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recurring reasons why people attend live events: it’s a time to restore the spirit and refresh the soul, a time of discovery, a time to revisit a beloved performance, it’s for the occasion itself, and it’s for a sense of belonging. We certainly hope you find your place of belonging at the Clemens Center.
Many thanks to M&T Bank for sponsoring the Broadway Series once again, and to our numerous business sponsors and individual donors as we embark on the 99th year of the theatre. By working together, we make memories that last a lifetime!
Karen Cromer Executive Director
Photo by Lee Speary
Clemens Center Behind the Scenes
Board of Trustees
Stephen P. Miller – President
Quay Thompson – Vice President
L. Dale Cole – Secretary
Kathy Stickler – Treasurer
Trustees
Pam Burns
Martin D. Chalk
Betsy Dalrymple
Christina Episcopo
Scott R. Ignaszewski
Robert H Lewis
John S. Marchese
Kimberlee Balok Middaugh
Ivy D. Ng’oma
L Glenn Poppleton
Holly Strickland
Paul VerValin
Laury Ellen Ward
Alan Winston
Counsel to the Board
John R Alexander
Trustee Emeritus
Robert B. McKinnon*
Past Presidents
Stephen L. Albertalli*
Betsy Dalrymple
Fred Farley
Allen A Fusco
David C. Mandeville*
Robert B. McKinnon*
Mila Meier
C Brent Olmstead*
Patricia L. Powers*
Frank T Rose*
David J Sheen
Jerald M Stemerman
Mark Stensager
Kristin A Swain
Paul VerValin
Michael J Wayne
Frederick G. Weeman
George P Zurenda*
*Deceased
Staff
Karen Cromer – Executive Director
Kaylara Allington - Assistant Director
Camden Ayers - Custodian
Tim Benjamin - Director of Facilities
Craig Bond - Director of Advancement
Quintin Burpee - Stage Technician
Amanda Clark - Facilities Manager
Jess Gardner - Production Services Supervisor
Tiffany Hager - Digital Marketing Manager
Beth Hartigan - Guest Services Supervisor
Nicole Parker - Assistant Box Office Manager
Janice Slocum - School-Time Coordinator/Development Associate
Dimitrius Stanley - Concessions Coordinator
Dani Taylor - Box Office Manager
Robin Walter - Director of Finance
David Peckham - Resident Theatre Organist
IATSE Local 289 Elmira, NY
THANK YOU to our Volunteers who contribute thousands of hours annually in time, energy, and expertise to make our performances and events at the Center possible!
Special Funding:
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The Tripp Foundation - Polly Marks Smith Ride to the Arts
John G. Ullman & Associates Foundation, Inc. - Family Connex Series
Foundation Support:
Albertalli Family Fund for the Clemens Center
Douglas G. Anderson - Leigh R. Evans Foundation
The Anderson Foundation, Inc.
Anna and William Baker Memorial Fund
Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes, Inc.
Corning Incorporated Community Impact & Investment
The Hilliard Foundation, Inc.
J.M. McDonald Foundation Inc.
Lindau Foundation
The Mandeville Family Fund for the Clemens Center
Triad Foundation, Inc.
State and Local Funding:
Chemung County Room Tax
NYS Department of Criminal Justice Services
The Clemens Center receives general operating support made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Elmo,
Associates Foundation, Inc.
Guthrie is proud to support the Clemens Center.
Wishing you a wonderful 2024
Clemens Center Business Members
An annual business membership contribution is an investment in our community and the quality of life in our region. Annual membership contributions help the Clemens Center to maintain the quality of the shows we present, support our educational programs, and encourage local artists through the subsidized support of our regional resident companies.
For more information about business membership, please call the Advancement Office at (607) 735-2776 or visit our website at ClemensCenter.org.
Business Director ($10,000-24,999)
Arnot Health • Chemung Supply Corporation
Business Star ($5,000-9,999)
Chemung Canal Trust Company • Guthrie
Business Cast ($2,500-4,999)
Bethany Village • Community Bank, N.A. • Dalrymple Holding Corporation
Elmira Structures, Inc. • Rye Bar and Restaurant
Schuyler Hospital, a Member of Cayuga Health • Streeter Associates, Inc.
Visions Federal Credit Union • Woodbrook Assisted Living Residence, Inc.
XGen Pharmaceuticals DJB, Inc.
Business Manager ($1,000-2,499)
Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast • Cook Painting • Davis-Ulmer Fire Protection
F. M. Howell & Company • Gough Holding Corp. • Hesselson’s
John Mills Electric, Inc. • MMB + CO • Perry & Carroll, Inc.
Southern Tier Hide and Tallow, Inc.• Yunis Realty, Inc.
Business Crew ($500-999)
Elm Chevrolet • EMHART GLASS • HOLT Architects • Maggs Law Offices
McInerny Funeral Home • Ray Jewelers • Trane • Valicenti Advisory Services, Inc.
Young’s Tires, Inc.
Business Friend ($250-499)
Bouille Electric • The Brand Schweizer Group/Raymond James
Clarion Inn Elmira • Curly’s Family Restaurant
Fagan Engineers and Land Surveyor PC • Gerould’s Professional Pharmacy
Greenleaf Recycling • Hill Top Inn Restaurant, Banquets & Catering
I. D. Booth, Inc. • Lighthouse Liquors and Wines of Southport • Naglee Fine Arts
Pathways, Inc. • Patrick’s • Perry & Carroll, Inc. • Sheesley’s Sewer Service, Inc.
Swan Morss Insurance
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Co-Sponsor for the September 19 performance of Ain’t Too Proud—The Life and Times of The Temptations
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November 16, 2024
JASON BISHOP / Magician, Illusionist
JASON BISHOP / Magician, Illusionist
Star of two of his own shows on Broadway, Jason Bishop - “Straight Up Magic” and “Believe in Magic” at the New Victory Theater on NYC’s famed 42nd street. Bishop has been featured on CBS Sunday Morning, NBC’s Today Show, CW Network’s Masters of Illusion, Canada’s popular “Breakfast Television Toronto” and twice on France’s legendary “Le Plus Grand Cabaret Du Monde". He was a cover story and feature article for Southwest Airlines in flight magazine and The New York Times said “How did he do that?” and “There’s real elegance and even wit in the precision of his gestures, the agility of each finger.” Growing up throughout Pennsylvania Jason began studying magic at 15 years old, late compared to most magicians. His passion led to majoring in Theater at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. Bishop left school after only two years to accept the host position of a show touring college campuses. Bookings for his magic show in the Pocono and Catskill mountains immediately followed. A few years later Jason would again perform at colleges and universities but this time with his magic and illusion show. Soon after his success with colleges Jason became a featured entertainer on cruise ships, music festivals and countless performing arts centers throughout the United States as well as several other countries. Some of Jason Bishop’s awards and citations include the key to the city of Lake Charles Louisiana, awarded the honor of a “Kentucky Colonel”, both magic’s prestigious “Jack Gwynne Award for Excellence in Presentation” and the “Milbourne Christopher Illusionist Award”, as well as “Performing Artist of the Year” by the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities. He is also the only illusionist to ever have not one but two productions in New York City at the acclaimed New Victory Theater.
Star of two of his own shows on Broadway, Jason Bishop - “Straight Up Magic” and “Believe in Magic” at the New Victory Theater on NYC’s famed 42nd street. Bishop has been featured on CBS Sunday Morning, NBC’s Today Show, CW Network’s Masters of Illusion, Canada’s popular “Breakfast Television Toronto” and twice on France’s legendary “Le Plus Grand Cabaret Du Monde”. He was a cover story and feature article for Southwest Airlines in flight magazine and The New York Times said “How did he do that?” and “There’s real elegance and even wit in the precision of his gestures, the agility of each finger.” Growing up throughout Pennsylvania Jason began studying magic at 15 years old, late compared to most magicians. His passion led to majoring in Theater at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. Bishop left school after only two years to accept the host position of a show touring college campuses. Bookings for his magic show in the Pocono and Catskill mountains immediately followed. A few years later Jason would again perform at colleges and universities but this time with his magic and illusion show. Soon after his success with colleges Jason became a featured entertainer on cruise ships, music festivals and countless performing arts centers throughout the United States as well as several other countries. Some of Jason Bishop’s awards and citations include the key to the city of Lake Charles Louisiana, awarded the honor of a “Kentucky Colonel”, both magic’s prestigious “Jack Gwynne Award for Excellence in Presentation” and the “Milbourne Christopher Illusionist Award”, as well as “Performing Artist of the Year” by the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities. He is also the only illusionist to ever have not one but two productions in New York City at the acclaimed New Victory Theater.
KIM HESS / Featured Assistant
KIM HESS / Featured Assistant
Born in Reading, Pennsylvania, Hess is Jason’s Featured Assistant. Kim is an indispensable member of the show. Whether she is assisting audience members, vanishing or levitating high above the stage Kim is crucial to the show’s success. At four years old Kim had an experience that changed her life forever.
Born in Reading, Pennsylvania, Hess is Jason’s Featured Assistant. Kim is an indispensable member of the show. Whether she is assisting audience members, vanishing or levitating high above the stage Kim is crucial to the show’s success. At four years old Kim had an experience that changed her life forever.
Taking the suggestion of a family member; Kim’s mother enrolled her in a local baton twirling production unit. Kim stayed with that group for over nineteen years. In her time with the unit she won well over one hundred awards, among them were first place trophies from the National/ World Baton Conference held at Notre Dame University. Hess is a graduate of Kutztown University of Pennsylvania where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in business. Kim has traveled to all but one state; North Dakota and has been to over 40 countries and 6 continents as a performer. She feels incredibly blessed to be able to see the world through performing. Kim would like to acknowledge her late baton instructor; Joanne Herb, who was a tremendously graceful twirler and inspiration. She would also like to thank her Mom for her endless support.
Taking the suggestion of a family member; Kim’s mother enrolled her in a local baton twirling production unit. Kim stayed with that group for over nineteen years. In her time with the unit she won well over one hundred awards, among them were first place trophies from the National/ World Baton Conference held at Notre Dame University. Hess is a graduate of Kutztown University of Pennsylvania where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in business. Kim has traveled to all but one state; North Dakota and has been to over 40 countries and 6 continents as a performer. She feels incredibly blessed to be able to see the world through performing. Kim would like to acknowledge her late baton instructor; Joanne Herb, who was a tremendously graceful twirler and inspiration. She would also like to thank her Mom for her endless support.
GIZMO
/ “The Star”
GIZMO / “The Star”
Hailing from Berks county PA and now living in Blandon, PA, Gizmo made his live theater debut at just nine weeks old. Giz has 4 brothers and sisters his exact age. Gizmo has been the most popular member of the show since he joined. His first few months in the show he simply ran onstage to Jason and garnered amazing applause through that simple action. Later Gizmo approached the producers to have his own feature spot, they agreed and the rest is history. Gizmo enjoys long walks on the beach and everywhere else for that matter. He loves chicken and ice-cream, licking anyone within reach and barking at horses and cows. Some of Gizmo’s nicknames are Giz, Dog Number 97 and Monkey. Gizmo is excited to sniff the stage today and pee anywhere he shouldn’t.
Hailing from Berks county PA and now living in Blandon, PA, Gizmo made his live theater debut at just nine weeks old. Giz has 4 brothers and sisters his exact age. Gizmo has been the most popular member of the show since he joined. His first few months in the show he simply ran onstage to Jason and garnered amazing applause through that simple action. Later Gizmo approached the producers to have his own feature spot, they agreed and the rest is history. Gizmo enjoys long walks on the beach and everywhere else for that matter. He loves chicken and ice-cream, licking anyone within reach and barking at horses and cows. Some of Gizmo’s nicknames are Giz, Dog Number 97 and Monkey. Gizmo is excited to sniff the stage today and pee anywhere he shouldn’t.
A WORD FROM JASON BISHOP
A WORD FROM JASON BISHOP
Magic has been tremendously visible online and on television over the last decade. However, the current trend is to shy away from large magic and illusion in favor of mostly close up magic. This, coupled with a decrease in live magic performances makes me incredibly proud that our show is a return to large scale theatrical magic. Like the big illusion shows of the past that inspired me as a young performer, our show features multiple disciplines of magic. Yes I’ll perform close-up sleight of hand, but there is also stage card manipulation and of course lots of large illusions. It’s among the most humbling and greatest pleasures of my life to be able to share a large scale illusion show with an amazing audience in a theater; the way stage magic was meant to be experienced.
Magic has been tremendously visible online and on television over the last decade. However, the current trend is to shy away from large magic and illusion in favor of mostly close up magic. This, coupled with a decrease in live magic performances makes me incredibly proud that our show is a return to large scale theatrical magic. Like the big illusion shows of the past that inspired me as a young performer, our show features multiple disciplines of magic. Yes I’ll perform close-up sleight of hand, but there is also stage card manipulation and of course lots of large illusions. It’s among the most humbling and greatest pleasures of my life to be able to share a large scale illusion show with an amazing audience in a theater; the way stage magic was meant to be experienced.
Jason Bishop
ABOUT THE SHOW
ABOUT THE SHOW
—Jason Bishop
Each performance of Jason Bishop’s is the culmination of a life in magic thus far. From close-up magic projected onto large screens to award winning sleight of hand and exclusive grand illusions, a diverse set of talent and skill permeates the show. Magic like any art form builds upon previous achievements of the artist and the genre. Bishop’s show is exactly this. In it magic is created from everything. An iPhone, an old wooden trunk or a never before seen illusion all hold secrets and create magic. The show combines age old conjuring skills, modern technology, exclusive illusions and a sharp wit, to forge what we feel is the most dynamic illusion/magic show today.
Each performance of Jason Bishop’s is the culmination of a life in magic thus far. From close-up magic projected onto large screens to award winning sleight of hand and exclusive grand illusions, a diverse set of talent and skill permeates the show. Magic like any art form builds upon previous achievements of the artist and the genre. Bishop’s show is exactly this. In it magic is created from everything. An iPhone, an old wooden trunk or a never before seen illusion all hold secrets and create magic. The show combines age old conjuring skills, modern technology, exclusive illusions and a sharp wit, to forge what we feel is the most dynamic illusion/magic show today.
SPECIAL THANKS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPECIAL THANKS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
James Steinmeyer - Illusion designer, consultant, friend and all-around genius. Your contributions go far beyond just the illusions Willie Kennedy - Illusion builder and all-around good guy Bob Fitch - theatrical consultant Ann Hess, Paul & Suzanne Ernst for constant support, belief and wisdom Bill Hess his heart was always bigger than his bark The foster brothers, Dino Amaro, E&J, Elsa & Angel, Micheal Chaut, Matt Schick, Mike Miller, Johanna Forte, Brandice, Byrd Pressley, Arnold Graham, Denny Haney, Ed White, Mainlight, BSO, Joanie Spina, Marc DeSouza, Valerie Vogt, Dave Womach And all of our family, friends and magic/entertainment friends for constant support & inspiration. Special thanks to Ryan Whitaker who never doubted for a second.
James Steinmeyer–Illusion designer, consultant, friend and all-around genius. Your contributions go far beyond just the illusions Willie Kennedy –Illusion builder and all-around good guy Bob Fitch–theatrical consultant Ann Hess, Paul & Suzanne Ernst for constant support, belief and wisdom Bill Hess his heart was always bigger than his bark The foster brothers, Dino Amaro, E&J, Elsa & Angel, Micheal Chaut, Matt Schick, Mike Miller, Johanna Forte, Brandice, Byrd Pressley, Arnold Graham, Denny Haney, Ed White, Mainlight, BSO, Joanie Spina, Marc DeSouza, Valerie Vogt, Dave Womach And all of our family, friends and magic/entertainment friends for constant support & inspiration. Special thanks to Ryan Whitaker who never doubted for a second.
BUILDING COMMUNITY
Streeter Associates is proud to support the arts in our region through its long-standing relationship with the Clemens Center. We understand that it takes more than constructing buildings to build community.
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SHARP MINDS. SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION. SINCE 1949
In 2017, the John G. Ullman & Associates Foundation, Inc. provided underwriting for the Center’s first-ever sensory-friendly dance performance for children on the autism spectrum. The success of that event, combined with the Foundation’s mission to fund educational programs in the local area, inspired the creation of the Family Connex Series. Since then, nearly 7,200 kids and caregivers have been served.
The carefully-curated programs in the Series help connect families to the Center by attending together, and promote family conversation, critical thinking, and the simple enjoyment of the live performing arts. The Foundation’s generous contribution allows the Clemens Center to keep ticket prices affordable. Join us on the following dates for family fun!
Performances Saturdays at 2:00pm
JASON BISHOP
November 16
Jason Bishop performs stunning, state of the art magic and illusions featuring amazing sleight of hand and exclusive grand illusions.
123 ANDRÉS
May 31
PINOCCHIO
A Sensory-Friendly Performance - tickets limited January 25
Carlo Collodi’s classic tale about the world’s most famous puppet: PINOCCHIO. An amazing journey into the heart of childhood and imagination.
With fresh original songs that blend Spanish and English, 123 Andrés brings interactive, high energy shows to kids and families.
For more information and ticketing, please visit ClemensCenter.org/Events or contact our Box Office at (607) 734-8191.
Photo by Matt Bishop
Photo by Dario Trevi
Photo by Dario Trevi
Photo by Jérémie Battaglia
The Clemens Center is proud to be a partner with area educators in providing arts experiences that en rich the lives of young people. Each season, we strive to present a variety of productions that complement the school curriculum and enhance learning, as only the arts can do. Over the years, our audience has grown to include, not only regional public and private schools, but also many home -schools, pre-schools and individual families.
These programs are made possible, in part, through a contribution from the Tripp Foundation to the Clemens Center’s Endowment Fund in memory of Mary Tripp Marks and her concern for the cultural enrichment of children.
Since 1979, the Mary Tripp Marks School -Time Series has touched the lives of over half a million young people with curriculum-related programs. For many of them, these daytime performances represent their first introduction to the Clemens Center and to the magic of live theatre.
The 2024-25 Series Includes: Frindle
Goodnight Moon & The Runaway Bunny
The Gruffalo’s Child
A Year With Frog and Toad
Hero: The Boy From Troy
Moon Mouse: A Space Odyssey
Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes: The Story of Babar the Elephant
Our Planet Live
Special Attraction for grades 9+
The Express: The Ernie Davis Story
A FREE film presentation in honor of Ernie Davis Day
We believe that exposure to live theatre can ignite a child’s imagination in a unique way, opening the door to a greater understanding of the world and a lifelong love of the arts.
For more information, please visit ClemensCenter.org/Events or contact our School-Time Coordinator at (607) 735-2777.
Clemens Center Individual Supporters
An annual individual membership contribution is an investment in our community and the quality of life in our region. Annual membership contributions help the Clemens Center to maintain the quality of the shows we present, support our educational programs, and encourage local artists through the subsidized support of our regional resident companies.
For more information about individual membership, please call the Advancement Office at (607) 735-2776 or visit our website at ClemensCenter.org.
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Ted Kozlowski • Phillip Conrad Kruk • Dr. and Mrs. Vincent LaDelia
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Donor ($275-549) continued
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Michael and Julie Lavarnway • Kathleen O’Herron Lawrence
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2024-2025 CONCERT SERIES
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FIVE FOR FIGHTING with String Quartet
September 28, 2024
Corning Museum of Glass
FRISSON WINDS
November 16, 2024
Corning Museum of Glass
SAM GRISMAN PROJECT
October 12, 2024
Corning Museum of Glass
NEW ORLEANS SONGBOOK:
The MOANIN’ FROGS
March 22, 2025
Corning Museum of Glass
JANE MONHEIT
April 10, 2025
A Jazz at Lincoln Center PRESENTS Production February 25, 2025 Clemens Center
Corning Museum of Glass
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Supporter ($125-274) continued
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Duane and Faye Gardner • Lezley Gehman • Lee Gernert-Larrea
Mike and Candice Girardi • Mrs. Steve Golby • Paul and Kathy Good
John and Mary Grab • Faith Gray • Todd and Margaret Grebleski • Mimi Gridley
Richard Gridley • Patricia M. Gush • Mary R. Hamlin • JoEllen Hanrahan
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hare • Jared and Bonnie Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauptman • Ruth Hauser • Carl and Cindy Hayden
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Herbst • Madonna Herman
David Hickman and Joyce Hyatt • Michael and Reagan Hicks
Art and Rachel Hofstetter • Dr. Susan McDaniel Hohenhaus
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Holmes • Richard and Anne Holmes
Doug and Phyllis Holtgrewe • David and Deb Homer • Marilyn Hopper
Tammi Horton • Robert and Barbara Hubbell • Nancy Hulslander
Ronald and Ellen Hulslander • Barbara B. Hutchinson • Scott and Laura Jacobus
Barbara Jennings • Craig Alan Jones • Janet and Walter Jones
Larry and Ceil Josbeno • John and Corinne Julian • Marcus and Charlotte Kantz
Linda Kaufman • John and Betsy Keenan • John and Elizabeth Kennedy
Steven and Katie Kerr • Jim and Vicki Kier • Ms. Cynthia A. Kilbury
Ron and Kelly Kimball • Bob and Bettina King • Susan King
Kirk and Cynthia Klingensmith • Duane and Lynn Klinko • Bill Knapp
Barbara Koernig and Albert Comfort • Richard J. Kurchey • Dorothy M. Kurta
Pam and Joe Lally • Patrick Lally • Mark and Margaret LaLomia
Thomas and Patricia Lamb • Nancy and Woody Latour • Denise Layton
Dr. Terence and Mrs. Marcia Lenhardt • Michael and Marilyn Lepak
Al and Pam Lewis • Laurie Liberatore • J. Carol Lincoln
Matthew and Katherine Lincoln • Charles Lindsay • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockner
Judy and Fred Loomis • Steve and Lynda LoPresti • Estella Loud and Ken Bruielly
Robert and Joan Lovejoy • Kellie A. Lowman
Sam Luckner and Amanda Courtright • Karen and Robert Lutz
Clemens Center Individual Supporters
Supporter ($125-274) continued
Brian and Deb Lynch • Anonymous • Dr. and Mrs. Robert Madden
Tanya Malone and Kelly Koehler • John S. Marchese and Armando Flores
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Martines • Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martino • Anonymous
Lucinda Mathews • Dr. Joseph and Cathleen Mathey • Barbara McDowell
Nedra McElroy • Molly McEwan • Mike and Mary McFarland • Allena McGlaughlin
Elizabeth (Betty) McKamey • Bill and Carol McKenzie
Michael and Nancy McLaughlin • Michael and Rebecca McNamara
Gail and Doug Melens • Ralph and Carol Meyer • Bob and Cherie Michalko
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Milazzo • Steven and Judith Milford • Cheryl A. Miller
Ann F. Millhollen • Russell and Deborah Minier • Polly Moretti
Tom and Margaret Morse • Eric and Jill Nelson • Mrs. Ivy D. Ng’Oma
Nancy E. Nicastro • Ann Nicholson • Barry W. Nicholson • Ann Nowlan
Jerry and Louise O’Dell • Andrea Ogunwumi • Martha and Allen Oldfield
Peter and Jeanne O’Neill • Raymon and Sandra Osgood
Charles and Andrea Paggio • Tom and Jill Palmer • Jim and Marie Parks
Carimar Patrician • In Memory of Dr. Robert Perkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peters • Drs. Don Phykitt and Bonnie Norton
Richard and Joyce Pirozzolo • Maureen and Bill Prapestis
Richard and Patricia Preston • Dr. and Mrs. G. Alan Preucil
Brian and Karen Qualey • Fran and Peter Rainsford
David Raymond and Julie Lynch-Raymond • Thomas E. Reidy
Georgia A. Reynolds • Judith Richards • Dorianne Riggs • Steve and Marcia Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roche • Kathy and Jeff Rosenheck • Mrs. Gayla Rounds
Skip Roupp • Geoffrey S. Rubin • Mark and Eileen Ruppenthal
Scott and Hazel Russell • Jessica Rutledge • Blue Lightning • Anonymous
George and Grace Sarno • Tony and Carol Savino • Susan Savino
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Schenone • Jim and Glynis Scott • Tom and Pat Seem
Bob and Judy Sell • Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Seltzer • Nikki Shadduck
Usha and Mahendra Shah • David J. Sheen • Wayne and Nina Sheesley
Brett and Anne Shelton • Kurt and Robin Sherman • Deloris Sherwood
James and Arlene Siconolfi • David and Doris Siskin • Michael and LuAnn Smith
Robert Smith • William and Beverly Smith • Craig and Mary Lou Spencer
James R. and Sherry Spencer • Donna B. Sprague • Pat Starzec
Annette Stevens • Lois Stotz • Rev. Holly Williams Strickland
Dr. and Mrs. Sean Stryker • Denise and John Sullivan • Marilynn Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Suwinski • Mr. and Mrs. James A. Swarthout
Gil and Harriet Sweet • Steve Symonds • Pat and Sharon Tammaro
Pat and Dani Taylor • Thomas Tedone • Mrs. Marlene Thomas and Family
August and Marie Titi • John B. Tompkins • Ellen Tracy • Mr. and Mrs James Trice
Jason and Nancy Tubbs • James and Darlene Van Blarcom • Vicki L. VanNoy
John and Bobbie Vence • David and Lisa Vieira • David and Kim Vine
Clemens Center Individual Supporters
Supporter ($125-274) continued
Walt and Donna Wagner • Pat and John Wahl • Dick Walsh and Donna Biddle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh • Beth Walter and George Honadle
Norm and Margaret Ward • Michael C. Watts • Mr. and Mrs. Everett Weiermiller
George and Stephanie Welch • John A. Welliver • Carol White
Philip White and Dolores Hicks • Jean and Denis Wickham
Richard and Diane Wilbur • Doug and Tami Willard • Dr. Ellen Kosik Williams
Evan and Tricia Williams • Jean M. Williamson • Melissa and Robert Williamson
Bill and Kathy Wilson • Anonymous • Dr. Michael and Mrs. Arian Witt
Lynn Woodard and Mike Kohberger • Earl and Sally Wright
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wynings • M. Alene York • Barbara Youngs
