2013/2014 Annual Report
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Board of Trustees’ Message Administrators’ Statement College of Teachers’ Report Treasurer’s Report Parent Guild Report Boosters Report Class of 2014: Post High School Plans Community & Development Thank You To Our Donors
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Board of Trustees’ Message
Lawrence Olson, 2013/2014 Board President
Board of Trustees Grant Baker Brian Bertossa Paul Carlson Michael Fields Dave Herbert James Meier Lawrence Olson Srikant Radhakrishnan Kurt Reisig Dani Roth Jill Rulon Isabelle Tabacot Craig West Daniel Whitney
PHOTOS BY KAMILO BUSTAMANTE (’13)
The 2013/2014 academic year tested our community as we dealt with the death of a student, staff changes, and a deficit budget. From adversity comes purpose – an examination of what we hold dear; a commitment to work together for the betterment of our school and surroundings; an awakening to moving into our future. As we launch into the accreditation self-study and school-wide strategic planning, the challenges of the past year have strengthened us for the years ahead. The Board of Trustees expresses its gratitude to all who contributed in so many ways to the Sacramento Waldorf School.
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Administrators’ Statement 2013-14 was a poignant year. With a senior dying by suicide in the early fall, the school chose to examine the many intricacies of the program. We began to see ourselves more as a whole school. The Administration, the Board of Trustees, and the College of Teachers worked diligently to foster communication and healing for the entire community.
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During the year, we developed our High School International Student program, the Lower School Remedial Support Program, and the Early Childhood Department’s nature exploration. With our community, we have many terrific resources and continue to have a dynamic program because of the diversity and generosity that defines it. Julie MacArthur, Lower School Coordinator Marcela Iglesias, High School Coordinator Paul Carlson, Administrator
College of Teachers’ Report College of Teachers
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The College of Teachers leads the pedagogical and spiritual life of the school. College of Teachers members are experienced faculty and staff who offer this extra commitment to the school. The College of Teachers met regularly with the Board of Trustees to discuss the administrative structure and to maintain open channels of communication. Each meeting begins with study. In reconnecting to our purpose, the College continued studying Towards the Deepening of Waldorf Education: Excerpts from the Work of Rudolf Steiner Essays and Documents. We have found the book to be especially useful to help guide us through the emotionally challenging 2013/2014 year. Continuing the College’s review of school-wide programs, Movement, Math, Eurythmy, and Early Childhood were discussed and presented. We continue re-enlivening the curriculum to meet the needs of children today, guided by the indications of Rudolf Steiner.
Jody Arthur Marion Downey Nicole Fields Ann Landgraf Valerie Leksich Michelle Loftus-Gold Julie MacArthur John Petering Megan Sullivan Isabelle Tabacot
Jody Arthur, Teacher, Class of 2022
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Treasurer’s Report Sacramento Waldorf School had a budget deficit of approximately $35,000. This cash draw was paid from cash reserves of approximately $650,000. Of note, this year we paid down our long term debt by $237,000 and we hired for the first time an investment advisor to manage our quarter of a million dollar endowment. Craig West, Board Treasurer
OPERATING REVENUE & EXPENSES Gross Tuition and Fees Development Income Program Income Facility Rental Other & Interest
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INCOME SUBTOTAL Financial Aid & Discounts
$5,499,117 $335,070 $328,149 $39,865 -$81,260 $6,120,941 -$1,210,202
TOTAL INCOME $4,910,739 Academic & Student Programs $3,467,767 Administration & Support Services $823,173 Facilities $794,483 TOTAL EXPENSES
$5,085,423
Parent Guild Report
Pollyanna Cooper-LeVangie, Parent Guild Chair
WRK / Siobhan Truesdale RRK / Evelyn Ellis 1st / Sharon Bertossa 2nd / Ed Day 3rd / Mario Pineda & Billy Stimson 4th / Jennifer Hemmen 5th / Terri Stewart & Linda Gravelle 6th / Allison Cooper & Katie Day 7th / Fred DeLeon 8th / Susan Hixson 9th / Robin Gow 10th / Janaé Olson 11th / Sadhna Ram & Madhu Ram 12th / Mooniek Seebregts BOT / Grant Baker PAL / Dani Roth Staff Rep / Miriam Greenberg Harvest Faire Chair / Elsa Dooling PG Chair / Pollyanna Cooper-LeVangie
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Each year the Guild coordinates Harvest Faire, an event that brings our school and the community-atlarge together for a day of fun. Once again, Harvest Faire 2013 was a tremendous success raising more than $12,000. These funds support the school in numerous ways, whether it’s contributing to a facility need, paying the fees for guest speakers, or buying supplies or equipment for special programs. All SWS parents are members of the Parent Guild and are welcome to attend the monthly meetings held in the school library.
Parent Guild Reps
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The SWS Parent Guild helps to foster the school’s sense of community through a variety of good works. Parents’ generous offering of skills and talent are channeled by the Guild into volunteer support for hospitality at many school functions, faculty/staff appreciation luncheons, and coordination of the school-wide lost and found.
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2013/2014 Waves Boosters The 2013/2014 season was an exciting one for the SWS Booster Club. We saw growth throughout our sports program with the addition of high school and middle school mountain biking teams, and a middle school baseball squad. The number of student athletes participating in our sports programs increased, as did Booster Club membership. All of our teams made strides during the course of their season, including playoffs and two league titles – CrossCountry and Ski Team – and the future looks bright. The Booster Club supported these efforts with sales of t-shirts and stadium cushions, as well as membership dues. Thank you for supporting our student athletes! Go Waves!
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Wendy Gittleman and Dan Ghiorso, Booster Club Co-Chairs
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SECTION: Sac-Joaquin LEAGUE: Central Valley California League DIVISION: V
INDIVIDUAL STUDENT ATHLETE ACCOMPLISHMENTS BOYS’ SOCCER Dylan Reisig - 1st Team All-League Bruce Iverson - 1st Team All-League Cassio Mariscotti - 2nd Team All-League GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Aubree Kolas - 2nd Team All-League Cross Country WOMEN CVCL TEAM CHAMPION Mary DeAquino - All League Whitley Rummel - All-League Aubree Kolas - All-League Jonathan Frouws - All-League GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Lillian Olson - 1st Team All-League
BOYS BASKETBALL Dylan McElligott - 1st Team All-League Landon Wetterstrom - 2nd Team All-League SKI TEAM Maya-Nika Bewley - All League Cooke McGee - All League Arielle Harvey - All League Curtis Trueblood - All League GIRLS’ SOCCER Aubree Kolas - 2nd Team All-League Kayla Roy - 2nd Team All-League BASEBALL Kyle Poch - 2nd Team All-League
Class of 2014 Post High School Plans The SWS seniors worked hard this year, and they deserve special recognition for their effort, strength, and perseverance. The class of 2014 brings a wide range of talents, interests, and plans. In addition, the class earned a total of $1,086,500.00 in merit awards toward college tuition. Congratulations to all of the seniors! MATTHEW BEAVER: Doing gap semester, then attending community college with plans to transfer to a university. MAYA-NIKA BEWLEY: Doing a gap year interning in Theatre with intention to study in London. Deferred enrollment at Muhlenberg College for fall 2015 in the Theatre program. MARGARET BISHOP: Attending UC Santa Cruz in the fall and studying Sociology. Also accepted to: CSU Long Beach, San Francisco
State, San Diego State University, Loyola Marymount University, Seattle University, Emerson College, SUNY Purchase College, Bard College, and University of Victoria. ELIZABETH BORREGO: Attending Willamette University in the fall. Also accepted to: UC Santa Cruz, Lewis & Clark College, Humboldt State University, Antioch College, and Cal Lutheran University. On the waitlist at: Reed College and Kenyon College.
KIRSTEN CLIFFORD: Planning to attend American River College in the fall to study in their Fashion program while getting an Associates degree (while doing an internship or working), then transferring to a 4 year fashion-based college. Accepted to: California College of the Arts, Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, and Oxbow School. ELIJAH EGBERT: Work, internships, community college, and music.
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DEVIN GRAY: Attending American River College in the fall and getting my EMT. After that, I plan to get the Paramedics (certification) and eventually become a firefighter. I will also complete the general education along the way in case I want to transfer. CELESTE GUNASEKARA: Attending community college while being a full time nanny. In two years, will be tagging into a UC. At the end of the two years I will have saved enough money to pay for my two years of UC. I will obtain a masters degree and become an art therapist. Accepted to: Humboldt State University, University of Redlands, and Dominican University.
Engineering. Also accepted to: Lewis & Clark College, Occidental College, St. Mary’s College of CA, Oregon State University, and University of San Diego. AUBREE KOLAS: Attending San Jose State University in the fall, and plan to major in Chemistry. ZOE LATZER: Attending UC Santa Cruz in the fall, and on the waitlist at UC Los Angeles. Also accepted to: UC Davis, Fordham University, Seattle University, Loyola Marymount University, University of Portland, and Willamette University. On waitlist at: UCLA and University of San Diego.
CASSIO MARISCOTTI: Attending Los Angeles City College for two years and possibly transferring from there. (I will study Film.) LUC MARISCOTTI: Attending community college in Los Angeles and working. DYLAN MCELLIGOTT: Attending University of La Verne in the fall, playing basketball, and studying Film Production. Also accepted to: Cal Lutheran University. COOKE MCGEE: Attending Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles. Also accepted to: Otis College of Art & Design and
JOHN HOBERG: Attending Cornell College in Mount Vernon, IA. Also accepted to: University of Puget Sound, Linfield College, and Seattle Pacific University. BRUCE IVERSON: Attending Santa Clara University in the fall and studying Mechanical
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ANTHONY HO: Attending Pasadena City College in the fall. Accepted to: Cal Poly Pomona, CSU Fullerton, and CSU Los Angeles.
New School of Architecture & Design (San Diego), and San Francisco State University.
accepted to other universities but prefers not to share so as to not be defined by college choices.
TENAYA MORKNER BROWN: Attending Knox College in the fall. I will be majoring in Pre-Law and maybe minoring in German. Also accepted to: University of San Francisco, Emerson College, UC Santa Cruz, UC Davis, and Fordham University.
LILY RODRIGUEZ DRAKE: Attending Dominican University of California in San Rafael to study History and Education. Also accepted to Linfield College.
KAI MYERS: Attending Connecticut College in the fall to study Environmental Science. Also accepted to: UC Santa Cruz, Prescott College, Humboldt State University, Western Colorado State University, Westminster College, Alaska Pacific University, University of Hawaii at Hilo, and CSU Monterey Bay.
KAYLA ROY: Attending CSU Monterey Bay in the fall and plan to study Marine Science. SYDNEY SCANLON: Attending Sierra College full time in the fall. I am working in the transfer program for UC Santa Cruz as a junior. I will double major in both History and English. I will be living at home for the first two years.
KAITLYN O’BRYON: Attending New York University, studying Film and Television at Tisch in the fall. Also accepted to: UC Santa Cruz, UC Davis, University of San Francisco, and University of the Pacific.
SAM TAYLOR: Attending California Maritime Academy in the fall and majoring in Marine Transportation.
ZOE PADRICK: Studying Art at community college next year and then dig much deeper into Art at a university overseas. My plan has changed many times, and most likely will change again. Also
DUNG PHUONG TRUONG (SARAH): Attending UC Santa Barbara in the fall. Also accepted to Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Science.
THEA VARLEY: Committed to Lewis & Clark College for the fall. I was waitlisted at Colorado College and will go if I get in. Also accepted to: University of Puget Sound, University of Redlands, University of Vermont, Bard College, and Sarah Lawrence College. EVALYN WILLIAMS: Gap year in the fall at The Bridge Community (Camphill) in Kilcullen, Ireland to live and work with people with special needs in an Anthroposophical-based community. Accepted to: University of Puget Sound and Lawrence University. On the waitlist at Bard College.
KEATON SMITH: Plans to work full time next year.
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Community & Development
ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN The community came together in support of ‘Closing the Gap’ between the cost of our SWS education and tuition income with gifts of support totaling $139,281.72.
TASTE OF THE SEASON AUCTION & DINNER More than 240 guests attended the farm-to-fork inspired dinner and auction held on our beautiful SWS campus. After a two-year hiatus, our auction and fund-an-item was welcomed back by the community, grossing more than $75,000.
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THIRD ANNUAL WALDORF CUP GOLF TOURNAMENT For the third consecutive year, the Waldorf Cup Golf Tournament was held at the Ancil Hoffman Golf Course in support of the SWS Endowment. A record $66,763 was raised with a net of $55,076.98 being contributed to the endowment benefiting future generations of SWS students and faculty. A heart-felt thank you goes out to our all sponsors, donors, and volunteers for their generous backing of all the initiatives that support our school. With Gratitude, Mary Wilhelm, Director of Development
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Our 2013/2014 school year was filled with festive fundraising and community-engaging initiatives. A mid-year change in development leadership was bolstered by an earnest group of volunteers who enthusiastically shared their wealth of talent, wisdom, and willingness to lend a hand. Through the cultivation of new and returning volunteers, development began reweaving the thread of giving and volunteerism throughout the community. Three key development events benefited the school both financially and communally:
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Once again our generous community came together with a hearty spirit of giving. Donations and financial gifts of support came in from current parents and grandparents, our alumni and their families, and current and former faculty and staff. Every gift is greatly appreciated and enables our school to continue preparing young people to meet and fulfill their destinies through a Waldorf education. We offer our sincerest thanks to every contributor. Names in Bold gave $5000 or more; Bold Italic gave $10,000 or more
A Toy Garden Abate, Lorraine and Michael Aerojet Rocketdyne Delivers Aha Yoga Adonai, Adele and Yeshua AIG Matching Grants Program Aldoukhov, Sergey and Oxana Alessandri, Allegra and Herbert Pfeifer Alessandri, Amy Alessandri, Peggy and Joe All Star Printing Allen, Jim and Joy Allen, Linda and Michael American River Crossfit Androphy, Ira and Alissa Eagle
Anonymous Anson, Bill and Cheryl Applied Art & Design Department at Sierra College Arthur, Jody and Stuart Asher, Kirsten and Jeff Atkins, Angelina Atlas Disposal Industries, LLC Aubrey, Russ and Annett B Street Theater Bahl, Carolyn Baker, Grant and Rita Bales, Madison Bank of America Matching Fund Program Barlly, Larry and Dawn
Barthel, Jacqueline and Donald Bates, Lisa and Rafat Alafranji Batterson, Paul and Connie Bauer, Matthew Beattie, Maija and Jim Keddy Beauchamp, Betty Ann and David Beaudet, Michael and Tania Beaven, Elizabeth Beaver Creek Vineyards Bell’s Preschool and Child Care Bennett, Gerald and Julie Benzinger Family Winery Berrios, Kim Bertossa, Brian and Sharon Betz, Eric
Bewley, Kirk and Mooniek Seebregts Bewley, Ross and Marilyn Bey, Christine and Christopher Beyond Napa Wine Merchants Bhakta, Dipti and Jignesh Biddlecomb, Mark Bieringer, Jacquelyn and Philip Drake Big Valley Mortgage Bigelow, Vicky and Brian Bingaman, Chuck and Sue Bingaman, Paul and Sonya Birusingh, Karl and Susan Booher, Alana and Douglas Boutin, Frank and Linda Wenker Bower, Elisabeth
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Box Tops for Education Boyd, Anne and Stephen Bradford and Barthel, LLC Branson, Russell and Caryn Cochran-Branson Brenin, Alice Brescia, Joseph and Melissa Brewer, Kelly Brickson, Averi and Eric Briel, Matthew and Suzanne Broad, Nick Brookstein, Jesse and Amber Jensen Brown, Denny and Rhonda Blankenheim Buck, Sally and Robert Burgess, Luisa and Jake Yeager Burgess, Russell and Ruth Burow, Karen and Graham Fogg Bustamante, Deborah and Nar California Diversified, Inc. Callahan, Sandy Campbell Taylor & Company Cannon, Lisa and Jeffry Cantrell, Kelley Caraccio, Sharon and David Carlsen, James and Beth Carlson, Paul and Margaret Carmichael, Bryan Carmichael, Tim and Carmel Comstock Carpenter, Cy and Diana Fat-Carpenter Casement, Susan Castello di Amorosa Caton, Bryan and Erin
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Cavaghan, Melissa Chang, Yi-Fen and Che-Ming (Jerry) Ku Chapman, Gilbert Cheatham, Tim and Megan Choi, John Chotzen, Vera and Michael Johnson Chotzen, Yvonne and William Jenner Christman, Dave and Geri Christman, Heather and Sean Chrysalis Cosmetics Citrus Heights Pet Hospital Clara’s Counter Clark, Colleen Clifton, Carol Cloughesy, Tricia and David Acosta Cochran, Dick and Ellen Colvin, Danny and Julie Come, Criss and Stephane Cooper, Allison and Roland Hovland Cooper, Brian and Nicole Dyer Cooper, Helen Cooper, Daniel and Simone Morin Cowan Bethany Cranstoun, William and Eva Creekside Medical Spa Cress, Amy and Billy Stimson Culinary Farms, Inc. Curran, Colleen Daley, Tina Dargel, Yumiko and Brian Davis, Brandyn and David Fishman
Day, Edward and Lynn Day, Stephen and Katie De Aquino, Manuel and Martha De León, Frederick De Nardi, Michael and Sofie Dellorco, Adriane and Nathan Sutter Demarzi, Simone and Alvaro Deutsch, Richard and Nicole DHW Insurance Service, Inc. Dillon, Jodi and John Dominé, Mark and Michelle Dommaschk, Claudia Donohue, Patrick and Stacey Dorst, John Dower, Elizabeth Downey, Marion and David Drake, Debra Drake, James D’Souza, Quentin and Sherri Holt Dupzyk, Stephanie and Joel Duralum Products Ellis, Evelyn and John Elliston, Michelle Embrey, Doris and Donald Empire Custom Doors & Trim, Inc. Erwin Chiropractic Emz Blends Erwin, Janet and Donald Escara, Aldine Esmanech, Tommaso and Sandra Express Refrigeration
Fair Oaks Auto Repair, Inc. Farmer’s Delicatessen Fasano, Nora Ferreter, Jill and Rick Ferronato, Steven and Sue Sato Fertel, Kristine and Matthew Fields, Mark and Adelyn Grace Fields, Michael and Nicole Finch, Maureen Finn-Romero, Johnny and Deborah Fitts, Denis and Amber Foreman, Daniel Frey Vineyards, Ltd Frouws, Annie Frouws, Johanna Frouws, Waldo Fujimoto, Darlene Fuse 3 Communications Gaines, Terri Gamboa, Manuel and Kymberly-Renee Gant, Paul and Rumi Matsudaira-Gant Garcia Noonis, Cindy and Anthony Noonis Ghiorso, Dan and Beth Gini, Craig and Era Vysotskya Gittleman, Wendy and Jon Gleason, Margaret Goehring, Terri and Scott Goettlicher, Diane and George Golden Vineyards Goldsworthy, Kim Gonzalez, Frank
Goodman, Ted and Heather Gow, Robin and William Grant, Paul and Nicole Gravelle, Garrett and Linda Gray, Diane Gray, Marianne and Brian Greenberg, Miriam and Kean Yeoh Griffin, Annastasia and Andrew Gruhn, Christine and Robert Byrd Gulati, Gagan and Rama Gunn, Robert and Carmen H. Coturri & Sons, Ltd. Hallas, Jesse Halleus, Christopher and Cara Hamad, Dale and Khalil Hanson, Kenney and Valerie Harvey, Alice Hasan, Hanna Hauck, Cari Heitzeberg, Isaak and Angie Hemmen, Jennifer and Travis Hemostat Laboratories Herbert, David and Lisa Pruitt Hermann, Martin and Karin Hewlett Packard Hilger, Bruce Hilger, S.L. Hilger, Wesley and Lisa Hinman, George and Esteri Hinman, Issac Hirssig, Sherry
Hixson, Susan Hixson, William Hoberg, Jerome and Sharon Holman, Jeff and Connie Holt, Karen Honest Engine of Fair Oaks Hooper, Katrin and Eric Hosler, Jacob and Dunja Popovic Humpert, Christy and Scott Indulgence at Salons Within Immen, Robin iMortgage Infinisearch, Inc. Intel Charitable Match Trust InterWest Insurance Services, Inc. Ippoliti, Dierdre and Kenneth Iverson, Janice and Charles Jacobson, Melinda and Jeff Janzen, Michael and Julia Jaycox, Mayumi and Stephen Jensen, Andrew Jeydel, Alana Johnson, Deirdre and Walt Just Like Me Kaiser, Jeffrey Kane, Andrea Kaplow, Trina and Lee Kawano, Kazuhisa and Michiyo Kawano, Sho Keefer, Jennifer Keefer, Kurt
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Kennedy, Pam Kiani-Tabar, Marjan and Shelburne Kidwell Kick, Armin and Karin Kilekas, Steve and Johanna Janes Kincaid, Denise Kinfolk Magazine Kirsten, Jeff Kirsten, Tracy Kitchen 428 Kiziloglu, Kursad and Zarina Klocek, Barbara and Dennis Knight, Tuesday and Aaron Kovar’s Satori Academy Kroettinger, Bianca Kroettinger, Olaf Kroettinger, Ursula and Volker Kuhlman, Lawrence and Paula Ruud Kuhlman Kuo, Joncheng and Shufen Shih Kurilko, Galina Kyle, Heather and John L and D Landfill Limited Partnership Landgraf, Ann Larin-Valladores, Nellie Laser & Skin Surgery Medical Group, Inc. Lasertag of Carmichael Lawson Mechanical Contractors Lawson, David and Joy Lazar, Jack and Natasha Lee, Ching-Yi Leksich, Nick Leksich, Valerie and Jim
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LeVangie, Michael and Pollyanna Cooper-LeVangie Lewis-Pedroza, Susan Lido Bar and Grill Lief, Ellen and Christopher Linares, Barbara Linda’s Chicago Style Pizzaria Loftus-Gold, Michelle and Jeremy Gold Lopez, Gladys Lotus Garden Meditation Center Lowery, Janine and H.D. Mabel Capital, Inc. MacArthur, Julie MacDonald, Amelia and Daniel MacFarlane, Lisa and Dustin MacGunigal, Maria Magruder, Ari and Bryan Cone Mahaffey, Carol Malena, Jennifer and Michael Mark, Pat Mark, Nicole and Japheth Abdallah Marshall, Stuart and Shari Martin, Susannah and Thomas Massey, Catherine and Scott Mathison, Walter and Sherrie May, Keith and Cynthia McClure, Jill and Larry McElligott, Jim and Lori McLoughlin, Travers and Cindy McMahan, Carol McMahon, Nancy and Don McMahon, Sharma and Alex
McNeely-Nutting, Kelly and Jon Nutting Meier, James and China Merrill, Aimee and Daniel Cardozo Merris-Coots, Julia and John Mighty Tavern of Fair Oaks Miller, Wendy and Jason Mitchell, Brenda and Bob Mohr, Margaret Monster Design Co Morin, Thomas Morkner Brown, Douglas and Christina Moynihan, Althea Murray, Andrew and Angelica Murray, Mark and Katarina Myers, Natalie Naify, Robert and Jerrianne Namuco Smith, Maria Nelli, Deepak and Bobette Neuhaus, Ann and Eric Newcomb, Doug and Karin Newton, Craig and Kim Nik Kraus Consulting Nolfo, Tamu and Paul Old Guys Basketball Old Stage Vineyard Olliges, Sandra and Tom Alderete Olson, Christopher Olson, Lawrence and Janaé Olson, Lillian Olson, Susanne Omni-Means Engineers & Planners
Ovation Marketing Group Pace, Kimberly and Kenneth Pacific Gas & Electric Padrick, Nancy and Mike Sturdevant Passie, Katherine and James Pauley, Nick and Gina Pavilion Car Care Center, Inc. Payne, Stephen and Heidi Peet’s Coffee and Tea Perry, Charles and Kristi Petering, John and Betsy Phillippi, Aaron and Heather Phillips, Joel and Linda Phillips, Lane Picciotto, Dave Pickering Pick, Sam and Sara Pitman, Gayle and Amy Tackett Pittman, Maria and Philip Pitts, Alexandra and Keith Plaut, Eugene and Sue Zeitman Playa Viva Sustainable Resort Poch, Gene and Marlys Poch, Keith and Laura Peach, Poppy Poremba, Patricia and John Prater, Jason and Cari Premier Product Management, Inc. Probst, Brian and Stacy Prohaska, Beverly and Loren Prottung, Charlene and Gerhard Prout-LeVangie, LLP
Qupe Winery Radhakrishnan, Srikant and Hema Venkateswaran Ragland, David and Molly Raifaisen, Charlotte and Sid Rainbow Bridge Jewelers Rainsford, Brian and Melissa Raley’s Quality Of Life Ram, Sadhna and Madhu Randall, Patricia and Richard Randlett, John and Yolanda Randles, Laura and Daniel Schoenthal Raphael Association Ratkay, Marilyn Reese, James Regan, Brian and Janet Rein, Dinya Reisig, Kurt and Penny Rhodes, Cecil Richmond, Anne Rindfleisch, Jennifer Rizzi, Laura and Jason RMB Enterprises Roberts, Arthur Roberts, Chie and Miles Robinson’s Taekwondo of Fair Oaks Rodriguez Drake, Eloisa and Michael Rogaski, Linda and Jim Rood, Eric Rose, Gordon and Ruth Rose, Silke and Travis Roseville Orthopedic
Roth, Dani and Stephen Rothman, Helene and Joy Puleo RSF Social Finance Rudolf Steiner College Rulon, Jill and Scott Ryder, Vanessa and Timothy Sacramento Bee Keeping and Honey Sacramento Gardens Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op Santamaria, Jeralene Sault, Martha Scherer, Richard and Shelli Schlafmann, Debra Schneider-Graziosi, Patricia and Michele Schoen, Miyoung and Peter Schultz, Toddy and Bob Scott, Nancy Scrip Advantage Seacoast Commerce Bank Searls, Judy and Warren Searls, Noelle and Andrew Shan, Mu Sherif, Salah and Mona Aldalati Shiba, Debra and David Sierra Cedar Corp. Sierra Hot Springs Resort Sierra Pacific Mortgage Sigel, Leticia and Jason Sigerson, Wendy and Saxon Sikich and Sons LLC Sikich, Nick
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Silva, Katie Silva, Rich Simpson, John and Mary Slavina, Margarita and Sergey Avetisyan Smith, Celina Smith, Donna and Monte Smith, Robert and Patti Nolan Smith, Sherri and Tyler Smithson, Hedda Snooks Chocolate Factory Sorber, June Staley, Betty Starting Block, Inc. (The) Staub, Jennifer Stave, Uwe and Lotti Stefani, Cynthia Stephens, Jimmy and Cindy Stern, Barbara Stewart, Terri Stoner, Melinda Stoner, Toni Stroud, David and Neva Hale Subway Sandwiches of Fair Oaks Sullivan, Andrew and Megan Sullivan, Iris Sullivan, Robert and Paula Sullivan, Venice Sutherland, Cori and James Migliore SWS Boosters SWS Class of 2013 Ta, Vu and Jonica Calkins Tabacot, Isabelle and Stephen Lohmann
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Tak Food Market Takagi, Timothy and Sandra Tanis, Jerry and Karen Target Taylor, Pamela and Matthew Teague, Jonathan and Virginia Teresi, Tony and Maria Textures Salon by Brian Hoshall Thibaut, Patricia and Bernard Thompson, Joanne Thompson, Roxanne Tinker, Sonika and Christian Pedersen Tobin-Campbell, Christopher Toso, Lisa Toy, Cindy and Neil Koehler Tracy, Lisa and Doug Treasured Home of Fair Oaks (The) Tres Sabores Trueblood, Johanna and Nathan Truesdale, Siobhan and Jay Underwood, April Vigran, Tom and Cathy Village Bistro Vona, Matthew and Zuzana Walker, Ron and Erin Wallace, David Walters, Janis Wang, Zhiyuan Wang, Zhongjian and Yan Chen Warschauer, Dan and Irene Wealth Design Group Weatherby, Suzi
Webb, Alex and Heather Weiser, Robbin and Dave Nugen Wenzel, Virginia West, Frankie and Craig Wetterstrom, Eric and Veronica Wetzl, Tom and Diamela Wharton, Mark and Meredith Whitney, Dan Whole Foods Market Wholesale Art & Framing Wilhelm, Mary and Harald Williams, Douglas and Ann Lubas-Williams Willoughby, Jean Wilner, Bruce and Elinor Wilson, Katherine Wilson, Sara and Ian Winfield, Sarah and Jonathan Wooding, Linda Woods, Waltraude Wright, Treece Yerramilli, Siva and Sandhya Yogurtland Yoshikawa, Sachiko and Wayne Blackwelder You, Michelle X. Young, Jiayi and Shih-Wen Young, Sophia Younger, Karen and Kevin Zachman, Clif and Judy Zhao, Xuesong Zimmerman, Charles and Jane Zimmerman, Steve and Jan
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