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This year’s Auction could not have been accomplished without the dedicated efforts demonstrated by our Auction volunteers.

To our dear friends who have continued to step up year after year to help out on the Auction and to the new friends we have met in this journey, we “Thank You” from the bottom of our “Yellow Submarine.” Each of you have made this journey across “Abbey Road” a “Good Day Sunshine.”

At times it may have seemed “Like a Hard Days Night,” but in the end we are proud to be a part of such an important event that raises funds to support LFCDS’s mission to provide excellence in education.

We hope you enjoy this “Magical Mystery Tour” of an evening as we “Come Together” in support Lake Forest Country Day School and our children.

“All Our Loving,” Julie and Patrice

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It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Lake Forest Country Day School Annual Auction, All You Need Is Love. The Auction has been a landmark event each spring at LFCDS since 1983. Tonight we will be celebrating our 29th Auction as we honor this year’s co-chairs, Julie Slobodnik and Patrice Wetzel, and their team of hardworking volunteers. This year, Julie and Patrice will introduce electronic bidding to our community. A technological step forward that will allow everyone to relax and do their bidding from their dinner table or anywhere they would like in the room. I’m sure this new approach will bring an exciting conclusion to the close of the Silent tables.

When the bidding is over we hope that you will stay and enjoy the entertainment that the Co-Chairs have arranged for us. Although the focus of the evening is fundraising, this special event is also a celebration of our community. Parents, Faculty, Staff, Alumni and Donors all come together each year to enjoy the spirit of the event and the fruits of their labor. It is an extraordinary evening.

So I hope you will all be there to enjoy the good food, great wine, wonderful friends and good times for the benefit of your children, the students of Lake Forest Country Day School.

Sincerely,

Michael E. RobinsonHead of School

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Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................. 2

Chairs’ Thank You ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Welcome ..................................................................................................................................................................................3

Past Auction Chairs ..................................................................................................................................................................4

Auction Committee ..................................................................................................................................................................6

Live Auction Committee ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

Contributors and Special Thanks ...............................................................................................................................................8

2011-2012 LFCDS Academic Calendar ..........................................................................................................................................9

Auction Weekend Schedule ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

Treasurer Guidelines & General Release ....................................................................................................................................11

Electronic Bidding ...................................................................................................................................................................12

Heads or Tails: A Game of Chance .............................................................................................................................................14

Live Auction ............................................................................................................................................................. 15

Super Silent Auction ................................................................................................................................................... 47

Silent Auction ...........................................................................................................................................................55

Class Projects ......................................................................................................................................................................... 55

Faculty and Staff ................................................................................................................................................................... 57

Baskets .................................................................................................................................................................................. 65

Sports .................................................................................................................................................................................... 69

Wine and Spirits ...................................................................................................................................................................... 75

Grandparent Notes .................................................................................................................................................... 91

Advertisers............................................................................................................................................................. 105

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AUCTION CO-CHAIRS

Julie SlobodnikPatrice Wetzel

LIVE AUCTION CO-CHAIRSSusan Bozorgi

Suzanne TchamitchianHeather Wildman

SUPER SILENTKarla Johnson

Yvonne Steinwold

DECORATIONS COMMITTEEKatie HaleD. R. Smith

Sophia CecolaLisa GilcrestAmy O’Keane

Amy RobyPamela WernerJenifer Zacka

FACULTY & STAFFMeredith LytleBeth Pierson

Jana Van Paris

FLOORRachel Osborne

Stephanie Andrea

FOURTH GRADE QUILTBrooke BauerLaura Linback

Jana O’NeilMary Ellen Swenson

CATALOGMary Canty

Susan GoeksSusan KrivoshikTanya PickensBeth Pierson

SPORTSAnn Dwyer

Tamara GamacheMichelle Kuhn

ADVERTISINGKristen Chun

PUBLICITYBill Collins

Melissa FaragJacqueline Wacker

Lisa Xakellis

CLASS PROJECTSMichele GiambroneElizabeth Walvoord

RAFFLEEstelle Walgreen

Sue Maggos

RESERVATIONSMelissa Farag

Yvonne SteinwoldWendy Weil

WINE & SPIRITSJeff Silver

Marianne Silver

DADDY-DAUGHTER DANCEJanet Burt

Peggy Vignocchi

GRANDPARENT NOTESKimberly Kolb

BASKETSDelilah Mesrobian

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Marcie and Nick Alexos

Susan and Kenny Bozorgi

Janet and Paul Burt

Sophia and Randy Cecola

Suzanne and Chris Dennis

Ann and Kevin Dwyer

Melissa and Ahmed Farag

Tamara and Brian Gamache

Debbie and Tom Hodgkins

Eva and Cezar Jakubowski

Karla and Rob Johnson

Sue and Peter Maggos

Vicki and Paul Medvec

Holly and Bruce Mordini

Janet and Matt Nagel

Lori and Scot Pepper

Jim and Judith Reid-Anderson

Anne and Chris Reyes

Leslie and Michael Richman

Joan and Kevin Shannahan

Marianne and Jeff Silver

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

Susan and John Stafford

Suzanne and Koko Tchamitchian

Debbie and Bill Terlato

Ro and Sandy Thompson

Peggy and John Vignocchi

Jacqueline and Fred Wacker

Wendy and Lowell Weil

Patrice and Stephen Wetzel

Heather and John Wildman

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Nadar and Mandan BozorgiBill Collins

Amyanne CopeC Lazy U Ranch

Carol De SchutterFriends of LFCDS

Frost LightingJewell CateringGary Lawrence

Northern Trust BankReyes Holdings

Sidney’s Valet ServiceSunset Foods

Smashbox CosmeticsMichelle and David Steinberg

Terlato Wine GroupJohn Vignocchi ’95

Lance Walker

Thank you to the following supporters for their generous contributions

Bob BullardSally Bullard

Coni CarfagnoChristie Coddington

Brad CooperKeith GilletteKaren Hayden

Lisa HorstmannDan KrohtaPat LaycoxJeff Miller

Scott MitchellSusan Murphy

Chris Nicoletta

Michael PanagosMichael Robinson

Larry RoyKathleen SextonMichele Stancil Sarah Thomas

Julia Wright

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2011New Faculty Orientation August 22Opening Faculty Meetings August 23–26New Student and Fifth Grade Orientation, Fourth and Eighth Grade Leadership Training August 29School Opens August 30Labor Day Holiday September 5Faculty In-Service Day October 7Columbus Day Holiday October 10Homecoming October 15Thanksgiving Assembly–2:30 p.m., All-School Dismissal–3:20 p.m. November 22Thanksgiving Vacation November 23–27Classes Resume November 28Parent Visiting Day Holiday Assembly–11:40 a.m., Dismissal follows December 16Winter Break December 19–January 2

2012Classes Resume January 3Martin Luther King, Jr. Day January 16Presidents’ Day Holiday February 17–20Auction March 3Spring Vacation Begins March 19–April 2Faculty In-Service Day April 2Classes Resume April 3Memorial Day Holiday May 28Lower School Closing Ceremony; Upper School Awards Assembly June 6Upper School Closing Exercises June 7

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ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE 2011 AUCTION BENEFITSaturday, March 5, 2011

6:00 p.m.Check-in

Cocktail ReceptionSilent and Super Silent Auction Tables Open

Raffle Sales

7:00 p.m.Seated Dinner Begins

7:45 p.m.Raffle Drawing

Live Auction BeginsDuring Live Auction, you will still be able to use the electronic

bidding devices to bid on Auction table items. However, we ask that you remain in your seats during the

LIVE auction.

10:00 p.m.Live Entertainment —Band & Dancing

Maggie Speaks presents, “Final Say” one of Chicago’s favorite dance bands covering five decades of music.

Silent Auction SectionsThe announcement of silent tables closing within the sections of

Super Silent, Sports, Class Projects, Faculty & Staff, Baskets, and Wine & Spirits at the discretion of

Auction officials.

Item Pick-UpAt the conclusion of bidding for each section, please check with the Auction check-in desk to sign your name and bidder number before

taking your items home with you on Saturday evening. Gift cards and certificates will be ready for pick up on Sunday, March 6, 2011 between

11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

Auction Check-Out Sunday, March 6, 2010—LFCDS Green Bay Entrance

11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.Auction Statements including all items with winning bids, charges

for any sign-up events or winning syndicate bids will be prepared for check-out. The Auction and Business offices will be open to accept all payments for Auction items. Item and gift certificates may be picked up at this time. Add an additional 2.5% convenience fee if paying by

credit card.

For more information on Check-out please refer to the Treasurers’ Guidelines for payment information.

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PaymentAuction accounts may be settled in person on:SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 2011 Lake Forest Country Day School145 South Green Bay Rd.Green Bay Entrance11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

Preferred payment method: Cash/CheckorVisa/ MasterCard/Discover Card/American Express(Pre-register your credit card and fast track your check-out!)Add an additional 2.5% convenience fee if paying by credit card.

Inability to pay for and claim an item will invalidate your bid, resulting in a default to the next highest bidder. All questions or discrepancies with regard to your auction statement should be directed to LFCDS Auction Associate Coni Carfagno.

Item Pick-upWinning bidders may claim their tangible items the night of the Auction from an Auction Committee member. Simply sign the auction chit showing that you have received your item. If items are large, you may make arrangements with a committee member to claim them between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 6, 2011.

Tax DeductionsPlease consult your tax advisor as to the deductibility of your donation. Fair market value of an item is available through the Auction Office. Values are donors’ estimates and are not warranted by LFCDS for general value or tax purposes.

General ReleaseLake Forest Country Day School (LFCDS) assumes no responsibility for the validity of description, authenticity or condition of auction items. LFCDS makes no warranty or guarantee for auction items. LFCDS reserves the right to withdraw an auction item at any time before the actual sale.By his/her purchase, the buyer waives any claims for liability against the School, its officers, trustees, employees, agents, successors and assigns, causes of action or suits, resulting from bodily injury or damage to property arising out of the use of such items by his/her family or any others who may be invited or otherwise allowed to use items.

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HOW TO PLACE A BID

SILENT AUCTION AND PLEDGE SYSTEM

PLEASE RETURN SMARTCARDS AT THE END OF THEEVENING OR THERE WILL BE A COST TO THE CHARITY

STEP 1Insert your Smartcard into the top of your keypad, with the name label/logo facing upwards.You will not be able to participate if the Smartcard is inserted incorrectly. Enter the auctionitem number using the numerical keypad and press the large button in the top center to enter.

STEP 2Use the arrow keys to scroll down through the text. The keypad display panel will show a

brief description of the auction item together with the current highest bid.

STEP 3To place a bid, press the large central button and type in the amount you want to bid, without

decimal points or commas (if you make a mistake, press the “C” key to cancel or amend this bid).

STEP 4Once you have entered the correct amount, press the large center button again to placeyour bid. To bid on another item, simply press “C” and then follow the above steps again.

For more information, please contact:East: 212 805 7331 | Central: 612 371 4428 | West: 818 254 7143www.imlworldwide.com

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ELECTRONIC BIDDING

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STEP 1Insert your Smartcard into the top of your keypad, with the name label/logo facing upwards. You will not be able to participate if the Smartcard is inserted incorrectly.Enter the auction item number using the numerical keypad and press the large button in the top center to enter.

STEP 2Use the arrow keys to scroll down through the text. The key pad display panel will show a brief description of the auction item together with the current highest bid.

STEP 3 To place a bid, press the large central button and type in the amount you want to bid, without decimal points or commas (if you make a mistake, press the “C” key to cancel or amend this bid).

STEP 4 Once you have entered the correct amount, press the large center button again to place your bid. To bid on another item, simply press “C” and then follow the above steps again.

Please return smartcards and the electronic devices at the end of the evening to the Auction Check-in Desk or LFCDS will incur additional costs.

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A Game of Chance$50 to Play

Winner Takes the PrizeiPad 2

3G, WiFi, Apple iPad 2 (due to be released April 2011)

Rules of the Game• One chance per person, $50 a chance

• Tickets will only be sold the night of the auction• Each ticket holder will receive a glow necklace to identify themselves as players.

• Ticket sales close at 7:45 p.m.• Auctioneer will direct the game

How to play the game:• Place your hands on your head or your ‘tail’

• Await the result of the coin toss• Players matching the coin toss, remain standing

• Coin toss will repeat until we have a winner!

The auctioneer makes the final call for all Heads or Tails decisions.

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Important Information for Live Item BiddingThese guidelines are intended to fully inform prospective bidders, and to protect our generous donors and buyers, as well as LFCDS.

If you have questions prior to the Auction, please contact the Development Office.

1. The conditions of each item stated in the catalog are firm. LFCDS reserves the right to withdraw, remove or change any item.2. Liability releases will be required. Additionally, refer to the General Release.3. Alcohol, food, taxes and gratuities are not included, unless otherwise noted.4. Several of this year’s Live Auction items include airfare, travel or accommodation allowances. These allowances may be used only in

conjunction with the trips purchased in the related package/item and may be used on any carrier, commercial or private, and in any class of service. Purchasers will be reimbursed upon submission of proof of use. Any unused allowances will be returned to the Auction Benefit.

5. Trips including airfare where no carrier is specified entitle the buyer to transportation in the class of service described, subject to availability in that fare classification, assuming the buyer follows Live Auction Guidelines.

6. Group Bids/Syndicates including syndicates combined at any time prior to the winning bid being accepted, may be pre-registered or provided to Auction staff immediately after the bid is won. The name of the head of the syndicate should appear at the top of the Syndicate Registration Form accompanying the Chit.

7. Live Auction items expire on March 5, 2012, unless otherwise noted. All items, or portions thereof, which go unused, will be deemed expired, and no refunds will be made.

8. LFCDS reserves the right to substitute any element of a live package at its discrete discretion.9. Use your paddle number to bid. Do not let others use it. Absentee bidding must be arranged prior to the night of the auction with the

Development Office. Bids must be submitted in writing and signed by the absentee. The auctioneer is the final authority in the Live bidding process.

10. Sales are final, and there can be no exchanges or refunds.11. All reservations and arrangements for live items purchased through the Auction must be made by September 16, 2011, unless otherwise

noted. LFCDS is not responsible for making substitute reservations and/or arrangements should a purchaser cancel.12. All charges or extras are the sole responsibility of the live buyer, including but not limited to room services or amenities, not specifically

identified.13. All reservations or bookings are subject to availability. All cancellation fees or penalties are the sole responsibility of the live buyer. Some

restrictions may apply to properties, venues, and access and reservation systems.14. LFCDS shall not be responsible for the termination, cancellation or unavailability of any event or any part there of caused by or related to

Acts of Nature or any other circumstances constituting Force Majeure.15. Successful bidders should make payment in full and claim their auction items from 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 6, 2011. Refer to

Treasurer Guidelines.16. Live items are non-transferable.

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WE CAN WORK IT OUT

Canyon Ranch Spa and Fitness Package

OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA

Iron Blosam Lodge, Snowbird Ski Resort

BLACKBIRD – PLAY!

Chicago Blackhawks Suite and Zamboni Ride

GOOD DAY SUNSHINE EIGHT DAYS A WEEK

Private Oceanfront Villa in San Pedro, Belize

BABY, YOU CAN DRIVE MY CAR

1976 Datsun 280Z

HERE COMES THE SUN

Ultimate Guys’ Golf Trip in Los Cabos, Mexico

COME TOGETHER IN CABO SAN LUCAS

Ultimate Girls’ Getaway in Los Cabos, Mexico

GOLDEN SLUMBERS

Fourth-Grade Quilt

LOVELY GREEN BAY PARKING SPACE

Green Bay Parking Space

STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER

Chicago White Sox Kid Broadcast Experience

MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR

Walt Disney Studios/Disney Interactive Tour

DAY IN THE LIFE

Head of Lower School for a Day

BABY, YOU’RE A RICH MAN

Caviar and Vodka Cocktail Party

GET BACK TO WHERE YOU ONCE BELONGED

C Lazy U Ranch, Granby, Colorado

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IMAGINE

Heli-Skiing Weekend

NOWHERE MAN NO LONGER

Onwentsia Parking Space

READY FOR YOUR CLOSE-UP?

Photo Shoot Experience at Smashbox Studios in LA

IN MY LIFE THERE ARE PLACES I’LL REMEMBER

Eighth-Grade VIP Graduation Seating

YOU SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION

Head of School for a Day

PRE-AUCTION SIGN-UP: ALL YOU NEED IS DAD

Daddy-Daughter Dance

GOT TO GET YOU INTO THE GAME (SIGN-UP)

Forest Creek Golf in Pinehurst, North Carolina

ALL MY LOVING!

The Vintage Club, Palm Springs, California

DEAR PRUDENCE

Incline Village, Lake Tahoe

YELLOW SUBMARINE

Gilligan’s Island Hideaway

DAY TRIPPER

New York City for a Day

LONG AND WINDING ROAD

Napa Valley Wine Experience

IT’S GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME

Bachelor Gulch Ritz-Carlton Condo in Colorado

I’LL FOLLOW THE SUN

Anguilla Caribbean Resort

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Fourth-Grade Quilt“Sleep, pretty darling, do not cry, and I will sing a lullaby. Golden slumbers, fill your eyes, smiles await you when you rise,” when you take home this one-of-a-kind treasure created by the class of 2015. Fourth-grade students have embellished this colorful Beatles-themed celebration of love in their own handwriting with the things they each love the most. This fourth-grade tradition is truly a keepsake you will cherish for decades to come.

� A handcrafted quilt which displays each fourth-grade student’s handwritten and then stitched message of love.

� The quilt measures for a queen-sized bed.

LFCDS Class of 2015Brooke BauerLaura Linback

Jana O’NeilMary Ellen Swenson

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Green Bay Parking SpaceLovely Green Bay parking space, nothing can come between us. When I catch a glimpse of you, I relax and smile. Oh lovely parking space, where would I be without you!

� One prime parking space in the Green Bay parking lot for the 2011–2012 school year.

� Parking space will be marked with your family’s name.

Park with ease through graduation 2012.

Lake Forest Country Day School

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Chicago White Sox Kid Broadcast ExperienceThe White Sox Kid Broadcast Experience allows one lucky child to announce the opening of the ballpark gates over the PA system as well as players coming to bat for one full inning on Saturday, August 20, 2011. Your child will get a thrill as they hear their voice booming over the ballpark.

Picture yourself in a Diamond Suite providing twenty guests with first-class service as they listen to your child announce players during a Chicago White Sox game. Included for this outstanding day at the ballpark are two parking spaces, a climate-controlled environment, theater-style seating, flat screen televisions, and the MLB-required hot dogs, dry roasted peanuts, soda, and beer.

� One child ten to thirteen-years-old will announce the gates being opened and players at bat for one full inning at the Chicago White Sox vs. Texas Rangers game on Saturday, August 20, 2011.

� One Diamond Suite for the game provides seating for twenty, two parking passes, two cases each of soda and beer, and food service, including Buffalo chicken wings, sandwiches, salad, fruit tray, hot dogs, and dry roasted peanuts.

Package available on August 20, 2011 only (no rain date).Inning for announcing the players at bat to be determined by the Chicago White Sox.

Wendy and Lowell WeilThe Medvec Family

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Walt Disney Studios/Disney Interactive TourThe most magical winner will take a half-day tour of Walt Disney Studios, in Burbank, California, with Lake Forest Country Day School graduate, John G. Vignocchi ’95, Development Director at Disney Interactive. You’ll take an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the places where all of the magic happens, including Walt Disney Studios and Disney Interactive.

Imagine visiting Disney Interactive: the place where video games such as “Disney Epic Mickey,” “Toy Story 3,” “Tron,” and “High School Musical” were created. After the video game studio, the tour continues behind-the-scenes with a visit to the film studio where films such as “Pirates of the Caribbean,” “Tron,” and “Tangled” were made. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity as tours of Walt Disney Studios/Disney Interactive are not available to the public.

In addition to your tour of the innovation of Disney today, you and your guests will enjoy a day at the original Disney destination—Disneyland in Anaheim, California.

Many magical memories are guaranteed with this exclusive experience.

� Half-day tour with John G. Vignocchi ’95 at Disney Interactive and Walt Disney Studios for four people. � Four complimentary passes to Disneyland Resort. � $1,000 travel allowance.

Blackout dates: May 10–20, 2011.Each participant must be at least seven years old.

Mutually agreed upon dates between buyer and donor.

John G. Vignocchi ’95Janet and Matt Nagel

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Head of Lower School for a DayWe heard the news today, oh boy

About a lucky kid who ran the SchoolAnd though it was for just one day

Oh what a (Wednes)day it was!

We saw Mrs. Bullard today, oh boyShe’d love to have you plan the meal

And lead us all in greetingAt Community Meeting

Now we know how many kids want to lead the Lower SchoolWe’d love to see you win!

Your student will have a gas running the Community Rap Session and choosing the far-out Lower School lunch menu. Perhaps you’ve always dreamed of choosing a mod free-dress day—this is your chance!

� Head of Lower School to be used on a Wednesday in May 2011. � Must be a current, first- through fourth-grade student. � Date and groovy ideas (no sit-ins) must be pre-approved by Mrs. Bullard.

No off-campus activities.

Sally BullardLake Forest Country Day School

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C Lazy U Ranch, Granby, ColoradoAre you ready to escape the hectic, rushed, or humdrum? Then bug out and get back to where you belong! You’ll have a blast out west at Colorado’s private, secluded, and unique luxury guest ranch. Enjoy true ranch country, with green meadows, blue skies and clean air, and with the ranch’s hip signature 5-SPUR Service, you won’t have to sweat it. Whether it is a love of horseback riding, fly fishing, or a relaxing day swimming and dipping in the hot tub, this family fun experience is waiting for you each day. You can relax in the rustic elegance of the dining room as the ranch Chef prepares gourmet cuisine for your enjoyment. So come on down, and get back to where you belong! It’ll be outta sight!

� Four-night stay for two adults and two children at the C Lazy U Ranch in Granby, Colorado.

� Upscale lodging, gourmet meals, and activities included (horseback riding, hiking, biking, tennis, archery, fishing, swimming, outdoor hot tub, game room, and exercise facility).

� Available June 5–August 31, 2011.

Advance reservations required on a space-available basis.Blackout periods: Federal U.S. Holidays, Independence Day, and Labor Day.

Non-transferable.

C Lazy U RanchJacqueline and Fred Wacker

Janet and Matt Nagel

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Caviar and Vodka PartyHow Does it Feel to Be

One of the Beautiful People?Dine on the Finest Caviar

Sip on Vodka

Host your friends in elegant European style with a magnificent caviar bar floating in an ice sculpture. Delight their palates with specialty cocktails made to complement the wide array of seafood and appetizers they will be served throughout the evening. Wear your most elegant attire because you won’t be lifting a finger as the expert staff takes care of your guests every desire.

You truly are one of the beautiful people…

� Caviar and vodka cocktail party for thirty people. � An assortment of seafood, appetizers, and vodka. � Date and time by mutual agreement.

Blackout Dates: Easter, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve.

Eva and Cezar Jakubowski

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Canyon Ranch Spa and Fitness PackageLet’s get fit in Tucson

Do you think a gray spring in Chicago can’t go on?While our friends are freezing

We’ll run the risk of leaving and hope the snow is goneWe can go work outWe can go chill out

Choose a vacation that makes you a healthier person as you pursue optimal health during a four-night stay at Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Arizona. This package for two participants promises inspiration, fitness, and luxurious pampering. Canyon Ranch offers the full spectrum of activities from golf and tennis clinics to hiking, aquatic workouts, and yoga. Add to that a full-service spa with massage, facials, and other herbal treatments for a complete wellness destination that helps you enhance and rebalance your life. Have you ever wanted to try acupuncture or dabble in reflexology? Canyon Ranch provides those, along with hydromassage. Your vacation could be the kickoff to healthy changes or a revitalizing break from the usual hectic pace.

� Two Deluxe Single packages to Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Arizona for four nights.

� Two separate deluxe rooms. � These packages include accommodations, all meals, and full use of spa

and fitness facilities, fitness and sports activities, round-trip airport transfers, and $650 for each person toward spa services.

Expires June 11, 2011.

Tamara and Brian Gamache

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Iron Blosam Lodge, Snowbird Ski ResortYou can have three weeks in a gorgeous place

A condo at a mountain-top lodgeHolidays at Snowbird in Two Thousand Eleven

Three weeks of snowboarding and skiing heaven

Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da, walk to the liftLa, la, at Iron Blosam Lodge

Ob-la-di, ob-la-da, luxury spaLa, la, love the hot tub!

You’ll be sure to have some fun spending the holidays skiing and snowboarding at the world famous (just like the Fab Four) Snowbird Ski Resort, twenty-nine miles outside of Salt Lake City, Utah. Snowbird averages 500 inches of snow each year, has eighty-nine runs, hosts a ski school for all ages, and has fifteen restaurants. You’ll love the heated outdoor winter pool, hot tub, and weight room after a day schushing the slopes or pampering yourself at the luxury spa.

� Three weeks in an Iron Blosam Lodge condo on the mountain at Snowbird Ski Resort from December 17, 2011 to January 7, 2012.

� The condo has a bedroom with two queen beds, attached studio with a queen sleep sofa, full kitchen, fireplace, and two full baths.

The Bozorgi Family

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Chicago Blackhawks Suite and Zamboni Ride Blackhawks playing on the pristine ice

Take these awesome seats and have a ballAll your life—You were only waiting for this moment to arise

Blackhawks play! Blackhawks play!Into the light of a cool game night

Blackhawks rushing down the game time iceTake your super seats and watch them fly

All your life—You were only waiting for this moment to arise

This is the best way to experience a fabulous Blackhawks game! You and your guests will have an awesome time watching the game from the private twenty-seat premium suite. Not only will you get to watch the game in comfort, with two televisions with satellite and in-house video feeds to catch the game action, but you’ll also get to ride the Zamboni! Be there to experience the Stanley Cup winners in action!

� One twenty-person Penthouse Executive suite during a 2011-2012 regular season Blackhawks game.

� Four parking passes. � Ride the Zamboni. � Selection of game by mutual agreement.

Valid regular 2011–2012 season only; Must be 48" tall to ride the Zamboni.

Marianne and Jeff SilverTamara and Brian Gamache

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Private Oceanfront Villa in San Pedro, BelizeHave a good day sunshine, eight days a week in a private oceanfront villa on the largest island in Belize, Ambergris Caye. The sunshine will always be on your mind any time of the year while enjoying this fishing, scuba diving, and snorkeling paradise, known as the dive and water sports capital of Central America. For more adventure and “something to laugh about,” visit spectacular caves, winding waterfalls, tropical rainforests, and Mayan ruins and temples. Enjoy a jungle zip line and cave tubing adventure day trip, including a river cruise with wildlife such as crocodiles, iguanas, and howler monkeys, an hour-and-a-half zip line tour of the jungle, and a tubing excursion through caves of limestone and crystal formations where Mayan people once worshipped. At the end of the day swaying palm trees and colorful sunsets will soothe you as you walk the sandy beaches of this picturesque island, and you find yourself singing, “I feel good, in a special way. I’m in love and it’s a sunny day.”

� Eight days, seven nights at a private oceanfront villa in Belize on the island of Ambergris Caye. � Four bedrooms, three baths (two master suites and two family bedrooms) perfect for two families or eight adults

(sleeps ten). � Jungle zip line and cave tubing adventure day trip for four people included (breakfast, lunch, soda, beer, rum punch, and

snacks provided). � Seaside pool, roof-top sundeck, Jacuzzi, and wireless internet service. � Caretaker on property, maid service, and transportation to and from San Pedro airport. � 4.5 miles north of San Pedro, home to the second largest coral reef in the world.

Blackout dates: Spring Break 2011 and 2012, Winter Break December 2011–January 2012.

Sophia and Randy Cecola

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Item 12

1976 Datsun 280Z

Yes, you’re gonna be a star when you drive away in this quintessential, vintage 1976 Datsun 280Z two-door sports car. Fully restored to its original condition, this light blue exterior and black interior coupe has a five-speed transmission and a six-cylinder fuel-injected motor. This widely recognized and quickly appreciating 1970’s sports car classic was sympathetically restored by The Burt Collection in Lake Forest, a premier facility for the restoration of classic, exotic, and special interest vehicles. Beep beep-m beep beep yeah!

� Restored 1976 Datson 280Z, two-door coupe. � Light blue exterior, black interior, five-speed transmission, six-cylinder

fuel injected motor. � Free storage until nice weather in spring 2011. � Thirty-day mechanical warranty included.

Title transfer to be completed within ten days of purchase at the Burt Collection Facility.No warranty available on vintage cars.

Janet and Paul Burt

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Ultimate Girls’ Getaway at the Exclusive El Dorado Golf & Beach Club in Los Cabos, Mexico

Four groovy ladies come together for perfect weather, turquoise waters, sandy beaches, glorious sunsets and unforgettable golf! Join your hostess, Suzanne Dennis, for an unforgettable experience at the exclusive El Dorado Golf and Beach Club in Los Cabos, Mexico.

Choose between a round of golf on the challenging eighteen-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed private El Dorado Golf Course including stops for margaritas at the comfort stations and lunch at the ninth hole palapa or indulge yourself in a eighty-minute massage each day for four days.

Also enjoy the spectacular amenities the club has to offer including world-class spa facilities, state-of-the-art fitness center, resort-style swimming facilities, and championship-style tennis. Enjoy the Dennis’ newly constructed five bedroom home overlooking the 18th fairway and the Sea of Cortez. A full service concierge is available for anything you may wish for.

� Four ladies will spend five days and four nights with Suzanne Dennis in her private home overlooking the Sea of Cortez. � Located in a twenty-four-hour guard gated security at the private El Dorado Golf & Beach Club, Los Cabos, Mexico. � Four rounds of golf per person at the exclusive El Dorado Golf & Beach Club or a similar spa experience may be substituted. � Greens fees, carts and lunch/snacks on golf course included daily, other food/beverages not included.

All incidental charges are the responsibility of the purchaser and must be paid within thirty days of invoicing to LFCDS.Dates to be mutually agreed up between purchaser and Suzanne Dennis. All participants must be current LFCDS parents.

Wednesday Arrival and Sunday Departure. Blackout Days: All LFCDS School Holidays.Trip must be scheduled by April 15, 2011.

Suzanne and Chris DennisLori and Scot Pepper

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Ultimate Guys’ Golf Trip at the Exclusive Eldorado Golf & Beach Club in Los Cabos, Mexico

Four men will join their host, Chris Dennis, to indulge in the private paradise of Eldorado Golf & Beach Club, the most exclusive club in Los Cabos, Mexico.

Get ready for a challenging four days of golf in this beautiful relaxed environment including frozen margaritas at the comfort stations and an amazing spread of fresh fish and steak tacos at the 9th hole palapa! Don’t forget to do the “last shot” of the best Don Julio Tequila at the 18th T-box!

After golf you can choose to enjoy the many amenities the club has to offer including a full service men’s locker room with private steam, sauna, hot and cold tubs. Or continue to play hard and enjoy the basketball and tennis facilities, the fitness center, or miles of pristine beach. Enjoy the Dennis’ newly constructed five bedroom home overlooking the 18th fairway and the Sea of Cortez. A full service concierge is available for anything you may wish for.

� Four men will spend five days and four nights with Chris Dennis in his private home overlooking the Sea of Cortez. � Located in a twenty-four-hour guard gated security at the private Eldorado Golf & Beach Club, Los Cabos, Mexico. � Four rounds of golf per person at the exclusive El Dorado Golf & Beach Club. � Greens fees, carts and lunch/snacks on golf course included daily, other food/beverages not included.

All incidental charges are the responsibility of the purchaser and must be paid within thirty days of invoicing to LFCDS.Dates to be mutually agreed up between purchaser and Chris Dennis. All participants must be current LFCDS parents.

Wednesday Arrival and Sunday Departure. Blackout Days: All LFCDS School Holidays.Trip must be scheduled by April 15, 2011.

Suzanne and Chris DennisPatrice and Stephen Wetzel

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The Vintage Club, Palm Springs, CaliforniaIf you have plans for spring break this year, you may want to change them! For one week you can experience this luxurious Mediterranean home that can accommodate up to eight guests. Located at the Vintage Club in Palm Springs, California, this beautiful corner lot villa overlooks the emerald green fairways. The private home has four bedrooms, one master with a king bed, one guest room with a queen bed, and two additional bedrooms with two full beds in each room.

With access to the Vintage Club there is much to do and see, including a 15,000 square-foot Fitness & Wellness Center, an elaborate Swim Complex, and full-service Golf and Tennis Centers, all available for the buyer’s use. There are two golf courses of equal architectural wonder. Because The Vintage Club does not have any tee times, members and their guests can tee it up at their leisure on either of the club’s two championship layouts, the Desert and Mountain courses. Both were designed by Tom Fazio, one of the most sought-after golf architects in the world, and each

course provides a unique playing experience.

Various venues offer diverse dining options from poolside service to casual indoor and outdoor Grille dining - taking full advantage of those cool desert nights - to an elegant culinary experience in the Club’s main dining room.

� Eight days and seven nights in a luxurious Mediterranean home at The Vintage Club in Indian Wells, California during spring break 2011.

� Home has four bedrooms (master – king, guest room –queen, and two additional bedrooms – two full beds each) and can accommodate eight guests.

� Guests may access The Vintage Club facilities and golf courses.

Access to the Club is included but all fees/expenses incurred are the buyer’s responsibility.Available spring break March 19–April 2, 2011 only; you choose which week.

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Incline Village, Lake TahoeDear skiers, come out today

Dear golfers, get out and playThe beach is here; the lake is, too

There is so much for you to doDear family, come out and stay

Great views of Lake Tahoe amid sunny exposures provide the setting for this charming home featuring four bedrooms and four baths. Location, location, location: as part of Incline Village, this vacation lodge is five minutes from Diamond Peak Ski Resort for winter recreation, within five minutes of the stunning beach at Crystal Bay on Lake Tahoe for summer relaxation, and near Incline Golf Course for warm-weather frustration. Summer visitors can also mountain bike on the nearby Flume Trail or go to Sand Harbor for the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival. Adults might indulge in local casinos, whatever the outside conditions. Choose the best season and activities for you.

� Seven days and six nights in a four-bedroom and four-bath house at Incline Village in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, twenty minutes from Squaw Valley.

� Use any time that suits your schedule. � No blackout dates.

Non-transferable.Purchaser must be a current Lake Forest Country Day School parent.

Property damage is the responsibility of the purchaser.Expires March 1, 2012.

Susan and John Stafford

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Gilligan’s Island HideawaySixteen friends will be on boardYou’ll be castaways on the shore

We’ll pack some foodAnd lots to drink

In case our submarinebegins to sink.

Don’t miss the boat on this island adventure. Join Gilligan, the Professor, and Marianne for a “three-hour tour” on the SS Minnow. Eight couples get “shipwrecked” for an evening of fun and adventure on a deserted island on the shores of Lake Michigan.

� Sixteen castaways adventure out on the SS Minnow for a short cruise before getting “shipwrecked.”

� Island beach party on the Lake Michigan shores—Saturday, September 3, 2011.

� Dinner and drinks included. � This item will not be doubled.

Debbie and Tom HodgkinsSuzanne and Koko Tchamitchian

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New York City for a DayWhat a perfect way to explore New York City for an entire wild and wonderful day! The day begins with private air transportation for six in a CJ2 airplane to and from the Kenosha, Wisconsin, airport to New York City in a day. While in New York, do exactly what you’ve always wanted to do: your plan may be shopping, lunch at Nobu, and the theater. Or it could be sightseeing, MOMA, and the Guggenheim Museum. Perhaps chose a day the Yankees, Mets, or Knicks play. Private transportation will pick you up at the airport and be at your service for the entire day. Included is a $500 gift certificate for your groovy New York City day of fun.

� Same day, round-trip private air on a CJ2 for six people between Kenosha, Wisconsin and Teterboro airport.

� Private transportation will pick you up at the airport in New York, yours to use for ten hours.

� A $500 gift certificate for use in New York City.

Air and limousine service can only be used in conjunction with this trip.Number of passengers may not exceed six.

Maximum flight time of four hours and a maximum day trip time of fourteen hours.

Karla and Rob Johnson Ann and Kevin Dwyer

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Napa Valley Wine ExperienceCalifornia’s beautiful, winding roads lead two couples or four friends to Napa Valley and Sonoma County for private tours and wine tasting. Can you dig it? Enjoy a “Barrel and Tank Taste” with wine maker Elizabeth Vianna at Chimney Rock winery, then visit Rutherford Hill winery and lunch there with a wine maker in the Olive Grove Gazebo. The road leads next to the doors of Hanna winery and Alderbrook winery in Sonoma County with private tours and tastings. Lunch at Santi, Italian cuisine in a 1902 landmark building, is not “The End.” Completing the exclusive experience are a day tour and lunch at The Culinary Institute of America.

� Four days and three nights for four people at the Bardessono Hotel in Napa Valley.

� “Barrel and Tank Taste” with Elizabeth Vianna at Chimney Rock winery � Tour the caves at Rutherford Hill winery and lunch in the

Olive Grove Gazebo. � Private tours and tastings at Sonoma County’s Hanna and

Alderbrook wineries. � Lunch at renowned restaurant Santi. � A tour and lunch at The Culinary Institute of America.

Blackout dates: June 2–5, 2011; August 15–November 15, 2011; all major holidays.

Terlato Wines InternationalThe Terlato Family

Marcie and Nick AlexosJim and Judith Reid-Anderson

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Anguilla Caribbean ResortTomorrow may rain, but two couples will be in deluxe ocean-view suites at the Viceroy Anguilla Resort and Spa on the island of Anguilla, one of the British Lesser Antilles. Bask on your private sundeck with its own plunge pool. Luxuriate and relax during an hour-long massage. Dawdle through dinner at the resorts COBA restaurant. See all of the sights of Anguilla, such as Wallblake House, an original plantation house, or the sporting venues of Webster Park. Be groovy on the thirty-five lush acres and three thousand feet of beach frontage of the Viceroy Resort. The resort also offers the opportunity to add a day at sea with fishing, scuba diving, and a jaunt to a deserted island. Perhaps you may see Sir Paul or Ringo discreetly sunning there!

� Six-night stay for four adults at the Viceroy Anguilla Resort and Spa. � Two deluxe one-bedroom Caribbean ocean-view suites, each with its own

private sundeck and plunge pool. � Daily continental breakfast. � Each guest receives a complimentary one-hour massage. � Each couple receives a dinner at COBA restaurant for two.

Reservations subject to availability.Blackout dates include US Federal Holidays, Thanksgiving, Christmas/New Year’s Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day,

Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day.Non-transferable.

Melissa and Ahmed Farag

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Bachelor Gulch Ritz-Carlton Condo in ColoradoEnjoy a week of relaxation and play at this exclusive Bachelor Gulch Ritz-Carlton condo. Experience Conde Nast Travelers #3 “Top Western US Golf Resort.” Enjoy exclusive access at Red Sky Golf Club, boasting two championship courses, with unique services such as the Golf Concierge, who is available to arrange tee times, lessons, and transportation. The pure mountain air and natural surroundings inspire renewal, while you relax and rejuvenate in the deluxe spa, which has nineteen treatment rooms, a luxurious manicure/pedicure salon, and men’s and women’s saunas. Feeling refreshed, you can then take part in the plethora of on-site outdoor activities. They include games on the Mountain Terrace, heated pool, and guided hikes through White River National Forest. In addition, concierge services are available to assist you with arranging activities in the Beaver Creek and surrounding areas, such as white water rafting, fly fishing, mountain biking, and more! This is a choice experience for the coolest cats.

� Seven nights in an exclusive Bachelor Gulch Ritz-Carlton Condo in Colorado from August 20–27, 2011.

� Three-bedroom condo sleeps six guests. � $1,000 travel allowance.

Leslie and Michael RichmanRo and Sandy Thompson

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Heli-Skiing WeekendEnjoy three days of skiing/snowboarding on the challenging terrain of the Snowbird resort, just outside of Salt Lake City, Utah for two couples or four groovy friends. The highlight of the trip is a day of helicopter skiing/snowboarding with Wasatch Powder Guides. The two most aggressive skiers tackle a day of untracked deep powder on backcountry terrain, while the others ski for a half day and relax for the afternoon of spa delights. Cliff Lodge also provides a half-day tour of the challenging slopes with a private Snowbird mountain guide/instructor. The modern Cliff Lodge has fantastic mountain views, as well as ski in/ski out access to Snowbird.

� Heli-skiing certificate for one day from Wasatch Powder Guides for two � Two rooms for three nights at the newly remodeled Cliff Lodge. � Lift tickets for three days for all our guests and two half-day guided

mountain tour/private ski instructor from Cliff Lodge. � Certificate for $400 at the Cliff Lodge spa. � Round-trip transportation to and from the airport is provided.

Thirty-day notice in booking Cliff Lodge and Wasatch Powder Guides. Additional heli-skiing available for purchase upon request.

Expires June 2012.

Heather and John WildmanJoan and Kevin Shannahan

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Onwentsia Parking SpaceHave you been a real nowhere man? Sitting in your nowhere land; know not where you’re going to park? You don’t know what you’ve been missing. Well, no longer will you have to go tooling around, hoping, just hoping. This primo spot will have your family’s name on in, reserving it for you 24/7! You’ll have dibs!

� One prime parking space in the Onwentsia parking lot for the 2011–2012 school year.

� Parking space will be marked with your family’s name.

Park with ease through graduation 2012.

Lake Forest Country Day School

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Photo Shoot Experience at Smashbox Photo Studios in Los AngelesHave you ever dreamed of attending a high fashion editorial photo shoot? And better yet, have you ever dreamed YOU could be a part of that shoot by getting your photo taken by the same photographer? Well…dreams DO come true! Spend the day in Los Angeles at the Smashbox Photo Studios with VP-Global Artistry and Industry Leader, Holly Mordini, while she shares her artistry secrets, backstage at an upcoming Smashbox Cosmetics photo shoot. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity takes you front and center into the world of high fashion photography and the beauty industry at its best. You and your child will observe Holly and her expert team creating the next big beauty campaign as well as be among the privileged few who have the chance to tour the famous LA studios. Then, before the shoot wraps, feel like a celebrity while you are treated to your own hair and makeup treatment then pose before the camera for your very own close-up opportunity.

� A day at the Smashbox Photo Studio in Los Angeles for you and your child hosted by LFCDS parent, Holly Mordini. � Attend a six-hour afternoon photo shoot. � Professional hair and makeup for one person. � Finalize the day with your very own photo shoot. � Digital pictures of your photo shoot. � Gift bag of Smashbox products for each attendee. � Two nights at the Beverly Hills Hotel in a superior guestroom.

All photography is taken digitally; photos taken will be mailed to the individual in four to six weeks.

Holly and Bruce MordiniSmashbox Cosmetics

Ro and Sandy Thompson

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Eighth-Grade VIP Graduation SeatingThere are places I’ll remember.

All my life, though some have changedSome have gone and some remain

All these places have their moments

It’s a big day, so have a cool head and choose these primo seats and parking! Be in the moment and remember for people and things that went before, you’ll often stop and think about them.

� Sixteen front-row, reserved seats to the 2011 Graduation ceremony. � Two reserved parking spaces in the Green Bay lot.

Lake Forest Country Day School

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Head of School for a DayYou say you want to rule the school

Well, you canIf you’re head for the day

You tell me that’ s so coolWell, you’re right

But don’t forget some instructionAnd the fact the day’s this term

Don’t you know it’s going to be so fun,So fun, so fun!

Your Upper School student can be “Here, There, and Everywhere” as head of school for a day. With a goo goo ga joob, he or she will chose favorite menu items and might declare a psychedelic free-dress day. The day’s groovy happenings will be set during a rap session with Mr. Robinson.

� One currently enrolled Upper School student for one day. � Your child will meet with Mr. Robinson and determine the day’s events.

Dates and ideas for the day must be pre-approved by Mr. Robinson.This item will not be doubled.

Expires May 31, 2011.

Michael RobinsonLake Forest Country Day School

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Forest Creek Golf in Pinehurst, North CarolinaWhat can I do, what can I be

When I’m with you I want to stay thereIf I’m true I’ll never leave

And if I do I know the way thereOoo, then I suddenly see the course

Ooo, did I tell you I need youEvery single day of my life

Got to get you into the game

It’s time for the Upper School versus Lower School Ryder Cup Challenge. Each team of six will stay in two homes for four days and three nights during the Master’s weekend, April 7–10, 2011. Included are four rounds of golf each in a Ryder Cup-style format at the private Forest Creek Golf Club North and South courses in Pinehurst, North Carolina. Call your friends, practice your stroke, and get ready for an awesome competition at fabulous, legendary courses!

� Four days and three nights at two private homes (one is a seven-bedroom and the other is a five-bedroom) in Pinehurst, North Carolina April 7–10, 2011.

� Four rounds of golf in a Ryder Cup-style format at the Forest Creek Golf Club (carts included).

� Two dinners with a private chef. � $2,500 per person and limited to twelve golfers.

Julie and Mark SlobodnikSue and Peter Maggos

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Daddy-Daughter DanceAll you need is love and your daughter(s) while you dance the afternoon away on Sunday, February 13, 2011. Please join other LFCDS fathers and their daughters for a day to remember at Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park. There’s nothing you can know that isn’t known. Nothing you can see that isn’t shown. Nowhere you can be that isn’t where you’re meant to be but right here.

� Sunday, February 13, 2011 at Exmoor Country Club from 3:00–5:00 p.m. � Dad’s Dress Code–Coat and tie preferred; no jeans. � Daughter’s Dress Code—Dresses preferred; no jeans. � Tickets $150 per couple, $50 for each additional dancer .

Janet and Paul BurtPeggy and John Vignocchi

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Thank you for taking the time to read the following:

1. All Silent and Super Silent Auction tables will be open for bidding at 6:00 p.m. and will close at the discretion of the Auction on March 5, 2011.

2. All Silent and Super Silent Auction item bids will be entered into an IML electronic bidding device. There will be no bid sheets.

3. Each new bid must be entered into the IML electronic bidding device. You will be notified on the monitor of your hand held device if you are the highest bidder, or if you have been outbid. There will also be display screens to view the items being bid on and current high bid.

4. Your paddle number is registered in your name and will be used during the Live Auction portion of the evening. A card will be issued to you with your name and paddle number data for use when bidding electronically on all Super Silent and Silent items. Do not let others use your card or paddle number. Absentee bids must be submitted in writing and signed by the absentee.

5. In order to constitute a valid bid, each increase must equal or exceed the minimum increment.

6. Only an Auction official may nullify a bid.

7. At the close of the Silent and Super Silent Auction, an Auction official will announce the conclusion of bidding and IML electronic bidding device will no longer be able to place a bid.

8. Successful bidders of items on display may collect their items after the close of the Auction. Winning bidder will sign and confirm their winning bid in the presence of an Auction Committee member. Items that are not claimed at the conclusion of the auction may be picked along with any gift certificates between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 6, 2011. Payment in full must be made by Sunday, March 6, 2011. Refer to the Treasurer Guidelines.

9. All sales are final, and there will be no exchanges or refunds on items except where specified. All items are auctioned in “as is/where is” condition.

10. All tickets are for dates specified. All dates are to be mutually agreed upon and items expire March 5, 2012, unless stated otherwise.

11. Certificates have no cash value, are non-transferable and exclude alcohol, food, taxes and gratuities, unless stated otherwise. Certificates will not be replaced if lost or stolen.

12. Liability releases may be required on certain purchases. Additionally, refer to the General Release and Live Guidelines.

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101 One Week at ‘White Cottage’ in Cornwall, EnglandA week in the land of the Fab Four goes to the winner with a stay at this old stone-and-cob semi-detached cottage with a paved courtyard and a picnic table, flowers, and herbs. Granite steps lead up to a tiny ‘hide-away’ garden with a seat that overlooks the river and boating. A lane leads to the shore with quiet, sheltered picnic spots beneath trees, and a slipway where small boats may be launched.

The cottage has been enlarged and updated to make a very comfortable family home. Imagine a living room with an old stone Inglenook fireplace, beamed ceiling, grandfather clock, paintings, TV/DVD, and books, and wonderful river views across to Frenchman’s Creek. More details at www.helpfulholidays.com; property reference #S412.

This three-bedroom, two-bath home will sleep as many as six people.

Melinda and Mark Gunton

102 Six-Night Stay at Sand Key, FL Condo and Dinner for Six at Forlini’s Italian RestaurantEnjoy a six-night stay in a three-bedroom, three -bath, beachfront condo on the Gulf of Mexico. Sand Key, Florida is a barrier island on the west coast of Florida. Stay includes dinner for six at Forlini’s Italian Restaurant.

Maximum of six people, dates by mutual agreement.

Karla and Rob Johnson

103 Long Weekend in Carmel, CAEnjoy a long weekend in a one-bedroom unit at the Highlands Inn, a Hyatt Vacation Club Resort in Carmel, California. This location overlooks Big Sur and is perfect for nature enthusiasts with kayaking and trips to the Monterey Bay Aquarium. You won’t be “under the sea,” but you might see the Octopus’s Garden in the aquarium’s Giant Pacific Octopus exhibit.

August 11, 2011–August 14, 2011 only. Winner is responsible for all incidental charges and damages.

Tammy and Bruce Werner

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104 Downtown!Enjoy the delights of this beautiful downtown Chicago condo; two bedrooms and three baths on the eighteenth floor at Michigan and Illinois. Stay includes dinner at Volare Italian restaurant and two special seats for the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s production of Hercules, starring Alice Coote, Eric Owens, David Daniels, Lucy Crowe, and Richard Croft, on March 19, 2011 at the Civic Opera House.

March 19, 2011 show only. Contact donor to make arrangements by mutual agreement. Maximum of four people at the condo.

Karla and Rob JohnsonSophia and Randy Cecola

105 Two-Night Weekend Stay in Luxury Condo in Downtown ChicagoTwo-night weekend stay in luxury three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath penthouse apartment, thirty steps off Michigan Avenue with beautiful views of Lake Michigan in a Boutique Building with Doorman and two parking spaces.

Available April 8 & 9, 2011 only. Six adults—no children.

Ann and Kevin Dwyer

106 A Picture Speaks a Thousand WordsEnjoy this large oil painting Souk Pots in Morocco, by known local artist Anne Marie Boardman.

Anne Marie Boardman

107 Seasonal Container RotationWith a little help from your friends at Mariani Landscape you will enjoy seasonal container plantings this spring, summer, fall, and winter in your garden. Mariani Landscape will provide consultation and installation of seasonal plantings in two of your 12"–18" containers, four times over the upcoming year.

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108 Wancket Studios—Standard Studio Portrait SessionWhose face will you chose to immortalize with a gift certificate for a standard studio portrait session and one custom 11" x 14" portrait. Wancket Studios is dedicated to creating the finest in exquisite portraiture.

Wancket Studios

109 An Original Painting by Jean GreeneAn original 8" x 10" painting of four penguins sliding into the water by LFCDS Alumna and Board Member Jean Greene will be proudly displayed at the Auction.

Jean and John Greene

110 Original Framed Oil Painting on Board by Katherine HaleArtist, and Lake Forest Country Day School Mom, Katie Hale, will create a framed oil painting on board.

Katherine and Tim Hale

111 Holiday Decorating from House of WindsorJane Heidkamp, from House of Windsor, will spend up to five hours at your home to lend her expertise and impeccable sense of European style to help decorate the interior of your home for the holidays. Two custom holiday pillows with custom embroidery and two fresh floral arrangements are included.

2011 Holiday season.

House of Windsor

112 Custom-Tailored Men’s ClothingReceive a complimentary wardrobe consultation in the convenience of your home or office and $1,500 of top-quality men’s clothing from the industry leader, including suits, sport coats, trousers, and shirts. Prepare yourself for any occasion: day-to-day, business, a social gathering, a family vacation, or a formal event.

Tom James Company

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113 VIP Shopping Package with Intermix and Stella McCartney HandbagCan’t buy me love but you can buy me some incredible designer fashions with this Intermix VIP card. For one full year you will receive 20% off full-price merchandise at any of three Intermix locations in Chicago, a two-hour wardrobe consultation and closet cleaning with an Intermix stylist, and a Stella McCartney designer handbag in one of the hottest colors for spring.

May be redeemed at any of the three Chicago Intermix locations.

Intermix

114 Pearl and Diamond NecklaceThis beautiful piece is an 18kt white gold ladies necklace with pendant mounting. The mounting contains 0.35 carats of round diamonds, and one cultured pearl measuring approximately 10 mm. Who doesn’t love a little Bling!

Includes certified appraisal.

Cappello & Company Fine Jewelry

115 Silver-Baroque Freshwater PearlsStylish pale gray baroque freshwater pearls. Ultra long 54" strand of 12 mm–13 mm sized baroque pearls.

Jewels of Lake Forest

116 Children’s Writing Workshop with Lise DominiqueA ninety-minute creative writing and imagination workshop with local children’s author and Chicago radio personality and WLS-AM News Anchor, Lise Dominique. Lise is the author of The Adventures of Harvey the Wonder Dog: Harvey the Hungry Dog. Four children will focus on imagination and how it helps an author bring thoughts to life. It will center upon each child’s individual approach to creating a story of their own AND they will be a part of contributing their very own ideas to one of the future books in the “Harvey” series. Their name would be included in that book’s “Thank-You” section.

Up to four children may participate. Date and time by mutual agreement; summer 2011 only.

Lise Dominique

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117 Mayor of Lake Forest for a DayOne Upper School student (fifth–eighth grade) will spend a day at historic City Hall and get a behind-the-scenes look at what makes Lake Forest work, including a tour of main facilities. He or she will have dinner with the council before actually chairing a City Council meeting which is broadcast live on cable TV. The student will receive a complimentary DVD.

One Upper School student (fifth-eighth grade) only.

Mayor James J. Cowhey, Jr.

118 A Day in the Kitchen with GabrielWinner will receive a certificate for a day of working in the kitchen at Gabriel’s Restaurant in Highwood. Learn secrets of Italian and French cuisine!

Two week notice required—please call to schedule the time and date.

Gabriel’s Restaurant

119 $500 Certificate Robb Orthodontic Treatment and More!$500 Certificate towards Orthodontic Treatment, plus one adult Sonicare Toothbrush & one youth Sonicare Toothbrush and more!

NO EXCLUSIONS for the gift certificate, no fine print, and no expiration date!

Robb Orthodontics

120 Laser Hair Removal—Bikini PackageGet ready for spring break or summer with eight laser treatments for the bikini area.

Perlis Wellness Center

121 A Day in the CountryEight lucky horse lovers will receive tickets to a performance of the Tempel Lipizzan Stallions in Wadsworth, IL. Box lunches for your party of eight will be provided at the tent café.

June 15, 2011-September 4, 2011–Wednesday’s at 10:30 a.m. or Sunday’s at 1:00 p.m. only.

The Tempel Lipizzans

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122 An Afternoon of Pheasant HuntingPicture yourself with three companions on a sunny, crystal clear afternoon in the fields of Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin on a guided hunt for pheasant and other upland game, such as quail and chukar. This excursion at Halter Wildlife includes a guide and dog, hunting for as many as four individuals, up to ten birds per person, and lunch. The club will send you home with cleaned birds at the end of your outdoor afternoon.

Guns and ammunition are not supplied. A parent must accompany minors. Date and time by mutual agreement with winning bidder and Matt Nagel.

Janet and Matt Nagel

123 Hockey PackageWhether you are just starting out or brushing up on your skills, this package is a must! Jean-Claude Desgagnes, Head Coach of the Pee Wee Central States Team and state champion Notre Dame High School, will put your hockey player to work with two one-hour training sessions at BOUNCE gym in Highwood and two one-hour training sessions on the ice at Hot Shot Ice Arena. Also included are gift cards for five Stick Handling lessons with Coach John Murphy and a free skate sharpening at Hot Shot Ice Arena. These sessions cover all aspects of hockey!

Private Lessons expire on September 5, 2011. Dates by mutual agreement and subject to availability of ice. No expiration date for the Stick Handling lessons; classes are open to public, see website for times: www.hotshoticearena.com

Hot Shot Ice ArenaJean-Claude Desgagnes

124 Broomball Party at Hot Shot Ice ArenaImagine ninety minutes of fun energizing activity! This broomball party includes full ice and equipment (brooms, balls, and nets) at the rink. Broomball is a game very similar to hockey in its formation and rules, but also incorporates some soccer strategies. The game is played on a hockey rink with two teams consisting of six players on each side (a goalie, two defensemen, and three forwards). Similar to hockey and soccer, the object of the game is to score more goals than the opposing team. A player uses a stick (a shaft with a molded broom-shaped head) to maneuver a six-inch diameter ball up and down the ice. What a great party for kids or adults.

Subject to availability of ice, two- to four-week notice required.

Hot Shot Ice Arena

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125 Four Tickets to a Taping of the Ellen Degeneres ShowFour guests will join the audience during a taping of The Ellen Degeneres Show at Warner Bros. Studio in Burbank, California. The show has earned many daytime Emmy Awards during its seven seasons on the air and continues to blend genuine warmth, humor, and unparalleled celebrity interviews.

Airfare not included. Date subject to availability. Please call as soon possible to make advance arrangements. Everyone in your party must be fourteen years of age or older. All minors must show an ID and be accompanied by an adult. Show times and dates are subject to change at any time. The Ellen DeGeneres Show does not reimburse travel expenses due to show cancellations.

Friends of LFCDS

126 Four Tickets to a Taping of the Nate Berkus Show in NYFour guests watch the magic as members of the audience for a taping of The Nate Berkus Show in New York City. Nate, Oprah’s favorite designer, features celebrity interviews, but the emphasis will be on design segments and lifestyle advice. The program airs each weekday across the country.

Airfare not included. Date subject to availability. Please call as soon possible to make advance arrangements. You must be eighteen years or older to attend. Government issued ID is required. Show times and dates are subject to change at any time. The Nate Berkus Show does not reimburse travel expenses due to show cancellations. Studio taping is located at the CBS Broadcast Center on 528 W 57th Street in New York City.

Friends of LFCDS

127 Four Tickets to a Taping of the Dr. Oz Show in NYFour guests join the audience for a taping of The Dr. Oz Show in New York City. It is a multi-topic; multi-segment health and wellness talk show that offers topical, newsworthy information, and inspiring stories in an upbeat and entertaining format featuring Dr. Oz’s unique point of view. Audience members are usually on camera for a portion of the show!

Airfare not included. Date subject to availability. Please call as soon possible to make advance arrangements. Everyone in your party must be eighteen years of age or older and must show a Government issued ID. Show times and dates are subject to change at any time. The Dr. Oz Show does not reimburse travel expenses due to show cancellations. Taping takes place at NBC Studios at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, Studio 6A, NY, NY.

Friends of LFCDS

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201 SIGN-UP: 1st STEP: Warhol’s WorldPrinted in the style of Andy Warhol, the montage of individual photographs of all the students in the 1st STEP program is available on stretched canvas, ready to display. No frame is necessary. Each print is $200. Sign-up is outside the 1st STEP classroom.

Cynthia LeahyMary Meister

202 SIGN-UP: Preschool AM: All You Need is A through Z!ABCs for your memories. A fine piece of framed artwork capturing the PSAM children posed in the shapes of letters, A through Z. Framed ($150) or unframed ($75).

Vaishali and Manish AcharyaJennifer and Bill MeyerStephanie Oberheide

203 SIGN-UP: For the A through Z Preschool PM AlphabetABCs for your memories. A fine piece of framed artwork capturing the PSPM children posed in the shapes of letters, A through Z. Framed ($150) or unframed ($75).

Vaishali and Manish AcharyaAmy Foss-SmithJennifer and Bill Meyer

A special thank you to Gary Lawrence of Lawrence Interiors for his help with our framed class projects.

204 Junior Kindergarten AM: Retro ThrowA retro-themed blanket that captures mop tops and bright colors; Pop Art at its finest!

Tiffany BannerMegan GustafsonBucky Hempen

205 Junior Kindergarten PM: An Octopus’s GardenCheck out the sweet children’s faces captured in bubbles in this octopus’s garden with a yellow submarine!

Nicole PetersonJenifer Zacka

206 Senior Kindergarten KF: Here, There, and Everywhere!Mrs. Farrell and Mrs. Kohl’s senior kindergarten class at play—Here, there, and everywhere!

Lori OwenElizabeth Walvoord

207 Senior Kindergarten SM: Have You Seen the Little Kiddies?Mrs. Schwartz and Ms. Mathy’s fifteen senior kindergarteners in their crisp white school shirts and darling fresh expressions.

Tom ClarkEric PieracciElizabeth Walvoord

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Special thanks to Class Project Co-Chairs Michele Giambrone & Elizabeth Walvoord

208 Grade One NC: Love Is…All You NeedMrs. Clifford’s first-grade caricatures will describe what love is.

Michele GiambroneTanya Pickens

209 Grade One CE: Act NaturallyMrs. Edwards’ first-grade class at play. All they had to do was, act naturally!

Tiffany BannerAmy RobyJenifer Zacka

210 Grade Two CH: 2010 Chart ToppersA generation of Album Covers portrayed by second-grade stand-ins on fun fleece!Bill CollinsRachel Osborne

211 Grade Two VM: Pop Art!Mrs. Murphy’s second graders in Warhol style, colorful and retro peace signs pop off the fleece!

Ann RabjohnsBill CollinsYvonne Steinwold

212 Grade Two KS: Give Peace A ChanceMrs. Scott’s second graders glitter in “peace-full” poses.

Samara SilvesterJacqueline Wacker

213 Grade Three KB: YesterdayMrs. Bowler’s third-grade students don their pioneer costumes while they learn about history.Robin SkinnerTanya Pickens

214 Grade Three PM: Guys and DollsMr. Moellering’s third grade comes together with a little help from their friends!

Michele GiambroneEric PieracciElizabeth Walvoord

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301 Campout with Mrs. Pieracci and Mrs. RobinsonYour little one and five friends will hike to a tent, roast marshmallows, and read stories over a campfire (perhaps one made from “Norwegian Wood”) with their favorite preschool teachers. Jammies are welcome!

Two-hour campout, limited to six children. Date and time by mutual agreement. Expires June 1, 2011.

Erin PieracciFrances Robinson

302 Nature Hike and Playground Fun with Mrs. Aiston, Ms. Baurer, and Mrs. Pieracci Your child and three friends will accompany Mrs. Aiston, Ms. Baurer, and Mrs. Pieracci on a

“Magical Mystery Tour” of the Old School Forest Preserve,where they will be regaled by the sights of budding trees, spring flowers and ponds. The adventure will include a treasure hunt, snacks, and playground fun.

Saturday, May 21, 2011 only. At 9:30 a.m., students will meet Mrs. Aiston, Ms. Baurer, and Mrs. Pieracci at Old School Forest Preserve.Mimi Aiston Jen BaurerErin Pieracci

303 Mrs. Kohl and Mrs. Farrell to Egg Harbor and Make-a-MessterpieceThree students will join Mrs. Kohl and Mrs. Farrell for breakfast at Egg Harbor in Glenview and then walk to the ultimate kids’ art studio, Make-a-Messterpiece.

Jennifer FarrellKimberly Kohl

304 Lunch and Manicure with Mrs. Binkley and Ms. Mathy

“I Want To Hold Your Hand,” especially after your special day with Mrs. Binkley and Ms. Mathy! Your daughter and up to two friends will be treated to lunch and a manicure.

Mutually convenient date and location.

Ann BinkleyMegan Mathy

305 Halloween Hike with Ms. Mathy and Mrs. SchwartzYour “Mother Nature’s Son” or Daughter and four friends will enjoy a Halloween hike in Ryerson Woods with Ms. Mathy and Mrs. Schwartz.

Halloween Weekend 2011

Megan MathyShira Schwartz

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306 Morning Kids Concert at Ravinia with Mrs. Hoisington-Hutchinson and Mrs. BullardMrs. Bullard and Mrs. Hoisington-Hutchinson will take four students to a Saturday morning kids concert at Ravinia with a picnic to enjoy during the program.

Ravinia 2011 calendar must be reviewed with Anne and Sally to determine which concert will be attended. Summer morning children’s concert only.

Sally Bullard Anne Hoisington-Hutchinson

307 Learn to Needlepoint with Mrs. CliffordMrs. Clifford will teach you and your child how to create beautiful works of art with a needle and thread.

Schedule at mutually convenient times during summer break.Expires September 1, 2011.

Nancy Clifford

308 Lake Forest Bookstore and Sweets with Mrs. EdwardsDoes your child want to be a “Paperback Writer”? Inspiration may be found when Mrs. Edwards accompanies two students to the Lake Forest Book Store, to help each student select a book. Afterward, Mrs. Edwards will take them to Sweets for a delicious treat!

Date and time by mutual agreement.

Cindy Edwards

309 Pro Am Miniature Golf Tournament with Mr. Stuckslager and Mrs. EdwardsFour students will divide up for Team Stuckslager or Team Edwards mini-golf competition. The question is, “Who is the Pro and who is the Am?”

Date and time by mutual agreement.

Cindy EdwardsTy Stuckslager

310 Kids’ JK–Second Grade Birthday Party at LFCDS Gym with Mrs. Lynch Your little one can “Twist and Shout” with all of his or her buddies at a ninety-minute party in the gym hosted by Mrs. Lynch.

Based on availability of the gym; date and time by mutual agreement.

Sue Lynch

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311 The Pajama Express with Ms. HollandThe early evening begins with Ms. Holland coming to your home armed with yummy hot chocolate and bedtime stories to read with your children. Ms. Holland will then take your children on a pajama ride to Sweets for a surprise treat. Each child in the family will receive a specially selected book as a memento.

Date and time by mutual agreement.

Claire Holland

312 Bowling & Lunch with Mrs. MurphyLunch and bowling for up to three students with Vera Murphy. Your child and two buddies will need to change their shoes with “Rubber Souls” (er, soles) for bowling shoes when they join Mrs. Murphy for this fun outing.

Date and time by mutual agreement.

Vera Murphy

313 Just the Girls with Mrs. Scott!Mrs. Scott will take two girls for an afternoon of pampering! We will get a manicure/pedicure at a local salon and then off for dessert at Sweets! The child who purchases this item will get to pick their friend of choice to attend this special afternoon!

Date and time by mutual agreement.

Kelly Scott

314 Mrs. Bowler’s Baking Basket“Honey Pie” and cookies and cakes—Mrs. Bowler

will provide a basket of tools to help you make it all! From bowls to spatulas, you’ll have everything you need to create your own sweet treats (plus she’ll include a homemade special treat to give you inspiration).

Made in a facility that contains nuts. Processed on shared equipment with nuts.

Katie Bowler

315 Fishing with Mr. MoelleringIt may not be in an “Octopus’s Garden,” but Mr. Moellering has some favorite fishing holes around Lake Forest and Lake Bluff. He’d love to spend a couple of hours showing your child and a friend some techniques that will help them reel ’em in.

Date by mutual agreement summer 2011 only. Please make arrangements prior to June 2011 dismissal.

Paul Moellering

316 Mr. Kalin: Tour the Field Museum or Adler PlanetariumYour child and five guests can check out what’s happening “Across the Universe” at the Adler Planetarium. Or, if they choose, they can visit the dinosaurs at the Field Museum instead. Either way, Mr. Kalin will be their expert guide.

Mutually convenient Saturday afternoon.

Glenn Kalin

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317 Scrapbooking Party with Mrs. McCormackHere’s a perfect way to celebrate and commemorate a birthday or another special occasion! Mrs. McCormack will provide materials and guide your child and a group of friends in a scrapbooking activity. Each party guest will leave the event with a completed page of her own design and a new scrapbooking album in which she can continue to pursue this wonderful hobby.

Parents supply location and food. Guests should bring photos, memorabilia, etc. to use on scrapbook page. Julie McCormack will provide scrapbooking materials. Maximum nine scrapbookers. Date and time by mutual agreement. Expires August 2011.

Julie McCormack

318 Are You Having A Hard Day’s Night?Ms. Hodgkinson has generously offered her time to come to your home and babysit your kids while you go out on the town.

Date and time by mutual agreement; up to five children.

Janie Hodgkinson

319 Lincolnshire Marriott’s Children’s Theatre with Mrs. MorrisseyMrs. Morrissey will host two students to a Saturday performance at the Lincolnshire Marriott with lunch afterward.

A Saturday, Children’s theatre performance by mutual agreement. Expires June 4, 2011.

Kathy Morrissey

320 Family Seating for Six at the Grandparent /Special Friends Day AssemblyInstead of saying ”You Won’t See Me” to Grandma and Grandpa, your child’s performance will be perfectly visible this year from these six reserved seats at the Grandparents’/Special Friends’ Day Assembly.

May 6, 2011 only.

Michael Robinson

321 Prime, Front Row Seating for the 2011 Fourth-Grade GraduationIt may be “The End” of Lower School, but with your eight front-row seats you and your family won’t miss a moment of your child’s graduation ceremony.

This may only be used for the fourth-grade 2011 graduation.

Head of Lower School, Sally Bullard

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322 LFCDS Annual Bike TrekCalling all “Day Trippers”! Eight adults are invited to join faculty and staff for a morning bicycling adventure at a Lake County Forest Preserve. The bike ride will be followed by a hearty lunch at Potbelly Sandwich Works.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011. Everyone will meet in the LFCDS Onwentsia parking lot at 9:00 a.m.

Mimi Aiston Jen BaurerBob BullardSally BullardJennifer FarrellJessica HillFrances RobinsonMichael RobinsonSarah Thomas

Lunch courtesy of Hampden, Jack, Caroline, and Kathleen Keil.

323 Kids’ Grades 3–8 Birthday Party at LFCDS Gym with Mr. Massa and Mr. ScrogginsYour big kid can “Come Together” with his or her buddies at a gym party with Mr. Massa and Mr. Scroggins.

Based on availability of the gym; date and time by mutual agreement.

Rich MassaBill Scroggins

324 “Love to Read” BasketYour Lower School child will be delighted with this basket of new books collected by the Learning Development Department.

Learning Development Department

325 “All You Need is Lunch” with Mrs. McCauleySarah McCauley will “kidnap” your child along with four friends and take them out to lunch during a school day in May 2011.

Subject to weather—to be completed before June 1, 2011.

Sarah McCauley

326 Guided Tour of Chicago’s Chinatown with Mrs. NeubauerSee Chicago’s Chinatown with your family’s personal guide, LFCDS Chinese Teacher Diane Neubauer. Up to six students will learn about Chicago’s Chinese history, Chinatown shops, restaurants, and daily life. Have an outstanding meal at an authentic Chinese restaurant, and bring home souvenirs of your experience.

Date and time by mutual agreement; up to six people.

Diane Neubauer

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327 A Night at Ravinia with Mrs. LydigsenEnjoy a “Good Night” under the stars with Mrs. Lydigsen. She will provide a picnic dinner and lawn tickets for up to four students during the Summer 2011 season

Date by mutual agreement; summer 2011 only.

Jennifer Lydigsen

328 Faculty/Student 2011 Basketball ChallengeWill it be the faculty or the students singing “I’m a Loser” after they meet head-to-head on the basketball court? Coaches Massa and Scroggins will lead their Faculty team to challenge your “Student Dream Team.” Ten boys/girls will compete against the fearsome faculty team. Winning bidder chooses the players from students in sixth through eighth grades.

Based on availability of the LFCDS gym; date and time by mutual agreement. Students provide their own gear and appropriate shoes for the gym. Expires May 2011.

Rich Massa Bill Scroggins

329 Girl’s Day with Mrs. SpadaroTwo young ladies will fill their tummies with a delicious brunch at Egg Harbor and then be pampered with a manicure and a pedicure next door at Lake Forest Nails.

Date and time by mutual agreement.

Manon Spadaro

330 Monday Morning Breakfast with Mrs. Beuttell and Mr. Thesenga

“Good Morning, Good Morning!” Your child and up to seven buddies can start the week off right with a delicious Egg Harbor breakfast on a Monday morning before school starts.

Must be a Monday morning during the 2010–2011 school year. Expires June 6, 2011.

Lynn Beuttell David Thesenga

331 A Theater Experience to Remember with Mr. SperlingYour child and ten of his or her friends can sit back and enjoy movies, favorite scenes, and/or video games on Mr. Sperling’s custom home theater. The evening will include pizza, popcorn, and treats along with spectacular surround sound. The theater is rather unique with a big screen projection system, tactile bass shakers in the seating, and seven-foot-tall speakers. It’s guaranteed to be an audio/visual experience that your kids will talk about for years to come. Parents are welcome to join in!

Andy Sperling

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332 Mr. Arthur and Mr. Bullard’s Pontoon PartyUp to four students can “Follow the Sun” aboard the good ship “King Arthur and the Knights of the Square Pontoon.” Mr. Arthur and Mr. Bullard will host a day of fishing, swimming, snorkeling, and summer fun.

Summer 2011 only.

Mark Arthur Bob Bullard

333 Casual Dress Day—You Choose the Theme!For a “Day in the Life,” one student will have a chance to choose the school uniform for all his or her fellow students. Mop-tops and tie-dyes, anyone?

All dress code themes must be approved by Michael Robinson. Date and time must be approved by Michael Robinson.

Michael Robinson

334 Hand-Decorated Gingerbread House by Judith ArnsteinYour holiday décor will be sweeter when you add this original, hand-decorated Gingerbread House to your holiday decorations. Peppermints, gumdrops, candy canes, and maybe even some

“Savoy Truffles” will adorn this feast for your eyes (and your stomach!).

Approximate size 8" x 8" x 8". Design will be at the discretion of the decorator. Available for delivery between November 20 and December 12, 2011.

Judith Arnstein

335 Plan Two LFCDS Lunch Menus —You Choose!Does your child have a favorite lunch that they look forward to at LFCDS? Chef Laycox will help your child plan two different lunch menus that rock!

Selection to be made by mutual agreement with Mrs. Laycox, during September 2011–May 2012 school year.

Patricia Laycox

336 LFCDS Snack of the MonthMrs. Laycox will work with one Upper School student to help select one snack per month for the entire 2011–2012 school year.

Must be an Upper School Student and selection to be made by mutual agreement with Mrs. Laycox, during September 2011–May 2012 school year.

Patricia Laycox

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337 LFCDS Cookie of the Month ClubEach month that LFCDS is in session, you will receive three dozen delicious cookies baked by Mrs. Laycox.

Type of cookies to be made shall be decided by mutual agreement with Mrs. Laycox. September 2011 –May 2012 only.

Patricia Laycox

338 LFCDS Cake or Cupcakes of the Month ClubEach month that LFCDS is in session, Mrs. Laycox will lovingly bake a cake or two dozen large cupcakes of your choice for you and your family.

Type and choice of cake or cupcakes to be made shall be decided by mutual agreement with Mrs. Laycox. September 2011–May 2012 only.

Patricia Laycox

339 Design the Front & Back Cover of the 2011–2012 LFCDS DirectoryMaybe your child will draw a picture of an

“Octopus’s Garden,” or perhaps paint a scene of “Strawberry Fields.” Julia Wright will work with your child to bring his or her artwork to the front and back covers of the 2011–2012 LFCDS Directory for everyone to admire.

Student must consult with Julia Wright for design specifications and the artwork must be submitted by May 15, 2011.

Julia Wright

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401 Beatles BasketIt will be a “Good Day Sunshine” when you take home this basket filled with Beatles items. Let the spirit of “All You Need Is Love” live on in your life even after this year’s Auction is over.

Ann and Kevin Dwyer

402 An American Girl BasketWhat little girl would not be thrilled to find this basket waiting for her? The basket contains the American Girl Julie, accessories, an outfit and books. Make your little girl’s dream come true by surprising her with this basket!

Rachel and Andrew Osborne

403 Lego BasketPut the electronic games away and let’s build some fun! No child is ever too old to have fun with Legos. Hours will be spent constructing with this basket of Lego building sets.

Marianne and Jeff Silver

404 Basket of GamesNumerous games, magic tricks and family fun!

Kimberly and Scott Bryant

405 Movie Night BasketBasket to include last ten years of Oscar winning movies, Portable DVD player, supply of candy, popcorn, snuggly blanket, etc.

Delilah and Antreas Mesrobian

406 A Cooking BasketAn Italian cooking basket filled with an assortment of pasta, cookies, a spatula and The Best of NY Times Weekend Cookbook.

Ro and Sandy Thompson

407 Family Night BasketAll you need for an evening of family fun is this basket filled with DVDs, blankets, treats and more!Joan and Kevin Shannahan

408 Mexican Fiesta BasketLet Cabo come to you as you enjoy this basket filled with Mexican treats for afternoon of south of the border fun!

Friends of LFCDS

409 Baking BasketEverything you need for baking and decorating cookies, cupcakes, and desserts.

Krista and Jim Hanson

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410 Hockey BasketHe shoots…he scores! Your child can be the ‘winner’ of this basket full of hockey items.

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

411 Sports Mom or Dad BasketYou will always be prepared for your child’s sporting event with this basket. Filled with items for you to use while you watch your star athlete do their thing, this basket includes a blanket, cooler, chair and snacks!

Wendy and Lowell Weil

412 Golf BasketThis basket will be a hole-in-one for your favorite golf enthusiast. You will be above par on their scorecard when they take it to their next golf outing and enjoy the nine-teenth hole. Perfect gift for Mother’s Day or Father’s Day.

Jana and Todd Van ParisJacqueline and Fred Wacker

413 Equestrian BasketYour favorite equestrian will love this wonderful pony-themed basket filled with toys. Also includes a gift certificate for a pony ride.

Susan and Kenny Bozorgi

414 Spring Break BasketA Spring Break Basket full of fun ready to go with you and your family this spring break. This basket contains games, beach toys, and pool toys for hours of family fun.

Patrice and Stephen Wetzel

415 All You Need is Time to Read!This is a reader’s delight. A collection of books that come highly recommended, accompanied by items to add to your reading pleasure. Just in time for spring break or savor your time lost in words by the beach this summer—Enjoy!

Terri and Mark Janeck Meredith and Jeffrey LytleEve and Tim Sommerfield

416 No More ‘Basket Case’ !Do you find yourself always moving at top speed? Are you trying to get your life in order? Does the expression “I feel like a basket case!” sound familiar? Help is on the way. It’s a New Year and time to get your life in order. This basket is full of helpful hints to stop the craziness and put an end to the chaos. The best-selling self-help books and products are geared toward learning a new and improved lifestyle. Make 2011 the best year of your life!

Karen and Scott Wolff

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417 “And Your Bird Can Sing” BasketIncluded in this basket are Birdfeeders, Birdseed, Bird books (including one for kids), Binoculars and more. All You Need are Birds!

Jane and Alex Hodges

418 Simply FlowersA collection of everything you need to know about floral design including the most recent books on arranging and ideas, tools of the trade, and simple, classic vases to match any style and taste.

Topia

419 Home Improvement BasketRagsdale, Inc. Painter for a Day covers eight hours of labor. Two $50 gift cards from Lindemann Chimney.

Materials for painter not provided by homeowner will be charged at our cost.

Lindemann Chimney Co.Ragsdale, Inc.

420 Chess Fun BasketShiva (Super Trainer and Coach) has trained both State and National Chess Champions. Up to twelve guests will enjoy a delightful two hours of chess instruction, game playing, entertaining conversation, and more. Shiva will do a game blindfolded with the chess enthusiast of your choice. Plus your very own Chess set and other strategic tools for becoming the next Bobby Fischer.

Please note that the date and time for this event must be agreed upon and is based on Shiva’s schedule. Offer is good for six months, expires September 5, 2011.

Chess EdPatrice and Stephen Wetzel

421 Penny’s From Heaven, $250 Gift CertificateExpires July 31, 2011.

Penny’s From Heaven

422 Valentina $250 Gift CertificateShopping spree for you or your daughter. Our fashion labels include: Ella Moss, Splendid, Trina Turk, Alice and Olivia, Joe’s Jeans, Roberta Roller Rabbit, Joie, Citizens of Humanity, and Free People. Great accessories and gifts.

Expires July 31, 2011.

Valentina

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423 Restaurant Tour BasketA Ticket to Try! Each of these fabulous local restaurants has offered a gift certificate to entice you to come and try their culinary treats!

Each certificate is a separate donation with specific restrictions, expirations and offerings. Please read each certificate carefully before making your reservations.

Alex’s Washington GardensBertucci’s Steak & SeafoodBob Chinn’s Crab House RestaurantBridie McKenna’s Irish Pub & RestaurantCarlos’ RestaurantDeerfield Italian KitchenDel Rio in HighwoodDomino’s PizzaLa Casa De IsaacMaggiano’s —Little ItalyOceaniqueThe Bent Fork

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501 Patrick Kane Autographed Chicago Blackhawks JerseyThis is the gift for the Patrick Kane fan in your world, a Chicago Blackhawks autographed jersey.

Melissa and Ahmed Farag

502 Patrick Kane Autographed Photo, FramedAre you the Blackhawks biggest fan? Let this autographed photo spruce up the walls of your trophy room.

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

503 Chicago Blackhawks Experience“When I get older losing my hair, Many years from now”…your child will still remember this Chicago Blackhawks experience. One lucky child will get the opportunity to walk on the ice and shoot the puck between periods at the United Center, home of the 2010 Stanley Cup Championship! Included are two tenth-row, center-ice tickets to the March 26, 2011 game, Blackhawks v. Ducks.

Opportunity is for a child only between the ages of 9 and 14. March 26, 2011 game only —no substitutions!

Julie and Mark SlobodnikThe Chicago Blackhawks

504 Jonathan Toews Autographed Chicago Blackhawks JerseyA must-have for your sport memorabilia collector. A Blackhawks jersey autographed by the 2010 Stanley Cup Champion team member, Jonathan Toews.

Melissa and Ahmed Farag

505 Jonathan Toews Autographed Photo, FramedGive this autographed photo of #19, Jonathan Toews, a place of honor on your sports fans wall-of-fame.

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

506 Four Club-Level Chicago Blackhawks TicketsTake a break from “working like a dog” and enjoy an evening watching the Blackhawks battle the St. Louis Blues on April 6, 2011. Includes dinner for four in the Stadium Club and a parking pass. Seats are on the blue line.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011 game only.

Michelle and Jeffrey Pan

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507 “I Don’t Want to Spoil the Party” Paddle Party for twelve at the Winter Club. Join hosts Lisa and Bill Gilcrest for an evening of paddle, dinner, and drinks.

Date by mutual agreement; party will begin at 6 p.m. and end at 10 p.m.

Lisa and Bill Gilcrest

508 The Ultimate Chicago Wolves ExperienceYou won’t want to miss your son or daughter experience the thrill of getting to be the Chicago Wolves, ‘Stick Kid for a Game.’ Ten guests will get to watch all of the excitement from a Lower Level Box at a 2010–2011 regular season game. Your box will include beverages and dry snacks, and don’t forget to wear your official Chicago Wolves Team Autographed Jersey and a Chicago Wolves Team Autographed Helmet.

Must contact the Chicago Wolves office by April 10, 2011 to redeem your prize. You must contact the Wolves office in ADVANCE to pick up your prize. Failure to return the original certificate before the deadline may forfeit your prize.

Chicago Wolves Professional Hockey

509 Joakim Noah Autographed Chicago Bulls JerseyPersonally autographed jersey of Chicago Bulls forward-center, Joakim Noah, #13, a client of 360 Fitness Studio.

360 Fitness Studios, Joakim Noah The Chicago Bulls

510 Four Tickets to the Bulls vs. Nets Game, Wednesday, April 13, 2011Four Harris Club tickets for the Wednesday, April 13, 2011 game at 7:00 p.m. Includes all food and beverages plus two parking passes for Lot C.

No exchanges.

Yvonne and Joel Steinwold

511 Two Courtside Seats to the Bulls vs. Raptors Game Saturday, April 2, 2011“Money Can’t Buy Me Love,” but it can buy these amazing courtside seats for Saturday, April 2, 2011 game; Bulls vs. Raptors. You won’t miss a shot from here!

Saturday, April 2, 2011 game only.

Lisa Oldham and Bill Anderson.

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512 “Benny the Bull” ExperienceFour club-level tickets to the Bulls v. Suns game on Tuesday, April 5, 2011 with an in-seat visit from Bulls mascot “Benny.” Includes your own scoreboard message, autographed photo of Benny, and a parking pass.

The Donor will coordinate with the Chicago Bulls representative to confirm your message and arrange names.

Michelle and Jeffrey Pan

513 Luol Deng Autographed Basketball and Chicago Bulls JerseyThe perfect gift for your favorite Chicago Bulls fan. This pair of items has been autographed by, NBA All-Rookie First Team honoree, Luol Deng.

Ann and Kevin Dwyer

514 Four Tickets to the 2011–2012 Bears vs. Packers Game—FAB!All you need are these awesome tickets for this regular season match up. Four seats on the 33-yard line, Section 112 for the 2011–2012 Chicago Bears vs. Greenbay Packers at Soldier Field.

Home game in Chicago for 2011–2012 regular season game. Date to be announced.

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

515 Firetruck BBQ Party for Thirty FriendsWith a little help from your thirty friends, you can throw a children’s birthday party or a one-of-a-kind tailgater for the grownups! A 1934 original American La France Pumper Engine, restored and converted into a BBQ will be the hit of your party. Party includes hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, soft drinks, and cookies for thirty guests.

Party location within five miles of Lake Forest or transport will be extra. Alcohol to be provided by the winning bidder if applicable. Date by mutual agreement during the summer or fall of 2011.

Ann and Kevin Dwyer

516 “Picture Yourself on a Boat” on Lake MichiganDepart Larson Marine or get transported by dinghy from Lake Forest Beach for a day of fun with your own private Captain (who you just may know) and First Mate aboard the 52' yacht “Cary’d Away.” Your day will include a cruise on Lake Michigan for eight with lunch and drinks provided while anchored at Lake Forest Beach. Go swimming, tubing, or just sun and relax with your favorite tropical drink while listening to your favorite tunes.

Date and time to be determined by mutual agreement and may be cancelled due to weather conditions. Must be used by October 15, 2011; children must be eight years or older and know how to swim.

Ann and Kevin Dwyer

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517 Your Name in Lights at Wrigley Field“Well, I’ll bet you I’m gonna be a big star” with my own personal message on the Wrigley Field marquee.

Message must be submitted four weeks in advance and approved by the Chicago Cubs.

Chicago Cubs

518 Geovany Soto Autographed 2008 Rookie of the Year Plaque2008 “Rookie of the Year” Plaque signed by Giovanny Soto of the Chicago Cubs. Letter of authentication included.

Michelle and Jeff Pan

519 On-Field Family or Group Photo at US Cellular FieldThe Chicago White Sox Photographer will take a family or group photo of your guests at US Cellular Field.

Selection of 2011 game to be approved by the White Sox with at least a four-week lead.

Chicago White SoxMichelle and Jeffrey Pan

520 Four Tickets to the White Sox vs. Devil Rays Game, Friday, April 8, 2011Four guests will enjoy the best seats in the stadium for the second White Sox home game of the 2011 season. Section 138, Row 9, Seats 1,2,3 and 4.

Friday, April 8, 2011 game only.

Friends of LFCDS

521 Game Bat, Signed by Chicago White Sox, Paul KonerkoProfessional league baseball bat, used during game and signed by Chicago White Sox First Baseman, Paul Konerko.

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

522 Hall-of-Famer Cal Ripken, Jr. Autographed Baltimore Orioles Jersey“You say you’ve got everything you want.” How about this autographed Baltimore Orioles jersey? Autographed by none other than Hall of Famer, Cal Ripken, Jr. Place your bid and be the proud owner of this collector’s item!

Michelle Kuhn and Jeffrey Pan

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523 Batter, Batter, Swing!Let your child work as an honorary bat boy during a 2011 Lake County Fielders game. The lucky winner will work with the Fielders bat boys to retrieve balls and bats during the game as well as receive a Fielders gift. Also includes four tickets to the game for family and friends.

2011 Season (May–September). Date by mutual agreement.

Lake County Fielders

524 One-Year Membership to BatSpeedWinner receives a one-year membership and two free lessons at the BatSpeed Baseball Academy in Gurnee, IL.

2011–2012/One year membership.

Bat Speed Baseball & Softball Academy

525 Golf for Three at Medinah Country ClubBrian Gamache will host a round of golf, including caddies and lunch for three at the Medinah Country Club, home of the Ryder Cup 2012.

Date by mutual agreement.

Tamara and Brian Gamache

526 Golf for Three at Shoreacres Country ClubJoin host Ross Jannotta for one round of golf at Shoreacres Country Club.

Date by mutual agreement.

Elinor and Ross Jannotta

527 Golf for Three at Shoreacres Country ClubJoin hostess Jacqueline Wacker for one round of golf and lunch at Shoreacres Country Club.

Date and time by mutual agreement.

Jacqueline and Fred Wacker

528 Golf for Three at Exmoor Country ClubStephen or Patrice Wetzel will host three adult guests at Exmoor Country Club. Including green fees, caddies, and lunch.

Must be used by October 31, 2011; date and tee time by mutual agreement.Blackout dates: holidays and holiday weekends.

Patrice and Stephen Wetzel

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529 “Dig a Pony”Five Box Seats on the Club Level on the finish line at Arlington Park Race Track.

Date by mutual agreement. Blackout dates: Opening Day and the Arlington Million Weekend. Appropriate dress code as detailed by Arlington Park Race Track for Club Level Box Seats. Expires September 1, 2011.

Friends of LFCDS

530 Private Riding Lessons at Fields and Fences Equestrian Center“And all I gotta do is act naturally” for ten, thirty-minute, horseback riding lessons with Trainer Larry Oslay.

Field & Fences

531 New Vision Athletics Gift Certificate for $250“You don’t know how lucky you are,” until your bid wins this gift certificate for your child to participate in a NVA sports program. NVA is known for its sportsmanship and “aims to foster positive development of youth through athletics.” Give your child the chance for a wonderful experience. Certificate may be used for one of the following: 2011 Spring/Summer Girls Field Hockey Leagues; 2011 Spring/Summer Baseball League; 2011 Summer Sports Experience Camp; 2011 Fall Football, Soccer or Lacrosse Leagues; 2011–2012 Winter Basketball Leagues.

NVA New Vision Athletics

532 EFT Sports Performance BasketTwo workouts for father and child with a professional sports performance coach at EFT Sports Performance. Gift basket includes sports drinks, hats, protein cookies, and drinks.

For children fifth–eighth grade

EFT Sports Performance

533 Women’s Self Defense Class— “With a Little Help From My Friends”Learn to be your own bodyguard! Eight women will take a four-hour self defense course that is empowering, fun, informative, and an unforgettable workout. Instructors Jeff Gregorec and Michael Eichenberg are trained lethal weapons with decades of martial arts, Marine Corps Special Forces, and elite executive protection experience.

Date, location, and time to be mutually agreed upon by the winner and instructors.

Safer USA

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601 Quartet of Vintage Champagnes � 1985 Perrier Jouët-Fleur de Champagne

Special Reserve � 1990 Dom Ruinart � 1995 Charles Heidsieck Blanc des Millénaires � 1995 Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame

Plus a copy of the book, The Widow Clicquot. Read about the origins of Champagne and the Grande Dame herself. Taste history while sipping from these vintage Champagnes from the founding houses of Champagne.

Susan and Kenny Bozorgi

602 Château La Fleur Pourret 2004 St Emilion Grand Cru —Two BottlesIt is a rich, fruity, with lots of kirsch liqueur, plum along with hints of licorice and earth; atypically fleshy and opulent for the vintage.

Jenifer and Michael Zacka

603 Monticelli Brothers 2008 Mario Sangiovese Russian River Valley—One CaseThe aroma of this wine is crisp and fruit with characters of cherries, strawberries and apricots. The mouth feel is fleshy, like plums, with soft round tannins that linger without drying the palate.

Ann and Kevin Dwyer

604 Dom Pérignon 2000 Vintage“This is a classic Dom Pérignon vintage. It’s big and fruity initially, a mouthful of ripeness. Then the texture and structure of this dense wine come through. It’s as much wine as Champagne, rich with apple and fresh pear flavors vying with yeasty and a tense crispness.” —Wine Enthusiast: 95 points

Tamara and Brian Gamache

605 2008 Oregon: “The Best of the Best”These are NOT available–Exclusive Wines! Six Boutique Labels from an Outstanding Vintage!

There’s no doubt that 2008 is one of the best vintages to date ever produced in Oregon. Critics have been gushing with praise, and the proof is in the bottle. These Pinots are first characterized by beautiful fragrance: perfumes of spicy black and red fruits that soar from the glass. Next, are the mouthwatering flavors that result from copious amounts of densely packed, yet impeccably balanced fruit. All in all, the wines are stunning examples of elegance and finesse. Although thoroughly enjoyable now, these will all benefit from time in the bottle. This collection of labels represents artisan winemaking at its best. As in Burgundy, the best bottles are a result of site-carefully tended vineyards that over time have proven to yield small amounts of the finest raw material. Add the knowledge of cutting edge winemaking technique by masters of the craft, and you end up with “The Best of the Best”.

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A mixed case consisting of two bottles each of the following six gems from the 2008 vintage:� Thomas “Dundee Hills”� Elk Cove “La Bohème”� Torpedo Cellars “Coattails” � Evesham Wood “Cuvée J” � Shea Wine Cellars “Block 6”� Evening Land “Seven Springs Vineyard”

Michelle and D.J. Patenaude

606 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars 2005 Fay Block 2 Estate Cabernet SauvignonThere is “plenty” to love about this stylish wine, starting with generous aromas of violets, blackberry, nutmeg, and black licorice reminiscent of “Good ‘n Plenty” candy. The aromas are followed by an alluring mix of dark fruit flavors that envelop the palate with accent notes of chocolate and vanilla. The 2005 Fay Cabernet Sauvignon is smooth and silky, with a richness and persistence all the way through the slightly smoky oak finish.

Gail and Terry Boudreaux

607 Turley Hayne Vineyard Petit Sirah Veritical 1999, 2000, 2001A rare vertical! From Helen Turley, one of America’s top wine makers. A beautiful collection for any wine collector.

Marianne and Jeff Silver

608 Colgin IX Vineyard 2007“Rich, complex, harmonious, impeccably well-balanced... exhibits aromas of spring flowers, cedarwood, Asian spices, licorice, blueberries, and blackberries. A distinct liqueur of minerals buttresses the full-bodied, massive concentration.”—Robert M. Parker Jr.: 100!

Marianne and Jeff Silver

609 Terlato Family Vineyards Devils’ Peak 2006 - Double MagnumThe 2006 Devils’ Peak has a ruby red color and aromas of blueberry and floral notes with hints of jasmine tea. A full bodied taste with nice acidity and tannins; Opulent and complex with a long, persistent finish.

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610 The Bill Harlan Family Tree � 2003 Bond—The classic, structured 2003

offers beautiful blueberry, blackberry, and cassis notes interwove with notions of spring flowers and espresso. This pure, full-bodied, opulent silky 2003 should age for 10–15 years. Robert M. Parker, Jr.’s, The Wine Advocate: 92 points (December 2006)

� 2003 The Matriarch—The 2003 Matriarch is a ripe, spicy, supple-textured effort offering beautiful plum, anise, black currant, tobacco, and toasty oak notes. Full-bodied, lush, and concentrated, it should drink well for 10–15 years. Robert M. Parker, Jr.’s, The Wine Advocate: 90 points (December 2006)

� 2005 Harlan Estate—“The 2005 exhibits a gorgeous thick-looking, ruby/purple color in addition to a beautiful nose of burning embers interwoven with crème de cassis, roasted meats, sweet black truffles, and spring flowers. A hint of lead pencil shavings also emerges from this cuvée, which seems to want to be both a Pauillac and a ripe vintage of La Mission Haut-Brion. Full-bodied, dense, pure, and revealing sweeter tannin than I remember, it can be drunk now, but it will no doubt display even greater complexity in 10, 20, and 30 years.” Robert Parker, Wine Spectator: 96 points (December 2008)

� 2005 The Maiden—Harlan’s second wine, The Maiden, is marvelous in 2005. Ripe, opulent fruit and notes of unsmoked high

class cigar tobacco intermixed with crème de cassis, coffee, and asphalt are present in this round, superbly textured, rich, full-bodied, silky, beautifully wrought wine. It will drink well for 15+ years. Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate: 93 points (December 2008)

Courtyard Wines at Market Square

611 Plumpjack Cabernet Sauvignon Vertical (2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003)Ready to drink, taste a vertical of the famous Plumpjack Cab crafted by the current Mayor of San Francisco and California Lieutenant-Governor elect, Gavin Newsom, and the Getty Family.

Susan and Kenny Bozorgi

612 Joseph Phelps 1997 Insignia - Magnum 1997 Joseph Phelps Insignia has a saturated thick-looking blue/purple color. The nose offers up explosive aromas of jammy black fruits, licorice, Asian spices, vanillin, and cedar. Full-bodied as well as exceptionally pure and impressively endowed, this blockbuster yet surprisingly elegant winecuts a brilliant swath across the palate. A seamless effort with beautifully integrated acidity, sweet tannin, and alcohol, it is still an infant, but can be drunk with considerable pleasure.”—Wine Advocate: 96 points Wine Spectator: 96 points

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

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613 Hundred Acre Vineyard 2007 Shiraz Summer’s Block Ancient WayThe wine is unmistakably Hundred Acre, easily mistaken for a powerful Napa Cabernet but delighting with the uniquely succulent dark fruit exclusively available from the finest Aussie Shiraz! Powerful, elegant, complex, packed with concentrated black fruit including succulent plums and figs with layer upon layer of subtle spice, mocha and captivating nuances that linger on the palate for a full :60 finish. This wine bears more resemblance to its sister wine than it does to any other Shiraz made before. With the Kayli-Morgan Cab and the Ancient Way Shiraz side-by-side, the stylistic similarities are striking, one with nuances of Napa Cab, the other of Barossa Shiraz…this rare gem is a thriller now and should evolve into a 98+ point Classic with a couple of years of bottle age, peaking around 2015 in our estimate.

Classic: 96-98 rating

Delilah and Antreas Mesrobian

614 Trifecta 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon - MagnumNot available for purchase anywhere! Exclusive Wine. Donated from Trifecta Wines by winemaker Bill Ballentine who also creates William Cole. The Trifecta approach is slightly different from most—rather than spending energy on trying to make each year’s wine similar to what may be expected from a previous vintage, we prefer to concentrate all of our efforts on what we refer to as “unique vintage excellence”. We pay close

attention on what Mother Nature blesses us with at each harvest, and focus on making the best cabernet possible by blending the best selections from the most relevant micro-climates The color is intense, ruby red with dark highlights on the outer rim. On the palate hints of smoke and sweet tar appear mixed with some black pepper, spice, black cherry, fig and a hint of plums. As it continues to develop on the mid palate blueberries and blackberries become evident, along with hints of sweet vanilla and honey. On the back the tannins are delicate but evident, providing a gorgeous backbone and balance, velvety smooth, with an extremely long, elegant finish.

Wendy and Lowell WeilTrifecta Wines

615 Caymus 2006 Special Select “Complex, riveting aromas of spice, cola and sassafras join wild berry, spice, black cherry and sage notes in this full-bodied, intensely flavored, tightly focused and very persistent display of fruit that’s long and lingering. Drink now through 2016.”—Wine Spectator: 94 points

Marianne and Jeff Silver

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616 Opus One 1998A very pleasant wine to be sure, this one wins the day with its ripe cherry and proper cassis aromas buttressed by pushy oak. A supple rounded entry leads to medium-depth, balanced, slightly tannin-toughened flavors, and, once again, oak accents fill out the small gaps in its young fruit.Robert Parker: 98 points

Kimberly and Scott Bryant

617 J. Rochioli 2000 Pinot Noir Russian River Valley, Little HillDefines seamless in its perfect integration of oak and fruit - it’s virtually impossible to tell where one leaves off and the other begins. Toasty, nutty notes combine with vibrant apple, pear and citrus flavors for a winning combination.

Debbie and Tom Hodgkins

618 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars 2007 Karia Chardonnay Pleasing aromas of citrus, tropical fruits, peach, spice and floral notes are the introduction to this balanced Chardonnay, which features flavors of green apple, lemon and pineapple on the palate, and a creamy mouthfeel from aging on the lees. Backnotes of spice from the French oak and a touch of minerality commingle with the rich fruit flavors for a generous, long finish.

Gail and Terry Boudreaux

619 Château Margaux 1996 Premier Grand Cru ClasseThe 1996 Château Margaux, which was bottled in September 1998, is undoubtedly one of the great classics produced under the Mentzelopoulos regime. In many respects, it is the quintessential Château Margaux, as well as the paradigm for this estate, combining measured power, extraordinary elegance, and admirable complexity. I tasted the wine on three separate occasions in January, and in short, it’s a beauty! The color is opaque purple.

The wine offers extraordinarily pure notes of blackberries, cassis, pain grille, and flowers, gorgeous sweetness, a seamless personality, and full body, with nothing out of place. The final blend (85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Merlot, and the rest Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc) contains a high percentage of Cabernet Sauvignon.

Elinor and Ross Jannotta

620 Caymus 2007 Special SelectThe 2007 Special Select Cabernet showcases everything you ever wanted from a California Cab. It is the quintessential promise to your thirsty palate. The nose reveals aromas of spice, vanilla, toasty oak and cola. The mid-palate is seamlessly integrated with polished tannins and wild berry and black cherry fruit. It is one of the most velvety, fleshy and intense Cabs.Wine Spectator: 96 points

Marianne and Jeff Silver

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621 Il Poggione 1997 Brunello di Montalcino A wine of ruby red color, an intense perfume, ample and ethereal. The flavor is full, elegant, harmonious and dry with a lingering persistence. A very pleasing and harmonious wine. This Brunello pairs well with grilled meat, proscuitto, and delicate cheeses.

Terri and Mark Janeck

622 Château Saint-Pierre 1982 Saint JulienAlways deeply colored big and luscious, Saint-Pierre is ripe, rich and round with a full finish. Serve with chicken, pork and veal.Wine Spectator: 88 points

Kate Dixon

623 Dom Pérignon 2000 Vintage“This is a classic Dom Pérignon vintage. It’s big and fruity initially, a mouthful of ripeness. Then the texture and structure of this dense wine come through. It’s as much wine as Champagne, rich with apple and fresh pear flavors vying with yeasty and a tense crispness.” —Wine Enthusiast: 95 points

Tamara and Brian Gamache

624 Paul Hobbs 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley - Magnum “Ruby-red. Bright red berry and cherry aromas are complemented by dusty rose and mineral notes. Sweet raspberry and cherry flavors are smooth in texture and supported by fine-grained tannins. The red fruit notes linger impressively on the precise finish.” —Stephen Tanzer̀ s International Wine Cellar: 91 points

Ro and Sandy Thompson

625 Super Tuscans Ornellaia 2004“Dark ruby-purple in color, with complex aromas of dark chocolate, cola, vanilla, cedar and currant. Full-bodied yet ultra refined, with dense, seamless, caressing tannins. Everything is in the right proportion. Superb. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Best after 2009.”—Number 6 on Wine Spectator’s Top 100 of 2006! Wine Spectator: 96 points

Marianne and Jeff Silver

626 Dominus Vertical (2005, 2006, 2007)Exquisite vertical!One of the finest wines of the vintage, it is complete, full-bodied, and seamlessly built with beautiful ripe tannins, low acidity, and a luscious layered mouthfeel.

Marianne and Jeff Silver

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627 Trifecta 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon - MagnumNot available for purchase anywhere! Exclusive Wine.

Donated from Trifecta Wines by winemaker Bill Ballentine who also creates, William Cole. The Trifecta approach is slightly different from most: Rather than spending energy on trying to make each year’s wine similar to what may be expected from a previous vintage, we prefer to concentrate all of our efforts on what we refer to as “unique vintage excellence”. We pay close attention on what Mother Nature blesses us with at each harvest, and focus on making the best cabernet possible by blending the best selections from the most relevant micro-climates. The 2007 was a stunning vintage, but it was not without a few surprises. This was a vintage of contrasts: contrasts from previous vintages, and contrasts from early predictions to final outcome, with changing conditions all along the way to finish with what looks to be an outstanding vintage for Napa Valley wines all across the board.

Wendy and Lowell WeilTrifecta Wines

628 MX Cabernet Beckstoffer To-Kalon Vineyard 2007 Napa ValleyEXCLUSIVE OFFERINGDark purple colored, the Cabernet nirvana offers an Amarone-like perfume along with deep & dark smoky oak, cassis, black currants, and blackberry liqueur that glide across the palate like a nimble ballerina. Monumental in its grandeur, super-rich, and velvety-textured, this is a truly “full throttle” wine in which notes of cocoa intermingle with spicy black fruits. This wine is “The Bomb” now and, without doubt, promises to offer a transcendental experience for the next 10+ years. Wine Spectator: “perfect 100” point CabernetClassic: 99-100 Rating

Marianne and Jeff Silver

629 Bryant Family 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley“All points rustic and rough-hewn, but also enormously complex and layered, with dense, elegant herb, olive, cedar, blackberry and wild berry fruit that is full-blown and tightly focused, rich and layered, gaining velocity on the finish while retaining a sense of wildness. Best from 2012 through 2024.”—Wine Spectator: 96 points

Friends of LFCDS

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630 Amon-Ra 2006 ShirazAmon-Ra has become one of Australia’s icon wines. Made from 100% Shiraz the 2006 Amon-Ra was aged for 15 months in new French and American oak. The wine is a thick, glass-coating, purple/black in color. The aromas cover a wide range of scents including smoke, vanilla, pepper, Asian spices, coconut, espresso, blueberry, and chocolate. Thick, rich, layered, and complete, this monumental wine offers extraordinary intensity and length.

Michelle and David Steinberg

631 Kosta Browne 2008 Pinot Noir Amber Ridge Vineyard, Russian River Valley“Well-oaked, but deftly balanced, with an entry of cedar, hazelnut and toast, followed by a burst of ripe plum, blueberry and raspberry with hints of loamy earth and tea. Full-bodied, rich and extracted, this finished with a long, full-bodied finish. Drink now through 2016. 600 cases made.”—Wine Spectator: 95 points

Friends of LFCDS

632 Terlato Family Vineyards Cardinals’ Peak 2006 - Double MagnumThe 2006 Cardinals’ Peak has an intense, concentrated brick red color with aromas of black currant, black cherry, and cedar, with jammy hints. Its taste is fruit forward, full bodied and richly textured with well-integrated tannins and a touch of mocha.

The Terlato Family

633 Ornellaia Masseto 2004“Shows wonderful aromas of flowers and berries, with hints of vanilla and Indian spices. Full-bodied and powerful, with layers of chew tannins and a long, flawless finish. Compact and dense, yet racy and refined.”—Wine Spectator: 98 points

Marianne and Jeff Silver

634 Larkmead Vineyards 2003 LMV Salon Cabernet Sauvignon“The 2003 LMV Salon (a blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Cabernet Franc, and 15% Malbec, Petit Verdot, and Merlot) possesses an elegant, Medoc-like personality with hints of menthol, black currants, sweet cherries, plums and cigar smoke. This spicy, medium-bodied, finesse-styled blend should drink well for 6-12 years.” —Robert Parker, Wine Advocate: 90 points

Gail and Terry Boudreaux

635 A Wine Tour of FranceOne bottle of each:� 1996 Château Léoville-Las-Cases St. Julien

—Red Bordeaux� 2005 Grands-Echézeaux, Maison Lucien Le

Moine - Côte de Nuits, Grand Cru —Red Burgundy

� 2000 Ermitage, Le Pavillon, Chapoutier Northern Rhône —Red Rhône

� 1995 Dom Pérignon, Oenothèque (2006 disgorgement) Epernay—Champagne

Melissa and Ahmed Farag

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636 Ovid Experiment 0.4 Cabernet 2004E 0.4 is a blend of 56.19% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12.38% Cabernet Franc, 15.24% Merlot, and 16.19% Petit Verdot and is showing great polish and finesse….The 2004 E 0.4 Experiment has developed a sophisticated alluring charm as it moves from its youth to a period of distinction. While holding strong to its core of cassis, blackberry and currant fruit character, the wine has developed aromatic notes of frankincense, cedar and licorice. The tannins are quite silky, but the wine has ample structure, a dense mid-palate, and a long, intense finish. Enjoy it now or cellar it for up to 10 years.

Sophia and Randy Cecola

637 Chapoutier La Sizeranne Hermitage (France) 1997 and 1998A beautiful duo of Hermitage wines. These wines have lovely herbal notes of warm sage, rosemary and pepper. Excellent palate. Ripe red fruit. These go well with roast lamb, pork cutlets or fennel.

Jim and Judith Reid-Anderson

638 A Trio of Tastes: Phantom, Seghesio Zinfindel, 2009 St. Clement-OrroppasPhantom: A rich robust, full bodied red blend with notes of dark berries. Complex pairs well with a variety of meats. Seghesio: Wild berry aromas followed by flavors of raspberries; a very well balanced wine. St. Clement: On the palate flavors of black current, roasted coffee and bittersweet chocolate and raspberry jam leads to a long finish.

Cardinal Wine and Spirits

639 Dom Pérignon 2000 Vintage“This is a classic Dom Pérignon vintage. It’s big and fruity initially, a mouthful of ripeness. Then the texture and structure of this dense wine come through. It’s as much wine as Champagne, rich with apple and fresh pear flavors vying with yeasty and a tense crispness.” —Wine Enthusiast: 95 points

Tamara and Brian Gamache

640 Flowers Andreen-Gale 2006 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast—Four BottlesThis wine with its oak accents and pungent spice, while the silken cherry fruit is submerged below. The pointedly red fruit lasts far beyond the oak and its tannin, with a lingering perfume.

Wine & Spirits: 92 points

Ann and Stephen Bartram

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641 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars 2003 Cask 23 Cabernet Sauvignon The 2003 Cask 23 is a wine of rich flavors and luscious, supple tannins. It opens with welcoming aromas of savory spices that marry with floral notes and sweet dark fruit. These aromas evolve into warm scents of vanilla, espresso, and truffle with more time in the glass. This beautiful array is echoed on the palate with deep flavors of dark berries, cherries, and plums that combine with chocolate, espresso, and spicy notes. The wine’s complexity continues to unfold throughout a long, persistent finish.

Gail and Terry Boudreaux

642 ZD Abacus “Bottling X11” (1992-2009)Incredible depth and complexity along with a deep, lingering finish are backed by an intense fruit character. The twelfth bottling includes 16 vintages of ZD Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon (1992-2009). Each bottling is designated by its sequence. With the first and last vintage depicted using the abacus on the attached medallion. Abacus combines the best qualities of an aged wine with the best of a youthful wine, together in one sumptuous mouthful. The result is a “solera style” multiple-vintage blend of every ZD Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon ever produced, which is held in barrel until bottling.

The Woods Family

643 Groth 2002 Cabernet Sauvignon - MagnumStructurally tight and taut, in keeping with the variety, the wine is mouth-filling and expansive, with bright, ripe dark berry fruits and tight-grained, elongated tannins. With great finesse and showing excellent persistence of flavor, the wine’s impressive depth and structure give it immense presence in the glass and promises a great cellaring future.

Kate Dixon

644 Far Niente Winery 2000 Estate Cabernet SauvignonThe 2000 offers a perfume and bright raspberries up front with complementary layers of cassis and cedary oak. This vintage has produced a soft, supple wine withmoderate tannins that will only become more velvety with further bottle aging.

Gail and Terry Boudreaux

645 Dunn 2001 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley Marked by ripe plum and cherry fruit with a cedary oak edge that turns to tobacco and herbs. Well-balanced, with firm tannins and a hint of wild berry and chocolate on the finish.

Michelle and David Steinberg

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646 Château Latour 1989 and Orrefors Crystal Wine Bucket“This is so decadent and exciting on the nose, with very ripe fruit, tobacco, meat and cedar. Full-bodied, offering amazing raspberry fruit in the core of the palate. Ultra polished, velvety tannins wonderfully coat every inch of your palate. This will age for years ahead, but it’s so lovely now.”—Wine Spectator: 94 points

Terri and Mark Janeck

647 Exclusive 2007 Quintessa, Autographed by Owner Augustin Huneeus - Magnum“We can assure you this is the Winery’s best-ever bottling. This Quintessa Cabernet “Meritage” is primarily Cabernet Sauvignon but features every Bordeaux varietal (Merlot, Petit Verdot, Malbec, Cabernet Franc) to create a dazzling symphony of flavors well balanced to ensure long term success. This spectacular new vintage is dense, rich, and full-bodied, with ample layers of blackberry, plums, toffee, rich smoky oak and a hint of espresso and Sharfenberger semi-sweet chocolate on the luxurious finish which lasts almost one full minute. Perfect to drink tonight (after decanting an hour!) or age a decade or so, peaking around 2015 in our estimate.” —The Porthos TeamClassic: 95-96 rating

Porthos, the Wine Insiders

648 Dom Pérignon 2000 Vintage“This is a classic Dom Pérignon vintage. It’s big and fruity initially, a mouthful of ripeness. Then the texture and structure of this dense wine come through. It’s as much wine as Champagne, rich with apple and fresh pear flavors vying with yeasty and a tense crispness.” —Wine Enthusiast: 95 points

Tamara and Brian Gamache

649 1990 Louis Roederer Cristal ChampagneYou won’t soon forget this vivid and expressive Champagne. It packs in compound layers of citrus, vanilla, pear and nutmeg that harmonize and linger on the finish. Bright acidity makes it extra refreshing and layered. It has really opened up since last year.”—Wine Spectator: 94 points

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

650 Heitz Cellar 1996 Cabernet Sauvignon“Maturing, with complex, well-balanced currant, herb, cedar and spicy Cabernet nuances, turning supple in texture and supported by enough tannin and fruit to cellar further, though it’s at its peak now.”—Wine Spectator: 86 points

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651 Mollydooker 2009 Velvet Glove Shiraz“What makes the 2009 Velvet Glove Shiraz near perfect is the amazingly rich, velvety texture that has a finish that goes in your mouth for over 30 seconds. I have tasted all vintages of the Velvet Glove and this could be the very best every made.”—Cork’d, Brian Pasch: 99 ratingRobert Parker: 96 points

Marianne and Jeff Silver

652 Château Longueville Pauillac-Medoc au Baron de Pichon-Longueville 1990“...an extraordinary bouquet of charcoal, incense, creme de cassis, blue and black fruits, and a hint of licorice as well as an impressively long finish...”—Robert M. Parker Jr.: 96 points

Pritikin, Nadler and Mirabelli

653 2005 Smith Haut Lafitte - Double Magnum“The inky/blue/purple-tinged 2005’s extraordinary nose reeks of charcoal, incense, scorched earth, abundant blackberry, blueberry, and cherry fruit, toast, and spice. Good acidity, huge but sweet tannin, and fabulous precision as well as definition characterize this full-bodied, super-concentrated effort. It should prove to beamong the longest-lived wines yet made by the Cathiards.”—The Wine AdvocateRobert Parker: 95 points

Binny’s Beverage Depot

654 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars 2005 Artemis Cabernet SauvignonAs you savor this elegant blend, scores of different flavor notes emerge from the harmonious whole, like interweaving musical lines. In the nose, you’ll notice black cherries, red plums, and spicy notes of truffle, tea, and spice. Taste and more flavors emerge: raspberry, red currant, orange peel, a bit of cocoa powder and ginger. Fine-grained tannins and balanced acidity contribute to the rich mouth feel and carry through the perfumed cherry-vanilla finish.

Gail and Terry Boudreaux

655 Dom Pérignon 2000 Vintage“This is a classic Dom Pérignon vintage. It’s big and fruity initially, a mouthful of ripeness. Then the texture and structure of this dense wine come through. It’s as much wine as Champagne, rich with apple and fresh pear flavors vying with yeasty and a tense crispness.” —Wine Enthusiast: 95 points

Tamara and Brian Gamache

656 Léoville Barton 1995 - Magnum“A beautiful wine, with layers of ripe fruit, berry, cedar, vanilla and light spice. Full-bodied, with silky tannins and a long finish. Very, very classy stuff.”—Wine Spectator: 94 points

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657 Terlato Family Vineyards Angels’ Peak 2006 - Double MagnumThe 2006 Angels’ Peak has a deep garnet color with aromas of black fruit, tobacco and mocha. Smooth, rich and full bodied with soft, round flavors, plumy fruit and soft tannins with a lush mouth-feel.

The Terlato Family

658 Joseph Phelps 2004 CabernetThe 2004 Cabernet boasts ultra concentration and lusciousness. The wine is a striking example of the vintage with aromas of soy, graphite and hints of baking spices, as well as generous amounts of Bing cherry, cassis, and other dark fruits in the fragrant nose. Sweet oak, spice and compelling grapy extract lead to a long, persistent finish.

Gail and Terry Boudreaux

659 Caymus 2008 Special Select“The 2008 Special Select Cabernet Sauvignon Special Selection is the first example of this cuvée to include Merlot (about 14%) in the blend. The Merlot component has given the wine a cocoa/chocolate nuance to its black currant, licorice-infused fruit. The tannins are velvety soft and the wine is beautifully textured and full-bodied. It is ideal for drinking now and over the next 15 years.”—Wine Spectator: 94 points

Marianne and Jeff Silver

660 Joseph Phelps 2001 Insignia - MagnumWith complex aromas of black cherry, plum, chocolate, currant and toasty oak, the wine displays layers of flavor and richness that disguise its power and longevity. “A triumph. Aged nearly two years in all-new French oak, this massive wine stuns with its superb balance. Manages the elusive challenge of reining in hugely ripe black currant, cherry and oak flavors and sweet tannins while keeping the palate impression soft and alluring, almost feminine. Just gorgeous right out of the bottle, but should develop effortlessly through the decade and beyond.”—Wine Enthusiast: 96 points

Julie and Mark Slobodnik

661 2006 El Nido (Jumilla Spain)“The 2006 El Nido is 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Monastrell aged for 26 months in new oak. Aromas of wild blueberry and black currant are room-filling. Dense, layered, and totally hedonistic, it has serious depth and concentration, impeccable balance, and a 60-second finish.”—Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate: 97 points

Jacqueline and Fred Wacker

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662 The MacPhail’s Collection Limited Bottle - 30 Year Old Single Malt ScotchIt is full-bodied, finely balanced, complex, and graceful, and mellows with age. Nose: Date, dried fruits, walnut/chestnut. Tasting Notes: There’s a rich, generous spirit as well as burnt orange, rooty, honey.Palate: Smoke under the rounded nutty dried figgy notes; Honey and soft malt.Finish: Slightly tannic.Comment: An old bugger, but the character still shines through the sherry.

Heather and Bill White

663 St. Jakobi 1998 Shiraz Barossa Valley, Product of Australia“Rich, generous, smooth on the tongue and powerful through the finish, it’s a full-throttled Barossan red. But it doesn’t seem tricked up at all – it seems authentic. It tastes of port-like blackberry, chocolate, fresh cedarwood and toast. It’s powerful, warm and polished; at its best in the middle of winter. It would warm you up in a very pleasurable way. 94 points”—Campbell Mattinson/Gary Walsh (The Big Red Wine Book)

Debbie and Tom Hodgkins

664 Silver Oak 2005 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon“Good deep red, ruby color with musky aromas of cassis, licorice, game, tobacco leaf and brown spices. Velvety sweet and deep on the palate the wine has a silky feel and an elegant long finish.” —Parker Rating: 93 points

Karen and Scott Wolff

665 Far Niente 2007 Estate Bottled Cabernet Sauvignon“The finest Cabernet Sauvignon from Far Niente I have ever tasted may be the 2007 Estate. Its dense purple color is accompanied by fragrant aromatics of crème de cassis, spice box, under brush and forest floor. Voluptuously textured and full-bodied superb purity and depth. A layered, complete finish.”—Robert Parker: 93 points

Karen and Scott Wolff

666 Robert Mondavi Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 Reserve Napa Valley“The 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve offers a beautiful perfume of violets, black currants, subtle oak and spice characteristics. This full-bodied, creamy textured Cabernet possesses superb concentration levely purity and a multilayered mouthfeel.” —Robert Parker: 94 pointsTanzer IWC rating: 93 points

Karen and Scott Wolff

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667 Dom Pérignon 2000 Vintage“This is a classic Dom Pérignon vintage. It’s big and fruity initially, a mouthful of ripeness. Then the texture and structure of this dense wine come through. It’s as much wine as Champagne, rich with apple and fresh pear flavors vying with yeasty and a tense crispness.” —Wine Enthusiast: 95 points

Tamara and Brian Gamache

668 Château St. Jean Cinq Cepages Vertical (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002)Château St. Jean Cinq Cepages Vertical with a book of tasting notes and DVD by its winemaker. Wine Spectator, Wine of the Year, perennial Top 100 wine and Parker 90+ pointer. Enjoy the opportunity to taste the progression of this coveted Sonoma Bordeaux-style blend and compare your palate’s experience with that of winemaker Margo Von Staaveren.

Susan and Kenny Bozorgi

669 Dominus 2006 Estate Bottled Cabernet“There are 6,500 cases of the superb 2006 Dominus (91% Cabernet Sauvignon, 6% Cabernet Franc, and 3% Petit Verdot). Its dark plum/purple color is accompanied by aromas and flavors of truffles, forest floor, black cherries, black currants, and Asian spices. One of the finest wines of the vintage, it is complete, full-bodied, and seamlessly built with beautiful ripe tannins, low acidity, and a luscious, layered mouthfeel. The aromatics are even more evolved and complex than the 2005’s. The 2006 should drink well for 20-25 years. “ —The Wine Advocate: 96 Points

Anne and Homi Patel

670 Bank Lane Bistro Dinner with Wine Pairings for TwoIndulge in the delectable Chef’s Six Course Dinner at Bank Lane Bistro with wine pairings for two guests. The gift certificate will cover tax and tip! Just bring your appetite!

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671 A Trio of Tequilas!Semental Reposado—(translation: laid down or rested) – Golden color, creamy and spicy aromas of sandalwood, vanilla bean, dates, dried pineapple and black pepper. A silky and supple entry leads to a dry, yet fruity mouth feel. It is delicious and very flavorful.Cuervo Añejo Tequila Reserva de la Familia—This tequila is a Gran Reserva, aged beyond what is required for Añejo Tequila. The Family keeps the best of its tequila, aging it in a private cellar in New American Oak and French Oak Barrels until it has reached the highest level of excellence. It is truly one of the very best.Don Julio 1942—In 1942 Don Julio Gonzales founded his distillery in Los Altos de Jalisco from the cultivation of the agave to the bottling of the final product; he refined an intricate process that produces one of Mexico’s most exquisite Tequilas. This Tequila coats the palate with roasted agave and vanilla flavors, sun ripened tropical fruits and spiced under tones to create a wonderfully unique Tequila experience.

Karla and Rob Johnson

672 Migration 2008 Pinot Noir - One CaseThe nose displays bright cherry, strawberry compote, violet and rhubarb layers, alongside more exotic elements of Asian spice, hickory, earth and roasted meats. These aromatics are echoed on the palate, and further supported by juicy acidity and notes of strawberry, plum, toffee, pie crust and a hint of white pepper.

Marguerite and Bill Collins

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EVAN ARTHURSWe love you and are thinking of you all the time! We wish we could be there!

Love, Abuelo Emilio and Abuela Hilda

BEN AND EVAN ARTHURSAlways be good to papa and mommy,

and always love each other on the way

We love you! Grandma & Poppy

NICHOLAS BAUERWe love you so much,

you are so special, “Schatz”!

Opa & Oma Bauer

BEN AND EVAN ARTHURSTake time each day to play, learn,

love and reflect. We love you!

Noni and Abu

BEN AND EVAN ARTHURSBelieve in yourself!

Try your best in all you do! We love you.

Noni and Abu

BENJAMIN ARTHURSWe love you and miss you so much!

We are so proud of you!

Love, Abuelo Emilio and Abuela Hilda

PREM ACHARYACongratulations, we are impressed with your progress in learning in school, and all activities including your golf game. Good Luck. We love you, more than the

moon and stars in the sky.

Dada and Dadi

PRESTON, ASHER, LEO, AND FALLON ANDERSON

All of you have made Grandma and me very proud. We love you very much.

Grandma & Grandpa Anderson

MAGGIE JO ANDREAI am so very proud of you,

keep up the good work.

Love you forever, Grandmother

92

LAUREN BRICKMAN“All I want for Christmas is you.”

—Mariah Carey

Love Forever, Great Grandpa and Great

Grandma

LAUREN BRICKMAN“Love never fails,

Faith, Hope, Love, but the greatest of these is love”

Love Always, Bops and Bama

CAMILLE AND SOPHIA BRINCAT

Have fun learning, while enjoying and loving each other,

“All you need is love.”

Love, Granpa & Grandma Shelley

AMANDA BOZORGIAll we need, you will be as loving now forever after.

Love, Majoon and Bajoon

MAX BRENNER“You are our sunshine”

We love you do.

Baube & Papa

LAUREN BRICKMAN“I want you, I need you, and I love you,

with all my heart.” —Elvis

Our love forever, Bama and Bapa

JESSE AND CHARLIE BERNHART

We are sending our love to make your world go around.

Grandma & Grandpa

JACK BINKLEYYou are awesome!

Tons of love, Busha and Pappat

BELA BOCKI’m in love and it’s a sunny day

Good day sunshine...

Good day sunshine...

Love, Mêmére and Pêpére

93

SPENCER AND HUNTER CHUNWe’d like to be under the sea in an

octopus’s garden with you!!!

Lots of Love, Barb and Poppi

TYLER MATTHEW CLAEYSWe love you so much and are so proud

of you. A big hug & kiss.

Love, Nana & Grandpa

COLIN WALKER CLARKZucchini bread and the “Hokey Pokey”

—That’s what it’s all about!

Love, Grammy Fran

JOYCE CALDWELLWe are so proud of your

accomplishments and of the beautiful young lady you are!

Much love, Mimi and Papa

RACHEL AND ETHAN CANTORAll we need is love, sunshine, and smiles

from Rachel and Ethan.

Love, Grandma Bonnie & Poppy

ETHAN AND RACHEL CANTOR

Your knowledge and creativity are astounding. We’re so proud.

Love, Grandma & Grandpa R

CAMERON, GRAYSON, AND GARDNER BROWN

We are very proud of all of you.

Love, Babu & Papi

SOPHIA AND HUDSON BURTLove learning. Ask questions.

Be cooperative. Show leadership. Be friendly. Help others.

Believe in yourself.

Love, Nana and Papa

ELLA AND AUDREY CABBILRemember all the fun with family and

friends who love you, so much!

Love, Grandad and Grammie

94

ALEXIS AND CHRISTOPHER DENNIS

You are our pride and joy. We love you both very much.

Yiayia & Papoh

NICHOLAS EHRHARD“You are my sunshine, You make me

happy when skies are grey!” I am very proud of you too!

Your Grandmother, Nan

NICK EHRHARDContinue your path “on the sunny side”

Love you much. D.D. - Gus

EMILY T. CULLITANLove you everyday, girl,

Always on my mind,

Happy thoughts—8 days a week!

Sally S. Loeser

KATHERINE DANAHERYou are a special granddaughter and

the best big sister to Jack.

Love, Grandma Jeanne and

Grandpa Bill

KATE DANAHERGrandparents are fun because they can

tell you what your parents did when they were your age!

Love, Grandma & Grandpa Frisbie

LILY, DAISY, AND POSY CONNERY

You are flowers I always want to see and hold.

Love, hugs, and kisses Mimi

STANTON COPEBe yourself!

We are very proud of you for all your accomplishments thus far.

Love, Grandma & Pa Keswani

LUIS CORREALuis, You are a precious “gift”...

You are always in our heart!

Grama and Grampa Dieck

95

VICTORIA GIAMBRONEYou’re growing into a beautiful young lady. We’re proud of what

you have accomplished.

Love, Meema & Beepa

ELIZABETH GRACEYou are our special blessing

and ray of sunshine!

Love, Sassy and Pop Pop

ELIZABETH GRACEWe love you so very, very much!

Your love is all we need.

Grandpa Chuck & Barb

ALEX GAMACHEYou are having such a great year

and we are so proud of you!

Love and Hugs, Grandma & Grandpa

MARIE GIAMBRONEWe’re very proud of how much our

first-grader has learned. Keep it up.

Love, Meema & Beepa

MICHAEL GIAMBRONEWhat a wonderful young man you’re becoming. It’s a treasure having a

grandson like you.

Love, Meema & Beepa

GINO AND GENEVIEVE FARRELL

Listen, do you want to know a secretPromise not to tell

Love, love, love we doWe are so very proud of you

Tanti Baci, Nonna and Nonno

ALICE FELDMANYou are love and the spirit of life all wrapped in one beautiful package!

Grandmother Wilch

BLAIR & LOUISE FLAVIN“We all live in a yellow submarine”

Granny and Chocho with love and hugs

96

ELI, SAM, AND ZACH HEMPEN

“He’s got your whole world in his hands.”

Love & hugs, Opie & Gramps

ELI, SAM, AND ZACH HEMPEN

You are three shining stars that light over darkest nights.

Remain guiding lights for us.

Love, Gramma Kiki and Granpa Obed.

GUS, OLIVER, GEORGE, AND HARRY HODGKINS

Work hard and you’ll LOVE the results! Can hardly wait to see you.

Much love, Bon Bon and Pop

KEVIN AND CONNOR GUSTAFSON

Thomas the Train says, “With determination, you can reach your

destination.” We love you both!

Grandpa & Grandpa G

WILL AND EVA HANSONFollow your “yellow brick road.”

Make good choices.

Love you forever…

Mor Mor and PaPa

RILEY JAY HARWOODYou are our shining star.

Keep up the good work.

Love, Grandma and Poppa Harwood

SOPHIA AND TREVOR GRAYYou light up our lives and

bring so much joy!

Hugs & Kisses, Nana & Papa

CHAPIN, TYLER, LUKE, CAROLINE GRUMHAUS

Good tidings we bring,To you and your kin,

We’ll see you at ChristmasHappy New Year!

Grandma and Pop

NATALIE GUMMERSALLNatalie, you’re a very special

little girl and we love you!

Love you, GG and Papa

97

HEATHER AND STEPHEN KNOBEL

Nothing sets me a glow, like my Bean and Bo…

Gramma “D”

HEATHER AND STEPHEN KNOBEL

The most important thing is the love of your family, a great education

and good friends.

Love & Hugs, Grandma Goodie & Papa Peter

LEXIE, CAITLIN, AND TYLER KOLB

All YOU need is Love;

All WE need is YOU and YOU and YOU!

Love, Gran and Pop-Pop

NATHEN AND MARIE JOHNSON

Watching you grow and achieve makes me very proud of both of you.

Gramma Johnson

WILLIAM KAKAVASChoose companions with care.

People judge you by the company you keep. Proud of you.

Mary Kakavas

NICHOLAS KAKAVASBe master of your habits —or they will

master you. I’m very proud of you.

Mary Kakavas

ELEANOR HUTCHINSONWe are proud to be your grandparents

and love you very much.

Love, Grandpa and Grandma

Hutchinson

ELEANOR GRACE HUTCHINSON

You are our sunshine.

You make us happy when skies are gray.

Love, Grandma and Grandpa

Hoisington

WESLEY JANECKOur love, prayers and encouragement

are with you, Wes, and we are very proud of you.

Lois J. Jessup

98

CLAYTON, OLIVIA, LUKAS, AND SOPHIA MAGGOS

Love you, love you.

You are the best.

Love, Grandma & Grampa

STACIA AND TATUM MCBREEN

We are so proud of you both and love you very much.

With love, Grandma & Grandpa Seei

WILL AND ROSIE MEYERI’ll be loving you always, today,

tomorrow, and always.

Hugs and Kisses, Grandma Meyer

LIAM, LUKE, AND ELLIE LARSEN

Enjoy school and enjoy learning. I am proud of you!

XO, Love, Mor Mor

OWEN LINBACKAlways strive to do your personal best.

I love you and I’m very proud of you.

All my love, Grandma Linback

LUCY LYTLEWe are very proud of you!

Love, Hugs & Kisses!!Grandma and Grandpa Lytle

LEXIE KOLBTo know, know, know you

Is to Love, Love, Love you; and I do!

Love, Omi

CAITLIN KOLBLove makes the world go around.

And it is special with you in it.

Love, Omi

TYLER KOLBHe shoots, he scores, and

he is very special!

To my hockey star!

Love, Omi

99

J.D. O’KEANE“Shine on… Shine on.” I am so proud of you.

You are my shining star.

Hugs with love, Mimi

ASHLYNN O’KEANE“Eight days a week I love you!”

You are the best and I am so proud of you.

Hugs with kisses, Mimi

GEORGIA O’NEIL“Love to our happy girl”

XOXOXOGogo and Boppa

MALORIE MURSAUWe are so proud of you and

Love you so much!

Hugs & Kisses, Mimi & Pops

CHRISTOPHER NEILLFrequently what seems to be a mistake turns out better than the original plan.

Much love, Mimi

ASHLYNN, JAMES, AND KATHERINE O’KEANE

Always do your best and take pride in what you have done.

Love, Grandma & Grandpa

WILL AND ROSE MAE MEYER“Live each day to the fullest and enjoy each day for the blessings it brings.”

Grampa Maury and Gramy Lo

JULIA AND TESSA MILLSImagine all the people

loving you in this world today!

Much love, Gram and Pap

NICHOLAS MOLINEI love you a bushel and a peck,

A bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck!

Grammy Candy

100

MILES AND ASHTON PETERSON

To my sweet bright shining stars!

Love, Mimi

JACOB AND SIENA PHELPSYou have all my love;

laughter, I’ll take, throw in some hugs, because, guys, you’re great!

Grandma Wiza

RICHARD ‘BRADY’ PHILLIPSBrady always love your Mommy,

Daddy and sister Kendall; and be very good at school.

Love, Pop-Pop Jack Jordan

MORGAN PEIRCEWhen we see your dimples, Morgan,

how we smile…

Show - them - to-us-all the while.

Love, Grandpa and Grandma

J. BLAKE PEPPERWe say more trips together!

Love, Grama & Grampa Pepper

ASHTON PETERSONEnjoy everyday of being Ashton

Grandpa Mild & Granma Warm

BROOKS, CALVIN, AND MIMI OSBORNE

“Nothing you can’t do without love!” We are proud of your compassion for

others!

Love, Grandma and Pa

CHASE PAPPASGod sent me a precious grandson.

You will always be the light in my life.

Love, Nani

PHOEBE PARKYou are forever blessed,

We love you very much!

Always love, Grandma & Grandpa P.

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HANNAH ROBINSONI am so proud of you and love your

happy, positive outlook.

Grandma

HANNAH ROBINSONYou are doing such a wonderful job,

Honey!

Love, Grampa

HUDSON ROSENBERGAlways look forward, never back.

God bless you and keep you safe.

Grandma & Pop’s

SAPHIE AND HARRISON POTTS

You are wonderful grandchildren and we are very proud of you.

We love you so much!

Love, Poppi & Bamma

GRAYSON, SHELBY, REDING, AND JAMIE PRUETT

We love you and love your school.

Gram and Hub

LILLY REYESAs time goes by you follow a sister

and two brothers at LFCDS and we are so proud you’ve been a high honors

student.

Love Gammy

GRAHAM AND ANNA PIERSON

All you need is love,

Love is all you need. We love you!

Grandma and Grandpa Pierson

SOPHIA PLATCOWI am very proud of you and wish

you the best for the future!

Love, Poppa

ANNE POLITO“And if we tried we still

couldn’t hide our love for you.”

Love you always, Grandma and Grandpa Sivori

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BRIA, GRIFFIN, AND MATTY SLOBODNIK

I’m so very proud of all of you. You are all very special to me.

Love, Grandma

HANNAH, SASHA, AND ASHER SKLAROV

Our Love and Prayers are with you daily. We are proud of you and your accomplishments!

Grandma Rosalie & Grandpa Herb

JORDAN SMITHI am happy you like your school so much

—it makes you smile!

Grandpop Smith

CONNOR SHANNAHANYou are our pride and joy.

We are grateful you are our grandson.

Hearts full of love, Grandmamar and Grandfather

SCOTT SKINNERWe are proud of your performance at school, in sports and your extra

curricular activities.

Love, Grandma & Grandpa

BRIA, GRIFFIN, AND MATTY SLOBODNIK

Raindrops on roses and pretty church steeples; bright copper kettles and

cute little people; brown paper packages tied to a tree; Bria, Grif, and

Matty, you mean so much to me.

Hugs and kisses,Grandma Dianne

JAMES AND MATTHEW ROZSYPAL

We’re so very proud of you both!

Love and Prayers, Grandma & Grandpa Rozsypal

JASMINE, ALEEYA, AND SIMONE SAWYER

I can’t always hold you in my arms,

But, always hold you in my heart.

Love, Granny

MASON, ANNA, AND KATIE SCHILLING

Lola and Nonni ALWAYS know best! Yeah!

Grandma & Grandpa Arensman

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ARI WEISENTHALWe are very proud of you and

love you very much.

Grandma Mary & Grandpa Lee

MAX WETZELYou are my shining star

and I love you very much.

Grandma Shortie

CYNTHIA WHITE“I love you,

A bushel and a peck,

All around the neck,

Doodle, Doodle, Doodle”

Love, Mimi

SARAH AND JOHN TOBINWe love you,

A bushel and a peck,

And a hug around the neck!

Love, Nana and Grandfather

ANDREW VERONEAndrew, you are our first Grandson

We are very proud of you!

Love, Grandma & Grandpa Verone

RICKY AND AGATHA WALGREEN

I always want you to remember how special you are to me.

Grandma, Eugenia Gonzales

SERENA SOMMERFIELDOn and off the ice, you’re a star!

Love, Grandma Jane

LILY SWIFTVery proud of you!

Love you very much!

Love, Nana Wanda

LIBBY, TIM, AND STEWART THOMPSON

You’re the very best and I love you lots and lots!

XXOO, Mamie

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KEVIN WOODSAlways pursue your dreams —

If you dream it—you can achieve it

Gammy & Grandpa

KEVIN WOODSK is for a Kindle of Kindness,

joy, and love to all.

Love, Grandma “Teda”

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We applaud your fine arrangements;

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If the Auction was an opera you’d both be first sopranos;

you’ve hit all of the high notes!

You and your band of volunteers deserve a standing ovation.

Thank you for a wonderful year!

The Development Committee

It was only “Yesterday” that we took this journey with you.

We can’t “Imagine” the Auction without you.

Your creative talents and dedicated efforts have enabled us to put forth

an amazing invitation, catalog, and Auction night!

It has been a “Long and Winding Road,”

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“I Got a Feeling” that this Auction night will be a fun and successful night thanks to you.

Let’s “Twist and Shout” as we celebrate our collective efforts.

“I Want to Hold Your Hand” and thank you.

Love,

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