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Saturday, April 22, 2023

ROOTS & BOOTS TOUR

Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin and Collin Raye

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PROGRAM NOTES AARON TIPPIN With a wide smile and engaging Southern drawl, Aaron Tippin proclaims he’s the “luckiest hillbilly that has ever lived,” and there’s no arguing it. After all he’s been struck by lightning twice and lived to tell, piloted planes with engine failure and even somewhat more miraculously, he’s survived more than three decades in the music business and is still going strong.

Along the way, he’s earned six gold albums and one platinum. He’s released more than 30 singles, including such hits as “You’ve Got to Stand for Something,” “My Blue Angel,” “I Wouldn’t Have it Any Other Way,” “Kiss This,” “Workin’ Man’s Ph. D,” “There Ain’t Nothing Wrong with the Radio” and “Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Fly,” which was not only a country hit, but top 20 on Billboard’s all genre Hot 100 chart. Of course, luck often plays a role in achieving success in the entertainment industry, but the real driving forces behind Tippin’s achievements are a dedicated work ethic and undeniable talent.

“This took me by surprise actually,” Tippin says of his music career. “It was the furthest thing from my mind. I wanted to be an airplane pilot.”

He achieved that dream early on by becoming a commercial pilot and then began expanding his horizons by pursuing his other love—music. Born in Pensacola, FL and raised on a farm in Travelers Rest, SC, Tippin had a passion for aviation and became a pilot with single and multi-engine ratings. “But when the energy crunch hit and the airlines started furloughing senior captains I said, ‘This ain’t going to happen,’” he recalls. “I didn’t want to be a corporate pilot for the rest of my life, so I did what I liked next best and that was pickin’ and grinnin.’”

He took a job with an excavation company driving a bulldozer and dump truck by day and playing in clubs at night with his band. The enthusiastic hometown reception buoyed his musical aspirations, and he made the move to Nashville.

His first success in Music City came as a songwriter. The late Charlie Monk, known as the “Mayor of Music Row,” took Tippin under his wing. “He was my first champion in Nashville,” Tippin says. “I was working for him when he got the job at Acuff-Rose Publishing and he calls me and says, ‘Hey, do you want to come over here and write?’ I was lucky to get that chance.”

Tippin found himself writing songs for the legendary publishing company that had been home to Hank William Sr. His songs were recorded by gospel greats the Kingsmen, David Ball, Mark Collie and the legendary Charley Pride, but soon people began asking about the unique voice singing his demos and Tippin was offered a deal with RCA Records. His first single, “You’ve Got to Stand for Something,” became his first top ten hit in 1991.

Over the years, he’s built a successful career as an artist who sings what he believes. Tippin’s music has resonated with fans for decades because his love for God, country and family has always been front and center. He sings songs that celebrate the life of the common, hard-working man because that’s who Tippin is at his core.

He and his wife Thea raised their family on their Tennessee farm while continuing to nurture his thriving music career and launching other successful ventures.

He’s continued as a pilot and for several years ran an aviation school. A shrewd entrepreneur, Aaron also parlayed his love for wine into a partnership with Stonehaus Winery and is hands on in developing his own wines. His 2021 launch of Aaron Tippin’s Blue Angel Blueberry Wine has been a tremendous success and they

are hard at work on a new Riesling.

Though he’s accomplished so much, Tippin refuses to rest on his considerable laurels. He continues to maintain a busy touring schedule and is working on a new book.

“I call myself the luckiest hillbilly that has ever lived and I think it’s true,” he smiles. “I’ve even had my music in space. I performed in Saudi Arabia on the Bob Hope Christmas Show in 1990. There was a young Marine Captain in the audience and when the Gulf War was over, he moved on to NASA and he became a shuttle pilot and mission commander. So, one day I started getting calls from friends telling me that my song, ‘Big Boy Toys,’ had woke up the space shuttle.”

A month or so later, Tippin received a photo of an astronaut in space and in front of him, floating in midair, is an Aaron Tippin album. Commander Rick Sturckow wrote Aaron a letter explaining he had seen him perform when he was serving during Operation Desert Storm. “I was really impressed with you and your music. I was a fan. I chose your album to go with me in space,” Sturckow wrote.

Then he surprised Tippin by sending the album to him.

“Rick listened to it up there and then he brought it back to earth and it’s hanging in my living room now,” he says with emotion in his voice. “I’ve had so many great things happen. I played the 4th of July at the Mall facing our nation’s Capitol. I’ve had some pretty cool things happen in my life and it’s all because of what happened with the songs. I still can’t believe all that came true. I’ve been hit by lightning twice. I’ve had two engine failures in airplanes and lived through them. I’m the luckiest hillbilly that’s ever lived.”

Tippin could easily retire and relax on his farm, but that ain’t his style. With the resurgence in the popularity of ‘90s country music, Tippin has never been in more

demand. So, what keeps him out there performing after all his years in the business? “It’s the people I’ve met around the country that I’ve made friends,” he says. “I look so forward to going back out there and seeing them again and hanging out. I adore that. It’s fun for me and as long as it is fun, I’ll keep doing it. That’s what keeps me going is the fact that they still come after 33 years now. I’m so happy they keep coming.”

COLLIN RAYE Collin Raye has always been a great storyteller and he’s built a multi-platinum career bringing interesting characters to life. Who can forget the struggling alcoholic in “Little Rock” or the devoted couple celebrated in “Love, Me?” On his new album Scars, Raye is once again wrapping his distinctive voice around a compelling collection of tunes, but this time in addition to writing nearly every song on the 14-track set, Raye has also embarked on a new musical direction and has enlisted Miranda Lambert, Vince Gill and the Black Keys Dan Auerbach to join the journey.

“I’d thought about doing an Americana record for years because, to me, Americana means no rules,” Raye says.

“Americana is kind of country, kind of bluegrass, kind of folk, kind of R&B. It’s anything you want it to be. I thought how fun would that be to make a record knowing that cut number one can sound totally different than cut number two and cut number three, number four, etc. And that’s exactly what I set out to do.”

Working with producer David “Fergie” Ferguson (Johnny Cash, John Prine, Sturgill Simpson), Scars is Raye’s first album of all new music in over a decade. It’s a bold musical manifesto that sees the veteran hitmaker delivering an eclectic set filled with memorable stories and engaging melodic textures. “Fergie and I talked about

it and I said, ‘I want it to be just really different. I want there to be songs on there that sound like Collin Raye and what you might expect, but I want there to be stuff that no one would expect as well,’” Raye says. “The more we talked about it, he said, ‘I really don’t want to cut anything that you didn’t write.’ And I was like, ‘Wow! Really?’”

As a result, Raye wrote or co-wrote 12 of the 14 tracks on Scars. There are only two outside cuts and they came from the pen of his brother Scotty Wray (the original spelling of the family surname). “Most of the stuff I wrote was new, written just for this record, and for that reason, I’m extremely proud of it because it’s very personal to me,” says the 10-time Male Vocalist of the Year nominee (ACM and CMA). “Instead of just being the singer of someone else’s words, I’m the singer of my own words.

I’ve always liked writing, but I was never prolific. I was never one of those guys who wrote two or three times a week. If you look at my Sony albums, I would always have one or two cuts on there, but I never wrote half or more of an album so this was a definite turn for me. I had to really work for this, roll my sleeves up and prove to myself that I’m a good writer. I’m really happy with it. This was such a fun record to make and I’ve never felt so creative on any album.”

That is saying a lot considering Raye has already amassed an impressive body of work. Since signing with Epic Records in 1990, Raye has placed more than 30 singles on the chart, including such No. 1 hits as “Love, Me, “In This Life,” “My Kind of Girl” and “I Can Still Feel You.” His debut album, All I Can Be, was the first of four consecutive albums released by Raye to achieve platinum certification in the United States signifying sales of one million copies each. “Little Red Rodeo,” “That’s My Story,” “I Think About You,” “One Boy, One Girl” and “Not That Different” are among the hits that have kept him busy on the road until this year’s pandemic sidelined the country

touring business.

With Scars, Raye takes the next step on his musical journey, accompanied by Auerbach, who lends his signature guitar licks throughout the project. One of the most poignant songs on the album, “Dancing Alone in the Street,” was inspired by a homeless man Raye saw many years ago. “That may be the one I’m the most proud of and that’s a new song,” he shares. “I’ve always wanted to write a song like ‘Dreaming My Dreams With You,’ the song Waylon did. I just think that’s the best country song I’ve ever heard and I actually cut that on my third album.

I love that song and I thought, ‘Man, if I could just write a song like that, a waltz with a melody like that.’ So I found this melody in my head and said, ‘That’s beautiful. I think I’ve got a good melody, what am I going to write about?’”

The lyric came to him as he thought back to the days when he and his brother had moved from Texas to Oregon. “I was living in Portland. I was probably about 22-years-old. My brother and I moved up there because an old friend of my mom’s booked us for a month and we were just hungry to play anywhere. We played there a month and then another club offered us a gig and we wound living in Portland for five years,” Raye recalls. “One night I was coming home from the club, probably about 2:30 in the morning, and traffic was stopped. Everybody was just sitting there and I can see that there’s this older man clearly really drunk and he’s just in the middle of the street dancing. No one honked. Everybody just let him do his thing and waited until he moved on. A few minutes later he drifted back over to the sidewalk and traffic resumed, but as I was sitting there watching him I thought, ‘I wonder what his story is?’

“That image just stuck in my head,” Raye continues. “It was a very long time ago and I never forgot that. So I had that melody I decided to write about that guy. I made up his story as something I felt like was a reasonable

possibility— that he’d lost the love of his life, the drinking got a hold of him and took over and now he’s just waiting to die. It’s a very sad song, but I’ve always loved when writers tell stories like that, if they got the idea from something that really happened or something that they’ve witnessed. The ironic thing is that would have been 1982ish and I didn’t write the song until 2019. The memory lasted and provided the inspiration.”

The album’s title track was written by Raye’s brother Scotty and Tony Ramey and features a guest appearance

by Lambert. “He’s been with her since she was 17-yearsold. He was her original band. It was just him,” Raye says of his brother, who retired from touring last year due to heart problems. Lambert was familiar with “Scars” because she had performed the song live over the years and when Scotty asked if she’d be interested in recording it with Collin, she said “Absolutely.”

“That was a real blessing and it’s not just because she’s Miranda Lambert and she’s such a superstar, but she’s a really great singer, and she loves the song,” Raye says.

“She already knew the song so well that I bet we spent far more time in the studio laughing and cutting up than she spent in the vocal booth. I bet she wasn’t in there 10 minutes and she was done. It just turned out perfect.

She’s just a great artist and I just felt like that kind of really anointed the album having her on it.”

Though Wray and Ramey wrote the song years ago, Raye says the times we’re living in make the lyric even more poignant. “I think because of the times we’re in I think that song is going to have some impact. A lot of things have happened to me in my life. Nobody gets out of here scar free. You’re going to have stuff that’s going to go bad. Losing Haley was number one,” he says of his eldest granddaughter dying at nine-years-old from a rare neurological condition. “Over the years, the stress you live

through, the ups and downs, the worry and tragedy takes a toll on you and you are scarred. This was a really good time in my life to be the singer of this song. I’m a good purveyor of this song because I’ve lived through a lot of things. Here I am and I’m proud of it. Most people can relate to that.”

One of the most autobiographical songs on the album is “Rock ’n’ Roll Bone,” which Raye penned solo. “That’s about mine and Scotty’s musical journey,” he says. “We started out as little kids in DeQueen, Arkansas listening to nothing but Buck Owens, early Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Jim Reeves and Johnny Horton when we were five or six-years-old. Scotty could play guitar and by the time he was six, he could play lead guitar. He was a prodigy.

Country music was the first music I loved, but then I went to see a Foghat concert when I was 13-years-old and it changed my whole life. I saw the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Deep Purple, Bob Seger, anybody that came through we saved up whatever money we could scrounge up. It put that passion in me, and if you look at my career, I’ve always been considered a very animated live performer.

I put on a show like I did was because I’d seen the greats doing it. I’ve got a rock and roll bone that served me really, really well. I’m kind of known as a ballad guy because I’ve had so many hit ballads, but no one has ever complained, ‘Oh, I went to see Collin Raye, but the show was real sleepy.’ That’s never been the case because I grew up watching the greats. I love ‘Rock ’n’ Roll Bone.

It’s very autobiographical and it’s a tribute to my brother too.”

There are a couple other family members who share writing credits on the album. Raye’s daughter Britanny joined her dad, Michael Curtis and Troy Powers to co-write the cinematic “Never Going Back There Again” and Raye’s son, Jacob, co-wrote the Beatlesque “Chasing Renee.”

“When Jacob was probably 15 or 16-years-old, he had this

dear friend named Renee. He liked her in that way and she didn’t like him in that way,” Raye recalls. “She wasn’t going to have any part of it, but he was so persistent. So he wrote a poem and he called it ‘Chasing Renee.’ I read it and I just cracked up. I thought, ‘Buddy I think we could write a song out of this.’ I hope people will understand that we’re not promoting stalking. It’s a tongue-in-cheek song. It’s just so kooky. I wanted it on this record because it’s a moment you don’t expect. And Jacob is so proud that this song made the album. He played it for Renee and she cracked up.”

Another of Raye’s favorite songs on the album is the western swing-flavored “Rodeo Girl,” featuring Vince Gill.

“The very first single I ever released was ‘All I Can Be Is A Sweet Memory.’ It went to No. 22 on the chart and the video went to No. 1 on CMT. That’s what got us off and running and Vince sang on that song,” he says. “He’s an Eagle now. He tours with the Eagles and still if you ask him for a favor like that, he’s glad to do it. He’s a good dude. It was a full circle moment. Here we are again 30 years later and he’s singing with me again.”

The album concludes with “Mama Sure Could Sing,” which Raye wrote and sings with his brother Scotty.

“Mama really was a great singer. She was a professional singer and worked with Buck Owens a little bit and played Vegas. She was a gorgeous lady and I’m not just saying that because she was my mom. Pictures back it up. She had movie star looks and she was a really great country singer,” Raye says proudly. “Scotty had the idea for ‘Mama Sure Could Sing’ and we approached it like a Ralph Stanley bluegrassy kind of treatment. Scotty does that so well. I just felt like it was such a sweet, somber testament to her and it should be the last thing on the record. I love that the fact that the last thing you hear is me and Scotty singing together a cappella.”

Raye is grateful to the staff at BFD/Audium Nashville for encouraging him to make the kind of album he’s always wanted to make. “I didn’t think I’d ever get an assignment like this where a record label basically said, ‘Do whatever you want and we’ll promote it and put it out,’” he says. “I never thought I’d get to do a record this personal. I feel it’s the best record I ever made.”

SAMMY KERSHAW Ask one of his countless fans – or even one of his peers, and they will tell you that Sammy Kershaw definitely qualifies as a Country Music original. In a day and age where individuality isn’t something that is sought out as much as before, when you hear a Sammy Kershaw song about heartbreak, love, or good times – you know who it is. You don’t have to be told. And, in a career that has seen some amazing highs over the past thirty-five years, the best – as they say – is yet to come.

Growing up in Kaplan, Louisiana, Kershaw was enthralled with the masters at an early age – names like Conway Twitty, Mel Street, and George Jones. In fact, as a teenager, Kershaw had developed such a reputation for his vocals – even then – that he was often called upon to open for those acts, and others like them. Jones was so impressed with Sammy that he frequently used him on his shows whenever he was playing in the region.

Of all the artists that Kershaw has worked with over the years, it very well might be Jones that left the most impact. From the moment that he released his debut single for Mercury Records, “Cadillac Style,” critics and fans all made the comparison. Rather than run from them, Kershaw embraced them. After all, that stone Country sound was what Sammy Kershaw was all about – and that’s what he was going to give his fans! “Cadillac Style” made it all the way to No. 3 on the Billboard charts, and

from there (to quote Jones), the race was on! Follow-ups such as “Don’t Go Near The Water” and “I Can’t Reach Her Anymore” established him as one of the finest traditional artists of his time, while records like “Yard Sale” showed that haunting Jones influence was very much a part of everything he is about.

In 1993, Sammy Kershaw topped the singles chart for the first time with “She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful,” which has become one of the most-played records at Country Radio over the past two decades. Albums such as Don’t Go Near The Water and Haunted Heart were both certified as million-sellers by the RIAA, and only continued to add to his stature. The hits kept coming on the airwaves, as well. He added to his resume such classics as “I Can’t Reach Her Anymore,” “Meant To Be,” his cover of The Amazing Rhythm Aces’ “Third Rate Romance,” and 1998’s “Love Of My Life,” which cemented his reputation as a balladeer.

Kershaw can be found out on the road – both on his own as well as part of the successful Roots & Boots tour with Collin Raye and Aaron Tippin. The three continue to bring their signature sounds to the fans year-after-year all over North America. But, Sammy Kershaw is not resting on his laurels – though he very well could. His 2014 George Jones tribute disc Do You Know Me was his highestcharting project in fifteen years, and has only whetted the appetites of his fans for more recordings. Afterwards, he completed a brand new album for Cleopatra Records that industry insiders are saying is one of the best releases he has ever done. He has also developed quite a strong social fan base via Facebook and Twitter, having done so in an organic fashion – very much one on one, the way he’s always preferred to do it! And, if that’s not enough, Kershaw is putting the finishing touches on his longawaited autobiography – which promises to be as juicy as a bowl of the gumbo he loves to prepare in his Louisiana

home!

So, make no mistake about it. The past has been a great, long-winding road of highs and lows for Sammy Kershaw, but to quote one of his past singles, the goal isn’t to rest on those accomplishments, but to be “Better Than I Used To Be.”

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Cyndi Czop In Memory of Matthew E. Davis Charles & Karyn Dawson Ted & Janet Dickason Ron & Lynn Dickerson The Patrick & Lori Dodd Family Marilyn Dompe Karlene Duckart* Jim & Patty Duval Jim & Roni Edgmon Ken & Stacey Elving Frank & Sharon Farmer Craig & Debbie Felix Bob & Carole Fernandes Dr. & Mrs. Richard Fisher Armando & Amber Flores Janelle Foster Jenny Foster Leesa & Mitchell Gagos Nancey Gagos* Kristin Galloway & Family Larry Gerber Gianelli - Nielsen David & Maureen Gianelli Rob & Jan Gilbert Christina & Victor Gomez Janelle Gray Stacey Green Byron & Jane Gregerson Fritz & Phyllis Grupe Marty & Kay Grynbaum Rick & Janet Haak Bob & Jan Hagopian Kathy Hansen Harry’s Affairs - Broumas Family Pam Hayes Jack Heinsius & Christine Olson Dennis & Vicky Hermreck John & Mary Ellen Hertle Vickie Higginbotham Dr. Joseph L. Higgins, Jr. Chad & Mark Hilligus-Powell Douglas R. Hilson & Manuel M. Costa Linda Hischier Dr. Richard Holihan Richard & Juliana Hughes Intrinsic Elements Susie Fagundes & Michelle VanArtsdalen John & Edith Jacinto Bill & Nancy Jackson Jak Sodhi - Sodhi Law Group Cathy Jennison Jim & Linda Johnson J. Michael & Susie Keckler Richard A. Kendrick, MD Jack & Wendy Kennedy Jim & Cathy Kolsky Nick & Linda Konner John & April Kruse Peter & Kathleen Lai Dennis & Libbie Lanigan John & Faith Lawder Travis & Tara Lee Robert & Susan Levy Frank & Elizabeth Liberini Terry & Kate Lindberg Peter & Alexandra Loew Robert & Suzanne Longstreth Sharon Lovalvo Janice Lucero Dave & Sally Mantooth* Jeremy Matthews Bill Mattos

Mercy Maya & Ruben Haro Tony & Gail McBride* Tim & Elaine McConnell James & Nannette McKay Janet McMahon Vita McSherry William & Marilyn Michael The Middleton Family Steve & Debbie Mitchell Miyamoto Farms Don & Gloria Monaco Dick & Jeanine Monteith Jorene M. Moratto & Sharon J. Tereshka Dr. R. J. Moriconi & Mr. Tony Alonzo Carl & Brenda Morris Pat & Carol Mulrooney Marshal Musselman Bill & Lorelee Nichols Tom & Peggy O’Donnell Orion Promotional Group Brad & Anna Pagonis-Pitts Steve & Pam Pallios* Manon & Harvey F. Palitz M.D. In Memory of James Robert “Moose” Parsons Bill & Cathie Peck Steven Perry & Ann Marie Truscello Harry T. Phillips John & Cheri Phillips Donna Pierce Phillip & Melina Prull Dr. Michael & Michaela Purnell Carol Putler David Quinonez & Yolanda Meraz Robert & Carol Radke Tim & Peggy Ragsdale Matt & Rose Marie Reavill Jeff & Sheila Redoutey Randy & Lori-Cae Reece Jim & Chris Reed Regional Hand Center Dr. Benjamin & Mrs. Darlyn Remington Catherine Rhee & Jill Braaten Donald & Donna Riley Mike & Lisa Ringer Ivan Rizo & Liana Ramos Pam, Dave, & Jill Robert William & Christine Roberts Pam & Glenn Robison Mariphil Romanow-Cole Kim & David Rose Rossini Menswear & Formalwear Marylou Rousseau Cecil & Nancy Russell Ed & Mary Sai Sergei Samborski & Diana Loomis John & Mary Ann Sanders Robert A. Saunders* Marsha Savage Philip & Therese Schmidt Delsie Schrimp Pamela Shelton-Allen, State Farm Insurance David & Carol Shour Marie S. Silveira Matt & Claudia Sinclair Thomas & Val Smart Tom & Denise Solomon Karen Somers & Carolyn Ward Todd & Cheryl Stevens Ridge & Mary Ann Sutter Jeff & Renee Swank

Swatman Orthodontics Dr. Matt Swatman Joan Theaker Andrew & Betsy Timbie Delmar Tonge Family Patti Torrens & Jim Ladd Aaron Valencia & Gloria Soriano Tom & Grace Van Groningen* Tom & Diane VanderVeen Burt & Polly Vasche* Peter Vella Chick & Lynda Venturini Steven & Arlene Vilas Nancy Von Gunten Marsha Waggoner Hans & Carla Wagner Steve & Jennifer Ward Austin & Jayne Waters The Richard Waycott Family Jim Weaver & Shannon Gilbert-Weaver Ella Webb & Shelley Dameron Tom & Susie Wenstrup Mark & Laura Wharff* Dr. Spencer & Nathan Whatcott Susan Windemuth & Tom Holliday Henry & Susan Winters Gary & Darlene Wiseman Terry & Christen Withrow* H. Howard & Debbie Wright Dr. Timothy & Caren Yao Capt. Kevin E. Young Lynn & Sue Zwahlen Anonymous (5) *Charter Donors FRIENDS OF THE CENTER & AMIGOS OF THE CENTER As of February 15, 2023 ASSOCIATE ($750+) Virginia Carder Mike & Kimberly Caskey Mr. & Mrs. Greg Coleman* Gary & Sharon De Vries William & Lori Doyle Marilyn Falkenhagen Odette Florence Bob & Cindi Fores Michael & Ida Fragulia Sharon & David Froba Mike & Regina Goncalves Patricia Grace Dennis & Judy Gregory Janice K. Hammond Denise Haubrich Maree Hawkins RJ & Diane Heck Sabrina & Randy High, Jr. Scott & Suzanne Hulsey Duane & Deanna Hutton Industrial Electrical Co. Mark & Mary Ann Jensen John & Nellie Lazar Diane Lemire - The L.E. Myre Co.* Ann & Gary Lewis Jim & Birgitt Mayol William & Barbara McDermott Mistlin Honda Rose & Steven Morrow Jennifer Murer & Chester Boltwood Gilbert Nessier Barbara V. Padmos Mrs. Lillian Pauletto

Diane Pierson Dr. Jon & Lynn Pont Ben & Theresa Robinson Bud & Ann Saalwaechter Roberto & Angela Salinas Joe “Bud” & Joan Shimmon Nancy Bienvenu Simas Dr. Donald Strangio Liz Trauring Fred & Jackie Treat Barbara Van Overbeek Donald & Alison Wenstrand Ken White & Robin Johnson Theodore Williams Micah & Shannon Zeff Anonymous (1) CONTRIBUTOR ($300+) Bruce & Katheryn Abanathie Bob & Joanne Abraham Ad Club Airpath Communications Christine Andrews William & Judy Aprile Don & Barbara Arney Victor & Allison Arroyo Daniel Arthur Douglas & Carol Ash Patricia Atnip Bert & Jackie Ballatore* Kay Barnes Richard & Lelia Barzan Tom Bates & Marcia Newton Ramon & Becky Batista Rita Bawanan & Rick Merzoian* Paul Baxter George & Susan Beach Phillip & Margaret Beck Bruce & Ann Beekman* Dave & Kathy Benn Mary & Eric Benson Richard & Robin Berdion Donald & Nancy Bergman Robert & Linda Bergstrom Miriam Bermann Marilyn Machado-Bianchi & Jack Bianchi Carol Blomquist Gary & Kathleen Boudreaux Brent Bowler Michelle Bowling Dr. J. Michael Boyd & Ms. Rayne Dessayer Drs. William & Kathryn Boyer James & Barbara Brady Hugh & Christine Brereton Donald & Judie Brimmer Alton A. Brody, Jr Chad & Cheryl Brown Bob & Eska Brunker Daniel & Lindsay Bryan William & Amelia Bryan William & Edith Burchell* Sandra Burdick Ellen Burns* Jim & Janice Bussey Dale Butler Natalie H. Bydak Arden Cademartori Ray & Fran Camagna Tess Camagna Patti Canoles & Kathy Short Pam Carder Martha Carter-Bhatti

Dr. Javier & Mrs. Carrie Castillon Ernie Chachere Ron Cherrier Nick & Mardy Chipponeri Linda Chrabas* Steve & Linda Collins* Ryne & Ricki Conder Bob & Toni Conway Walt & Leslie Cooley Michael & Antoinette Cope Jutta Copeland Harold & Chrys Copp Darell & Norma Cordova Ricardo Cordova & Jane Manley Al & Kathy Cotton Chuck & Phyllis Craft Linda & Michael Crawford Dionicio Cruz Katie Cullen Michael Cunningham Lana Daily The Dance Academy Zoe Del Prete Delta Pacific Investment Management Dr. Amardeep Deol Norene Dexter & Robin Moss Tim Diaz & Donna Barbera-Diaz Linda C. Diggs Marcie S. Dillon Rick & Charlie Dodge Jerry & Liz Doll Joan Dompe Bill & Jonaca Driscoll* James & Tina Driskill Judi Dumas Marcie Y. Dunn Patricia Eavenson Roberta Edge Gorden & Susan Engstrom Loretta Fager Eileen Faria Ed & Jodi Felt John & Shelly Fichtenkort* Jim & Jane Findarle Bill & Dorothy Finnegan Joan Fischer Donald & Sherry Fitzgerald Leonilo & Soliel Flores Raquel Flores Dr. Garry & JoAnn Found Randall Foxworthy James & Sylvia Fraiser Denis & Joan France Mathew & Elizabeth Francis C. Fraser John & Marie Gaffney Grace Galindo Dave Garcez Bill & Linette Garton Lynette Gayles Robert Gioletti & Sons Dairy Dr. Howard Goldor & Rhonda L. Kluender Anna Gomez Chella Gonsalves Duane & Maryann Gonsalves Dennis & Linda Goodman* John & Cheryl Goulart* Curtis & Nancy Grant Ron & Rhonda Grider Scott & Alene Griffin Carol Grose Mr. Robert Guidotti* Donna L. Haight

Bud & Kay Haley Julio & Rosa Hallack Family Trust Dave & Kathy Halsey Lou & Laurie Hampel Carol Hannen* Michael & Penny Hansen Tod & Mary Hansen James C. Hanson Jr Dyan Hawkins-Hayes Eric Hayes Deb Heckendorf Janet Heilbronn Wayne & Susan Hickman Patricia Hill Thomas Art Hill & Marjorie Cook Elaine M. Hill Robert & Sherrill Hillberg Dirk & Gladys Hoek* Tom & Janet Holtzclaw Larry & Patti Hughes* Citrea Indelicato Cindy Jackson Douglas & Gail Jamieson* Darryl & Shelli Johnson Stephen & Donna Jones William Jones Joe & Cindy Jordao Jeff & Tara Kahler David & Kathy Kalunian Ken & Valerie Karn William & Mary Kaska Blanche Keener Eva & Michael Kennedie Pat Kilgore Gaylan & Cathey King Merv & Barbara King Mildred Kinser Mrs. Leslie Shaw Klinger Birgitta Knudsen Sonja Knutsen Owen & Marietta Kummerle Dr. Peter & Vicki La Torre David & Margaret Lake Sue Larson Mr. & Mrs. Travis Laughlin Shannon LeDuc Beverley Lee Ray & Louise Leverett Joseph & Patricia Lima Kathleen Line Barbara Linthicum Mike & Betty Loche Brian Lorenzo Stuart Loux & Carole Mason-Loux Duane & Linda Lovaas Edward & Diana Lyons Tom & Jeannie MacDonald Mel & Pamela Machado John & Zita Machado Kevin & Debbie Mahoney Linelle Marshall Ira & Pat Matheny* James & Mary Maxedon Richard Mazzuto James McArdle Jr. Dennis & Veronica McCabe Jim & Janine McClanahan Robert & Shirley McConnell Leslie & Brian McCoy Karen McGee Dr. Robert & Katie McGrew David & Kathy McKenzie John & Pat McKillip Beverly McKinney

Patricia & LaRue Mead Lavonne Meader Janie Meily Eileen Melson Andrew Mendlin & Valli Israels Jorge & Erika Mendoza Mark & Susan Mensinger Commissioner Lynne Meredith Bob & Barbara Meyer Linda Milam John & Virginia Miller Robert & Ann Miners Stan & Tracy Montalbo II Mr. & Mrs. JC Mooney Martin & Leslie Moreno Sean & Mara Mullins Elaine Myers Len Napolitano James Nard Jeanne Nation Travis Nelson & Natalie Thompson Ken & Debra Newburg Thomas Niblett Karen A. Nicholson Edward & Laurie Nuccio Robert & Susan Oerline Daniel & Kimberly Ogden Calvin & Eileen Olson Cathy & Gene Orland Rex Osborn & Linda Abeldt Felicia Osnaya Anthony & Debbie Pacheco Richard J. Panzarino Bill & Margaret Parkhurst David & Elizabeth Partridge John Patton Hazel Paul Carmen Pedrioli Gary & Marlene Peters Stewart & Valerie Peters Robert & Diana Pfitzer Mel & Dorothy Picanco* Ken & Darlene Pierson Judie Piscitello Bill & Diane Pohl Gaby & Odette Polous Sally S. Price Bill Pritchard Roger & Laurel Pruitt Ron & Cindy Rake Ron Ramos Patricia & Robert Raspo* Ginger Ratto Ross Redding & Deborah Steinberg H. Dieter & Hanna Renning Jerry & Seena Rhine Rafael Rivas Anna Roberts & Bruce Klovsky Robert & Suzanne Robinson Pete & Charlie Rodgers James & Beth Rokaitis The Honorable Hugh & Willie Rose Deni Royer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rubino Vincent & Marla Rucubo Donna Ruddick Sylvia J. Rudy* Diana Ruiz Mary D. Ruvalcaba Brent & Sally Sales Robert & Kathy Schenone Jim & Gail Schiffman Janette Schonhoff John Schulz

Ted & Linny Schut Nora Scott* Steve & Anna Seidell Steve & Nancy Semorile Bobbie Sesma Don Setaro & Bonnie Munson Ronald & Shelley Setliff Jeff & Linda Shadden Stephanie Shelton Barbara A. Silva Cathy Silva Tillie Silva Bill Simmons & Joanne Porto Stan Sinclear Grant & Holly Smith Carl & Theresa Snyder Janet Soares Mike & Carol Solario Guillermo W. Sosa Jr. Filomena Sousa Darrell & Christine Souza Joyce A. Starkey* Dorothy Starr The Stedtfeld Family Carletta Evans Steele Donald & Mary Stephenson Alexis Stirling & Rosemary Odell Sandra Stoll-Goodman Arlene Stuefloten Dave & Jan Sundy Michael & Loretta Sutherland Rex & Valerie Sutter Michael Swaim Rick & Andee Swanson Gordon & Pat Sweeny Van & Nancy Switzer Ray & Yvonne Taylor Richard Taylor Steve & Terri Taylor Roger & Karina Tejeda Michelle Tolby Chris & Jackie Tomafsky William & Trudie Treshler Mark Trice Dr. Charles & Mrs. Kerry Tsai John Hendry & Nancy Turner Tricia Turner John F. Turocy Tom & Denae Van Duyn Gregory & Jeri VanVooren Norma M. Vance Rachelle Vande Pol Lorese G. Vandemark, DDS* Albert & Marcella Veldstra Nancy Villarreal Scott & Christina Vincent Paul Voorhees* Dr. John & Roberta Walker Bill & Kris Walley Bob Walsh Derek & Ruth Waring Richard & Janet Watts Susan Wedegaertner Elizabeth C. Weil John & Jacqueline Wetzler David & Cindy White Suzanne Wilke Ed & Hellen Willhide Russ & Jeannie Winton Dennis & Jean Wittchow* Todd & Lisa Wright Bobby & Karen Yamamoto David & Melba Yarbrough Barbara Young

Michael & Chris Zeppa Mike & Linda Zoslocki Anonymous (9) SUPPORTER ($150+) Abney Carpet Mel & Judy Abrew Maria Aceves Lesa Acquaviva Leslie Adair Pamela & Raymond Aguilar Delores Aguiniga Chris & Jackie Ake Ernest Alejandro Robert & Susan Allaire Juan & Veronica Allala American Pallet, Inc. John & Harriett Amistadi Mary Applebaum Brian & Gretchen Arbini Scott & Dawn Arbogast Manuel Ares Laura Arrington Gary & Becky Asai Wes & Gini Asai Steve Auldridge Casey & Daniel Aviles-Chavez George & Helen Badal* Baez Design Group Carl & Judi Baggese David C Bailey Julie & Phil Bailey Noreen Baker Baking Memories David Baltz Blanca A. Banuelos Dr. Eric Barter D.C. Raymond & Dorothy Bathke Amanda Bayless David & Melissa Beach Rick & Melanie Brooks Bruce & Lois Bear Christine Beckstrom Gerard & Loretta Begen Gordon & Gayle Behrens Bryan Bell Catherine Beltran Donald & Cynthia Belyeu Lisa Benge Julianne & Michael Benisch Kathryn Berta Debbie Bice & Sam Autry Jim & Betty Bickner Mike & Karen Biglow Frances Billington Denise Bingham William & Danelle Bishop Sandy Blagg Brent & Julie Bohlender Gary P Bonar Karen Bonillas Kelly Borrero Jeff & Ann Bowman Lisa Boyd Karel Brady Gene & Christine Brandi Nancy Brashear Michael Brennan Keith & Charlotte Brewer Frances Brom Mark & Christine Bronson Jon Bruno David & Ilona Brush Kenneth & Johnna Bryant

Patricia Busher Charles & Kelly Butler Don Cabral Mr. & Mrs. Calloway John & Wendy Campopiano Thomas & Virginia Canadas Charles & Laurie Carley Maxwell & Cathy Carlson Susan Carlson Lorie Carlsson Paul Cava Dawn Ceizler Richard & Lynis Chaffey Judy Chamberlain Patrick Chavez Howard Chi Jason Choate Mrs. Anna Ciccarelli* Sharon Cipolla Ed & Rebecca Ciszek Mrs. Toni D. Clark Elizabeth Clarke Gary Clinton Gladys Cluff-Cunningham Mitchell Cohen Cathy Coito* Paul Collison David Colombo Marcus Connelly Gregory & Kellie Connors Jose & Debra Copado Kenneth & Karen Cornick Paul & Karen Cornwell Christopher & Angelique Correia Albert C. Costa LeRoy & Melinda Costa Margaret & Steve Cousins Mike & Jennifer Cowell Trish Crawford Joanne C. Crist Michael & Pauline Cuchna Bernie & Gay Cummins Joe & Jennifer Cunningham Joe & Bonnie Cursey Erin M. Custer Michael R. Daley Cara A. Davis Cathlin Davis Marsha R. Davis Michael & Sharon Davis Roland & Jacalyn Davis Steve B. Davis Becky Dawson Ann De Alba Tammy De Long Matt & Debbie DeBoer Lee DeFant Don DeGiobbi Carl & Lynette Degnan Kirk & Cathy DeLaMare Mark & Michelle Delucchi Robert & Christine DeMont Joan Devine Ed & Pam Di Francia Dr. Dallas & Susan Dillon J. Kamron & Lara Dirks Susan Donker Michael Donohoe William Dotinga & Jahir Salazar Stephen Douville Glenn L. Driskell Jr. Kathleen DuBose Jeffrey Duke Dustyn Dustyn

Jeffrey Dwork Rick & Melissa Eason Beverly Eaton Rory Edmisten Craig Elia Sharon Elizondo Henry & Valerie Engbrecht Donna English Steven & Ragena Ensley Randall & Allison Epperson Teresa Erickson Angie Espinoza & Mary Cruz Nelson & Frances Estrada Mark & Melanie Evans Eve & Me Jeff & Diana Fairbanks Robert & Martha Falzone Lindi Farmer Ardette Fassler Kent & Truda Faulkner Karen A. Feist Jorge L. Fernandez Brad Ferrini & Charlene Fowler Bonnie Feuer Alan J. Finocchio Mike & Corrine Firpo John & Molly Flemate Francine & Steve Foley Jon & Debi Ford Judy Fountain Henry Foy & Maggie Foy Kathy & Roger Francis Sherry Frazier Glenn Fredriks Lorraine Freitas Amy Fritz Bobby Fryer Peter & Lidia Gaines Rebecca Gaither Joyce Gandelman Evan Garamendi Jaime Garcia John & Teddie Gasper Don & Carrie Gatti Daniel R. Gee John George William George Joe & Carol Giammona Marianne C. Giddings* Pam & Steve Gifford Lynn Gilbert Pam Giusto Sean & Janet Gleason Mr. Barry Goldman & Dr. Irit Goldman Frank & Cindy Gomez Diana Gomez Jesse & Alejandra Gomez Richard & Maria Magdelena Gomez Dr. Michael V. Gonzales John & Susan Goodman Donna Goyette Mary Graham Jerry & Barbara Grandon Rusty Grant Jesse Graves Terry Gray & Linda McElroy John & Roberta Greenstreet Heidi Gremel Karen Grimes Vicki Groff Kathleen V. Grundy Carolyn Grzecki Cheryl Gulliksen Bill & Rita Habeeb

Cindy Hagemann Christopher & Trina Hall Andrea M. Hall-Cuccia Bob & Janet Harper Mary Hartsfield Chuck & Elizabeth Harvey Patsy Harvey Tom & Judith Haskins The Charles Hatz Family Kenneth & Beverly Haub John & Patricia Hawkins Robert & Kathleen Head Richard & Barbara Heckendorf* Herbert & Norma Helbig Larry & Carmen Hellikson Byron Henderson Joel Henderson Nona Henderson & Sydney Ogan Sue Henderson James & Sonia Henman Charles & Linda Hennings Dr. José Salvador Hernández Franciso & Mona Hernandez Omar Hernández Claudia Herrera Berna Hilgers Carl & Patricia Hill Mary & Jim Hill Harold & Wilda Faye Hill Ronald W. Hillberg Dr. Bruce Hinkley Nancy J. Hinton Alden Ho Dennis Hobby & Caroline Low-Hobby Dave Hoberg & Shari Larsen Doug & Margaret Hodge Mike & Leslie Holder Dean & Pat Holloway Alan Holowich Jerry & Diane Hougland Dave & Robbi Huckaby* Sam & Marie Hussain Carol Huth Major Robert E. Inches Mary Ann Inderbitzen Todd & Lori Irinaga Sonya E. Isaeff Mrs. Judy Israels Mary Jackson Karen A. Jacobs Lynn & Christine Jamison Eduardo & Rosa Jimenez David & Angie Johnson George & Carolyn Johnson Glenera Johnson Jim & Louise Johnson Larry & Judy Johnson Bill & Margaret Johnson Rick & Patricia Jones Anthony & Rosi Jordan Woody & Ellie Jorritsma Sheila Josh Todd Jousset Sandra J. Juarez Mike & Debby Kavarian Richard & Stacy Keas Carla Kelley Helen Kennedy Mike Kerr Dan & Stacie Keyser Stephanie Kincanon George King & Nancy Snodgrass John & Marianne Klink Pam Knepper

Soren & Sharon Knudsen Eric & Lori Kramer Dave & Marsha Krysinski Pat Kuhn Ted & Shirley LaBass Joseph A. LaFranzo Brian & Deana Landingham Frances Langston Eli & Irene Lanigan Victoria A. Lawrence Patty Lea Ugo & Sally Lea Edmund Lee Mary Ann Lee Robert & Mary LeFevre Kathleen Leibowitz Larry & Donna Leitner Jeanette Lenahan Jennifer Leoniak Alice R. Lessard Cheryl Lew Craig & Harriet Lewis Guy & Nancy Lilly Susan E. Lilly Brenda Lindenberg Joan A. Little Stan & Adele Little Steven Logan Rosario Lopez Larry Lovelady Melvin & Betty Lowe Andrew Lucich Raymond & Frances Luna Eric & Sandra Luttrell Roger D. Lynn Judith Lyons Joann MacDonald Joe Machado & Jeanette Tingley David & Rosa Magana Jorge & Elda Magana Michael Maiman Charlie & Jean Mallory Lester & Sue Malone Donald & Debbie Manning Victor & Janie Marchini Aaron & Shawna Martella L. Reno & Bridget Martinelli Marcy Matos Ted & Tula Mattingly Ramona & Joseph Mattos Bob Mau & Cheryl Meeker-Mau John & Pamela Mayne William & Martha McCandless Baron & Rhonda Darling McDonald Lisa M. McDonald Jan McDonnal Michael McNamara Shirley McPhee Colbie McRae Marilyn McRitchie Terri Mercer Beverly Merritt Eric Miedema Dorothy J. Miller Fred & Leanne Miller Kevin Millis Michele Milton Judy Minson Sally Mitchell David & Shellie Mollett Calvin & Mary Ellen Moorad Laura Moore Norma Moore Ben & Jan Mora

Harold Moreland Nataly Moreno Rod & Freda Motto* Harold & Romy Mueller Tina Munoz Dennis & Judy Murphy Michelle Myers Kris & Rick Nagle Robert & Elena Naldi Joe & Janet Neal Darrell & Roxanne Nelson Terry & Elizabeth Nelson* Nicole Neri Susan Neufeld Chris & Cathy Neville Kerry & Marie Newman Dan & Karen Nickell Jaclynn Niemeyer Rick & Heather Nunes Deborah Ogden Fernando Olaguez Lisa Oliva Bill & Diane Oren Mary Orlando Scott Orr Thad & Kristin Ortez Bradley Osato Kelly Osman Margaret Ott Melinda Owen Charlotte Pacheco John Paul Padilla John A. Palombi Mercy Park Robert Patch Stephen & Nikki Patricio James & Annamary Peck Alberto Perez Doris “Dorie” D. Perez Michael & Leslie Pettinger Jerold & Barbara Phillips Lowell & Mary Pierce Jaime & Tammy Pirnie Mario & Christina Posadas Sue Preus Lynn & Shirley Quilici Carol Quinlan Lori & William Rains Ricky & Janet Ramsay Dolores C. Rangel Nancy Rasmussen Frank & Mollie Ratto Henry Raygoza Sandra Reed Charles & Sandra Reese J Dominic & Shari Reilley Jean & Johanne Reno Mike & Mona Restuccia Joel Reyna Jr Curtis & Chris Reynolds Nancy L. Reynolds Jeffrey Rhodes Lisa Ribeiro Scott D. Rice Damon & Michele Richmond Bob Riedel Kevin & Janet Riley Lupe Rios Richard & Syd Robenseifner Kent & Suzanne Roberts Gary & Patty Robertson Doug & Donna Robinson Jeannie Robinson Norma Robles

Leroy & Kelli Rocha Pete Rocha & Daphne Short Ernest & Ysabel Rockwell Ronald Rodriguez Angela Rosenquist Jerold & Jeanette Rosenthal Paul & Barbara Rossitto Bruce & Lolaine Ruskin William Ryan & Pam Thompson-Ryan Mr. Luis F. Salcedo Ramon Salinas Jesica Sanchez Janet Sand David & Thida Sandoval Coleen Sanguinetti Steve & Janelle Santos Sherrie Satariano Chris & Heidi Savage Paul Schierenberg Shirley Schmaltz Connie Scholten Jean A. Schroeder Jane Schwartz William H. Schwolow Brant Scott Mandi Seelye Mark & Marsha Seivert Jerilyn Self Barry & Janet Selover Amanda Sephos Dennis Serpa Anne Shanto Jim & Bobbie Sharp Kenneth Shatswell & Adrina Panero Donald & Veronica Shaver Katherine Sheldon Sue Shepherd Shining C Cattle Don & Karin Shively Charles & Karen Shoup Sue & Randy Siefkin John & Patricia Silveira Leah Silvestre Franklin Ana Simoes Roger & Susan Sitton Ann Skarbo Chester Smith Jan Smith Mary Smith Polly Smith Brenda & Steve Smith Yudelka Solano Larry & Jane Souza Dan & Fonya Spielman Steve & Cindy Spiro Joe & Dolores Stackhouse Wesley & Patricia Stambaugh Dr. Harold Stanislaw* David & Cindy Starkey Pamela Starks Dr. Michael Steine & Dr. Heather Bessoff Kenneth & Lillian Stokes David & Debby Stout Cheryl Stutler & Friends James & Jacquelyn Summers Sharon Sumner Steven C. Swanson Phil & Robin Swearingen John & Karen Talbot Flor Tataje Mark & Suzanne Taylor Susan Taylor Kathy & Mike Tekautz

Julia Ten Brink Michael J. Tessaro Pedro Teves Karen Thompson Karen Tidwell Gary & Diane Tindle Robin Tokiwa Teresa Tolentino Stephen Tomassi Carl & Sarah Torgersen Peggy Torrian Greg A. Townsend Dwight & Lisa Traughber Tri Valley Lending, Pam Davidson Paul & Arlene Troop Scott & Lani Turner Tim & Judy Tweedie Markus Urstoeger Gloria Tronis Vincent Richard A. Wagner Roderick & Melanie Walker Mr. Patrick Wallace & Mr. Tim Whitmore Tom & Terrie Wallace Dan & Mandy Walsh Ward Promotional Marketing Kevin Ward & Teri Austin Renee Warnock Tracy Weatheral Larry Weber William & Belinda Wendland Mr. & Mrs. Gary Whatley Karl S. Whatley Mary Whitaker Charles Wieland Damon & Kristen Wight Mark & Sherri Wilbur Ken & Charlotte Williams Richard & Claudia Williams Jeremiah & Nancy Williams Dr. G Barnard Wilson Beverly J. Winger* Dr. Michael Wolterbeek & Ms. Carrie Munroe Alice Wong & Brentt Wong Jan Wood Janette Workman Pamela Wright Kimberly & Joan Wyrick Carlos & Liz Yamzon Greg Yanchus John Yarbrough Richard E. Yarnell Chad & Jill Yates Ellis & DeMaris Young Larry & Margaret Zabel Kristy & Mike Zane John & Marcia Zeliff Jessica Zifer Anonymous (7) *Charter Donors SPONSORS 2022/23 PREMIER PARTNER Doctors Medical Center 2022/23 SEASON SPONSORS Boyett Petroleum & Cruisers Kaiser Permanente Mercedes-Benz of Modesto The Save Mart Companies Beard Land & Investment Co. Oak Valley Community Bank Hilmar Cheese Company

DoubleTree by Hilton Modesto Suite 52 Living Modesto Subaru McDonald’s The Graspointner Family Modesto Toyota The Reed Companies RED INC Architects Silva Injury Law, Inc. Ceres Pipe & Metal CORPORATE PATRONS As of February 15, 2023 The Mayol Family & Team PSC Ayera Technologies, Inc. Daniel Del Real – Del Real Group The Graspointner Family Braden Farms Gianelli - Nielsen Jak Sodhi - Sodhi Law Group Mistlin Honda Anonymous (1) ENDOWMENT E. & J. Gallo Winery

FOUNDATION GIVING Bob and Marie Gallo Foundation California Arts Council Costa Family Foundation National Endowment for the Arts Stanislaus Community Foundation The Ernest Gallo Foundation The Julio R. Gallo Foundation Porges Family Foundation Fund US Bank Foundation TRIBUTES As of February 15, 2023 IN HONOR OF: Physicians of Family Health Care Medical Group of Modesto Jim & Peggy Shiovitz Stephen Rush, in recognition for a great “We Are Monsters” performance!

Armando & Amber Flores IN MEMORY OF:

ARTS EDUCATION As of February 15, 2023 $25,000+ California Arts Council Education Foundation of Stanislaus County US Bank Foundation Anonymous (1) $10,000+ Kaiser Permanente Modesto Subaru Porges Family Foundation Fund The Make Dreams Real Foundation $5,000+ Silva Injury Law, Inc. $2,500+ Beard Land & Investment Co. $1,000+ Enterprise Holdings Foundation Shelly Hurst-Mueller Cathy Jennison Modesto Rotary Club Foundation Modesto Sunrise Rotary $500+ Rod & Freda Motto Anonymous (1) $300+ Cortney Hurst $150+ City Ministry Network David Falzone Jerry & Diane Hougland Trent & Ivey Mayol Dr. Robert & Katie McGrew Philanthropic Education Organization Gerald & Rebecca Rector Mike & Carol Solario

Richard Beal Matthew & Kathleen Gallo Linda Raffo Waqar H. Bhatti, PhD Martha Carter-Bhatti, Ph.D. Ryan Hunter Dickerson Dave & Kathy Halsey Josephine Dunbar-Snow Elvera Rollins Dennis Hoskins Miriam Bermann Ron & Lynn Dickerson Michael Foley & Marie Marsigli-Foley Carol Hannen Art Hill & Marjorie Cook Susan Larson David P. Linhares Henry & Mary Navarrete Jerry Passanisi Victoria Patlan Marsha Waggoner Anonymous (1) Leroy “Ted” Nagel Ninette Latronica Brittany Rodriguez Nancy Gonzalez Donald DeForest “Bud” Sanford Robert A. Saunders Phyllis Walden Marion & Viola Zoodsma Jim & Julia Stone Wendell and Penny White Memorial Fund Ken White & Robin Johnson Eleanor Zeff John & Suzanne Casazza

PERPETUAL MEMORIAL GIFTS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR Thomas K. Beard Randall Stanley Behr Carl Boyett Robert J. Cardoza Herman Costa Matthew Everett Davis Ryan Hunter Dickerson Homer & Margaret Fair Albion Fenderson Marie Gallo Orlena Hawkins Dennis Hoskins Linda Johnson Chuck Kilgore Angela & Francis Lemos Grace Lieberman Clara Marie Machado Elizabeth Maino John E. Plummer

Bette Belle Smith David James Terra Sara Marie Terra Ethel Marie Terra Dr. & Mrs. Archie N. Tonge Delmar Tonge Elizabeth “Betty” Toschi Bob Tubman Jesse Lee Woodson Jason Latrelle Woodson

Dennis & Kathy Hoskins Dean & Cathy Jennison Horton & Barbara Karker Robert & Marilyn Morey D.F. Ritchie Harry Swanson Randy Wayne Summers Mr. & Mrs. Joe Swain Helen Trombetta

LEGACY CIRCLE Dr. Grant & Colleen Bare Waqar H. Bhatti, Ph.D. & Martha Carter-Bhatti, Ph.D. Carl & Carole Boyett Clark & Marion Bradford Martha & Gary Connor Ron & Lynn Dickerson George L. Farrell Jacqueline E. Foret

This listing is updated quarterly. Every effort has been made to ensure our list of supporters is accurate.

It is possible that a name may have been misspelled or omitted. If so, please accept our sincere apology and kindly notify our Development Department at (209) 338-5013, so that we may make the appropriate change to our records.

CHECK OUT THE BENEFITS FOR BEING

A CORPORATE SPONSOR Each season the Gallo Center partners with some of the region’s most prestigious companies, businesses that recognize the remarkable marketing value of associating with the Center.

Below are some of the ways* we connect corporate sponsors to Gallo Center patrons.

Imagine how these might impact your marketing goals.

DIGITAL, PRINT & DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING

ON-SITE PRESENCE

WEBSITE PLACEMENT

• Six lobby monitors with rotating slides

• Homepage rotating banner

• Annual season brochure

• Temporary lobby signage

• Sponsored event pages

• Monthly in-season magazine

• Promotional table/displays

• Corporate Partners page

• Digital playbill

• Verbal pre-show recognition from

• Bridge page with sponsor

• Facebook & Instagram recognition • Logo/ID inclusion on promotional posters • Logo/ID inclusion in e-blasts to patron database

the stage

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• Logo/ID light projection inside theater • Outdoor digital marquee • ID on front of tickets • Lobby kiosk poster

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Alex Mari, M.D. Chair of the Board Marie D. Gallo President Emerita (In Memoriam) Evan Porges Immediate Past Chair June Rogers Vice President Christina Gomez Treasurer & Chair Elect Ginger Johnson Secretary Joe Swain Member at Large

Annie Benisch Jill Bower Mel Bradley Clarke Filippi, D.D.S. Sarah Grover Chad Hilligus Michael Krausnick Nicole Larson* Michelle Lewis Katy Menges Juan Sánchez Muñoz, Ph.D. Duncan Reno Tina Rocha Stephanie Gallo Tyler

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Angelica Anguiano

Diane Gilbert

Danielle Lau

Christine Roberts

Victor Barraza

Emma Grover

Virginia Madueno

Janet Rogers

Elliot Begoun

Xelah Herrera

Roberto Martinez

Michael Roland

Lorraine Cardoza

Sabrina High

Trent Mayol

John Schneider

Clifford Cooper

Doug Highiet

Yolanda Meraz

Brant Scott

Ismael Covarrubias

Linda Hischier

Chris Murphy

KT Staack

Daniel Del Real

Ronald Hoffmann Norik Naraghi

Paul Michael Eger

Jose Ibarra

Sharilyn Nelson

Philip Trompetter, Ph.D.

Robert Fantazia

John Jacinto

Richard Ogle, Ph.D.

Ann M. Veneman

Robert Fores

Jaime Jimenez

Rose Marie Reavill

Doug Vilas

Britta Foster

Kimberly Clauss

Jeffrey Reed

Julian Gallo Ryan Roth Gallo

Jorritsma Brian Kline

Kate Trompetter

Catherine Rhee Susan Rich

FOUNDING TRUSTEES Irene Angelo†

Dianne Gagos

Jeanne Perry

Carol Whiteside†

Lilly Banisadre

Barry Highiet†

John C. Pfeffer, M.D.

Jeremiah Williams

Carl Boyett†

Randy Jalli

Norm Porges

Alice Yip

Joan Cardoza

Chris Johnson

Chris Reed

Sheila Carroll

Grace Lieberman†

James Reed

Suzanne Casazza

Roy Levin, M.D.

Sue Ellen Ritchey

Paul Draper

Alexandra Loew

Delsie Schrimp

Ron Emerzian

Bill Mattos

Fred A. Silva

Ann Endsley

Tony Mistlin†

Ray Simon

Kenni Friedman

Kate Nyegaard

Delmar R. Tonge, M.D.†

Louis Friedman

Ruthann Olsen

Tom Van Groningen, Ph.D.

†In Memoriam

*SCF NextGen Fellow