The Holden Arboretum Annual Report 2013

The Magic of Holden ANNUAL REPORT 2013

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From the Chairman of the Board and the President and CEO On May 8, 2013, we celebrated the

something truly magical happened. Just

completion of the R. Henry Norweb Jr.

as we were ready to go public, Judy Murch

Tree Allée with a ribbon cutting ceremony

and her son, Maynard Murch V, pledged

that took place almost 100 years to the

$1.5 million to build and endow our new

day that Mr. Norweb’s grandfather, Albert

Canopy Walk. It was a gift that allowed

Fairchild Holden, signed the trust agreement making The Holden Arboretum possible.

we were ecstatic, but we still wanted to give

ribbon to open the allée, they represented

our members and friends the opportunity

the intersection of Holden’s past and future.

to be a part of this historic fundraising

financial support helped create this place that serves as both a resource for education and conservation, and a place of beauty for our region – building on their already substantial legacy with a landscape feature

effort. So in September, the board opted to increase our goal to $8.5 million, and we launched the public phase of the campaign.

Jumping to next year, in the 2014 Annual Report we will report on how we reached

that will inspire visitors for years to come.

and even surpassed that increased goal.

That is the magic of The Holden Arboretum,

On the grounds we cultivate and care for

where the support of our members and

our gardens and are delighted by the beauty

donors is helping us build on our past

our labor produces. We take school children

work to create a remarkable future. But

into the forest and are overjoyed as they

it is a part of everything we do, from the

discover and come to cherish the lessons

construction of the beautiful Eliot and

of the natural world. We look at the data

Linda Paine Rhododendron Discovery

collected in the 1930s, ‘40s and ‘50s and are

Garden, which showcases the work of

rewarded with greater knowledge of how our

Northeast Ohio’s pioneer hybridizers, to our active scientific research whose significance extends far beyond Northeast Ohio.

This year we saw ample evidence that Holden’s future is important to many people outside the organization as we worked to raise funds for our first public Clement W. Hamilton PhD President and CEO

with the campaign. As you can imagine,

As Mr. Norweb’s three children cut the

Here was Holden’s first family – whose

Paul R. Abbey Chairman of the Board

us to reach our goal before we went public

forest ecosystems have evolved. We talk to our members, supporters and friends and are gratified by their enthusiastic response to our mission and their active partnership.

It is work we could not do without the support of hundreds of people. On

capital campaign. With an initial goal of

behalf of Holden’s Board of Directors,

$7.85 million, we planned to launch the

staff and volunteers, we thank you for

public phase of that campaign in the fall

the magic you helped create in 2013,

of 2013, inviting our members and guests

and we look forward to even greater

to take part in the magic of Holden. Then

achievements in the years to come.

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Directors Board of Directors Paul R. Abbey, Chairman Jonathan E. Dick, Vice Chairman Robert R. Galloway, Vice Chairman Sarah L. Gries, Vice Chairman Joseph J. Mahovlic, Vice Chairman C. W. Eliot Paine, Vice Chairman Stephen J. Knerly, Jr., Secretary Thomas D. Anderson Barbara Brown Christopher A. Cullis Peter S. Hellman Michael Marino Cynthia Moore-Hardy Ellen W. Jones Nordell Robin Schachat Lynn C. Shiverick K.K. Sullivan Timothy L. Swanson Michael T. Victor Ann T. Whitney

Directors Emeriti

Honorary Directors

Constance Norweb Abbey Ralph W. Abelt Jeanette Grasselli Brown Miriam N. Gale Henry R. Hatch Arlene M. Holden-Loftin T. Dixon Long Henry L. Meyer III William J. O’Neill, Jr. John Sherwin, Jr. Penelope W. Theis Alton W. Whitehouse*

Mary Groves Alison C. Jones Thomas W. Seabright Clement W. Hamilton, President & CEO Jim Ansberry, Treasurer

deceased*

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The Magic of Holden As the sun set on May 18, 2013, crowds gathered at Rhodies After Dark to celebrate the opening of the Eliot and Linda Paine Rhododendron Discovery Garden and the R. Henry Norweb Jr. Tree Allée to watch fireworks light up the sky over Corning Lake.

It was a magical moment, and yet it was just one of the highlights of a year filled with accomplishments that showed the power The Holden Arboretum has to captivate visitors and transform the world.

Turning Over A New Leaf The new Paine Rhododendron Garden and Norweb Tree Allée were just two projects outlined in phase one of Holden’s New Leaf Core Area Master Plan. Still to come are the restoration of Corning Lake, the construction of the Tree Canopy Walk and the installation of deer fencing to protect Holden’s core gardens and collections.

While Holden’s endowment remains strong, tackling these new projects requires external support. To garner that support, Holden’s development team spent 2013 working tirelessly behind the scenes to secure the remaining funds for Holden’s first public capital campaign.

The campaign, targeted at raising $7.85 million for improvements to the gardens, infrastructure and Corning Lake, was set to move into its public phase at the end of the fiscal year. The fundraising efforts, led by Campaign Chair Paul R. Abbey and supported by many volunteers and staff, included meeting Holden’s first matching gift challenge from the Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust. To earn the $1 million in matching funds, Holden had a year to raise $2 million, a goal it reached in December 2012.

Throughout the fiscal year, the staff development team led by Stephen Sedam continued to reach out to Holden’s friends and supporters, many of whom had not given in many years but were moved to support the New Leaf Campaign or who opted to increase their given substantially to support Holden’s efforts, said James Pelowski, who succeeded Mr. Sedam in April.

Like many things in nature, the seeds you plant can often grow beyond your expectations. In September, with the fiscal year drawing to a close and the public phase of the New Leaf Campaign ready to begin, Holden was close to its $7.85 million goal.

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At that point, Judy Murch and her son, Maynard Murch, pledged $1 million for the construction of the canopy walk, and an additional $500,000 to create an endowment to provide about $25,000 a year for its maintenance. The gift allowed the arboretum to meet its original goal before the public phase began. With three months remaining in the campaign, Holden’s Board of Directors decided to increase the goal to $8.5 million, providing additional opportunities for Holden’s friends to engage in the organization’s first public capital campaign.

TOP: CONSTANCE ABBEY AND LINDA PAINE

CENTER: PETER LOFTIN AND ARLENE HOLDEN-LOFTIN

BOTTOM: LINDA AND ELIOT PAINE

“The fact that we were able to increase our target for campaign fundraising and then exceed that increased target by $500,000 was nothing short of phenomenal. The generous response of many donors to our completion of the Norweb Tree Allée and the Paine Rhododendron Discovery Garden illustrated how eager people were to see our plans turn into reality,” said Clem Hamilton, Holden’s president and CEO. The success of the New Leaf campaign lays the foundation for future expansion at Holden.

The projects it supports are just the first phase of planned improvements for the arboretum, which also include home demonstration gardens, improvements to the paths and trails, an addition to the Horticultural Science Center, a larger children’s nature play area, additional tree displays and a new visitor center. It also creates a foundation for future fundraising that will be key as Holden moves forward with those projects.

“We now have a track record, not only with individuals but with foundations and corporations that we can build on for future fundraising,” Pelowski said.

While Holden’s development team has been focused on raising funds for the New Leaf Campaign and the ongoing operation of the arboretum, Holden’s research department garnered funding to help them create a new generation of scientists trained to increase our knowledge of the natural world Holden is dedicated to protecting.

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The Magic of Discovery Holden’s research department, working in collaboration with Kent State University, earned a National

on several field sites in Northeast Ohio impacted by human activities such as urbanization, industry,

Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Site Grant in 2013. The project, funded by the $345,000 grant, and designed to train the next generation of scientists, provides internships and research experiences for students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields and helps educate the next generation of scientists in ecology and plant biology. In its first year, it brought students from colleges around the country to Northeast Ohio to learn how to conduct research from experts in the field.

farming, mining and recreation.

The students were the first participants in what will be a three-year program.

Mentored by Kent State university faculty members and Holden scientists, undergraduate students conducted research on a variety of topics including how human activities affect our water sources and contribute to the evolution of antibiotic resistance. They focused

The REU is the second NSF grant Holden has received. In 2009, Holden scientists David Burke and Kurt Smemo, along with Ohio University’s Jared DeForest, received a $519,300 NSF grant examining the important role soil organisms play in obtaining nutrients from the soil for forest trees, including the effects of acid rain on

While the REU program was launched in 2013, Holden already has a long tradition of working with undergraduate and graduate students. In 2013, the department hosted six undergraduate students for summer experiences, including three through other funding from the National Science Foundation.

Two graduate students from Case Western Reserve University also conducted research during the summer and academic year at Holden’s Horticultural Science Center.

OSCAR VALVERDE, A DOCTORAL CANDIDATE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AT KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, DISCUSSING HIS WORK ON ROOT GROWTH AND MORPHOLOGY.

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forest microbial communities and

success for Holden’s scientists in

Society of America Meeting and the

plants. Several scientific papers are

2013. The department expanded,

Fourth International Ecosummit.

currently being written describing

adding a fourth scientist to its staff

Two presentations were given at plant

the results of this study.

with the hiring of plant biologist

breeding conferences including at

Receiving the two grants from the

Julianna Medeiros. Members of the

Longwood Gardens: International

department also published nine

Plant Trials Conference and the

papers in peer-reviewed international

International Plant Propagators

scientific journals including BMC

Southern Region Conference.

Microbiology, Ecological Monographs,

Holden scientists were co-authors

Journal of the American Rhododendron

on two additional presentations

Society, Journal of Ecology, New

made by research collaborators.

Phytologist and PLoS ONE. Both

While the published papers and

BMC Microbiology and PLoS ONE are

professional conferences allowed

open access journals, free to read to

Holden’s scientists to communicate

anyone with an internet connection,

with their peers in their field,

and the BMC Microbiology paper

the department also spends time

has been cited as “highly accessed”

sharing their work with the general

with more than 1,800 downloads

public. The department presented

as of the end of 2013. Holden

14 public lectures on ecology and

scientists also presented research

plant biology, including talks at

at national conferences focusing

Holden’s Scientist Lecture Series, the

on ecology and plant breeding. Five

Western Reserve Herb Society, the

presentations in ecology occurred

Toronto Chapter of the American

While the grants provided the

in FY13, including conferences of

Rhododendron Society and at the

research department with its most

the Ecological Society of America

Chicago Botanical Garden. A class in

prestigious example of its outreach

Meeting, the Botanical Society of

plant breeding and selection was also

capabilities, it is not the only

America Meeting, the Soil Science

held at the Leach Research Station.

NSF demonstrates the caliber of the program Holden is building. “The NSF is one of the world’s premier research-funding organizations,” Burke said. “Funding from the NSF is very difficult to get – funding rates are very low, with only anywhere from 3 to 5 percent of proposals receiving funding. An NSF grant is indicative of a nationally recognized research program.”

Holden science program gives the arboretum some distinction and places it in the upper echelons of arboretums, Burke said, and extends Holden’s impact far beyond our own region.

THIS SUMMER, SIX UNDERGRADUATE INTERNS WORKED WITH SCIENTISTS FROM HOLDEN’S RESEARCH DEPARTMENT ON TOPICS RANGING FROM PLANT-MICROBIAL ECOLOGY TO PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY OF FORESTS. RESEARCH INTERNS WERE FUNDED BY TWO GRANTS FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, INCLUDING A RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR UNDERGRADUATES GRANT AWARDED TO HOLDEN AND KENT STATE UNIVERSITY.

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A Magical Transformation While much of the work of Holden’s fundraisers and scientists takes place behind the scenes, the work of Holden’s horticulturists, educators and guest relations staff takes more conspicuous center stage.

More than 91,236 people visited Holden in 2013, the second highest visitation record on record, and up from the 87,946 guests who came through the gates in 2012. Those visitors ranged from guests who came to enjoy the beauty of the gardens and natural areas to school children who explored forest ecology as part of Holden’s Growing Students in Science program. It represents people who expanded their knowledge at Scientist Lecture Series and those who stretched their bodies during Yoga in the Garden.

During the year, those visitors saw a number of improvements take shape to improve their experience at Holden. The largest was the completion of the Paine Rhododendron Discovery Garden and the Norweb Tree Allée, both of which opened in May. More than 1,300 people joined us for the opening day celebration, with another 240 attending the special Rhodies After Dark celebration in the garden, which cumulated with fireworks over Corning Lake.

The first new garden to open at Holden since the completion of the Arlene and Arthur S. Holden Jr. Butterfly Garden in 2002, the 4.5 acre Paine Rhododendron Discovery Garden is designed to help visitors develop a deeper appreciation and understanding of rhododendrons. Strolling through the garden, guests can find out more about rhododendrons and their relatives, including blueberries and mountain laurels; discover Northeast Ohio’s rich tradition as a center for rhododendron hybridization; and learn more about how they can successfully incorporate these beautiful plants into their home landscapes.

While the garden is designed to teach, it was also created as a beautiful setting for guests to enjoy

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– something several brides were drawn to when planning their weddings, the first of which was held on July 13.

converted into classroom space for both the Growing Students in Science program, as well as adult workshops.

Visitors to Holden found the new garden and tree allée, as well as other Holden landmarks, easier to find this year, thanks to improvements to Holden wayfinding signs in the areas surrounding the Warren H. Corning Visitor Center. These new signs are just the first step in continued improvements aimed at making it easier for guests to find their way on the grounds.

Renovating the building was the first step in transforming the former sugarbush east of Sperry Road into the Working Woods, which will someday help demonstrate how small wooded properties can be utilized by their owners. The 30 acre site will be used for a variety of demonstration plots allowing landowners to see the proper techniques for managing their property to increase the diversity of trees, attract wildlife, build walking trails or grow woodland crops such as mushrooms and ginseng.

Holden continued its mission to engage and educate children, reaching more than 12,680 students in area schools through the Growing Students in Science Program, which were held this year in the newly renovated buildings at Holden’s Working Woods. The building, once used for maple syrup production, has been

The buildings at the sugarbush were not the only facilities to be refreshed during the 2013 fiscal year. Work was also completed on the renovation of Holden’s Warren H. Corning Library, reconfiguring the 32-year-old facility

to making it more user friendly and inviting to guests. The work included new carpeting and furnishings, as well as wi-fi access for guests.

While improvements made during the fiscal year have reshaped the arboretum in a variety of ways, they have all had one goal, to enhance the visitor experience and help move Holden forward as an institution dedicated to a Northeast Ohio in which trees, forests and gardens provide maximum ecological and social benefits to the region’s people and communities.

“While the new construction and signage, as well as the improvements to existing programs, natural areas and gardens are the result of the efforts of Holden’s leadership and staff,” Hamilton said, “it would not have been possible without the support of the arboretum’s longtime friends and donors.”

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Albert Fairchild Holden Society The Albert Fairchild Holden Society was established in 1998 to recognize those individuals whose generosity and foresight supports The Holden Arboretum with either a planned gift (will, trust, insurance, life income arrangement such as an annuity, etc.) or conservation easement. This year we recognize all individuals, those living and deceased, whose philanthropy places them in this distinguished group of donors. Gifts from Members of the Albert Fairchild Holden Society live on in perpetuity and help to ensure the ongoing financial strength and programmatic vitality of Holden. Should you know of anyone whom we have inadvertently missed, please contact Alicia Soss at 440.602.3848 or asoss@holdenarb.org.

Paul and Connie Norweb Abbey Ian Adams Milford M. Adams* Margaret Aicher* Janet Aitken* Mrs. Virginia Albrecht* Anonymous (4) Katherine Stewart Armington* Mr.* and Mrs.* Raymond Q. Armington Ms. Leslie Baeuerlen and Mr. John Burke Anna Young Beard* Phrocine R. Bailey* Peter and Sally Bergsten Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bekkedahl Anna Young Beard* Mr.* and Mrs.* Warren Bicknell, Jr. Virginia R. Billinghurst* Helen K. Brydle* Carol J. Burley* Mrs. John G. Butler* Roberta R. Calderwood* Mrs. Webb P. Chamberlain* Roger* and Anne Clapp Mr.* and Mrs.* Warren H. Corning Mr. George Crile III Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Esselstyn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Ken Felderman Ms. Cynthia R. Fennell Mrs. Mildred Fiening Mrs. Robert J. Flagor J. Lynn and Joellen Fordham John R. Gardner Hugh R.* and Shirley W. Gibson Sharon and David Graper Mr.* and Mrs. William A. Green Maria Johanna Hall* Margaret L. Hammond* Ms. Susan Hanna and Dr. Marvin Feldstein

deceased*

Barbara Hitchcock Hatch* Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hatch Nellie S. Hawgood* Eva Tilton Hays* Laura R. Heath* Eleanor I. Hegele* Mrs. Charles Hickox Ortrud Higgins* Sarah* and Willard* Hirsch Annie T. Hitchcock Helen C. Hitchcock* Miss Mary V. Hoffman Albert Fairchild Holden* Arlene Holden Mrs. Claire D. Holden* Mr.* and Mrs.* Joseph C. Hostetler Dr. John M. Hoyes Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Imm Edwin* and Martha* Irish Ms. Katharine Jeffery and Mr. Alan Farrand Frances Judnick* Mr. Richard J. Kabat Mr. and Mrs. Edward Karolak Muriel Kozlow* Rose M. Kubik The Lair Properties, LLC Ms. Maureen E. Landies David G. Leach* Elinor M. LeCastre* Miss Louise Lister Mr. Bruce A. Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Love Ms. Linda C. Luck Eleanor Manbeck* Mr.* and Mrs.* Winfried Martin Thomas W. Mastin* Mrs. Ann H. McConnell Mr. Peter A. McCoy Mr. William B. McCoy

Dr. Elizabeth H. McMillan Mr.* and Mrs.* S. Sterling McMillan Judith and Ted McMillan Marjorie Bos Meacham* Mrs. Alice Mecredy Mr. Joseph H. Miller, Jr. Dorothy H. Moyse* Mr. Edward Nedved Mr. and Mrs.* Thomas W. Offutt III Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eliot Paine Mr.* and Mrs. Hugh D. Pallister, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Quintrell Ms. Karen L. Roberts Audra and George Rose Karl* and Olwen* Schubert Mrs. Geraldine L. Seymour Faye M. Shapero* Mrs. Mary Ann Sheranko Lee* and Leila Shiozawa Dr.* and Mrs.* Leonard T. Skeggs Mary Rose Clayton Smith* Ms. Roberta K. Spurgeon Herbert* and Faith* Swanson Ms. Lorraine S. Szabo John and Susan Turben Bruce F. Umstead* Esther Voorhees* Herbert* and Alma* Wallace Ms. Marilyn J. White Mrs. Robert Y. White John* and Atheline* Wilbur John S. Wilbur, Jr.* Harold M. Williams* Mrs. Irene M. Yeran Theodore Yocom*

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Financial Report Operating Results 2013

2012

SUPPORT & REVENUE Contributions & Memberships The Holden Arboretum Trust The Arboretum Endowment U. S. Government Grants Special Events (Net) Admissions Museum Store Gross Profit Investment Income Rental Income Education Courses Other Income TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE

$ 1,214,740 3,876,863 338,966 164,650 107,415 58,322 60,478 178,636 248,911 157,932 32,915 6,439,828

% 19% 60% 5% 3% 2% 1% 1% 2% 4% 2% 1% 100%

EXPENSES Comp., Benefits & Staff Development Maintenance Professional Services Advertising Utilities, Insurance & Real Estate Taxes Education, Research, & Membership Supplies & Postage Site Planning/Capital Campaign Technology Projects & Other Interest TOTAL EXPENSES

4,134,919 614,046 236,239 132,378 312,019 480,801 94,721 266,708 21,265 39,289 3,325 6,335,710

65% 10% 4% 2% 5% 8% 1% 4% 0% 1% 0% 100%

INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS

PROGRAM EXPENSES Horticulture and Conservation Research Education Guest Relations Facilities, Management and Administrative Overhead Development Interest Site planning/Campaign

100%

$ 1,206,977 4,041,842 720,084 4,003 146,219 62,342 50,184 176,325 182,188 127,940 22,420 6,543,197

% 18% 60% 11% 0% 2% 1% 1% 2% 3% 2% 0% 100%

100%

4,068,354 638,045 240,948 102,629 323,896 487,503 84,994 270,879 31,318 36,488 11,073 6,296,127

64% 10% 4% 2% 5% 8% 1% 4% 1% 1% 0% 100%

104,118

1,919,883 898,365 949,187 835,464 1,060,330 402,448 3,325 266,708 6,335,710

444,397

31% 14% 15% 13% 17% 6% 0% 4% 100%

100%

1,954,671 739,592 919,579 993,768 1,020,285 386,280 11,073 270,879 6,296,127

31% 12% 15% 16% 16% 6% 0% 4% 100%

Data in this reporting format includes the Unrestricted General Fund and the Temporarily Restricted Fund

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Volunteer Hours DEPARTMENT

Assignment

Total Hours

Total Hours Value

Total Hours FTE

Total Visits

Ind. Volunteer Count

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TOTAL DEVELOPMENT

Board Member

1,300 1,300 261 329 23 46 18 260 964 1,900 70 346 190 299 651 239 158 1,953 3,905 64 426 94 3,824 578 4,987 981 97 26 15 137 149 19 31 44 261 40 103 32 408 226 2,567 125 193 1,343 1,661 63 283 79 390 257 9 1,081 36 72 336

$28,782 $28,782 $5,767 $7,273 $509 $1,018 $404 $5,752 $21,337 $42,062 $1,550 $3,460 $4,207 $6,609 $14,413 $5,284 $3,504 $35,082 $74,108 $1,423 $9,437 $2,076 $78,568 $12,797 $104,301 $21,708 $2,142 $570 $332 $3,029 $893 $415 $681 $974 $5,784 $886 $2,269 $714 $9,028 $4,998 $54,422 $2,756 $4,279 $29,734 $36,769 $1,395 $6,273 $1,744 $8,624 $5,697 $199 $23,932 $786 $1,602 $7,443

0.63 0.63 0.13 0.16 0.01 0.02 0.01 0.12 0.46 0.91 0.03 0.17 0.09 0.14 0.31 0.11 0.08 0.94 1.87 0.03 0.2 0.4 1.82 0.28 2.4 0.47 0.05 0.01 0.01 0.07 0.07 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.13 0.02 0.05 0.02 0.2 0.11 1.23 0.06 0.09 0.65 0.79 0.03 0.14 0.04 0.19 0.12 0 0.52 0.02 0.03 0.16

480 480 19 157 8 32 11 117 326 670 78 98 84 126 245 62 76 626 1395 7 157 22 1001 166 1353 571 36 10 7 61 61 3 27 4 125 16 34 31 80 111 1177 36 74 340 450 15 104 33 129 96 5 382 7 41 193

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444 7 48 55 17,899

$9,830 $161 $1,063 $1,223 $396,284

0.21 0 0.02 0.03 8.6

241 2 18 20 6168

TOTAL EDUCATION

TOTAL GUEST RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS

TOTAL HORTICULTURE AND CONSERVATION

TOTAL HUMAN RESOURCES

TOTAL LANTERN COURT

TOTAL POLICE

TOTAL RESEARCH TOTAL GRAND TOTALS

Decoration Committee Development Committee Donor Event Membership New Leaf Campaign Office Support - Development Summer Fundraiser Bird Feeders Clerical & Special Projects Garden Partners Library School Guide Program Theme Weekends/Special Events Tree Tale Tellers VIP Guide Program Clerical Green Team Outreach Assistant Marketing Special Events Visitor Center Volunteer Receptionist Bluebird Project Butterfly Garden Clerical Data Project Dirt Devil Display Garden Earthworm Monitor Goose Management Land Steward Nursery Phenology Garden Plant Records Purple Martin Program Rhododendron Garden Wildflower Garden Special Projects Volunteer Orientation Volunteer/HR Office Support Decoration Committee Jelly Maker Lantern Court Advisory Committee Lantern Ct. Gardener LC Private Event Support & Hostesses Repairs Deer Management EBTA Trail Monitor Trail Monitor

David Leach Research Station Laboratory/Research Assistant

*Indicates total number of volunteers. Volunteer by department totals may appear greater because Holden has many individuals who volunteer in more than one area.

4 13 8 1 1 14 58 11 11 12 11 21 43 18 25 18 50 4 667 12 35 5 2 1 11 6 1 3 6 8 1 5 2 71 10 7 54 13 13 6 9 11 30 3 3 4 27

1 2 598*

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Volunteers Paul Abbey Kathy Ahlborn Tim Ahlborn Amineh Albashaireh Linda Alexander Gunhild Alius Don Allen Thomas Anderson Dianne Archer Doug Arthur Chrissie Arvay Ed Arvay, Jr. Susan Ash-Sanford Bob Austin Virginia Backus Leslie Baeuerlen James Baird Janis Baker Margot Baldwin Marylee Baller Anthony Barabani Cheryl Barabani Galina Barnes James Barnes Nancy Bartholomew Ken Bastasic Richard Beck Lee Behnke Claudia Beifus Pamela Benko Patrick Biliter Jack Blackwell Debbie Breslaw

Holden recognizes the following individuals and groups who have contributed to the mission through voluntary service of 25 hours or more during fiscal year 2013.

Barbara Brown Marge Burnett Betsey Burrell Diane Bush Mary Ann Buynacek Marino Capra Carol Chenoweth Jerry Chenoweth Molly Church Joe Cluts Sandra Cobb Judy Conrad Edith Conzett Fred Cooper Maddy Cooper Mary Ann Cooperman Alan Cragg Marcelyn Cragg David Cryor Christopher Cullis Carolyn Cunningham Mary Jo Deucher Jonathan Dick Cole Difabio Nancy Dilgren Cindy Dix Mary Kay Dolesh Dick Douglas Kelly Driscoll Susan Dunlap Dan Elliott Pat Ellis David Engel

Betty Farenchak Doris Farley Dona Fatibeno Singerman Bill Fedor William Fehrenbach Loretta Feller Rose Ann Forster Thomas Frankel Sally Frantz Kathy Fries Robert Galloway Patricia Gedeon Rita Gensler Nicholas Gerhard Jean Gillespie Jane Glander Pamela Goetsch Meena Gokhale Dale Greenbaum Maureen Greicius Sarah Gries Ardeth Gunton Dale Halliwill Ray Halliwill Albert Hanes Henry Hatch Janet Havener Peter Hellman Theodore Herrick Jackie Herriman Arlene Holden-Loftin Hap Howle Jeffrey Huntsberger

Nancy Irle Susan Iwashita Melissa Jedlicka Linda Justice Laurie Kalan Jonathan Katz Stan Kaufman Dale Keenan Ben Kehres Jeff Keith Pat Keith Richard Kennelly Linda Kimmy Jerry Kindsvatter Bud Kinney Debi Kinney Helen Kish Ron Kish Katie Kiss Susan Kiss Stephen Knerly, Jr. Donna Kohn Frank Koss Marc Kritzer Barbara Kukura Mark Kyle Christine Lakus Jack Lakus Virginia Leonard Steve Levitan Dan Lintern Susan Lombardo Michelle Long

13 deceased*

Linda Lozzi Jim Lunder Joseph Mahovlic Edward Majher Judith Majher Betty Maline Joe Malmisur Michael Marino Mary Martin Audrey Marxen Marcia Mayer Joe McCormack John McMillan Philip Mellon Nicole Memory Robyn Merchant Joyce Miller Frances Mills Sue Minich Scott Mitchell Joanne Monasky Carol Moomaw Cynthia Moore-Hardy Rosemary Morgan Jim Moyer Fred Murch David Nadzam Barbara Nebe Clement Nesnadny John Niehaus Joe Nista Bob Noland

Ellen Jones Nordell Glenn Novotny Fred Orenics Carol Pae Nancy Pae Roger Pae Eliot Paine Arianna Perry-Moore Donna Petersen Rich Pillar Annette Pizzino Nancy Polk Dianne Prunty Marilyn Raishart Doug Ralston Tod Redding Sonia Reeder Jacqueline Reu Carolyn Rice Barb Richardson John Richardson Ginny Roedig Denise Romagni Charles Rosa Denise Ruthenberg Patti Rutkoski Mary Jane Ruttinger Lorri Rzepka Kathy Sandon Kathy Sassano Robin Schachat Joyce Schaefer

Betty Schmiermund Bob Schmiermund Franz Schubert Sherry Schubert Dick Scott Polly Sems Polly Sems Barbara Shamberger Gary Shanower Cynthia Shega Michelle Sheliga Jack Sherwin Susan Sherwood Lynn Shiverick Beth Simon Howard Simon Yvette Slusarski Gail Smith Joyce Smith David Snyder Mary Kay Snyder Heather Spikes Tom Springer Merrilyn Stanbro Maria Stannek Eva Stephans Marta Stone Sue Stromberg K.K. Sullivan Timothy Swanson Judy Szabo Mike Terelle

Nancy Terelle Ellen Timms Louise Toutant Cindy Tucker Ted Valvoda Betsy Vargo Michael Victor Cheryl Vyskocil Bob Wagner Betty Wallis Kristi Webster Kay Wellman Ann Whitney Matalie Whittaker Lois Wigton Tom Yates Cheri Zames Kelly Zames

Groups Andrews Osborne Academy Boy Scout Troop 165 Girl Scout Troop 71259 Hawken Lower School Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts KeyBank Laurel School - Northstar Collaborative Mentor High NHS Nielson Media REV’d Up - Eaton Retirees

14 deceased*

The Holden Arboretum gratefully acknowledge the following individuals, foundations, organizations and businesses for their generous gifts received from Oct. 1 2012 to Sept. 30 2013. Gifts received after Sept. 30, 2013 will be included in the 2014 Annual Report. Donors are listed by their cumulative gifts of $150 or more to The Holden Giving Program, special events, memorial/tribute gifts, and gifts to the endowment.

Foundations, Organizations and Trusts $25,000 and above

American Foundation Raymond Q. & Elizabeth Rieley Armington Fund of The Cleveland Foundation Raymond Q. & Elizabeth Rieley Armington Fund No. 2 of The Cleveland Foundation The Corning Institute for Education & Research The Holden Arboretum Trust Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.

$10,000 - $24,999 The Bicknell Fund Robert R. and Gay C. Cull Family Foundation Gries Family Foundation George M. and Pamela S. Humphrey Fund The Murch Foundation Charles L. Pack Foundation The Perkins Charitable Foundation The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation The Triple T Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999 Daisy Foundation of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Bessie Benner Metzenbaum Fund of The Cleveland Foundation SCH Foundation The Sherwick Fund of The Cleveland Foundation The South Waite Foundation Susan and John Turben Foundation

$2,500 - $4,999 The CBC Foundation The George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation Glenn R. and Jeanette Grasselli Brown Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Hieronymus Family Fund Inc. Lake County Visitors Bureau The Laub Foundation The Norweb Foundation The O’Neill Brothers Foundation

William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation Thomas A. Quintrell Fund of The Cleveland Foundation Nelson Talbott Foundation The Veale Foundation

$1,000 - $2,499 William E. and Mary F. Conway Fund of The Cleveland Foundation The Garden Club of Cleveland The George R. Gardner Foundation The Hankins Foundation Peter Hellman Family Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Arthur and Arlene Holden Fund of The Cleveland Foundation Joseph P. & Nancy F. Keithley Foundation The Pamela and Dale Inkley Charitable Gift Fund Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust The S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust The Victoire G. and Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. Family Charitable Fund of the Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Albert B. & Audrey G. Ratner Family Foundation John S. and Ann T. Rodewig Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The S. K. Wellman Foundation The Schron Family Foundation of The Cleveland Foundation The Sally and Larry Sears Fund of Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Dudley P. & Barbara K. Sheffler Foundation Reginald and Lynn Shiverick Fund of The Cleveland Foundation Sullivan Family Fund Allayne and Doug Wick Foundation

$999 AND BELOW Bishko Family Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland Blackbrook Audubon Society The Mary H. Chandler Lead Trust Concord Garden Study Club Dirks Family Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Herb Society of the Western Reserve Morley Hitchcock Family Fund of The Cleveland Foundation Jane R. and Michael J. Horvitz Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland James Endowment Foundation The Klotzman Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland Susan and Rudolph LaKosh Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Edward A. & Catherine L. Lozick Foundation Robert E. Mathews Family Foundation Michael Pender Memorial Fund of The Cleveland Foundation Pokorny Family Foundation The Rig III Family Foundation Betty & Martin Rosskamm Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland John and Eliza Saada Charitable Fund of The Cleveland Foundation James and Lenore Schilling Gifting Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund J. Frank Schmidt Family Charitable Foundation Gladys Sessler Charitable Trust of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Timberidge Trail Fund of the Schwab Charitable Fund Elsie & William Viles Foundation Wildwood Garden Club Gary & Kathryn Witosky Charitable Fund of the Schwab Charitable Fund

Government Ohio Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Department of Justice

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Businesses $5,000 and above

$1,000 - $2,499

$499 and below

The Cleveland Wire Cloth & Mfg. Co. CM Wealth Advisors FirstMerit Private Bank Glenmede Lake Health McGean

Applied Industrial Technologies Inc. Cardinal Commerce Davey Company Foundation Fredon Corporation The Lincoln Electric Foundation Materion Corporation Neundorfer Inc. The Pattie Group Inc.

Art Form Nurseries Automotive Events, Inc. Bond, Sippola, DeJoy & Co. Cold Harbor Building Co. Great Lakes Cheese Co., Inc. HzW Environmental Consultants, LLC Interlake Industries, Inc. Lakeland Community College M.F. Cachat Company The Malish Corporation Meaden & Moore, Ltd. MTR Landscape Architects Ohio CAT Revati Wellness Selman & Company Ullman Oil

$2,500 - $4,999 Achilles Running Shop Baker Hostetler LLP Calfee Halter & Griswold Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP KeyBank N.A. The Lubrizol Foundation Primus Capital Partners, Inc. Wyse Advertising, Inc.

$500 - $999 ClearBridge Advisors CresCor e2b Teknologies Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores Junction Auto Sales, Inc.

Employee Matching Programs Dominion Foundation Eaton Corporation FM Global Foundation GE Foundation Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc. IBM Corporation Key Foundation The Lubrizol Foundation NACCO Industries, Inc. Nordson Corporation

PPG Industries Foundation The Progressive Insurance Foundation Rockwell Automation

Individual Giving $10,000 and above

$5,000 - $9,999

$2,500 - $4,999

Gay and Edward Addicott Anonymous Jenny and Glenn Brown Mrs. Webb P. Chamberlain* Mr. John Fatur Sally and Bob Gries Walter and Jean Kalberer Mr. Bruce A. Loomis Mr. Peter Nordell and Mrs. Ellen W. Jones Nordell Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eliot Paine

Dr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steven Ward Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Dick Mrs. Shirley W. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Jones William J. and Katherine T. O’Neill Mr. Leigh H. Perkins Thomas and Ann Seabright Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sherwin Mr. John Sherwin, Jr. Ms. Judy A. Stuchul John and Susan Turben Mr. and Mrs. Dickson L. Whitney, Jr

Paul and Constance Norweb Abbey Anonymous Marion and Gene Faubel Albert A. Hanes and Robert E. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Healey Ted and Jane Hieronymus Mr. Stephen J. Knerly, Jr. Mr. Fredrick S. Lamb* Mrs. Dorothy Lindmark Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahovlic Michael Marino Mrs. Ann H. McConnell Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mendeszoon Creighton B. Murch and Janice A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Quintrell Robin and Andrew Schachat Michael and Carol Sherwin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sullivan Mr. Nelson S. Talbott, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. H. Vail Mrs. Rosemary A. Wykoff

deceased*

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$1,000 - $2,499 Mr. David W. Albrecht Mr. Dennis L. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. A. Chace Anderson Mr. Charles M. Andrews Anonymous (2) Mrs. Albert A. Augustus II Janis J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Baldwin II Mr. John P. Batt Peter and Sally Bergsten Jack and Carolyn Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Bole III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holden Bole Mr. and Mrs. Willard W. Brown, Jr. Frank and Leslie Buck Pat and Bill Butler Michelle Capdeville, MD Mary and Bill Conway Mr. and Mrs. James Cossler Mary A. Crowl and Laura Crowl Mr. James Daus Ms. Gainor Davis and Mr. Gregg Simpson Janis and Paul DiCorletto Susan R. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellwanger Michael and Ruth Eppig Betty A. Farenchak Bruce and Catherine Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Galloway John R. Gardner Mr. Roy Gentles and Mrs. Suzyn Hudak Francis and Maureen Greicius Mrs. Laurence K. Groves Mrs. Judith F. Gruber Ms. Agnes Gund Mr. and Mrs. Newman T. Halvorson, Jr. Gina Hamister Ms. Paula Hay Peter and Alyson Hellman Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks Thomas G. and Marilyn Herrick Mrs. Arlene M. Holden-Loftin Betty Hollister Ms. Susan Hughes Pamela and Dale Inkley Dr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Johnston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Keithley John A. Koch, Jr. Ms. Cindy G. Koury Rose M. Kubik Mr. Brian Leach Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Lindseth Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lowery Chris and Val Mahovlic Dr. and Mrs.* James S. Marshall William and Deborah McFadden Laura and Chris McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Rich Mears deceased*

Mrs. Cynthia Moore-Hardy Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Amanda Morris Murlan Murphy and Molly Dixon Mrs. Jeanne A. Neuhoff Mr. and Mrs. Norm Newton Mr.* and Mrs. Hugh D. Pallister, Jr. Brian Parsons Kermit and Joyce Pike Mrs. Carol Powers Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Ratner John Rodewig Mrs. Esther Schron Sally and Larry Sears Mrs. David Seidenfeld Marian and Michael Shaughnessy Mrs. Dudley P. Sheffler Reginald and Lynn Shiverick Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Shook Mr. Douglas Smorag Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Swanson Ms. Lorraine S. Szabo Ms. Adrienne Talbert Stuart and Penny Theis Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Victor Mrs. Barbara B. Webster Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wenham Mr. James Wert Mrs. Robert Y. White Dickson L. Whitney, Sr. Donald and Fran Willis Dr. and Mrs. Scott R. Inkley

$500 - $999 Anonymous (5) Jim and Vicky Ansberry Cliff and Carol Baggott Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bares Erva Barton Cynthia Bassett Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Eli Becker David and Melissa Block Bob and Rosemary Bradt Mr. and Mrs. David J. Carpenter Bill and Beth Cassella Mr. and Mrs. George N. Chandler II Kevin and Beth Clinton Tony and Karen Colini Marilyn and Dick Doerr Mr. Kevin J. Ellison Mr. Allen H. Ford Mrs. Robert I. Gale, Jr. Mrs. Pattie Glavac Ed and Cheri Gleason Megan and Pete Granson Bob and Jane Grebenc Sally K. Griswold Peter and Debra Guren Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hanford Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Havener

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Hawley Richard Hess Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hetzer Dominic J. Heuscher Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. Hlavaty Sean and Victoria Huss Kathleen and Christian Kaul Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Klotzman B. J. and Diana Kresnye Mr. and Mrs. Rollin P. Krul Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Kundtz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lafave, Jr. Jack and Christine Lakus Roger and Jennifer Langston Ms. Margaret Layman Valerie and Robert Leib Tom and Kathy Leiden John and Carol Lillich Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Lozick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Majher Fred and Leslie Manzo Mr. Charles Mathes and Ms. Arlene Graston Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mathews II Mr. and Mrs. George B. Milbourn Dr. Wendy Miller Marge and Dan Moore Mr. Tom Morledge Warren and Betsi Morris Mr. Donald W. Morrison Mrs. Judith C. Murch Mr. and Mrs. Latham W. Murfey III Ray and Katie Murphy Robert and Janet Neary Mr. and Mrs. David Nolan Ms. Emery May Norweb Royall Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Ocepek Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pender Haans Petruschke Charlene Phelps Mr. Steve Plivelich Ms. Corey Ralston Mr. Douglas E. Ralston James S. Reid, Jr. John and Barb Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Santoro Mrs. Barbara Scovil Ms. Heather Shaw Ms. Katherine Spector Mrs. Mary Sposito Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Taylor Mark and Sandy Tyler Pysht Fund Alton* and Helen Whitehouse Sandy and Ted Wiese Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wigton Dr. and Mrs. John H. Wilber Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Wright Pamela Zarlingo 17 Zarnick Family Foundation

$250 - $499 Ian Adams Tom and Mary Anderson Anonymous (21) Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bahler Jeffrey C. Bailey, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Balogh John Barber James C. Barnes Mary and Kevin Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Ramon V. Battles Ms. Virginia Bellott Mr. and Mrs. Sanjay Bhargava David and Julie Bland Mrs. Edgar H. Boles Mr. Thomas Borowske Tom and Colleen Browne Don and Pam Bulson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Champa Julia Heng and Duane Clemens Mr. and Mrs. David Cobb Mr. Andrew Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Coleman Mr. Gerry Conway Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Cooper Linda M. Costello Ms. Delores A. Cowan Chet and Rickie Crone Margit K. Daley Nancy J. Dilgren Drs. Leslie and Mike Dingeldein Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dirks Hank and Mary Doll Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Dolph Mr. and Mrs. Brian Doty J. Richard Douglas Joe and Natalie Drake Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Druckenbrod Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duvin David J. Eichenmiller and Alison W. Gee Mr. Dan Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Emmons Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Esposito Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Esselstyn, Jr. David and Margaret Ewart Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Fellows Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fish Barbara J. Fleming, MD Mr. and Mrs. Casey Forbes Mr. Richard J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Frankel Mr. Richard Frey Mrs. Peggy A. Fullmer Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gali Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Birkett Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gift Mr. and Mrs. Marty Gilbride Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gillison III Richard and Pamela Goetsch deceased*

Jeffrey Gold and Eric Taylor Bob Goodman Linda A. Grandstaff Sharon and David Graper Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gregory Mr. and Mrs. David Griesinger Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Grisso Jane and Jim Griswold Mrs. John A. Hadden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. William Haffke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hall Ray and Dale Halliwill Joan and Tom Hartshorne Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Hatch Mr. and Mrs. William Hatch Bob Heath and Beth Buchanan William and Roberta Henkel Chris and Virginia Hill Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hinnes Mrs. Morley Hitchcock Mr. Patrick Holland and Ms. Donna Lee Pratt Joan and Dan Holmes John and Elaine Hornsby Christopher and Christine Horsburgh Mrs. Barbara Hoyt Mrs. Marguerite B. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Dett P. Hunter Jeff and Sally Huntsberger Paul and Jean Ingalls Mr. Carl Johnson Steve and Pam Keefe Mr. Charles H. King Dr. and Mrs. Sam E. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Knapp, Jr. George L. Kramerich Diana L. Kunze and Arthur Brown Ernie and Helen Lallo Ms. Carolyn Lang Mr. and Mrs. David Lehmer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis Alan and Judith Lindmark Robert and Hope Lomas Mrs. Edward H. Losely Jeffrey and Kristen Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Lucci Dr. and Mrs. Hans Luders Sheila W. Lutton Mrs. Lauren Maguire Rader Ms. Jean Manning Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marsh Jon and Katie Martin Mrs. Margaret B. Marting Charlene A. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. F. Stevens McConnell III Jason McDonald, Ph.D. Jack McMillan Judith and Ted McMillan

Lola Yanic Meek Mr. Richard T. Meister The Merkel Family Karl and Linda Metz John and Karen Miller Mr. and Mrs. D. Mitchell James and Laura Moll Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morley Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mougey Bert and Marjorie Moyar Mrs. Margaret Mueller Mrs. Nancy Mueller and Dr. Howard Cash Mr. Joseph Murphy Kevin and Lois Myeroff Mr. and Mrs. H. Gene Nau Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Neubauer, Jr. Skip and Julie Nyegard Mrs. Patrick C. O’Brien, Jr. Lisa and Michael Orlandi Mr. Brian Osborne Mr. and Mrs. William Osborne Ms. Holly Ozinga-Farwell Mrs. Judith Palay Diane and James Palec Daniel E. Palmer Luanne Paynick and Mark Davis James and Barbara Pelowski Mr. and Mrs. Graham Peters John and Jean Piety Mrs. Annette M. Pizzino Bill and Carol Prior Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Rasiwala Jim and Nancy Reed Dr. and Mrs. Bradford J. Richmond The Rig III Family Foundation Mr. Ken Roby Mark and Debbie Rorick Dr. Melvin S. Rosenthal and Dr. Miriam Rosenthal Katharine and Robert Ruhl Lorraine and Richard Rzepka John and Delores Saada Mr. and Mrs. John M. Saada, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sandacz Mr. Scott Savage and Ms. Denise Ruthenberg Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Schad Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Schafer Lenore and James Schilling Mr. and Mrs. William E. Schlag Inga Schmidt Mr. Brad Schock and Ms. Wendy Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Franz Schubert Walter and Joyce Senney Alice S. Sherman Y V. and Susan Shin Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sieloff Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Slusarski Mr. Roy E. Smith

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Mr. and Mrs. E. William Spatz Paul and Liz Spector Drs. John and Eileen Stork Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Sussen Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Swain Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Taddeo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teague Mr. and Mrs. Bentley K. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Thomas Mrs. Martha P. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Traub Mr. Gilbert M. True Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Vaughn Linda and Les Vinney Barbara A. Voic Mr. and Mrs. William Wagenlander Mr. and Mrs. John T. Webster Peter and Cathy Whitehouse Mr. and Mrs. David J. Whittaker Ms. Erica Wigton and Mr. Hector Martinez Margaret and Loyal Wilson Kate and Gary Witosky Drs. Woznicki and Lamping Bill and Ruth Wulfhoop Jason and Allison Wuliger James and Kathleen Young Ms. Mary Zenker Donna Marie Znidarsic

$150 - $249 Nozar Alaolmolki and Kathleen Ross-Alaolmolki Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Rick Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Robin Anderson Spencer and Anne Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Jay L. Ankeney Anonymous (21) Mrs. Jennifer L. Ault Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Bamberger Debbie Moss Batt Mr. and Mrs. John Beclay George and Jeanie Belhobek Drs. John and Wilma Bergfeld Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blair Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Blakeslee III Shawn and Jennifer Bleiler Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Bloomfield Ernest and Kathy Boaeuf Joan C. Boals Bobbie’s Green Thumb Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Botti Mr. Grover Bralley and Ms. Barbara Bralley Paul S. Brentlinger Jane Brockway Kevin and Janet Burke Mr. Glenn Cahal and Ms. Nancy Cahal Phil Calabrese and Becky Bynum Mrs. Margaret J. Calkins deceased*

Harry and Marjorie Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Ceepo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cerankosky Roger and Judy Cerne Mrs. Susan Chaffee Morris Chaney III, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Chapnick Jason and Pauline Cheeseman Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cheetham Mr. Rob Chwast Ms. Carole Clement Mark and D D Coley Dr. and Mrs. Steven Combs Mr. Rudy Conrad Mr. Lawrence Corning Alfred Cowger and Tony Wesley Ms. Carol A. Crowe Craig J. Cullinan Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham Beverly Dahms Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Danford Laura and Greg Davis Mr. Guy L. Denny Mrs. Shyamala Devulapalli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doles Mr. and Mrs. William M. Donley Elizabeth Dreben Dominick Durante and Linda Kuhn Ms. Patricia Easly and Mr. Nick Zerefos Mr. Thomas E. Evans Mr. Jerry Everett Frank and Mary Ellen Fecser Bill and Jo Fedor Mr. and Mrs. William Fehrenbach Mr. and Mrs. Rob Fellinger Mae Louise Ferguson Mrs. Mildred Fiening Mary Lou and Al Figler Mr. Robert S. Finkelhor Mr. John Forkins Mr. and Mrs. George Fornadley Ms. Linda J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. John H. Franklin, Jr. Mrs. Sheila Friedman Mr. Robert Friel Barbara and William Fuchsman Michael and Margaret Gallagher Mr. William Garapick Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gardy Sue and Ed Gerard Ms. Paula T. Grasso Richard and Adrienne Gray Mrs. Jo Ann Greiner Janet and Douglas Grout Michael and Kimberly Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gunton James and Denise Hallman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Halloran Lois W. Hann

Frank and Martha Harding Steve and Jean Hartle Mrs. Nancy Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harvey Mr. and Mrs. George B.P. Haskell John H. Hayden Sarah L. Heffter and Bruce E. Burns John A. Hellman Marcia Hemphill Robert and Kathleen Henderson Lisa and Mark Hendrickson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Henslee Mr. David Herbster and Ms. Meredith Morgan Mr. Juan C. Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Ben Himes Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Holzheimer Ms. Laura Hong Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz Mr. William D. Howerton Ms. Mary E. Huey Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Huling Mac and Beth Jenkins Mrs. Debi Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Johnson Carol and Corky Johnson Jinny and John Johnson Mr. Warren T. Jones Don and Nancy Junglas Mr. Richard J. Kabat Lena and Dan Kalynchuk Dr. William Katzin and Ms. Katherine Solender Mr. Jason Keegan Paul and Nannette Kepchar Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kessler Ms. Nora D. Kieser Mr. J. David Klingensmith Mr. Mark Kolanz Richard and Lori Kondas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kovalcheck, Jr. Dr. Steve Krebs and Dr. Roberta Brown Mr. Duane Kurapka and Ms. Jeanne Utter Ms. Marian Lanchman Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Lauridsen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Lazuka Dr. Edith Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lipp Ted Lorenzen Dr. and Mrs. J. Donald Lucker Mr. and Mrs. Ray Malone Anthony and Maria Mancini Mr. Michael Mason Mr. and Mrs. David Mattson Mr. Eugene C. McAfee David and Siobhan McCann Mrs. Emily McCartney Robert and Susan Mekinda

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Ms. Claudia Metz and Mr. Tom Woodworth Fran and Edward Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Scott Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mlynek Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moeller Mr. Richard P. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morley Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Mortensen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Moseley Lynn G. Mottice Michael and Michele Mullee John and Emily Mummey Mrs. Karen Murfey Dr. Hossein Naraghipour Dr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Nash, Jr. Mr. Maynard Neal Anne and James Neville Francis and Sally Neville John and Martha Niehaus Maura O’Donnell-McCarthy and Neil McCarthy T. P. and Mariann Offtermatt Mr. Thomas W. Offutt III Mr. and Mrs. F. Orenics Steve and Lea Osgood Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pae Ms. Carol Palansky and Mr. Michael McKay Annie and John Papik Dr. Carmen Paradis and Mr. Brian McGrath Ms. Ferole L. Parmelee Mr. R. Ray Patrylak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patterson Christine L. Peger Brian Perry and Ka-Pi Hoh Jeff and Tammi Peters Mr. Paul M. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson Ms. Diana Petrauskas Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Peura Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Pisczak Mr. Edward W. Podojil Richard Poffenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Porter Carolyn and Gary Pratt Mr. and Mrs. John Primeau, Jr. Linda and Jim Pugsley Mr. Alasdair Rambaud Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Ranney Mr. and Mrs. John Rath Ron and Sandy Redding Mr. and Mrs. John Redeker Mr. Thomas Reid and Ms. Sally Futrell Michael and Fiona Reilly Mike and Gloria Reljanovic Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Reynolds Janice and Roger Robinson Ginny and Reinhold Roedig

deceased*

Mr. and Mrs. Alan N. Rogers Mrs. Martin Rosskamm Ms. Janis Roth Marjorie and Richard Roth Steve Ruck and Tracy Whitehead Mr. Robert Rucker Tom and Loree Rudd Mr. Neil T. Ruddock Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Rupp Alvin and June Sabroff Sue Sahli Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Sasse Charles and Susan Schenkelberg Ms. Mary Schmidt Ronald W. and Charlene A. Schmidt Uwe and Marilyn Schmidt Betty T. and David M. Schneider Ms. Patricia Schraff and Mr. Jerome Micco Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schroer Ms. Adrian Scott Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott Tom and Cynthia Shega Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shorey Dr. and Mrs. James H. Silverblatt Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smeed Dennis and Ethelee Smith Ms. Nancy Smythe Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spilman Sprinzl Family Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Staffileno Rolland and Jeanne Standish Kathy and Scott Steffens Mr. and Mrs. William W.T. Stephans Ms. Pamela Stevenson Ms. Ruth Stocklas Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Strancar Mr. Steven G. Streitel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Strokes Dee Strong Jim and Liz Sumiejski Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Suttell Vic and Elaine Swanson Barbara and Frank Tercek Jane Thornburgh Barbara Titus Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Tobbe Dr. Joseph F. Tomaskefski, Jr. Mamie and Keith Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tonni Phil and Sandy Touschner Margaret Trapp Ms. Ruth Turk Mrs. Kathleen Turkall Jean Turner William and Julie Tuttle Dr. and Mrs. Michael Uhrich Mr. Brad Vargo and Mrs. Lisa Holpit Mr. Rob Verner

Mr. Blayne Vilk Carolyn and Raymond Voelker Kristen and Dennis Wagner Mary and Bill Weber Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wheeler Jotham and Liann White Fred and Marilyn Wilder Pattie Williams and David Uhlig Ms. Meghan D. Wilson Theodore Yocom* Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Yoke Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Young Dr. Jane Zaharias Susan and Laszlo Zala Mr. Joseph B. Zickes

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Tributes Tribute donations, which honor or memorialize a family member, friend or colleague, provide a lasting gift to all who visit The Holden Arboretum.

In Honor of

Paul and Constance Norweb Abbey Dennis L. Albrecht Kathy Harris

In Memory of

Robert S. Alexander Albert A. Augustus II Marian Babic Sally R. Banham Virginia B. Becker Barbara Bleiler Alan M. Campbell Mary Jane Carlin James Castaldo Elizabeth Chamberlain Mary Chapman James Darrow Alan R. and Ellen Daus Louis Frey Aldene Goodwin

Bequests

Anna Young Beard

deceased* deceased*

Barbara Leeson Kay and Melvin Resnick Loren Sonkin and Jane Flaherty

Susan Traub Matalie and David Whittaker

Barbara Ginn Griesinger Rose Haber Elizabeth G. Hitchcock Peggy Jones Jeffrey David Lach Fredrick S. Lamb John C. Lanigan Maren H. Larsen Donald G. Lindmark Eileen Marks Elizabeth R. Marshall William M. Mason David Matthews Ruth E. Maxted Dorothea Newton

R. Henry Norweb, Jr. Molly M. Offutt Johnnie Mae Parker Ann T. Rodewig Erwin Schulze Rebecca Sharpe Dorothy Fatur Sinkovec Arlene Smith James M. Speros James P. Swisher R. Kenneth Thorne Lorraine Underwood Alton W. Whitehouse, Jr.

Edwin and Martha Irish

Elizabeth Chamberlain

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New Leaf Campaign The Holden Arboretum gratefully acknowledges the following pledges and gifts to Holden’s New Leaf Campaign received Oct. 1, 2012 through Sept. 30, 2013. These donations will provide future enhancements to Holden’s gardens and natural areas.

New Leaf Campaign Mr. Richard Abbott and Ms. Katherine Wiles Ms. Roz Abrahams Mr. and Mrs. John A. Adams Stanley and Hope Adelstein Mrs. Christine Albu Barbara and William Allen Mr. David W. Ambrose

Anonymous (8) Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Aquilino Lois C. Armington Douglas W. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. John C. Aten Cliff and Carol Baggott Janis J. Baker

Mrs. Nancy Bartholomew and Ms. Annie Bartholomew Blaine G. Benko and Pam Benko Mr. and Mrs. Gary Berens Barbara S. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Biagianti Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Biliter Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Brockway

deceased*

PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: PAM NORWEB, PAUL ABBEY, CONSTANCE ABBEY, R. HENRY NORWEB JR* (IN PHOTO), BILL ROYALL, EMERY MAY ROYALL, HARRY NORWEB.

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New Leaf Campaign The Holden Arboretum gratefully acknowledges the following pledges and gifts to Holden’s New Leaf Campaign received Oct. 1, 2012 through Sept. 30, 2013. These donations will provide future enhancements to Holden’s gardens and natural areas.

Mr. James Brumbaugh and Ms. Carolyn Berg David Burke Pat and Bill Butler Fr. James L. Caddy Mrs. Margaret J. Calkins Mr. William E. Carlson Ms. Sarah R. Carrino-Kyker Ms. Molly Church Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ciferno Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cihula Mr. and Mrs. David Cobb Ms. Cynthia S. Collyard Ms. Martha Connell Susan and Dale Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Daane Margit K. Daley Janis and Paul DiCorleto Drs. Leslie and Mike Dingeldein Claudia and Terry Dorsett Mrs. Jayne Fairfield Fairmount Minerals Betty A. Farenchak Dr. and Mrs. David L. Farrington Mr. John Fatur Ms. Therese Feicht Ms. Susan L. Fike Mr. Richard J. Fox Bruce and Karen Fraley & Family Fredon Corporation Richard Freeh and R. Jane Freeh Bob Frenzel Mr. Ronald Gamiere Mrs. Barbara Garris Jay and Sue Giles Ms. Elizabeth A. Goodwin Andrew and Judy Green Henry & Eugenia Green Family Foundation, Inc. Jane and Jim Griswold Judith Fay Gruber Mr. and Mrs. A. Dale Harsh John H. Hayden Peter and Alyson Hellman Mr. and Mrs. John D. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huffman Pamela and Dale Inkley Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Isabella

Mrs. Susan Iwashita Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenks Mr. William R. Jones Dr. Albert J. Kanter Helen Keating Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Keithley Gerald and Karen Ketchaver Jonathan and Abbie Klein Terry Kovel John and Lynn Kraizel Tom and Cathy Kreczko Mr. Brian Leach Dr. and Mrs. Alan Lubin Dan Luciano and Debbie Ziss Mr. Charles Mallue, Jr. D.E. & B.E. Mansperger Foundation Clare W. Mansperger Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manuel Melinda and David McCall Charlene A. McCarthy Michelle and John Miller Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Minoff Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mougey Jewel Moulthrop and Evan Komito Mrs. Judith C. Murch Brian and Regina Murkey Ray and Katie Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Myotte Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nasky John and Martha Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. R. Henry Norweb III Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nussrallah Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. O’Ryan Ms. Elizabeth A. Ostuw Robin Ott Mr. and Mrs. Sudhir Pahwa Ms. Constance Partington Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pavlish James and Barbara Pelowski Mr. and Mrs. Jim Penjak Ms. Sheryl Petersen Mr. Carl Podwoski and Ms. Virginia Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Pomeroy Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund D Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quiggle Cindy and Ronald Rollins

Mr. Robert Runo Deborah and Kenneth Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Sabo Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Salada Mr. and Mrs. Joe Saliga Mr. James J. Sarosy Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Schach Robin and Andrew Schachat Hon. David and Michele Schroeder Ms. Debbie Smith Alicia and Bob Soss Mr. and Mrs. William E. Spatz Nancy and Kent Spelman Kathy and Scott Steffens Mr. and Mrs. Harlyn Stoltz Mrs. Diane Stricker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland Mrs. Sue Tackett-Cz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Talcott Luciano and Vincenza Tamaro Mrs. Jean P. Teller James and Carol Templeman Mrs. Louise Toutant Mrs. Frank Treco The Triple T Foundation Susan and John Turben Foundation Mrs. Debra Turopolac Mr. John Urbanick Mrs. F. Elaine Walter Mrs. Kay S. Wellman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Werman Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. White III Alton* and Helen Whitehouse Fred and Marilyn Wilder Mrs. Mareen Wolfe Mrs. Alice Worman Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Wright James and Kathleen Young

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Gifts In Kind We gratefully acknowledge the following donors who generously gave in-kind donations to Holden.

Aable Rents Co. Paul Abbey Constance Norweb Abbey The Academy Tavern Akron Aeros Anonymous Arborwear LLC Art of Cloth Doug Arthur Auburn Pointe Greenhouse Avalon Gardens Nursery B&B Construction and Tree Service Geoff Baker Ballantine Willoughby Sandy Barlett Beck Center for the Arts Mary Beck Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc. Billy’s A Cappelli’s Martini Bar Biochar Merchants Bixel Spa Blazing Bills Restaurant The Bonfoey Gallery Bortnick Tractor Sales, Inc. Boy Scout Troop 165 Bremec Garden Center Brotzman Nursery Bryant’s Forever Green Inc. Buckeye Perennials Buffalo Wild Wings Lyndhurst Burntwood Tavern Burton Floral & Garden C.K.s Steakhouse @ Quail Hollow Resort Cabanas Café Toscano Luke Case Beth and Bill Cassella Cedar Creek Grille Chapin Landscapes The Cheesecake Factory Chefs for Hire Catering Cincinnati Reds Cleats Club Seat Grille The Cleveland Indians The Cleveland Museum of Natural History The Cleveland Orchestra The Cleveland Play House (CPH) The Cleveland Pops Orchestra deceased*

Cleveland Whiskey, LLC Karen and Tony Colini The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Creative Woodcarvings Culinaire Pavane Curves on the Avenue Dahlia Society of Ohio Dairy Queen Dancing Sheep Davitino’s Restaurant De Nora Tech Debonne Vineyards Dick Kleinman Fine Art Gallery Lori Diemer Dodd Camera Down to Earth Pottery East Coast Original Frozen Custard Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Eddy’s Fruit Farm Gary Egner Dan Elliott Etna Ristorante Family Karate, Mentor Farrell House Lodge Ferrante Winery Fired-Up Catering LLC Fleet Feet Sports The Frame Center Gallery Friends of WomenSafe Inc. Joanie Fry Dawn Gettig Giant Eagle Giovanni Ristorante Grand Rivers Cellars Great Expectations Daylilies Great Lakes Cheese Great Lakes Theater The Greater Cleveland Aquarium Guarino’s Gusto! Ristorante Mrs. John A. Hadden Halle Bros. Geranium® Harry Buffalo Heidelberg Distributing Co. Heinen’s Hellriegel’s Inn Herman Losely & Sons Inc. Hooley House Sports Pub & Grille

Interlake Steamship Company J B Wood’n Craft J. Pistone Market and Catering John Palmer’s Bistro 44 Restaurant Kazmir Designs Kirtland City Tavern Klyn Nurseries Inc. Kridler Gardens Kyanan Packaging Ladies & Gentlemen Salon and Spa Lake County Captains Lake County Master Gardeners Lake Erie Monsters Lake Farmpark Lake/Geauga Woodworkers Club Maureen E. Landies Landscape Creations Nursery Laurello Vineyard Leaf’crete John Lillich Lockkeepers The Lodge & Conference Center at Genevaon-the-Lake Longo’s Lowe’s Greenhouses & Gift Shop M. J. Anthony & Assoc.

Mad Jack’s Grill & Pub Mad River Outfitters and Orvis Maple Ridge Garden Center Mario Fazio’s Market Street Inn and Bistro Match Works Tavern Maxi’s Ristorante The Melting Pot Metropolitan Market Michael Angelo’s Bakery Margaret Milbourn Joyce Miller Molinari’s Sally and John Morley Moxie The Restaurant MRLM Landscape Materials Mulberry Creek Herb Farm Noosa Bistro R. Henry Norweb III Tom Offutt Ohio Light Opera The Olive and The Grape

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Gifts In Kind We gratefully acknowledge the following donors who generously gave in-kind donations to Holden.

The Olive Scene Robin and Brian Ott Holly Pae Combes Carol and Roger Pae Michelle and Howard Pae Nancy Pae Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eliot Paine Patterson Fruit Farm The Pattie Group Inc. Perennials Preferred Inc. Petitti Garden Center Scott Philipp Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Pickle Bill’s Pier W The Pittsburgh Opera, Inc. Porthouse Theatre Quicken Loans Arena Radius Raintree Redhawk Grille Reserve House at St. Mary’s Revati Wellness and Thomas J. Morledge, M.D. Richey Industries, Inc. Rick’s Café Roberts Flower Supply John Rodewig Emery May Norweb Royall Rustic Forest LLC Sage’s Apples Saks Fifth Avenue Sammy’s Catering Inc. Schaefer Printing Scrambler Marie’s SephWood The Shady Nook Shaw Festival Theatre Lois Sheinfeld & Anthony Amsterdam Clara Sherwin Signature Events by Food for Thought Smole Garden Items Spice Kitchen & Bar The St. Paul Hotel Jean and Chuck Stephenson Stonewood Turnings Table 45 Restaurant and Bar deceased*

Teazer’s Hair Design Barbara Tercek Texas Roadhouse Thomas Hill Investment Services TJ’s on the Avenue Trattoria Umani Urban Growers Valenti’s Ristorante Hector Vega Village Martini & Wine Bars W. S. Yoe Nurseries, Inc. Walt Disney World Co. Washington Place Bistro & Inn Mike Watson Welshfield Inn The Westin Cincinnati Harold Wilborn Wild Birds Unlimited Willoughby Brewing Co. The Wine Reserve The Winking Lizard World Wines & Liquor Xpedx Xpress Printing Services, Inc.

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Holden Council Members Ian J. Adams Gay C. Addicott Robert L. Anderson Thomas D. Anderson Elizabeth H. Augustus Margot Farr Baldwin Malvin E. Bank Edith Jones Bastian David E. Beach Richard Beck Barbara Becker Paul Belanger James S. Bingay C. Perry Blossom Benjamin P. Bole Richard Holden Bole Charles P. Bolton Helen Butler William E. Butler Lucy Chamberlain Anthony J. Colini William E. Conway Dwight B. Corning Mary Crawford Samantha Crowley Michael J. Daly Guy L. Denny Dan Donaldson Dan Elliott Ann Esselstyn Betty A. Farenchak Marvin A. Feldstein Marcia Floyd Janice Focke Allen H. Ford Charles Fowler Frances Gale Robert I. Gale Shirley W. Gibson Pamela Goetsch Maureen Greicius Debra Hershey Guren Albert A. Hanes George B.P. Haskell Lawrence H. Hatch

deceased*

Janet W. Havener Marias Hawley John A. Hellman William F. Hendricks Jane Hieronymus Christopher P. Hitchcock Betty Hollister E. Dale Inkley Josephine Inkley Leslie W. Jacobs Walter E. Kalberer Pamela B. Keefe Joseph P. Keithley Charles Klaus Jennifer B. Langston David L. Lehmer Virginia Lindseth Louise Lister Maud Alison C. Long Robert J. Love Cathey Lozick Robert S. Lyons Jean Whitney Manning Jonathan P. Martin Ellen Mavec Ann H. McConnell F. Stevens McConnell S. Sterling McMillan Fran Meyers Margaret M. Milbourn Jennifer Moeller John C. Morley Betsi Morris Stephen C. Morris James Moyer Creighton B. Murch Judith C. Murch Robert B. Murch Latham W. Murfey Louise Tefaafana Murfey Raymond Murphy Jonathan P. Murray Lucia S. Nash Timothy L. Nichols David A. Noble

Mort November Lisa F. O’Brien Anthony S. Ocepek Thomas W. Offutt Michael Osborne Richard M. Osborne Gretta S. Pallister Leigh H. Perkins Haans K. Petruschke Thomas A. Quintrell Alfred M. Rankin Claiborne R. Rankin Albert B. Ratner Mary Margaret Rhoa George M. Rose Ken Roskos Gail J. Ruckel James B. Rucker Patricia Settlemire Marian K. Shaughnessy Barbara K. Sheffler Mimi Shenk Brian Sherwin Michael Sherwin David C. Skeggs Nathaniel T. Smith Mary Sposito Eva Stephans Nelson S. Talbott* Jane Ann Thornburgh Mark Tumeo John F. Turben Thomas V. H. Vail Barbara B. Webster Harvey B. Webster Lucy Ireland Weller Diane Welsh Frederick L. Wenham M. Conrad White Alton W. Whitehouse* Lois Wigton Margaret Wilson Elizabeth Winchell Alan D. Wright Theodore Yocom*

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Staff

The Holden Arboretum is grateful for the generous support of the community. Lack of space prevents our naming all the many friends and members whose support is vital to our daily operations.

As of Sept. 30, 2012 Administration

Communications

Clement W. Hamilton, president & CEO Brian Parsons Deborah Ryan

Cait Anastis Jackie Klisuric Vicki McDonald

Development

Guest Relations

Jim Pelowski, interim director Marianna Dostal Dawn Gettig Anna Pavisich Alicia Soss

Matt Armand Alison Calkins Maggie Day Julie Dougherty Kristie Hawley Mark Tryon Jacqueline Wolosonovich

Finance Jim Ansberry, director Michelle Miller

Facilities Al Picciano Keith Bartolovich John Cross Ricky Wilson

Information Technology Mark McAdams

Education & Public Programs Paul Spector, director Sharon Graper Tyler Hegenbarth Sue Swisher Becky Thompson Joy Totedo Marian Williams Vonna Vecchio

Mike Watson Gary Weinheimer Greg Wright

Human Resources Nancy Spelman, director Victoria Lindeman

Safety & Security David Frank, chief Fred Buettner Kevin Goodman Tony Piotrowski Jr. Brian Schoch

Lantern Court

Volunteers

Lynnette Capra Pattie Glavac

Robin Ott

Special Events Peg Weir

Horticulture & Conservation Roger Gettig, director Rick Anielski Rick Belding Tere Cole-Lang Toby Davidson Donna Fabiny Dawn Gerlica Lori Gogolin Ethan Johnson Chad Knisely Ann Rzepka Budziak Charles Tubesing

Research David Burke, chair Charlotte Hewins Steve Krebs Sarah Kyker Juliana Medeiros Kurt Smemo Jing Wang

Holden by the Numbers as of Sept. 30, 2013 If there was any doubt that Fiscal Year 2013 was a magical year for The Holden Arboretum, the numbers prove it.

Total number of visitors: 91,236

Number of adults taking tours, classes or hikes: 5,510

Number of member households: 6,261

Number of Goblins in the Garden: 3,288

Number of new trees planted: 167

Number of tree huggers at Arbor Day: 2,940

Number of shrubs, woody ground covers and vines: 3,629

Number of music lovers at garden concerts: 2,676

Number of herbaceous perennials and bulbs planted: 7,000+

Number of visitors attending all Holden events: 16,132

Number of students participating in Growing Students in Science: 12,683

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