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Hermann Park Conservancy is a citizens’ organization dedicated to the stewardship and improvement of Hermann Park — today and for generations to come.

As I reflect on the past year, I am filled with gratitude for this extraordinary community that continues to uplift and care for Hermann Park. The fiscal year began in July 2024 with the impact of Hurricane Beryl, and in the days that followed, I saw the Conservancy team, partners, and volunteers come together with a passionate determination. Their swift work to clear debris, restore vital areas, and welcome visitors back into the Park embodied the stewardship that defines this community.

Soon after those challenging weeks, we were reminded of the spirit that anchors our mission with the Park to Port Bike Ride and Run in the Park fall events that brought thousands of Houstonians together to celebrate wellness, friendship, and the beauty of our city’s crown jewel. The energy in the Park on those days reaffirmed the meaning of these beloved traditions.

Then, January brought a snow day that transformed Hermann Park into a winter dreamscape. Snow-lined trees, sparkling gardens, and the delight of children and adults alike offered a brief reminder to slow down and marvel at nature.

That sense of wonder continued in the spring with The Great Elephant Migration, a striking exhibit created by Indigenous artisans in India. These life-size elephant sculptures, traveling the world to spark conversations about coexistence, found a deeply receptive home in our Park.

Experiencing the Park through the joy and eyes of others has been one of the most meaningful parts of my time here. I had the privilege of witnessing the wedding of a wonderful young couple whose first date took place in Hermann Park in 2021. Three years later, they chose our Celebration Garden as the perfect place to begin the next chapter of their lives. It was a moment that beautifully reflected our mission—and one I will never forget.

This year also marked the first year of Cara Lambright’s tenure as the Conservancy’s president and CEO. Cara has already made a meaningful impact—strengthening partnerships, elevating our visibility, and helping to guide our long-term vision. Her leadership has energized our work, and we are fortunate to have her at the helm as we enter this next chapter.

Through it all, our mission remains steadfast: to preserve, enhance, and advocate for Hermann Park as a welcoming place for all. Behind the scenes, the team is diligently advancing a series of key projects that will unfold over the next ten years. These efforts move us toward the full realization of our master plan and reflect both community input and thoughtful design. It is amazing to witness the dedication of our staff, volunteers, and supporters, whose commitment ensures that the Park remains a source of wellbeing, cultural connection, and everyday magic.

To each of you who participated, donated, celebrated, or simply spent a moment of peace beneath our trees: thank you. Together, we are nurturing a sanctuary that will inspire generations and reflect the beauty and belonging Hermann Park brings to our city.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Roslyn Bazzelle Mitchell | 2024/2025 Board Chair

Roslyn Bazzelle Mitchell, 2024/2025 Board Chair, Hermann Park Conservancy

LETTER

FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO

When I joined Hermann Park Conservancy last year, it felt less like starting a new job and more like returning home. My four children grew up in this Park. My mother lived nearby for many years. Like countless Houstonians, so many chapters of our family’s life unfolded under these trees, across these lawns, and along these trails. To have the privilege of stewarding the very place that shaped my family is something I carry with deep gratitude every single day.

I arrived just weeks after Hurricane Beryl—a moment that revealed, once again, both the vulnerability and resilience of Houston’s parks. Though I was not yet here, what I witnessed from afar was a community and a Conservancy responding with speed, skill, and heart. That spirit of stewardship has been a constant throughout my first year, and it is one of the qualities I most admire about this organization and the people who care for Hermann Park.

Over the past twelve months, I’ve had the joy of experiencing the Park through fresh eyes. I saw thousands of Houstonians fill the Park events with energy and inclusivity. I watched the Park transform, almost magically, during January’s rare snowfall. And this spring, I witnessed families delight in The Great Elephant Migration, an installation that touched visitors of every age and background.

These moments reinforced what I have always believed: Hermann Park is not simply a green space. It is the civic heart of Houston alive with culture, discovery, and community.

This year, we also leaned into a renewed vision for what programming can mean in an urban park. From movie nights on the lawns, to free carousel days that bring joy to families across Houston, to art and cultural events that spark conversation, we are building a Park that feels vibrant, inviting, and welcoming to all. Hermann Park is becoming what it has always had the potential to be: Houston’s living room. A place where you gather, linger, celebrate, rest, and return.

And all of this is made possible by the people who love this Park. By donors who believe in its future. By members who support our work year after year. By every rider who buys a ticket on the Hermann Park Railroad. By families who choose to spend an afternoon here instead of anywhere else. This community makes the Conservancy’s work not only possible, but meaningful.

While I am deeply respectful of the many years of strong leadership that brought Hermann Park to this moment, I also come with a clear sense of purpose. My vision for the Conservancy, and for the Park, is a vibrantly programmed landscape that feels welcoming and alive for every Houstonian. A place where cultural experiences, recreation, nature, and everyday joy intersect. A place where every resident can see themselves reflected and feel that the Park belongs to them.

This year, we have strengthened partnerships with the City, our neighboring institutions, and a wide network of community stakeholders. These relationships will be essential as we embark on a new era of investment advancing the projects outlined in our master plan and imagining new ways for people to experience the Park. The work ahead is ambitious, but it is propelled by optimism, collaboration, and the belief that Hermann Park’s best days are still ahead.

I am immensely grateful to our talented staff, dedicated volunteers, generous supporters, and every person who loves this Park. You remind me daily that Hermann Park is both a sanctuary and a shared endeavor. Together, we are shaping a future that reflects the beauty, diversity, and spirit of Houston itself.

Returning to this Park as its CEO has been one of the great privileges of my life. I look forward to continuing this journey with all of you—protecting, enhancing, programming, and celebrating the Park we all call home.

With gratitude,

Cara Lambright President & CEO, Hermann Park Conservancy

Membership

Membership with the Conservancy is more than a contribution—it’s a commitment to the enduring vitality of Hermann Park. Membership funds sustain critical stewardship efforts, from landscape care to engaging public programs. In appreciation of their support, members receive exclusive perks like free train and pedal boat tickets, discounts at the cafes and gift shop, and special event invitations, plus the chance to help preserve one of Houston’s most treasured green spaces.

Want to learn what Conservancy membership has to offer? Visit hermannpark.org/membership

Member Voices

“I support the Conservancy because I want ALL of Houston to have a great urban park to enjoy…”

“The Park is my favorite place in the City.”

“I love Hermann Park and seeing it

$231,221 in membership revenue

Volunteer Program

Volunteers are at the heart of the Conservancy’s work in keeping Hermann Park beautiful and welcoming. From planting and gardening to supporting events and office projects, our dedicated volunteers make a lasting impact throughout the year. Every helping hand leaves the Park a little brighter for everyone to enjoy.

To get involved, visit hermannpark.org/volunteer.

50% growth in volunteer hours from last year Volunteers contributed 31,225 total hours, which has an impact valued at $1,086,318

Received 1,800 volunteer hours during the month-long The

Urban Green, the Conservancy’s young professionals’ group, supports Hermann Park through a variety of lively events each year, highlighted by their signature Gardens & Goblets fundraiser and a festive holiday celebration.

Hosted in the Commons this year, the annual Sip and Stroll offered a member-exclusive evening with music, light bites, refreshments, and a chance for members to mingle and enjoy the Park together.

1,399 total Conservancy memberships

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J. Vince Photography

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J. Vince Photography

The Conservancy is deeply grateful for its volunteers, from individuals and families to corporate teams, schools, Conservancy members, and more. Thank you to all who contribute their time and energy to supporting our mission.

Great Elephant Migration exhibit

Near the end of this fiscal year, Phillips 66 generously signed on to be the leading supporter of the Conservancy’s volunteer program for the next fiscal year. Thank you, Phillips 66!

The Great Elephant Migration

In April 2025, Hermann Park Conservancy proudly hosted The Great Elephant Migration, a breathtaking public art installation featuring 100 life-sized elephant sculptures across the Park. On the fourth stop on the herd’s national tour, the installation invited Houstonians to celebrate conservation, Indigenous artistry, and environmental stewardship. Supported by generous local foundations and donors, the exhibit marked a defining moment in the Conservancy’s Art in the Park initiative, connecting global ecological efforts to local sustainability work.

The Hermann Park stop of The Great Elephant Migration included the debut of “Matt,” a massive African tusker and the installation’s largest sculpture yet

“The Great Elephant Migration is more than an art installation— it is a call to action and a place to experience joy. The elephants’ journey across the globe to Hermann Park is a powerful reminder of why parks matter. Urban parks are places where we could come together— people, nature, and stories from around the world.”

Each sculpture was crafted by The Real Elephant Collective, 200 Indigenous artisans from India’s Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, who transformed the invasive Lantana camara plant into stunning representations of real elephants they live alongside. Through workshops, family activities, and partnerships with Houston institutions, the Conservancy turned the installation into a hub of learning and connection. Thanks to community generosity, four sculptures— Lotus, Nanu, Banyan, and Iinii’ohsokoyi—now reside in the Cece and Mack Fowler Art Grove, forming the Hermann Park herd and standing as an enduring symbol of art, community, and conservation.

Learn more about The Great Elephant Migration’s visit to Hermann Park and additional art initiatives at hermannpark.org/artinthepark

Cara Lambright, President & CEO of Hermann Park Conservancy

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McGovern Centennial Gardens

The McGovern Centennial Gardens remain one of Houston’s most beloved destinations for charming picnics, leisurely strolls, and memorable moments in nature. Thanks to the dedication of our horticulture and grounds teams, the hundreds of plant and flower species that thrive here continue to flourish and bloom throughout the year.

The Commons

The Commons, a vibrant 26-acre corner of the Park, celebrated its first anniversary this year, and in that time, it has quickly become a favorite destination for families, nearby visitors from the Texas Medical Center, and parkgoers from across Houston. With welcoming green spaces, playful features, and areas for gathering and relaxation, the Commons offers a fresh way to enjoy the beauty and community spirit of Hermann Park.

Above: In memory of Kathrine G. McGovern, who along with her late husband are these Gardens’ namesake, the Conservancy and her friends dedicated and planted a Red Maple tree in one of her favorite spots.

Visitors utilize the Commons in all kinds of ways to enjoy their Park day, with a recurring highlight being yoga sessions led by Black Swan Yoga under the shade on the Tsuru Family Terrace. The Conservancy is proud to partner with community organizations to activate the Commons space in an engaging and inclusive manner.

When Hermann Park experienced snowfall in January 2025, the gardening team’s primary focus was on alternatives to frost cloth due to the level of freezing forecasted. Thankfully, the Gardens saw minimal ice damage as the snow acted as insulation for the plant material.

Over 300 grasses were added to the prairie area within the Gardens

More than 5,000 plants were placed in the Gardens this year

More than 6,500 plants were placed in the Commons this year

The McGovern Centennial Gardens celebrated its 10th anniversary in December 2024

19,088 riders enjoyed dollar carousel rides in April 2025, celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Commons.

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Community Events

Every year, our community events draw thousands from all over Houston and beyond to celebrate and give back to Hermann Park. Whether running, cycling, walking, or simply enjoying the day together at Run in the Park, Park to Port, the Houston Rockets’ Dog Walk, or any of our Garden & Nature Series events throughout the year, participants share in the joy of connection and community that makes the Park a special part of our city.

Garden

& Nature Series presented by Chevron Phillips Chemical

The Garden & Nature Series is a recurring series of events in Hermann Park featuring a variety of nature-related themes, such as wellness walks, behind-the-scenes tours of Park destinations, helpful gardening lessons to apply at home, and more.

Don’t miss out! See our list of community events at hermannpark.org/calendar

Run in the Park

Houston Rockets’ Dog Walk

More than 450 cyclists pedaled for more than

Park lovers and Houston Rockets fans came out with their four-legged friends for a festive morning walk

Park to Port and Run in the Park photos by Voltz Photography

Dog Walk photos courtesy of Houston Rockets

Park to Port

Celebrations of Giving

Springtime in Hermann Park is a season of celebration, marked by the Conservancy’s beloved Hats in the Park and Evening in the Park events. The generosity of attendees helps sustain the Conservancy’s vital stewardship work, ensuring the Park remains a vibrant and welcoming space for generations to come.

Hats in the Park

590 guests set a record for the most-attended edition of the luncheon in its history

500 guests celebrated in the

heart of the Park

The evening offered a ride on the Hermann Park Railroad, followed by dinner, drinks, and dancing in the moonlit Molly Ann Smith Plaza.

Hats in the Park was chaired by Carolyn Sabat, Brooke Bentley Gunst, and Holly Radom (left picture: left to right) and honored Katie Arnoldy and Brittany Sakowitz Kushner (right picture: left to right) for their unwavering dedication to the Park, the Conservancy, and its community events.

Above: Brad and Monica Radoff, Bunny Radoff, and Jody and Russell Radoff (left to right) were honored for their deep commitment to Houston which has greatly enriched the Park.

Left: Evening in the Park co-chairs Travis and Kathryn Boeker, Katherine Whaley, and Chris Wadley (left to right) curated an enchanting evening honoring the Radoff family.

Raised over $550K for the care and improvement of Hermann Park

The annual gala raised $690K

Jenny Antill Photography

Jacob Powers Hung L. Truong

Jacob Powers

Priscilla Dickson

Urban Land Management

Spanning 445 acres, Hermann Park thrives through the dedication and collaboration of many hands. The Conservancy’s grounds and horticulture teams work closely with Trees for Houston, Bartlett Tree Experts, Texas Master Gardeners, and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department to nurture the Park’s landscapes and green spaces. Together, we ensure the Park is thriving and ready to be enjoyed by all who visit.

Facility Rentals

With their distinctive and refined spaces, Lott Hall and the McGovern Centennial Gardens offer exceptional venues for memorable occasions. Hosting an event here not only creates lasting memories but also contributes directly to the preservation and enhancement of Hermann Park.

Visit hermannpark.org/privateevents to book your next event.

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In February, Hermann Park welcomed an interesting group of visitors…goats! These grazing guests helped manage some of the natural areas in the Commons in a way that mimics the natural management seen in the wild with the intent of bringing these native and non-natvie species down to a maintained level.

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When Hurricane Beryl hit Houston in July 2024, the Conservancy staff and volunteers worked diligently in the weeks that followed. We are grateful to all the volunteers who gave us a helping hand, totaling approximately 800 hours of effort to help with the Park’s recovery.

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Ashlen Sydney Photography

Boulevard Photography

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Hurricane Beryl impacted 350 trees in the Park

With more than 190 events, facility rentals brought in $1.08 million in revenue

77 couples tied the knot in the beauty of Hermann Park

Japanese Garden

Amid Houston’s vibrant energy, the Japanese Garden stands as a haven of tranquility and beauty. Through collaboration with the Houston Parks and Recreation Department and the Japanese Garden Advisory Committee, the Conservancy works to nurture this serene landscape while honoring the artistry and cultural heritage that define it.

To learn more about the Japanese Garden’s history and plans for its future, visit hermannpark.org/japanesegarden

17 corporate, school, and private volunteer groups assisted with the care and maintenance of the Japanese Garden

Yotsuba Circle

Launched in 2023, the Yotsuba Circle is a group of patrons dedicated to Hermann Park’s Japanese Garden. Yotsuba, the Japanese word for “four leaf,” was chosen as the group’s name as each leaf represents an entity integral to the Garden: the community who initiated its creation and continued care, the sister cities of Chiba in Japan and the City of Houston, and Hermann Park Conservancy. The annual patronage of Yotsuba Circle members helps to fund the resources needed to ensure proper and traditional care of the Japanese Garden.

To learn more about Yotsuba Circle and its benefits, visit hermannpark.org/japanesegarden

Yotsuba Circle, the patrons group dedicated to the Japanese Garden, and Friends of the Japanese Garden continued to provide vital operating support throughout the year

Yotsuba Circle

Members as of June 30, 2025

Matsu ($25,000)

Karen and Howard Schneider

Fuji ($10,000)

Bob Berryman - In memory of Glen Gondo

Donna F. Cole – In honor of Glen Y. Gondo

Joann and Helmuth Goepfert –In memory of Eric Goepfert

Japan-America Society of Houston, Inc.

Elizabeth Anne Lynn

Yasuhiko and Akemi Saitoh

Tsutsuji ($5,000)

Chinhui and Eddie Allen

Cece and Mack Fowler

Joanne and Suzuo Gondo

Japan Business Association of Houston

Ann Kennedy and Geoffrey Walker

Take ($2,500)

Kim and Joe Caruana

CKP

Karla A. Sepulveda

This year’s snowfall added to the magic and beauty of the Japanese Garden.

National Japanese Garden expert John Powell returned to lead hands-on lessons for the Conservancy team.

Additions to the Japanese Garden this year included two specialty black pine trees, in honor of Glen Gondo, and 15 cherry blossom trees

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George Hermann Society

For over 30 years, Hermann Park Conservancy has stewarded Houston’s favorite green space. Through a planned gift, visitors can leave a legacy that sustains the Park for future generations. The George Hermann Society honors those who include the Conservancy in their estate plans, continuing a legacy of generosity that began with the Park’s founder.

Anonymous

Jack Bell

Kathryn and Travis Boeker

Kristy and Chris Bradshaw

Robin† and Richard Brooks

Genevieve Lykes Duncan†

May Shelmire Duncan†

Daniel Evans

Cece and Mack Fowler

Kevin J. Foyle

Steppie and Robert† Holsclaw

Demaris D. and C M Hudspeth†

Linda Crooker Hunsaker

Ann Kennedy and Geoffrey Walker

†deceased

Carey Kirkpatrick

Sherry and Tommy Lott

Jackie and Malcolm Mazow

Laura and Brad† McWilliams

Ron Misrack

Terrylin G. Neale

George O’Connor

Mary Anne H. Phillips†

Arielle and Jonathan Rogg

Megan and Jason Ryan

Ann and Don Short

Doreen Stoller and Dan Piette

John E. Walsh, Jr. Pippa Wiley

To learn more about planned giving or joining the George Hermann Society, visit hermannpark.org/legacy

George Hermann Society member list as of October 31, 2025.

Park Amusements

Hermann Park is more than a scenic greenspace; it is full of experiences that bring joy to every visit. The iconic Hermann Park Railroad and pedal boats on McGovern Lake remain longtime favorites, and the Lott Family Carousel quickly captured the hearts of families. Each ride and adventure helps fund the care and maintenance of the Park.

In August 2024, the Hermann Park Railroad went electric with new locomotives, the ExxonMobil Express and the Dr. Jack Express, thanks to the generosity of ExxonMobil and the John P. McGovern Foundation.

More than 290,000 visitors took a lap on the Hermann Park Railroad

Earned a record

$2.9 million in total revenue from our Visitor Services operations

65,104 riders took a spin on the Lott Family Carousel in the Commons

More than 28,000 pedal boats ventured out on McGovern Lake, generating nearly $405K back into the Park

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DONORS

Hermann Park Conservancy is grateful to all who generously contributed to the beautification, restoration, and improvement of Hermann Park during fiscal year 2025.

Park Improvements

$5,000,000–$9,999,999

The Brown Foundation, Inc.

Electric Train

$500,000–$999,999

ExxonMobil

John P. McGovern Foundation

$1,000–$4,999

Kathryn Louie – In memory of John J. Osterhout

The Great Elephant Migration

Lead Donors

Dunwoody Charitable Foundation

Anonymous

The Cockrell Foundation

The Duncan Genesis Foundation

Linda and George Kelly

$10,000–$24,999

Jan and Jack Cato

CKP

Ruth and Mark Duenser

$5,000–$9,999

Chevron Phillips Chemical

Cece and Mack Fowler

Marley Lott

Laura and Brad† McWilliams

Sara and Bill Morgan

H. Joe Nelson, III

Judy and Charles Tate

UTHealth Houston

$1,000–$4,999

Kathryn Louie

Kathryn McNiel Fund for Public Art

$1,000–$4,999

Margaret Culbertson

McWilliams Dog Park

$1,000–$4,999

Linda and Barry Hunsaker – In honor of Laura and Brad† McWilliams

McGovern Centennial Gardens

$250–$499

Joanne Crull

Japanese Garden

$100,000–$249,999

John P. McGovern Foundation

$1,000–$4,999

Kirk Hansen

Nippon Steel North America, Inc

$500–$999

Jeff Beauchamp

Dr. Brendan and Maria Lee

$250–$499

Shelly Chandra

Manuel Heredia

Janet Rarick and Benjamin Kamins

Cassie B. Stinson

In memory of Jiro Takashima

Eugenia Boswell

Fred Bressler, MD

Ellen Burns

Kun Cen

Jason Chiu

Donald Donovan

Candy Feng

Jen Fink

Stephanie Ho

Nicole and Ron Kuppersmith

Teresa Lee

Judy Liang

Michelle Liang

Zhiyang Liu

Vivian and Charles Millikan

Nadia Mohyuddin

Ron Moses

Jung Shin Robin

Margarita Rodriguez

Barry Trachtenberg

Kaori Walker

Carey West

Linda Zhao

Community Outreach

$1,000–$4,999

Chevron Phillips Chemical

Laura and Brad† McWilliams

Garden Conservancy Fund

$1,000–$4,999

John E. Walsh, Jr. – In honor of Doreen Stoller

Habitat Restoration

$10,000–$24,999

University of Houston-Downtown

$5,000–$9,999

Chevron Phillips Chemical

Habitat Conservancy Fund

$250–$499

Cassie B. Stinson

Park Programs

$50,000–$99,999

ExxonMobil

$250–$499

Stacie Jempty

Sally Anne Schmidt and Marc Tabolsky

Tree Conservancy Fund

$1,000–$4,999

Verena and Alfred Dettwiler

$500–$999

Anonymous

Michaele and Michael Brown –In honor of Kristy Bradshaw and Doreen Stoller

Suzanne and Peter Day –In memory of Mark Folkes

Cece and Mack Fowler

Helen Wils and Leonard Goldstein

$250–$499

Edlyn and David Pursell

Derek Shaw – In memory of Regan Katz

Cassie B. Stinson

Lesley and Charles Teitelbaum

Forestry

$50,000–$99,999

Houston Astros Foundation

$25,000–$49,999

Cockrell Family Fund

Albert & Ethel Herzstein

Charitable Foundation

$10,000–$24,999

John P. McGovern Foundation

$1,000–$4,999

Sis Johnson

$250–$499

Toni Edwards

In Kind

Apache Corporation

Plant a Tree

$500–$999

Anonymous Inge Ford – In honor of Maya, Jacobi, Toussaint, and Hannibal

Hansa Parikh – In memory of Divyakant S. Parikh

PEM Division – In memory of Henry Douglas Timberlake

Alan Shelby – In honor of Chris Reichert

$250–$499

Amperon – In memory of Hamilton Jeffrey Price

Anonymous – In memory of Ruth Sylvester

Melany Barlow – In memory of Glenda Lynn Hamilton Barrett

Jon Berman – In honor of Shane Sullivan

Suzanne Brooks – In memory of Frederique Macon Goodrich

Pamela and David Brown

Natalie Carrillo – In memory of Nguyet Tran

Sonia Castellanos – In memory of Annelise Hohenberger

Federal Reserve Team – In memory of Rev. Dr. Phillip D. Washington

Gloria Feldt – In memory of Larry Rundrauff

The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts – In memory of Gavin Shaunty

Malavika Jagannathan – In honor of Jagannathan Viswanathan

Joubin and Nick – In memory of Noori Jaan

Ann Kennedy and Geoffrey Walker –In memory of Walter Andrew Korzec

Brian McCue – In honor of Elizabeth Hellinger

continued

$250–$499

Laura and Brad† McWilliams –

In memory of Virginia Hoops

Doggett

NCL, Inc. - Post Oak Chapter –

In memory of Kathi Paul

Tina and Mitja Peterman –

In memory of David Dubowski

Karen and Howard Schneider –

In memory of George Kutzschbach

Thuy Tran – In memory of Cheryl C. Lamont

Treat Family – In memory of James Lennon

Volunteer Programs

$50,000–$99,999

Phillips 66

$1,000–$4,999

Bank of America Matching

Gifts Program

BNY Mellon Community Impact

Cauze Charitable Fund

Gulf South Pipeline

Phillips 66 Volunteers

Shiseido Americas

$500–$999

Endira T. Hawkins

YourCause, LLC Trustee for AIG

$250–$499

Darron Bethea

Raamish Saeed

Cassie B. Stinson

Hats in the Park Luncheon

All gifts in honor of honorees Katie

Arnoldy and Brittany Sakowitz

Kushner, and chairs Brooke Bentley

Gunst, Holly Radom, and Carolyn Sabat

$25,000–$49,999

Katie Arnoldy/

Brittany Sakowitz Kushner

Anne Chao/Carolyn Sabat

Friends of Hermann Park

John P. McGovern Foundation

Franci Neely

$10,000–$24,999

Amanda Boffone/ Julie Longoria Chen/Allie Fields

Skye Chao

CKP

Emily Clay

Sandy Godfrey

Milton Gray

Brooke Bentley Gunst/Holly Radom

Rebecca Mark-Jusbasche

Meredith Marshall/Jordan Seff

Laura Sweeney

Stephanie Tsuru

Phoebe Tudor

Melody and Jeremy Wang

MaryFaye and Peter Way

$5,000–$9,999

Henrietta Alexander

Amanda Bandini/Anne Calder/ Allison Casey

Lauren Barrett/Claire Virga

Kathryn Boeker/Devorah Krieger

Mimi Brown/Cara Nunnally/ Kristen Weekley

CenterPoint Energy

Donae Chramosta/ Vintage Contessa

Susie and Sanford Criner/

Cece and Mack Fowler

Isabel David/Monica Radoff

Colleen DiFonzo-Lewis

Cherie Flores

H-E-B

Hildebrand Foundation

Sharon-Marie Hogge/Dina McMearn

Morgan Hollins

Houston Housing Authority/ Jennine Hovell-Cox

Houston Methodist

IWF Mad Hatter

Jackson Walker L.L.P.

Stacy Johnson/Kristen McDanald

Demetra C. Jones/ Tina Arias Peterman/ Nicola Fuentes Toubia

Letty Knapp – In honor of Vivie and Chris O’Sullivan

Rachel Slosburg Kramer/ Erin Slosburg

Cornelia C. Long

Kacey Maestas

Laura C. McWilliams

Memorial Hermann

Neiman Marcus Houston

Katharine Rider

Crystal and Ross Robin

Naseem Sawyer

Allison Stasney

UTHealth Houston

Laura Van Syoc

$1,000–$4,999

Christina Altenau

Jana Arnoldy

Jay Baker

Beverly Bentley

Cheryl Byington

Katy Casey

Cathy Cleary

Stacey Crenshaw

Melissa DeMontrond and Byron Johnson

Mary Rebecca Dick

Varda Dror Fields

Stephanie Fleck

The Greentree Fund/ Nancy C. Allen

Linda Hunsaker

Jean and Richard Jenner – In honor of Nathalie (“Mimi”) Willig

Carolyn Moore Khourie

Harriet Calvin Latimer

Deborah Laws

Maria Vilchez Lowrey

Margaret Manus

Kimberly Martin

Catherine Matthews

Sharon McLaughlin

Perri Motamedi

Elizabeth and Justin Nelson –In honor of Sandy Godfrey

H. Joe Nelson, III

Karen Payne

Amanda Pickering

Nina Rand

Regina Rogers

Kaitlyn Scheurich

Lila Sharifian

Lori Christ Speier

Kim Tutcher

Gail Viele

Katherine Whaley

Marsherria and Gerald Wilson

Susan Wilson – In honor of

Laura McWilliams

Hilary Ybarra

$500–$999

Farida Abjani

Elizabeth Abraham-Colombowala

Shannon Addison

Laurie Allen

Jennifer Allison

Georgina Armstrong

Lindley Arnoldy

Marissa Avery

Alexis Barlow

Liz Bender

Alex Blair

Susan Bloome

Ting Bresnahan

Kristen Cannon

Tay Carey

Brittany Cassin

Julie Cogan

Lindsay Davis

Mary S. Dawson

Kathy de la Mora

Marie de Limelette

Valerie Dieterich

Katie Dillon

Debbie Festari

Katie Forney

Mahshid Foroozan

Morgan Garvey

Meagan Glover

Lisha Hall

Scarlett Hankey

Courtney Harmon

Lucie Harte

Endira T. Hawkins

Hayden McGuiness

Sheila Heimbinder

Jennifer Hodge

Leisa Holland-Nelson

Tammie Randolph Johnson

Jayne Johnston

Franny Jones

Coble Jorgensen

Veronica Juarez/

The Juarez Family Foundation

Melissa Juneau

Brigitte Kalai

Blair Kessler

Kelli Kickerillo

Leigh Kollaer

Nicole Lassiter

Evelyn Leightman

Katie Leonard

Sarah Lippman

Blair Loocke

Kelley Lubanko

Rebecca Luks

Anita Major

Michele Marandi

Margot Delaronde Marcell

Jackie Wolens Mazow

Marian McClendon

Andrea Medina

Roslyn Bazzelle Mitchell

Denise Monteleone

Michel Mullett

Kristin Nelson

Stephanie Nielsen

Julie Devillier Sanchez

Ashley Shafik

Lois Stark

S. Shawn Stephens

Kate Stukenberg

Natalie Synnott

Anooshea Taghdisi

Michele Till

Jen Torres

Lynda Underwood

Audrey White

Stephanie Willinger

Helen Wils

$250–$499

Lisa Ansari – In memory of Michael Tapick

Susan Baker

Vidya Bala – In honor of Anya and Leela Patel

Jessica Bertuccio – In memory of Margo Ludwig

Lou Thompson Black – In memory of Lynda Yokom Thompson

Louise Riddell Bland

Jill Bomar – In memory of Horace Leland Bomar

Katherine Burk

Molly Butkus – In honor of Auden and June Butkus

Skye Chao – In memory of Tin Cheng

Cortney Cole – In honor of Cortney Cole

Donna Cooper – In honor of Mary Faye Way

Jacquelyn Cox – In honor of Clayton, Gemma, and Marshall Cox

Mary Frances DuMay – In honor of

David H. DuMay

Jane Eifler

Sidney Fagan

Judith and Tom Farrell – In memory of Miles Farrell

Elizabeth Fuller – In honor of Morgan Hollins

Elizabeth and Will Galtney –In honor of Karen McKinney Moore

Alyx Gautier-Winther

Courtney Hassen – In memory of Nell Otto

Susan Hill – In memory of Sandra Broussard

Lindsay Hirsch – In memory of Toby and Jerry Isaacs

Lindsay Jones – In honor of Laney and Daphne Jones

Ann Kelsey

Kristy Manteris – In honor of the Manteris sisters

Mindi Mattheus – In memory of Martha Brown

Meghan McConomy – In memory of Warren Hawthorne

Monica Mehta

Melinda Mills – In honor of Sally Willcox and Lillie Mills (Bug)

Karen Morris – In memory of Grace Hoffman

Samantha Morrison – In honor of Sue Dunbar Kell

Morgan Neal

Veronica Neal

Hilary Orr – In honor of Kerner, Lake, Gwynn Francis

Missy Roe – In memory of

Sylvia Graves

Arielle Rogg

Elise Swann – In honor of Rowe, Crawford, and Archer Swann

Rachael S. Volz – In memory of Richard Nichols

Tami Wall – In memory of Chris Cammuso

Michelle Williams – In honor of George, Thomas, Molly and Emma

Nancy D. Williams

Evening in the Park Gala

All gifts in honor of honorees Bunny

Radoff, Brad and Monica Radoff, and Russell and Jody Radoff, and chairs Kathryn and Travis Boeker, and Katherine Whaley and Chris Wadley

$50,000–$99,999

Janet F. Clark

$25,000–$49,999

Emily Clay

ExxonMobil

Cherie and Jim Flores

John P. McGovern Foundation

Radoff Family Foundation

Phoebe and Bobby Tudor

Hallie Vanderhider

$15,000–$24,999

Kristy and Chris Bradshaw/ Bristow Group

High Tide Foundation

Sis and Hasty† Johnson/ Emily Keeton/Marley Lott

Cornelia C. Long

Stephanie and Frank Tsuru

Katherine Whaley and Chris Wadley

$10,000–$14,999

Chinhui and Eddie Allen

Kathryn and Travis Boeker

CKP

Forney Construction

H-E-B

Morgan and Chris Hollins

Sylvia and Matt Kerrigan – In honor of Janet F. Clark

Devorah and David Krieger

Laura and Brad† McWilliams

Kim and Nick O’Sullivan/ Vivie and Chris O’Sullivan

Mary and Ben Patton

RSM

Stein Family

Allison and Troy Thacker

Mary and Greg Whalley

Virginia and Cramer Williams

$5,000–$9,999

Abby and Tomas Ackerman

Vera and Andy Baker/ Michelle and Patrick Torres

Lindsay and Clay Brett

Meryl and Murry Cohen/ Lainie Gordon and David Mincberg/ Esther and Gary Polland

Susie and Sanford Criner/ Cece and Mack Fowler

Mary Rebecca and Cody Dick/ Kaitlyn and Michael Scheurich

The Domolky Family Hildebrand Fund

Ann Kennedy and Geoffrey Walker

Tina and Mitja Peterman/ Masterson Advisors LLC

Amanda and Daniel Pickering

Gary Pittman

PNC Bank/Brian Thomas

Rice University

Jessie Blackmon Rychlicki and Matt Rychlicki

Lori and Anthony Speier

UTHealth Houston

Walter P. Moore and Associates, Inc.

$1,000–$4,999

Alira Med Spa

Jennifer and Scott Allison

Jay Baker

Kenneth Bohan

Richard L. Brooks

Cathy and Joe Cleary

Laura Devitt and Steve Massad

Valerie and Tracy Dieterich

Lindsey and Ben Engleman

Cheryl Fatzer

Ellie and Michael Francisco

Jo and James Furr

Suzi and Elliott Gerstenhaber

Sandy Godfrey

Debbie and Eugene Goldgar

Marc Grossberg

James H. Hazen

Linda and Barry Hunsaker

Marisa Janusz and Joe Meppelink

Barbara and Raymond Kalmans

Sara Kelly

Betty and Jim Key

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Brittany Link and Damion Mathis

Kelley and Stephen Lubanko

Joella and Steve Mach – In honor of Laura and Brad† McWilliams

Nancy Manderson

Michele and Bobby Marandi

Patricia McKinley

Sharon and Errol McLaughlin

Meyer Family

Roslyn Bazzelle Mitchell and Derrick Mitchell

Ginni and Richard W. Mithoff, Jr.

Christina and Zach Neal

Terrylin G. Neale

H. Joe Nelson, III

Sara Lowery Ng and Tim Ng

Roz and Alan Pactor

Bette and Richard Pesikoff

Winnie and Nic Phillips

Paula and Irving Pozmantier

Nina and Clint Rand

Mansel Rubenstein

Kathryn Sanchez

Sharon and Mark Schwartz

Diana and Farris Shenaq

Hinda Simon

Ashley and Jonathan Sloan

S. Shawn Stephens and James M. Jordan

Ellen Susman

Beverly and Bruce Wadley

Randa and K.C. Weiner

Arlene and Ben Wells

Charlotte and Larry Whaley

Shiang and George Yang

$500–$999

Gail, Louis, Veronika and Marc Adler

All Nippon Airways

Whitney Bossin Burns/ Annie Criner Eifler/ Allison Young Chavez

Jan Cato

Adrienne Stokes

Melissa Sugulas

Ellen Susman

Tootsies

Peyton Popp

Elisa S. Pye

Linsay Radcliffe

Leah Rausch

Lauren Paine – In honor of Stephanie Tsuru

Jenny Palermo – In honor of Lilly and Trey Palermo

Greg Lempel

Melina McCarty and John Bishop

Parklane Friends

Barbara and Mark Paull

Nancy Ames and Danny Ward – In honor of HPC leadership past & present, and Kristine Mall

Lary Barton

Membership continued

Guardian ($500–$999)

Ellen and James Bookout

John Bradshaw Jr.

Kristy and Chris Bradshaw

Barb Brooks

Tessa Cabello and Kevin Richardson

Carter and Michael Carpenter

Cindy and Dan Carson

George Celniker

Lucy and Sam Chambers

Virginia A. Clark

Christy and Tom Compson

Steven L. Cowart

Michael L. Cox

Liz and Steve Crowell

Karen and Critz Cullen

Kelly DeHay and Rod Danielson

Beverly Dickerson

Joell and Thomas Doneker

Cathy and Wayne Donnelly

Dennis Dwulet

Harriet Foster

Cece and Mack Fowler

The Giralt-Rondon Family

Megan and Stephen Goldfarb

Hannah and Lenny Golub

Guy Hagstette and Doug Lawing

Ann T. Hamilton

Patrick Hardwick

Susan and Robert Hawkins

Janet and Bob Haworth

Donald M. Hayes

Kathleen Hayes

Peggy and Ed Hennessy

Carol and Robert Hermes

Holly Holmes

The Hyde Family

Jackson & Ryan Architects

AnnMarie Johnson and Davis Maxey

Tammye, Christian and Jordan Jones

Susanna and Clay Kartye

Dr. Brendan and Maria Lee

Diann and Mike Lewter

Anne Loo and Brad Nyberg

William Mahoney

Laura Marsh

Hoyo and Hiro Matsumura

Sylvia Mayer

Jacki and Frank McCreary

Maria and Stephen Metoyer

Meyer Family

The Middleton Family

Christina and Mark Mitchell

Cristina G. Moore

Katie and Chris Morgan

Fan and Peter Morris

Gary Moss

Warren R. Nicholson

Kathy and Phil Noble

Esther and Gary Polland

Thomas, Megan and Isla Powell

Laura and Michael Puzio

Fairfax and Risher Randall

Mary Jo and Ronald Rapini

The Kim and Chris Reichert Family

Reis Contracting

Jessica and Cody Robinson

Lynne and Rick Rumford

Frank Barlow Rynd

Bobbi Samuels

Sally Anne Schmidt and Marc Tabolsky

Jane and Dick Schmitt

Peggy and Bill Shrader

Aaryn and Gene Silva

Springer Family

Adrienne and Will Stokes

Linda and Xavier Stokes

Amy Sutton and Gary Chiles

Carol and Peter Taaffe

Gabriele and Heinrich Taegtmeyer

Peter Tsan

Melissa and Oliver Tuckerman

Lynda Underwood

Cheryl Verlander and Chuck Bracht

Vivian Wise Art

Blake and Joel Watts

Linden and Harrison Willis

Marsherria and Gerald Wilson

Tom Young and Steve Nall

Jennie Zarasvand

Edith and Robert Zinn

Explorer ($250–$499)

Sue and Barry Abrams

Suzanne and Brian Adams

Susan and John Allen

Nella and Frank Anderson

Anonymous (7)

Charles E. Armstrong – In honor of Houston’s Gay (LGBTQ+)

Community

Marci and Mark Arnold

Sarah Callahan Baker and James Baker

Mary and Marcel Barone

Karen and Howard Batt

Jeanne Bauer and Walter Hittelman

Tracey and Jan Beckwith

Kristi Beer and Steve Redding

The Bergers-Abramowitz Family

Darron Bethea

Minnette and Peter Boesel

Andree A. Boudreaux

William Boyer

Richard L. Brooks

Heather Brown and Henry Segelke

Michaele and Michael Brown

Pamela and David Brown

Jonathan Brush

Cory Bryan

Jane and Don Burney

Karen Cantrell

Frances and Oskar Cerbins

Betty T. Chapman

The Chmielewski Family

Ginger Clarkson and Mark Ryan

Clarinda Comstock

Stacey and John Connolly

Donna Cooper

Michael Dale and Robert Wolff

William DeLaney

Laura Devitt and Steve Massad

Susan M. Edwards

Stephen Elison and Richard Brown

Janice Eymann

Shari and Tom Fish

Claudia and Jonathan Franks

Joyce and John Frassanito

Winfred and Johnnie Frazier

Karen and Robert Fritz

The Gaut Family

Karen and Larry George

Lynn Gissel

Joan and Fritz Glover

John Glover

Martha Gonzalez and Neil DuRoss

Michael B. Good

Lisa and Stephen Greenberg

Jenny and Jeff Gregory

Britt Guarglia and Rusty Sewell

Susie Hairston

Erin and David Halprin

Monica and Steven Heal

Whitney and Christopher Heard

Gayle and Scott Hoffer Family

Dr. Tom and Shirley Horton

Laurel and Arthur Huffman

Bet Wilby Hunter

Jeanne and Keith Hyde

Jerry Jeanmard and Cliff Helmcamp

Debbie and Frank Jones

Lance Jones and Allen Ueckert

Barbara and Dennis Kanegaye

Ann and Thomas Kelsey

Elizabeth and Albert Kidd

Sarah and Russell Larsen

Harriet and Truett Latimer

Anne T. LeBlanc and David C. Lee

Alene Ross Levy

Georgia Lister

McBrickerbocker Family

Janet and Pat McCollum

Annie and Tim McDaniel

Adrian Melissinos

Ginni and Richard W. Mithoff, Jr.

Hunter, Anne, Rachel, & Margot Moliver

Teska Moreau

Josie and Phil Morgan

Beverly and Curtis Morrow

Elaine and Alan Mut

Valerie and John Nelson

Ann and Eddie Norwood

JoAnn Peeks and Allan Ring

Kathy and Rick Plaeger

Bernadette Prakash

The Propst Family

Rackleff LLP

Judy Ramsey

Carol and John Redd

Dr. and Mrs. Ross Reul

Ronald McDonald House Houston

Kimberly and Andrew Ruggles

Mary Ann Ryerson

Emily Schreiber and Sam Stein

Hinda Simon

Mary Beth and David Slater

Carol and Robert Smith

Johnny Steele

S. Shawn Stephens and James M. Jordan

Cassie B. Stinson

Anna and David Stock

William P. Streng

Karla and Brad Stuebing

Terry and Jeff Techmanski

Carolyn and Howard Tellepsen

Taffi Tippit-Bybee and Joe Bybee

Emily Leland Todd

Eleanor and Jon Totz

Mindy Travillian and Ivan Musser

Christine and David M. Underwood, Jr.

Katherine Osborne Valdez and Pablo Valdez

Anne Van Horn

AnneMarie Wallace – In honor of

The Benjamin C. Wallace Family

Julie Watkins and Paul Heim

Beth and Joe Weikerth

Carolyn White

Anita and Ted Wiese

Angela Witte

Sallie and Bob Wright

Eileen and Peter Zwart

The names listed above and on the preceding pages include donors who made gifts or pledges of $250 or

between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025. In compliance with IRS standards, commitments paid over time in installments are recognized once in full at the time of the pledge. Please contact the Conservancy if we inadvertently have not included your name or if you would like to be listed differently in future publications.

Statements of Financial Position as of June 30, 2025

of Activities for the year ended June 30, 2025

3,717,408

Chair

Roslyn Bazzelle Mitchell

Executive Committee

John Bishop

Kevin E. Bonebrake

Kristy J. Bradshaw

Buddy Carruth

Cece Fowler

Carey Kirkpatrick

Rebecca Mark-Jusbasche

Joe Meppelink

Terrylin G. Neale

Brian Rollins

Josh Solera

Craig Stone

Nicola Fuentes Toubia

Phoebe Tudor

Board of Directors

Divya Brown

Janet F. Clark

Paula DesRoches

S.E. Cody Dick

Milane Duncan-Frantz

Mik Ebisu

Akemi Fuji-Saitoh

Morgan Garvey

Endira Hawkins

Morgan U. Hollins

Linda Hunsaker

George Johnston

Demetra C. Jones

Ann Kennedy

William A. Lumpkin

Sharon McLaughlin

Laura C. McWilliams

H. Joe Nelson III

Tina Arias Peterman

Cory Quarles

Kaitlyn Scheurich

Sebastien Solar

Sadami Sugimoto

Y. Ping Sun

Troy Thacker

Brian J. Thomas

Stephanie K. Tsuru

Sonny Villarreal

Ex-Officio

Kenneth Allen

Tina Ortiz

President & CEO

Cara M. Lambright

Advisory Board

Edward R. Allen III

Holly Alvis

Nancy Ames

Katie Arnoldy

Evans S. Attwell

Kristi Axel

Holly Baker

Jay Baker

Kristen Sullivan Berger

Devinder S. Bhatia, M.D.

Sadie Gwin Blackburn

Jane Block†

Kathryn Boeker

Gloria Luna Bounds

Kristen Buck

Anne Calder

Erich A. Canseco

Kate Cavanaugh

Gracie Cavnar

Catherine Lee Clarke

Michael Clayborne

Joe Cleary

John B. Clutterbuck

Jennifer Jodeit Daly

Wallace Davis

Viviana Gershanik Denechaud

Lin F. Dennis, III

Valerie Palmquist Dieterich

Paul F. Egner III

Campbell Eifler

Inge Ford

Kevin J. Foyle

Ellie Francisco

Brent Friedman

J. Kent Friedman

Cyndy Garza

Wayne Gibbens

Stephen L. Goldberg

Leisa Holland-Nelson

Steppie F. Holsclaw

Richard Holt

Jennine Hovell-Cox

Erik Ibarra

Philip John

Linda Kelly

Sara Kelly

Joy Klineberg

Christopher Lykes Knapp

Jordan Kozar

Devorah R. Krieger

Brittany A. Sakowitz Kushner

Gregory D. Laake

Elyse Lanier

Tim Latimer

Evelyn Leightman

Nicole Longnecker

Marley Lott

Sherry A. Lott

Nancy Manderson

Matthew Marcinek

Hiro Matsumura

Jackie Wolens Mazow

Ryan McCord

Kristen W. McDanald

Errol L. McLaughlin Jr.

Erica Jordan Middleton

Kunio Minami

Peter Morris

Sarah Newbery

A. B. Nino-Rodriguez

Judy Nyquist

Kathleen O’Reilly

Roz Pactor

Adrian Patterson

Mary Ladd Patton

Winnie Phillips

Carol S. Price

Nina Rand

Lauren Randle

Ken Redding

Chris J. Reichert

Shafik I. Rifaat

Abbey Roberson

Arielle Rogg

Katherine Orellana Ross

DeAndre Sam

Lisa Forbes Satter

Anne-Marie Schlumberger

Shavonnah Roberts Schreiber

Andrew Schwaitzberg

Karla A. Sepulveda

Louis Sklar

Heidi M. Smith

Allison Stasney

S. Shawn Stephens

Jennifer Stewart

Ishwaria Subbiah, MD

Michele Thompson

Nanako Tingleaf

Alyson Tran

Alex Triantaphyllis

Peter Tsan

Hector Villarreal

Landon Weis

Katherine Whaley

Barbara Evans Williams

Daniel H. Williams

Linden Nicosia Willis

Shamsa Winnegar

Hilary Zaic Ybarra

Edgar Yzquierdo

Zenia Zaveri

Conservancy Team

Cara Lambright

President & CEO

Michele Andrews

Senior Director of Advancement

Cinnamon Baldwin

Community Engagement &

Volunteer Manager

Lily Bowman

Development Coordinator

Kristina Brosig

Accounting Manager

Iris Clawson-Davis

Senior Director of Greenspace

Leo Collier

Operations Coordinator

Chloe Delclos

Public Relations & Marketing Manager

Kristine Mall

Development Coordinator

Meghan Miller

Director of Development

Gary Pittman

Chief Financial Officer

Fani Qano

Project Manager

Kyle Wolfe

Chief Operating Officer

Facility Rentals

Farrah McBride

Venue Sales Manager

Mubarek Indris

Venue Manager

Maintenance

Cohlton Bokemeyer

Josue Castillo

William Hopkins

Jose Ventura

McGovern Centennial

Gardens

Daniel Haywood

Landscape Horticulture Manager

Oseye Asiedumndebele

Michael Carter

Rachel Compson

Lauren Compton

Arturo Garcia

Daniel Harrison

Kenneth Jackson

Dev Anand Mathura

Ian Novak

Christopher Suarez

Adriana Webber

Urban Land Management

Diane Kerr

Director of Grounds and

Natural Areas

Caitlin Talkington

Landscape Horticulture Manager

Jackson Baldwin

Juliana Brown

Thomas Brownfield

Andrew Fiorella

Mercedes Gamez

Angeline Gilliam

Reagan Hallick

Francis Herbert

Leonel Hernandez

Christian McCullough

Mary Neal

Kevin Nguyen

Nery Perez

John Schutte

Barbara Shishkoff

Olatomiwa Taiwo

Timothy Templeton

Desirae Thorne

Claire Williams

Visitor Services

Ron Misrack

Director of Visitor Services

La Tonya Scott

Visitor Services Manager

Avery Burton

Kathryn Crowder

Ronald Essigman

Michael Flowers

Donald Hall

Keyri Hernandez

Darryl Herzik

Henry Huelskamp

Marcia Kellner

Charlotte Relihan

Leslie Lima Rivera

Michael McDonough

Stephen McDonough

Gabriel Perez

Taylor Robinson

Marc Schaub

Caleb Stovall

Brett Tatar

Cody Varela

Theodore Wiese

Britney Williams

Jose Flores Zelaya

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