Bill R. EvansRosalie N. FairmanMary P. FentonMs. Doris W. FinkelMr. John K. FjeldstadMs. Tammy S. FlahartySuzanne M. FletcherJanice FloodLorraine FoldsMrs. Arline K. FordMr. William L. FosterMr. Jim FowlerElizabeth J. Fozo

Kathryn A. Francy-PaytonMelinda M. FreemanMs. Roni FreerNina FrickeDebbie FriedlundVioletta J. FriendKathryn A. GaetaJudy E GagginGilbert K. GailiusMr. Richard J. GarciaMary Jane GayMr. Stephen H. GeorgeMs. Shirley K. GerstenbergerNorma P. GibsonMrs. Robert M. GibsonBecky H. GlezenVirginia M. GlinkaKaren GoellnerCarolyn E. GoffBarry GordonRichard J. GordonCarol Ann AucesShirlene GrasgreenEd GreenbergMs. Lois J. GreenbergMr. Richard B. GrossJean R. HaffenrefferWilliam H. HaggardMs. Sheila K. HammonsErika A. HanssenMr. Charles A. HapkeGilbert HarrisS. Paige HartleyDr. Rebecca HartwigMrs. Marie HarveyAnn B. HeckLesley HeffronMrs. Kate M.T. HendersonCheri HerbertFrances E. HermannJanet M. HermannMs. Kim A. HerresMrs. Jean A. HeuerMs. Ann J. HeymannMary Ann HightNancy L. HilgerAnne C. HobsonBetty L. HockLenora HoffmannMs. Jan HoltMs. Barbel HoltmannJane H. HopeM. HopgoodJeannette K. HowlandMs. Linda A. HuffingtonMr. Eric Hufham

Wendy HumphreyDr. Maland C. HurrElaine JacobsonMs. Bernette K. JaffeScott JamiesonSharon A. JermannAlison B. JohnsonJuanita J. JohnsonJoyce JohnstonJudith A. JonesThomas F. JordanMrs. Susan H. JumonvilleDoris J. KaiserRobert L. KaiserCarla Kappmeyer-SherwinMr. Michael T. KeiltyLyn B. KernMs. Patricia K. KielyMr. J. Morgan KikerSigrid KilgerElizabeth T. KindtChristine KingMrs. Helen KoehlerJack KohnMs. Carol D. KosobuckiMrs. Charlotte P. KowitchMrs. Dorothea K. KraftSara E. Kramer Alan KriegsmanMs. Mary Louise KriseMs. Anne O. Krueger-HendersonMr. Walter H. KruseMrs. Annaliese R. KuehnPeg LancioniMr. Thomas J. LazarMs. Joan E. LeffelMrs. Virginia LetourneauMs. Linda L. LoganHoward LorschDavid B. LowdenPhilip H. LybrookMarma W. LymanMr. Arthur MacFarlandDon J. MacFarlaneFrank M. Magee, Jr.Barbara MagermanMrs. Sandra H. MalottMarlene MandelMr. Gene H. MasseyMrs. Lois A. MastKatharine B. MayerMrs. Barbara B. McClureMrs. Carol B. McCordDr. Ralph E. McDonaldMs. Susan S. McDonaldMr. Thomas H. McDonald

Ms. Ann A. McDonnellMark E. McGeeMrs. Ann W. McGovernMary E. McHargMrs. Jane R. McKayMr. Earl J. McLeanSherri A. MeederDana MehligMrs. Mary K. MelzerMr. Eugene MennenMr. John R. MeyerAnthony J. Miller, Sr.Mr. William A. MillsMrs. Elizabeth D. ModysMr. Graham C. MonkMrs. Miriam P. MoodyMarylyn D. MooreMargery E. MoretzsohnWayne MorrisonMs. Diana F. MorseDotty MountPeg MuellerRegina M. MullenSue MurrayCarolyn J. MusgraveEdward J. NatoniewskiLannois F. NeelyJerry NicholsThomas E. NorpellRachel NottelmannMs. Amy E. NowackiMr. Kevin B. OfferMs. Gloria J. O’FlanneryMaxine OtisMr. G. S. OwenWeston H. PalmerLynn PattersonHarrison H. PayneMr. Raymond P. PaysonLynn L. PerkinsElaine PetersenDr. Klaus G. PetersenThomas W. PfeiferRalph and Maria PignataroDr. Ruth A. PlateJohn E. PorterSheila PorterMs. Vanessa L. PriceMrs. Ann M. ProtheroeLois S. PurvianceMr. Marlyn L. RabenoldLanny ReddickMs. Jean ReedMr. Jay M. ReichmanMrs. Marcia R. ReillyMr. Thomas W. Reimer

Family Members cont. from page 33

Memorials Bequest

Corporate MembersBaysinger Search and Associates Inc.Captiva Erosion Prevention DistrictCollier County Audubon SocietyCoral Veterinary ClinicEmart InvestmentsGulf Breeze Cottages

Henderson Franklin Starnes & Holt P.A.Island Chiropractic CenterIsland Garage Island GiftsIsland Homewatch IncIsland ManagementJacaranda of Sanibel Island, LLC

Kenoyer Real Estate, Inc.Literacy Leadership CollaborativeMucky Duck of CaptivaSanibel Sea SchoolShe Sells Sea ShellsSuncatchers Dream, Inc.

Tarpon Bay ExplorersVilla Sanibel Condo AssocVillaume Industries, Inc.West End ParadiseWilliam E. Wilson-Fine Jewelry Design

Sally AllenBarney BallerAnn Bruning

Elizabeth "Whiff" EagletonBill Fisher

Dr. Leo JivoffDewitt JonesDale LeathersLeta Parsons

Polly Ray

Laura RileyConstance Rosenberg

Kenneth RowanWilliam "Bill" Shufelt

Gardner Soule

Sue ReinhardtMarion S. RichMrs. Dorothy J. RichardsonHelen M. RichmondMs. Jean RobertsonMr. Paul RobinsonGary J RogersMr. Hiram RogersCorinna RoweSyril I. RubinMrs. Jan K. RutledgeMrs. Martha J. RyckmanMrs. Anne RydellCheryl SamuelsAnn SatterthwaiteMs. Elizabeth A. SavageDorothy F. SawyerMary L. SchadtCarol Schaming

Ms. Sandra SchnitzerGordon P. SchopferRobert J. SchultzJulie Anne SearsLinda SeifertWilliam SepeMrs. Jean B. ShannonOrlene M. ShimbergAda L. ShisslerMr. Julius ShultzMary H. SibbaldsMatthew W. SkokPolly M. SmithLila SollDoris SouthertonDonna SperberKaren A. SpittlerMs. Marie SpollenMrs. Ann Marie Sprotte

Corby SpruanceBarb StanekFrances StarkweatherThomas B. StoelMr. Donald L. StokesBritt StottBarbara StrellMrs. Barbara J. StrothmanMarci M. StutsmanMrs. Lorrie StysClaire SylvesterMr. Frank TachauHugh P. TalcottMs. Judith D. TaylorPatricia TerryMr. Christopher J. ThompsonMrs. McKean ThompsonRalph S. TillittJoan Tinson

Mrs. Louise C. TuttleMildred J. TylerJon P. UhlenhopMs. Alice VandersteenRay J. VazquezMrs. Carl J. VilterMr. Richard A. VirziH. Dieter Vogtland, M.D.Kurt VollenweideNancy WadeJerome R. WalkerMs. Helen G. WaltherMr. David WardMs. Amy Lou WatersYolande WelchMr. Alexander F. WernerMs. Rae Ann WesselHarrison Weymouth, Jr.Diana Corliss White

Prof. Michael J WhiteMs. Sandra L. WilliamsDr. David WilsonAnne G. WinslowMs. Tammy L. WiseMartin S. WolfeMs. Linda WoolardDoris E. WrightJoanne WuschkeMrs. Anne Gates YarnallMs. Susanne M. YokelMs. Patricia L. ZapfMs. Judith A. ZimomraDr. Suzanne K. ZossMr. Paul Zucker

Individual Members cont. from page 35

Major SponsorsBank of America Dunes Golf & Tennis ClubKey Lime Bistro - Sandy StillwellLife Line DesignsLucas Century GlassSanibel-Captiva Trust Company

Championship SponsorsVIP/Karen Bell & The Bell Team Wayne & Linda BoydBill & Tory BurchThe Burns Family Real Estate TeamMartha & Rick Siders

Match SponsorsTom & Mimi AdamsKelton & Betsy BurbackHugh & Fran CameronMike KellyJohn & Sheilah MorleySally ReedPat & April Tzanis

Set SponsorsBailey's General Store & True Value HardwareSteve & Lena BrownRobin & Dick CohanDick & Nancy Curtin

Don & Ginny EgensteinerBill & Carol FennimanTim & Carol GardnerRon & Phyllis GibsonInge & Henry GlissmanSuzanne & Fredarick GobelGeorge & Leone GrahamEd & Nancy GreenbergJane HangerIsland Chiropractic - Dr. Robert FisherLiddy JohnsonLarry & Jeannette JamesEd & Pat KfouryJohn & Deborah La GorceHal & June PatinkinCharlie & Caroline LeGetteRose & Jack RogersNanelle WehmannBob Wigley

Game SponsorsJohn & Gloria AgelPhyllis & Irwin BogenAnna & John BraloveJudi DaughertyDon & Maggi FeinerHarry & Mona GleitzIsland Sun NewspaperGeorge & Gloria MartinezSanibel-Captiva Community BankCharles Sobczak & Molly HeuerKen & Pam MonahanJoseph & Marjorie Pacheco

Larry & Maureen PaulJoseph & Joyce PignottiPaul & Susan ReynoldsCarol & Bill RosenbergTom & Jane SettanniVictor & Barbara ShowalterSallie Soule

Silent AuctionPeriwinkle Cottage - Kathy Boone Neil Glaser - Painting Of Home

VacationsSt. Francis Inn, A Bed & Breakfast - St. Augustine, FLVIP KarenBell Realty

15th Annual Tennis Tournament Sponsors

Tournament founder Luc Century

Estate of Edith Rau Levy

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