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STRATHMORE HALL FOUNDATION, INC.
FY2007 ANNUAL REPORT
JULY 1, 2006–JUNE 30, 2007
WWW.STRATHMORE.ORG

Strathmore
MISSION
The Strathmore Hall Foundation nurtures art, artists, and
community through creative and diverse programming of the
highest quality.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Devoted to Artistic Excellence
Dedicated to Education
Committed to Community
Catherine Meloy
STRATHMORE WORKS!
Eliot Pfanstiehl
THE MANSION AT STRATHMORE
THE MUSIC CENTER AT STRATHMORE
Owner: Montgomery County, MD
Operator: Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc.
Founding Artistic Partners:
Strathmore
BSO at Strathmore
Resident Artistic Partners:
National Philharmonic
Washington Performing Arts Society
Levine School of Music
CityDance Ensemble
Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras
The Strathmore Annual Report for 2006–2007 is a story of
stability, discovery and cooperative enterprise among partners.
Now in our third operating year, the precipitous climb from a
$2 million budget before opening to a $6 million annual
operating budget is accomplished. As you’ll see, thanks to
excellent earned income and generous contributed income,
we have built a business model capable of sustaining both the
Mansion and the Music Center for years to come. In 2006, we
were blessed with our first private $1 million gift from Jim and
Carol Trawick to create an educational program endowment.
We also discovered a broad and diverse audience in our
market who enthusiastically supported artists of their culture,
country and musical language. The size and enthusiasm of the
Chinese, Hispanic, African-American and Korean audiences
was particularly gratifying. Strathmore now regularly programs
for the world’s audiences and they come.
With six partners sharing one building, we launched a One Portal
Initiative to “make it easier to buy, easier to give, and easier to
work” for our partners and staff. Together, we began building
cooperative marketing, development, programming, and
education strategies by combining resources to improve services
and programs for our customers. Joint publications and
simplified ticket purchasing, shared artistic and teaching talent,
simplified web access are just the beginning. Tell us what you’d
like to see, and we’ll work to make it happen.
2006–2007 is a story of many successes: Strathmore’s unique
model; our connection with diverse audiences; and a newfound
collaboration between historically competitive arts
organizations … three small miracles unheard of a decade
ago. If, with your help, we can come that far in three years,
can you imagine what the future holds at Strathmore
Catherine Meloy
Chair, Board of Directors
Eliot Pfanstiehl
President and CEO

VERONIKA LUKASOVA
Devoted to
Artistic Excellence
PERFORMING ARTS
VERONIKA LUKASOVA
Performance of Jason Robert Brown’s “Songs for a New World” with the
composer at his piano (May 16, 2007).
Plácido Domingo conducts the Washington National Opera (May 31, 2007).
“At a post-performance reception for invited guests, a
clearly pleased Mr. Domingo expressed his delight at
the company’s enthusiastic reception at Strathmore,
broadly hinting that he would seriously consider
making this an annual event.”
—TERRY PONICK, THE WASHINGTON TIMES, JUNE 2, 2007
“But this week at Strathmore was very different and
really special, because it was the first time I’ve done
my own show in such a big hall. And obviously, Songs
for a New World is a very important show to me. Not
to mention that the hall is absolutely gorgeous and
designed to be extraordinarily acoustically versatile,
which suits that show perfectly.”
—JASON ROBERT BROWN, TONY AWARD-WINNING
COMPOSER/LYRICIST (PERFORMED ON MAY 16 & 17, 2007)
As part of fulfilling Strathmore’s mission of nurturing art,
artists and community through creative and diverse
programming of the highest quality, Strathmore presented
over 80 performances of music and dance by local, national
and international artists to over 69,000 audience members.
Major accomplishments include:
• The world premieres of “Discovered” by Dr. Ysaye M.
Barnwell performed by the Children’s Chorus of
Washington; Fog composed and performed by pianist Jessica
Krash; and Back to School, commissioned by Strathmore and
composed and performed by flutist Gary Schocker.
• The Washington-area premieres of Orquestra de São Paulo,
Tommy the Clown, the dance work “From All Sides” by
Hubbard Street Dance Company, and Jigu! Thunder Drums
of China.
• Performances by many local artists on the Music Center and
Mansion stages, including: Toshi Reagon, Chuck Brown,
Washington Performing Arts Society Men and Women of
the Gospel Choir, Maryland and Annapolis Symphony
Orchestras, Robin Hood Project featuring Hesperus, The
Davey Yarborough Quartet, Heritage Signature Chorale, and
Jessica Krash.
• Partnerships with local, world-class arts organizations:
Signature Theatre, Children’s Chorus of Washington with
Sweet Honey in the Rock, and Washington National Opera
with Plácido Domingo.
• The commissioning of over eight new pieces of music,
including “Good Morning (How are the Children)” by
Bambu Station, “Ode to Strathmore” by LEA, “Cry, Baby,
Cry” by Caldwell Gray, and “Statues” by Lily Neill.
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Devoted to Artistic Excellence continued
VISUAL ARTS
Strathmore Fine Art welcomed 11,000 visitors who attended
21 free, fine art exhibitions in the Mansion at Strathmore and
roamed the sculpture garden on the Strathmore grounds.
Major accomplishments include:
• The installation and unveiling of the sculpture “Tetra con
Brio” by Roger Stoller, commissioned by Strathmore, on the
Music Center’s Bou Family Terrace. The sculpture was
underwritten in memory of Ben O’Brien, founder of Music
and Arts Centers.
• An exhibition of pottery by Ben Culbertson and Josh
DeWeese, which sold all pieces on display and resulted in
even more orders for the artists.
• A retrospective exhibition by 25 eminent artists who worked at
the Printmakers’ Workshop in Bethesda for the past 30 years.
• An exhibition celebrating the 30th anniversary of the
Washington Calligraphers Guild.
• The exhibition of a new portrait celebrating the life of Steve
Irwin by Jason Swain. The exhibition garnered international
press coverage in Australia and front page coverage in The
Washington Post.
• A three-month exhibition in the Invitational Gallery featuring
over 30 local female visual artists as part of “Strathmore
Celebrates: Women in the Arts.”
• Hosting the traveling exhibition “Mightier than the Sword:
The Satirical Pen of KAL” from the Walters Museum of Art.
The exhibition received national press coverage in Southwest
Spirit Airlines Magazine.
Washington Calligraphers Guild Exhibition, Roundel by Sheila Waters
(October–November 2006)
Baltimore Watercolor Society Exhibition, El Santorio by Yolanda Koh
(April 2007)
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Dedicated to Education
FY2007 marked the first year in a major expansion of
Strathmore’s education and outreach programs. Strathmore
initiated four new education programs, which served over
1,100 children and adults in workshops, masterclasses and
lectures. An even larger expansion of programs is slated for
FY2008 and FY2009. Highlights of the season include:
Shape Note Singing Workshop (April 15, 2007)
Glass Art Workshop (February 17, 2007)
This was our first visit, I wish we had known about BYT
[Backyard Theater] earlier! Our kids were doing their
own improv, and we loved it, as well!
—JENNIFER GIBSON, CHEVY CHASE, JULY 2006
• A $1 million donation to the Strathmore Endowment to
support art and music education programs from Jim and
Carol Trawick.
• The sold-out Family Sing Series which brought grandparents,
parents and children to share in the joy of singing together.
• Inspired by its popular art programs for children, Strathmore
launched Art Workshops for adults in glass, polymer clay
and painting.
• Lend Me Your Ear pre-performance lectures proved a
popular add-on for ticket buyers to Music Center
performances.
• The Shape Note Singing Series introduced over 200 patrons
to the art of Sacred Harp singing.
• The Ruth Rales Comcast Kids Student Concerts brought all
10,000 Montgomery County Public Schools 2nd graders to a
Concert Hall performance by the National Philharmonic for
the 3rd time since the opening of the Music Center.
Students prepared for the concert experience with extensive
pre-performance educational materials, and joined in with
the orchestra to perform a song during the concert.
• Strathmore’s Artist in Residence program entered its second
successful year. Former emerging artists in residence are
enjoying greater levels of success: Frédéric Yonnet (AIR
05–06) recently performed on Stevie Wonder’s national tour.
At just 16, our youngest Artist in Residence, Kush Abaday
(AIR 06–07), has been awarded a full scholarship to attend
the Summer Jazz Workshop at the Berklee College of Music.
Laura Burhenn (AIR 05–06) has signed with a major record
label, and recently completed a national tour with her band,
Georgie James.
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Financial Highlights
The Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc. business model is based
on a successful public-private partnership with Montgomery
County. While the County owns and maintains the grounds,
Mansion and Music Center, Strathmore runs the day-to-day
artistic operations in the buildings and presents, with its
partners, high-quality artistic and educational programming.
Strathmore licenses the Music Center and the Mansion to
outside producers for concerts, and to individuals and
businesses for private and corporate events. Strathmore also
creates revenue through The Shops at Strathmore, Tea Room
and Art Consignment sales.
Total Revenue, Income and Expense
FY2006 and FY2007
$8,000,000
$7,000,000
$6,000,000
$5,000,000
$4,000,000
$3,000,000
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
0
FY2007
FY2006
Total
Operating
Revenue
Total
Contributed
Income
TOTAL
INCOME
TOTAL
EXPENSE
Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc.
Statements of Financial Position
June 30, 2007 2006
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents $ 759,693 $ 989,664
Investments 3,655,065 2,010,762
Promises to give 1,789,597 2,416,296
Accounts receivable 97,902 154,377
Amounts due from program
presenters 272,127 138,078
Prepaid expense and other assets 116,540 116,813
Inventory 110,368 109,349
Property and equipment 6,000,233 6,395,642
Collections 465,979 313,773
Total assets $ 13,267,504 $12,644,754
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued
expenses $ 532,238 $ 437,374
Deferred revenue 611,536 469,858
Security deposits 93,200 124,950
Note payable 545,000
Total liabilities $ 1,236,974 $ 1,577,182
Net assets
Unrestricted $ 6,240,731 $ 5,727,044
Temporarily restricted 2,692,280 3,297,236
Permanently restricted 3,097,519 2,043,292
Total net assets $ 12,030,530 $11,067,572
Total liabilities and net assets $13,267,504 $12,644,754
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Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc
Statement of Activities
Years ended June 30, 2007 and 2006
Temporarily Permanently Total Total
Operating revenue Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2007 2006
Production $ 1,684,062 1,684,062 1,747,563
Rental 1,082,008 1,082,008 1,075,558
Sales 490,758 490,758 578,950
Other 189,568 189,568 233,669
Total operating revenue 3,446,396 3,446,396 3,635,740
Operating expense
Payroll 1,941,299 1,941,299 1,839,993
Production 1,177,945 1,177,945 1,085,177
Communication 1,127,759 1,127,759 1,409,228
Property, plant and equipment 659,168 659,168 704,091
Sales 316,898 316,898 366,243
General and administrative 221,622 221,622 429,444
Total operating expense 5,444,691 5,444,691 5,834,176
Change in net assets from operations (1,998,295) (1,998,295) (2,198,436)
Development
Contributions and sponsorships 2,545,123 187,918 1,051,227 3,784,268 2,479,569
Special events, net of contributions 177,065 177,065 366,963
Net assets released from restrictionssatisfaction
of program restrictions 878,307 (878,307)
Development expense (1,407,859) (1,407,859) (1,124,432)
Change in net assets from development 2,192,636 (690,389) 1,051,227 2,553,474 1,722,100
Investment income 319,346 85,433 3,000 407,779 102,553
Change in net assets 513,687 (604,956) 1,054,227 962,958 (373,783)
Net assets beginning of year 5,727,044 3,297,236 2,043,292 11,067,572 11,441,355
Net assets end of year 6,240,731 2,692,280 3,097,519 12,030,530 11,067,572
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Committed
to Community
An important element of Strathmore’s mission is serving the
many interests of our local community. Residents of
Montgomery County represent diverse demographic and
economic backgrounds, originate from countries all over the
world, and speak 134 languages. During FY2007 Strathmore
presented a wide selection of programs for our community
including:
• Over 7,000 patrons attended performances, workshops and
demonstrations presented by Strathmore and our resident
partners at the annual Discover Strathmore festival, which
was presented in collaboration with the annual East Coast
Jazz Festival.
• Over 9,000 patrons attended ten performances on the
Strathmore Free Summer Outdoor Concert Series, which
featured classical, rock, blues, folk, country and big band.
• Children and parents enjoyed eight low-ticket price Backyard
Theater performances by Billy B., Footworks Percussive
Dance Ensemble, Catfish Hodge and more, sponsored by
Provident Bank.
• Strathmore and the BSO at Strathmore co-presented a
neighborhood Block Party, featuring performances by the
Baltimore Symphony and the folk/ bluegrass band Chatham
County Line for the low ticket price of $10.
• Numerous culturally and ethnically diverse performances
graced our stages, including, Orquestra de São Paulo, Jigu!
Thunder Drums of China, Hamburg Symphony, Flamenco
Vivo Carlota Santana, The Irish Tenors, Kusun Ensemble, a
Cherry Blossom Concert, and Chopteeth Afro-Funk Big Band.
Local dancers enjoy a masterclass with Tommy the Clown and his dancers,
sponsored by Strathmore (October 6, 2007).
It was Tom’s first outing since his surgery. We have
high praise for the staff and volunteers, who made
everything go smoothly—a ride from the garage, a
wheelchair, and a place to enjoy our pre-show wine.
And the performance provided the high-energy,
creative boost we needed after a long week! (Kudos
to your facilities team for keeping the walkway,
flooring, and other surfaces dry and safe for guests
with crutches.)
—GAIL THOMASON & TOM JAEGER, ROCKVILLE,
FEBRUARY 2007
You people are lucky folks—This building is amazing,
just amazing. We are honored to share our gifts here
… I applaud all who had the vision to build this …
—ANTON ARMSTRONG, CONDUCTOR OF THE
ST. OLAF CHOIR, PERFORMED ON FEBRUARY 4, 2007
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Donor List
MEMBERSHIPS
Strathmore thanks those who have
become Members between July 1,
2006 and June 30, 2007. Their
support of at least $300 enables us
to continue to offer the affordable,
accessible, quality programming
that has become our hallmark.
Platinum Arts Circle ($15,000)
Restaurant Associates
Gold Arts Circle ($10,000)
Arlene and Robert Hillerson
Carolyn and Jeffrey Leonard
Silver Arts Circle ($5,000)
Alban Home Inspection Service,
Inc.
Betty Huse MD Charitable Trust
Foundation
Julie and John Hamre
Nancy Hardwick
Yanqiu He and Kenneth O’Brien
Sachiko Kuno and Ryuji Ueno
M&T Bank
Carmen MacDougall and
Paul Allen
John Sherman (in memory
of Deane Sherman)
Ann and Jim Simpson
Meredith Weiser and
Michael Rosenbaum
Bronze Arts Circle ($2,500)
Sandra and Marvin Address
Louise Appell
Nora Berard
Joyce and Fred Bonnett
Theresa Brown and
Dewey Thomas
Frances and Leonard Burka
Peter Y. Chen
Alison Cole and Jan Peterson
Margaret and James Conley
Carin and Bruce Cooper
Elizabeth W. Culp
Discovery Communications, Inc.
Mary Beth Durkin and
Hugh Panero
EagleBank
Starr and Fred Ezra
Shannon and Paul Haar
Lana Halpern
Cheryl and Richard Hoffman
Alexine and Aaron Jackson
Rosalie Kessler and Steve Katzki
Teri Hanna and John M. Knowles
Delia and Marvin Lang
Sandra and Charles Lyons
Sharon and Steven Mayer
Elizabeth Moore and Joel Helke
NIH R&W Association Foundation
Janine and Phillip O’Brien
Sydney Polakoff
Post-Newsweek Media Group
Nancy Randa and Michael Hansen
Lorraine and Barry Rogstad
Gabriel Romero
Santos Postal & Company, PC
Phyllis and Kenneth Schwartz
Mary Kay Shartle-Galotto and
Jack Galotto
Deborah and Leon Snead
Tanya and Stephen Spano
Spectrum Printing & Graphics
Wendy and Donald Susswein
Barbara Weiss
Susan Wellman
Jean and Kenneth Wirsching
Ellen and Bernard Young
Peggy and Paul Young,
NOVA Research Company
Vanguard Society ($1,000)
Kathryn Barclay
Allen Clark
Commercial Media, Inc.
Patricia and Robert Gac
Ellen and Michael Gold
Judy and Sheldon Grosberg
Linda and John Hanson
Linda and I. Robert Horowitz
Kathryn and Joseph Kolar
Carole and Robert Kurman
Judie and Harry Linowes
Sharon and David Lockwood
Louise and Joel Alper Foundation
Ann and Jesse Miller
Gloria Paul and Robert Atlas
Cynthia and Eliot Pfanstiehl
Rivermist Kennels, Inc.
Janet and Michael Rowan
Kathleen Sheehan and Peter Lauria
Lynn Siguenza
Cora and Murray Simpson
Diana and Albert Voorthuis
Judy Whalley and Henry Otto
Bring a Friend ($500)
Janice Anderson and Richard Jung
Judy and Joseph Antonucci
Carol and Stanley Botts
Carol and Scott Brewer
Lucie and Jeff Campbell
Nila Carpio
Kathy and C. Bennett Chamberlin
Miriam and Elliot Cole
Charles Feingersh
Noreen and Michael Friedman
Pamela Gates and Robert Schultz
Joan and Norman Gurevich
Feh Gwanyalla
Vicki Hawkins-Jones and
Michael D. Jones
Kay and Wendell Holloway
Carol and Larry Horn
Linda and Van Hubbard
Ying Fei and David Johnston
Doris and Paul Keys
Lerch, Early & Brewer, Chartered
Barbara and Laurence Levitan
Susan and Eric Luse
Virginia Macomber and
Roger Williams
Ellen and James Milioti
Carol Salzman and Michael Mann
Barbara Smith and Edgar Smith
Shirley and Ibrahim Soliman
Richard Stoker
Marilyn and Mark Tenenbaum
Brice Verdier
Nell Weidenhammer
Let the Music Play ($300)
Amelia and Clayton Albright
Betty and Jerral Behnke
Mary Bell
Lois Benjamin
Linnell and Paul Bowen
Jill and Michael Broderick
Doris Brott
Karen Brugge
Ashby Bryson
Constance Bulawka
Linda and James Cafritz
John Cahill
Mary and Martin Chaikin
Mary Choi and Rudy Kusnadi
Mary Chor and Bernard Slosberg
Everly Conway and
Alberto Macario
Patricia Davenport
Martha D’Erasmo and
Robert Rosenberg
Matt Desch
Donna and John Donaldson
Elizabeth and Richard Dubin
Clare Evans
Susan and Howard Feibus
John Ferguson
Marlies and Karl Flicker
Alice and Frank Gardner
George F. and Myra Shaskan
Foundation, Inc.
Barbara and Stuart Goldstein
Janet Gorman
Alan Gourley
Sara and James Harris
Vera and Lee Harris
Connie and Mark Heller
Roger Herdman
Katherine and Willy Hoffman
Lucy and Kevin Hogan
A. Eileen Horan
Donald Hunston
Carol and Peter Jobusch
Patricia and James Joyner
Richard Kapit
Stephanie and David Karsten
Joanne and Allen Keiser
Anna and Richard Kutz
Henry Lee
Susan Leibenhaut and
Joseph Gootenberg
Elizabeth and Jon Lotis
Judy and Michael Mael
Sharon and Frank Menaker
Nicole and David Mitchell
Ann Morales
Linda Nee
Nancy and Patrick Noonan
Mark O’Flynn
Gary Parker
Margaret and
Cody (deceased) Pfanstiehl
Marjorie and Monroe Pray
C. B. and Stephen Renfroe
Marylouise and Harold Roach
Lorraine and Richard Rose
Barbara and Nelson Rosenbaum
Roberta Sachs
Lois and David Sacks
Ana and Theodore Seale
Masaharu Shimizu
Mark Shugoll
Donald Simonds
Sonja Soleng
Christopher Spoleti
Margie and Harold Steele
Merle and Steven Steiner
Karen Stewart
Karen Rosenthal and
Alexander Stiffman
Valerye and Adam Strochak
George Troendle
Carol and Mulchand Vira
Elizabeth and William Wainger
Barbara and John Wing
STRATHMORE ENDOWMENT
The Strathmore Endowment helps
ensure the long-term viability of
our mission, providing reliable,
continuing support and laying the
foundation for future accomplishments.
The following endowment
gifts were made between July 1,
2006 and June 30, 2007.
$1,000,000
Carol and Jim Trawick
$25,000
John F. Sherman,
Betsy D. Sherman, and
Mary Ann Small,
in memory of Deane Sherman
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Donor List continued
SPONSORSHIPS
AND GIFTS
The following individuals
and organizations have
made significant contributions
to Strathmore’s
Annual Operating Fund,
including special events and
gifts to the Music Center
Campaign, between July 1,
2006 and June 30, 2007.
$250,000+
Arts and Humanities
Council of Montgomery
County
Maryland State Arts Council
$100,000+
Comcast (includes in-kind)
The Gazette/Post-
Newsweek Media Group
(includes in-kind)
$50,000+
Booz Allen Hamilton
Elizabeth W. Culp
Marriott International, Inc.
Carol and Jim Trawick
and the Jim and Carol
Trawick Foundation
$25,000+
Chevy Chase Bank
Clark Construction
Group, LLC
Constellation Energy
Jack Kent Cooke
Foundation
Delia and Marvin Lang
Morris and Gwendolyn
Cafritz Foundation
Shulman Rogers Gandal
Pordy & Eckert, P.A.
Webber Family Foundation
$15,000+
Fox Hill Senior
Condominium
Lockheed Martin
Corporation
M&T Bank and M&T
Charitable Foundation
Marsh USA Inc.
Provident Bank
Sandy Spring Bank
Dorothy M. Shapiro
Peter Vance Treibley
Lien and S. Bing Yao
$10,000+
Bank of America
Foree and A.G.W. Biddle
Bozzuto & Associates, Inc.
Chevy Chase Land
Company of Montgomery
County, MD
Classical 104.1 WGMS
Deloitte & Touche US LLP
Discovery Communications
EagleBank
Yanqiu He and
Kenneth O’Brien
J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro
Youth Arts Awards Fund
Carolyn and Jeffrey Leonard
Lerner Corporation
Max and Victoria Dreyfus
Foundation, Inc.
PEPCO
Rodgers Consulting
Shulman, Rogers, Gandal,
Pordy & Ecker, P.A.
Annie and Sami Totah
Westfield Corporation, Inc.
$5,000+
American Inn of Bethesda
(in-kind)
Burt Associates, Inc.
Dianne and Charles Bruce
Margaret and James Conley
Dembo, Jones, Healy,
Pennington & Marshall,
P.C.
Teri and Fred Gober
Jordan Kitt’s Music
Jack Kay
The Magruder Companies
Montgomery College
Debbie Petersen
Pettit Family Charitable
Foundation
Restaurant Associates
Southern Management
Corporation
Trawick & Associates, Inc.
Wachovia Corporation
XM Satellite Radio Inc.
$2,500+
Sandra and Marvin Address
American Bank
Starr and Fred Ezra
Friends of Len Teitelbaum
Grimm and Parker
Architects
Arlene and Robert Hillerson
Dianne and Alan Kay
Lerch, Early & Brewer,
Chartered
Catherine and David Meloy
Morey Bernstein Memorial
Foundation
Carol and Alan Mowbray
Santos Postal & Company, PC
Shugoll Research (in-kind)
Clyde H. Sorrell
Wendy and Donald
Susswein
Paul and Peggy Young,
NOVA Research Company
Xanthone Plus
International LLC
$1,000+
Abrahmson Family
Foundation
Bethesda Magazine
Bloomingdale’s Fund of the
Federated Department
Stores Foundation
Boone & Sons, Inc.
Harriet and Jerome Breslow
Robert Brewer
Calvert Group Ltd
Moira and Joshua Carin
Jonita and Richard Carter
Joan and Michael A. Conley
Julie Dobson and
Chet Thaker
Elizabeth and Peter Forster
Cheri and Roger Friedman
Friedman, Billings, Ramsey
Group, Inc.
Suzanne and Mark Friis
Phyllis and Frank Goldstein
Dorothy and Sol Graham
Shannon and Paul Haar
Julie and John Hamre
Sara and James A. Harris, Jr.
Cheryl and Richard Hoffman
Cynthia W. and James Hu
J.H.M. Research and
Development
Alexine and Aaron Jackson
Jane and Chris Kubasik
Barbara and Laurence
Levitan
Sharon and David
Lockwood
Loiederman Soltesz
Associates Inc.
Carmen MacDougall and
Paul Allen
Kary and William Magruder
Caroline and John
McLaughlin
Metz Associates, Inc.
Shirley Ballard Miller
Tamara and Steven Morgan
Michelle Motsko
Janine and Phillip O’Brien
Laney and Michael Oxman
Jackie and Franklin Paulson
Elissa and Jay Powell
Nancy Randa and
Michael Hansen
Janet and Jacques Rogozinski
Lorraine and Barry Rogstad
Margaret Safrit
Barbara and Everett Santos
Karin and Craig Snedeker
Amy Steindler
Tenacity Group
Maryellen Trautman and
Darrell Lemke
Nell Weidenhammer
Meredith Weiser and
Michael Rosenbaum
Jean and Kenneth
Wirsching
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Executive Committee
Catherine A. Meloy, Chair
Peter Vance Treibley, Vice Chair
Jerome W. Breslow, Esq., Secretary
Carol A. Trawick, Treasurer
Thomas E. Ladd, At-Large
Caroline Huang McLaughlin, At-Large
PHOTO CREDITS
Cover, left to right:
Hubbard Street Dance Company; photo by Todd Rosenberg Photography.
Discover Strathmore 2007. Sheila Waters; Roundel. Irvin Mayfield at the
Strathmore Spring Gala; photo by Margot I. Schulman.
Back cover, left to right:
Dr. John at the Strathmore Spring Gala; photo by Margot I. Schulman.
Tommy the Clown and the Hip Clowns performance; photo by Jim Saah.
Washington National Opera performance; photo by Veronika Lukasova.
Yolanda Koh; El Santorio.
Paul J. Allen
Joseph F. Beach (ex officio)
Meagan T. Campion
Richard S. “Dickie” Carter
Starr G. Ezra
Hon. Nancy M. Floreen (ex officio)
Sol Graham
Nancy E. Hardwick
Debbie Marriott Harrison
Paul L. Hatchett
Cynthia Wong Hu, Esq.
Alexine Clement Jackson
Dianne Kay
James F. Mannarino
Steven C. Mayer
Alan E. Mowbray
Kenny O’Brien
Carrie F. Passmore
Lori Riordan
Harold K. Roach
William G. “Bill” Robertson
Gabe Romero
Dr. Mary Kay Shartle-Galotto
Craig A. Snedeker
Clyde H. “Rocky” Sorrell, Esq.
Wendy J. Susswein (ex officio)
Annie Simonian Totah
July 1, 2006–June 30, 2007

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5301 Tuckerman Lane
North Bethesda, MD 20852-3385
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North Bethesda, MD 20852-3224
Information/Administration: (301) 581-5200
Administration Fax: (301) 581-5201
Ticket Office: (301) 581-5100
Ticket Office Fax: (301) 581-5101
www.strathmore.org