CORONADO PLAYHOUSE’S 71st SEASON OF AWARD WINNERS
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CORONADO PLAYHOUSE’S 71st SEASON OF AWARD WINNERS
Much Ado About Nothing Cast:Steve Murdock ............................................................................................................................Don PedroJacob Harr .................................................................................................................................... Don JohnSamuel Young ..................................................................................................................................ClaudioBrendan MacNeil ...........................................................................................................................BenedickEdward Houser ...............................................................................................................................BorachioMatthew Noll .................................................................................................................................. ConradeChristopher Braden .......................................................................................................................BalthasarSteven J. Jensen .............................................................................................................................LeonatoAndrew Softley .................................................................................................................................AntonioSarah Alida LeClair ..........................................................................................................................BeatriceAnna Couvrette ..................................................................................................................................... HeroSofia Scafidi ...................................................................................................................................MargaretAlaina Fordice .....................................................................................................................................UrsulaChristian Marler .....................................................................................................................Father FrancisKaari McBride ................................................................................................................................ DogberryMariam Babayan ............................................................................................................................... VergesIsabelle Pickering ..............................................................................Gail Seacole, Watchman & AttendantRussell Clements ................................................................................................Hugh Oatcake, WatchmanCecily Keppel ............................................................................................................................... Attendant
AnnouncementPlease turn off all electronic devices and cell phones during the performance. Rest rooms are located in the recreation center near the front desk. If you need to exit during the performance, please use the rear exit of the theatre as light from the hallway interferes with the performance.
Video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited.
The Time and Place: Messina (a place not unlike Coronado). The present.
Much Ado About Nothing runs about 2 hours and has one 15-minute intermission.
PRESENTS
By WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Donations NeededIn these times, grant funding has been cut back. To continue offering this free program annually, it is important that we receive donations specifically designated for the FREE Classics Series. All donations to Coronado Playhouse, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, are tax-deductible. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Go online at CoronadoPlayhouse.com or all (619) 435-4856 for more information.
Lamplighters:WOMEN IN JEOPARDY! .............JULY 7-30
OnStage Playhouse:SPRING AWAKENING..........JULY 7-AUG 12
Patio Playhouse:INTO THE WOODS ..................... AUG 11-26
Pickwick Players: ALICE IN WONDERLAND ...........AUG 18-27
PowPAC:PERFECT WEDDING ..........JULY 21-AUG 20
Vanguard:SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL ......... JULY 14-30
Around town at other ACT theatres...
Thanks to the Coronado Playhouse Board of DirectorsBarron Henzel (President)Thomas Haine (Vice President)Rosemary Harrison (Secretary)
Katy Skyrud (Treasurer)Vanessa Dinning (Member) Stacy Mycorn (Member)
Mike McCullock (Member)Jordy Rose (Interim Member)
Director ........................................................Kit FugradChoreographer ................................Candace Carbajal Co-Producers ....................... Tom Haine, Chris PowellResident & Production Stage Manager ....Kathy ParksSet Designer ..........................................Barron HenzelCostume Designer ..............................Sarah RobinsonLighting Designer ......................................Chloe ClarkSound Designer ...................................Steve MurdockProperties Designer ............................. Pamela Everett Military Advisor ........................................Devin Kinsey Assistant Director ................................ Mekala Sridhar Assistant Director ............................. Mariam Babayan Master Builder .........................................Devin Kinsey Set Construction ................. Anna Couvrette, Thomas
Fitzpatrick, Kit Fugrad, Dale Goodman, Barron Henzel, Devin Kinsey, Chris Marler, Steven J. Jensen, Chris Powell, Andrew Softley, Sam Young
Set Painting ........................Rosemary King, companyLighting / Sound Operator .................Robert ShadboltAudio Consultant ................................ Larry McNamerGraphics/Program Design .....................Barron Henzel Production Photography ........................ Ken Jacques Lobby Headshot Photography ........................Adriana
Zuniga-WilliamsPoster Distribution ................Stacy Mycorn, Patty FayHouse Dressing ................................... Pamela EverettCompany House Manager ...... Pamela Everett, Susan
Skyrud, Stan SothBox Office .................. Amanda Everett, Susan SkyrudConcessions .................................... Harry A. GranruthUsher Coordinator ............................ Janis Vanderford Artistic Planning & Marketing ............Vanessa Dinning Managing Theatre Director .......................Katy Skyrud
Production Team and Theatre Staff
A Note from the Playhouse - Member Supported Theatre
Director’s Notes
City of CoronadoCity of Coronado Building Inspector & Fire Marshal Coronado Recreation and Community Center StaffDevin KinseyWilliam Woertz IIISteven Jensen, Mekala Sridhar & Mariam Babayan for
script advice
Sarah Alida LeClair and Brendan MacNeil for providing additional rehearsal space
Dale GoodmanSpecial thanks to spouses, significant others, family,
and friends whose love and support helped make this production possible.
Acknowledgements
At Coronado Playhouse we believe in the transforming power of theatre. With this year’s classic play, Much Ado About Nothing, we encourage audiences of all ages to engage with the beauty and wit of Shakespeare’s language, and let these words and scenarios resonate with the similarities we still experience today.
This work is made possible by the generous support of our patrons, donors, sponsors and a grant from the City of Coronado. We operate on approximately 40% earned and 60% contributed revenues. Your contributions help
us positively impact the lives of more than 13,000 people annually and enhance the cultural well-being and vitality of our community and ensure we can offer classic works for the stage at low (and in this case “no”) cost to audiences.
Thank you for visiting Coronado Playhouse! If you enjoy today’s performance-and we hope you will-please consider becoming a member of our family by becoming a donor and a season subscriber.
Katy Skyrud, Managing Theatre Director
No matter the era in which we play his words, Shakespeare’s pieces are as indelible yet ethereal as the existence of time and space. They often require a marriage of true minds: between actors and their words, between movement and music, between logic and emotion. In Much Ado, we have a veritable game of marriages: Which ones will fail? Which ones will succeed?
Will wit undo one of the Bard’s most beloved couples? Will jealousy tear another couple apart?
We live these relationships every day: Brothers who cannot see eye to eye, former lovers who rekindle their passions, young lovers who relish in those same passions, parents and children, good friends, bad ones... It’s a testament to Shakespeare’s legacy that he understood these notions all too well, and recorded them in his works, creating
Art That Imitates Life.The setting is also familiar to many: A warm welcome for
soldiers returning from war, a backyard barbecue party for neighborhood friends, a stunning summer season shedding light on all we see. In truth, most of Shakespeare’s early works could only be done in the sun, which seems fitting.
The actors have all brought a kind of magic to this production, a magic that has been cultivated and honed for this particular purpose: To delight you, the audience, into a state of laughter at the foibles of these characters not unlike ourselves, a connection between the life of these characters and our own, and hopefulness - hope for friendships longlasting, hope for family unbreakable, and most of all, hope for love ever-prevailing.
Without love, the story remains untold, and the magic would not exist.
Kit Fugrad, Director
Mariam Babayan (Verges) is very proud to be joining the cast of Much Ado About Nothing in her debut role as Verges. An avid Shakespeare enthusiast, Mariam is also serving as an assistant director in this production. She has taught Shakespeare in the English department at Mesa College, and in her free time enjoys hiking and cooking.
Christopher Braden (Balthasar) is very excited to make his CPH debut. Shakespeare has always been a favorite and he loves performing it. Other favorite roles include Estragon (Waiting for Godot), Big Jule (Guys and Dolls), Neal Tildon (1940’s Radio Hour) and Artie (House of Blue Leaves). Chris hopes to pursue an acting career one day. He also enjoys
teaching martial arts and learning more about the arts. Thank you very much for your support of the arts and enjoy the show!
Russell Clements (Hugh Oatcake, Watchman) is ecstatic to be back at CPH! Past credits include Pepper/Robert in Untold (Fringe) Preacher in Violet in Concert, Clown in The 39 Steps (CPH), Panch in Spelling Bee, Cogsworth in Beauty and the Beast, Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof (YAT), Derrick in Know More!, Pappy in And Then They Came for Me, Faustus
in Tragical History of Dr. Faustus, Bishop in See How They Run, Russell in Shakespeare Abridged, Mushnik in Little Shop of Horrors and Tartuffe in Tartuffe (Salomon Theater, PLNU). Russell would like to thank his family for their constant support! Phil 4:4
Anna Couvrette (Hero) is honored to be a part of the cast of Much Ado and making her debut at CPH. A San Diego native and graduate of the Canyon Crest Academy Theater Conservatory, Anna is currently a junior at USC. She previously played Hero, with Aeneid Theater Company and has also played Maria in Twelfth Night, Catherine in Love’s Labour’s Lost,
and Elise in The Miser. Endless love and appreciation for her mother.
Alaina Fordice (Ursula) has been acting since she was a young child. She moved to CA from Mississippi three years ago to study acting and film at John Paul the Great Catholic University, where she will graduate with a Bachelors in Communications Media this year. Previous
credits include: Ariel in The Little Mermaid, Paulina in The Winter’s Tale, Electra in Cats, Alice in Almost Wonderland and The Wicked Witch in The Land of OZ. Much Ado About Nothing marks her CPH debut.
Jacob Harr (Don John) is twenty and has been doing theater since junior high. He has been a part of the theater company at San Diego Mesa College for a year. Much Ado is not only his first professional performance, it’s also his first Shakespeare. Other roles include an extra in Bye Bye Birdie, Dussel in The Diary of Anne Frank, Tevye in Fiddler on the
Roof, a brother in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Gary in I Hate Hamlet.
Edward Houser (Borachio) is thrilled to be joining Coronado Playhouse in his first production. He has a passion for Shakespeare, and has previously played Borachio, as well as Thisbe/Flute in Midsummer, and Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet. His musical performances include Les Miserables and HMS Pinafore. He lives in downtown San Diego,
and when he is not on stage, he is a Realtor and Navy Reservist.
Steven J. Jensen (Leonato) has appeared in several concerts and cabarets at Coronado Playhouse and in thirteen plays here since 2010. Those include Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Tartuffe, The Importance of Being Earnest, Spamalot, Sugar, The Drowsy Chaparone, The Man Who Came to Dinner, and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. A sample
of other plays: Who Am I This Time?, King Lear, and Macbeth at Vanguard;The Tempest at Poor Players; Edward II at Diversionary; Julius Caesar at New Village Arts; Medea and The Oresteia at Sixth @ Penn; Romeo and Juliet and Much Ado About Nothing at Octad One; The Gondoliers, Candide, Die Fledermaus, The Mikado, and others at Lyric Opera San Diego; and I Think We’re All Bozos On This Bus at the Bureau of Western Mythology. Steven teaches chemistry at Sweetwater High School and for ten years was a silent supernumerary at San Diego Opera.
Cecily Keppel (Attendant) is excited to return to Coronado Playhouse for one of her favorite shows! Her recent credits include The Dresser (Lamplighters Community Theatre), The Taming of the Shrew (InnerMission Productions), Hamlet (Coronado Playhouse) and The Supporting Cast (Lamplighters Community Theatre). Many thanks to the
Cast Bios (In alphabetical order)
cast and crew that contributed so much to make this production fantastic!
Sarah Alida LeClair (Beatrice) M.M. Performance, SDSU; The Witch in Into the Woods; Amneris in Elton John’s Aida; Suzette in Don’t Dress for Dinner; Marsinah in Kismet; Mary Stone in The Devil and Daniel Webster; Jenny Diver in The Beggar’s Opera, and was most recently seen in ion Theatre’s production of Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years as
Cathy. Sarah has performed with the La Jolla Theatre Ensemble as Maggie the Cat in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and with San Diego Opera’s Words and Music program, most notably as the Fairy Godmother in Zombie Cinderella. She has also appeared in San Diego short film (Snarky Productions) and local television (“En Vivo” variety show/public access).
Brendan MacNeil (Benedick) From Miles City, Montana, Brendan MacNeil has been involved in theater for much of his life. Whether acting, being a member of the stage crew, set design, or lighting, there has not been much that he hasn’t done in the theater world. He has performed as The Baker (Into the Woods), Lenny Ganz (Rumors),
Perchik (Fiddler on the Roof), Jud Fry (Oklahoma!), the Evil Moose (Evil Dead the Musical), and recently as Matthew Garrick (Hope). He attended the University of Montana Western in Dillon, Montana where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature and Writing, minoring in Theater, and obtained his Associate of Arts in Music. He would like to thank CPH and Director Kit Fugrad for this opportunity and hopes you all enjoy the show.
Christian Marler (Father Francis) majored in Drama at USC. Over 35 years, Chris has appeared in almost 50 productions. Highlights include playing the title characters in Macbeth and Richard III, appearing as multiple characters in the 8 1⁄2-hour stage version of Charles Dickens’ Nicholas Nickelby, and performing Shakespeare for at least two
audiences of over two thousand people. Chris has won multiple awards for acting, including Best Actor in a Minor Supporting role in CPH’s production of Hamlet, where he played the Ghost. Chris was a founding company member of the Redlands Shakespeare
Festival, and has performed leading and supporting roles including Julius Caesar, The Comedy of Errors, The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, and Antony and Cleopatra
Kaari McBride (Dogberry) is excited to be performing in his first role at Coronado Playhouse.
He starting acting at Junior Theatre in 2011 before moving to Young Actors’ Theatre in 2016. Kaari isn’t the best at writing bios or referring to himself in the third person. His favorite roles include Lumiere in Beauty & The Beast, Donkey in Shrek the Musical, and probably Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing.
Steve Murdock (Don Pedro) A frequent sound designer, actor and director, Steve most recently directed productions of The Dresser and November and appeared as Gabriel Hayes in the original production of Hope at the 10th Avenue Arts Center. Other notable roles include Charles Condomine in Blithe Spirit, Jean in Rhinoceros, Dr. Jekyll in Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, George Schneider in Chapter Two, Alan Raleigh in God of Carnage, Sir Robert Chiltern in An Ideal Husband, Henry II in Lion in Winter, Jonathan Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace, C.K. ‘Dexter’ Haven in The Philadelphia Story, and Edward de Vere in The Beard of Avon. Love to Jen, and the Casserole Kitty.
Matthew Noll (Conrade) is excited to be making his Coronado Playhouse debut in Much Ado.Matthew is a graduate of Mesa College’s Company acting program and has performed in their student-directed One Acts.He played Joe Keller in All My Sons and Ivan in Art. Recently he appeared in They’re Playing Our Song at Lamplighters.
Isabelle Pickering (Gail Seacole, Watchman & Attendant) is thrilled to be working with such an incredible cast for her debut at Coronado Playhouse. She is a musical theater major at American University in Washington DC, most recently finishing a semester at Smithsonian Institution’s Discovery Theater. Favorite local and educational credits include
Mary Zimmerman’s Argonautika, The Laramie Project, Spring Awakening, The Addams Family, Sweeney Todd, and It’s a Bird…It’s a Plane…It’s Superman! This fall, Isabelle is excited to be a part of a premiere modern adaptation of Schnitzler’s La Ronde in DC. She thanks both her San Diego and DC communities, and of course to her parents, for their tireless love and support.
Sofia Scafidi (Margaret) is excited to be a part of her first production with Coronado Playhouse. She has a background in musical theatre and has been involved in the performing arts since the age of 13. Her previous credits include; A Christmas Carol (Tiny Tim), The Imaginary Invalid (Louisanne), Bye Bye Birdie (Ensemble), Hairspray (Ensemble),
The Addams Family (Wednesday Addams), and Pippin (Ensemble). She graduated from Point Loma High School in 2016 and is now currently studying theatre
and dance at Grossmont College. She would like to thank her director Kit Fugrad, Coronado Playhouse, and the rest of the cast of Much Ado About Nothing for this wonderful opportunity.
Andrew Softley (Antonio) looks forward to his first production with Coronado Playhouse. His recent roles include Rudolf Bauer from Bauer, Wally Smith from The Fabulous Lipitones, Harry the Horse from Guys and Dolls, and the Foreman and Bamatabois from Les Miserables.
Samuel Young (Claudio) is thrilled to be returning to CPH for another summer Shakespeare after appearing as Horatio in Hamlet last year. He was seen earlier this year as Sherri Heck Tate in Pickwick Players’ To Kill A Mockingbird, and Ryu Nakata in Trinity Theater’s production of Maple & Vine. He directed Sylvia at Patio Playhouse in
Escondido. Sam would like to thank his family and friends for all of their continuous, tireless support. “Words are easy, like the wind; Faithful friends are hard to find.” — W. Shakespeare
Kit Fugrad (Director) is ecstatic for the opportunity to direct Much Ado for Coronado Playhouse. His previous productions as director include Into the Woods (Avo Playhouse), A Christmas Carol: The Musical (Old Town Temecula Theatre), Romeo and Juliet and Much Ado About Nothing (both with Frangipani Winery), The Clean House and Run For Your Wife (both with Play With Your Food Productions). Kit has also enjoyed performing for CPH, having been in A Little Night Music in 2016, and playing with puppets for Avenue Q in 2015 where he won an award for playing a grumpy character who sang lovingly and enthusiastically about porn. Kit offers immense thanks to his lovely Much Ado family for their time and contributions, and he is grateful to the wonderful folks at CPH for trusting him with a classic that has endured for hundreds of years. “Act well your part, there all the honour lies.” - Alexander Pope
Candace Carbajal (Choreographer) is an accomplished dancer and choreographer whose work has been performed by theater companies throughout Southern California and Arizona. Choreography credits include: Beauty and the Beast (Patio Playhouse), Sheila (Grand Facade Theatre Prod.), Willy Wonka (Pickwick Players-Aubrey Award Best Ensemble), and The Secret Garden (PaccoArts). Acting credits include: Babette in Beauty and the Beast, Rosie in Bye Bye Birdie, Anita in West Side Story (ITL Award Nominee), Mabel Chiltern in An Ideal Husband (Aubrey Award), and Anne Egerman in A Little Night Music. Ms. Carbajal currently choreographs and instructs dance throughout San Diego. She will next been seen reprising her role as Anita in Theatre Royale’s production of West Side Story in August. She would like to thank Kit and the whole production team for having her on board and the cast for their hard work and dedication.
Thomas Haine (Co-Producer) is a current Board member of Coronado Playhouse. Tom has extensive directing credits which include Tartuffe, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear, Hamlet, Macbeth, Hedda Gabler, You Can’t Take It With You, Bury the Dead, Rumors and Dearly Departed. He has received formal training in directing from the Berkeley Rep and from Cambridge University in the UK. He has also trained with the Old Globe’s Jonathan McMurtry, Dakin Matthews, and Brendon Fox and with the San Diego Rep’s Todd Salovey and Sam Woodhouse. He is a graduate of the British American Drama Academy Mid-Summer Oxford Program (BADA) in 2010 and practices immigration and criminal law in his spare time.
Chris Powell (Co-Producer) is excited to be working again with Tom Haine and CPH. Other work includes
Assistant Director for the award-winning productions of Sleeping Beauty and the Famous Rose Taboo, The Best Little Whorehouse, Grease, Drowsy Chaperone, Cinderella, Dames at Sea and The IT Girl. Also, produced Romeo and Juliet, Tartuffe, Hamlet and Cabaret shows at CPH. Other shows that he has been a part of are the critically acclaimed productions Thrill Me!, YANK ! The Musical, The Busy World is Hushed , Torch Song Trilogy, The New Century, Dooley, Corpus Christi and many others at Diversionary Theatre.
Kathy Parks (Production Stage Manager) is delighted to be working with such a creative and talented cast and crew. She has worked behind the scenes for numerous shows at Coronado Playhouse, Pickwick Players and Trinity Theatre and is grateful to her sons, Sean and Connor Boyd for bringing her into the world of theatre.
Steve Murdock (Sound Designer) Previous productions at Coronado Playhouse include Boeing Boeing, Tempest, Romeo and Juliet and Blithe Spirit. Other recent productions include Next Fall, November, and The Buddy Holly Story at OnStage Playhouse, Loves and Hours at Scripps Ranch Theater, Hope at 10th Avenue Art Center, Last Train to Nibroc at Different Stages, They’re Playing Our Song and The Dresser at Lamplighters.
Chloe Clark (Lighting Designer) Originally from Phoenix, AZ, Chloe first discovered her love for theatre tech while in high school where she designed lights for The 39 Steps, Night of the Living Dead, Footloose and three dance showcases. She moved to San Diego to study Lighting Design at SDSU and will graduate in 2019. At SDSU she has worked as LX and theatre tech on many shows and has designed their recent production of The Vagina Monologues. Other lighting design credits include Beauty and the Beast and The Wizard of Oz for Dance Studio 111 in Arizona.
Sarah Robinson (Costume Designer) was born and raised in San Diego, California. She holds Bachelor’s degrees in Theatre and Psychology from UC San Diego. Sarah now attends Alliant International University and recently advanced to doctoral candidacy in Clinical Psychology. Costume credits include: Meet Me in St. Louis, Heaven Can Wait, The Sound of Music, Freedom Train, Company, Who Am I This Time? And Other Conundrums of Love (Vanguard Theatre), Altar Boyz (Coronado Playhouse), Bedrooms and Boyfriends 2: My Life as a Sitcom (Compulsion Dance Theatre). She is thrilled to be on the production team of her favorite comedy and is excited to continue working with the Coronado community. Thanks to family and the King.
Pamela Everett (Properties Designer, House Dressing) is
Creative Team Bios
thrilled to be the Resident Properties Designer at CPH and to have the opportunity it affords to work with this amazing production staff and cast! Pam has been with CPH for 12 years assisting with too many shows to list and has received numerous Blue Ribbon and Act Awards over the years. In May, Pam received a 2017 Star Award from the San Diego Performing Arts League for volunteerism with CPH. Thank you to the Board and everyone involved at CPH for this great honor. Thank you to my wonderful loving family, Dennis and Amanda for enabling me, putting up with me (and the mess at home) and for their assistance in making everything happen.
Mekala Sridhar (Assistant Director) is happy to have had the experience of assistant directing for Coronado Playhouse’s production of Much Ado About Nothing. She is currently a student at Sarah Lawrence College, studying theatre and literature. Recently she directed a tap piece called (re)Move West, and she has also assistant directed for both classical productions like, Hamlet and devised pieces, like Section 33 at Sarah Lawrence. Mekala is thankful to have had the opportunity to work with everyone involved in this production and be a part of this process.
Mariam Babayan (Assistant Director) - under cast bio for Verges.
Coronado Playhouse Government & Foundation Support
CROWN SPONSOR - $5,000 and aboveMichael Glass
SPONSOR - $2,500 and aboveLeonard HirschTodd & Sarah Sutton
CROWN DONOR - $1000 and aboveHarry Granruth III & Katy
SkyrudTom & Pat HaineChuck & Jo-Ann HoweRussell and Mary
JohnsonThe Jim & Midge Peltier
Charitable FundJackie Suitt
DONOR - $500 and aboveJerry & Jill Hall
FoundationNance & Mark HunterStephen and DJ
McLaughlinJames & Sondra
SeerightRobert & Carol SpaneNancy Stone
BENEFACTOR - $250 and aboveGladys Beit-Ishoo
Adam & Krystle DeGraide
Patty FayLee & Pat FreemanTom Fitzpatrick & Barron
HenzelRaymond & Patricia
LynchJacquelyn McCoy & Jim
LareBill Speer and Marsi
SteirerSkip & Kim Thaelerr
PATRON - $125 and aboveCecile AbelDavid & Emma Ah SingBarbara Barnes & Alfred
SchattschneiderKevin & Susan BrayEn-Shen Kuan & Donald
ButtsRobert & Dorothy DraperBill Grove & Dianne GrayPaula GummDr. & Mrs. SchwartzJames and Sondra
SeerightAnonymousJanis VanderfordRobert & Yukiko
WennerholtMartin & Claire White
FAMILY - $100 and aboveElsa Aguilar ArbuesBruno BosardiFrances BrownLes and Lyn CampbellDiane CarpinelliNorm & Darlene DaleyAri, Debbie & Jake DavidJean DuncanThe Fox FamilyAlyssa GuttendorfDavid & Susan HagstromArleen HitchcockRalph JohnsonUrsula KantorCarol KearneyEleanor KippermanPat & Dan McDonoughTricia & Michael LockeThe Nibbe FamilyEric OlsonChristina Paine-RossCarole & Donald RobackJoyleen RottensteinM. Jane RussellMarilyn and Tom SanderPaul and Kathleen
SchaefferCynthia SchubertCecil & Paulette ShufflerGary and Kathy SmithJeannette SpaffordMarilyn StenvallNancy TaylorMary Ann Van SickleDick & Brenda WarnekaDavid Woodward &
Family
INDIVIDUAL - $50 and aboveMary AndersonVince AsaroMaureen BennettCarol A. GragerMike BrindellKen CallawayLoris and Tani CohenKathy DenkJohn DrehnerLorraine Eden-HermannPam & Dennis EverettMarian FergusonKaren FiorelloEdward & Joy FloydLuann GallantConrad GisigerLaura HarrRosemary HarrisonRon HoytSteve JensenKasey & David KayKevin & Rachel
KemmererSara LangerKathleen McCabePatricia MendozaDunia MoraStacy MycornAndrew OToolKathy ParksFrancis SelkaSusan SkyrudBarbara SmithVirginia SyversonMary Ann ThomasMatt & Kathryn TrainorStephen WaltonElizzbeth WilkieKaren Willcox
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