Roslindale Village Main Street 2011 Annual Report
Roslindale, Massachusetts Roslindale Village Main Street |
Mission Statement The mission of Roslindale Village Main Street is to promote Roslindale Village as an appealing destination and the dynamic center of our community. As a nonpro it organization, we bring together local volunteers, businesses and public agencies to strengthen Roslindale Village’s vitality, appearance and unique local character.
Who we are Roslindale Village Main Street is a communitydriven and governed volunteer organization with one paid employee. We are Roslindale residents, business owners, and property owners with a common stake in supporting a vibrant and healthy neighborhood business district. We rely on participation from countless volunteers to provide the programs, services and events that help make Roslindale a great place to live and work.
Board of Directors 2011-2012
Darlene Donavan, Design Chair Steve Gag, President Lucy Galvan Sonia Garu i Seth Gitell Chris Lang, Secretary Jennifer Madar, Marketing Chair Jake Maliel, Economic Development Chair Vinny Marino, Founding Member Charlie McCarthy, Past President Luke Moran John Pierce, Treasurer Jaime Pullen, Farmers’ Market Co-Chair Elizabeth Sherva Elizabeth Swanson Rick Ward Sam Warren, Farmers’ Market Co-Chair Carter Wilkie, Past President Vernee Wilkinson, Vice President Glenn Williams, Past President
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Dear Friends, The past year was nothing short of exciting for Roslindale. We were named one of the Best Places to Live by Boston Magazine; had unprecedented media coverage from the likes of TV Diner, Chronicle, The Boston Globe and our local papers; and were once again featured nation-wide for Small Business Saturday. A lurry of new retail shops have opened their doors in our district, making Roslindale not only a destination but a place to spend the day, with 30 events year-round and dozens of retail locations to explore. 2011 was also a year of progress and innovation with new projects like the Summer Stroll series, featuring concerts in the park and promotions throughout the district; and the positive movement on the Roslindale Substation, a joint venture with Historic Boston, Incorporated. We experienced record levels of participation, with nearly 200 volunteers donating over 3,000 hours of service to the organization. The dedication of the volunteer-board boasted a steep $6,100 in contributions for the organization, in addition to the $20,000 brought in by resident and business supporters. Karen Kirchoff was honored as Volunteer of the Year, for her work spearheading the implementation of the organic lawn solution in Adams Park, and Tony’s Market received the award for Business of the Year for the longstanding support and participation in the community. It is through the tireless efforts of our volunteers, supporters and business community that we are able to achieve so much. As we close out the term on our strategic plan, we will begin to evaluate our progress, seek input from the community and continue to pursue initiatives that make Roslindale a great place to live, work, eat and thrive. Join us as we move into the next chapter for Roslindale and our organization! It is through a community-wide effort that we are able to achieve so much. Thank you for your ongoing support! Steve Gag Stephanie Cave President Executive Director Board of Directors
Economic Development
Investment in our Community
In 2011, we welcomed seven new businesses into the district, and provided direct assistance to ive businesses during their irst year. Overall, Roslindale Village saw an increase of 30 net new jobs and a vacancy rate of less than 3% in 2011. Over 125 referrals or direct assistance was provided to business owners for technical assistance resources including designs, marketing, legal and permitting issues and inancing. Much of this success is due to the efforts of the RVMS Economic Development Committee, which conducted targeted outreach promoting Roslindale to potential new businesses, providing information and assistance to twelve prospective businesses considering Roslindale as a location. In an effort to bolster the important element of local investment in our district, a homeowner outreach initiative was also implemented this year. In order to better support foot traf ic in our district, RVMS invested $3,100 to secure a lease for MBTA parking lot on Saturdays during the Farmers’ Market season, alleviating parking congestion in Roslindale Village during peak times. In November, RVMS and Historic Boston, Inc. submitted a joint proposal to the Boston Redevelopment Authority for Rendering of Roslindale Substation, photo courtesy of the revitalized substation to Taylor & Burns host communal events, including a Winter Farmers’ Market and Catered-Event Center, and are now awaiting approval to advance to the next planning stage.
Business Networking
In April, RVMS hosted a networking breakfast workshop attended by more than 25 business owners and other community members, which focused on “Business Financing in Uncertain Times.” Given the challenging economic climate, the goal of the gathering was to discuss lending options for small businesses. A panel of experts from The Cooperative Bank, ACCION USA and local resident and retired business owner, Odessa Piper, offered a wide range of insight on inancing options to attendees.
Mayor Menino with Marla’s Obsession Owners Tricia Adams, Marla McRae & Melissa Adams
“Roslindale Village Main Street was an excellent resource to the Marla’s Obsession team. We irst visited the Main Street Of ice during our initial search for a retail space in Roslindale. They kept in touch with us and kept us abreast of all the vacant retail spaces. The organization was very helpful in suggesting that we speak with other business owners to get a feel for the business district and how well we would it in the district, making our transition to Roslindale Village very smooth.” Tricia Adams, Marla McRae & Melissa Adams, Owners Marla’s Obsession
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Design & Streetscape Design & Technical Assistance Provided
The RVMS Design Committee has dedicated its expertise to shaping Roslindale Village into an attractive and vibrant cosmopolitan hub. RVMS provided 1-1 design assistance to fourteen businesses for privately funded storefront improvements, interior design and window displays. Business packets were enhanced with current resources on green business practices and provided clari ication of the Restore grant process. Also, in an effort to provide consistent marketing system graphics for commercial signs in Roslindale Village, a lease poster was designed in consultation with City of Boston-sponsored renovation of the Taft Hill Lot.
Enhancing the Streetscape
RVMS Holiday Lights on display in Adams Park and throughout the business district.
Design Committee members have also been busy on the ground-level to showcase Roslindale Village as one of Boston’s premiere pedestrianfriendly destinations. Committee member and Architect, Sam Dennis, supervised the reconstruction of the brick sidewalks around the village. Last June, Committee Chair, Darlene Donovan worked with Common Boston in conjunction with the BSA to give a walking tour to thirty participants, most of whom had never been to Roslindale. In order to keep our district looking its best during the warmer months, RVMS organized 35 volunteers for a Roslindale Village neighborhood clean-up during Boston Shines in April. Also, a partnership was built with Roslindale Green and Clean to make $4,000 in an organic lawn treatment to rejuvenate the grass in Adams Park. As a means to brighten the Village during the holiday season, RVMS installed LED holiday lights and decorations on 113 lampposts throughout the district with funds raised through A Taste of Roslindale. Yearly installations, maintenance and storage costs for holiday lights add up to about $10,000 annually. Artist George Greenamyer working on Traffic. A considerable amount of effort has gone into the ongoing initiative to build a cohesive and unique visual identity for the business district through signage and public art. In early Spring, a custom-designed sign was installed in Adams Park as a means to provide a friendly welcome to the district. Recently, RVMS received approval to begin fabrication for a public wind-driven sculpture by artist George Greenamyer at the Belgrade-Corinth intersection. Funding for the $100,000+ project is provided by generous grants from the New England Foundation for the Arts and the Browne Fund, and grassroots fundraising by the RVMS Public Art Council. The sculpture will be installed in 2012. Also slated for 2012 is an exciting proposal to the MBTA for the Robert Street Bridge Lighting Project, which includes plans to illuminate the bridge, creating a stunning gateway into the district. 4 | Roslindale Village Main Street
Marketing & Promotion Roslindale Village Main Street sponsored 30 promotional events in Roslindale Village, including the new Summer Stroll series, which collectively attracted over 60,000 visitors to the business district in 2011. The organization also published or leveraged more than 30 feature articles in local media promoting Roslindale Village, including the Boston Globe; Boston Herald; WBZ-TV; WBUR; BNN; the Roslindale/West Roxbury Transcript; Bulletin Newspapers; JP Gazette; Patch and Roslindale Shopper. Notably, Roslindale Village was featured on NECN’s TV Diner and WCVB TV’s Chronicle.
We feel as much a part of the Roslindale community as other lifelong residents, even though we've only lived here for 2 years. The events in the square really put us into the spirit of each season, especially the Holiday Wander and the Farmers’ Market. The lively atmosphere makes these events a fun- illed way to spend our time. —Bess Frost, Resident
A Taste of Roslindale
RVMS’ annual Taste of Roslindale bene it, held at St. Nectarios Church in Roslindale Village, maintained impressive momentum in its 5th year, with 21 restaurants participating and a sold-out attendance for the second year in a row. More than 85 businesses and local organizations supported the Taste through sponsorships and in-kind donations, and over 500 people attended the tasting event, which raised over $20,000 to support Roslindale Village Main Street and the Roslindale Food Pantry.
Seven Star Street Bistro owner Chris Lin serves up a delectable dish at the Taste of Roslindale
Roslindale Farmers’ Market
Fresh In The Village block prints sold at the market.
The 2011 season of the Roslindale’s Farmers’ Market was one of the most robust and vibrant neighborhood markets in the city, bringing an average of 2,200 customers to the business district weekly, peaking at a record 3,000. With eight farms and an average of 22 vendors every week, along with live music and kids’ activities, the market has become a weekly community gathering spot and word -of-mouth destination for surrounding communities. More than 75% of customers surveyed patronize other businesses in the district when they come to the Farmers’ Market. Twenty-two district businesses participated in the Farmers’ Market in 2011 as vendors, advertisers, or participants in our coupon book.
Local residents Odessa Piper, Holly St. Clair and Eric Lewandowski partnered with RVMS to produce hand-made block print recipe card series Fresh in the Village. The series linked twelve independently owned specialty food shops in Roslindale Village with the Farmers’ Market in Adam’s Park, raising over $1,500 to bene it Roslindale Village Main Street Farmers’ Market and the Charles Sumner Elementary School.
Personal Chef Lester Esser and Chef Odessa Piper teamed up to host a cooking demo at the RVMS Farmers’ Market
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Marketing & Promotions First Class Pass to Roslindale
In conjunction with the Bay State Model Railroad Museum’s popular annual Spring Open House, RVMS partnered with 15 district businesses to create a “First Class Pass to Roslindale Village,” a train ticket with “stops” around the Village that invited the Museum’s hundreds of visitors to explore the business district. Over 500 passes were distributed by RVMS volunteers, drawing foot traf ic directly into shops and restaurants throughout the weekend.
The synergy between the community, businesses and RVMS has been the mainstay of the Main Street program, as we have experienced it. This positive energy has brought the level of activity, acceptance, and cooperation in Roslindale to even greater heights and spurred incredible excitement. - Deb & Tony DeBenedictis, Tony’s Market
Egg Hunt Our annual egg hunt drew a record crowd this year, with 1,000 kids and adults locking to Adams Park to welcome the Spring, participate in the annual Egg Toss and Bunny Hop races, and hunt for the 5,000 eggs hidden by volunteers around the park. Mayor Menino and Mr. Bunny presided over the festivities, and the Roslindale Arts Alliance hosted a crafts table. Shoppers enjoy an evening in Roslindale during the Summer Stroll in July.
Summer Stroll through Roslindale Village Twenty-two local merchants and restaurants partnered to launch the irst annual Summer Stroll: a six-week long weekly Thursday evening stroll through Roslindale Village. This event was coordinated in conjunction with the City of Boston’s Summer Concert Series in Adams Park drawing upwards of 500 people into Roslindale Village to take advantage of promotions, free activities and live music.
Small Business Saturday
As part of a national promotion to support independent small merchants during the holiday season, Roslindale Village was selected again this year by American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of the featured “small business neighborhoods” nationwide. With support from AmEx, RVMS sponsored a district-wide Small Biz Saturday raf le, with about 75 business participants. The campaign led individual merchants to offer their own promotions, and attracted signi icant media attention to Roslindale during the holiday season. Along with Mayor Menino, SBA Administrator Karen Mills also visited Roslindale Village, participating in the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for new boutique, Minerva’s Owl. 6 | Roslindale Village Main Street
Local residents check out information during Small Business Saturday in November 2011.
Tree Lighting
Mayor Menino, SBA Administrator Karen Mills, RVMS and President Steve Gag kick off tree lighting.
A beloved community tradition, the 27th annual tree lighting ceremony brought thousands to Adams Park to ring in the holiday season on Thanksgiving weekend. The crowds enjoyed treats donated from local bakeries; hot chocolate provided by the Lodge of Elks, who also arranged for Santa’s annual visit by iretruck; and entertainment Blackstone Valley Brass Band. Children created ornaments for the community tree at a table sponsored by the Roslindale Arts Alliance. This year’s Tree Lighting also highlighted Small Business Saturday as a district-wide event.
Holiday Window Display Contest
More than 30 businesses participated in a city-wide window display contest this year. Shoppers and community members voted to award Sebastian’s Barber Shop First Place in Overall Design, with Centre Cuts coming in Second and Trethewey Brothers a close Third. Congratulations to Colorwheel Collection winning in the category of “Best Use of Store Product” in the window display. Sebastian's Barber Shop, 1st Place Winner of Window Holiday Wander Decorating Contest. Thirty-one local merchants, restaurants and community groups collaborated with RVMS to organize the third annual Holiday Wander through Roslindale Village, a month-long weekly Thursday evening stroll featuring extended hours and special free events at shops around the Village, as well as live music, special events, and other district-wide highlights each week.
Rozzie is a trip back to how community was intended to be. Local and sustainable. What a pleasure it is to walk to the village and encounter local business owners and community members who are one in the same. Roslindale comes alive through its events, from the farmers’ market to the summer stroll. One of our favorite things to do as a family is to walk down the village and visit the various store fronts to get the best produce, meats, bread, wine, cheese and the perfect gift for that special occasion. —Nate Harris, Resident
RVMS Holiday Party
In the spirit of community and gratitude, Roslindale Village Main Street hosted a holiday party at the Emerald Society, with nearly 150 people in attendance. Outgoing president Carter Wilkie was honored for his service, and outgoing board members Erin Lyons, Lisa DePietro and Cathy McCarthy were all honored for their service on the board.
Kim Patch and Eric Smalley perform at the RVMS Holiday Party.
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Financial Information Roslindale Village Main Street receives funding from both the private and public sector, including the Citizens Bank Foundation, City of Boston, and Business, Resident and other sponsorships. It is through the generosity of our supporters that we are able to fund a diverse range of programs, activities and events each year.
How we are funded
Where it goes
Breakout of Marketing & Events expenses
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Business Supporters Thank you to all of the businesses and institutions for supporting our work in 2011. 140 local businesses and institutions partnered with RVMS through member donations, sponsorships, in-kind donations, and collaboration on promotional events. Financial contributions from our business supporters made up nearly a quarter of our annual revenue in 2011. Foundations & Grants The Browne Fund The Food Project MA Department of Agricultural Resources New England Foundation for the Arts Centre Cuts Salon & Spa Owners Edna O’Malley and Terry Fitzgerald Major Sponsors ($25,000+) Citizens Bank The City of Boston RVMS Sponsors ($10,000+) The Cooperative Bank RVMS Sponsors ($5,000+) Stavros Frantzis RVMS Sponsors ($1,000+) Bank of America Blue Hills Savings Bank Dunkin’ Donuts Hebrew Senior Life Roslyn Associates RVMS Sponsors ($500+) Comcast Centre Cuts Salon and Day Spa Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen Roche Brothers Verizon RVMS Sponsors ($250+) Ace Auto & Plate Glass Boston Cheese Cellar Dr. Richard Spagnuolo & Dr. Robert O’Neill Krupa Insurance Linda Burnett, Realtor Old Bostonian Realty Roslindale Board of Trade Trethewey Brothers Waves Car Wash West Roxbury Patch RVMS Sponsors ($100+) Birch Street House & Garden
Boston City Councilor Rob Consalvo Clay Auto Center El Chavo Mexican Products Harrison Refrigeration Higgins Funeral Home Karen Kirchoff Acupuncture & Herbs Pet Cabaret Roslindale Branch Library Roslindale Community Center Roslindale Hardware Sebastian’s Barber Shop Sophia's Grotto State Representative Jeffrey Sanchez Yoga for You Business Partners Allandale Farm ABCD South Side Head Start Alex Liquors Bay State Model Railroad Museum Bel Lounge Cuisine Binta's African Hair Braiding Birch Flower Shop Birch Street Bistro Blue Star Restaurant Boston Balloon Events Boston Beer Co. Boston College Boston Lodge of Elks #10 Brickhouse Café Café Rialto Chef Lester Esser Charles River Church Clay Auto Center Colorwheel Collection Corrib Pub & Restaurant Dandelions Del ino Diane's Bakery Emerald Society Fornax Bread Co Greater Roslindale Medical Center Greek International Market Greening Rozzie Hercules Press Himalayan Bistro Huntington Theatre Company J&P Cleaners J.B. Clothing Shop Jay's Jewelers JB Edward Uniform Company Jean's Ultimate Performance Salon Jimmies Ice Cream & Sandwiches Joanne Rossman Kim Foley MacKinnon Linens by Alice MacArthur Farm Masona Grill Matimba Columbian Art
Minerva's Owl MJ's Sub & Pizza New England Eye Roslindale Northnode One on One Eye Care Open Doors Yoga Studio Paul Lymneos Insurance Agency Platt, Anderson & Freeman Architects Pleasant Café Pofcher, DiScullo & Petruzziello Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen Quality Meat Market Redd's In Rozzie Rental Depot Richard Alvord Romano’s Pizzeria & Taqueria Ron's Automotive Roslindale Arts Alliance Roslindale Congregational Church Roslindale Fish Market Roslindale Green & Clean Roslindale WIC Roslyn Management Salon A Sarida Sebastians Unisex Salon Select Café Seven Star Street Bistro Seymour Green's Shaw's Supermarket Solera - A Shrine to Wine Sons of Italy St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church Steps to Wellness Chiropractic Sugar Baking Co. & Restaurant Sullivan's Pharmacy Symphony Barbers TableCritic, Inc. The Pet Cabaret The Phoenix Collective The Sign Post The Village Market The Wapo Taco Thrift Shop of Boston Tony's Market Travel by Judie Leon Vouros Pastry Shop Wallpaper City, Inc Waves Car Wash West on Centre Winnie's Skincare Salon Yoga for You Bolded Names indicate Taste of Roslindale Participant or Sponsor
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Resident Supporters
Thank you to all resident supporters. We received donations from 515 households in 2011, 35% of whom were irst-time contributors to Roslindale Village Main Street. Additionally, over 200 volunteers contributed more than 3,000 hours of service to our community in 2011. Supporters ($500+) Gregory & Jeannette Tobin Jaime Pullen & Michael Blasnik Rick Ward Steve Gag & Laura Gang Chris & Loretta Williams Jake & Katie Maliel Carter & Allison Wilkie Supporters ($50+) Ellen Abdow Supporters ($200+) Tina & Heath Alva Tom Donahue Maria Alvarado Darlene Donovan & Eoin Reilly Lay-Hong Ang Karen Kirchoff Susan Moon Applegate Sam Warren & Betsy Hinkle Kasey and Samuel Appleman Dale Archer & Beth Beighlie Supporters ($100+) Ricardo Austrich and Douglas Creed Anna Marie Alvarado Beth & Mark Bauer Matthew Anderson Harvey Bidwell and Nancy Binner Christian Atwood & Susan O'Bell Marie Birdsall Gilles & Reagan Bissonnette Frank Blanchard & Judy Coughlin Phyllis Bluhm Catherine & Ronald Bosch Alexander Bourgeois & Emily Anesta John Bowen & Carol Mostow Julia Brant Mallory Brown & Scott Pingeton Rita & Pauline Gray Briody Sally Bunch & Stephen McCarthy Craig Campagna Linda Burnett Richard & Joyce Chal in Jody Burr & Andrew Innes Jenny Chay Barbara Cevallos Maria Cifuentes Christine Cignoli Lauren and Robb Corduck Miles Coiner Cheryl Crawford Constance and Joseph Colucci Joseph DePonte III Carolyn Corcoran Abby Detweiler Ken & Jan Cunningham Lisa DiPietro Andrew Delaski & Audrey Richardson Haley Freeman & Stephanie Cave Josephine DellaPenna Kathleen & Douglas Fuda Leah Denlinger & John Burger Clifton Gaskill Katherine Dibble Doreet Goldhaber & Robert Gehret Steven & Eileen Dietzel Graham Grif ith & Rainey Tisdale Franklin Einspruch Emily Haber Cleata Erskine-McBride Malik & Amy Hansen Jennifer Fahy Andy Hollinger & Kris Liberman Michael Fitzgerald Denis Leger and Marc Jacobs Kathy Fitzgerald & Bill Rounseville Susan Forti & Robert Houlihan Daniel & Ebele Johnson Mary Ellen and Lawrence Spiegel Foti Rev. Msgr. Francis Kelley Jason Freitas Adam Kessel & Rachele Rosi Amalia Gadenz Ilene Klein Terese Galuszka Chris & Gayle Lang Amy Gitlin Barbara Lottero Brian & Jennifer Goldson Erin Lyons Bob and Carol Gracia Jennifer & Todd Madar Roger Graybill Doug Matthews & Sarah Lamitie Bill Greally & Elaine Ng Cathy McCarthy Judy Grindeland John McGuire Scott Heim & Michael Lowenthal Kristin McSwain Ann Hill Nancy Mulligan Karen & David Hinchen Max Nibert & Jane Staunton Christopher J. Paquette & Elizabeth A. Nicole Hinds Whall Evelyn Houston Ken & Rebecca Phillips Polly Hubbard David Hamilton & Kelley Ray Debbie, Doug & Lily Katz Anne Kelly & Adam Reeves Carol Katz & Ginny Cutting Paul Romary & Phil Croteau Ryan & Marissa Kelley Angelo Scaccia Theresa Kim Keith Shields Scott Kirschner & Alexa Pinard Fenwick Smith Gary Koller Laurie Sparks Chris & Laura Kollett Holly St. Clair & Eric Lewandowski Laurence Kranich Anne & Jerry Sullivan Victoria and Jay Lane & Jay Bordage
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Nancy Leask Mira Levinson & Tim Obetz David Markunas Christopher Markunas Charlie McCarthy & Terry Fitzgerald James T. McGuinness D.J. Mink Michael & Mary Moniz Monika Montrymowicz Joseph Morris Suzanne Mrozak Lisa Nazzaro & Family Barbara O'Connor Stephen Peckiconis & Dona Nicholas Janice Peneno & Colleen Fisher Nina Vansuch & Dave Ratcliffe Jeremy Raymondjack & Janet Merna Lucinda Ringer Mike Rosbottom & Heidi Snyder Karen Seif & Christine Sanni Kristen Simmons Diane Syverson Vic Terawskyj Joel & Rachel Thompson Russ & Abby Todia Tom Udale Mary Jane Van Tassell Barry & Susan Wante David Wean & Cynthia Zabin Christine Wenc Meredith West Vernee Wilkinson Andrea & Joanna Woelfel-Lawrence Lulu Young Cynthia Zawadski Supporters ($25+) Bana Abubakar Donna Adame Paivi Albaiti Doris Alberts Deb Allen & Andi Sabaroff Celdra Allen-Harding Richard Alvord and Elizabeth Stearns Tim Andrews & Kyra Fries Esmael & Alex Ansari Katie Ansbro Dana Arnaboldi Ann K. Arnold Clare Asmussen Ken Aubert Elias Awad Rosaline Babagbemi Sarah Babb & Eddy Torez Janice & Stephen Babcock Selom & Barbara Badohu Eleanor Baker Gina Barile Jane & Matt Baronas Edward Barrett Marian Barrett Margaret Basile Mary Bavis Larry Bayer Diane Beaulieu
J.J. Beers & M.A. O'Neal Wayne Beitler & John Vogel Toimothy & Sara Belk Adis Marie Benitez Virginia Berman Carolyn Bess Irma Betancourt Jane Bickford Jane & Fred Bieber Denise Bland-Pointek Debora Bloom Fiona Blythe Nan & William Blythe Elizabeth Bodkin & Ian Bagley Rebecca & Anthony Boissaye Carrie Boyd Sister Nancy Braceland Patricia Bray Emilie and Jonathan Bruno Richard Bunbury & Rev. Claudius Nowinski Mary Ellen Burns Robert Burton Amelia Bye Guerry & Kathleen Byers Conor Byrne & Kate Vaughan Plinio and Silvana Cabrera Lillian & Patrick Cahill Mary Callahan Charles Capone Jane Casamajor Laura Catanzaro Joan & Thomas Cavanaugh Jonathan & Melissa Celli Frank Cespedes & Bonnie Costello Beth Chandler & Jill Seaman Joelle Chateauneuf Annina Chiarini Loretta Chmura Adrianna & Antonio Cillo Mrs. Margaret Clancy Anne & Alan Coakley Christine Conlon Leo Connell Leslie Connelly Michael & Rosaleen Coppola Dennis Costello Patricia Costello Andrea Costello & Chris Burke Dolores Costello & James Johnson John Covert & Emily Harris Gertrude Cowan Alisa Coyle Jeff Coyne & Joan Linden Luz N. Cruz Ann & John Cushing David Czekanski Alexandra Dailey Joseph Davey Talya & Yana Davis Michael Davison Bradley Day Dario Deceno Maureen Devine Mary Ann Dezieck
Patrick DiCarlo Virginia Dickie Robert Diettrich Jean Donahue Mrs. John F. Donnell Margaret & Richard Doughty Diane Carter Duggan & Richard Duggan Elizabeth Dwyer Ellen Dyer James Engler Brian Engler Marie Esposito Lisa Evans Raymond Falke & Celena Illuzzi Phoebe Fallon Umi and Mike Farrell Deborah Farrell-Smith Michael Felony & Lizbeth Kowalczyk Don & Jane Fennell Louise Ferguson Judy Flam & George Urlich Mary Flanagan & Thomas Shay Karla & Alexander Fleming Sarah Fogerty Kenneth & Jessica Forton Lisa Foulger Julie & Bob Frattaroli Allison & Paul Friedmann Brian & Kelly Gallagher Rachel Galli David Gallogly Donna & Vasilios Gatsoulis Stephanie Geis Alex & Nancy Geourntas Joseph Germain Brad Gerratt & Susan Powers Albert and Donna Gillis John and Louise Gilmore Eileen Giorgio Pam Besold & Kim Godsoe Katie Goldring Alyson & Jason Goodrow Diane L. Graffam Karen Graham Jane Greer Susan Grif in Barbara Grzonka Debra Grzywacz & Jodie Shzapiro Joseph Guanci & Ted Adamson Luis Guevara Richard Haddad Jeanne Handy Michael Hannon Paul & Margot Hardiman Elizabeth & Jason Harris Elaine Harris Tatiek Hartoyo Fran Hauck Heather Hawkins & Elizabeth McDowell Catherine Hayes Virginia F. Healy Kimberly and Robert Hermesch Eric Hess Judith Hobin Louella Hoffman Rita & Joseph Hohmann Mark Holman & Deb Kelemen Kara Holmquist Elinor Horner Sara Hosmer Mary Alice Howard
Mary Howard & Steve Mooney Anne Howarth Raymond E. Hoyt Sr. Liz Hughes Rick Hyman & Patty Cartwright Alexandra Hyszczak Michelle Intravaio Linda Jackson Catherine Johannessen Esther Johnson Kathleen Joint & James Zeitler Jami Jordan & Michael Luke Stephen & Eleanor Joyce Judy Kanter & Milton Kotelchuck Edward & Kathleen Keddie Margaret Keddie Charles Keith James A. Kelley Eileen & Michael Kelliher Simone Kernizan Meenakshi Khanna James Kilday Elizabeth & Matthew Killorin Deborah Kirrane Mica Knapp Janice Koenig Chester Kozikowski & Eric Madsen Josh & Rena Kramer Dawn Kramer & Stephen Buck Kenneth & Lora Kudisch Katherine Kunz Andrew Kuznicki Ha Melissa Lai Mary Lennon Rachel Lerner Jane Lewis Coppelia Liebenthal and Nathan Pyritz Maureen Maher Sean Mannion Andrew G. Mantel Jennifer Marden Sarah Markell Carla Maroun Donna & Bruce Marshall Erin Martinez Alan Mason Bob Mason & Chet Smith III Carol Burridge Massa Joan and Dick Matulis Maria Mazzeo Charles & Michelle McAfee Phil McAlary & Holly Clarke-McAlary Cheryl McCaffrey Mary Ann McCulley Mary McDonagh Jim & Kathy McGovern Kelly & Denis McKeeney Dan and Mary McKeeney George McManus Elizabeth McNichols Deb Beatty Mel Lucy Merrill-Hills Sheila Metcalf Dennis Michaud & Nancy Lorenz Mary Ann Millsap Lillian & Joseph Mirabella Heather & Nathan Miselis Seth Mitchell Peter Monius & Melissa Robbins Cynthia & John Monteiro Aileen Montour Thelma Moore Ray & Cynthia Morin
Marie A. Mulloy Bill & Avis Murphy Moira Murphy Ann T. Murphy Margaret Murtagh Helen Nichols Debra Nowak Amy & Eric Oalican Kim O'Byrne Diane O'Connell Julia O'Connor Lawrence and Anne Ollen-Smith Edna & John O'Malley David O'Neill Angela Pacitto George & Terry Pagliuca Colleen & Jason Palmer Patricia Palmiere & Amy West Mary Palombi Tina Papadinoff Jennifer Park & William Hahn Marlena & Schuyler Parker William Paschal Antonio Peccia Richard & Adria Pepp Linda Perrotto & Paul Kelly Rosina Perry Rita Proulx Deborah Putnam & Bernadette Murphy Elizabeth Ransom Elizabeth Rasmussen Tim Raycroft & Noelle Cocoros Estelle Regolsky Heather Reynolds & Sean Heming John Ristuccia Val Roberts Susan Roberts Lisa Roberts Gregorio Rodriguez Dennis & Anne Rogers Adam Rogoff & Rachel Walchak Carol Rosensweig & Charlene Grant Katya Rosenzweig Phil Ross & Nancy Horowitz John Rudnicki Jon & Ellen Rudzinski Jennifer Rugg & Peter Blakc Kristin Russo Kevin Scho ield Gary & Gail Schubert Molly & Nicholas Sebo Edward Seferian & Noemi Zakarian Mitchell Sendrowitz & Daniel Mauk Thomas Sheerin Bethann Sheridan Elizabeth & Richard Sherva Jillian Shipherd Herbert & Alice Siders Barbara Siletsky Jean Simas Basil Slavin Anthony & Dorothy Slowe Philip & Dorothy Smedile Peter Smith & Jodi Schmidt Chris Solorzano Wilson St. Pierre John & Carolyn Stazinski Deborah Stein Dean Stevens Thomas Stratis Cheryl & Joseph Straut David and Laura Stubbart Raphael Sulkovitz
Lara Sullivan Mary Sullivan Mrs. Anthony Susi Jean Sutherby James & Therese Sweeney Steven & Joanna Sweeney Alice Synnott Martin Taylor Olga Teebagy The Abbott Family Martha & Tim Thompson Gretchen & Charles Thompson Robert Tumposky Anna Utech Carlo Valentin Derek vanBeever & Ashley Anderton Alan Varteresian Anastasia Vassos & Gary Koeppel Eileen Verderico Michael & Maureen Vinal James & Patricia Vlachos Anton Vrame Gary & Cynthia Walat Margaret Wallace & Sandy Anderson William & Patricia Walsh David & Cyrilla Walsh Rosemary Walton Lisa Ward Hannah Ward Robert Ward Stacy Waters Mariela & Tom Welch David Wells Michael Wells III Marie-Noel Westgate Sarah A. Whalen Joanne Whitaker Cindy Whitcome Joe White Lucy Williams & Faith Perry C. Donald Wilson Eugene and Eleanor Woelfel Elana Wolkoff & Peter Holladay Lou Wollrab Coors Wright Althea Wright Cassandra Xanthos Michelle Yee & Wes Wong Freida Yoder Melvin & Ruth Young Edmund & Luz Zabin James H. Zigmont Ellyn Zitzer
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