JACF ANNUAL REPORT- FINAL VERSION 2010

Annual Report to Donors 2010 www.cheleyfoundation.org

Letter from the ChairDear Friends of the John Austin Cheley Foundation:It is our privilege to report to you the results of another extraordinary year for the John Austin Cheley Foundation. With many non-profit and charitable organizations struggling to maintain consistent contributions, the Foundation was able to exceed all previouslevels of donations and grow our total endowment assets to almost two million dollars.Your continued support resulted in: • 67 camperships being awarded to children from all over the United States. This far exceeded the goal of 50 camperships for 2010 that was established in 2005. • The first Foundation campers attended Camp Kawanhee for Boys in Maine. • The establishment of the Carol and Ron Periard Family Endowed Campership assures in perpetuity an annual opportunity for a camper in the Periard family name. This generous donation from Carol and Ron represents the seventh endowment the Foundation has received since 2005. The Board of Trustees is very appreciative of this award. • The funding of the Anna Belle Kritser Scholarship will for many years allow a camper to attend camp in Anna Belle’s name. This scholarship was funded by the friends of Anna Belle and a generous donation from Cheley Colorado Camps. • Over $40,000 being raised in December on Colorado’s first “Giving First Day.” The Foundation was one of over 500 charities invited to participate in this new and highly successful event.In 2010 the Board elected Buffie Berger, Amy Blevins, Debbie Leibold, and Jeff Roberts as new Trustees. Buffie has been elected tothe position of Assistant Treasurer, Amy to the position of Secretary, Jeff to the position of Chair of Audit and Compliance, whileDebbie has been invaluable in her efforts toward fundraising and sponsoring children for camperships.Retiring from the Board of Trustees are Bob Fletcher, Sam Frostman, and Dave Holt. Each of these Trustees brought skills and pas-sion to the Foundation that gave new meaning to the word “volunteer.” We will remain forever indebted for the countless hours theyspent moving the Foundation forward,The Foundation, through your contributions, continues to provide opportunities for personal development in the children we send tocamp. We believe that in today’s society, an extended outdoor experience is more important than ever before.We are grateful for your continued support.Jim Fuller, Priscilla Engeln Barb RosstonChair Vice Chair, Vice Chair, Camperships Development Mission StatementThe John Austin Cheley Foundation serves to secure the benefits of a summer campexperience for children whose family resources are not adequate to cover the costs.John Austin Cheley Foundation 2 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Mission Statements or Philosophies of the Associate Camps of the John Austin Cheley Foundation Camp Kawanhee Cheley Colorado Camps Colvig Silver Camps is a residential summer camp. O Weld, ME Estes Park, CO ronmentally oriented and www.kawanhee.com www.cheley.comThe mission of Camp Kawanhee’s Frank Since 1921, thousands of young people from our choice based format iFoundation is to provide boys and young men every state and more than a dozen countries self-esteem, leadership skiwith experiential educational opportunities have come to Cheley Colorado Camps. The teamwork. We believe thatdesigned to encourage self-sufficiency and experience can change you. You become door education, fun, and ateamwork and an appreciation of the natural more independent and self-reliant. You face of the best opportunitiesworld. Our program consists of a summer new challenges and form new relationships.session of seven weeks that promotes You acquire confidence and initiate the C S COuromilssivoniigs to faciliitlatve teherdevelopmaemnt opf csaring, thoughtful, and responcooperative living in a safe and nurturing lifelong process of self-discovery. Theenvironment. We offer a rustic camp setting judgments and expectations that you bring Dates and DRuatreasnfgoor ,SuCmOmer 2010 What is uniquon the shores of a pristine lake surrounded from home start to drop away. You get inby mountains, together with a staff sensitive touch with your physical self and well-being. www.colvigsilvercamps.comHomestead (boys & girls, 2nd -4th grade completed) • family-owned and opeto the needs of boys and a liberal arts Fears are faced and conquered at this unique First term: June 10th - June 23rdphilosophy that has stood the test of time, Colorado outdoor summer camp. Friendships Colvig Silver Camps is a family owned,Second term: June 25th - July 8th • located on 600 acres nand yet continues to evolve. It is our hope develop and grow at Cheley Colorado Camps. Third term: July 12th - July 25th Colorado and the Fourthat members of the Kawanhee community coed, residential summer camp. OurFourth term: July 27th - August 9thwill return to their everyday lives as better, $1980 for one term: $3960 for two terms • 3:1 camper to staff ratimore productive citizens of the world. philosophy is environmentally oriented and$5600 for three terms: $7500 for four terms • five distinct age group Friendly Pines Camp non-competitive, and our choice basedSilver Saddle (girls only, 5th - 7th grade completed) activities Prescott, AZ Silver Spruce (boys only, 5th - 7th grade completed) www.friendlypines.com format is designed to develop self-esteem,Outpost (boys & girls, 8th & 9th grade completed) • a flexible, choice-basedWe are a residential summer camp for all leadership skills, responsibility, andSecond term: July 12th - August 9th campers in decision-mboys and girls ages 6-13. Friendly Pines First term: June 10th - July 8th to adjust our programCamp is a family-owned, independent camp. desires of every campeThe camp is accredited through the teamwork. We believe that the challenges$3960 for one term: $7500 for two termsAmerican Camp Association (ACA) and a • unique blend of traditimember of the Western Association for of outdPoatohrfineddinugc(gairtlsi&onbo,ysf,u10nth, &a1n1tdh garaddeventure programming and thrIndependent Camps (WAIC). some ofcompleted) wilderness adventures provide theJunbee10stht -oJuplyp8othrtunities to First term: achieve this goal.Second term: July 12th - August 9th • focus on personal deve $4470 for one term: $8500 for two terms confidence A Few of the Activities and Adventures at CSC Pleas IN-CAMP ACTIVITIES • horseback riding • photography TRIPS 966 • climbing a 14,000 Durang • rock climbing • riflery & archery foot mountain • bouldering • ultimate frisbee • whitewater rafting 8 • swimming • traditional sports • canoeing & tubing 9 • kayaking • hayrides • desert exploration (fax • creek sloshing • cookouts • alpine backpacking www.co • fishing • dances • visiting a ghost office@c • mountain biking • vespers town Clay Colvi • ropes course • astronomy • technical rock Tavia • tie-dying • outdoor living skills climbing Fin • pottery • environmental • finding an alpine • leatherwork awareness lake Sanborn Western Camps Florissant, CO www.sanbornwesterncamps.com Since 1948, Sanborn Western Camps have been creating outdoor experiences of exceptional quality and depth. Our fun, relaxed atmosphere and caring staff provide a supportive environment for individual growth in self-confidence, independence, and awareness of others. Each child’s contributions are valued in a community based on mutual respect and shared adventures.Photographs in this report are used with Associate Camps’ permission and include Foundation and Non-Foundation campers. John Austin Cheley Foundation 3 Annual Report For Donors 2010

67 Campers in 2010! Cheley Hannah Webb, 12 Chris WindebankColvig Silver Camps is a family owned, coed, Alize Adam-Pugh, 14 Colorado POHLAD FAMILY FOUNDATION Upper Arlington, OH Camps CAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT residential summer camp. Our philosophy is envi- Recruiters: Andy Livingston Minneapolis, MN ronmentally oriented and non-competitive, and and Jackie Livingston1ST SUMMER Recruiter: John KundtzEmily Allerheiligen, 14 ROBERT PERKINS CAMPER-our choice based format is designed to develop Mimi Chapman, 14Estes Park, CO 2ND SUMMER Denver, CORecruiter: Linda Gresham Hanick Dimitri Culpepper, 15 self-esteem, leadership skills, responsibility, and Recruiter: Sara Zimmerman KUNDTZ/TUOHY ENDOWED teamwork. We believe that the challenges of out-Tyler Barry, 14 CAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT David Fitzpatrick-Woodson, 14Sonita, AZ Minneapolis, MN SHIP FUNDdoor education, fun, and adventure provide some Laurel, MDRecruiter: Annette Koweek Recruiter: John Kundtz of the best opportunities to achieve this goal. Recruiters: Valentine Davies and Washington Jesuit AcademyClaire Callaghan, 13 Sommer Koweek, 14 Colvig Silver Camps Arnold, MDOur mission is to facilitate the development of caring, thoughtful, and responsible human beings.Sonita, AZ Elgin, AZ Dates and Rates for Summer 2010 What is unique about CSC? Rachel Flores, 15Recruiter: Annette Koweek Recruiter: Karol McArthur Minneapolis, MN • family-owned and operated since 1969 Recruiter: Nicole BandrupDru Callaway, 14 Kevin Perez, 14 • located on 600 acres near Durango,Thornton, CO Dallas, TX Patrick Gordon, 14Recruiter: Jim Fuller Recruiter: Bob Kohler Colorado and the Four Corners area North Canaan, CT • 3:1 camper to staff ratio Recruiter: Katherine GannettMcCarthy Fitch, 12 Michael Sherwood, 14 • five distinct age groups, with age-appropriateLawrence, KS Lakeville, CT Zack Hrovat, 12Recruiter: Lora Farmer Stoppel Recruiter: Katherine Gannett activities Parker, CO • a flexible, choice-based system that involves Recruiter: Jane SanbornAlan Gonzalez, 12 Hunter Smith, 14San Diego, CA Millerton, NY campers in decision-making and allows us Elizabeth Miranda, 12Recruiter: Katherine Richman Recruiter: Katherine Gannett Recruiter: Patricia PerkinsHomestead (boys & girls, 2nd -4th grade completed) Denver, CO 1ST SUMMERFirst term: June 10th - June 23rd Recruiter: Sara ZimmermanLexi Halvorsen, 13 Carly Soden, 13 Second term: June 25th - July 8thDes Plaines, IL JOCKEY HOLLOW FOUNDATION Jonathan Backus, 14 3RD SUMMERFourth term: July 27th - August 9th Autumn Padilla, 11Recruiter: Rochelle Carman CAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT Third term: July 12th - July 25th Monument, CO Milford, NJ Recruiter: Libby MaloneIsaiah Hanson, 12 Recruiter: Sally Strasser $1980 for one term: $3960 for two termsHouma, LA Smyrna, TN Shawna BatesonSilver Saddle (girls only, 5th - 7th grade completed) Michael Tagani, 13Recruiter: Ashli Richardson 3RD SUMMER Silver Spruce (boys only, 5th - 7th grade completed) Kent, CT Buddy Angelette, 14 Recruiter: Katherine GannettEugene “U-U” Hardy, 12 Houma, LA Recruiter: Brianne Simmons Austin, TXOutpost (boys & girls, 8th & 9th grade completed)Denver, CO Recruiter: Craig Sampogno $5600 for three terms: $7500 for four terms Conor Ultican, 12Recruiter: Darla Harrah Port Orchard, WA First term: June 10th - July 8th Recruiter: Cindy Murphyto adjust our program to the needs and Recruiter: Patty Valentine Second term: July 12th - August 9th Kelsie Berry, 13$3960 for one term: $7500 for two terms desires of every camper 2ND SUMMER Pathfinding (girls & boys, 10th & 11th grade • unique blend of traditional in-camp Elva Lomeli, 13 programming and three to five day Des Plaines, IL Andover, NHcompleted) Isaac Korcewilderness adventures Recruiter: Rochelle Carman First term: June 10th - July 8th Second term: July 12th - August 9th • focus on personal development and self- Brayan Mondragon, 13 Recruiter: Michelle Keezer Durango, CO$4470 for one term: $8500 for two terms Des Plaines, IA confidence Recruiter: Rochelle Carman A Few of the Activities and Adventures at CSC Recruiter: Lindsay JamesPlease contact us! 3RD SUMMER IN-CAMP ACTIVITIES 9665 Florida Road Dulce Aponte, 16 Alessandra Cooper, 11• horseback riding TRIPS Durango, Colorado 81301 JOHN C. LEBOR • rock climbing 800.858.2850 MEMORIAL ENDOWED • bouldering • photography • climbing a 14,000 CAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT • riflery & archery foot mountain Veronica Nichols970.247.2564 Westminister, CA • ultimate frisbee • whitewater rafting (fax) 970.247.2547 Recruiter: Rochelle Carman North Bay Village, FL• swimming www.colvigsilvercamps.com • kayaking Rachel Baiyee-Cady, 16 • creek sloshing • traditional sports • canoeing & tubing Canyon, [email protected] SANBORN/MILLER • hayrides • desert exploration ENDOWED CAMPERSHIP • cookouts • alpine backpacking Clay Colvig, Owner and Director RECIPIENT Recruiter: Jennifer Frehling• fishing Denver, CO • mountain biking Recruiter: Jan McMillanTavia Colvig, Owner and Recruiter: Sara Zimmerman • dances • visiting a ghost Financial Director • vespers town • ropes course • astronomy • technical rock • tie-dying • outdoor living skills climbing Carl Hampton, 13• pottery • environmental • finding an alpine • leatherwork awareness lake Durango, CO Recruiter: Amie Podolsky Briana Jordan, 12 Friendly Pines Camp St. Paul, MN Recruiter: Nicole Bandrup 1ST SUMMER Joey Kraus, 11 Cloud Spitzfaden, 13 Peoria, AZ Westcliffe, CO Recruiter: Barbara Hall Recruiter: Sam Frostman Sabien Najim, 11 Gustav Sustar, 15 Cave Creek, AZ Milwaukee, WI Recruiter: Kevin Nissan Recruiter: Benjamin Taylor 2ND SUMMER Eno Ulshafer, 11 Connor Guest, 10 Durango, CO Anthem, AZ Recruiter: Cass and Monica Recruiter: Nancy Hushek ColvigSarah Kozlowski, 13 Joseph Apodaca, 15 Sam Wagner, 13 Camp KawanheeEstes Park, CO Albuquerque, NM 810 WHB RADIO STATIONRecruiter: Robert Dern Recruiter: Bob Kohler CAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT 1ST SUMMER Kansas City, KS Jesse Clauss, 13Clarissa Leighou, 13 Yen Baker, 15 Recruiter: Matthew Reitemeier Weare, NHTucson, AZ ELEANOR “SIS” CHELEY Recruiter: Kate SchoedingerRecruiter: Judith Keller MEMORIAL ENDOWED 2ND SUMMER CAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT Iris Bloomfield Hunter Salamone, 14Hannah McIntosh, 15 Baltimore, MD Laekwood, WA Fairhope, ALLyons, CO Recruiter: Patricia Perkins Recruiter: Charlie Bloomfield Recruiter: Brenda SaltzRecruiter: Thia Martin Patricia Herrera, 14 India Fernandez Sean Testa, 11Anya Moore, 15 Avon, CO Westcliffe, CO Weld, MELynnwood, WA Recruiter: Joan Solon Recruiter: Sam Frostman Recruiter: Kristin TylerRecruiter: Paul Kundtz Sierra Johnson, 14 Daniel HamiltonKam Musser, 13 CAMPBELL FAMILY/THE ATER ENDOWED CAMPERSHIPKEW FOUNDATION DENVER FOUNDATION Hadley, MACAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT CAMPERSHIP RECIPIENT Recruiter: Gail LauterColumbus, OH Littleton, CORecruiters: Andy Livingston Recruiter: Tom McGonagle Garrett Regner Sanborn Western Campsand Jackie Livingston Durango, CO Allison Radcliff, 15 Recruiter: Lindsay James 1ST SUMMERNohemy Perales, 12 Long Grove, IA Cyreine Adams, 11Denver, CO Recruiter: David Griffin Hayley Suiter Laguna Niguel, CARecruiter: Nan Williamson Austin, CO Recruiter: Christine Fugate Recruiter: Amie Podolsky John Austin Cheley Foundation 4 Annual Report For Donors 2010

make a difference in a child’s life, Become a Recruiter How does the John Austin Cheley Foundation find great applicants for our Camperships? Kudos toJACF has an extensive national network of Recruiters/Sponsors who identify potential campers Our Recruiterswho may qualify for a John Austin Cheley Foundation campership. (If you are reading this, YOUcould become one of our Recruiters in the future if you are not already a Recruiter.) Frequently Asked Questions A special thanks to the following recruiters for their many years ofWhat are the qualifications for a JACF campership?1. The John Austin Cheley Foundation looks for youth, ages 11 – 15, who exhibit high moral service and dedication. character and leadership potential. This young person would benefit from a summer camp experience but simply lacks the financial resources to afford an extended-stay camp. Nicole Brandrup2. The family income needs to be less than $65,000. The application requires verification of Rochelle Carman family finances including a copy of the first page of the income tax form or other verification Jennifer Frehling of finances. Sam Frostman3. The understanding from the youth/family that the camper will be away from home for 3-4 Katherine Gannett weeks during the summer. David GriffinTo proceed to the application process, there must be a Recruiter for the camper. A Recruiter is a Linda Hanicknon-familial adult who can support the potential camper/family through the application process. Amie PodolskyThe application is comprehensive and requires three recommendations from non-family Sara Zimmermanmembers including at least one from a teacher and/or school official.I want to be a Recruiter. How do I begin? Thanks to all of our recruiters!Identify a deserving youth. To locate deserving youth, Recruiters can ask friends and neighbors,ask people who work in schools, call the counseling office at a school, ask those involved inScouting programs, inquire at the local Girls and Boys Clubs, check with youth pastors, or askcoaches to suggest names of boys or girls who would qualify for a JACF campership. Any ofthese sources can lead Recruiters to personable youngsters who would grow from a summercamp program. Go to www.cheleyfoundation.org. Click on Campers. Click on Recruiters.I have identified a potential camper who I think qualifies for a JACF camper scholarship.Now what?Contact Priscilla Walker Engeln at [email protected] to proceed to the application process.Donations from Cheley StaffDuring the summer of 2010, we made a commitment to our staff that we would match every dollar they donated. EachCheley family member (Don & Carole Cheley, Jeff & Erika Cheley, Kurt and Brooke Cheley-Klebe) and Microsoft Corpora-tion agreed to match the staff’s donations. The staff (most of them college students or recent graduates) donated over$5,000 out of their summer paychecks. Donations ranged from $10 to $500. Our staff’s contributions netted a totaldonation to the John Austin Cheley Foundation of over $30,000. That means six more campers will enjoy the benefits ofa camp experience this summer (2011). If you or your company is interested in matching part or all of the 2011 staff’scontributions, please contact me at [email protected] CheleyDirector, Cheley Colorado Camps John Austin Cheley Foundation 5 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Comments from 2010 CampersCamp has definitely changed my life. Everybody at campmade camp feel like home and they always seemed to be bymy side whenever I was feeling down. I grew accustomed toliving with friends and learned how to discipline myself.I learned how to be a leader and a respectable person.Camp is a place where you can be yourself without anybodybeing disrespectful towards you. Without the campershipthat I received, I wouldn’t have been able to come to camp.Most importantly I wouldn’t have learned to be a leaderamongst my peers. Camp has made me want to be a better person. Camp -Joseph has also introduced me to my best friends who I stayCamp has made me a stronger person inside and out. The in contact with during the year. The people you meet atfriends you earn at camp are like no friends you could find camp you will never forget. Every person there has madeanywhere else. a footprint in my heart. Camp helped me figure out who I -Veronica was and what kind of person I want to be. -YenMy most treasured memory of camp is doing a night hike One of the most fun and difficult activities waswith some fellow campers to the top of a point a mile away mountain biking. It challenged me in so many differentand having to go through steep uphills and getting to the top ways. I learned about the bike and how to be safe onand feeling victorious; we shared laughs and thoughts on the the trail. I met so many different and interesting people.way down. I did so many things that I thought I would never get -Isaac to do. I liked the dinners at camp because they were family style which gave us all a chance to talk with each other. At camp everybody watched out for each other. When we were struggling we would encourage each other and help. -McCarthy Camp has changed my life in so many ways. I have learned how to become a better person by helping others and appreciating the beauty of nature. I think my most treasured memory from camp will be when I climbed to the summits of the two tallest mountains in Colorado, Mt. Elbert and Mt. Massive. Those two mountains were the hardest thing I had ever done. I felt like giving up so many times but I didn’t, that was the best… not giving up. The view from the top of those two mountains was amazing, definitely unforgettable and worth all the hard work. -Dulce John Austin Cheley Foundation 6 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Comments from 2010 CampersThe friends I have made are many and we shared lots Camp was such an amazing, unbelievable experienceof great times together at camp. I feel I am prepared to for me! I climbed a mountain which I thought I wouldface new challenges with confidence. I spent time never do! I found out that I love horse competing and wantdeveloping new talents and a new respect for the ones to learn more about it. I met some amazing people fromI haven’t seemed to master yet. I was truly amazed at the around the world! awesome beauty of the mountains. I feel at home there. -Rachel -Buddy The friends you meet at camp are definitely the best part! Spending a month with them, you become so close. Not exaggerating, you guys become life-long friends -Shawna Alumna Comment It’s hard to imagine what my life would be like now without the influence of Cheley.  The integration of Cheley in my life expanded my worldview and engrained in me the idea that I can do anything I put my mind to.  Cheley continues to teachme the true value of friendship and camaraderie, as thefriends I met at Cheley remain some of my mostcherished.  I am who I am today, I live a life of true joy, Iwork toward my highest potential, I take intelligent risks,and I experience true passion because of my experiencesat Cheley. I currently work as a Social Worker with middle schoolstudents in inner-city Kansas City, Kansas.  Working withthese youth makes me think of my time at Cheley andwish all of my students could experience the positive,caring, and inspiring environment Cheley naturallyprovides. The John Austin Cheley Foundation provides anincredible opportunity for youth who otherwise would notbe able to go to incredible summer camps, like Cheley.  Ifeel so privileged to have been awarded a “campership”to go to Cheley and to have been cradled by its care, love,and support for many years.  The John Austin CheleyFoundation truly does change lives! -Casey Pettit John Austin Cheley Foundation 7 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Comments From2010 Campers’ Parents Isaac has developed a deep, loving Watching Patricia grow emotionally over the past few years inrespect for nature that he carries with him all self-confidence, self-awareness, and her willingness to not only standyear. Isaac has gone from a child with little or speak-up for herself, but others, it is always notably apparent in theexperience with the outdoors to an experienced weeks directly after coming home from camp.camper who understands concepts such as“Leave No Trace” and being supportive of Having this time away from family - especially her sister - and beingothers in his camping group. For Isaac, being allowed participation in all activities at camp, most of which are notat camp here in Colorado where he is growing possible for our family to provide here, has given Patricia the opportunityup means a deep connection with the mountains to reach within herself and really find out who she is and what she issurrounding his hometown. capable of. Each year I see several key pieces of his After Joseph’s three years of camp, his experience has been verypersonality that seem to be renewed and meaningful. For us, as Joseph’s parents, it was an honor and astrengthened. Most important is his level privilege to have our son be a camper at Cheley camp for three years.of respect for other people and for nature. I talk to my friends and family about the adventures and many activitiesOn many occasions, his counselors told me that Joseph was able to do and work on. I am very proud of our son,that Isaac is the most respectful youth they Joseph. Thank you for this opportunity.have worked with. I believe he has receiveda significant amount of support at camp in Rachel returned with new and refreshing excitement every year. Shemaintaining his level of respect for others and had stories to tell me about all of her adventures and friends she made.with each year at camp this part of who he is Each year she looked forward to going to camp after a hard schoolgrows. Isaac is also able to lead in situations year. She was able to learn about horses, hiking and she waswhere he typically had not been comfortable always glad to be able to do the community service project. She toldin the past. At camp Isaac was thrown into me about that every year. Rachel is a much more self-confident person.a new situation with many people he did not She believes she can accomplish anything with hard work and positiveknow. It became easier for him to let go of people to encourage her. She had never hiked before but the secondpreconceived ideas about what he could and summer at camp she hiked 50 miles.could not do and who he could be friendswith. As a result, Isaac allowed himself tobe a leader and offer his knowledge. Thiscarries over in his interpersonal relationshipshere at home as well. I see him as moresatisfied in these situations. Finally, Isaac’sability to show empathy toward others growseach summer. Isaac gets to know so manyyouth who have all different types of lives.Isaac learns on the hiking trail to support, bepatient, and to understand the challenges allpeople face in life. His empathetic side is awonderful trait to see in a young man enteringhigh school.John Austin Cheley Foundation 8 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Summer camp for Buddy has meant lots Comments Fromof different things. The preparation andanticipation are only surpassed by camp itself. 2010 Campers’ ParentsHe spends all year looking forward to his timein the mountains of Colorado. He always returns Veronica feels she is truly herself at camp with everyone there inwith exciting stories of his adventures and the mountains. Veronica has definitely become more self confident! Shethe positive people that have influenced him. knows she can do anything she puts her mind to. Camp has meant soBuddy has come home every year after camp much to Veronica- it has nourished her soul, much as a delicious andwith a little more compassion for others and healthy meal would nourish her body. It has become essential to her.he’s also more forgiving of himself. He’sbecome increasingly more independent and Yen has learned more about independence and physicallyhis maturity level has soared. Most of all, challenging herself. She has always challenged herself with sportscamp has given him a chance to just have fun but [camp] was a different type of challenge.and learn the benefits of success. Shawna has a much larger appreciation for nature and people. She Buddy has benefited from the friends and has made long term relationships with kids from all over the globe. Shecounselors he has met at Cheley. They are has so many wonderful memories from the whole experience. [Camp]people from all over the world. Most have has given Shawna a sense of independent decision making and hasdifferent customs and cultures from our taught her great leadership skills. She has learned to push herselfown. They all have such a positive attitude when needed and to always try and excel in all that she does but, mostand have given Bud a will to succeed. He importantly, to be very supportive towards others.has learned to challenge himself and setattainable goals and continue to push himselfin all areas of his life. As a single parent, Ibelieve Buddy has become a more confidentyoung adult and a leader in his school andchurch. I will be forever grateful to Cheleyand the Foundation for giving him thesewonderful gifts. Camp opened a door to a new world full of wonderful experiences with nature. Dulce has become more adventurous, confident, active, animated, enthusiastic, helpful, mature and friendly [because of camp]. She has become generous and caring to others. She is courageous and confident when it comes to doing things by herself.John Austin Cheley Foundation 9 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Endowed CampershipsAn Endowed Campership is a specific amount of funds donated to the Foundation to fund the costs of one or more camperships in perpetuity.Donors can choose the name of the Endowed Campership and express a preference for a specific Associate Camp. This can be a living tributeto someone deserving of such recognition or a lasting memorial for a friend or loved one who has passed away. Once the EndowedCampership is established, a child will enjoy the benefits of the summer camp experience each year under the name of the endowed fund.The Carol and Ron Periard Family Campership - Our Newest Endowed Campership! In September the Foundation was thrilled to learn from Carol and Ron Periard that they wanted to establish attinhhnteedoirCGthnaoeralodm,l8Kea0.nesCyd. aiRnMroohalnre(kHPr eewlarriassathsredsauylF)smaoammtoteienlynrsdaCteatadfcmfaCipmnheeptrhls.eehGyi,ep9Co0Faffusm.napdnCsdatforMoorelanmaraknab,dnltehyReaoyierndasihfrofsaenvrisnee,nabthtlosectohh,5ialbd0tetsete.onnCdaaaetctrdeotinlcvdraeemccwaepimtivhiepntdhetehhaeecFrholaGustnoeudlmd,a7mtS0iopsenurarfinsnodr many years. Carol is a tireless worker always looking for new donors, and Ron has done a terrific job with the Summit Society. This $100,000 donation to the John Austin Cheley Foundation is the seventh contribution of its kind over the last ten years. The Foundation sincerely thanks the Periards for their commitment to providing “the experience of a lifetime.” If you are interested in more details about how to establish an endowed campership contact, Barb Rosston, Development Chair, 1819 Edgewood Lane, Menlo Park, California, 94025Our Endowed CampershipsReverdie and Jean Ater Memorial Endowed Campership The Carol and Ron Periard Family Campership Sis Cheley Memorial Endowed Campership The Robert Perkins Campership The Kundtz/Tuohy Endowed Campership The John C. Lebor Memorial Campership The Sanborn/Miller Endowed Campership John Austin Cheley Foundation Raises $46,000 on 1st Colorado Gives DayColorado Gives Day was an initiative of Community First Foundation to increase philanthropy in Colorado through online giving.Colorado residents were asked to “give where you live” on Wednesday, December 8, 2010. The goal was to raise $1 million dollarsin one day for Colorado nonprofits.To offer an easy, efficient giving experience, Community First Foundation encouraged individuals to use GivingFirst.org, itsonline resource to Colorado nonprofits. On this website, people could learn about and donate to any of the 539 participatingcharities, including the John Austin Cheley Foundation.*To motivate donors to give, FirstBank contributed $250,000 to create an Incentive Fund that boosted the value of each donation.This gift led the way for 27 other businesses and organizations to add their support to the fund, resulting in a total of $320,000.FirstBank also dedicated $50,000 to defray a portion of the processing and credit card fees associated with online giving.The goal to raise $1 million in one day for Colorado nonprofits on Colorado Gives Day was far surpassed when 12,540individuals donated $8.4 million. After adding $320,000 from the Incentive Fund, Community First Foundation distributed$8.7 million to Colorado nonprofits for Colorado Gives Day 2010.The John Austin Cheley Foundation received over $46,000 in donations on Colorado Gives Day, including $1,700 from theIncentive Fund.Thank you to all of you who donated to JACF on Colorado Gives Day. We appreciate your support and hope that you willparticipate in the 2nd Annual Colorado Gives Day on December 6, 2011.*To access the JACF profile on Giving First’s website, go to http://www.givingfirst.org and type in John Austin Cheley Foundation.John Austin Cheley Foundation 10 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Foundations 2010 Contributors 2010 Thank you to the following foundations Matching Gifts for supporting our mission: Many companies match their employees’ charitable gifts.Rev. Abraham Kahu Akaka Ministries Foundation It’s a great way to make your contribution dollars go farther. John & Jacoyn Bucksbaum Foundation For more information, check with your Human Resources or Butler Family Foundation Benefits Department. During 2010, the Foundation received The Chinook Foundation matching gifts from the following: Crystal Waters Foundation First Data Corporation The Denver Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Haughey Family Foundation Street Family Gift Fund Jockey Hollow Foundation David Woods Kemper Memorial Foundation LeBor Family Foundation, Inc. The McHugh Family Foundation Henry Safford Peacock Foundation Sam Price Family Foundation TEW Foundation Cynthia B. Tomlinson Foundation Union Broadcasting Foundation Jay Whipple Family FoundationFrequent Flyer MilesWith all the campers we send to camp each summer, transportation costs add up. The more we offset these costs withfrequent flyer miles, the more kids we can accommodate.If you or someone you know have frequent flyer miles, please considera contribution of enough points to send a child to camp.Contact Jim Neighbor at [email protected] for additional information.2010 Frequent Flyer Contributors:Mary Barrett Betty LivingstonDavid Griffin Dr. Charles McCollumMac Heller Rhonda Mickelson John Austin Cheley Foundation 11 Annual Report For Donors 2010

You Are Invited To Join Memorial andThe Summit Society Honor GiftsThe Summit Society is an esteemed group of supporters who wish to The Foundation welcomes giftsleave a lasting gift to the Foundation and the youth we serve through made in memory of or in honor ofa beneficiary designation in their wills, IRAs, 401k (or similar) plans, or individuals. A gift to the Foundationlife insurance policies. It is easy to do and does not require that you in this manner is a unique way torewrite your will. Additional information is on our website (www.Che- remember or honor a loved one.leyFoundation.org) or contact Barb Rosston at [email protected]. The Summit Society Gifts Received In Memory Of: Louise Augustine Recognizing individuals who have declared an Anne & Keith Campbellintent to remember the John Austin Cheley Foundation Norris N. Emmons John A. Feeney in their estate planning. Ben B. Franklin Bess “Momma” FullerBarbie Blake Andrew W. and Toby Livingston Bess Moore FullerMarian Marzetti Bridges Martha D. Livingston Bill FullerDonald S. & Carole Cheley Dean D. McCormick, Jr. Betty McArthur HellerJeff Cheley Dr. Thomas J. McGonagle Frances KelleyDr. William and Lois-Marie Deschner Kathryn Miller Anna Belle KritserSue Eagleson James W. Mytton Vincent KrocinskiMayo Emory Ronald W. & Carol Hershey Periard Susan Pain LaBahnRobert P. Fletcher Robert C. and Nancy Schorr Mickey McArthurJim Fuller Robert K. Schrepf Dr. Robert T. SessionsKatherine E. Gannett Linda Pigg Schroeder Robert W. StaffordJulie Gardner Adam Smith Erin WickVic and Linda Gresham Hanick Virginia “Ginny” Stafford Gifts Received In Honor Of:J. David Holt Lora Farmer Stoppel Sue Echols Anderson &William C. Horne Dr. Thomas E. and Susan Ukena Barbara Baxter PillingerBrooke Cheley Klebe Carol Westerman Watt Samantha Barnett’s ConfirmationJohn F. Kundtz Sara Goodwin Zimmerman Craig I. ColvigWilliam R. LaBahn Bill Deschner Homer Evans Sue and Tom Frostman Owen & Grant Fuller and Carson & Makena Hone Pete & Thelma Gabel Danielle Herrera The Hougland Family Jack Lamkin Debbie Gardner Leibold Ron & Carol Hershey Periard Bob Schorr Linda Pigg Schroeder Jay Smith The Stafford & Jorgensen Families Johnathan Stark The Tanner Triplets Jerry & Jean Ward Al & Sara Zimmerman Wendy Zimmerman ThorpeJohn Austin Cheley Foundation 12 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Financial Summary 2010For the Years Ended December 31, 2009 December 31, 2010Cash & Cash Equivalents (a) $462,170 $726,169Other Current Assets, Deposits $29,050 $1,426,309 & Pledges Receivable $93,025 $2,181,553 Investments Stated at Market Value $1,303,947 Total Endowment Assets $1,859,142 Contributions (b) $304,152 $422,530Contributors 502 401Interest and Dividends $30,279 $33,555 $146,071Realized & Unrealized Investment Gains (Losses) ($265,752) Fundraising Expense $12,663 $9,596General and Administrative Expense $31,968 $22,945Campership Awards (Expense) $197,146 $249,573Fundraising Expense as % of Contributions 4.16% 2.27%Campership Awards as % of Total Expenses 81.54% 88.47% (a) Cash & Cash Equivalents includes Certificates of Deposit with a maturity of 12 months or less. (b) Contributions include pledges receivable of $93,000 in 2009 and $29,000 in 2010. Audited financial statements, current investment policy and current portfolio summary available upon request.Treasurer’s CommentsThe Foundation’s total assets increased $322,411, or 17.34%, during the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010. The investment portfolioreturned 10.95% for the year, compared to a 11.95% return for our benchmark, a 65%/30%/5% blend of the S&P 500 Stock Index, theBarclay’s Intermediate Government/Corporate Bond Index and Cash. Equity markets continued to improve in 2010 rising by more than 15%for the full year. While the Foundation’s equity investments performed well with returns in-line with the overall stock market, the large cashbalances maintained by the Foundation to fund annual expenses proved to be a drag on overall portfolio performance. The Foundation’sportfolio remains diversified and is invested in a range of asset classes. We regularly monitor the credit quality of our fixed-income investments.We continue to enjoy an excellent working relationship with our growing roster of Associate Camp partners, and we take advantage of allearly payment and other available discounts. Our seventh annual audit has been successfully completed.John D. EnlundTreasurer John Austin Cheley Foundation John Austin Cheley Foundation Endowment Fund Assets - Years Ended December 31 Number of Campership Awards$2400 $2,182 90$2200 80$2000$1800 $1,859 70$1600 $1,684 67 60$1400 $1,501$1200 $1,240 $1,369 50 53 $1,045 50 $869$1000 40 38$800 30 35 31$600 $632 $642 $693 20 22 24 26 21$400 17$200 10$00 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010The Foundation is chartered in the State of Kansas and is a qualified tax-exempt organization under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. Its taxID number is 48-1077337. Trustees and officers of the Foundation serve without compensation, and pay their own travel and lodging expenses to attend meetings.Out-of-pocket expenses related to the conduct of Foundation business are reimbursed. John Austin Cheley Foundation 13 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Special Thanks To Our2010 Contributors & PardnersNames in BOLD denote individuals who have given consistently the past five years or more. 2010 Senior Contributors (Gifts of $1,000 and Up)Sue Eckles Anderson Estes Park Board of Realtors Lebor Family Foundation Marcus & Joan SesselAnonymous Homer & Peggy Evans Greg and Debbie Gardner Leibold Virginia “Ginny” StaffordBeulah H. Appleton Mary Joy Allaert Feeney Andrew W. & Toby Livingston Craig & Lora Farmer StoppelPhil Bickler & Amy Blevins Melinda Mayo Finley Elizabeth D. Livingston Bob Allen & Pamela StreetJohn & Jacolyn Bucksbaum Robert P. & Lynn Fletcher Martha D. Livingston David H. & Betty Street Jim & Susie Fuller John W. & Yancey McCollum J. Patrick & Kirstin Eddings Sullivan Family Foundation Richard H. Fuller Dr. Thomas J. McGonagle Thomas & Beatrice Taplin FundButler Family Foundation Katherine E. Gannett Judith Hershey Melly J. Andy & Nancy ThompsonLaird C. & Nancy Campbell Barbara Cooper Hall Jason “Jake” L. Michel Cynthia Beck Tomlinson FoundationDonald S. & Carole Cheley Haughey Family Foundation John H. & Robin Miller Union Broadcasting FoundationJeff & Erika Cheley Catharine C. Hurley Nicholas S. & Susan B. Noyes Alice Dodge WallaceCrystal Waters Foundation Jockey Hollow Foundation Ronald W. & Carol Hershey Periard Carol Westerman WattEstate of Zilpha C. Curtin Karol Ann Johnson Sam Price Family Foundation Jay Whipple Family FoundationDWK Charitable Lead Trust Margaret King Kelley Mary Olin Pritzlaff Ann Darling WilliamsAmanda DeGraff Kurt B. & Brooke Cheley Klebe Nancy Morgan Ritter Alfred C. & Sara Goodwin ZimmermanWilliam & Lois-Marie Deschner King Evans Charitable Lead Trust Gregory L. & Barbara Aaron RosstonJay T. & Priscilla Engeln William R. LaBahn Linda Pigg SchroederJohn D. and Kathy Enlund 2010 Contributors (Gifts of $500 to $999)Marcus Aaron II Bob Dorweiler Ronald W. & Sarah Hiner Fred P. SchonwaldRalph L. & Julie L. Arnheim James Eddings Ronald G. Joekel Robert & Lynn S. SmithCarol H. Beck S. G. Eddings Robert L. Kelley Steve SpanglerElizabeth N. “Buffie” Berger Thomas O. & Susan “Sam” Frostman Steve & Ann Koets Charlotte H. StaffordMark & Mary Best Donald E. & Julie Gardner Thomas G. & Anne McGonagle Vincent E. StarzingerJ. Richard Braugh B. Kent & Susan Garlinghouse Anabel C. McHugh J. Gregory SwiftBrookover Land Enterprises Charles M. Godwin Gary & Bev Nelson Vic H. & Katherine TrammellThe Chinook Foundation Margaret Weatherly & Thomas B.Hall Robert F. Reklaitis & Patricia L. Maher George H. WarringtonEdward M. Corley Frank J. & Cynthia Herr Don W. Reynolds, Jr.Joe K. Creviston Timothy S. Hershey Martha Scharfenberg 2010 Senior Pardners (Gifts of $250 to $499)Lee R. Adler Ford Frick William F. Kalbac Mark B. PeriardTheodore Allegra Thomas R. Fuller Andrew J. Jorgensen Jeff RobertsDonald C. Apeland Peter S. & Thelma Gabel Anne Lamkin Kinder Michelle SpidellAlan L. Ater Pamela Gagel John Kundtz & Thomas Amon Stafford Family Charitable FundCharles M. Bovard Jim & Laura Hahn Ross W. Moor Philip H. StarkBob Bruno Harry C. Hershey James G. & Cynthia Neighbor Jeffrey D. StreetClaire P. Caudill Ken Hollander North Scott Community Mark A. WhiteTravis L. Durand Anne E. Holmes Gerry & Martha WyrschGus & Diane Elliott-Lee Thomas F. Hornbein School DistrictBarbara E. Emmons Peter D. Horne Kenneth R. & Jackie Oldham Steven C. & Ruth Peeters John Austin Cheley Foundation 14 Annual Report For Donors 2010

Special Thanks To Our 2010 Pardners 2010 Pardners (Gifts up to $249)Ted Agerton Shaun del Rosario Henry Safford Andrew F. Mallinger Devin RiggsRev. Abraham Kahu Akaka James M. Deister Peacock Foundation Stacey K. Mandel The Robert Perkins FundMinistrie Foundation Julie Denison Mike Manzo Patricia C. RobertsMelissa Allen Robert Dern John M. Hepburn Marjorie Marks Sarah RosenkranzAnn Holt Angel John Deschner Marshall R. Hesler Brent P. Mayo Veronica RothsFrank F. Atwood John C. Donovan Vernon I. and Margaret F. Hill Ann B. McCollum Sarah SandermanCharles F. Axelson Annie Dorweiler Bill Hiner Patrick McCue Mary E. SlatterJudy Anne Bachman Annie Dunn Alice Hodgkins Timothy & Sandra McFarren Kate SchaeferMichael Badough Carolyn Echols Forest Hoff William C. & Virginia L. Noelle SchonefeldChris Baker Jessica Edwards Ruthann I. Holle Julie SchorrFulton Becker Ann Eig Susan Holman McGehee John SheaJoanne S. Becker John Eliot Wyandt Holmes Robert L. McGrath Harrisob ShureEleanor Bell Rebecca Ellerbroek J. David & Pamela Holt Dick & Gerry McKay Charles & Rebecca SloanGimo Berry Craig Enlund Jason Hone Peter O. McKown Jay R. SmithEllie Billington Mrs. David W. Enoch Laura Honnold Jeanne M. McLaughlin Richard A. SmithMary Lou Blair Tom Eshelman & Jeanne Finan Louise M. Hopkins Gregory McVie Sandy SorensenSally Blevins Bob Essin Richard T. & Carol Hoppe Brennan Metzler Catherine Hansen StampMary Blum John & Debbie Evangelakos Colleen Horne Alex Meyer Troy StatenGloria Bohan Jessica Feltner William C. & Mary Horne Rhonda L. Mickelson Nancy C. SteeperElise Booth Alice W. Ferguson Donald H. & Dorothy K. Joya Migliaccio Robert A. &Natalie Bornstein E. A. Fitz Emily MillerJames C. Boyce Larry Flynn Hougland Daniel Moffitt Suzanne Ullmann SteinMichael R. & Brier S. Boyd Lauren Foster Shelbe Hughes Nancy M. Moor Mary Allen StiflerJohn & Peggy Boydstun Margaret Lee Franklin Meredith S. Hunt Douglas S. Moore Mary StrasserSuzanne S. Brent, PhD Edward R. Miriam Freiter Mary Clara Hutchison Josh Morris Zoe Ann SummersJames C. & Mary Claire Brothers Peter Friedel Vera Isenberg Stephanie Morrison Charles SwaneyWood Brownlow Richard B. Fritz Vivian B. Ivy Joyce A. Mueller John SwansonSarah Bryan Andy Fuller Jean S. Jensen Luigi H. Mumford Tahosa Valley Landowners Assn.Hatttie Buikema Duane & Anne Downs-Gabel Charles A. & Jeanne Jerden James W. Mytton James & Catherine AllegraIsabelle Burchfield Eric Gershon Cleat & Camille Jerden Kelsey NielsenJonathan Burk Ralph W. Gilbertsen Claire Johnson Matt O’Brien TannerThomas Burk Eelen & Albert Gora Emily Juarez Philip O’Brien Martin TaylorBob Burkhardt Paul Goss Benjamin Kahn Stacy O’Brien Terry TaylorJulia Butler Rachel Goyette Stacie Kelly Carol Parker O’Reilly Bob & Betsy ThorpeJ. Tyler Campbell Kaitlin Graf Ernie Ketcham Mary Lainson Olsen Wendy G. Z. ThorpeSandy Campbell & W. Bl Martin Gross Bradley D. & Kimberly Williams Becca Olstad Ashley TierneySharon Coleman Joshua Groves Aral A. Klimesh D. W. Wells Orbrecht Alice J. TinkerJesse Carpenter Ann Guhnan Kenneth Klindt Lee Owen Larkin TurnerLauren M. Cashatt Kiristin Guthrie Mary Kay Knorr Helen Oxemann Nancy D. UllmannEric G. Chang-Tung Jenae Hallman Stuart & Hazel A. Knutson Roger C.. & Lorie Pechuls Alan UpchurchNicholas B. Clinch Robert S. & Russell F. Hamel Christie Koets Jane Schorr Penoyer Michele & Greg Van HareCatherine H. Coleman Bill & Toni Hamill Larry J. Kripps Wade Perry Caroline WadeDave Coleman Christine M. Hancock Richard & Raymnette Lanning Andrew R. Pfeiffenberger Grant Hulse WagnerJ. Bruce & Marcelia Corbitt Debra Handy C. Gregg Larson, P.C. Franklin H. Pfeiffenberger Al M. WaldropSara Crow Victor C. & Linda G. Hanick Tim & Sue Latham Lucas E. Pfeiffenberger Melissa WalkerKen Curry Trika Harms Zum Spreckel John Leibold Barbara A. Podschun Nicholas WhiteJodee D’Avignon Samantha Harrison Rodney K. Leird Bill & Karen Podschun Lauren WhittemoreJ. S. D’Avignon Mrs. D. E. Harvey Jessamie Leonard Mary Heinecke Poulson Ivan R. WilkinsonDarrell G. Davis Carolyn Hastings Herbert B. Lindsley Barbara Porter Pray Morgan YoungNick Davis Lauren Haug Fred & Karla Van Drunen Littooy Tom Preston John D. & Beth A. Zakrasek Elayne Russel Logan Shirley G. Pugh Peter J. Zollinger Robert Kathryn Lohr William PutnamJim Dawe Denise Healy Trinity Ludwig Christopher RiceRay E. & Joan Dawson Douglas S. & Barbara Hellerich Pamela K. Lundgren Patricia Pease RiceElizabeth DeGrood Debbie Henderson Jason Lynch John Austin Cheley Foundation 15 Annual Report For Donors 2010

191 University Blvd, #171 Presorted Standard Denver, CO 80206-4613 US Postage PAID Permit 366 Shawnee Msn, KS Presorted First-Class Mail U S Postage PAID Permit 366 Shawnee Msn, KSTRUSTEES, OFFICERS, ADVISORS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS (BOLD indicates Trustees) Chair: James H. Fuller (Fort Collins, CO) Vice Chair Development: Barbara Aaron Rosston (Menlo Park, CA) Vice Chair Awards: Priscilla Engeln (Colorado Springs, CO) Treasurer: John D. Enlund (Bloomington, IL) Assistant Treasurer: Buffie Berger (Denver, CO) Assistant Treasurer: John W. McCollum (Atlanta, GA) Assistant Treasurer & Annual Report Editor: Lora Farmer Stoppel (Lawrence, KS) Secretary: Amy Blevins (Larkspur, CA) Assistant Secretary: Carol Westerman Watt (Stamford, CT)Katherine E. Gannett (West Cornwall, CT) Debbie Gardner Leibold (Littleton, CO) Jeff Roberts (Denver, CO)Charles M. Godwin (Lincoln, NE) Martha D. Livingston (Columbus, OH) Robert K. Schrepf (North Granby, CT)Barbara Cooper Hall (Oro Valley, AZ) Ann B. McCollum (Albuquerque, NM) Linda Pigg Schroeder (Leavenworth, KS)Linda Gresham Hanick (Estes Park, CO) Dr. Thomas J. McGonagle (Denver, CO) Kirstin Eddings Sullivan (Ames, IA)Ron J. Joekel (Lincoln, NE) James G. Neighbor (Shawnee, KS) Cynthia Beck Tomlinson (Bend, OR)John F. Kundtz (Minneapolis, MN) Ron and Carol Hershey Periard (Springfield, IL)William R. LaBahn (Boulder, CO) Owen Perkins (Denver, CO)Mary Rogers Barrett Former TRUSTEESMary Lou BlairJack Chalender Ben Franklin* Sue Turner Jacobs* Marty Root O’Leary Dr. Tom UkenaBryant “Curly” Denniston* Susan “Sam” Frostman Charles Jerden Carol Hershey Periard Nancy Cook SteeperMarjorie Denniston Katherine E. Gannett Maridan Kassab Andy Pfeiffenberger David H. StreetBob Dern Susan Garlinghouse Anna Belle Kritser* Judy Benfer Phillips Kathy TrammellDr. William Deschner Charles M. Godwin John F. Kundtz Bill Root Pat TuohyHomer Evans Bill Goodwin William R. LaBahn Rich Smith Patsy TurnerEarl Feldman* Linda Gresham Hanick Jack Lamkin Linda Pigg Schroeder Hulse WagnerRobert P. Fletcher Helen Hocker* Walter Lamkin Robert W. Stafford* Jerrold Wexler* J. David Holt Andrew W. Livingston Virginia “Ginny” Rosenberg Sue (Wexler) Mazzoni William C. Horne Mickey McArthur* Stafford Sara Goodwin Zimmerman Bill Hottel* Dean D. McCormick, Jr. Robert C. Schorr *deceased Mary Lue Hottel* Mary Helen McCormick* Bob Allen Street