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WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO
MISSION
We create great American theater by developing and producing new works and world classics that most richly direct our gaze to the life of the human spirit. We cultivate an audience that cherishes the intimate joy of theater, enriched when shared by a community of others.
VISION
To be a theater whose work contributes to the canon of world theater and is a vital cultural resource for our community.
THE LAND UPON WHICH WE GATHER IS PART OF THE TRADITIONAL TERRITORY OF THE LENNI-LENAPE, CALLED “LENAPEHOKING.”
Two River Theater wishes to acknowledge the LenniLenape as the original people of this unceded land where we proudly present our work and strive to be a vital cultural resource for our community.
CORE VALUES
ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE
We nurture and challenge the visions of adventurous theater artists. Our commitment to the artistic process is sustained over time through an investment in people, their creative process, and our dedication to the highest artistic standards.
EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
We make our theater a welcoming resource for all. We create engagement programs and partnerships that encourage all voices to come together in conversation around the stories we tell. We invest in the next generation of artists and audiences by introducing students and lifelong learners to the possibility and adventure that theater brings to our lives.
EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
We believe that the essence of theater is democratic: it invites us to encounter, consider and perhaps adopt other points of view, if only for a brief time in a darkened theater. We aspire to build an environment in which artists, audiences, employees, and Board members from di erent backgrounds and experiences together form an institution that is equitable, diverse, and inclusive.
OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
We dedicate ourselves to the highest standards in our governance, management, operational, and financial practices. We are committed to developing and retaining an experienced and accomplished sta , an engaged and informed Board of Trustees, and a working environment that attracts sta , volunteers, and artists of the highest caliber.
LEADERSHIP
JUSTIN WALDMAN
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
NORA DEVEAU-ROSEN MANAGING DIRECTOR
ROBERT M. RECHNITZ*
JOAN H. RECHNITZ FOUNDERS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DEAR TWO RIVER THEATER COMMUNITY,
The 2024/25 season was a year of dynamic exploration of our mission: the investigation of the human condition and our connection to one another. It was a deep gaze inward—toward our souls. Across every inch of our work’s footprint—from rehearsal rooms to the stage, from our plaza to classrooms, and, new this year, into the spaces of fellow nonprofit partners—we worked boldly, embraced creativity, and rea irmed why live theater remains such a powerful force in our lives and communities.
This season, we witnessed tenderness and care through Mariachi music in American Mariachi; pulse-pounding pursuit of truth in Dial M for Murder; a profound family origin story in ¡VOS!; and an intimate reckoning of The Price These productions transported audiences across genres, generations, and perspectives. Alongside this work, we sustained a remarkable level of artistic activity by supporting new stories through residencies, workshops, readings, and our annual Crossing Borders (Cruzando Fronteras) Festival, now renamed ¡Festejo!
Education and community engagement remained at the heart of all we do. Through student matinees, sensory-inclusive performances, and immersive programs like the Howard Aronson Metro Scholars and A Little Shakespeare: The Tempest, we invited learners of all ages into the creative fold. This year also marked an important step forward with the launch of our Community Playmaking program, expanding opportunities for collaboration and storytelling with nonprofit partners throughout Monmouth County.
As we look ahead, we do so with deep gratitude for the artists, audiences, and supporters who made this season possible—and with great excitement for all that lies ahead.
With appreciation,
Justin Waldman Artistic Director
Nora DeVeau-Rosen Managing Director
HON. EDWARD J. MCKENNA, JR. PRESIDENT
MARILYN BROEGE
SAMUEL G. HUBER
VICE PRESIDENTS
GEOFFREY SADWITH SECRETARY
ANNE MARIE SCHULTZ TREASURER
DR. ANN BAGCHI
AMANDA BUTTERBAUGH
ELIZABETH COLUMBO
CRYSTAL A. DICKINSON
DELISHA GRANT
KENNY D. KING
BRIAN LEDDIN
TONY MENESES
LAUREN NICOSIA
SEAN O’CONNELL
CATHY PUGLIESE-SIVO
ADAM RECHNITZ
JOAN H. RECHNITZ
JOANNE SPEARS
MARY CAROL STUNKEL
SUSAN WHYMAN
RICHARD B. WORLEY
EMERITUS TRUSTEES
HOWARD ARONSON*
CAROLINE HUBER*
KATHRYNE SINGLETON*
WEBSTER B. TRAMMELL*
*WE REMEMBER
Nora DeVeau-Rosen and Justin Waldman. Photo by Brad Resnick Photography
2,374
BRAND NEW PATRONS
BY THE NUMBERS
21,857
ATTENDEES ACROSS ALL PERFORMANCES AND EVENTS
1,158
TOTAL SUBSCRIBERS
ARTISTS WE COLLABORATED WITH 213
2,900*
INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED BY OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Addie Morales, Maggie Bofill, and Heather Velazquez in American Mariachi.
Photo by T. Charles Erickson
FINANCIAL RESULTS
EXPENSES
INDIVIDUALS
TICKET & SUBSCRIPTION SALES
OTHER EARNED INCOME
Although the fiscal year closed with an operating shortfall, our financial results reflect intentional investment in programming, people, and infrastructure. We are grateful for the community that makes this work possible and remain committed to responsible stewardship and long-term financial strength. INCOME
EVENT
MANAGEMENT & GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
EDUCATION & OTHER
In Fiscal Year 2025, we remained focused on responsible stewardship while investing in the artistic work and community impact that define our mission. The majority of our revenue came from contributed sources, reflecting the continued generosity of individual donors, foundations, corporate and government partners, and the strategic use of previously restricted funds to support operations. Earned income from ticket sales, subscriptions, events, and other activities also played an important role in sustaining our work.
Our expenses continued to be missioncentered, with most resources dedicated directly to program services including theatrical productions and education initiatives. Supporting costs in administration and fundraising helped provide the structure and capacity needed to operate e ectively and support future growth.
ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS
The 2024/25 season was defined by its momentum: by the strength of artists gathering to create and the force that stories gather at every stage of development. Across residencies, workshops, readings, and festivals, Two River Theater served as a creative home where writers, composers, directors, and performers came together to experiment and collaborate, pushing new work forward with care.
In July 2024, after a five-year hiatus, Two River welcomed back a writers’ group from Clubbed Thumb for a week-long residency. Playwrights Liza Birkenmeier, Bailey Williams, T. Adamson, Johnny G. Lloyd, and Talene Monahon spent the week crafting and sharing their
work, all while enjoying a bit of summer along the Navesink.
That same summer, we hosted Sandy Rustin (Broadway’s The Cottage) and Grammy Award–winner Edie Brickell to work on an early draft of their new musical, Almost Like a Dance, directed by Josh Rhodes (Bright Star).
The 13th Annual Crossing Borders (Cruzando Fronteras) Festival returned in August 2024, continuing its legacy as a vital platform for bold voices and expansive storytelling. Throughout the four-day festival, audiences got to see readings by playwrights Matthew Paul Olmos (that drive thru monterey, directed by Ti any
Nichole Green), Iraisa Ann Reilly (Saturday Mourning Cartoons, directed by José Zayas), Juan José Alfonso (The Ice Bath, directed by Tatiana Pandiani), and Bernardo Cubría (The Hispanic/Latino/ Latina/Latinx/Latine Vote!, directed by José Zayas). The festival also featured a special concert performance by Flaco Navajo & The Razorblades.
In September 2024, Two River once again teamed up with Lively McCabe Theatricals to produce a reading in NYC of the new musical Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, based on the hit film. Featuring a score packed with iconic 1980s songs, the musical was directed by Jennifer Cannizzaro (The Book of Mormon),
Photos by (L) Emma Harken (M) Emma Harken (R) Brad Resnick Photography
with a book by Lauren Marcus (Be More Chill, Love in Hate Nation), and M. Dickson (Hoops on Netflix).
The fall continued with two more major developmental workshops. In October 2024, Two River, in association with SallyCade Holmes, produced a workshop in NYC of the new musical Cowboy Bob, based on the true story of American bank robber Peggy Jo Tallas. With music and lyrics by Jeanna Phillips, a book by Molly Beach Murphy, and direction by Annie Tippe (The Hombres), the workshop featured a cast of nine actors, a four-piece band, and a full creative team working collaboratively to shape this exciting new story.
In November 2024, in association with Martian Productions, Two River produced a workshop of Loch Ness, an inventive and theatrical musical exploring love and loss through a rousing Celtic score. The book was written by A.D. Penedo, Sandy Rustin (The Cottage), and Marshall Pailet (Middle School Mysteries), with direction by Pailet.
Spring 2025 brought a renewed focus on commissioned work. In April, we produced a one-day table read of Vidas Privadas, a Two Rivercommissioned play by Christina Pumariega (¡VOS!). This was followed by a three-day workshop of Alex Lin’s (Chinese Republicans) hilarious and zany Two Rivercommissioned play Constance, His
Wife, directed by Iris McLaughlin (Clubbed Thumb’s Winterworks).
The season concluded in June 2025 with a workshop of another Two River commission, The Monsters, welcoming back playwright and director Ngozi Anyanwu, choreographer Rickey Tripp, and MMA expert Sijara “SarJ” Eubanks. This phase of development focused on the piece’s movement and exploring how MMA techniques could be translated into theatrical language for the stage.
Two River remains proud to serve as a creative home for artists and is excited to support the development of new stories in the seasons ahead.
(L) Photo by Brad Resnick Photography (M) Photo by Emma Harken (R) Photos by Emma Harken
SEASON RECAP
Planning a season is like putting together a great dinner party.
For Two River’s 2024/25 Season, we journeyed from the joyous founding of an all-female mariachi band to a poetic enchanted isle to a deft and stylish fresh take on a beloved Hitchcock thriller to a stunning World Premiere debut to the towering work of a theatrical giant.
It was a meal that aimed to nourish the spirit with music, laughter, taut mysteries, and profound questions.
It was our great pleasure to welcome you — our wonderfully diverse community — to join us for this theatrical feast. For theater is an open table where all are welcome and it is Two River’s great joy to bring people together.
Justin Waldman Artistic Director
Nora DeVeau-Rosen Managing Director
TWO RIVER IS GRATEFUL FOR THE LONG-STANDING SUPPORT AND PARTNERSHIP WITH ITS SEASON SPONSOR
AMERICAN MARIACHI
By José Cruz González
Directed by James Vásquez
Arrangements by Cynthia Reifler Flores
The Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater
SEP 28 – OCT 20/2024
The 2024/25 season opened with American Mariachi, a moving, music-filled comedy by José Cruz González. When Lucha dreams of starting an all-female mariachi band, she and her cousin Boli set out to challenge tradition — despite having no instruments, no experience, and little support. Directed by James Vásquez (2023/24 season’s Hair), the production overflowed with humor and heart, as both musicians and actors filled the theater with vibrant live mariachi music.
The Company of American Mariachi. Photo by T. Charles Erickson
A LITTLE SHAKESPEARE: THE TEMPEST
By William Shakespeare
Adapted and Directed by Noelle Marion
The Marion Huber Theater
JAN 4 – FEB 1/2025
This abridged production of The Tempest, directed and adapted by Noelle Marion, marked the 12th season of Two River Theater’s A Little Shakespeare program. The production brought the magic of Prospero’s island to life for young performers and audiences alike, featuring high school students in both performance and technical roles under the guidance of professional theater artists. While the program remains free for all interested students, additional financial support allows participants from across New Jersey to join by eliminating transportation and other barriers. As one A Little Shakespeare student shared, “This opportunity to work with Two River has been one of the most valuable learning experiences I’ve had as an artist. I can’t wait to take everything I’ve learned here into my professional career.”
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DIAL M FOR MURDER
Adapted by Je rey Hatcher
From the Original by Frederick Knott
Directed by Jenn Thompson
The Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater
FEB 18 – MAR 9/2025
Playwright Je rey Hatcher (Scotland Road, Wait Until Dark) o ered a new adaptation of Dial M for Murder, Frederick Knott’s classic tale of deception and revenge that inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic film. Directed by Jenn Thompson, the production followed Tony as he plotted revenge after discovering his wife Margot’s infidelity, with a scheme that quickly spirals out of control. Audiences were kept on the edge of their seats with sharp suspense and mid-century flair, brought to life by a cast of five actors in beautifully crafted costumes by Tony Award-winning costumer Jess Goldstein.
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The Company of A Little Shakespeare: The Tempest. Photo by Brad Resnick Photography
Tony Roach, Olivia Gilliatt, and Jasmine Walker in Dial M for Murder. Photo by T. Charles Erickson
¡VOS!
By Christina Pumariega
Directed by Nicole A. Watson
The Marion Huber Theater
APR 5 – 27/2025
¡VOS! debuted as the world premiere of Christina Pumariega’s bold new play, following Annie’s return to her estranged birthplace of Buenos Aires for IVF treatment, only to have her journey intersect with the lives of two women lost to Argentina’s Dirty War. This exhilarating story of justice, family, and home first appeared as part of Two River’s Crossing Borders (Cruzando Fronteras) Festival and went on to become the seventh play from the festival to move to a full mainstage production. ¡VOS! is a recipient of an “Edgerton Foundation New Play Award.”
THE PRICE
By Arthur Miller
Directed by Brandon J. Dirden
The Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater
JUNE 7 – 29/2025
Siblings duel in one of Arthur Miller’s most personal plays. Estranged brothers Victor and Walter must clear out their childhood home before it’s demolished, forcing a reckoning with old resentments, sacrifices, and the emotional cost of their choices. Two River favorite Brandon J. Dirden (August Wilson’s Radio Golf, Wine in the Wilderness) directs this towering story of memory, obligation, and what we carry forward.
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Alexandra Silber and Christina Pumariega in ¡VOS!. Photo by T. Charles Erickson
Kevin Isola and Peter Van Wagner in The Price. Photo by T. Charles Erickson
FUNDING FOR OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS COMES IN PART FROM NEW JERSEY STATE COUNCIL ON THE ARTS, INVESTORS FOUNDATION, MANASQUAN BANK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION, OCEANFIRST BANK FOUNDATION, AND THE STONE FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY. SUPPORT FOR SUMMER INTENSIVES IS PROVIDED BY MUSICWORKS INC.
EDUCATION
Two River Theater’s education programs engage the artist within, while building future audiences. This year, our programs reached 2,738 individuals through handson learning, professional theater experiences, and community-centered collaboration.
“THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH TWO RIVER HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE LEARNING EXPERIENCES I’VE HAD AS AN ARTIST. I CAN’T WAIT TO TAKE EVERYTHING I’VE LEARNED HERE INTO MY PROFESSIONAL CAREER.”
—KATELEN ESTRADA
STUDENT MATINEES
Student Matinee performances remain the cornerstone of Two River’s education programming, welcoming students and educators from across the region to experience live, professional theater. The program incorporates grade-level curriculum, workshops, and post-show discussions with the show’s cast. During the 2024/25 season, Two River served 1,515 students and teachers across 37 schools and 8 counties through Student Matinee performances.
Through the Have a SEAT (Student/Engagement/ Access/Theater) program, nearly half (48%) of all Student Matinee attendees received free admission, transportation, and workshops, removing financial and logistical barriers for schools facing systemic inequities.
SUMMER INTENSIVES
In July, Two River offered two weeks of Summer Intensives, welcoming middle and high school students into an immersive, fast-paced theater-making experience. Working alongside professional teaching artists, students collaborated across onstage and backstage tracks to create and present two original productions in just five days.
Alongside the Intensives, Two River o ered Pro Series classes designed for students seeking focused, skillbased training. These courses provided smaller cohorts with professional instruction in areas such as vocal auditions, scene study, and stage combat.
Together, the Summer Intensives and Pro Series programming served 240 students and audience members during the 2024/25 season.
THE ART OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
The ART of Social Justice, o ered in collaboration with Project Write Now and the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center, provides professional development for educators with a series of workshops that explore social justice through the lenses of history, theater, and reflective writing. Workshops were held in October, February and April, serving 24 educators. Participants consistently described the experience as transformative, with one educator sharing, “It gave me a new confidence and fire to move forward.”
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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
HOWARD ARONSON METRO SCHOLARS
The Howard Aronson Metro Scholars program is a highly competitive audition- and interview-based program, o ering a year-long, immersive experience in professional theater for high school juniors from across New Jersey. Since its inception in 2005, 237 students have completed the program.
The 2024/25 class marked a milestone as the program’s 20th class, with 15 students from ten schools in three counties participating in performances, backstage experiences, and a series of hands-on workshops designed to deepen their understanding of theater careers. Highlights included Playwriting with Christina Pumariega, Casting, Fundraising, Costuming, and more, as well as set tours and discussions on Two Rivers’ subscription series. Participation in Metro Scholars remains entirely free to students, with travel assistance provided.
BILINGUAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Launched in 2024 in partnership with the Count Basie Center for the Arts, the inaugural Bilingual Workforce Development Program expanded paid arts training opportunities for Spanish speakers in Monmouth County.
During its pilot year, the program served six area students, providing training in job readiness, financial literacy, CPR certification, and frontof-house operations at both Two River and the Basie Center. Through handson experience, professional mentorship, and behind-the-scenes exposure, participants gained valuable insight into guiding audiences through the live theater experience while building meaningful pathways into the arts and service industries.
EMERGING PROFESSIONALS
Two River’s Emerging Professionals program remains a vital careerdevelopment opportunity for earlycareer theater artists and recent graduates. Participants receive fulltime employment, free housing, and 100% employer-paid health benefits while gaining hands-on experience in large-scale regional theater operations. Working alongside Two River sta and visiting artists, participants build practical skills and professional networks at a pivotal moment as they begin their careers in the field.
The 2024/25 Emerging Professionals cohort included Tevin Berry (Lighting Assistant), Paula Ciko (Sound & Lighting Assistant), Gwen Flowers (Production Management Assistant), Jessi Stier (Artistic Assistant), Alycya Thomas (Production Assistant), Tomas Torres (Props Assistant), and CJ Woodard (Costume Assistant).
2025 “Metro Meet Up” event. Photos by L.C. Photography
Two River Theater is grateful to the Grunin Foundation, OceanFirst Bank, and the Tenenbaum family for their continued support of these programs.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
TWO RIVER THEATER IS COMMITTED TO DEEPENING VITAL CONNECTIONS WITH OUR REGION THROUGH PROGRAMS ROOTED IN PARTNERSHIP AND COMMUNITY REACH. DURING THE 2024/25 SEASON, TWO RIVER OFFERED A ROBUST MIX OF NEW AND RETURNING COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, WELCOMING COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND PARTNERS INTO SHARED EXPERIENCES THAT EXTENDED BEYOND OUR STAGES.
COMMUNITY
PLAYMAKING
This season, Two River launched Community Playmaking, a new program created in partnership with Project Write Now Open to adults from diverse and underserved communities, Community Playmaking requires no prior theatrical experience, only a desire to learn, create, and share stories. Through a series of free playwriting workshops, participants are guided by teaching artists to develop original short plays that culminate in a staged reading performed by professional actors.
During the program’s first year, Two River partenered with Lunch Break in Red Bank and Shore House in Long Branch
ELEVATING LGBTQ2S+ VOICES
Two River continued its commitment to celebrating and uplifting LGBTQ+ voices through a range of programming throughout the season. Pride on the Plaza returned as a joyful, high-energy celebration featuring drag performances, music, and community gathering, all in support of love, liberation, and visibility.
New this season, Pride Nights invited audiences to gather around mainstage performances with pre-show events designed to foster connection and celebration.
Photo by Brad Resnick Photography
Photo by Trade Photography
COMMUNITY GATHERINGS & CONVERSATIONS
Throughout the 2024/25 season, Two River Theater continued to bring people together through community-centered gatherings, conversations, and events that created space for dialogue, reflection, celebration, and shared learning.
In December 2024, Two River hosted its Holiday Community Celebration, a free, family-friendly gathering that brought neighbors and 21 community partners together to celebrate the season. Held throughout the theater and on the outdoor Plaza, the event featured live music performances from Monmouth Civic Chorus and Jazz Arts, local artisans and vendors, crafts and activities for children, and festive treats like hot cocoa.
In January 2025, Two River Theater partnered with the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center to host Grammy-nominated poet, activist, and author Kevin Powell for “What Would Dr. King Say Now? How to Heal America,” a talk and Q&A exploring the life, leadership, and enduring relevance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Building on the success of its inaugural year, Two River hosted the Women’s Wellness Fair in April 2025, in partnership with Parker Family Health Center and Hackensack Meridian Health (HMH). This free, community-centered event focused on physical, mental, and emotional well-being, o ering access to health screenings, vaccines, resources, and expert-led conversations designed to support women and families throughout Monmouth County.
In June 2025, we welcomed back Kevin Powell and Evangeline Lawson, directors of the documentary When We Free the World, for a free screening as part of our Juneteenth Celebration
IN THE KNOW
In the Know, Two River’s ongoing series of free public conversations continued throughout the season under the leadership of Artistic Director Justin Waldman. These intimate events invited audiences behind the scenes to engage directly with the directors of each production, o ering insight into the creative process and fostering thoughtful dialogue around the work onstage. Guests included American Mariachi Director James Vasquez, Dial M for Murder Director Jenn Thompson, ¡VOS! Director Nicole A. Watson, and The Price Director Brandon J. Dirden
ACCESS
Access remained central to Two River’s mission throughout the season, guiding how we design programs and welcome audiences into our spaces. Across our education and community engagement initiatives, we continued to prioritize inclusion, a ordability, and flexibility.
Two River continued its Pay-What-You-Want initiative, o ering select performances at flexible price points to reduce financial barriers and invite broader community participation. We expanded our Sensory Inclusive Performances, o ering redesigned performances for two productions, reaching 135 patrons
Through our Play Dates program, o ered in partnership with Monmouth Day Care Center, Two River continued to address childcare as a barrier to theatergoing. By providing free onsite childcare during select performances, the program supported parents and caregivers in accessing live theater, serving 19 children during the season.
Photo by L.C. Photography
Photo by Brad Resnick Photography
BERNADETTE PETERS IN CONCERT
NOV 8 – 9/2024
THESE TWO SHOWS WITH A POST-MEET AND GREET EXPERIENCE WERE A PIVOT FROM TWO RIVER’S TRADITIONAL FUNDRAISER FORMAT AND HELPED TWO RIVER THEATER RAISE OVER $150,000 FOR OUR ARTISTIC AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS.
Photos by Brad Resnick Photography and L.C. Photography
SPRING GALA
MAY 3/2025
Performers across multiple disciplines took to the Rechnitz stage to create a riveting and entertaining evening of cirque theater Alison Silber hosted show, featuring chair stacking, dance, juggling, and song! Dinner and the presentation of our inaugural Community Spotlight Award to T. Thomas Fortune Foundation and Cultural Center followed. Over the evening, we raised over $365,000!
Photos by Brad Resnick Photography and L.C. Photography
JOAN RECHNITZ | ELIZABETH, MYLES & KEVIN COLUMBO | THE KROON FAMILY | DR. SUSAN WHYMAN
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT
ACHELIS & BODMAN FOUNDATION
The Merrill G. & Emita E. Hastings Foundation
EDGERTON FOUNDATION FOUNDATION
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Listed below are supporters who made contributions to our Annual Fund, Events, and Capital Campaign between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025. Thank you.
$25,000+
Elizabeth, Kevin & Myles Columbo
Samuel Huber & Catherine Weiss
The Leslie Miller & Richard Worley Foundation
The Murphy Family Foundation
Adam & Liz Rechnitz
Emily J. Rechnitz
Joan Rechnitz
Anne Marie Schultz
The Estate of Gregory White
$10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
Robert & Marilyn Broege
Robert Evanson & Cynthia Bajorek
Jeremy & Sabrina Grunin
Phyllis Kinsler
The Kroon Family
Brian & Joanna Leddin
Helaine Lerner
Cathy Pugliese-Sivo & Tom Sivo
Stina Ross
Susan E. Whyman
Marvin Woodall
$5,000-$9,999
Heather Burke & Colin Day
Grace & Michael Conte
Delisha Grant
Tim & Eileen Hogan
Barbara & Joseph Hollander
Jim and Barbara Hrebek
Cathy Larson
The Honorable Edward McKenna
Gregory & Nyire Melconian
Magda & James Muka
J.P. Nicolaides & The Honorable
Ed Zipprich
Lauren Nicosia
Sean O’Connell
Patricia & Vernon Ralph
Lori and Geo rey Sadwith
Bruce Sherrill and Robert Cordrey
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Waldman
Chryssa Yaccarino Charitable Trust, in loving memory of Robert Rechnitz
$2,500-$4,999
John Cleary
Beth Fitzgerald & Vinnie Mazza
Margean Gladysz
Ronald Gumbaz & Juliet Cozzi
Jim & Susan Harbison
Michael Hurst
Kenny & Nora King
Charles & Theresa Mattina
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ne
Thomas & Donna Snider
Mary Carol Stunkel
Chris and Brianna Torcivia
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John and Isabella Chiappinelli
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Nancy & Michael Del Priore
Carolyn DeSena
Nora DeVeau-Rosen & Kevin Service
Crystal Dickinson & Brandon Dirden
Stacylyn & Michael Doore
Gail Du y
Carol Edelson
Susan & David Fowler
Jonathan Fox
Barbara and Stephen Hecht
Daniel Helmick
Joyce & Pete Hendricks
Thomas K. Hessman
Christina Hewitt
Robin Klein
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Bobbi Krantz
Suzanne Longley & Guy Gsell
May Louie & Walter Graczyk
JoAnn Luehring
Wendy & Jerry Marks
John McEwen
Bruce Meltzer & Tom McCormack
Paula & Larry Metz
Charles Moran
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Victoria Perry
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Maureen Silliman
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Matthew Sivo
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Lynn & Billy Spector
Justin Waldman & Tara Traeder
Albert & Robin Zager
$500-$999
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Barrett Jr.
Christine Baugh
Tom & Nancy Blaney
Ed & Nancy Butler
Joseph & Karen D’Amore
Jody Falco & Je rey Steinman
Pamela Farr
Senator Vin Gopal
Natalia Kachala
Heywood & Claire Knopf
Brian MacGeorge
Chris & Veronica Meagher
Laura Mulroy
Elizabeth Murphy
Patricia Perfect
Adam Philipson
Ivan Polonsky & Elizabeth Tortorella
Michael & Marion Portnoy
Megan Powers & Michael Callari
Barry V. Qualls
Peggy Sansone
Susan Stamler
Terry Traeder
Alexis Trujillo
$250-$499
Anonymous
Ann Aronson
Dr. Ann Bagchi
Mr. Robert Barrett
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Dr. Joseph J. Calabro
Samuel & Linda Chororos
Dana Cirincione Welle & Jonathan Welle
Carla Culver
Linda De Angelis
Eileen DeVeau
Cherie Diament
John Dias & Michael Cumpsty
Courtney Dileo
Gordie & Shannon Eadon
Drs Amy & Eric Eschinger
Brian & Kate Fitzgerald
Karen Fluharty
Anne & Daniel M. Ford
Susan Gelber
David Golland & Svetlana Rogachevskaya
Ellen Hahn
Paul & Joan Hamelberg
Pamela & Tommy Hearn
Kathy Horgan
William & Patricia Jaeger
Etta Kelly
Margo Kramer
Stan Lumish & Ann Roseman
Thomas Mason
Douglas McGuirk & Mary Ann Green
Charles McQuillan
Robert L. Mortenson
Julie & Je rey Mullen
Gail & Brian O’Reilly
Abigail Olsen
Karen Pajak
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Parry
Barbara Sager
Dick & Pat Stenson
Anita & Robert Stix
Dr Miriam Tetelbom
Elena Tomkowich
William & Cynthia Wilby
Dee & Fred Williamson
Marjorie & Zeke Zaccaro
Barbara & Maurice Zagha
$100-$249
Anonymous (4)
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Ellie Anderson
The Antin family
Lisa Ardolina
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Christine Berg
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Merle Frimark
Richard & Judy Fuller
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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hagan
Dr. Mary Ann Haggerty and
Thomas Curran
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Lisa Hannigan
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Kathy Hodecker
John & Coralie Ho man
Michael Humphreys
Pandora Jacoubs
Vinita Jethwani
Elaine Katz
Kate Ketchem & Michael Wu
Thomas & Bridget Kluwin
Russ Kurtz
Veronica Lake
Etta Lamberti Kelly
Charles Larsson
Nicole Lerario
David & Karen Levinsky
Anne Leyh
Phyllis Long
Ian Macdonald
Melissa MacDonald
Linda J. Mack
Patty Mazzone
Katharine E. McCleary
Cynthia & Craig McKeown
Fred & Kerstin McKitrick
Dr. Cathleen McQuillen
Tony Meneses & Mark Soriano
Catherine Merker
Birgit Mondesir
Robert & Stephanie Morrow
Dr. Monisha Nag
Frank & Marion Norman
Maureen O’Connor &
David E. Leach III
Gary Olivero & Sue Gronbeck
Rosemarie Owens
Anita & Harry Paborsky
John Pantozzi
Charles Parr
Leslie Patient
Jane & Marty Pattwell
Mary Pearson
Shirley F. Rathemacher
Andres & Anna Roda
Linda Roma
Patricia Rose
Barbara & Edward Rosen
Theri & Fred Rossol
Mark Rothstein
Sandra Sadley
Amir Sadrian
Lois Salerno
Richard Saybolt
Mr. & Mrs. William Schumacher
Dr. William Schreiber
Michele Senko
Sandra & Kenneth Shapiro
Mr. & Mrs. Madhu Sheth
Viola E. Smith
Elaine Steelman
Terry Stein
Peter & Claire Stumpf
Jacqueline & Barbara Sturdivant
Dennis Swijter
Marcy Tardio
Bonnie Torcivia
Georgi Tsvetkov
Betty Turock & Gus Friedrich
Tom Walker
Steve Ward
The Wattenbargers
Diane Wilkerson
Elizabeth Wulfhorst
The Wyche Family
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph & Meta Wyndrum
Christine Yovnello
UNDER $100
Anonymous (132)
Michael & Lisa Absatz
Wilma Alterio
Alina Alvarez & Arthur Foresta
Tanya Ashuck
Elise & Marvin Baskerville
Matilde Beneviste
Eric Beyar
Cathy & Mike Bickerton
Beth Blickers
Maxine Blumenthal
Kelly Borden
Dallas Bradford
Linda Bradley
Margaret Brady
Richard Buntzen
Mr. Thomas Burtnett
Tirso Campos
Jennifer Cartagena
Donna & Michael Castellano
The Chiarella Family
Gale Chowanec
Kathy & Mark Cohen
Sheldon & Iris Cohen
Jean Colrick
Judy Connolly
Robin Cook
Tom & Janine Corona
Dorothy Cox
Cara David
Robert David & Barbara Flessas
Robert Dawalt
Peter De Marco
Joy DeFabrizio
Susan Derobertis
Ambika Desa
Janet Dilks
Dorothy Dobkowski
Jill Dolan & Stacy Wolf
Elizabeth Domigan
Tara Dorsi
Rollin Dubois
Tom & Linda Dunbar
Margaret El
Diane Fayer
David Fennick
Dr. Judy Ferguson
Elaine Feyereisen
Carlo Fiorletta
Sarah & David Fischell
Linda Fisk
Jon Forman
Jacinta Francis
Lucille Fraumeni
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Freda
Holly Fullam
Marie Gabrielson
Sherry Galit
Dinesh-Alpana Gandhi
Craig Garcia
Bob & Laura Garrett
Joan & Randy Gill
Sue Goldberg
Fran Goldfarb
Eleanor Goodman
Elizabeth Graham
Bonnie & Charles Granatir
Victoria Grant
Felicia Grant
Robin Greene Jones
Bernard Gurman
Patty & Herb Gutentag
Elane Gutterman
Kelly Hamilton
Mary & Chris Havens
Darcy Hazard
Todd and Lanae Herman
Lance Henrikson
Erika Hicks
Harry & Ruth Hodum
Robert Honecker
Yvonne Hopson
Alexander Ingham
Lysa Israel
The Honorable Debra A James
Nancy Jamie
Florence & Bob Jennes
Margaret Jeter-Huggins
Barry W. & Carol R. Johnson
James W. Jones
Marie Joyner
The Honorable and Mrs. Andy Judkis
Antoinette Karavolas
Dr. Millicent H Kellner
Erin Kelly
Maureen Kelly
Dr. Len & Sheryl Kessler
Jane Kiernan
Marianne & Larry Kligman
Hope Knapp
Boris Kofman
Jerome Kootman
Edward & Lorre Korecky
Friso Kramer gezegd Freher
Deirdre Kugelmeyer
Judy Landuyt
Penelope Lattimer
Peter & Janet Lauro
Teri Lawrence
Arlyne Le Schack
Sandra & Bruce Lefkon
William & Maryrose Little
Frank & Diane LoPresti
Harold Lowenfels
Susan Lupow
Adele T. Macula
Mary Magee
Maury Mangan
Gracie Marciano
Mary Marino
Kim & Erin Mason
Tita Matarazzo
Sharon Mazzucca
Richard McAdams
Rosemary McCollum
Carol Mcdonough
Chris McMillan
Walt & Kristine McThistle
Tom Melville
Max Mendizabal
Thomas Merenda
The Merhi Family
Diane Mevorach
Dana Miller
C Mitter
James Moore
Maurice J. Moran
Kathy Moroz
Shannon Mosier
Gabriela Mulheren
Nancy A. Mulheren
Lynne Mueller
Barbara R. Nevius
Barbara Noonan
Ann Marie Norton
Michelle Ogburn
Gopi Oza
Gina Palazzo
Howard & Irene Passmore
Kasandra Patterson
Vaune Peck
Personalities DISCovered
Mary Anne Peterson
Lloyd Peterson
Taya Petino
Larry Platkin
Chinita J Pointer
Joseph Poli
Phyllis Porcello
Mary Rawlinson
Peggy Redd
Wayne Redlich
Maxine Reynolds-Richards
Paola Ricardo
Jim & Jeanmarie Rice
Stephen Richardson Sr
Ruth Rodriguez
Gilda Rogers
Kristie Rogers
Mary Rohrlich
Jose Rojas
Patricia Romagna
G&C Rose
Tom & Barbara Rosensweet
Debra Rosman
Izzy Ruiz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rumsby
Georgiana Ryan
Sheila & Richard Sachs
Julie Saltman
Salvator Saporita
Mr. & Mrs. Schoenewolf
Byron & Phyllis Shafer
Todd & Nicole Shellenberger
Nancy Scotto
Robert Shaloo
Mark C. Sharp
Jeanette She er
Jermaine Shelton
Brad Sherrill
J. Geo Shields
David Siegel
David & Esther Silberstein
Margaret Skar
Stephen Skuce & Ray Schmidt
Carol Smith
Russ Smith
George & Janet Smuga
Joseph Stack
Amy Stark
Samuel & Bernice Steinman
Nick Strakhov
Robert Sudano
Nan Sullivan
Reon & Diane Swaim
Cathy Sweeney Arnone
Harriette Tax
Lawrence Taylor
Mark Thomas
Logan & Emma Travis
Ellen Treanor
Linda VanMelis
Timber Washington
Elaine & Evan Wasserman
Jane Webster-Urbach
Nicole Wetzel
Peter A Wilcox
Carlton Wilkinson
Bill Winch
Barbara Withers
Elaine Young
Ashley Zampogna-Krug
TRIBUTES:
Prosper Bellizia, in honor of Carmelina N. Bellizia
Tom & Nancy Blaney, in honor of Joan Rechnitz
Bob & Joan Boglioli, in honor of Robert Broege
Dr. Dave Carroll, in honor of Jane Carroll
Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Cheslock, in honor of Joan Rechnitz
Sandy Davis, in honor of Marilyn & Robert Broege
The Murphy Family Foundation, in honor of Joan Rechnitz
Joan Rechnitz, in memory of Vincent DiMattio
Joan Rechnitz, in memory of Ellen Messing
Joan Rechnitz, in memory of Marion Quinn
Sheila & Richard Sachs, in memory of Elaine Rennert
Peggy Sansone, in honor of Robert Broege
Lynn & Billy Spector, in honor of Robert Broege
Harriette Tax, in memory of Marion Quinn
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