Welcome to the 2025 season of Great River Shakespeare Festival! As someone who has had the privilege of supporting this extraordinary journey for many years—as a volunteer, audience member, and donor—I am filled with gratitude and awe. Each year, I’m reminded of the magic that happens when passionate artists, dedicated volunteers, and this amazing community come together to breathe life into and soak up Shakespeare’s timeless words and messages. The talent across this company—on stage and behind the scenes—continues to astonish me.

This season, the plays Romeo & Juliet and The Comedy of Errors will serve two very different purposes, but hopefully you will find something to connect with in both of them. H. Adam Harris has created an incredibly beautiful R & J that explores grief and memory and youth. GRSF's Artistic Director Doug Scholz-Carlson is this year directing The Comedy of Errors, which will offer joy and levity and silliness. Both productions show a disjointed community: one that is harshly and violently divided, and another that has closed itself off to visitors. One community is only brought back together through tragedy, the other through hilarity.

I feel that productions like these, where we can explore the things that separate and bring us together, are always useful. They may merely be entertainment—a few hours where we can escape from the stresses of our day-to-day lives and experience a little magic—or they may make us feel connected with ourselves, our friends or our community. Maybe they will make you think differently about something or merely allow you a moment of group catharsis.

Whether this is your first season joining us or you’ve been with us for many years, thank you for being part of this remarkable celebration of art, connection, and storytelling. Here's to another unforgettable season!

Gratefully,
Kris Blanchard
Chair of the Board of Directors

Welcome sponsors

Minnesota Beethoven Festival

20 YEARS OF INCREDIBLE VOLUNTEERS!

Like many nonprofits, Great River Shakespeare Festival’s temerity, effectiveness, and longevity is not due to a single factor. The festival benefits from donors. We charge for tickets to create income. We hire proficient, talented artists. We train the next generation of professional theater folk. And we partner with other organizations throughout the community. No single pillar supports the festival. Collaboration is not only an artistic tenet, it is how we continue to breathe and grow as an organization.

Just as we cannot survive without monetary or artistic support, Great River Shakespeare Festival would fall flat without the support of its corps of volunteers: the Friends of Will. As a new organization in 2004, the festival benefited from a small group of Winonans who immediately identified that such a festival would need volunteer people-power. Thus began the Friends of Will, and the group has continued to grow over the last eighteen years of the festival, and will continue to do so in the future thanks to the passion of its current members.

We at the festival are so incredibly grateful for the thousands and thousands of hours the Friends of Will have donated to the festival for two decades. From airport pickups to artist housing to tech meals, the Friends of Will keep us safe, sheltered and fed. In the costume shop, in the front of house, and in the office, the Friends of Will consistently join in on the theater-making process and become our colleagues, our co-workers, and most of all our friends. The Friends of Will know that to be a community, to have difficult conversations, and to create beautiful, challenging, inspiring, and magical art, we all need some help from our friends.

Thank you, dear volunteers. Thanks, and ever thanks.

If you’d like to join the Friends of Will, visit grsf.org/volunteer today.

Volunteers

Callithump

NPR

GRSF BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Board Chair
Kris Blanchard
Vice President, VA CCN Deputy Program Manager, Logistics Health, Inc.

Vice Chair
Paul Mundt, Attorney, Legal Aid (retired)

Treasurer
Alan Leonhardt
CFO, Peerless Chain (retired)

Secretary
Mary Alice Anderson, Media Specialist, Winona Area Public Schools (retired)

Directors
Mary Adams, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer; TCF Bank (retired)

Jacquelyn Banicki, Loan Processor, WNB Financial

Cherisa Broadwater, Owner, Cherisa's Skin Care Spa; Adjunct Professor, Minnesota State College Southeast

Gary Diomandes, Theater Professor Emeritus, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota

Jack Hedin, Owner/Operator, Featherstone Farm

Jill Krase, Owner, Ovenbird Bindery

Beth Forkner Moe, CEO, Envision It Together

Kelley Olson, Philanthropy Director, Lutheran Campus Center

Gaby Peterson, Owner, Yarnology

Tom Stoa, Physician, Mayo Clinic Health System & Winona Health

FREE FESTIVAL EVENTS

Ice Cream Socials
Friday and Saturday Evenings
Join us right after the show every Friday and Saturday night outside the theatre for our ice cream socials! Enjoy a FREE frozen treat, mingle with the cast and crew, and share your experiences of the plays with your fellow audience members.

Generously sponsored by Miller Scrap.

Miller Scrap

Post-Show Talk-Backs
Thursday Evenings (July 3-July 24)
On Thursday evenings, stay in your seats after the show and meet the cast who just performed! Have your questions ready as our actors and crew share what goes on behind the scenes and how we bring our productions all the way from page to stage.

Generously sponsored by Dr. Sally Sloan.

Company Conversations
Sunday Mornings at 11:00 a.m.
Grab a coffee and settle in for fun, fascinating, and in-depth conversations with our company members about the plays, the productions, and life in the theater.

Company Conversations take place on Sunday mornings at 11:00 a.m. at Blooming Grounds Coffee House in downtown Winona. Come ready with your questions!

Select conversations are broadcast on Facebook Live (facebook.com/GreatRiverShakes), so you can also join from the comfort of your living room!

Generously sponsored by Mary Alice Anderson and Greg & Terri Evans.

ACCESSIBILITY

The festival can accommodate any accessibility needs at any performance with advanced notice. However, if you are looking to join with community who share your accessibility needs, Friday matinees at 1:00 p.m.are the time for you. The first two Friday matinees are designated as Fidget Friendly performances. For anyone who may struggle to sit quietly through an entire performance, these are the shows to attend!

The final two Friday matinees of the season will be interpreted in American Sign Language (ASL) and audio-described live for the blind (via headset). Those who would benefit from these services are encouraged to discuss their needs with the box office personnel when ordering tickets so that special seating requests can be accommodated.

Generously sponsored by Merchants Bank.

Merchants

Elmaro

Hoff

EDUCATION PROGRAM

Great River Shakespeare Festival provides extensive formal training programs for a wide variety of ages. Our focus is not only on theater production but on the development of human character. We are a company of artists, and we are part of a community. We value respect, empathy, and compassion every bit as much as we value excellence, authenticity, and innovation. Students focus on intensive study of language interpretation, movement, costume design, lighting design, and scenic design in one-week and three-week day camps. All classes are led by teaching artists who are actively involved in creating work at this year's festival. Younger students perform for their families and friends. The middle and high school-aged students perform for the general public. Please visit our website grsf.org/classes to learn about the programs we offer for people of all ages.

Join us for our Youth Showcase! You are invited to attend a free evening showcasing the work of our young artists on Sunday, July 20. View design presentations in the lobby starting at 6:00 p.m., followed by a live performance starting inside the theater at 7:00 p.m.

Support for youth programming is made possible by a grant from the Elizabeth Callender King Foundation.

SEMAC

CHILL WITH WILL
Friday Afternoons
(Workshops 12:00 Noon & Matinees 1:00 p.m.)
Students age 11-18 can enroll in a FREE workshop prior to each Friday afternoon performance. The festival’s education team will guide them through theater games and activities related to the show. Participants will then receive free tickets to the afternoon show. Guardians wishing to accompany a student will receive a discounted rate of $20. Contact the box office to sign up.

Generously sponsored by Altra.

Altra

KQAL

Wales Altra Miller

BECOME A DONOR TODAY!
The mission of the Great River Shakespeare Festival is to enrich people's lives by creating dynamic, clearly understood productions of Shakespeare and other playwrights who celebrate the spoken word.

Can people’s lives really be enriched by engaging with clearly-presented 400-year-old texts? The thousands of audience members, students, artists, and administrators who have been part of the 22-year history of Great River Shakespeare Festival can resolutely answer YES! Enriching lives is more than just watching a play, however. Through all of the education and outreach programs and deep exploration into human nature, GRSF has been inspiring conversations in cars, homes, coffee shops, bars, and across political aisles.

It is those conversations that enrich our understanding of “others,” inspire a resolve to become better members of society, and become change agents in our own lives. As a result, relationships improve, marginalized voices are celebrated, and communities are knit together. This is the work of a non- profit organization and the work you make possible with your charitable support.

We invite you to keep the conversation going by making a tax- deductible gift to GRSF today.

Visit GRSF.org/donate today.

THANK YOU!
Thank you to the following groups and individuals, without whose generosity of time, resources and/or talent this season would not be possible:

David Murakami
WSU Theatre & Dance Department
Isaac Sawle
Peggy Sannerud
Tracy VanVoorst
Marybeth Lenhardt
WSU Department of Music
Emory University Theater
Tracy Floyd
Stephanie Jones
Karl Gfall
Brandon Moeller
Christopher Gerson
Dr. Kara Lindamann
Amy & Chris Mulyck
Brook Noland
Jim Goblirsch
University of Minnesota Department of Theater Arts & Dance
Montana Johnson
Bill Healey
City of Winona
Chad Ubl
Patrick Menton
Laura Holberg
Josh Poepping
Corbin Flom
Megan Winter
Jesse Cogswell
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
Kamryn Matta
Lee Tran
Gail K Fabrics
Damien Rozendal: Field Project Coordinator at ETC Lighting
Jacob Nguyen

Additionally, the GRSF staff would like to thank our local partners, who ensure we have a variety of concessions available during performances.

Concessions

THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS SPONSORS!
The following businesses have supported Great River Shakespeare Festival with a donation this season. GRSF and its audiences generate more than $1.3 million of economic activity in the Winona region every year. We encourage you to support the businesses in the area that support the arts. Thank you to this generous group!

102 Walnut Winona LLC
About Face Winona
Ageless Esthetics Medspa Winona
Altra Federal Credit Union
Ameriprise Financial
Art & Sol
The Bar
Best Buy
Blooming Grounds Coffee House
Bumble Bee Soaps LLC
Chef's Table Winona
Commonweal Theatre Company Dahl Toyota
Elmaro Vineyard
Fawcett Junker Funeral Home & Crematory
First Circle Design, Inc.
Floor Coverings of Winona
Forager Brewery
Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 1243
Frozen River Film Festival
Gilmore Avenue Car Wash & Quick Lube, Inc.
Graphic Image
The Hatchery
HBC
Heart's Desire
Hoff Celebration of Life Center
IBM
KQAL 89.5 FM
The Learning Club
Leighton Media
Merchants Bank
Midtown Foods
Miller Scrap & Disposal
Minnesota Beethoven Festival
Minnesota Marine Art Museum
Orno Gift And Home
Pillbox Bat Company
Plaza Hotel & Suites
Port 507
Radiant Beauty Studio LLC
Rethos
River Junctions Arts Council
Rose Colored Glass
RTP Company
Sandbar Storytelling Festival
Sapori Di Sicilia
Sheldon Theatre
Sim Sound & Video, Inc.
Supreme Graphics
Theater League of Kansas City
Theatre du Mississippi
Thern Stage Equipment
Thrivent Financial
Two Fathoms Brewing Company
United Health Group
Vision Design Group, Inc.
Visit Winona
The Watkins Company
Wells Fargo Bank
Wild Wales Tours LLC
Winona Health
Winona State University
Yarnology

GRSF LEGACY SOCIETY
We would like to thank the following individuals who are ensuring the future of the Great River Shakespeare Festival by designating the festival in their estate plans:

Mary Alice Anderson
Marcia Aubineau
Kenneth Baughman & Leandra Sunseri
Stephen Carmichael & Susan Stoddard
Candace Meyer Gordon
Dan & Pat Rukavina
Sally Sloan
Jim Stoa & Gail Christiaansen
Tom & Christine Stoa

If you would like to consider making a planned gift, please contact Managing Director Aaron Young at 507.474.9372 or aarony@grsf.org.

CONTRIBUTORS
Great River Shakespeare Festival gratefully acknowledges the financial and in-kind support of the 650 donors who make the festival possible. Donors are grouped by giving level based on total gifts received between Shakespeare’s birthday from year to year. The following listing of individuals, foundations, businesses, and governmental agencies represents gifts received between April 24, 2024 and April 23, 2025. We also extend our deepest gratitude to those who have given gifts since April 24 who will be acknowledged in our 2026 program.

Diamond Giving Circle
Annual Giving of $10,000 or more:
Anonymous gift in memory of John & Janet
102 Walnut Winona LLC
Dave & Muriel Arnold
Char & Bill Carlson
Dave & Kathy Christenson
Mary Christenson & Neil Hamrin
HBC
Margaret & Bruce Johnson*
Margaret H. & James E. Kelley Foundation, Inc.
The Mark E. Jacobs Charitable Fund in recognition of The Watkins Company
Minnesota State Arts Board
Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council, Inc.
Theater League of Kansas City
Thern Stage Equipment
Karin & Jim Worthley

*includes funds given through the Winona Community Foundation

Ruby Giving Circle
Annual Giving between $5,000 and $9,999:
Altra Federal Credit Union
Mary Alice Anderson
Bosshard Parke Ltd.
Mary Burrichter
Dahl Toyota
Elizabeth Callender King Foundation
Greg & Terri Evans
First Circle Design, Inc.
Gary & Jean Hayes
Carol Heyl
John and Margaret Cross Memorial Fund of the Winona Community
Foundation
Doug & Mary Jones
Alan & Collette Leonhardt
Merchants Bank
Amaria Najem O'Leary & Patrick O'Leary
Brad & Gaby Peterson
Lawrence & Rill Ann Reuter
Susan Stabile & David Drueding

Emerald Giving Circle
Annual Giving between $2,500 and $4,999:
Anonymous (3)
Leslie Albers & Ed Thompson
Kenneth Baughman & Leandra Sunseri
Lyle & Kris Blanchard
Barb Burchill
Ray & Connie Dretske
Leslie & Jo Hittner
Sherry Jester & Harry Cloft
Margaret Lambert
Laurie R Lucas
Miller Scrap & Disposal
Tracy & Tedd Morgan
Scott & Kelley Olson
Craig & Lori Pesik
Patricia Rogers
RTP Company
Lawrence J. Sinak & Anne Black-Sinak
Dr. Sally Sloan
Cindy & LeRoy Telstad
Two Sisters Annual Memorial Fund in memory of Marilyn Bambenek, M.
Judith Schmidt & Phoebe Bambenek
United Health Group
Winona Foundation

Sapphire Giving Circle
Annual Giving between $1,000 and $2,299:
Anonymous (4)
Janet H. Albers
Margret & David Anderson
Blooming Grounds Coffee House
Alastair Boake & Nancy Vrabec
Coleen & Thomas Bremer
Frank & Ruth Bures
John Campbell & Colette Hyman
Stephen Carmichael & Susan Stoddard
Chris & Kathy Carroll
Cheryl Cutsforth
Helen & Gary Delp
Dr. Wanda DuCharme & Edd Storey
Robert & Susan Edel
Charlie & Susan Sawyer Evans
Daniel & Carolyn Flanagan
Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 1243
Kathie & Ken Geiger
Dan & Nancy Goltz
Candace Meyer Gordon
Cherie Hales
Patricia Haswell & Richard Todd
Jenni McHugh & Jack Hedin
Ann McLaren Helstad
Bob & Marlene Kohner
Dan & Colleen Koll Family
Drs. Amy Kotsenas & Ron Kuzo
Hazel Light
David & Ruth Marshall
Jim & Diana Metzger
Ken & Sally Mogren
Jonelle Moore
Mike Mutschelknaus & Cherisa Broadwater
Jerome & Judy Nadler
Carole Nelson
Edward & Gwen Paulson
Greg & Kathy Peterson
Suzanne Redepenning
Paul & Joan Schoenfeld
Cora Scholz
Thomas & Sarah Scott
Peter Shortridge & Amy Nankivil
Anna Sibenaller
Charlotte & John Speltz
Mary Steinbicker
Diane Stevens
Tom & Christine Stoa
Amy & Phil Watson & Family

Platinum Giving Circle
Annual Giving between $500 and $999:
Anonymous (2)
American Legion Post #9 Winona
Jennifer Anderson & David Crawford
Marcia Aubineau
Roderick S. Baker & Moira A. Corcoran
Jacquelyn & Scott Banicki
Kathy & Brad Benke
David & Julie Boen
Margaret Cassidy
Chef's Table Winona
George Cipov
Cassie & Dan Cramer
Bob & Marj Deter
Gary Diomandes
Ellyn English & Brad Turner
Jennifer Erin
Sara & Karl Fiegenschuh
Kathi & Greg Fischer
Leland & Beverly Gehrke
Kent Gernander & Elizabeth Burke
Maureen & Louis Guillou
Rose & Jim Gurley
Mike & Sue Hauser
Amanda Hedlund & Matthew Neil Hayley & Scott Hornberg
Clare & Shari Jarvis
Dennis & Yvonne Johnson
Florinus & Shirley Mah Kooyman Laurie & Fred Krause
Martha & John Langowski
Ann Lavine & Kevin Possin
Bill Moe & Beth Forkner Moe
Bert & Marge Mohs
Paul Mundt
Pat & Jay Mutter
Patti & Gerry Neal
Greg Neidhart
Michelle Nightoak
Douglas Nopar
William North & Victoria Morse
Anne Scott Plummer & Taff Roberts Mary & Hugh Polus
Cynthya Porter
Robert & Cheryl Roediger
Nora & James Rogers
Mike & Jennifer Rupprecht
Erik Scheurle & Karin Anderson Laura & Jim Sell
Debbie Sheets
Linnea Sodergren
Jim Stoa & Gail Christiaansen
Thrivent Financial
Sandra Todd
Catherine Tuggle
Susan White
Aaron & Kristen Young

Gold Giving Circle
Annual Giving between $250 and $499:
Anonymous (7)
Karen Acker
Mary Adams
Ageless Esthetics Medspa Winona
Sandy Bauer
David & Karen Behling
Jan Berg
Larry & Mary Bergin
Maria & Stephen Boda
David Boen
Bucknam Family
Dave & Emily Casey
Nicole Civettini
Commonweal Theatre Company
Ginny Copeman
Francine Corcoran
Jodi Dansingburg & Kevin O'Brien
Jon & Christine DeVries
Carolyn Dry
Dick & Carol Eick
Ray W. & Carolyn W. Felton
Kerri Ferstl
Jeannine Flick
Diane McNally Forsyth
Frozen River Film Festival
Gilmore Avenue Car Wash & Quick Lube, Inc.
Mary Y. Hadley
James Hammann
Regina Harris
Barbara & Glen Herrington-Hall
Arthur & Donna Hogenson
Drake Hokanson & Carol Kratz
Kathy Hovell & Tom Slaggie
Barbara Jenkins
Kathy Jensen
Susan Jensen
Larry & Anne Jost
Virginia & Keith Laken
Herbert V. & Lauren S. Leighton
Allan Mahnke & Kathryn Schenk
Maureen & Patrick Marek
Kamryn Matta
Lynn & Jeffrey Meinders
Alice & Walter Mirk
Joel & Jodie Monson
Beth Moore
Gay & Arvid Mortensen
Daniel Moy
Debi Niebuhr
Pillbox Bat Company
Radiant Beauty Studio LLC
Judith Ramaley
Jim & June Reineke
Polly Renk
Steven & Ann Ringlien
Rose Colored Glass
Sandbar Storytelling Festival
Connie Scharlau
Cathy & Greg Schmidt
Jeff & Joicelyn Schwager
Jeri V Sebo
Laura Silver & Jeff Hertzberg
Brian & Betty Singer-Towns
Evan Skillman
Mark & Lynn Smith
Ronald Spiegel
Jim & Diane Wagner
Steve & Maggie Wasz
Wells Fargo Bank
The Family of Judy Whetstone Debra Wilk
Ken & Lynn Winter
Yarnology

Silver Giving Circle
Annual Giving between $100 and $249:
Anonymous (10)
Christopher Adams
Douglas Affinito
Lexi Ajak
Liz Bach
Jennifer Baltes
Robin Bambenek
Thomas Barnes & Beth Hennessy
Danielle Bartz
Bay State Milling Company
Barbara Beeman
Walt & Bunny Bennick
Todd Bjerke & Karen Kroll
Patricia Boge
Michael Bostwick & Connie Williams
Judy Broske
Bumble Bee Soaps LLC
Collette & Stephen Carras
Pauline Christensen
Jeanne & Peter Ciborowski
Carolyn & John Collins
Joan & H. Pat Costello
Douglas & Ruth Crane
Dr. Jacoba Daley
Gale Childs Daly & Jonathan Gillard Daly
Monica & Emilio DeGrazia
Thomas Depauw
Brent Derowitsch
Arty & Coleen Dorman
Barbara DuFresne
Vicki Englich
Jean Erpelding
Mary & Jim Faircloth
David, Renee, Maren, and Owen Fawcett
Lea Ann & Price Flanagan
Richard & Sharon Flatten
Leslie Foote
Ruth & James Forsythe
Mary & Justin Galke
Rick & Gayle Garrity
Patsy Gavin
Jean Gfall
Mark Gideonsen
Jennifer Gross
June Gross
Jon & Sharon Grossardt
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Guernica
Mark & Suzie Hansen
Tom & Carol Harbinson
The Hatchery
Hugh & Katie Hedin
Mark P. Helling
Gordon Hoffert & Ulrike
Schorn Hoffert
Tom & Bea Hoffmann
Larry & Serena Holstad
IBM
Ingrid Iverson
Kathy Jaszewski
David & Kathi Johnson
Geraldine & Alan Kagan
Sharon & Alfred Kauth
Jim Kenealy
Jeff & Carrie Kish
Cynthia Klabacka
Larry Klueh
Ari & Penny Kolas
Dave Larson
Celeste Lea & Sam Liesch
Rachel Levitt
Terri & Allan Lieder
The Linnell-Nielson Family
Lee & Ione Loerch
Allyson & Jon Loomis
Anne Lynch
Rich & Ann MacDonald
Moira Marek & Brian Kirst
Anne Maselli
Dan & Natalie Matejka
Denny & Becky McGann
Gloria McVay
Midtown Foods
Veronica Miller
The Moeller Family
Susan Morton
Howard & Anah Munson
Barbara & Steve Nagel
Carolyn O'Grady & Jim Bonilla
Denis & Lynette O'Pray
Merritt & Janet Olsen
Elizabeth Beery Olson
Patty & Darren Omoth
Orno Gift And Home
Steven & Karen Ostovich
Carol Pack
Mary Parham
Steve & Lois Parker
Michelle & Pat Pearson-Langowski
Nancy Peterson
Anne & Scott Pollock
Port 507
Eryn & Adam Potthast
Kathy & Robert Redig
James & Nancy Reynolds
Don & Lori Rivers
Kent Rodriguez
Steve & Janet Rosen
Thomas J & Gwynn Rosen Joseph Schmidt
Mary A. Schneider Marilyn Schwab
Ben & Sally Scott
Kathy Seifert & Bob Pflughoeft
Paul & Jeanne Skattum
Andrea Specht
Susan Sprehn
Christine Streukens
Erin Swenson-Klatt
Dr. Rhiannon Talbot
Terese Tenseth
Del & Lois Tesch
Rob & Kate Thomas
Scott & Kathy Turner
Paul Valenti
The van Schaik-Iremonger Family
Visit Winona
Dwayne & Denine Voegeli
Susan & Robert Warde
Jon & Ruthanne Weispfenning
Paul Werger
Randall Wilkins & Dianne Sattinger
Janette Williams
Fr. Thomas E. Winkler
Bob Youngerman
Lindsey Zellman
Laurie Ziliak & Todd Graff

Bronze Giving Circle
Annual Giving up to $99:
We extend our deepest thanks to the 260 Bronze Giving Circle donors.

GIFTS IN MEMORY & HONOR OF DEAR ONES
We extend thanks to those who have left gifts to honor/remember loved ones. This list represents gifts received between June 6, 2024 and June 5, 2025. Gifts received after June 5 will be recognized in the 2026 program.

In honor of Dan Ajak
Joel & Jodie Monson

In honor of Barbara Beeman
Charlotte & John Speltz

In honor of Kathy & Brad Benke
Kathy Hovell & Tom Slaggie

In honor of Kris & Lyle Blanchard
Rob & Kate Thomas

In honor of Dave & Kathy Christenson
Frank & Ruth Bures

In memory of Dee Cipov
Anonymous
Kathy Hovell & Tom Slaggie

In honor of Ruth Civettini
Susan White

In honor of Sandy & Don Curtin
Kathy Hovell & Tom Slaggie

In memory of Robert DuFresne
Mary Moxness

In honor of Kathi & Greg Fischer’s 50th Wedding Anniversary
Cindy & LeRoy Telstad

In honor of Tarah Flanagan & Christopher Gerson
Anonymous
Daniel & Carolyn Flanagan

In honor of Tarah Flanagan and her Hamlet
Michael Bostwick & Connie Williams

In memory of Peter Flick
Anonymous

In honor of Karl Gfall
Mark P. Helling

In honor of Cooper Hancock
Anonymous
Richard & Sharon Flatten

In memory of Terry Hawkings
Gilmore Avenue Car Wash & Quick Lube, Inc.

In honor of Pierre Hecker and Andrew Carlson
William North & Victoria Morse

In memory of Ann Reed Kaser
Anna Sibenaller

In honor of Megan Keach
Anonymous

In honor of Keith & Ginna Laken
Dottie Bobzin

In memory of Wendy Larson
Patricia Rogers

In memory of Dr. John Levitt
Rachel Levitt

In memory of Santo & Frances Manco
Tom & Joann Kujawa

In honor of Kelley Olson
Anonymous

In honor of Thomas Rowe
Toni Brasher

In memory of Mavis Scheurle
Anonymous
Erik Scheurle & Karin Anderson Sig Scheurle
Dwayne & Denine Voegeli

In memory of Dr. Robert E. Sloan
Dr. Sally Sloan

In memory of Mary Stettler
Anonymous

In memory of Ron Stevens
Anonymous (4)
Karen Acker
Steve & Nancy Bachler
George Cipov
Carolyn & John Collins Joan & H. Pat Costello Vicki Englich
Jeannine Flick
Leslie Foote
Cherie Hales
David Hanson
Tom & Joann Kujawa Gloria McVay
Marilyn & Michael Meeker
Brian & Betsy Neil
Debi Niebuhr
Douglas Nopar
MaryAnn Severson

In memory of Jeff Stevenson and in honor of Nancy Stevenson
David & Kathi Johnson