Jefferson Center 2017-2018 Playbill

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LETTER FROM JESSICA Adventure. Spontaneity. Living in the moment. While these are mottos for life, they are also the only way to experience live music.

In 2017-2018, the Jefferson Center’s 16th season is packed with all-star talent and rising performers, some familiar faces and some brand new. One common factor – they all play with their heart and soul, delivering an amazing experience that will elevate your spirit and leave you yearning for the next show. We are honored to present these remarkable performers to you because we believe that the arts are the key to the vibrancy of this community.

And so the adventure begins, see you at the shows!

Jessica Taylor Programming Director

Jefferson Center strives to provide the utmost in performing arts, impactful arts education opportunities, and a vibrant place for the community to gather. Because of you, Jefferson Center is able to enrich the lives of others through these extraordinary resources and vital services. Please take a moment to consider supporting Jefferson Center in addition to your ticket purchase. Your gift helps to ensure many more years of high quality and well managed impact.

Jefferson Center thanks our business partners and grant makers whose generosity and loyalty makes our performance season possible.

Their support underwrites the cost of producing fine concerts and education programs for students. Corporate leaders interested in joining them and benefiting from a relationship with Jefferson Center, please contact Amy Milberger, Director of Development, at (540) 343-2624 ext. 212 or amilberger@jeffcenter.org.

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With your support, Jefferson Center provides the utmost in quality performing arts, impactful arts education programs and scholarships, and a gathering place for this community.

Your donations are essential to ensure these services continue.

Gifts can be made in multiple ways.

PHONE: Contact the Development Office at 540 343 2624 ext. 212 MAIL: Gifts can be mailed to Jefferson Center Development Office 541 Luck Ave., Suite 221 Roanoke, VA 24016 ONLINE: Giving online is fast, convenient, and secure. Gifts of any size can be made with a credit card. Visit jeffcenter.org/support/donate to make your gift.

Installment options are available.

As a thank you and to recognize your generous support, we offer you special benefits and privileges throughout the entire year.

We hope that we can count on your contribution to help Jefferson Center remain one of this region’s most cherished cultural assets.

Your generosity ensures that Jefferson Center continues to provide the transformational moments of today and tomorrow.

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SUPPO RT E R B EN EF I TS What is the most important element in Jefferson Center’s continued success? You! Thanks to your support, Jefferson Center is able to sustain high-quality performing arts experiences, produce transformational education programs through our Music Lab, provide affordable ticket prices, and maintain a vibrant community space.

Because of you, Jefferson Center will continue to meet and exceed your expectations as a community-oriented cultural center delivering memories and inspiring the leaders of tomorrow. And of course, your contribution of $50 or more will entitle you fantastic benefits offered exclusively to our donors.

• A virtual backstage pass—Get exclusive invitations to backstage meet and greets with the artists, and VIP events and receptions.

• The best seat in the house—Priority to purchase individual performances and season tickets before they are available to the general public.

• A 15% discount on season tickets before they go on sale to the public and a 10 % discount for individual shows before the public!

• First to purchase options—regularly receive Special Codes to purchase newly added shows before the public.

Special benefits are accessible June 1, 2017 – May 31, 2018. For more information contact Amy Milberger at (540) 685-2312 or email: amilberger@jeffcenter.org.

Jefferson Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation. Contributions are tax-deductible to the maximum extent allowed by law.

H OST YOUR EV EN T H ER E From wedding receptions and performances to corporate events and seminars, Jefferson Center is the event destination in Roanoke. Jefferson Center is distinctive in offering you the best of all worlds—the elegance of historic architecture and grand decor, coupled with affordable rates, free parking and the freedom to choose your caterer and other service providers.

Take advantage of turn-key event planning and management so that you enjoy your function at Jefferson Center. Our knowledgeable technical staff will help your plans come together with ease.

SHAFTMAN PERFORMANCE HALL seats 915

Superb acoustics and the latest technical equipment make this a first-rate venue for classical and contemporary entertainment, lectures or seminars.

FITZPATRICK HALL accommodates up to 300

The newly remodeled Fitzpatrick Hall is perfect for business meetings, banquets, conferences, trade shows and celebrations of all kinds.

REHEARSAL HALL seats 150 A “black box” theater with stage, sound and lighting, suitable for intimate scale performances, dinners, lectures and presentations.

L. L. RICE ROOM accommodates up to 44

Beautifully appointed, this elegant room is just the right size for breakfasts, luncheons, intimate dinner parties, business meetings, baby and bridal showers.

FRALIN ATRIUM accommodates up to 100 seated/300 standing

The elegance of Fralin Atrium’s architecture and grand appearance creates the perfect backdrop for any occasion. Host a party, a wedding reception or hold a press conference.

SCREENING ROOM seats 50

Perfect for workshops or seminars, the Screening Room offers comfortable theaterstyle seats and is A/V and computer ready.

We’re wired for your next presentation.

For more information, contact the Director of Center Services, Fred Pryor, at (540) 343-2624 ext.204 or fpryor@jeffcenter.org.

For information about renting Shaftman Performance Hall and/or the Rehearsal Hall, contact Kate Chase at (540) 343-2624 ext. 218 or kchase@jeffcenter.org.

It truly is a new era in arts education. The interaction between the professional touring artist and the young aspiring musicians from our community is opening doors and creating opportunities. Offering insight and support so that they believe in the power of their own voice, these experiences ensure that they can be heard through the art and music that they are creating.

Find out more about these Youth Enrichment and Arts Education Programs and sign up a young musician in your life at jeffcenter.org/musiclab or by emailing Jordan Harman at jharman@jeffcenter.org or musiclab@jeffcenter.org or by calling (540) 685-2309.

MUSIC PRODUCTION SONGWRITING RECORDING ENGINEERING LIVE SOUND PERFORMANCE BANDS PRIVATE LESSONS MUSIC THEORY WORKSHOPS WITH PROFESSIONALS MASTERCLASSES WITH ARTISTS PERFORMING AT JEFFERSON CENTER THE MUSIC LAB SONG PROJECT SISTERS OF THE CIRCLE JAZZ INSTITUTE

JEFFERSON CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Patrick Cavanagh - Music Lab Lessons Coordinator

OFFICERS Tom Palmer Attorney, Woods Rogers PLC Officer - Chair Susan P. Frantz President/Owner - Personal Best, Inc. Officer - Vice Chair Charlie Webb President, Innovative Insurance Group Officer - Treasurer Paul Bonelli Regional Brokerage Manager/Market Leader, Wells Fargo Advisors LLC Officer - Secretary

Kate Chase - Patron Services Manager

DIRECTORS Bo Blankenship Sr. Financial Service Executive, FocusOne Integrated Financial Planning Trista Farrell Berglund Automotive Group Suzy Fink Fink’s Jewelers Anne Jenkins Customer Communications Manager, Kroger Nathan Kerr Vice President - Scott Insurance Mark S. Lawrence Vice President- Governmental and External Affairs, Carilion Clinic Ariel Lev Consultant / Owner, Treehouse Collaborative Bryan Musselwhite Senior Vice President, Poe & Cronk Marc Nelson Special Projects Coordinator Dept. of Economic Development, City of Roanoke David Tenzer Attorney/Partner, Glenn Feldmann Darby and Goodlatte Kianna Price Wade Program Director - ViBE Radio

Allen Sanders - Production Manager / Technical Director

DIRECTORS EMERITUS Warner Dalhouse Board Member - HomeTown Bank Helen Fitzpatrick Community Leader Heidi Krisch Community Leader Tyler Pugh Community Leader Edwin C. Hall Hall Associates, Inc. JEFFERSON CENTER STAFF John Bingham - Director of Finance

Vickie Culpepper - Development Data and Records Coordinator John Hale - Facility Manager Sarah Halstead - Assistant Technical Director Jordan Harman - Education & Outreach Coordinator Allicia Bostick - Assistant to the Director of Finance Amy Milberger - Director of Development Cyrus Pace - Executive Director Fred Pryor - Director of Center Services India Stockton - Box Office Manager / Volunteer Coordinator Jessica Taylor - Programming Director Matthew Wirt - Marketing Manager

INFORMATION

BOX OFFICE HOURS & LOCATION Jefferson Center Box Office is open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is open 2 hours prior to all ticketed events. Generally the Box Office will be closed on all bank holidays. If the Box Office is closed, we will indicate the closure on our voicemail recording, 540-345-2550. The Box Office is located inside the main entrance to Jefferson Center, on the first floor adjacent to the 541 Luck Avenue entrance.

FREE PARKING Parking is free at Jefferson Center and is available in the Jefferson Center lot located along Luck Avenue, across from the main entrance. Parking is typically readily available; however, at times it may be limited based on the event. Parking lot attendants will be present on most event nights to direct you. Disabled-accessible parking is available directly in front of the main entrance, as well as in the main parking lot.

DISABLED ACCESSIBILITY Disabled-accessible seating is available inside Shaftman Performance Hall in Row A, Row L and Row X. Wheelchair seating is also available. Please inform the Box Office when making reservations if you require a wheelchair space. An usher or House Manager can assist you to your seat. Disabled facilities are available in all restrooms in Jefferson Center, and disabled parking is available at the main entrance in the parking circle, as well as in the main Jefferson Center lot located on Luck Avenue.

FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED For patrons with hearing impairments, lightweight headsets are available from House Managers at the Front of House Office before each performance. A photo ID will be required and can be retrieved from a House Manager at the end of the performance upon returning the headset.

2017-2018 SEASON STAR SERIES The California Honeydrops // 10.8.17 Amos Lee - SOLD OUT // 11.1.17 Steep Canyon Rangers // 12.1.17 Take Me to the River LIVE! Featuring William Bell, Bobby Rush, & Don Bryant // 1.26.18 To Ray with Love, Starring Maceo Parker Feat. The Ray Charles Orchestra & The Raelettes // 2.7.18 Dervish // 3.8.18 Hot Tuna // 3.30.18

JAZZ SERIES Bill Frisell - Harmony featuring Petra Haden, Hank Roberts & Luke Bergman // 9.15.17 John Beasley presents MONK’estra // 10.11.17 Lea DeLaria // 11.16.17 An Evening With Branford Marsalis Quartet // 3.23.18

JAZZ CLUB Nate Smith and Kinfolk // 10.7.17 Ranky Tanky // 11.4.17 Mark Guiliana Jazz Quartet // 12.2.17 Melissa Aldana // 2.17.18 Chad Eby with Brandon Lee Quintet // 3.10.18 Etienne Charles: Creole Soul // 4.7.18

ADDITIONAL SHOWS Bokanté with Banda Magda // 6.21.17 Jimmy Herring & the Invisible Whip // 8.5.17 Forlorn Strangers // 9.16.17 Pokey LaFarge // 11.30.17 Joan Soriano // 2.16.18 15th Annual Latin Dance Party // 2.16.18 Sammy Miller and the Congregation // 3.15.18

FAMILY SHOW Jefferson Center & Southwest Virginia Ballet Present: Hello Trolley Featuring the Roanoke Youth Symphony // 4.14.18

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Our sponsors, donors, supporters and friends are the heart of Jefferson Center. Without your generosity, we could not thrive. We extend our sincere appreciation for your ongoing support and patronage. This listing reflects gifts received July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017 .

VISIONARY CIRCLE $10,000+ Anonymous Blue Ridge Beverage Co., Inc. Carilion Clinic City of Roanoke - Roanoke Arts Commission Comfort Systems, USA Dr Pepper Seven Up, Inc. Janice and Joe Fostek Mr. Edwin Hall Kroger Mid-Atlantic Meridium, Inc. The Mountain 101.5 102.5 WVMP Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation The Roanoke Times John and Mary Evelyn Tielking Virginia Commission for the Arts Wells Fargo Foundation WVTF Public Radio PLATINUM CIRCLE $5,000 - $9999 Allstate Insurance Co Beck Media Group - Bella Magazine Berkshire Charitable Foundation - Howard and Tracy Shumate Comcast County of Roanoke Davis H. Elliot Co., Inc. Deschute’s Brewery Dixon, Hubard, Feinour & Brown, Inc Edgar A. Thurman Charitable Foundation for Children Elbert H., Evelyn J., Karen H. Waldron Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Paul and Susan Frantz Friendship Foundation General Electric Employee Match Program Gordon C. Willis Charitable Trust Hotel Roanoke Leisure Publishing Partners in Financial Planning, LLC Roanoke City Schools Scott Insurance Doug and Carol Stackpole Trinchero Family Estates WSLS GOLD CIRCLE $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (2) City Magazine Ellis Financial Group Foti, Flynn, Lowen & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Fralin Glenn, Feldmann, Darby & Goodlatte Mr. and Mrs. John Hagmaier HomeTown Bank Ms. Verlyne Simmons Key Lamar Advertising Martin’s German Service Norfolk Southern Charitable Match Trust Otis Elevator Cyrus and Amber Pace Parkway Brewing Company Poarch Law Firm Reid’s Fine Furnishings Drs. Marc and Cathy Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Joel Tenzer SUPPORTER CIRCLE $1,000 - $2,499 Alvin B. Fink Memorial Fund Anonymous (3)

Don and Cynthia Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Bingham BNC Bank Mr. Joseph Mott and Ms. Sharon Burnham Callie Dalton & Associates Cox Communications Roanoke Mr. Thomas Davis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eastburn ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William J. Farrell J. Spencer and Joy Frantz Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gandee Innovative Insurance Group George A. and Louise Kegley Mr. Henry Kirk Mr. Bill Lester Mr. Michael Levan Ms. Heidi F. Krisch and Mr. Jack Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Long Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Miller, Long & Associates, Inc Tom And Cindy Mohr Seth and Judie Oginz Powerschool Roanoke Animal Hospital Salem Terrace Pat and Donna Sams Ms. Lesleigh B. Strauss PARTNER CIRCLE $500 - $999 Appalachian Power - A Unit of American Electric Allstate Helping Hands Foundation Ron W. and Jennifer Arthur Allen and Katherine Boaz Mr. and Mrs. William (Chan) and Kae Bolling Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonelli Brogan Insurance Agency Marselle and Vickie Culpepper Ms. Judith S. Curtis William C (Jack) and Sandra C (Sandy) Davis Dr. and Mrs. Antonio T. Donato Ms. Julie A. Drewry and Mr. Lee Slover Mr. Alden W. Dudley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Elliot John and Deborah Fraser Fret Mill Music Co. Hale’s Home Improvement Healing Arts at Carilion Hill Studio PC Mr. Everett Holland, Jr. Jefferson College of Health Science Robyn and David Johnsen JSHS Class Of 1957 JSHS Class of 1964 Ms. Patricia Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. H. Guy Lipscomb Mr. Timothy Marshall McNeil Asphalt Maintenance, Inc. Mr. Thomas Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitner Mr. and Mrs. William Poe Mr. Steve Pugh Silnote Audio Sir Speedy The Allstate Foundation Mrs. Deborah Thornhill Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine Virginia Tech School Of Performing Arts

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Winter Mr. Walt Young FRIENDS OF JCF $250 - $499 Anonymous (3) Laura E. Benjamin Karen Crush Branch Mr. William Corey Mr. and Mrs. James Cosby Justine Crowley Mr. and Mrs. David DeLauder Dr. and Mrs. William Deyerle Mr. and Mrs. John Duckworth Mrs. Suzy Fink Mrs. Beverly T. Fitzpatrick, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Friedlander Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garland Mr. Tracy Giles Drs. Kurt and Maureen Geulzow Mr. James Howe Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Julg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence Mr. Todd Leeson Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lewis, Jr. Ann and Mack McGhee Dr. and Mrs. William T. Norris, Jr. John and Karen Novak Robert And Katherine Reuter Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Rogers, Jr. Ms. Lisa Schenkel and Mr. Gregg Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Barry Scull Mr. Robert Spiers, Jr. Greg and Ellen Stick Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Strauss Mr. John Thisdell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wade Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Whisnant William Fleming Class of 1966 & 1967 Mrs. Susan Wirt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wise Mr. and Mrs. Jan Wright DUET $100 - $249 Holly Abbott-Schickler Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Altice Anonymous (2) Cynthia Anselmi Jeff Armstrong Ms. Robin Ball Baylee’s Best Chocolates Ms. Sally Bondurant River Bonhotel Mr. David A. Bovenizer Ms. Donna Bowling Mr. Peter Brinkerhoff Mr. Bruce Brown Mr. Bruce Bryan Guy Buford Mr. Brown Burton Mr. W. Mark Buron Ms. Libby Camper Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Cassell Cave Spring United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chittum JSHS Class of 1969 Comprehensive Construction Services Inc. Ms. Linda DeVogt Mr. and Mrs. Steven & Teresa Dickerson Mrs. Eileen Dickey

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ANNUAL PARTNER CAMPAIGN Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Duckwall Ms. Rose Marie Dudley Mr. Paul Economy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellett Mr. Rodney L. Ellis Llyod and Rita (Powell) Enoch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans The Evelyn Fishburn James Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Felix Thisbe Fields Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Fitzpatrick, Jr. Francis and Helen Ewald Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glass Ginger’s Jewelers Mr. Art Glick Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hagadorn Robert Hagan Michael J. Hatcher Mr. James Hill Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hilton Mr. and Mrs. John and Jean Hitchins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Howell Scott Hurst Stuart Israel Mr. Stephen Jekielek Herman and Renate (Micky) Kemp Ms. Claire Kennett Dr. and Mrs. John Kern Mr. Richard Kurshan Mr. Andy Lang Mr. and Mrs. John Leber Mr. Scott LeCates Mr. Frank Leonetti James and Betty (Glass) Leslie, JSHS ‘60&‘62 Ms. Linda Livingston Kirk and Sarah Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynn Emily Mallory and Brooke Mallory Ms. Julia Martin Mr. Larry Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James McAden Ms. Amanda McCaul Elizabeth McClellan and Michael P. Owens Ms. Susan McCrea Ms. Sharon Miller Montano’s Mr. Lewis N. Mottern Mr. and Mrs. William L. Neal Ms. Carrie S. Nelson (John P.) Mr. Jim Newlin Mr. and Mrs. Trevor M. Owen Mr. John L. Patterson Glenn Perry Mr. David Phillips Ms. Kathy Pope Ms. Carol Pruner Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rattenbury Randall R. Rhea, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson, II Robert and Joel Richert Roanoke Symphony Mr. Kent Roberts Christopher Rogers Ms. Carol Rowlett Debra Ruffin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shaffner Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Ann Shawver

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ANNUAL PARTNER CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS IN HONOR OF In honor of David Lipps; With gratitude for his many years of service as a music teacher & mentor in Roanoke City Schools, given by Mr. & Mrs. John & Jean Hitchins, Jr. In honor of Dr. Nancy Andrews, given by Ms. Patty Jo Divers In honor of Fred Pryor & John Hale, given by Ms. Rose Marie Dudley In honor of Fred Pryor: Thanks for all you do, given by Ms. Judith A. Harrison In honor of Helen Ewald, JSHS Class of 1934, given by Francis & Helen Ewald Family Charitable Fund In honor of Helen Fitzpatrick for her February Birthday, given by Emily Mallory & Brooke Mallory In honor of John Thisdell, given by Ms. Emily Thisdell In honor of Jordan Dalton, given by Mr. Thomas Davis In honor of Jordan Harmon: Congratulations on the work you are doing; you are making a difference in the lives of children, given by Ms. Libby Camper In honor of Judith Harrison, given by The Roanoke Valley Preservation Foundation In honor of Matthew Wirt: for his good work, given by Ms. Erica Cundiff In honor of Ms. Gloria Lee Tayloe, given by Mr. & Mrs. William C. Board In honor of Nathan R. Frantz, given by John Frantz In honor of Patricia Shoemaker, given by Philip Shoemaker In honor of Patrick Ayers: for his love of music & his passion for sharing it, given by Ms. Dana Esworthy In honor of Rebekah Sears: In Loving Memory of Brandon Taylor, given by Marselle & Vickie Culpepper In honor of Robert Garland, & Heidi Krisch & Jack Loeb, given by Mrs. Beverly T. Fitzpatrick, Sr. In honor of Susan Forrest Kirby: for bringing art to my life, given by Katherine Horn In honor of The 1962-1963 JHS Track & Field Team, given by Mr. Henry Kirk In honor of The Jefferson Center Staff: Thank you for your hard work & service, given by Mr. & Mrs. Mark Milberger In honor of For the love of my life, Ann S. Levan, given by Mr. Michael Levan In honor of The Trinkle Family, given by Ms. Sally Bondurant In honor of Thomas Rector: Keep music alive, given by Ms. Melinda Rector CONTRIBUTIONS IN MEMORY OF In memory of Evelyn Marie Mitchell, given by Frances Robbins In memory of Donald Lynn Smith, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Dorothy Ann Bowles Coon, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Lee Rothrock, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Mary Neal Simpson Bennett, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Maurice B. (Mo) King, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Merle Kitty Clark Chisom, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Nancy Knowles Watson, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Nancy Price Henegar, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Our classmate, James Carty Key, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Taliaferro T. (Tod) Copper, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of William (Billy) Gearhart, JSHS Class of 1957, given by JSHS Class of 1957 In memory of Donald Karnes, JSHS Class of 1969, given by JSHS Class of 1969 In memory of Ruth Wimmer Smith, given by Marvin Smith In memory of Sherrill D. Caldwell & Judge Beverly T. Fitzpatrick, given by Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Fitzpatrick, Jr. In memory of John Warner Allison, given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Julg In memory of Nancy & Sally, given by Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Williams, Jr. In memory of James Carty Key, JSHS Class of 1957. With our love & sympathy, given by Mr. and Mrs. James Cosby In memory of James W. Elliott, .Jr., given by Mr. Edwin Hall In memory of Mr. John P. Nelson, given by Mrs. Carrie S. Nelson In memory of Dorothy S. Wiseman, given by Mrs. Deborah Thornhill In memory of Zetsie Kidd Stevens, given by Mrs. Ellen S. Fein In memory of Brian Daley, JSHS Class of 1953, given by Mrs. Ruth L. Daley In memory of Prince, David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, Leon Russell, Lemmy Kilmister, George Michael, Merle Haggard, given by Ms. Jessica Taylor In memory of Sheila Sachs Strauss, given by Ms. Lesleigh B. Strauss In memory of Henriette M. Fallwell & Leila A. Stalker, given by Ms. Rebecca S. Perdue

If you are listed incorrectly, please accept our humblest apologies and notify Amy Milberger, Director of Development, 540-685-2312, amilberger@jeffcenter.org.

Contributions from generous individuals, corporations, and foundations support Jefferson Center’s artistic programming, arts education programs, community engagement, and special initiatives.

There are many ways to make a charitable donation to Jefferson Center including gifts of cash, charitable gift annuities, estate commitments, and matching gifts.

If you would like information about particular types of gifts or how that gift can be made please contact Amy Milberger, Director of Development.

Thank you for helping us ensure that Jefferson Center continues to be a lively and vibrant center for community life. $500,000 AND UP City of Roanoke $200,000 - $499,999 The Cabell Foundation Joe and Janice Fostek Horace G. Fralin Charitable Trust Sam and Marion Golden Helping Hand Foundation $50,000-$199,999 Anonymous The Beirne Carter Foundation Boxley Materials Company Carilion Clinic Faith Christian Academy Ms. Katherine Fralin Norfolk Southern Foundation John L. Patterson Irrevocable Trust Helen S. And Charles G. Patterson Jr. Charitable Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speck Mr. Edward Walker $10,000-$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Amos Anonymous (2) Appalachian Power - A Unit of American Electric Mr. and Mrs. Jason Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonelli Davis H. Elliot Co., Inc. Dr. Kevin F. Ducey and Dr. Minh-Chau Dang Mr. and Mrs. John Duckworth Elbert H. Evelyn J. Karen H. Waldron Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Paul Frantz Mr. Edwin Hall JSHS Step Campaign Marietta McNeill Morgan & Samuel Tate Morgan, Jr. Trust Mr. and Mrs. Bittle W. Porterfield, III Reid’s Fine Furnishings Roanoke Women’s Foundation Mr. Maury L. Strauss John and Mary Evelyn Tielking Woods Rogers PLC $5000-$9999 Bank of America Foundation, Inc. Janet and Richard Burrow Debbie Meade and Hazel Bernard Dixon, Hubard, Feinour & Brown, Inc Mr. William Doughty and Ms. Katherine Guy Innovative Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. Prabhat Jain Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Lindsey Norfolk Southern Charitable Match Trust Peluso Microphone Lab Mr. Richard Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Pugh Doug and Carol Stackpole Mr. and Mrs. David I. Tenzer The Flippin Fund The Johnson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Thornton Wells Fargo Foundation $2,500-$4,999 Mr. Lewis and Dr. Rita Bishop

County of Roanoke General Electric Employee Match Program Mr. and Mrs. Braden Kerchof Anna and Tom Lawson Mr. Thomas Palmer Mr. and Mrs. William H. Powell Ms. Suzanne W. Thorniley $1,000-$2,499 Jerry and Miki Ballengee Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Bingham Mr. Joseph Mott and Ms. Sharon Burnham Christ Our Redeemer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davidson Richard and Sue DeHaven Martha Deyerle Mr. and Mrs. William J. Farrell Howard and Ellen S. Fein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Freidlander Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hart Donald R. Jamison Ms. Anne Jenkins JSHS Alumni Association JSHS Class of 1956 JSHS Class of 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kerr Frosty and Barbara Landon Tony and Gini Lefkowicz Mark and Amy Milberger New Life Fellowship Cyrus and Amber Pace Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pryor Red Velocity, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Rocovich Pat and Donna Sams Dr. and Mrs. William L. Sibley, III Verlyne Simmons Key Dr. Lewis Singer and Ms. Dotsy Clifton Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Smith Marvin and Joy Smith Lisa B. Soltis Jeff and Deb Steady Ms. Lesleigh B. Strauss Ms. Peggy Walker $500-$999 Anonymous Mr. James Arend Don and Cynthia Barnhart Rob Bessolo Mr. and Mrs. William (Chan) and Kae Bolling Ms. Kaitlyn Chase Mr. Thomas Davis John and Deborah Fraser William and Ann Hackworth Mr. and Mrs. Adam and Emilee Hoff Shields and Virginia Jarrett JSHS Class of 1964 Ms. Patricia Kennedy Norma Konieczny Ms. Heidi F. Krisch and Mr. Jack Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Powell (Nick) and Cathy Leitch Mr. Michael Levan Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mastrangelo Mr. Harry Montoro Oakey’s Funeral Service & Crematory Seth and Judie Oginz Joan Petrus

Ms. Anita James-Price Mr. Jonathan Proudley and Ms. Beth Ann O’Connor Roanoke Valley Preservation Foundation Drs. Marc and Cathy Swanson Ms. Samia Nakhle Ward Mr. and Mrs. John Westervelt Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Wilhelm III $250-$499 Anonymous Ron W. and Jennifer Arthur Ms. Joan Brenner Mr. Bruce Bryan Patricia and James Buck Mr. Thomas W. Crawford Marselle and Vickie Culpepper Ms. Judith S. Curtis Vernon and Carol Danielsen Ms. Janet (Lynn) Donnary Ms. Julie A. Drewry and Mr. Lee Slover Mr. and Mrs. Woodford M. Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Ganiel Gregory, Jr. Ms. Judith A. Harrison Tim and Phyllis Isaacs Louise and Wes Jargowsky JSHS Class of 1966 JSHS Ladies Luncheon Group 1964 Lynn Kirby Tom Klatka and Ferri Lockhart Mr. Samuel Murdock, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William T. Norris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitner Lynn and Charles Schleupner Susan Shullman Cindy and Gary Simonds Greg and Ellen Stick Vanetta Stockton Ms. Patricia Waring Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Waters Mr. Robert S. Weiss Susan Wirt $249-$100 Anonymous (4) Major T. Dewey Adams, Jr. Ms. Marjorice Altice Ms. Robin Ball Dr. Walter and Mrs. Frances Barton Sandra Barton Mr. Russell Beimler Allen and Katherine Boaz River Bonhotel Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown Mr. Guy Buford Children’s Trust Foundation Mrs. Carolyn Coleman Kitty Coxe Koomen Mr. Beverly Crane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Crute, Jr. Mr. Russell Danstrom Mr. Wayne Deel Mr. and Mrs. David DeLauder Mrs. Eileen Dickey Ms. Julia C. Dudley Mr. Paul Economy Dr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Edwards Mr. Morris Elam

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellett Lloyd and Rita (Powell) Enoch Dr. Steven L. Farber and Ann Jewell Dr. and Mrs. David Farley Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Fitzpatrick, Jr. Mrs. Beverly T. Fitzpatrick, Sr. Dr. Sandy Fogel and Ms. Alice Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garland Mrs. Wanda “Gale” Aliff Greene Natalie and Keith Haley Mr. James Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hayes, Jr. Mrs. Sandra M. Henson Mr. and Mrs. John and Jean Hitchins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Howell IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program JSHS Class of 1948 JSHS Class of 1967 Ms. Mary Julg Mr. David Keith Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Kemp, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Kern Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lewis, Jr. Ms. Mary Taylor Linn Dylan Locke and Heather Krantz Mr. Buford T. Lumsden Mr. Raymond W. Lunsford Ms. Brooke Baylor Mallory David Martin and Teresa Sakasegawa Julia Martin Edward McClelland Cheryl Mills and Robert McGuffin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mills Mr. Lewis N. Mottern Ms. Judith Pace Mr. John L. Patterson Susanne Gauldin Payne Sarah Pendleton Rebecca S. Perdue Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Perry, Jr. Mr. David Peterson Carolyn and Roscoe Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Phillips Dr. Jennifer Powell Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Kirsten Printz Gail and Michael Quinn Robert And Katherine Reuter Robert and Joel Richert Susan and Parviz Sadjadi Mr. and Mrs. Barry Scull Ms. Doris Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sink Ms. Lawanna Guilliams Smiley Donna and Roger Smith Mr. Robert Spiers, Jr. Mr. John Swope Ms. Jessica Taylor Ms. Patricia Traynor Deanne and Samuel Vance Mrs. Geneva M. G. Wall Mrs. Betty Byrne G. Ware Ms. Della Watkins Mildred Weddle Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Whisnant Mrs. and Mrs. James Whitten Mr. and Mrs. Jan Wright Gene Yagow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yates, Jr. $50-$99 Anonymous

William F. and Carol Lee (Baumgardner) Anvender Ms. Kathy H. Bauman Mr. and Mrs. William C. Board Sandra R. Boyes N. Decker and Phyllis G. Bristow Mr. William Carper Mr. and Mrs. Melvin and Frances Deyerle Ms. Jeanne Duddy Jean Williams Durgan Pat Ebbett Ms. Dana Esworthy Mr. Julian A. Ewers Ms. Lorraine Fleck Ms. Rebecca Hale James and Florine Harrell James and Mary Harshfield Ms. Thelma T. Haynesworth Mr. and Mrs. Michael Henry Rebecca Houchins Dr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Guy Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Leber Mr. Scott LeCates James and Betty (Glass) Leslie Ms. Jane Robinson Meggers Ms. Frances Mills Ms. Anne Morris Dr. James A. Mundy, IV Ms. Mary Olch Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Overstreet The Honorable and Mrs. Richard Pattisall Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Dian Porter Ms. Patricia Powell Mr. Richard Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Putnam, Jr. Jessica Schindhelm Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sherertz Philip Shoemaker John Sills Aaron and Joanna Smith Ms. Tina Spicuzza Mr. Donald Stanley Dr. Mary Anne Corell Stone and Mr. Thomas Stone Mrs. Jane C. Suiter Mrs. Shirley Sullivan Ms. Lorena M. Terry Sandra and Michael Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Swen Thompson Mary Ann Trabue Allen Walker Ms. Virginia West Mr. Robert S. Whiton Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wray Mrs. Victoria Overstreet Wray Mr. Walt Young CONTRIBUTIONS IN HONOR OF In honor of Ann Levan, given by Mr. Michael Levan In honor of Brenda Campbell, for her hard work and dedication to her alma mater and the JSHS Alumni.

In honor of Dr. Nancy Andrews, given by Ms. Patty Jo Divers In honor of Heidi Krisch, Tyler Pugh, Warner Dalhouse, Fred Pryor, Rob Bessolo, and Dylan Locke, given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burrow

In honor of Judith Harrison, given by Roanoke Valley Preservation Foundation In honor of Lynn Donnary, given by Mr. Harry Montoro In honor of Matthew Wirt and all his good work, given by Ms. Erica Cundiff In honor of Ms. Gloria Lee Tayloe, given by Mr. and Mrs. William C. Board In honor of Patricia Shoemaker, given by Mr. Philip Shoemaker In honor of Patrick Ayers and his love of music and his passion for sharing it, given by Ms. Dana Esworthy In honor of Pauline Dame Carter In honor of the 1962-63 JSHS Track and Field Team, given by Henry Kirk In honor of The Cyrus Pace Kids (Louis and Cecilia), given by Ms. Judith Pace CONTRIBUTIONS IN MEMORY OF In memory of Addie Carr McCall, given

by Darrell W. McCall In memory Of Blues Great B.B. King And Civil & Human Rights Greats: M. L. King, Jr And Malcolm X, given by Mr. and Mrs. John and Jean Hitchins, Jr. In memory of Brian J. Daley, JSHS Class of 1953, given by Ms. Ruth L. Daley In memory of David J Morris, given by Mrs. Anne Morris In memory of Donald Altice, given by Marjorie Altice In memory of Henriette M. Fallwell In memory of Henriette M. Fallwell and Leila A. Stalker, given by Ms. Rebecca S. Perdue, JSHS Class of ‘60 In memory of Judge Beverly T. Fitzpatrick, given by Mrs. Beverly T. Fitzpatrick, Sr. In memory of Madeline H. Barnhart, given by Janice and Joe Fostek In memory of of Richard (Dickie) Simmons, given by Verlyn Simmons Key In memory of Pat Buchanan, given by Ms. Patricia Powell In memory of Prince, David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, Leon Russell, Lemmy Kilmister, George Michael, Merle Haggard, given by Ms. Jessica Taylor In memory of Raymond H. Ebbett, given by Pat Ebbett In memory of Ruth Wimmer Smith, given by Marvin and Joy Smith In memory of The Remain’s , given by George and Harriet (Rudd) Remaine In memory of The Rudd’s, given by George and Harriet (Rudd) Remaine In memory of William (Bill) Key, given by Verlyn Simmons Key In memory of William (Bill) Key, JSHS Class of ‘55, given by Mr. and Mrs. James R. Harrell, Jr. In memory of Zetsie Kidd Stevens, given

by Ellen (Elizabeth) Fein, JSHS Class of 1961

VOLUNTEERS SherryAbrams Lois Acherson Betty Anderson Janis Augustine Brenda Ayers Sally Ayers Carla Barrell Kathy Bauman Scott Bauman Alex Baynum LaVerne Beathe Bettye Bell Susan Beraglia Richard Bernstein Bill Bestpitch Sheri Bestpitch Jill Betters Jessica Billingsley Joy Bird Wayne Black George Blanar Fannie Bolden Barbara Bricks Jo Brooks Jean Broyles Betty Bruce Bobbye Buckner Sharon Burnham Judy Cabaniss Jim Cable Rae Cable Siclinds Canty-Elliott Kim Cardwell Vera Cargile Anne Carter Dan Celin Lydia Celin Sonja Chapman Carole Chappell Smith Kaitlyn Chase Frances Claytor Bill Cleveland Leslie Cleveland David Cohen Jerry Cohen Melinda Cohen Erin Cole Tony Cole Vicki Cole Caryl Connolly Faye Cooley Patricia Cooper Cheryl Crowell Camille Cullen Vickie Culpepper Linda Daniel Alice Davis Donna Davis Brenda Debose David DeLauder Marleen DeLauder Katherine Devine Elaine Dirscherl Jeanne Duddy Sabrina East Caralee Eicher Abbie Feigle Kristen Fisher

Alfred Fox Sharon Fox Maxine Fraade Donna Frost Pearl Fu Suzanne Gandy Nancy Gladden Efren Gonzalez Joseph Graf Martha Graf Gayle Graves Margo Greenawald Ellen Groff Cate Hailey Diane Hailey Becky Hale John Hall Loretta Hall Don Hanley Jill Hardesty Paul Hardesty Marylen Harmon Bonnie Harris Rebecca Harris Linda Harrison Jimbo Harshfield Mary Harshfield Marilyn Henderson Connie Henry Jane Hill Cheryl Hilton Latrice Hilton Patricia Honts Donna Horak William Horne Iliyah Houston Ana Hudson Carolyn Johnson Brooke Johnston Susan Jones Christine Jordan Ann Journell Martha Kastler Sherry Kessel Joe Kirk Judy Kniskern Chris Kocher Norma Konieczny James Lagueax Jennifer Laite Ruth Laite Janie Layman Dot Leonard Kayla Li Rod Liebl Sandy Light Gloria Lindsay Devan Logwood Laura Majors Ariel Masellis Briggitte Mason Casey Mauer Michael McCoy Sandy McCoy Betty McCrary Betty McManaway Kay McNeeley Eric Mercer

Virginia Mercer Becky Miller Sue Milles Lew Mills Sharon Mills Sandra Milne Joe Mollo Becky Moore Darrell Moore Jackie Moore Kristin Moore Sherry Moran Joseph Mott William Nelms Rosemarie Novotny Debbie O’dell Judith Pace Nancy Paciga Rhonda Painter Sandy Patterson Joanne Paugh Barbara Pendergrass Janice Phillips Paula Phillips Kay Preston-Davis Judy Pruett Peggy Ramsay Angela Rauenswinter Barbara Reed Beverly Reger Betty Remington Dee Rivers Barbara Robertson Valerie Rosborough Patricia Ross-DaVall Raquel Rothe Chris Saunders Rebekah Sears Dreama Secrest Verlyne Simmons John Slusher Carole Smith Nancy Snyder Lisa Stephens India Stockton Tim Strawn Dick Tabb Jane Tabb Bill Taylor Gayle Taylor Deborah Teer Betty Thompson Lois Traver Sheila Vaughn Alex Vekic Darlene Waldron Constance Watson Sophia Webster Jack White Joanne White Barbara Williams Carter Wilson Marlene Wine Timothy Woodliff Dot Yancey Bonnie Zinck Jim Zinck

Jefferson Center’s volunteer program has grown to more than 300 active participants who donated 4,562 hours of essential services valued at more than $101,000. This vital service enables us to keep tickets and programs financially accessible and our staff size small. Center volunteers range in ages from 11 through 75+. Volunteers are the lifeblood of our growing organization, filling a need that would otherwise be impossible to meet.

Volunteer Opportunities Include: SHAFTMAN PERFORMANCE HALL EVENT STAFF Ticket takers, ushers, greeters, merchandise and concessions, and Box Office assistance.

COMMUNICATIONS Flyer, poster and event notice distribution OFFICE SUPPORT Processing mailings (folding, stuffing, labeling, stamping, hand addressing) General office support, filing, telephones, and administrative assistance SPECIAL EVENTS Assist in planning for receptions, parties, open houses, and special events.

FUNDRAISING VOLUNTEERS Coordinate with Development Team to: Assist with fundraising events, raise awareness about Jefferson Center, leverage connection with local businesses, community groups, other individuals, promote sponsorship opportunities for Jefferson Center special events.

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