2025 Annual Report

Colorado Outdoor Education Center

2025

Annual Report

Colorado Outdoor Education Center

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here are elements of nature to which I am continually drawn—some small and intricate, others vast and awe-inspiring. The moon hanging in the night sky, the delicate details of a snowflake, the way the clouds are never the same, or the unique patterns found on the scales of individual pinecones all invite quiet wonder. This year, witnessing the Northern Lights dance across the sky became a shared highlight for many. It was certainly one for me.

I have always associated seeing this phenomenon with a perfectly timed trip to Alaska or Iceland, and yet this year, so many regions across the country were afforded this rare and extraordinary experience.

As humans, we are innately connected to the natural world and instinctively understand the value of time spent in the mountains, along a shoreline, or walking through an open meadow. Yet, too often, we find ourselves living alongside nature rather than truly within it. We live in an age of screens—sharp, focused, and high-resolution—yet our eyes are meant to spend more time taking in broader patterns and sweeping landscapes. When we look at a tree from a distance, we do not see each individual pine needle; when we stand at the base of a mountain, we do not see every rock. What we perceive is the whole. This serves as an important reminder that, while details matter, we must also step back to see the larger picture.

Thank you for your continued support of our programs and facilities. Your friendship and generosity help us remain focused on our mission while creating meaningful opportunities for children and adults to connect more deeply with the natural world. Because of you, we are able to preserve the thoughtful details that make each experience unique while also seeing the bigger picture of the future. Your support ensures that future campers, students, and guests will continue to see themselves as an integral part of a larger whole.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth Marable Executive Director, COEC

• 626 Enthusiastic Campers • 172 Awesome, Dedicated Staff • 78 Mountain Climbs of 17 Fourteeners and 2 Thirteeners — 1,170 Summits Reached • Hundreds of Miles on Horseback Rides Bonding with our 110 Horses • 704 Trips Down the South Platte River on Tubes • 2,252 S’Mores Created Over the Campfire and Eaten • 4,502 Nights Spent Camping Out Under the Stars • 17,282 Sunsets Enjoyed • 87 Different Songs Sung—At Least Half of Them Loud and Off-Key • Zero Campers' Time spent on CellPhones • Hundreds of Friendships Made • Thousands of Smiles

“The last 30 days have stretched her mind, her heart, and her body in all the best ways.

She’s strengthened friendships, made new connections, tested her limits, experienced her true ‘bucket list’ adventures (5 day horse pack trip?! woah!), and got the privilege of being coached and mentored by amazing counselors and wranglers. When she comes home asking, “When can we climb a 14-er, Mom?” and saying things like: “When I’m a wrangler at Sanborn....” we know that camp has had an incredibly deep impact."

- Sanborn Parent

• 3,156 Students Found Their Special Spots • 308 High School-Aged Counselors Practiced Their Leadership Skills • 617 Teachers Experienced the Effectiveness of Teaching Outdoors • 37 Schools Sent Students from Grades 2-11 to High Trails • 24 HTOEC Staff Taught 12 Different Fun, Engaging, Experiential Classes • 12,243 Homemade Cookies Devoured • 17 Weeks of Happy Students Exploring the Forests and Meadows • 34 Interbarn Programs • 1,580 Aspen Trees Licked During the Setting the Mood Discovery Group • 2,263 Adventures at the New Treehouse • 3,464 Renewed Joy of Learning Discovered • Tens of Thousands of Happy Smiles

“It’s quiet. I’m surrounded by trees, the green pines seem to calm me down and help me think. I see specks of gold dust shimmer in the falling sun. It’s calming to hear the rustle of leaves and birds chirping in the distance. It is very peaceful.”

- HTOEC Student

“We had so many favorite parts of our stay. The ropes course, firepit and smores, trails on the property, the deck, the hummingbird feeders, comfortable beds, the views, it's too difficult to pick just one. The whole setting contributed to the ability to disconnect from daily life, and be more present for the training, leading to deeper revelations and selfawareness.”

- The Nature Place Guest

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3755 Guest Nights Serving 50 Client Groups

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10 New Clients in 2025

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94 Days Spent Providing Programs for Groups, Primarily on our Ropes Course

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3 New Low Elements Added to the Ropes Course—Whale Watch, Lizard Line and Crows Nest

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51 Trees and Shrubs Planted to Complete the Parking Lot Landscaping Improvement

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465 Delicious Meals Served by Our Amazing Cooks

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1,027 Rooms Cleaned by our Outstanding Housekeeping Staff

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40 Days of Construction in Order to Remodel the Lodge

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5 Collaborative Activities to Provide High Ropes Experiences for HTOEC Programs

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14 Trees Felled by Participants in the Sawmill Business Simulation

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33 Nights Spent Viewing Planets, the Moon, and Distant Galaxies Through our 17.5 Inch Telescope

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1 Unforgettable Night with 100 Guests and Stunning Views of the Northern Lights

Because of you...

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$268,900 was provided in scholarships for campers to attend Big Spring and High Trails

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60 campers received a partial or full scholarship in 2025

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$37,600 was provided in scholarships for High Trails Outdoor Education Center

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23 Schools received scholarships to send their students to HTOEC

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$1,500 was provided to support our high school leadership day at no cost to participants

The Scholarship Program

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“Every year I attend, I experience and learn new and different things. The atmosphere is so welcoming that it makes me feel like camp is my second home. The bonds of brotherhood and friendship we create make us feel part of the same community, committed to creating a better world where love prevails.”

- Scholarship Recipient

2025 Financial Overview: Colorado Outdoor Education Center

2025 Charitable Donations $750,000 Greatest Need $440,000 Sandy & Laura Scholarship $281,000 Program Excellence $17,000 Sanborn 70 Scholarship Endowment $12,000

2025 Charitable Fund Expendatures $1,125,000 ABC Washhouse $765,000 Scholarships $308,000 New Treehouse $50,000 Fire Mitigation $2,000

2025 COEC Operational Expenses Salary 51% Food 10% Insurance 8% Program 8% Facility Maintenance 8% Other Expences 4% Vehicle 3% Office 3% Utilities 3% Taxes/License 2%

Dear Friends,

ow! Once again you have exceeded our expectations! We are W incredibly grateful for your generous support in 2025. As you will see throughout this report, your gifts allowed us to provide the camp

experience for 60 wonderful young people who attended Big Spring and High Trails last summer with tuition assistance from the Sandy and Laura Sanborn Scholarship Fund. This fund was augmented with the interest from our Scholarship Endowment Fund which you built during our Sanborn 70 Capital Campaign. Having reached its goal of $1,000,000 in 2024, the Endowment is now having a significant impact on the amount of scholarship aid we are able to provide.

Most of these campers will be returning this summer, and, of course, each year we receive new requests. We are happy to announce that we have already committed to provide scholarships for more than 60 campers in 2026. The need continues to grow and you, our alums, camp families, and friends, keep answering in truly heart-warming ways.

Scholarship funds also support students in our High Trails Outdoor Education Center Program. Although these funds are given directly to the schools who identify the students most in need, we know that our grants last year provided full tuition for more than 160 students. Looking ahead to 2026, we have increased the amount we will give to schools by at least ten percent so that every child may attend HTOEC with their classes.

In addition to scholarships, we continue to use the funds you provide to refresh, renovate and rebuild our aging facilities. Last year, your support built a beautiful new washhouse on ABC Ridge at Big Spring. (I know it is kind of strange to call a washhouse “beautiful” but it is nice-looking and very functional.) You also made possible our brand new 4-story treehouse—it actually is beautiful and very fun. Renovations like these reflect the commitment to excellence Sanborn Western Camps and Colorado Outdoor Education Center are known for and we couldn’t do it without you.

In the last couple of years, we have realized that because the facility we have is so large and because programmatic and housing needs are changing, we would be wise to obtain the help of experts to help us plan for the future. In 2025, we began work on a Facility Master Plan with an extremely well-qualified team of architects who specialize in working with camps across the country. They have already made two trips to visit our site and we look forward to continuing this process, confident that it will help us to prioritize our facility needs in the coming years and optimize the use of our resources.

We could not do any of this without your help. Words cannot fully express how much we value your generosity, your partnership and your friendship.

Thank-you!

Warm Regards, Jane Sanborn Director of Development

COEC Annual Fund Donors We are grateful to these alums, staff, parents and friends of camp who gave generously to our Annual Fund and the Sanborn 70 Capital Campaign in 2025 and through January 20, 2026.

MOUNT ANTERO $50,000 and Above

Bud Wobus In memory of Sherry Whitcher Wobus

American Endowment Foundation Vergi Geurian and Josh Geurian Pershing Charitable Trust Bill Polk

FISH CREEK $5,000-$9,999

PIKES PEAK $20,000—$49,999 Anonymous In honor of Jane Sanborn Benson Family Foundation Kiersa Benson-Wright and Eric Benson Roger and Lauren Cameron The Daisy Fund The Estate of Richard B. Lamm Heather and Bill Macy Stalker Family Charitable Fund In memory of Luke Stalker Walter Family Foundation Karl Walters A BLUFF $10,000--$19,999 Anonymous (2) Anonymous In honor of Richard Coffin F. Martin Brown Fund Susan White Burgamy The Denver Foundation—Cheeryble Fund Pam and Bob Troyer Mia Fisher and William Pollack In memory of Angela Fisher Annie Garretson Jfmaddoxfoundation Toby Utterback John and Linda Ward O’Hara David and Cami Watson

Allen Family Foundation Fund Phil, John, and Andy Allen Aylward Joint Venture William Comley Estate Steve and Jana Bohnen In memory of Fred Bohnen Randy Brown, Marianne Brown Rooney, and Susan Brown The Carney Family Charitable Foundation Kristian and Colleen Carney Courtney Robert and Whitney Chandler Charitable Fund In honor of Ariella Rogge and Schehera McKasson Margot Cromack Mark and Elizabeth Dubinsky Daoust In memory of Ira Dubinsky Tim and Beth Rusling Emanuels The Ellen Kucker Scholarship In memory of Ellen Kucker Jim and Rebecca Kucker Callahan jfmaddox foundation Sarah Utterback Sanders Hugh and Arianne O’Kane In honor of Jerry McLain Ted and Wendy Ramsey Steve and Jan Chandler Randle Jim “Herc” Roth Jane McAtee Sanborn Jeff Schlueter TWC Foundation Dan Warner, Jennifer and Marley Hodgson

Rein and Jan Sanborn Van West In memory of Sanborn/Van West parents In Kind Donation: Dan Miller LITTLE BLUE $2,000-$4,999 Anonymous John H. Harmon, Jr. and Jane H. Harmon Foundation Dave and Cathy Gepson Burnham Pat Coleman Lisa Rudoph Cushman Tony Delf Steven and Tippi Magid Denenberg In honor of Barbara Rowley Ralph L. Smith Empowerment Fund Laura Douthat Donnelly The Donohue Family Foundation Claire Donohue Julie Hardesty Ferman The Fab Five Lisa Schneck, Julie Micou Cerf, Kathy Yanuck Wenger, Mary “Bunny” Porter, Kathy Medlock Tuteur Helen Clay Frick Foundation Laura Jenney Roe John and Lolly Gepson Sharon and Richard Hamilton Jessica Thurmond Jurgensen Paul Lhevine Kurt and Treacy Liebich Annie and Gracie McDevitt Tom O’Hara Sara Zwinger Roberts Rosso Family Foundation John Rosso and Sarah Rosso McCaughey In memory of Abbey L. Rosso, PhD.

Bill and Karen Schaphorst Betsy Shears Chris Shears Charlie Sweet Peter Thurston Peggy Whitcher SUNDAY ROCKS $1,000--$1,999 Anonymous Anonymous In memory of John Richard Rundle John Steward Jarry Bachmann Toshia Barnett In memory of Bob Bucholz Big Spring Warrior Alumni Rod Lucero, Scott Griffith, Ian Stafford, Tobey Jackson, Julian Rodriguez, Kevin Robinson and John Feltham Ken and Robin Boger George Brown Susan Brown Sam Carkhuff, Sr The Ellen Wills Martin Foundation Liza Chapman Cindy Fair Crandell Phil Cromack Deb Donnelley Gregory Euston In honor of Jerry and Betty McLain Edwin “Trip” Friendly Rob and Connie MacWilliams Friesen The Gaub Family In honor of Fritz Gaub Frank Gerrity Charitable Trust Peter and Lucy Gerrity In honor of Anne Jackson Pete Glasser and Mary Mayfield Budge and Lindsay Hickel

Ward and Carol Swartout Klein Phil LaFortune Family The Lewis Foundation Hal Lewis and Blair Williams Lewis Donald and Marcia Liebich Betsy Longenecker Amy Davis Lunne In memory of Susan Kay Davis Eliser Pat and Libby Hamilton Malone Katharine “Kitty” Mann Levi and Elizabeth Rundle Marable Ruth Berkow McCardle McCormick Family Charitable Fund James McCormick John and Vanessa McGuire In honor of Barbara Rowley Katie and Peter McKee Bill and Edie Miller In memory of Betty Miller Gary Missner Mike and Carolyn Schiele Murray David O’Hara Robyn Rissman Lisa Schneck Bill Schreiber Charitable Trust In honor of Jim “Herc”Roth Connie Morton Seay Eric Simchuk J. Landis & Sharon Martin Family Foundation Sarah Martin Stettner Russ Stewart The Strauss Family Janet and Seaton Thedinger Felix Williams HIGH TOR $500-$999 Anonymous (2)

Tom Arnot Raj and Kacie Sanborn Awasthi Tim and Cate Noyes Boddington Jacqueline Briggs Scott Campbell John and Lucy Covington Greg and Amy Critchett Matt Crowley Victoria Bowles Cruz In memory of Hunter Cruz Janice DeMocker Debbie De Peyster Joe and Pam Donaldson Michael and Julie Eber Tom and Susan Eschenroeder Jeremy Feinstein John Fernie In memory of Bob Fernie Colby Fewster Kent and Susan Henson Flury In memory of Mary Shelton Fitzpatrick Jerre and David Fussell In honor of Jane Sanborn Jim and Danielle Gallagher In memory of Richard Lamm Bobbi and Jonathan Gilbert In honor of Barbara Rowley Amy Gutmann Chris and Suzanne Gepson Hagen Richard Hankin Kim Bean Higgins Deanna Hollon Ellen and Joe Horan Jeff Horner Christian Keesee Mariusz Kamieniarz and Klaudia Kosiak In honor of Barb Rowley Gary LaFontaine In honor of Barbara Rowley

Whitney Lamb Mark and Kathy Ryden Larson Carly Liebich Terry and Susan MacQuiddy Phil Marthens Carol Colnon McIntosh In memory of Edward L. Colnon Betty and Jerry McLain In memory of Kristin McLain John and Ladd Mengel Jason and Karin Mittelstaedt In honor of Barbara Rowley The Morris Family In honor of Barbara Rowley Mark and Judy Pallett In memory of Kristin McLain Darcie Peet In memory of Sherry Wobus Scott and Maggie Freehling Phillips Charitable Trust Will and Samantha Allen Renner In memory of Bob and Jackie Allen Charlie and Muffy Rice Matt and Ariella Randle Rogge Bob Schott In honor of Cook’s Parade Cuisine Delta Stokes Seward Bank of America matching fund Kathy Waters In memory of my Mom and Dad Jennifer and Michael Wilcynski In honor of Barb Rowley Jennifer Downey Wirtz Bud Wobus In memory of Charlie Schweighauser Dorothy “Sam” Kindred Yewer In honor of Jane Sanborn

Forever Sanborn It is possible to make a tax deductible gift to Colorado Outdoor Education Center through beneficiary designation in a will, 401k or similar plans, or life insurance policies. If you have done so or desire to do so, please let us know so that we can make you a member of “Forever Sanborn,” a group of donors who have included COEC in their estate planning.

B-BLUFF $250-$499 Susan and James Alvillar In memory of Richard Lamm Davis Ammons Jim Arnot Carolyn Mozley Beiser Ethan Billingsley Jamie Bruesch Claire Bucholz Catherine Carella Landers and Mimi Carnal Taylor Cook In memory of Anne Huwaldt Cook Margy Crosby In memory of Ann “Bing” Crosby Ashley Dove Mike and Jill Dye Doyle Greg Elder Tim and Jenny Ewing In honor of John and Linda O’Hara Kip Grosshans Stephen Heifetz Dr. Byron C. Hulsey Adam and Dorothy Jones Dale Jordan III The Kennedy/Vernon Family Missy Landon and Abel Hamid In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Rodman Landon

Mike Lawrence In memory of Ward Lawrence Steve Madden Tina Moschetti McNew Allison Shutz Moskow In honor of Jane Sanborn Bob and Rachel Perlmutter Josiah Barron Ramirez Julie Franz Richardson Meghan Rixey Nancy Rothermel Kathy Ruekberg In memory of Joe Ruekberg Laura and Kyle Shannon Andrew and Sarah Martin Stettner The Tharp Family Sarah and Chris “BC” Miller McLemore Ulizio Lauren Visser In honor of Barb Rowley Yvonne Wagner In honor of Frank Williams Andrew Weed Lyndon Wells Jon Wheeler In honor of Dick and Betty Wheeler Rick and Raye Wilson In memory of Matthew Wilson Mimi Lays Wright On behalf of the Lays Family Eames and Pam Taylor Yates WITCHER ROCKS Anonymous Misty Althizer In honor of John Gay David Alvillar In memory of Richard Lamm

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Lindsey Anderson Peter “Chris” Anderson Lewis and Susan Mackin Anderson In honor of Jane Sanborn Linda Arms In memory of Bob Arms Rachel and Steven Bartkowski Tom Beckmann Jean Carlson Benkert Bart Berger In honor of Julie Franz Richardson Rick Bisio Anita Blau In honor of Paul Lhevine Patricia Bliss Amalie Sholem Borchardt Jackson and Molly Radis Blackburn Pamela and John Blythe Pete and Karla Breitenstein Jennifer Sundgren Brull Paige Bryan Landers Carnal, Jr. Deborah Guiher Chamblee Cathy Clark Jane Clayton In honor of Judy Jarrell Pallett and Sue Springer Trummer Rebecca Friendly Coccari Julia Coyne Eleanor Crow Thomas Currier Bret and Teresa Deardorff Callie Donaldson Ned and Debbie Thomas Douglas Alexandra and Breck Dunbar Julie Farnham Rich and Sheri Bone Fedorchak In memory of Sandy and Laura Sanborn Ben Fernandez

Monica McDougall Flegg Carol Bergevin Fortino In honor of Tony Bergevin and Kyle Morgan and In memory of Alia Bergevin Martha Fosdick In memory of Mike Fosdick Charlie and Betsy Friedrichs Bart Gill Leslie and Paul Goldsmith In memory of Richard Lamm Ed and Patsy Roby Gotfredson Mary “Spicer” Garlich Grannell Lindsay Coleman Groat Spencer Hankin Karen and Greg Harman In honor of Blakely Harman Linda Henn Alex Henry Jean Herard Evan Hodgson Spencer Howe Gretchen Hund Antoinette and Raymond Jewell Inez Johnson Laura Johnson Jennifer Ball Jones Joe Kelly Susan Kent Barry Schultz King In honor of Jane Sanborn and Jerry McLain Harper Kissee Elizabeth Kohan In memory of Richard B. Lamm Kroger Foundation Kathy Miller Krogh Jack Kussmaul

Colorado Outdoor Education Center is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that operates three major programs on its 6000acre property near Florissant, CO. These programs are Sanborn Western Camps (Big Spring and High Trails), High Trails Outdoor Education Center, and The Nature Place Conference Center.

All donations are tax deductible

David Lamm on behalf of Randy and Marie Fleischman In memory of Richard Lamm Mrs. Marty Lamm In memory of Richard Lamm Michael Lavenson Cynthia and Brian Lefebvre In memory of Richard Lamm Betty Lehman Larry Lehman Tracy Lenehan Alex Levering Debra Ludwig On behalf of Greg Ludwig Darian Lunne In honor of Amy Davis Lunne and In memory of Susan Davis Eliser Jim Maddox Donna Mains In memory of Jim Mains Gary Mankoff In memory of Richard Bullock Lamm Clara Mann Christopher and Lindsey Mann Georgina Bliss Marshall In honor of Jane Sanborn Liz Marvin Karen McIntire In memory of Richard Lamm

Jerry and Betty McLain In memory of Charlie Schweignhauser Jay and Jane Metcalf On behalf of Emily and Linnea Metcalf In memory of Bob Bucholz and Roger Sanborn Renee Miller In honor of Jane Sanborn Mark “Flounder” Mobley Charlie Morgan Scott Morgan Will Morgan Olivia Murphy Mark and Lauren Munger In memory of Ben Northcutt Kate Myers Jay and Susan Uptegrove Myrick In memory of Hank Janes and Ann Crosby Carl Nardin Josiah Neal Gwen Roberts Oelerich Greta Ohaus Laura Paterson In memory of Richard Bullock Lamm Kent and Colleen Peppler In memory of Richard Lamm Diane Fisher Perkinson Dave Perry Patrick Perry Kathy and Craig Phillips In memory of Richard Lamm Coyote Quay Karl and Marty Friedrichs Remsen Jack Rissman Peter “Max” Roach Amy Roberts Sally Roberts David Ruddy Cheryl and Seth Rundle Nancy Schell Charlie Schlinger Drew Schulte Phil and Lindsay McKean Scott

Mark Shelton Anne and Emily Burnham Shingler Adam Siegel David and Kimberly Silverman In memory of Richard Lamm Chris Skan Andy Smith In honor of Jerry McLain Quin Smith Scott Smith In memory of Richard Lamm Elizabeth Stone In memory of Richard Lamm Lu Sultze Ted Sykes In honor of the Frank Williams Family Whitney Symington Charles Tharp Jill Marshall Thomas Peter Titsworth and Margaret Eppler Val Kopp VanValkenburg In honor of Kerry Jo Walker Judy Vaughan In memory of William Comley Susi Weed and Terry Doolittle Ruth Wells Jim and Marysue Wendt Pamela Green Wheeler Al and Terry Goodger Williams Bill Wilson Mary Mac Zeigler TREEHOUSE DONATIONS Anonymous (3) Kit Armour Jack Barber Patrick Bohnen Family Ben and Steve Bratton Jamie Bruesch Molly Tucker Butkus Barbara Butler and Faith Thomas Sam Carkhuff, Jr. Jessica and Bailey Carswell

Will Coleman Victoria Cruz David Cumming Sarah Chauner Cyphers Daoust Family Joe and Pam Donaldson Carrie Smalley Down Ehrlich Family In honor of decades of Sanborn memories Taylor Emanuels Rich and Sheri Bone Fedorchak Liz Connelly Fischer Jessie Foreman Steve “Vinny” Guilaini Leah Herring Ross Heyman Jessen Family Sandra Couch Kelly Kaiti Kinshella Law/Schofield Family Paul, Lori, Antonia, and Zoe Lhevine Grant McKay Peter McKee Susan Thurmond McMannama Chris Mommsen Teller Muededonck Hugh OKane Family Mark Olney Christopher Nunziato Joelle Patten Charlie Rice Julie Richardson Robyn Rissman Sue Rissman Max Roach Peter Rosenberg Nancy Rodkin Rotering and the Rotering Boys Barb Rowley Delta Stokes Seward Bart Smith Katie Binter Swyers Family Richard Troia Fallon Warshauer Hannah Weinberg-Wolf Grace Wood

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