Appleton Museum of Art
Annual Report 2013-2014
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Message from the Director
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Fundraisers
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Exhibitions
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Education
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Docent Program and Trips ‘N’ Tours
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Musical Events
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Donations and Acquisitions
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Visitors and Volunteers
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Advisory Council and Collections Committee
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Memberships
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Director’s Circle Members
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The Art of Giving
On the cover (detail): Alexander Calder, Sea Horse, 1975, Lithograph. Gift of the estate of Welbourn Trust.
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From the exhibition, The New Art of the Loom, a tapestry by curator and artist Dirk Holger.
MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR 2013-2014 was a remarkable year for the Appleton and thanks to all the hard work and effort from our staff, artists and volunteers, we succeeded in accomplishing a number of our goals. Our most significant achievement was being awarded accreditation by the American Alliance of Museums. The Appleton is among the 6 percent of museums in the United States that are accredited and among only 50 museums in Florida that have attained this recognition. Accreditation earns a museum national recognition for its commitment to excellence in all that it does: governance, collections stewardship, public programs, financial stability, high professional standards and continued institutional improvement. Our renovated lobby was unveiled in October and a Stairway to the Arts naming opportunity raised over $50,000 to support exhibitions and educational programs. In addition to the grand staircase, the renovation also included a new reception desk and improvements to the Appleton Store. Over 25,000 regional, national and international visitors enjoyed 18 exhibitions and participated in a full schedule of education programs that included workshops, summer art camps, monthly First Saturday family programs, an Educational Art Film series, the After Hours program and the third season of the Ocala Symphony Orchestra’s SoundArt Music Series. The popular Trips ’N’ Tours Program continued to take members and guests on adventures to culturally and historically significant destinations in Florida and beyond and our young professionals group, The Studio, relaunched in May. We welcomed several new staff members: Victoria Billig, assistant director of museum operations; Jen Boys, graphic design, web and public relations coordinator; E. Marie Fielding, education assistant; and Danuta Jacob, Rebecca Strange and Tammy McClary in Visitor Services. Mary Kraus, Advisory Council Member and Docent, made our vision a reality with the Daniel M. Kraus and Mary B. Kraus ARTSpace naming gift, which will be used to add more art-making stations, fund the ARTSpace Endowed Fund and initiate a Field Trip Bus Reimbursement Program to provide a means for school children to visit the museum, tour the galleries and create their own art in the ARTSpace.
Cindi Morrison Director 2
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FUNDRAISERS Canstruction Ocala 2014 Canstruction Ocala 2014 raised more than $8,000 for the Appleton’s exhibitions and educational programming. In this creative design-and-build competition, artists and community groups constructed fantastic large-scale structures made entirely of canned foods. After feeding the imagination of museum visitors, the can sculptures were dismantled and used to feed the community through three regional food banks – Brother’s Keeper, Daystar Life Center and Tri-County Outreach.
Guests at the ARTful Dining “Spring Fling” event, hosted by Rich Schleicher and Jim Poston.
ARTful Dining
A detail of Rubik’s Cube, the award-winning Canstruction entry from Girl Scout Troop 281.
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In the spring, the Appleton presented the ARTful Dining Series, bringing together great food, stimulating conversation and beautiful venues. Each of the five events had a specific theme, was hosted by community members and featured the artwork of several area artists, which was available for purchase. $11,000 in proceeds from the reservations, including 30 percent of art sales, directly benefitted the Appleton’s programming.
CF Student Ambassador constructing CF’s Canstruction sculpture, American Flag, Olympic Flag and Torch.
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Work by featured artists John Gamache and Randall Smith at the “Spring Fling” ARTful Dining event.
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EXHIBITIONS Age of Revolution September 5, 2013-February 5, 2014
[in]justice: Art and Atrocity in the 20th Century February 8-May 11, 2014
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: Works by Members of the Ocala Art Group, November 2, 2013-January 5, 2014
Canstruction Ocala 2014 February 22-March 9, 2014
A Dickens Christmas: Selections from the Urban Family Collection November 16, 2013-January 5, 2014
Very Special Arts February 22-March 23, 2014
Selections from the Florida Watercolor Society’s 42nd Annual Exhibition, November 23, 2013-January 19, 2014
Industrial Nature: Work by Michelle Stitzlein March 1-July 6, 2014
Elements of Art November 26, 2013-January 5, 2014
Young in Art April 19-May 18, 2014
A Celebration of Japan and The Living Art of Bonsai January 17-April 13, 2014
The New Art of the Loom April 26-June 29, 2014
Art on the Move January 21-February 16, 2014
11th District Congressional Art Competition April 30-May 4, 2014
A Gathering of Legends January 25-May 4, 2014
Art of the Ancient World May 10-Ongoing
Exploration: The Art of R. Gregory Christie February 1-April 27, 2014
Symphonic Style: The Art of Benny Collin May 24-July 13, 2014
From Industrial Nature: Work by Michelle Stitzlein White Cedar Moth, 2013 Michelle Stitzlein Mixed media
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From Symphonic Style: The Art of Benny Collin Untitled, ca. 1970 Benny Collin Acrylic on paper
A Celebration of Japan exhibition, on view from January 17-April 13, 2014.
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EDUCATION The Appleton’s education program presents a wide variety of art classes, lectures, workshops and outreach programs year round for all ages. A total of 646 visitors attended the museum’s Educational Art Film Series, a series of films shown on Sunday afternoons throughout the year. More than 145 students (ages 4-15) attended six weeks of summer art camp. And new this summer, a camp for ages 11-15. Other youth and family programs included nine First Saturday and two Family Day programs attended by 1,288 children and adults and hands-on after school tours and workshops attended by 377 students. Also this year, adult art programs were added, which included Drawing in the Gallery, a one-day monthly workshop held in the museum’s galleries, and Art 101, a series of one-day studio art workshops in the ARTSpace. The programs had a combined participation of 75 adults.
Students ages 7-12 made colorful banners in the Terrific Textiles summer camp workshop.
The Appleton Museum of Art presented several special programs during the 2013-2014 season, such as a musical performance by Chris Kahl, a musician with the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs State Touring Grant Program. Through this grant, the Appleton conducted free, off-site art education programs that reached 4,362 children, families and teachers at 13 area schools, community centers and libraries. The Appleton’s Artist in Residence, Michelle Stitzlein, and Museum Educator Mary Moore visited North Marion Middle School and worked with 240 students over two days to create a mural made entirely of recycled bottle caps. The nature-inspired mural is on display in the museum’s rotunda. After the installation of the mural, a naming contest was held where visitors could submit a name that they felt captured the spirit of the mural.
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The Education Department presented five exhibitions of student artwork in the museum’s education wing, including: Elements of Art, work from independent school K-12 students; Art on the Move, license tag art from Marion County fourth graders; Hand ‘n’ Hand, artwork from Marion County K-12 Very Special Art (VSA) students; 11th District Congressional Art Competition, showcasing work from students in Marion, Hernando and Citrus County students; and Young in Art, work from Marion County K-12 students. In total, the exhibitions directly served 1,012 children and adults. More than 768 adults and children were served by guest artists, lecturers and curators who presented educational and thought-provoking material to our audiences. Special programs included Arbor Day tours and a bonsai horticulture presentation by David VanBuskirk of D&L Bonsai Nursery in conjunction with The Living Art of Bonsai and A Celebration of Japan exhibitions, a lecture on contemporary tapestries by The New Art of the Loom curator and artist Dirk Holger, and a presentation by Dr. Scott Olsen on art, mathematics and the exhibition Symphonic Style: The Art of Benny Collin.
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First Saturday/Family Day art programs........................................................................ 1,288 children and adults Educational Art Films............................................................................................................................ 562 adults Drawing in the Gallery/Art 101 programs............................................................................................... 75 adults Week-Long Summer Art Camps......................................................................................................... 145 children Visiting school groups, art activity..................................................................................................... 377 children State Touring Grant workshops with Chris Kahl............................................................ 4,362 children and adults Student Exhibitions....................................................................................................... 1,012 children and adults Programs by Guest Artists, Lecturers, Curators................................................................768 children and adults Total Reach: 8,469 children and adults
North Marion Middle School students creating a bottle cap flower with Artist in Residence Michelle Stitzlein.
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DOCENT PROGRAM The Appleton’s docent program provided 70 tours to 1,029 visitors - including 503 children and 526 adults. Docent program highlights included special Arbor Day tours of The Living Art of Bonsai exhibition and the continuation of monthly themed tours of the permanent collection.
TRIPS ‘N’ TOURS The Trips ‘N’ Tours program escorted 784 guests on 13 one-day trips and three multi-day adventures. Trips included the Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, the State Senate in Tallahassee and a multi-day trip to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Trips ‘N’ Tours received an architectural tour of the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, FL.
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Trips ‘N’ Tours staff Dodie Jerz and Bonnie Janssen with Carol Beck, curator of the Governor’s Mansion in Tallahassee.
MUSICAL EVENTS More than 731 visitors attended the Appleton’s four After Hours events that featured live music, art demonstrations by Ocala Art Group and complimentary hors d’oeuvres from Horse & Hounds Restaurant. The Appleton also collaborated with Ocala Symphony Orchestra in presenting the third season of the SoundArt Music Series with three unique performances.
(left and right) Southern Express Big Band entertains a full house during After Hours.
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DONATIONS and ACQUISITIONS Through the generosity of members and supporters, the museum received 24 donated works of art. Gift of George Albright, Sr.
Unknown Artist, Hellenistic-style Ivory pitcher, mid 13th C. A.D. Unkown Artist, Assyrian Earrings, 8th C. B.C. Unknown Artist, Roman oil lamp, 2nd – 4th C. A.D. Unknown Artist, Statue of Heracles and the Hydra, 13th C. A.D. Unknown Artist, Greek Phrygian helmet, mid 4th C. A.D.
Gift of the estate of Arthur I. Appleton
Richard Leopold Seyffert, Jr. Portrait of Martha O’Driscoll Appleton Unknown Artist, Portrait of Arthur I. Appleton Cindy Wolf, Bucephalous, Bronze Cindy Wolf, Untitled horse, Bronze
Gift of the estate of George Hanover
George Hanover, Searching for Perfection, Marble
Gift of Sandro de la Rosa
Sandro de la Rosa, Shortcut, Oil on canvas Sandro de la Rosa, The Awakening, Oil on canvas
Gift of the estate of Welbourn Trust
Frank Barry, Abstracted Still Life, Encaustic on panel Alexander Calder, Five prints, ca. 1970 Edward Sokol, Floral Still Life Atlas Wittkin, Untitled figure in a cityscape, 1977 Unknown Artist, Portrait of Sir John Hughes, ca. 1750, Oil on panel Francisco Zuniga, Untitled Female, ed. X/LX
Gift of Martin Karlin
Larry Mohr, The Prophet, Aluminum Karl Zerbe, Okefenokee, 1957, Acrylic on canvas 13 14
Karl Zerbe, Okefenokee, 1957, Acrylic on canvas. Gift of Martin Karlin.
Alexander Calder, Birds in Flight, 1975, Lithograph. Gift of the estate of Welbourn Trust.
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VISITORS and VOLUNTEERS 2013-2014 ADMISSIONS SENIORS................................................37%
4%
3%
2% 2%
1%
MEMBERS.............................................17% ADULTS.................................................16%
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or less
7%
CHILDREN 18 AND UNDER.....................9% CF EMPLOYEES & STUDENTS..................7% AFTER HOURS.........................................4%
9%
AAA MEMBERS.......................................3% RECIPROCAL MEMBERS..........................2% UNIVERSITY STUDENTS...........................2%
37%
16%
EDUCATORS.............................................1% FAMILY PASSES.........................................1% STORE ONLY.............................................1% ACTIVE MILITARY......................less than 1%
17%
COMP + GUEST PASSES............less than 1%
Throughout the year, 44 volunteers provided more than 2,000 hours of service to the museum, engaging in activities such as docent tours, visitor services, retail sales and curatorial, office and administrative work. The estimated value of a volunteer hour is $22.55, for a total of over $46,000.00 in service during 2013-2014. 15 16
Volunteer of the Year, Brenda Wilburn (left), with Lara Sundberg, visitor services and Appleton Store manager.
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Visitor services staff member Danuta Jacob volunteers at the museum’s First Friday Art Walk booth.
The Studio members and guests receive a special behind-the-scenes tour of the museum.
2013-2014 ADVISORY COUNCIL Mary Britt, executive director, Ocala Civic Theater Scott Canel, principal, Scott Canel & Associates Diane Carter, Appleton family representative Ken Colen, president, On Top of the World Communities Bettye Daugherty, community volunteer Bertha Freeman, senior professor, College of Central Florida Dr. Jennifer Fryns, associate dean liberal arts and sciences, College of Central Florida Priya Ghumman, District Board of Trustees, College of Central Florida Albert Goodman, Appleton family representative Patti Griffiths, community volunteer Kent Guinn, mayor, City of Ocala Dr. James Henningsen, president, College of Central Florida Jim Jernigan, owner, Jernigan Photography Lt. Col. Ed Johnson Jr. , community volunteer Mary Kraus, community volunteer Laney LaMay, College of Central Florida Foundation representative Cindi Morrison, director, Appleton Museum of Art Dr. Mark Paugh, vice president, Academic Affairs, College of Central Florida Susan Peters, community volunteer Linda Appleton Potter, Appleton family representative Dr. Jillian Ramsammy, vice president, Institutional Effectiveness and College Relations, College of Central Florida Naida Rasbury, community volunteer 17 18
Julie Sieg, director, Marion County Public Library System Robert Stenstream, owner, Stenstream Fine Art Mark Taylor, instructor, College of Central Florida Barbara Trow, community volunteer Dr. Tamara Viviano-Broderick, associate dean, E-learning, College of Central Florida Dr. Ashley White, AIA professional archeologist
COLLECTIONS COMMITTEE Ruth Grim, curator of exhibitions, Appleton Museum of Art Chuck Koch, board member, College of Central Florida Foundation Mary Kraus, community volunteer Cindi Morrison, director, Appleton Museum of Art David Reutter, registrar, Appleton Museum of Art Rich Schleicher, owner, It’s All About You Real Estate Joan Stearns, vice president for institutional advancement, College of Central Florida Foundation Jillian Ramsammy, vice president, Institutional Effectiveness and College Relations, College of Central Florida Robert Stenstream, owner, Stenstream Fine Art Jack Thursby, chairman, artist Dr. Ashley White, AIA professional archeologist
MEMBERSHIPS
3%
2%
2%
1%
1% 1% INDIVIDUAL SENIOR..............................36% DUAL SENIOR.........................................31%
9%
36%
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE................................14% DUAL FAMILY............................................9% EDUCATOR..............................................3%
14%
INDIVIDUAL.............................................2% CF EMPLOYEE FAMILY DUAL....................2% STUDENT.................................................1% CF EMPLOYEE INDIVIDUAL.......................1% THE STUDIO (Young Professionals)..........1%
31%
You Belong at the Appleton In April and May 2014, the Appleton launched a successful membership drive, driving home that “You Belong at the Appleton.” Every new member who joined during these two months were entered in a drawing to win one of several prizes, including an upgrade to a Director’s Circle level membership. 18 19
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE MEMBERS Associate
Colleague
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Ahl Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Barringer Dr. and Mrs. Maury Berger Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Biel Ms. Arlene E. Bowman Mr. Norman Braband Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Cluster Terry Cole Dr. Sharon P. Cooper and Mr. J. L. Cooper Dr. Joanne Cornell-Ohlman and The Honorable Jonathan D. Ohlman Mr. and Mrs. Randy Dale Ms. Bettye D. Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldberg Mrs. Nancy A. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Jesse James Mr. and Mrs. Arlo D. Janssen Mr. Ronald Jasin Lt. Col. and Mrs. Edward H. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Keitz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Lease Ms. Judith E. Mabry Ms. Cindi Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Shaun E. Northrup Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Noto Ms. Betty I. Scott Roy and Polly Sheffield Mr. Owen C. Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stenstream
Ms. Susan H. Peters Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Trow Mr. and Mrs. Pete Whaley
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Fellow Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Celiene Bruce Mrs. Linda Byrd Ms. Nancy Sue Curtis Mr. James C. Fuller Mrs. Peachie W. Jackson Mrs. Marge H. Lipton Dr. Francis J. Robacker Mr. and Mrs. Art Ross
Friend Ms. Marylyn D. Adams Ms. Renate M. Adams Ms. Virginia R. Aliberti Mr. R. Jeff Andrews Mrs. Sara C. Arnette Mr. Paul Beckwith Mrs. Betty Bell Dr. Glenda A. Belote Ms. Sue Benton Mrs. Ann B. Bernier Dr. and Mrs. John A. Bittl Mr. and Mrs. Roland D. Blanchett Adele and Stephen Bongiovanni Mr. Willard L. Bowen, III
Mary H. Britt Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Bromberg Mr. and Mrs. Harrie G. Burdan Mrs. Marion-Alice Burke Mr. Vic S. Burke Richard and Donna Burrer Mr. Jimmy Carrell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. David W. Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chitty Mrs. Margitta Claterbos Ms. Kate Dean Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeJohn Dr. Manny Del Charco Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeMatto Mr. and Mrs. V. Terry Dennis Dr. Carl Denny and Mrs. Suzanne Denny Ms. Cia Devan Mrs. Ruth A. Dexheimer Mr. Tom J. Dobbins Ms. Mary Carole Ducharme Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ely Ms. Roberta L. English Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Eno Ms. Ellen L. Esparolini Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Ezzo Dr. Cheryl and Mr. Norbert Fante Dr. and Mrs. L. Hank Fleming Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fotia Ms. Edith Franklin Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Whitney C. Frye Mr. and Mrs. V. Alan Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Gay Mrs. Kathryn J. Gebhardt Ms. Susan K. Geeraerts Mrs. Carol Gentalen Mrs. Sheryll Goedert Mr. and Mrs. Jim Goings Ms. Joleen H. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. John Gorman Michael and Jane Gravois Ms. Anne Gray and Mr. Roger Kass Ms. Donna Gwin Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hagood Dr. Leslie A. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hamrick Dr. and Mrs. Henry L. Harrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mac S. Harris Ms. Nancy Hartshorn Ms. Elizabeth F. Haskins Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hauck Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hayes Mr. Michael Hedges Dr. and Mrs. James Henningsen Miss Barbra Hernández Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hildner Mrs. Leslie Hinson Mrs. Laverne K. Hope Phil and Patsy House Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Idziak Mrs. Bonnie Janssen Dr. and Mrs. Muhammad A. Jawad Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Jernigan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jerz Ms. Anna Marie Johnson Mrs. Carolyn Johnson Nettie and Maurice Joy
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE MEMBERS (cont.) Mrs. Nancy M. Karlson Mr. and Mrs. Oakley A. Kelch Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kellogg Jack and Lori Kenny Ms. Patricia M. Kilgore Ms. Frances F. King Ms. Janet Valerius King Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Klein Dr. and Mrs. Keith H. Knorr Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Kottcamp Mr. and Mrs. Norris F. Krohn, II Mr. and Mrs. Doug L. LaMay Dr. and Mrs. James W. Latham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Leeward Mrs. K. Ann Lentz Ms. Francesca A. Lewis Ms. Susan Livoti Jamie Logan Ms. Margaret A. Lowery Ms. M. Sue Lyon Ms. Cheri Mahlknecht Mr. Charles Maier Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Malinger Mr. Oleg G. Marinich Dr. Anne Marie Marino Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Markowski Mr. Stephen C. McArthur Dr. and Mrs. John T. McGaughey Mrs. June Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Michael Dr. and Mrs. Fred Miley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Monico
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Mary and Robert Moore Law Offices of Beverly A. Morris, P.L. Mrs. Bonnie J. Morris Ms. Kathleen G. Morse Dr. and Mrs. Richard Moskovitz Ms. Kathy Muller Mrs. Kathleen S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Winston M. Needham Mr. and Mrs. Robert New Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nied Mrs. Mary Lou Norris Mrs. Louise D. Olivarez Ms. Bonnie G. Olson Dr. Alethia H. Pantazis and Dr. Thomas A. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Cary Pantazis Mrs. Mary M. Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Patterson Dr. Janis Paushter Mrs. Lynn N. Pfeiffer Mr. Cory B. Pool Mr. and Mrs. David L. Primeau Mrs. Joan G. Promin Dr. Jillian D. Ramsammy Ms. Sandra Rawlings Mrs. June Reichenbach Mrs. Mary M. Robson Mrs. Nancy Rohlf Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Jay J. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sampson
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Sandaker Mr. Lawrence K. Sauey Frank and Judith Savo Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Scherff Mr. Richard E. Schleicher Mr. and Mrs. R. Schnorrenberg Mrs. Jan Schorfhaar Ms. Cynthia Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Lanny R. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Segall Mrs. Beverly Serridge Mr. Albert Sewbaluck Mrs. Rita Seymore Mr. Robert E. Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Silver Mr. Young J. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Simons Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Sjolund Ron and Ellen Slupe Sally and Robert Smyth Dr. and Mrs. Ron Snyder Ms. Judith M. Soltis Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Stafford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Stearns Ms. Elizabeth P. Stern Mrs. Jean M. Stout Kent and Annette Strobel Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Sutton Mrs. Dorothy M. Thompson Ms. Teresa Tift Mr. and Mrs. Jon Tilton
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Van Note Joel and Elizabeth Weiss Mrs. Evelyn Wellman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Werner Mrs. Michelle Wetz Ms. Myrna L. Weyant Allen and Beth Wolinsky Mrs. Joanie H. Woods Mr. Robert G. Wuestenhagen Mrs. Lyn Zukerkorn
Partner Mrs. Mary Brent Kraus Mrs. Marion G. Montanari
Director’s Circle opening reception for The Living Art of Bonsai and A Celebration of Japan.
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THE ART OF GIVING The museum relies on many sources of revenue to provide the community with exhibitions and programming. One of these sources is donations from our members and supporters, who we thank for helping us continue to make the Appleton an accessible, relevant, innovative and world-class museum. Your gift to the Appleton has helped us care for our permanent collections and provide quality exhibitions and educational opportunities. During 2013-2014, the museum received many generous gifts. Please join us in thanking those who have helped us further the Appleton’s commitment for excellence in the visual arts for Central Florida.
Honor ($5,000 and up)
Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Trow
Anonymous Donor Mrs. Mary Brent Kraus Mr. and Mrs. William S. Potter
Sponsor ($500-$999)
Patron ($1,000-$4,999) DRJ Management Company Inc. Enterprise Holdings Foundation Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc. Ocala Art Group Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Barringer Dr. and Mrs. Charles Dassance Bettye D. Daugherty Russell E. Days Mr. and Mrs. William A. Griffiths Dr. and Mrs. James Henningsen Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kellogg Doug and Elaine LaMay Cindi Morrison Mary M. Pappas Mike and Nancy Parkhurst Susan H. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reid Norman Straus 22 23
Development and Construction Corp. of America Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Kottcamp Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shepard, III
Associate ($100-$499) The Bascom Batterbee Roofing, Inc. Black Dog Art Press Chevron Humankind Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Ahl Peter V. Andrews Susie Avon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boland Wayne and Carol Briant Connie E. Brown Vic S. Burke Joan T. Cail Craig J. Cannon Cheryl Carter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cartwright
Dennis Cleary Betty F. Cluster Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Coe, Sr. Dr. Sharon P. Cooper and Mr. J. L. Cooper Chuck Corcoran Dr. Joanne Cornell-Ohlman Geri Cullen Mary Delancey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Ezzo Barbara R. Fitos Emma L. Hangen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hansen Nancy Hartshorn Michael C. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Hightower Jermele Jacobs Bonnie Janssen Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Jerz Mr. Joseph T. and Mrs. Mary Lou Jordan Ronald F. Kowalewski Dr. Susan Krotzinger Mrs. Joanne Lende Mrs. Marge H. Lipton Cheri Mahlknecht Christi Manning
Thomas Martell Jessica W. McCune Greg Mohr Mary and Robert Moore Dr. Scott A. Olsen Agnes L. Pavelko Suni V. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Placek Lt. Col. And Mrs. Frank M. Rasbury Dr. Francis J. Robacker Cheryl L. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Sandaker Beverly J. Sangston Joyce R. Sangston Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Jules Sigler Judith Smiddy Kimberley J. Smith Ana Maria J. Soler Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stoothoff Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Sturgal Mr. and Mrs. Art Swanton David and Cathleen Taylor Melissa J. Townsend Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tuck, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Von Mering Mr. and Mrs. Marty Walchek Mr. Christian Waugh Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Werner Liz and Bob Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitehead Mrs. Sally Jo Wright and Mr. Leslie Jenkins
Family (up to $99) Lucky One Creative Marjorie Ackerman Paul C. Arthur Mrs. Kathleen D. Balboni
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Ms. Kathleen J. Balboni Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Beavers Elaine Bellama Dr. Glenda A. Belote Melissa Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bragg Lois E. Brauckmuller Delores A. Brookshier Charles Carpenter Donald Carter Mary Clark Jamie Clinton J. R. Cole Bill and Marie Cooper Marilyn Corey Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Cross, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stacy L. Dickson, Jr. Jeffery C. Dunn Roberta L. English Lynn Everett Dr. Cheryl and Mr. Norbert Fante Mr. and Mrs. George Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Franzen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Gann Dr. Rayanne Giddis Mary R. Gillig Mr. and Mrs. Mark Greenwald Ruth Grim Mr. and Mrs. James J. Grutko Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hagood Colleen A. Harper Mary D. Hauglid Albert J. Hesse Karen Hutchison Norman Jackson Danuta Jacob Keith A. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jernigan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kail Frederick J. Karenko
Nancy M. Karlson Jane H. Keele Patricia M. Kilgore Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. King Michael P. Koontz Ruth Kramer Susan Livoti Min Lu Tammy McClary Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McCoy Theresa Meyer Jane E. Meyers Barbara J. Moran Beverly A. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jay Morse Joyce Orme Dr. and Mrs. Mark L. Paugh Dr. and Mrs. Casius H. Pealer, Jr. Dr. Marsha S. Pidherney Mary Potere Mr. and Mrs. David L. Primeau Dr. Jillian D. Ramsammy Mr. and Mrs. P. Wayne Ramsey David E. Reutter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberson Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rosen Mary K. Rublin Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Stadel Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Stearns Lara K. Sundberg Guiomar Tamen Dr. James Ukockis Marilyn Verbsky William J. Wallace Lucille Warrick Margaret Watts Joel and Elizabeth Weiss Dr. Marilyn Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. David J. Whittaker Mindy Wilkinson
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