Vocal Competition 2021 Program

April 11, 2021 | 3PM
April 9, 2021
Maryland Hall

A Message from the Artistic
and Music Director
Welcome to the final round of Annapolis Opera’s
annual Vocal Competition. For 32 years, the
Annapolis Opera has supported emerging artists
through this competition which has cultivated
generations of young talent, connecting them to
audiences and industry professionals while also
providing crucial financial support. This year, over 300 applicants from
all over the country submitted their arias virtually. After reviewing the
41 semi-finalists, we’re excited to share these 9 finalists with all of you.
In addition to today’s presentation, all of the applicants were invited as
our guests to Will Liverman’s stunning live-streamed recital this past
Friday evening. Joining me in adjudicating the competition are Will
Liverman, baritone, Lee Anne Myslewski, Vice President for Opera and
Classical Programming at Wolf Trap, and Louisa Muller, international
stage director. We’re grateful to this esteemed panel who bring a
wealth of diverse perspectives to our competition.
There is so much to look forward to in the coming months as we plan
for a full season of programming starting next fall. In the meantime, be
on the lookout for our additional virtual and in-person programming
this spring. Thank you for your support, continue to stay safe, and
enjoy today’s competition!
Craig Kier

A Message from the President
Thank you for attending the 2021 Vocal
Competition. We are excited to present this
important event with the help of virtual technology.
This season we have been able to expand beyond
the mid-Atlantic region and draw a broader range
of applicants from across the nation. This resulted
in a record-setting 305 singers in the competition: 285 new
applications in the preliminary round and 20 returning semi-finalists
from last year’s cancelled competition. Of this year’s 41 semi-finalists,
14 were from newly eligible states. The range of voice types: Baritone
3, Bass 1, Bass-baritone 1, Countertenor 1, Mezzo 6, Soprano 24,
Tenor 5. The nine finalists you will hear today, come from California,
Illinois, Texas as well as New York and Pennsylvania. They are
competing for almost $20,000 of prize money, also an all-time high.
Many thanks to the donors of the prizes; without them, this
competition would not be possible! Particular thanks go out to Jim and
Sylvia Earl of the Helena Foundation for their many years of
sponsorship for the overall event.
At this point in our history, we have awarded over 200 vocal
competition prizes. In my interactions with other opera companies, I
often encounter former competition winners, and I have come to
realize that one outcome of the competition, in addition to furthering
the development of emerging performing arts professionals, is the
creation of a network of friends of the Annapolis Opera Company.
And speaking of friends of the Annapolis Opera, I would like to thank
Leah Solat, chair of the Vocal Competition committee. She has
managed this competition since 2011 as it has evolved and matured.
This will be her last year—or so she claims—and many thanks to her
for doing such a wonderful job over these years, bringing the
competition to the level of excellence that it currently enjoys.
Thomas DeKornfeld

You to Our
Thank
Sponsors
Norman and Doris
Fisher Foundation
The Helena Foundation
Jim and Sylvia Earl
David and Carol
Stern
Nancie Kennedy
Thomas DeKornfeld
and Nina Fisher
Leah and Norman
Solat
Lorraine and Robert
vom Saal

Vocal Competition Committee
The Board of Trustees of Annapolis Opera acknowledges with gratitude the
dedication, hard work and fruitful ideas contributed by the members of the
Vocal Competition Committee.
Barbara Bohl-Watkins
Ed Crump
Wendy Dykeman
Sylvia Earl
PROCESS
Richard Hack
Richard Krimm
Michael Lehr
Andrew Noel
Creating this year’s competition, while still under the pandemic's isolating
factors, was truly unique. Totally virtual, and open to all US residents, this year’s
competition attracted over 300 applicants. Artistic and Music Director Craig
Kier listened to all applicants and selected 41 semi-finalists, including twenty
who were carried over from last year. A panel of judges selected nine finalists
and will be selecting the award recipients heard in today’s streamed Finals
presentation.
The Vocal Competition Committee is very grateful to Artistic and Music Director
Craig Kier, General Director Kathy Swekel, Operations Associate Victoria
Mangum and Administrative Assistant Soraya Karkari for the creativity,
technical ingenuity and innovative work which made it possible to have the
competition in these challenging times.
CONSIDERATIONS
Clarissa Ocampo
Melissa Osmond
Leah Solat, Chair
The following are among the many elements considered by the judges:
Voice – quality, suitability for opera repertoire, suitability for composers’ styles,
vocal size (ability to fill medium-sized opera house with full orchestra)
Music – varied styles, tempi, tessitura, language
Musicianship – pitch/intonation, rhythm, phrasing
Technique – breath control, language/diction, flexibility
Interpretation – projection, understanding of aria, characterization/acting ability
Stage Presence/Personality
Potential for Career in Opera
SUPPORT
Annapolis Opera is deeply grateful to James and Sylvia Earl, whose Helena
Foundation has generously underwritten the competition for 22 years.
through their support, the Helena Foundation provides an invaluable
opportunity for young artists to advance their careers and for both new and
experienced opera-goers to enjoy a truly unique experience.

The Awards
The Annapolis Opera acknowledges the donors of these generous and deeply
appreciated awards. Their contributions support the continued development
of tomorrow’s opera stars and the art form.
FIRST PRIZE $5,000
The Clarence and Adrienne Berenson Goldberg Memorial Award, donated
by their daughter, Susan Goldberg, in memory of her parents, longtime
Annapolitans who cared deeply about the arts and supporting the careers of
young singers.
SECOND PRIZE $3,500
Comprised of The Marie E. Crump Memorial Award, gifted by The Maryland
Opera Society and Edward Crump, former Annapolis Opera Trustee, in
memory of the late Marie E. Crump, a former board member of the Prince
Georges Opera Company and a co-founder The Maryland Opera Society and
its Vocal Competition. Mrs. Crump had a life-long love of opera and devoted
much of her life to sharing that love with others, and was committed to
assisting young aspiring opera singers in the pursuit of their careers.
And The Director/Conductor Award, given by Ronald Gretz, Annapolis Opera
Artistic Director and Conductor Emeritus, and Braxton Peters, Annapolis
Opera’s former Stage Director. Both served as adjudicators at the Vocal
Competition and offer the award as an incentive to the winner to pursue an
operatic career.
THIRD PRIZE $2,500
The Hughes Award is given by Madeleine Hughes and former Annapolis
Opera Trustee George Hughes, in honor of their grandchildren to encourage
their love of opera and the world of music.
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD $2,000
The William W. Watkins Memorial Award, given by his wife, Annapolis Opera
Trustee Barbara Bohl-Watkins, and her sister, Margaret Bohl, to honor his lifelong
passion for opera and his many years of support to Annapolis Opera. A
frequent volunteer, serving in many capacities, Bill was a devoted attendee at
all of the company’s events. He is remembered especially for his deep
enjoyment of and appreciation for the Annapolis Opera Vocal Competition.

Awards
The
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS $1,000
The Professor William B. and Carrie Kellogg Ray Memorial Award is funded
by Betty and Calvin Austin, to honor their long-time friends former Annapolis
Opera Trustee Professor William Ray, internationally known African American
baritone, and his wife Carrie Kellogg Ray, a renowned vocal coach and teacher.
Also contributing are Chris and Kathy Swekel, Annapolis Opera General
Director, and Annapolis Opera Trustee Richard Krimm. They treasure
memories of working with Bill on the Vocal Competition, in which he was
involved for over 30 years until his death.
The Jessica’s Voice Award is donated by her aunt, Margaret Hiltabidle Wilson,
to help further the career of young singers like soprano Jessica Lauren
Hiltabidle, whose rising career was cut short by her untimely illness and death
in 2018.
The Patricia A. Edwards Memorial Award is donated by her family to
recognize her devotion to the Arts in Annapolis, her love for the opera, and
her desire to support the careers of rising young singers.
The Cheryl and Richard Hack Award is given by Cheryl and Annapolis Opera
Trustee Richard Hack to support an emerging artist’s continued pursuit of an
operatic career and Annapolis Opera’s mission of providing opportunities for
emerging opera singers.
The Melanie and Michael Teems Award is donated by both former Annapolis
Opera Trustees and long-time patrons, Melanie and Michael Teems who are
pleased to support the Company’s mission of fostering opportunities for
singers early in their careers.
AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD $1500
The Todd Duncan Memorial Award, established by Rose Thorman in 1992, is
funded in her memory by her daughter, Jan Thorman. Rose Thorman
dedicated this award in remembrance of her teacher, Todd Duncan, whose
performance as the original Porgy in George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess broke
new ground and who was the first African American to be awarded a principal
contract by a major US opera company. Mr. Duncan lived for many years in
Arundel on the Bay. Also contributing to this award are: grandson, Todd
Duncan; Pamela Duncan, daughter-in-law; and Philip Allen, former Annapolis
Opera Trustee, opera enthusiast and an Arundel on the Bay historian.

Judges
CRAIG KIER
Annapolis Opera, Artistic and Music Director
In the 2019-2020 season, Craig Kier made his Annapolis
Opera debut, and was named the company’s Artistic and
Music Director in January 2020. Maestro Kier continued his
work as Director of the Maryland Opera Studio, a position he
has held since 2014. Last season’s engagements included his
San Francisco Merola Opera Center debut, Indianapolis
debut, a return to Opera Birmingham and Houston Ballet, and leading the yearlong
Kurt Weill Festival at the University of Maryland as Artistic Director,
conducting performances of The Road of Promise, Mahagonny Songspiel, and
Street Scene.
Recent season highlights include The Rape of Lucretia with Wolf Trap Opera, La
cenerentola with Brevard Opera Center, Don Pasquale with Anchorage Opera,
Madama Butterfly with Arizona Opera, Falstaff with Opera Saratoga, La traviata
with Opera Birmingham, and since 2011, a relationship with Houston Ballet
leading their Nutcracker production. From 2010-2013, Kier was Associate
Conductor under Patrick Summers at Houston Grand Opera, where he led
performances of Madama Butterfly, Il barbiere di Siviglia, Die Fledermaus, Trial by
Jury and the world premiere of Huang Ruo’s Bound.
WILL LIVERMAN
Baritone
Called “a voice for this historic moment” by The Washington
Post, baritone Will Liverman continues to bring his
compelling performances to audiences nationwide. The 2020
winner of the Marian Anderson Vocal Award, Will brings a
breadth of genres to the stage with equal authority and
beauty.
He will star in the Metropolitan Opera’s re-opening production of Terence
Blanchard’s Fire Shut Up In My Bones in fall 2021, in addition to reprising his
roles in Akhnaten (Horemhab) and The Magic Flute (Papageno) during the Met’s
21-22 season. In the 2020-2021 season, Liverman has appeared in a solo
recital at The Kennedy Center and in Opera Theatre of St. Louis’ production of
Highway 1 U.S.A as Bob. He will also curate OTSL’s Juneteenth Concert together
with soprano Nicole Cabell. Will’s new opera, The Factotum, written together
with DJ/recording artist K. Rico, was also developed in partnership with Lyric
Opera of Chicago and the Ryan Opera Center this season.

Judges
LOUISA MULLER
Stage Director
Heralded by Opera News for her “absorbing, provocative
staging,” Louisa Muller recently made her UK debut directing
a critically-acclaimed new production of The Turn of the Screw
for Garsington Opera, which won a 2020 Royal Philharmonic
Society Award and named by The Guardian as one of the Top
10 Classical Music Events of the year.
This season she directs Porgy and Bess at the Internationales Musikfest
Hamburg and Don Giovanni at the Royal Conservatoire Antwerp. Future
engagements include productions of Rinaldo for Pinchgut Opera, a return to LA
Opera for Tannhäuser, Tosca for Lyric Opera of Chicago and Opera Colorado.
Her 2017 staging of Das Rheingold with the New York Philharmonic, the New
York Times named in its list of the Best Classical Music Performances of the
year. At Wolf Trap Opera she has directed of Corigliano’s The Ghosts of Versailles,
The Rape of Lucretia, Tosca, and Roméo et Juliette.
As a member of the Metropolitan Opera’s directing staff, Ms. Muller has helmed
revivals of Don Giovanni, Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci, and L’elisir d’amore. She
has also directed at the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Los Angeles Opera, Grand
Théâtre de Genève, Houston Grand Opera, Minnesota Opera, Santa Fe Opera,
and Opera Queensland.
LEE ANNE MYSLEWSKI
Wolf Trap, Vice President for Opera and Classical Programming
Lee Anne Myslewski joined Wolf Trap in 2006, and has since
heard over 7,500 live auditions and participated in casting
and programming more than a decade of WTO’s operatic
productions. She conceived of the "Untrapped" series of
programming which has featured artistic partnerships with
the Shakespeare Theatre, Taffety Punk, Halcyon, AMP at
Strathmore, Children’s National Medical Center as well as partnerships with The
Phillips Collection, the Library of Congress and the National Orchestral Institute.
She oversees Wolf Trap Opera, the most venerated summer training program
for emerging artists in the country. Alumni of this artist-centric program are
singing in every opera house in the nation, and also across the world –
including The Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, Vienna Staatsoper, Komische Oper
Berlin, Sydney Opera House and Deutsche Opera Berlin.
She oversees the classical music programming for The Filene Center and The
Barns. She also serves as the executive producer and co-host of Center Stage
from Wolf Trap, a nationally-syndicated radio program aired on public radio
stations across the country.

Program
WELCOME Craig Kier
“Non disperar” from Giulio Cesare
Elena Villalón, soprano
“Wie du warst” from Der Rosenkavalier
Shannon Keegan, mezzo-soprano
“La fleur que tu m’avais jetée” from Carmen
John Park, tenor
George Frideric Handel
Richard Strauss
Georges Bizet
“Ich bin euer liebden serh verbunden” from Der Rosenkavalier Richard Strauss
Raven McMillon, soprano
“D’oreste d’Ajace” from Idomeneo
Daniele Beckvermit, soprano
“Am I in your light?” from Doctor Atomic
Katherine Beck, mezzo-soprano
“Come dal ciel precipita” from Macbeth
Edwin Davis, bass
“Se giunge un dispetto” from Agrippina
Véronique Filloux, soprano
Starbuck’s Aria from Moby Dick
Blake Denson, baritone
“Cara speme” from Giulio Cesare
Shannon Keegan, mezzo-soprano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
John Adams
Giuseppe Verdi
George Frideric Handel
Jake Heggie
George Frideric Handel

Program
“Ernani, Ernani involami” from Ernani
Daniele Beckvermit, soprano
Giuseppe Verdi
“O tu che in seno agli angeli” from La Forza del Destino Giuseppe Verdi
John Park, tenor
“A vos jeux mes amis” from Hamlet Ambrose Thomas
Elana Villalón, soprano
“His Name is Jan” from Breaking the Waves
Véronique Filloux, soprano
July Fourth Speech from Frederick Douglass
Edwin Davis, bass
“Padre, germani, addio” from Idomeneo
Raven McMillon, soprano
Missy Mazzoli
Dorothy Rudd-Moore
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
“É sogno? O realtà?” from Falstaff Giuseppe Verdi
Blake Denson, baritone
“Tanti affetti” from La donna del lago
Katherine Beck, mezzo-soprano
Gioachino Rossini
“O Tixo, Tixo Help Me” from Lost in the Stars Kurt Weill
Joshua Conyers, baritone, 2019 Vocal Competition Winner
INTERVIEW
Joshua Conyers - 2019 Vocal Competition Winner
Audience Choice Award Voting
AWARD PRESENTATION
Craig Kier Will Livermen Louisa Muller Lee Anne Myslewski

About the Artists
KATHERINE BECK, Mezzo-Soprano
Hometown: Bennington, VT
Katherine is currently an artist with the Ryan Opera Center
at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. In 2020, she performed on
the Metropolitan Opera stage as a semi-finalist in the
National Council Auditions and won the George London
Foundation Competition. In 2019, Beck made her debut at
Santa Fe Opera as Karolka in Jenufa. She was applauded for her roles as Mary
Johnson in Gregory Spears’ Fellow Travelers and Cherubino in Le nozze di Figaro
at Arizona Opera. Beck has been featured in opera, recital, and crossover
genres in recent virtual performances with Lyric Opera of Chicago.
DANIELLE BECKVERMIT, Soprano
Hometown: Kingston, NY
Danielle was named a Grand Finalist in the Metropolitan
Opera National Council Auditions and made her mainstage
Carnegie Hall Debut in 2018. A graduate of the Mannes
School of Music and SUNY Fredonia, Danielle has sung a
wide range of roles, including Donna Anna in Don Giovanni,
Alice in Falstaff and the title role in Susannah. An award winner in The George
London Foundation Competition in 2020, Beckvermit was an apprentice artist
with the Santa Fe Opera in 2019 and just completed her two-year residency
with the Minnesota Opera.
EDWIN JHAMAL DAVIS, Bass
Hometown: Utica, MS
He is an alumnus of Jackson State University where
he earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology with dual
minors in Chemistry and Music. In 2014, while studying
voice with soprano Phyllis Lewis-Hale, he made his
professional debut with the Mississippi Opera singing
Simone in Puccini's Gianni Schicchi. He is a Master's Degree recipient of the
Manhattan School of Music where he studied with well-acclaimed baritone and
bass-baritone, Mark Oswald and James Morris. He was crowned the national
winner of the Marian Anderson Vocal Arts Competition hosted by the National
Association of Negro Musicians in its centennial celebration and is also a
Metropolitan Opera Eastern Region award winner. He is currently serving as
Bass in Residence with the Portland Opera Association, for the 2020-2021
season.

About the Artists
BLAKE DENSON, Baritone
Hometown: Paducah, KY
This past year Mr. Denson was named a Grand Finalist
winner of the 2020 Metropolitan Opera National Council
Auditions. Currently, Mr. Denson is a studio artist at
Houston Grand Opera. Recently Mr. Denson has been a
finalist and winner in the Opera Mississippi Competition,
SAS Performance Competition, NOA Vocal Competition, and Pasadena Vocal
Competition. Mr. Denson is an Alumnus of Rice University and the University of
Kentucky.
VÉRONIQUE FILLOUX, Soprano
Hometown: Redwood City, CA
French-American soprano Véronique Filloux is a current
Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artist, where she sings Despina in
Così fan tutti, Chan in Charlie Parker’s Yardbird, and the title
role in Semele. This summer she sings L’Amour and covers La
Folie in Platée with Des Moines Metro Opera. Recent roles
include Papagena in Die Zauberflöte, the title role in La damoiselle élue with Central
City Opera, covers Doodle in The Scarlet Ibis and Brigitta in Iolanta with Chicago
Opera Theatre, and Tigrane in Radamisto with Opera Lafayette. Véronique is a
MONC Pittsburgh District Winner, Orpheus Competition prize winner, Central
City Young Artist Award winner, and Musicians Club of Women prize winner.
SHANNON KEEGAN, Mezzo-Soprano
Hometown: Naperville, IL
Shannon Keegan is a multifaceted cross-over artist
dedicated to encouraging an artistic culture of curiosity,
boldness, and sincerity. In 2021, Ms. Keegan will join
Broadway International’s The Sound of Music for a
yearlong tour of Asia. In 2020, Ms. Keegan was invited
to join the Santa Fe Opera as a young artist but the season was canceled. In
2019, Ms. Keegan joined Houston Grand Opera’s YAVA and Des Moines Metro
Opera as a young artist. In her free time, Ms. Keegan is a voracious bibliophile,
writer, and equestrian. She is currently based in Illinois with her Siamese cat
and several cast-iron pans.

About the Artists
RAVEN MCMILLON, Soprano
Hometown: Baltimore, MD
As a studio artist at the Houston Grand Opera, Raven can
be seen in the 2020-2021 HGO Digital season as Rona
Richards in The Impresario, Peter in The Making of The Snowy
Day documentary, and Gretel in Hansel and Gretel. Ms.
McMillon also performed as a soloist in the Giving
Voice concert as well as the HGO Studio Recitals. She will return to Houston
Grand Opera as a second year studio artist for their 2021-2022 season. Raven
received her MM Vocal Performance at the University of Cincinnati-College
Conservatory of Music and her BFA in Vocal Performance at Carnegie Mellon
University.
JOHN KUN PARK, Tenor
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Korean-American tenor, John Kun Park was invited to
perform in 2021 with the Palm Springs Opera Guild for a
Patron’s event and will be an Apprentice Artist with Des
Moines Metro Opera for their Summer Season. He also
had the privilege of competing as a semi-finalist in the
Cardiff singer of the World Competition. John has appeared nationally with
companies such as Sarasota Opera, Central City Opera, Des Moines Metro
Opera, Pittsburgh Festival Opera, West Bay Opera, and Long Beach Opera.
ELENA VILLALÓN, Soprano
Hometown: Austin, TX
Elena Villalón was a Grand Finals winner of the 2019
Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions and a
current Studio Artist at Houston Grand Opera. She is a
recent graduate of the Cincinnati College – Conservatory of
Music, has been a young artist at Opera Theatre of Saint
Louis, Tanglewood Music Center, and was scheduled to make her debut at
Santa Fe Opera before COVID-19.

Coming Soon
The Annapolis Opera is very excited to announce the production of our
first filmed opera, Acis and Galatea. This unique program is being
presented in partnership with the TriCities Opera Company and this
new production will be coming to you soon - so stay tuned!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Annapolis Opera acknowledges the loss of many of our patrons,
community members and supporters during this difficult time. These
are but a few that have had an impact on our community, our families,
and our organization, and we remember them here.
Judy Bender - Beloved by all, an educator and children's advocate. Wife
of Melvin Bender, Annapolis Opera Trustee.
Patricia Edwards - Community builder and ambassador for all the arts in
Annapolis. Her enthusiasm was infectious.
Nancie Kennedy - Advisory Trustee, maven of the arts, and a leader in
arts education. Her opera lectures were always a sell out!
Thea & Howard Pinsky - Community investors, benefactors to many
Annapolis organizations, and business owners that gave back.

Annapolis Opera Donor List
The Annapolis Opera gratefully acknowledges
our members and supporters.
Included are gifts that would have been acknowledged last
season if not for the pandemic closure in March 2020.
January 1, 2020 – March 15, 2021
THE RUBY SOCIETY ($30,000 PLUS OVER 3 YEARS)
James and Sylvia Earl, The Helena Foundation
Norman and Doris Fisher Foundation
Nancie R. Kennedy
David and Carol Stern
IMPRESARIO CIRCLE ($10,000 PLUS) DIVA CIRCLE ($5,000–$9,999)
Arts Council of Anne Arundel County
Maryland State Arts Council
Chaney Enterprises Foundation
BRAVO CIRCLE ($2,500–$4,999)
CovingtonAlsina
Thomas J. DeKornfeld & Nina Fisher
Susan Goldberg
Joyce Pratt & Jeffrey K. Harris
M&T Charitable Fund
Leah and Norman Solat
Robert and Lorraine vom Saal
Baum Jackson Investment Group
Melvin and Judith Bender
Murray & Teddy Blank
Paula H. Tarzian Ciferni
Chesapeake Think Tank
Fidelity Investments
Richard & Cheryl Hack
Richard & Lisa Hillman
George & Madeleine Hughes
Patrick M. Lee
John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc.
Michael and Melanie Teems
COMPOSER CIRCLE ($1,000–$2,499)
Paula Abernethy
Barbara Bohl-Watkins & Margaret Bohl
Mark & Mary Doran Brown
Joy Chambers & Peter Bungay
Brad Clark
Georgianne Clark
Joseph & Elizabeth Coelho
Georgianna Crosby
Edward & Marlyn Crump
Kathryn Dahl
Gladys & Michael Datch
Ann Tran & Mark Davis
Donna F. Durkan
Patricia Edwards
The Edwards Family
Fiduciary Trust International
Lee Finney
Anna E. Greenberg
Jill Kidwell
Craig & Rebcca Kier
Richard W. Krimm
Michael & Katherine Lehr
Rosalie E. Lijinsky
Maryland Capital Management

COMPOSER CIRCLE (Continued)
James & Elizabeth Morley
Joyce A. Olin & Chris Nelson
Andrew & Stephanie Noel
Stephen & Melissa Osmond
Ronald J. Gretz & Braxton Peters
Howard & Thea Pinskey
Lester & Colleen Prosser
RBC Capital Markets, LLC
ARIA CIRCLE ($500-$999)
Rev. Dr. Carletta Allen
Calvin & Betty Austin
Bryan & Elizabeth Barrett
Joel & Mary Bergsman
Charles Berliner
Campion Hruby Landscapes
James Cheevers
Maria Colucciello
Combs Custom Carpentry
Kathy & William Clatanoff
Thomas J. DeKornfeld, Sr.
Robert & Lois DeMoyer
ORCHESTRA CIRCLE ($250-$499)
Herbert & Sally Abeles
Philip & Susan Allen
Calvin & Betty Austin
Cynthia Wells & Bernard
Bradpiece
Bravo Brio Restaurant Group
Enser & Marguerite Cole
Faith Goldstien & Jesse Cunitz
Henry & Silvia Driver
Charles & Cindy Drucker
Pamela T. Duncan
CHORUS CIRCLE ($100-$249)
Todd Duncan
Robert Duckworth
Richard & Carole Falk
Stephen E. Faust
Grande Yachts
Collot Guerard
Robert & Susan Hecht
Duncan Kennedy
Lydia N. Morrow
Linda Orff
Joel Otto
Rocco & Karen Pangallo
Gayle Filo
Patricia A. Frese
Charles & Julie Grudzinskas
Mary HIltabidle
Ben & Margaret Hutchinson
Robert & Shelley Katz
Michael J. Kurtz
Robert & Dori Libson
Mark and Nancy Lindley
Beverly Nash
Cary Melnyck & Tim McDonough
Edward & Shannon Sausville
Chris & Kathy Swekel
Matthew & Kemba Eneas Walden
Margaret Hiltabidle Wilson
Jean M. Zajac
William Tham & Susan Zimmerman
Marguerite Pelissier
Nicholas Petrelli
Christopher & Kathleen Potter
Felix C. Rosario
Randolph Rice
Christopher & Anita Rizek
Julie Schuelke
Irwin & Maxine Silber
Sims & Campbell Estates & Trusts
Stephan & Tamara Tymkiw
Carl & Katherine Wick
Roslyn Zimmerman
Jean Opilla
Harold & Margie Packman
Edgar & Jeanne Paglee
Edgar H. Parker
Howard & Gloria Pressman
William B. Ray
Glen & Janis Rotner
Francine Tolson
Christina Wilson
John & Carol Wisthoff
John & Linda Allen
Karen & Fettah Anadol
Robert & Kathleen Arias
Lawrence & Gisela Berns
Nicholas & Janet Berry
Carolyn Bialousz
Patsy Blackshear
David Bliden
Marna Bornick
George & Ann Brown
Kim Burke
Florence Calvert
Cindy Carlton
Patricia Caudell
Helen L. Chin
Georgianne Clark
Prudence Clendenning
Tara B. Clifford
Clark Conkling
Ted & Pat Connell
Stanley & Eileen Cornett
Robert & Denise Daly
Timothy R. Dangel
Norman & Rosemary Dawley
Donald W. DeGeorge
Donald W. Deibert
Charles & Edith Dolberg
Diana L. Elson
Janice Evans
Dennis & Kathleen Faleris
Sidsel E. Fox
Stephen & Vivian Gauss
Susan & Noel Giesecke
Vito & Eileen Giardina
Rick & Kathy Gibb
Ann Glenn

CHORUS CIRCLE (Continued)
Amir & Jody Goldsmith
Neil Greenberger
Dieter & Gisela Grotheer
David & Valerie Gutterson
Mary Thanh Hai
Michael Halbig
Pamela Hansmire
Alicia Hardisky
Kena Herod
Clarence & Patricia Harris
Donald & Eleanor Harris
Robert & Diane Heaney
Barbara Hoffstein
David & Eleanor Huggins
Kate Jackman
Elizabeth Janthey
Allan & Claire Jensen
John & Elizabeth Knupp
Margaret Balacki Leffler
Nancy Lisbon
Bill & Rose Lovelace
Joseph J. Maggio
Robert Maloney
Sandra L. Makauskas
Nadja Maril
Jennifer L. Marshall
David & Judy Mauriello
John & Joan MoffatDennis
Monk
Colleen Moore
Edwin G. Moses
Jill Moton
Paul & Ruby Naas
Joe & Julie Natoli
Virginia Naughton
Thomas & Patricia Nees
Lee & Vivian Ottenburg
Theodore & Evangeline Pedas
Alexander Ray
Philip S. Reynolds
Carol Richards
Candace Ridgway
Lorraine N. Ross
Shelley Rubin
Stanley & Suan Ryder
Robert & Sibylle Sampson
Everett & Barbara Santos
William & Constance Scott
Paul Shells
Nadine Sielecki
Charles & Mary Sjoquist
Edgar Smith
SUPERNUMERARY CIRCLE (Up to $99)
Gene & Mary SmithArt &
Angela Smookler
Nancy Steere
Anne K. Stratton
Tom Strikwerda
Al & Caroly Strunk
Jan Talor
Judith Templeton
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