You are cordially invited to Indigo Ball 2014,

the Centers annual gala. Indigo Ball is taking

place this year on October 25
th
from 6:00 to
11:00 P.M. at the Pennsylvania Academy of
the Fine Arts Hamilton Building. Stephen
STARR Events is catering the affair with passed
hors doeuvres, a 3 course sit-down dinner, and
full open bar, and guests will be encouraged
to enjoy the rst and second oor art and
sculpture galleries.
Indigo Ball is the preeminent black-tie event
for Greater Philadelphias LGBT Community.
In attendance will be 350 of the regions most
notable business men and women, community
leaders, local celebrities and politiciansthe
whos who of Philadelphias LGBT community
celebrating the center and the vibrant and
diverse community it serves.
We are honored and humbled to present, for
the rst time, the Indigo Ball 2014 awardees
individuals and organizations that have made
positive and signicant contributions to the
William Way LGBT Community Center as well
as countless other nonprots throughout the
region. From mentoring youth to ghting for
LGBTQ marriage equality, this amazing cadre
of leaders and institutions have transformed
the landscape of our city and made it a safer,
stronger, and more just place to live.
Mark Aronchick Ally of the Year
Comcast Corporate Partner of the Year
Attic Youth Center Community Partner of the
Year
John Dougherty Lifetime Achievement
Award
Reggie Shuford Humanitarian of the Year
The Center will also be presenting one very
special and deserving guest with the inaugural
John J. Wilcox, Jr. Leadership and Service
award.
And thanks to feedback from past Indigo Ball
attendees, the Center has decided to rent the
venue for an additional hour so that theres
plenty of time for dancing, because whats a
gala without great music and a full dance oor?

Indigo Ball customarily sells out a month or
more in advance, and this year wont be any
different. In fact, over 28 of the 35 ten-seater
tables available have already been reserved.
That being said, the Center encourages you
to buy your tickets today by visiting www.
waygay.org and clicking on the events tab.
You can also call the Center at 215-732-2220
to purchase tickets by phone. Tickets are $250
each, and all proceeds benet the Centers
more than 70 monthly programs that serve
Greater Philadelphias LGBTQ community and
allies.
Cornerstone members, if you havent already,
please contact Michael at 215-732-2220 to
reserve your complimentary ticket(s).

Many, many thanks to all of our donors, friends,
and volunteers for their ongoing support. All of
us at the William Way LGBT Community Center
look forward to celebrating our community with
you at Indigo Ball 2014 on October 25.

AN INDIGO AFFAIR
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1 An Indigo Affair
2 Greetings from the
Executive Director
3 September Calendar
4 September At A Glance
6 List of Patrons
THIS ISSUE
SEP
2014
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THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS ---
AND THANK YOU FOR INDIGOGO
I want to say a few words of appreciation
to our many volunteers. The William Way
relies on dozens of volunteers each week
to keep the Centers programs running
smoothly. These include our wonderful
and warm front-desk volunteers,
our peer counselors (ever ready to
listen), the volunteers of the Art Gallery
Committee (who keep our lobby so
beautiful), the volunteers of the Library
and Archives, and the volunteers of the
Connecting Generations Program (who
are providing information and friendship
to our LGBT seniors). I would be remiss
in not mentioning our volunteer Board
of Directorswho go beyond the call
of duty to assure that we fulll upon our
organizational mission and that we fulll it
efciently and with responsible governance.
Saturday, July 26
th
was a special night
for our volunteers however, and I want to
give acknowledgment to the dozens of
volunteers who made our Indigogo Dance
Party at Underground Arts a smashing
success. Over 700 supporters of the
Center came to this fantastic evening of
performance, dancing, and fellowship. The
event was so successful because numerous
club promoters and friends of the Center
stepped up to insure that an incredibly
diverse group of LGBT and allied folks
showed up for an energetic night of fun. I
especially want to thank the key organizers,
who include Paul Blore, Marquise Lee,
Amber Hikes, and our wonderful Bryn
Mawr intern, Kate Hinchey. Ive been
to many events in my 48 years of life, but
Ive never seen one that so effectively
represented the complete diversity of our
LGBT communities--- and the event proved
my philosophythat community is best
built when we celebrate amidst all of our
differences.
OUTBEAT AROUND THE CORNER
Were just about one month out from
Outbeat, the nations rst LGBT jazz festival,
to be hosted by the William Way in a number
of venues from September 18-21, 2014.
Why is this event so historic? Because
it is the rst time that the signicant and
powerful contribution of the worlds LGBT
jazz performers and composers will be
acknowledged in a signicant waythrough
concerts small and large, panels and
town halls on LGBT jazz, and a festive
energy throughout the entire weekend.

If youre wondering how to buy tickets,
check out the line-up and order tickets at
http://outbeatjazzfest.com. Due to the
generocity of the Pew Center for Arts and
Heritage (who have paid for all production
expenses) your ticket purchase will go
directly to benet the programs of the
William Way.
We especially welcome friends of the
Center to the opening night on Thursday,
September 18
th
, in our Ballroom. Friday
night join me and others at the Philadelphia
Museum of Art for an Art After 5 program
with gay jazz performer Fred Hersch,
followed by a stunning line up of performers
celebrating Billy Strayhorn at the Suzanne
Roberts Theater. Saturday, a wonderful
performance will take place at the Painted
Bride, as well as a town hall on LGBT jazz
at the Arts Bank. Finally, the main event is
the Sunday day-long festival of LGBT jazz at
Union Transfer, 10
th
and Spring Garden.
You should take a look at the website for all
the details, or feel free to call the front desk
at 215-732-2220 for assistance anytime.
Againhttp://outbeatjazzfest.com.
Congratulations to dear friends of the Center
Sue Gildea and Allison Coia for their
July 27
th
wedding in Sea Isle City, NJ.
Gildea, a long-time volunteer at the Center
(shes helping out with Outbeat) met Coia
while playing softball. Gildea proposed to
Coia (where else) at the batting circle at
Citizens Bank Park. We at the Center wish
you both a very happy life together!
Finally, I wanted to thank all the generous
donors who are listed in this months
newsletter. We are very grateful for your
support. As I have been saying to everyone
I meet, this is an extraordinary year for the
centerand we need your extraordinary
support. Please consider another gift
before September 30
th
to help support all
of the exciting work (jazz, archives, history,
renovating the building) that keeps our
mission moving forward. Thank you! You
can give easily at www.waygay.org.
Chris Bartlett
GREETINGS FROM THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Over 700 supporters of the
Center came to this fantastic
evening of performance,
dancing, and fellowship.
The event was so successful
because numerous club
promoters and friends of
the Center stepped up to
insure that an incredibly
diverse group of LGBT and
allied folks showed up for an
energetic night of fun.
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STAFF
Avis Albaladejo,
Facilities Coordinator
Chris Bartlett,
Executive Director
Eric Bunting,
Facilities Assistant
Jim Crouch,
Maintenance Technician
Chris Hart,
Silver Foxes Coordinator
Ed Miller,
Senior Programs Coordinator
Ezra Nepon,
Interim Development
Coordinator
Michael Pomante,
Development Director
Steve Seran,
Peer Counseling Coordinator
Freddy Shelley,
Bookkeeper
Marshall Siegel,
Front Desk Administrative
Assistant
Candice Thompson,
Director of Center Services
BOARD OF
DI RECTORS
OFFICERS
Jeff Sotland, Esq.,
Co-Chair
Laurie Ward,
Co-Chair
Steve Brando,
Secretary
Kim Keegan,
Treasurer
BOARD
MEMBERS
Jocelyn Block
Anh Dang
Tricia Dressel
Chris Durr
Rudy Flesher
Amber Hikes
Adam Hymans
Mandeep Jangi
Robert Lenahan
Paul Steinke
Leona Thomas
SEPTEMBER CALENDAR
The William Way LGBT Community Center is a not-for-progit, 501(c)3 organization
serving lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communites of Greater Philadelphia.
* Indicates a new program
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Way Gay U this Fall Classes starting
September 15th!
*For a full list of workshops and descriptions
or to register, please visit www.waygay.org.
Way Gay U is the Centers life enrichment
programming for LGBTQ people. If youre
interested in connecting with other people
in the community while learning in a relaxed
environment, consider signing up for one
of the workshops this term! Workshops
include: Song Writing as Creative Authentic
Expression / Reading the Bible Through Sex
Positive Eyes / Wake Up, Come Out to LGBT
Buddhism / Zumba! / Senior Stretch: Gentle
Hatha Yoga / Coalitions for Justice / Identity
Through Expressive Arts / Exploring Class
and Classism in LGBTQ Communities.

ONGOING
Art Gallery: Thom Duffy, Gina Giles,
and Lance Pawling
On view in the gallery: September 12 -
October 31, 2014
Opening Reception: Friday, September
12, 6-8pm
Join the Art Gallery Committee for another
wonderful installation of three exceptional
artists. Duffy, Giles, and Pawling are the
winners of the 2013 juried art competition
at the Center and their exciting and diverse
bodies of work will be on display this
September and October in the gallery. Duffy
will display beautifully created watercolor still
lifes on paper featuring an autumn theme.
Giles has exhibited in The Plastic Club, Off
the Wall Gallery, Hicks Art Center Gallery,
and more and will display photographic
works. Pawling is a performance and
installation artist known for his work with
the improvisiational theater group Dumpsta
Players. Pawlings found-object sculptures
provide the viewer with a magnetic vounce
through wonder. Evocative, often disturbing
and equally alluring, his work redenes our
ideas of refuse. Please join the artists for
the opening night reception by RSVPing to
cthompson@waygay.org or 215-732-2220.
OutBeat Jazz Festival
Thursday, September 18 through
Sunday, September 21
Various events and locations (see Web site
at http://www.outbeatjazzfestival.com/)
The four-day festival will serve as the nale
for the Community Centers annual music
series and highlight the intersections
between sexual orientation, gender identity,
and jazz history and culture.
OutBeat will feature a vibrant and
eclectic mix of world-renowned jazz
musicians brought together to educate
and entertain audiences with once-in-a-
lifetime performances, panel discussions,
and master classes. Made possible with
generous support from The Pew Center for
Arts & Heritage.
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Volunteer Orientation
Wednesday, September 3, 7:30 pm
Volunteer Orientation is a monthly
information session for new volunteers
to learn about the Center and the various
ways to get involved. Call (215) 732-2220 to
register.
05 SEPTEMBER
Loft 23 presents The Exchange Loft
Friday, September 5, 19, 6-8 pm
(1st and 3rd Fridays)
This month, join us for casual conversation
and mingling at the Center. Loft23 is an
inclusive social/support group where LGBTQ
individuals between the ages of 21 and
29 can have engaging and constructive
experiences that lead to self-improvement
and the development of positive
connections within the community. FREE.
09 SEPTEMBER
SAGEWorks Introduction
Tuesday, Sept. 9, 6:30 pm
SageWorks is an employment assistance
program for LGBT adults (40+) that
provides access to online worksearch sites,
job coaching, resume building, career
workshops and free computer training
courses. This introduction will provide you
with information about the program and
how you can become involved. Registration
required. For more information or to RSVP
please contact Ed Miller at 215-732-2220 or
emiller@waygay.org
12 SEPTEMBER
Loft23 presents The Game Loft
Friday, September 12, 26, 6-8 pm
(2nd and 4th Fridays)
The game loft is a space geared towards
gamers (21-29 years old) within the
community and is an opportunity to meet
new people, play games, and socialize
outside of the bar/club scene. There will
be board games, a Wii console and PS3
provided within the group space. So come
out, join the group and have fun!!!!!! FREE.
14 SEPTEMBER
Out and Faithful Presents Congregation
Crawl: Broad Street Ministry
Sunday, September 14, 4 pm
(315 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19107)
Whether you are looking for a spiritual home
RECURRI NG PROGRAMS
SEPTEMBER AT A GLANCE
Bridge Club
Mondays, 2 pm
Party bridge for the experienced player.
Reservations required. Please call the Center
at 215-732-2220.
Mornings OUT Senior Social (Free)
Tuesdays, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
A social/educational group for older men with
occasional outings, speakers and events.
Light refreshments served.
Chess Club (Free)
Sundays, 2 - 4 pm
This is an inclusive group seeking players
of all skill levels interested in socializing and
working on their game. Absolutely free, and
youre guaranteed to hone up on those skills
you havent used in awhile or to learn new
ones!
David Bohnett Cyber Center
Free WiFi in our lobby!
$1 per 15 minutes for WWCC computer use. LGBT Age 50+ Rap Session
Thursdays, 1 - 2 pm
This is a unique forum where people can
discuss their feelings and experiences related
to being LGBT and age 50 + in a casual,
open and non-judgmental environment. This
new outlet has been created by and for older
adults. Stop in to share whats on your mind
and to just listen to what others have to say.
Library (Free)
Mon - Fri 12 - 9 pm
Sat 3 - 5 pm,
Sun 12 - 5 pm.
Mah-Jongg
Thursdays, 12 pm & 7:30 pm
For experienced and new players. Mah-jongg
is a game of skill, strategy, calculation, and
luck for four players. Reservations required
call 215-732-2220.
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or are interested in experiencing spiritual
traditions and rituals other than your own,
this is a great way to tap into the local
LGBTQ OUT and faithful community! Each
month we visit a different congregation, this
month we visit Broad Street Ministry, our
neighbors! Broad Street Ministry (BSM)
is a broad-minded Christian community that
cherishes creativity, fosters and nurtures
artistic expression, extends inclusive
hospitality andworks for a more just world
through civic engagement. Every Sunday,
BSM gathers to hear Gods whisper
breathed anew through story, diverse
music, scripture, prayers of joy and sorrow,
challenging preaching and communion that
welcomes everyone to Christs table. For
more info visit http://broadstreetministry.
org/ and RSVP to Candice at cthompson@
waygay.org if you intend to join us.
15 SEPTEMBER
HIV and Hepatitis C Testing (free and
condential)
Monday, September 15, 3-6 pm (no
testing on the 1st)
The William Way Community Center is
partnering with BEBASHI, founded in 1985 in
response to the increasing incidence of HIV/
AIDS in the African American communities in
Philadelphia, to provide free and condential
rapid HIV testing and Hepatitis C testing.
Trained counselors will be on-site to provide
testing and education. Drop-ins only.
16 SEPTEMBER
Volunteer Velada & Dinner
Tuesday, September 16, 7 pm
(Every 3rd Tuesday of the month)
Help us fold and assemble our monthly
mailing. Its a big job and we need your help!
17 SEPTEMBER
Womens Wednesdays
Wednesday, September 17, 5:30 pm
Womens Wednesdays is a social and
cultural program for women 50 and over.
RSVP to Ed Miller 215-732-2220 or emiller@
waygay.org for more info.
Book Club: The Nearest Exit May Be
Behind You by S. Bear Bergman
Wednesdays, September 17, 7-8 pm
The Book Club at the WWCC meets on the
3rd Wednesday of every month at 7pm for a
discussion on a variety of diverse, LGBTQIA
topics. This months selection is The
Nearest Exit May Be Behind You by S. Bear
Bergman, which is a collection of essays
on gender and identity that has been called
devastating and delicious, irrevocably
honest and endlessly illuminating. With
characteristic humor and wit, Bergman
offers unique perspectives dealing with
issues both dark and light, from the deeply
personal to the abstract. Whether you read
just one or all of them, Bergmans essays are
food for thought.
20 SEPTEMBER
A Penny for Your Thoughts
Saturday, September 20, 2-5 pm
This guided discussion on all issues which
impact lesbian, bisexual and questioning
women will provide an opportunity to
address a variety of topics including but not
limited to sexuality, role playing, politics,
relationships, etc No subject is off limits!
Each question will be written on a 3 by 5
index card, folded in half. The cards are then
picked randomly by the facilitator, Yvette
Lassiter, MSW, and read to the group at
large. FREE. RSVP is required to info@
waygay.org or 215-732-2220 as space is
limited.
25 SEPTEMBER
SAGEWorks Introduction
Thursday, Sept. 25, 12 pm
SageWorks is an employment assistance
program for LGBT adults (40+) that
provides access to online worksearch sites,
job coaching, resume building, career
workshops and free computer training
courses. This introduction will provide you
with information about the program and
how you can become involved. Registration
required. For more information or to RSVP
please contact Ed Miller at 215-732-2220 or
emiller@waygay.org
27 SEPTEMBER
Queer Writers Collective
Saturday, September 27, 3-5 pm
(Every 4th Saturday of the month)
Join this free group for monthly workshops
and discussions to develop your unique
queer voice via the written word at the
Center. Contact Candice for information at
(215) 732-2220 or info@waygay.org. Free.
28 SEPTEMBER
Silver Foxes
Sunday, September 28, 3-5 pm
(Every 4th Sunday of the month)
For LGBT 50+ folks. A monthly social
and discussion group at the Center. Light
refreshments will be served and feel
welcome to bring other food.
Peer Counseling
Mon - Fri, 6 pm - 9 pm
One-to-one condential counseling. We
help with issues such as coming out, sexual
identity and expression, relationships, family
issues, isolation, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS,
legal issues, health and safety concerns. This
is a free and condential service. 215-732-
TALK (8255).
PhilaVentures: Wissahickon Hike
Last Sun of the Month, 2 pm
An opportunity for walking at a moderate pace
with a talkative group of LGBT folks who like
fresh air and exercise! Some ups and downs
and uneven paths are found along the way, so
wear proper footwear and be ready to hike!
This groups meets at 2:00 PM at Cosimos
Pizza, 8624 Germantown Ave. at Bethlehem
Pike.
Rainbow Buddhist Meditation
Sundays, 4-5 pm
This free group is for both practicing
Buddhists and those interested in Buddhism
and includes both a discussion and
meditation.
Tai Chi Classes (Free)
Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 pm
Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient Chinese system of
mind-body-spirit health, based on the wisdom
of the Tao and the I Ching. You will learn the
gentle movements and deep breathing of the
Yang Style 37 Postures Form. Tai Chi can
have many health benets including: lowering
blood pressure; reducing leg, neck and back
pain, etc. All ages and all tness levels are
welcome!
TransWay (Free)
Thursdays, 7-9 pm
A weekly social group for the transgender and
gender nonconforming community.
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The Board and staff of
the William Way LGBT
Community Center
would like to thank the
following individuals,
families, foundations,
organizations, and
corporations for their
ongoing support.
(List includes donations
from October 1, 2013
through August 1, 2014)
LIFETIME PATRONS
Stephen Carlino &
Dennis Fee
Deb Francesco &
June Masarone
Mel Heifetz
Kay Lahusen
Mark Segal
$100,000+
Pew Center for Arts &
Heritage
William Penn Foundation
$25,000-$99,999
Wyncote Foundation
$10,000-$24,999
Stephen Carlino &
Dennis Fee
Mel Heifetz
Tom Wilson Weinberg &
John Whyte
$5,000-$9,999
Arcus Foundation
John R. Alchin &
Hal Marryatt
Marc & David Berman
Ann M. Butchart &
Marian A. Luongo
Al Besse & Scott Evers
David Cermak
John Cunningham
Delaware Valley
Legacy Fund
Kay Lahusen
Jasper Y. Liem
John Loesch
Pennrose Properties
Philadelphia Corporation
for the Aging
SAGE
Richard Snowden
John Sweet
Laurie Ward
$1,000-$4,999
Craig Adams
David Ade & Paul Steinke
Dirk Allen & Glenn Sykes
Linda Lee Alter
Chris Bartlett
Lindsey G. Bair
Nan Elise Berry
Nathanael Berry
Jocelyn Block
Paul R. Blore &
Marquise Lee
Boston Foundation
Steve Brando
Kimberley Brown-Flint
Michael Byrne
Amy Carroll & Rhonda K.
R. Cook
Ralph Casillas
Peter Cressman
Anh Dang
George Dobosh
John Emanuel &
Frank Marchese
Exelon Foundation
David Fair & Rudard
Robinson
David Fedor
David Fischer &
Heshie Zinman
Donald O. Formigli
Deb Francesco &
June Masarone
Anna Garrett
John Geronimo
Michael Gilbertson
Li Fook Hing
Rich Horrow &
David Hullhorst
David F. Huting
Mandeep S. Jangi
Pieter M. Judson
Kim Keegan
Mark Kleinwichs
Michael J. Loughran
Cletus P. Lyman
Christopher Mallios &
Bill McNett
Lee Mallon &
William Wood
John Marsden
Jean A. McCray
Dr. Tim Morea
Karim Mostafa
Gerard Mullane
Out@Comcast
Michael Pomante &
Dr. Michael J. Anthony
Elizabeth A. Reasey
Bradley Richards
Ed A. Richards
Stanton Robboy
Mark E. Sandberg
Joseph P. Smith &
Thomas St. Clair
Jeffrey Sotland
Jonathan S. Stavin
Hal Tarr
Leona J. Thomas
Evan Urbania
Karen Latasha Urie-West
Vanguards OPEN Crew
Resource Group
Michael Weiss
Nico Zigouras
$500-999
Eric D. Ashton &
Brian Fagan
Atwater Kent Foundation
Steve Barbon &
Rob Rohall
Eliav Barr
Craig Blackman
Eugene L. Buckley &
W. Collin Likens
Kevin Burns &
James Raynor
Len Butz & Bill Kinder
Gloria A. Casarez &
Tricia Dressel
Donna L. Cettei
Phil T. Cochetti
Howard C. Cunningham &
Robert Taylor
John DelRossi
Romy L. Diaz &
Dennis James
Jim Donovan
Gillian G. Facher
Brian Fishbone
Michael George
Nancy Glasberg
Elicia Gonzales
Jen Harmon
Matthew B. Harmon
Carlon J. Heffron
Christina Kallas-
Saritsoglou
Jennifer K. Kaus
Maria K. Koba
Edmund Lafer &
Stephen Merrill
Malcolm Lazin
Robert J. Lenahan &
Joe Bland
Edd Leonard &
Frank Ocker
James Lonsdale
Susan Mahanor
Wayne R. Marquardt &
Chris Tadeo
Thomas Mendicino
Dr. Joseph N. Mobilio, D.O.
Gregory W. Papa
Cynthia Patton
Curtis Roth
Joseph Sandone
Steve Serafn &
David Wasilewski
Debbie Shinn
Gary Sulkowski
Dr. Ronald Ulm
Speros Versis
Severin Walker
$100-499
Lary Aasheim &
Mark Blecher
Nicholas R. Adelizzi
Omisade Ali
Daniel Anders
Anonymous
Peter Anthony
Kaitlin D. Apostol
Gabriela Assagioli &
Lynn G. Zeitlin
Peter Atherton &
James Thalheimer
Robert Atkinson
Mark Aufdemberge
Tom Ayers &
John W. Murphy
Claire Baker &
Jennifer Raison
Joseph F. Baker
Harry Bambrick
Ken Baron
Kevin A. Barry
Barbara Bartlett
Chris Beardsley
Raymond Becker &
Rich Wilson
Carina Beckham &
Kimberly Gana
Joseph Bellano &
Marshall Ziprin
Bradley J. Benkoski
James Bentley
Jenny Berkley
Roy Bernat & Robert
Wright
Henry Bernstein &
James M. Fennell
Frank Bingman
David P. Blackman &
Neil Schriever
Robert Bland
George H. Bradt
Edwin C. Bramble
Christopher Bradie
Keith Breitfeller &
Brian Dennis
Marchee M. Briant
Kevin Broad &
Gustave Scheerbaum
John Brown & Neil Cohn
Matthew Brown
Stanton Brown
Ryan Bunch &
Micah Mahjoubian
Barbara Burger
Adah Bush & Sheri Reed
Jack Butler
Steve Butters
Lary Campbell
Peter Cardie
John Carr
William Carr
Eduardo Carvajal &
Alan Kraus
Vincent Casmirri
Gershon Cattan
John Cawley
Howard Childs
Christine Chisholm
Andrew Cifone
Robert Clark &
Paul Nutaitis
Michael Clark
Steve Cleek
Cynthia Coburn &
Nathan MacBrien
Jennifer Coffey
Brandon R. Cohen
Sherrie Cohen &
Virginia Gutierrez
Phil Cohen & Michael Viola
Marcia Coleman
William P. Collins
LIST OF PATRONS
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Ronald Collman
Antony W. Colombet
Bob Connolly
Richard A. Couch &
James Stein
John Coursey
Jason F. Cox
Edwin Coyle
Dale Cranmer &
William Hunt
Lolly Crowther Lagreca
Allan Cruz
Mark Dann
Paul Davanzo
Joanne Davidow
Dennis Debiak
Mike DelBene
Bryan Delowery
Thomas DePaolo
James Devlin
Jack DiFeo & Gideon Hill
Peter R. DiForte
John DiPietro
Joseph L. DiPietro
Susan DiPronio
Robert R. Ditto
Jody Dodd
Joseph A. Donahue
Charles C. Donnelly
Jay M. Donner
Kenneth R. Dorsey
Mrs. Patricia S. Downey
Earl Driscoll
Benoit Dube
Jessica Dummer &
Candice E. Thompson
David C. Dunbeck
Chris Durr
Patrick Egan
Chip Ellis &
Henry Patterson
Rev. Thomas Eoyang, Jr.
Paul Farber
Michael P. Felker &
Stephen Sacks
Cassie M. Fennell
John Fitzgerald
J. Rudy Flesher
Duane Fletcher
Mark Allen Focht
C. Neal Fox &
E. Scott McNulty
Crystal Fox
Jonathan Frank
Dr. Don M. Friedman
Matt Fuehrer
Dr. Diane Gabe
Deana Gamble
William G. Gardner &
Shane Nelson
Kevin Gatto
Paulette &
William Gehrman
Judy Geist
Michael F. Genovese
Linda Gerson
Heather Gibson
John Gildea &
Bill T. Walker
Samantha M. Giusti
Steven B. Goldberg &
Todd Lane
Katherine Gomez
John Graf
Kelly A. Graf
Lori Gray &
Mary Beth Lonergan
Steven Greene
Paul Grena
Bill Grey &
Roderick MacNeil
John Grillone
Michael Grosberg
Steve Grout
Jeff Guaracino
Ms. Alba R. Guzman
Karen Haberer
Patrick Hagerty
Alan Harler &
Charles Kalick
Scott Hambaugh
Megan Hannah
Fawn Harmer
Joseph J. Hart, Jr.
Regina Hatcher
Kenneth S. Hatton
Conley H. Heaberlin, Jr.
Gary Q. Hines
Terry & Paul Hirshorn
John Holohan
Scott Hutton &
John Randolph
Johnna Irby
Teresa L. Jaynes &
Eileen Plato
Jaime Jimenez
John Andrew Gallery
Derek B. Jones
Sampath Kannan
Jerry Kaplan
Tim Keaveny & Dan Baker
Jeff Keith
Tom Kennedy
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