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Standing left to right: Dolly Ellenberg, Vice President,Development, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh; Seward ProsserMellon, President and CEO, Richard King Mellon Foundation; DavidHillenbrand, President, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh; seated,Richard P. Mellon, Chairman, Richard King Mellon Foundation

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AN ANNIVERSARY IS A GOOD TIME to indulge in the luxury oflooking back; and, as I approach my one-year anniversary as pres-ident of Carnegie Museums, I can’t help but recollect what was socompelling a year ago as I considered this wonderful opportunity.

I have always believed that museums really do matter. Theyallow us to preserve pieces of our past in order to constantlylearn from that past; and they provide us with countless creativeforums through which we can study, question, and better under-stand our world today. From what I knew of CarnegieMuseums of Pittsburgh a year ago, it boasted a collection oftruly exceptional museums. And I was right.

I also believed that the Pittsburgh region was exceptionally fortu-nate to have Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh at its culturalcore. I was quite right about that, too. One year later, whatexcites me most about our future are the countless opportunitieswe have to further leverage our collective resources, brainpower,creative energy, and convictions to impact the lives of people inthis community and around the world in even more meaningfulways. That’s what exceptional museums do.

Many people share my excitement and actively support theconvictions of our museums, as evidenced on these special DonorAppreciation pages. Among those committed individuals, corpora-tions, and foundations are Dick and Prosser Mellon and theirdedicated team at the Richard King Mellon Foundation.

Over the past year, the Richard King Mellon Foundation hasgiven $3 million in support of Powdermill Nature Reserve and,most recently, $750,000 for Carnegie Museum of Art’s Fierce

Friends exhibition. The Foundation also rallied the communityto launch Pittsburgh Roars, a celebration of the region’s manycultural venues, events, and attractions conceived during earlydiscussions about Fierce Friends and its “animal” appeal. And in2004, the Foundation pledged $3 million towards the Museumof Natural History’s Dinosaurs in Their World project. All told, the Richard King Mellon Foundation has supportedCarnegie Museums’ collective mission with nearly $30 millionof gifts and grants since 1970.

We are indeed grateful to the Mellon family for their decades ofleadership, friendship, and support. Their generosity inspires us,and it no doubt has inspired countless others in this community to do as they have done: support the cultural and educationalinstitutions that really matter. That’s what good leaders do.

We are heartened by the generosity of all of our donors, andemboldened by their faith in the important work we do atCarnegie Museums—work that we simply could not do withthem. Our donors truly do lead by example through their support and friendship, and they help make our community abetter place. For that, we are sincerely grateful.

David M. HillenbrandPresident, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh

EACH YEAR, AS I LOOK BACK at the exhibitions, events,programs, and partnerships our four museums have undertaken I am amazed at what they achieve—and 2005 was no exception.

Carnegie Museum of Natural History painstakingly dismantledits dinosaur exhibits so the specimens could be conserved andconstruction could begin on the new exhibit hall that will houseDinosaurs in Their World.

Carnegie Museum of Art received international acclaim whenits current exhibition Fierce Friends: Artists & Animals, 1750-

1900, opened at The Van Gogh Museum in October to a reviewthat labeled it “outstanding.”

Carnegie Science Center celebrated the 50th anniversary of The

Miniature Railroad & Village®, one of the region’s most popularexhibits, and launched a new public awareness campaign toremind us all that “Science Happens” everywhere, every day.

And The Andy Warhol Museum formed a partnership withAlcoa that took an exhibition of Warhol’s art to three Russiancities and launched an online teaching tool that will helpeducators around the world develop creative and criticalthinking skills in their students.

All of these accomplishments—and many more—were achievedlast year thanks to the more than $26.7 million raised for generaloperating support and restricted purposes—51 percent more thanwas raised in 2004. Our 2005 Annual Sustaining Fund gifts andmemberships totaled $5.5 million thanks to increases from ourPatrons Circle members (up 7 percent) and our corporate donors(up 9 percent).

Because of the generous contributions we received last year, wewere able to meet many of the museum’s basic operating needs,which gave our directors, curators, and staff the freedom tostrategize, build for the future, and focus on fostering innovativepartnerships and developing stimulating exhibitions, just a few ofwhich I mentioned above.

Some of the key people I want to thank for helping us reach thislevel of funding are:

Janie Thompson, chair of the Development Committee andTrustee/Board Annual Giving Campaign

Pete Veeder, chair of the Annual Sustaining Fund

Debbie Dick, chair of the Individual Gifts Committee

Chris Carson, co-chair of the Individual Gifts Committee

My heartfelt thanks goes out to each of these individuals, as wellas to all of the other donors, members, volunteers, organizations,corporations, and foundations who honored Carnegie Museumsin 2005 with their generous gifts.

Dolores F. EllenbergVice President, Development

We recognize with gratitude Carnegie Patrons Circle donors who made leadership

gifts of $1,895 or more to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh’s 2005 Annual

Sustaining Fund. These gifts helped to provide critical operating dollars needed to

sustain our four museums. We thank the following Patrons for their generosity.

Carnegie Founder’s Society25,000+Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II*Teresa Heinz*Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. HillmanMr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. PatrinosMr.* and Mrs. W. P. Snyder IIIRobert M. Thompson, Jr.*Mrs. John F. Walton, Jr.(+)

President’s Society $10,000–$24,999AnonymousJohn A.* and Lisa A. BarbourAllen Baum and Elizabeth Witzke-BaumMr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith IIIPaul G. Benedum, Jr.*Robert* and Irene BozzoneSuzy* and Jim BroadhurstMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr.Roy* and Susie DorranceSheila and Milton* FineEdith H.* and James A.* FisherMr.* and Mrs. Lee B. FosterIrene W. and Thomas C. GrahamIrv and Aaronel deRoy GruberMarcia* and Stanley GumbergMr.* and Mrs. Joseph GuyauxKaren and Jim* JohnsonMr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinnChristine* and Lute OlsonMr. and Mrs. Henry Posner, Jr.Amy and Sean* SebastianMr.* and Mrs. Richard P. SimmonsJuliet Lea H. Simonds*Mr.* and Mrs. R. Damian SofferMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. TaylorMr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson IIMr. and Mrs. R. John Wean IIIKonrad M.* and Gisela WeisRonald Zdrojkowski and

Mary Ann ColbaughS. J. Zoerb

Director’s Society:$5,000–$9,999AnonymousElizabeth Hurtt BransonChuck and Jill BrodbeckHoward* and Marilyn BruschiBernita BuncherJoan and Jack DiederichWilliam S. Dietrich II*James K. DonnellMr.* and Mrs. George F. EichleayMr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot

Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. GordonGeorge and Jane GreerJean and Bill HauberMr.* and Mrs. David M. HillenbrandBill* and Janet HuntEleanor HurttGreg* and Ellen JordanMr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. KatzHelen W. LangMr.* and Mrs. Howard M. LoveMr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinneySam and Anita MichaelsNancy and Albert C. MuseMrs. David B. Oliver IIMr. and Mrs. I. Hale OliverNancy and Woody OstrowMr. and Mrs. James L. ParkerEvelyn B. PearsonLeo M. PhillipsMr.* and Mrs. Donald M. RobinsonMr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks

Robinson, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. SchurmanMr. and Mrs. Evan J. SegalWallace W. and Patricia O. SmithPete* and Sybil VeederMr.* and Mrs. James M. WaltonMilton* and Nancy WashingtonMr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr.Jerry* and Mary WhitakerJames* and Susanne WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren

Curator’s Society$2,500–$4,999Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. AbelMr. and Mrs. James R. AgrasMr.* and Mrs. Mark A. AloePenny AlpernRobert W. AmoreJoan and Les BeckerMary Murtland Berger*Carol and Myles BerkmanMr.* and Mrs. Benno A. BerntRay* and Joneen BetlerMinnette BickelRachel Kirk BoboMr. and Mrs. Bruno BonacchiMr. and Mrs. Paul R. BridgesEliza Smith Brown* and

William J. BrownCharles R. Burke, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. CarlinCarol CaroselliMr. and Mrs. Christopher B. CarsonGerald and Barbara Richey* Chait

Otto H. Chu* and Victoria LeeMarion W. CohenJanice and Jim ColkerMr. and Mrs. William W. CooleyMr. and Mrs. David M. CurryRonald R. and Judith M.* DavenportGeorge* and Ada DavidsonMary and John* DavisMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dell, Jr.Deborah G. DickDeborah D. Dodds*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DonnellyLowrie C. EbbertMr. and Mrs. Curt P. EllenbergMr. and Mrs. Steven G. ElliottMr. and Mrs. John J. EvankoMark* and Jenifer EvansRobert and Kim FanelliMr. and Mrs. Richard L. FischerMr. and Mrs. Timothy O. FisherMr. and Mrs. Donald D. FunnellRuth and Myron GarfunkelDr. and Mrs. David M. GarzarelliWilliam H. Genge (+)Margaret Good and

Thomas Von LehmanMr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr.Nancy GriswoldMr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr.Jane Z. Haskell*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr.John and Chris HortyHouston-Starr CompanyMrs. David B. HughesDr. and Mrs. F. G. HuriteMr. and Mrs. James E. JohnsKevin R. JonesMary Ellen and Cecil JonesMr. and Mrs. Daniel G. KaminMr. and Mrs. William E. KasslingMichael Leon Kazar and

Rebecca FosterMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. KeenKeith and Jane* KirklandMr. and Mrs. R. Drew KistlerBruce and Cynthia KlassenJanet and Karl KriegerEdwin Langue and Rita Perlow LangueDr. and Mrs. Elmer R. LippRonald and JoAnn LivingstonEdward D. LoughneyJeffrey LynnMr. and Mrs. Gordon G. MacVeanJames and Barbara MannerMr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. MarshallSara MarshallSusan and Christopher Martin

W. D. and Trisha MayoGrant and Audrey McCargoMr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr.Margaret McGowanMr. and Mrs. James C. MichelDr. and Mrs. Charles J. MillerJanet and Donald I. MoritzMr. and Mrs. Gerd D. MuellerRonna and Joshua NaginMr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon NelsonNoel M. NewellPatricia K. NicholsMr. and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr.Robert W. OffNancy and Paul O’NeillMr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr.Lila Penchansky and Daniel RussellWilliam D. PettitJohn E. QuinnBarbara RackoffMr. and Mrs. William H. RackoffMr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. RooneyLouisa RosenthalMr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. RuffnerTreasure and Bruce D. SachnoffJennifer and Karl SalatkaRobert D. Sansom and

Edith L. EligatorVirginia W. SchatzMr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. K. George SchoeppnerDavid S. ShapiraSarah and Bruce ShireyMr. and Mrs. W. Keith SmithMr. and Mrs. Joseph SofferThomas W. Sokolowski*Vincent A. Sonson and

Dianne DaltorioCecile M. Springer*Ed and Denise StackCharles and Susette StoneGregory J. Stremp and Carolann YoungMr. and Mrs. Neil E. StrosniderH. Campbell StuckemanJudith* and Steve ThomasMr. and Mrs. Arthur W. TicknorMr. and Mrs. Craig A. TillotsonHugh* and Lucie Van der VeerNaseem WahlahRichard T. and Janice A. WeaverPatricia and Malachy WhalenJosie and Don WileyMr.*(+) and Mrs. L. Stanton WilliamsAnnie WilsonMr.* and Mrs. James L. WinokurBruce M. and Sheryl K. Wolf

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Donald G. WolfkillMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. ZborowskiMr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve

1895 Society$1,895–$2,499Mr. and Mrs. Gary AcinapuraDr. and Mrs. John C. AdkinsMr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew IIIMr.* and Mrs. Jay D. AldridgeMr. and Mrs. James E. AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Andrew AloeAnonymousRichard Armstrong*Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. ArmstrongAlfred and Mary BarbourDr. and Mrs. Neil B. BaumKevin Behanna and Pamela DeRoseBill and Sally Ann BensurNancy Bernstein and Robert SchoenHelen M. Billak* and Paul HenryJohn and Cynthia BlackMr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan Blaxter IIIMr. and Mrs. John Robinson BlockNancy J. BonatiBarbara H. Bott and

Robert L. Jennings, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. BowserJane Hecht BurtonRosella B. BroffDr. and Mrs. William C. ByhamWilliam R. Caroselli and Dusty KirkCynthia Carrow and James R. KyperSally ChildsEdward S. and Jo-Ann M. ChurchillJared* and Maureen CohonLawrence and Judi CollinsSally ColussyRita P. and Aims C. Coney, Jr.Helene Conway-Long and

Thomas B. LongDebbie K. CrosbyMr. and Mrs. John C. CroweLynn* and Ronald DavenportLois N. DavieMr.* and Mrs. Nicholas DeIuliisBetty DickeyMr. and Mrs. J. Christopher DonahueMary Beth Duffy and

Robert H. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Terry L. DunlapMr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. ElliottLori J. C. EwellWilson and Karen FarmerieJohn G. and Jill FerreiraMr. and Mrs. Richard B. FisherRobert M.* and Rebeca R. Frankel

“You have to feed the mind as well as the belly,” says Demetrios (Jim) Patrinos, and he’s a man who should know. Jim is the owner of Pittsburgh’s famous restaurantchain, Primanti Brothers. He bought the Strip District sandwich shop in 1974 whenhe was just 24 years old. Today, there are 12 Primanti’s locations throughout thePittsburgh region and two in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Jim is also the president of his family’s business, Patrinos Painting Company in Bethel Park. Jim’s wife Kathleenvolunteers as a docent for Carnegie Museum of Art, and they support CarnegieMuseums as members of the President’s Society.

“Like a good menu, the museums offer a bit of everything,” says Kathe, “and theykeep Pittsburgh on the cutting edge, enabling it to compete with other major citiesas a visitor destination for museum-goers and culture-seekers. We may be knownfor our dinosaurs, but this city is certainly not a dinosaur.”

“I remember coming to the museums on school field trips when I was a kid,” saysJim. “Back then of course, it was all about the dinosaurs for me. Today, there’s somuch more that keeps me coming back.” He credits his wife Kathe for getting theminvolved with the museums. “Over the years, Kathe’s involvement with the Museumof Art has created a cultural awareness in our home that we didn’t have before. It’seasy to give money, but it’s not easy to give time. She does the hard part, and I dothe easy part.”

Kathe believes that her husband’s Greek heritage contributes to his innate sense ofthe beauty in life. “I do think that being raised Greek and learning about my family’sroots has increased my awareness of ancient civilizations and helped me develop anappreciation for art, sculpture, and architecture,” acknowledges Jim. “In Pittsburgh,the four Carnegie Museums are the closest a lot of people ever get to Greece, Italy, orFrance and all the rich history and beauty they’ve contributed to the world. Throughtheir collections, exhibitions, classes, and events, the museums really educate andenlighten the community.”

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. FrobouckAllison GerberDavid and Donna GersonStephen A. Glickman and Linda ShensaMr. and Mrs. James M. GockleyKenneth and Lillian GoldsmithRita J. GouldMr. and Mrs. Robert W. GrayMr. and Mrs. Morton E. GurrentzWilliam Guttman* and

Kristina RigopulosJoanna E. Haas*Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. HalpernMr.* and Mrs. David G. HammerMr. and Mrs. Robert M. HernandezDavid McL. HillmanKatharine H. HillmanWilliam Talbott HillmanHenry P. Hoffstot, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. HotoppBettyanne and James HuntingtonMr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston IIIBarbara and Don* JonesMilton(+) and Helen D. JusthMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kampmeinert

Virginia KaufmanCynthia E. KernickAnton W. KnausMr. and Mrs. William H. KnoellNatalie KunkelRobert and Susan LaneKaren Liller LarsonGladys S. LeachMr. and Mrs. Christopher LeechEdgar L. LevensonMr. and Mrs. James W. LikenMr. and Mrs. Vincent LocherMr. and Mrs. John F. LockhartR. Gordon and Aleen A. MathewsDenis and Elizabeth McCarthyAnne McCloskeyDr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClureCynthia McCormick and Lois PruittMr. and Mrs. William D. McDonaldBarbara McKennaMr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnightSherman* and Suzanne McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Michael C. McLeanKristen and Kevin* McMahonMr. and Mrs. Nicholas Meddis

Mr. and Mrs. James W. MeighenElizabeth R. MertzJane MeyerDr. and Mrs. Charles Jay MillerCarmen and Jim MooreG. William NagelMr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John B. NewmanMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. PaschallMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr.Lucy and Ian RawsonDr. and Mrs. Richard RayMrs. Cleveland D. Rea(+)Letitia RieckCarol C. and Patrick R. RileyWilliam M. Robinson and

Sharon SemenzaDan* and Bonnie SandmanKathleen Sandoe and Daniel ReadyMr. and Mrs. A. Reed SchroederGerald D. and Lynn A. T. ScottMr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr.Herbert L. Seigle and Robin J. BernsteinMr. and Mrs. Fred I. SharpGayle G. and William H. Simpson

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick SinopoliTerry SmithMr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer IIIMr. and Mrs. Morton F. SteeleEuphemia H. Steffey*Michael and Beverly SteinfeldMr. and Mrs. Peter N. StephansMargaret StoufferHerb and Marty SummerfieldJohn and Elizabeth SurmaMr. and Mrs. Dan SwansonMr. and Mrs. John R. ThorneTimothy Van Fleet and Elizabeth KneppMr. and Mrs. Robert VanceRuth Glesby WagnerJoann E. WalthourBetsy* and Charles WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Irving A. WechslerMr. and Mrs. Helge H. WehmeierRonald W. and Ann L. WertzDr. and Mrs. Robert C. WilburnSarah WilmerMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. WitmerLeatrice and John WolfClaudia C. Zavodnick

RAY AND JONEEN BETLER WITH JOANNA HAAS, HENRY BUHL, JR.,DIRECTOR OF CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER (RIGHT)

“ This is a wonderful asset for families and youth

in our community. Every company whose employees have

children should be supporting Carnegie Science Center.”

Ray Betler

“One of my passions is providing more opportunities foryoung people to appreciate science, math, andengineering,” says Ray Betler, an engineer and presidentof Total Transit Systems of Bombardier Transportation, a world leader in mass transit systems. “Science andengineering are fundamental to our business—and I feela strong connection to the Science Center’s mission toprovide exciting educational opportunities throughhands-on science exhibits and activities. When you visit,you can actually feel the excitement and energy ofchildren while they’re learning.”

Bombardier first became involved with Carnegie ScienceCenter in 1994, when it was still fairly new. Over the years,the more Ray has learned about the Science Center, themore enthusiastic he has become about providing sup-port—through his company, as a member of the Board ofDirectors, and as a donor along with his wife, Joneen.

In November 2005, Bombardier sponsored and Ray andJoneen helped organize Locomotion, the 50th anniversarycelebration of the Miniature Railroad & Village®. Like somany others from western Pennsylvania, Ray cherisheshis memories of visiting the miniature train display as achild in its original home at Buhl Planetarium. He wantschildren today to have the same sense of wonder whenthey visit Carnegie Science Center.

In fact, Ray often reaches out to other companies in thetransportation industry to encourage their support of therailroad display, but he believes strongly that any com-pany in the region can easily make a connection with theScience Center. “This is a wonderful asset for families andyouth in our community,” he says.

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T R U S T E E / B O A R D A N N U A L G I V I N G

Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh extends special gratitude to itsTrustees and Board Members for their commitment, leadership,volunteerism and generous financial support. Below we recog-nize those who provided valuable operating support with giftsto the Annual Sustaining Fund. Support of restricted activitiesof the museums is recognized on later pages of this donor listing.

Jay D. AldridgeMark AloeRichard ArmstrongPeter S. AustinJohn A. BarbourPaul G. Benedum, Jr.Mary M. BergerBenno BerntRaymond T. BetlerHelen M. BillakDoreen E. BoyceRobert P. BozzoneSuzanne W. BroadhurstEliza Smith BrownWilliam E. BrownHoward J. BruschiCharles R. Burke, Jr.JoAnne E. BurleyDavid J. CaliguiriDonald K. CarterJames E. Cashman, IIIOtto H. ChuJared L. CohonAgnes A. CurryJudith M. DavenportLynn DavenportGeorge A. Davidson, Jr.John P. Davis, Jr.Nicholas J. DeIuliisBill R. DeWaltWilliam S. Dietrich IIDeborah D. DoddsRoy G. Dorrance, IIIGeorge F. EichleayMark EvansMichele FabriziSylvia V. FieldsMilton FineEdith H. FisherJames A. FisherLee B. FosterRobert M. FrankelEvan S. FrazierHenry J. GailliotMarcia M. GumbergWilliam L. GuttmanJoseph C. GuyauxJoanna E. HaasDavid G. HammerStephen C. HansenJane Z. HaskellDrue HeinzTeresa HeinzDavid M. HillenbrandHenry L. HillmanHenry P. Hoffstot, Jr.Ivan T. HofmannWilliam E. HuntWilliam Isler

James R. JohnsonDonald H. JonesE. Haakan JonssonGregory B. JordanMarshall P. KatzJane M. KirklandJohn S. LazoBarbara LoganHoward M. LoveFrank J. LucchinoJean H. McCulloughAnn M. McGuinnMartin G. McGuinnJ. Sherman McLaughlinJ. Kevin McMahonAlice MitingerJacqueline C. MorbyKennedy B. NelsonChristine Jack OlsonRalph J. PapaVernon B. Phillips, Jr.Jay ReegDonald M. RobinsonFrank Brooks Robinson, Sr.Dan D. SandmanEleanor SchanoThomas M. SchmidtArthur M. Scully, Jr.Sean SebastianRichard P. SimmonsJuliet Lea H. SimondsTerence E. SmithWilliam P. Snyder IIIR. Damian SofferThomas W. SokolowskiAlexander C. Speyer IIICecile M. SpringerEuphemia H. SteffeyGeorge H. TaberJudith Evans Thomas Jane A. ThompsonRobert M. Thompson, Jr.Hugh G. Van der VeerPeter G. VeederCharles J. Vukotich, Jr.James M. WaltonMilton A. WashingtonBetsy H. WatkinsKonrad M. WeisJoshua C. Whetzel, Jr.Jerry R. WhitakerGreg A. WilkinsonJames A. WilkinsonL. Stanton Williams (+)James L. WinokurMargot Woodwell

“Supporting Carnegie Museums is a quality of life issue,”says attorney Cynthia Kernick. “One of the things thatenhances a life is having beautiful things around us.Through their amazing exhibitions and incredible varietyof programs and events, the four museums play a criticalrole in increasing the enjoyment of life for both childrenand adults.”

A contributor to Carnegie Museums since 1999, Cynthiabelieves that The Andy Warhol Museum is particularlyimportant for raising vital issues that otherwise might notbe addressed. “The Warhol makes us wake up and payattention. Director Tom Sokolowski and his staff do a lot tochallenge Pittsburgh’s staid ways,”she says. “They make usthink about ourselves and consider how we might be better.”

She cites Without Sanctuary, an exhibition of lynchingphotography, as a perfect example of The Warhol’s impor-tance to Pittsburgh. “I was there for the opening,” explainsCynthia. “The gospel choir on the first floor was etheral,but then I felt physically ill viewing the postcards, and Itold Tom. He said, ‘Sit down and listen to the music. You’llfeel better.’” Cynthia says that Tom was right. “It was abrilliant idea to have the choir singing as a way to tran-scend the anguish caused by seeing the postcards. I wentback three more times after that because I felt it was impor-tant to face them.”

While Cynthia is a strong supporter of The Warhol, herpassion for the arts—and, as an attorney, for justice—inspired her to become involved with Carnegie Museum ofArt as well. Several years ago, she provided thousands ofhours of pro bono work to ensure the return of 80,000photographic negatives to famous Pittsburgh Courier pho-tographer Teenie Harris. Afterward, she assisted the Harrisfamily when they transferred Harris’ work to CarnegieMuseum of Art.

“Supporting Carnegie

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Pittsburgh is a

quality of life issue.”

Cynthia E. Kernick

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$25,000 and AboveAnonymousJohn A.* and Lisa A. BarbourPaul G. Benedum, Jr.*Suzy* and Jim BroadhurstRoy* and Susie DorranceEdith H.* and James A.* FisherMr.* and Mrs. Lee B. FosterIrv and Aaronel deRoy GruberMarcia* and Stanley GumbergMrs. Henry J. Heinz II*Teresa Heinz*Mr.* and Mrs. Henry L. HillmanBill* and Janet HuntNell G. JackMr. and Mrs. Peter S. KrausMr.* and Mrs.* Martin G. McGuinnGlen and Diane MeakemMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Nimick, Jr.Christine* and Lute OlsonMr. and Mrs. James L. ParkerMr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. PatrinosJohn G. Rangos, Sr.*William H. Rea*Mr.* and Mrs. Donald M. RobinsonJuliet Lea H. Simonds*Mr. and Mrs.* Harry A. Thompson IIRobert M. Thompson, Jr.*Mr.* and Mrs. James A. WaltonMrs. John F. Walton, Jr.(+)Mr.* and Mrs. Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr.

$10,000–$24,999AnonymousAllen Baum and

Elizabeth Witzke-BaumMr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith IIIRobert* and Irene BozzoneMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr.Otto H. Chu* and Victoria LeeRonald R. and Judith M.* DavenportNorman J. S. DeWindSheila and Milton* FineMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. GrahamMr.* and Mrs. Joseph GuyauxMr.* And Mrs. Torrence M. Hunt, Jr.Karen and Jim* JohnsonJacqui Fiske and John S. Lazo*Wendy MacKenzieJacqueline* and Jeffrey MorbyNancy and Woody OstrowMr. and Mrs. Henry Posner, Jr.Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Brooks RobinsonAmy and Sean* SebastianMr.* and Mrs. Richard P. SimmonsDr. and Mrs. David A. SmithMr.* and Mrs. W. P. Snyder IIIMr.* and Mrs. R. Damian SofferMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. TaylorPete* and Sybil VeederMr. and Mrs. R. John Wean III

Konrad* and Gisela WeisMr.(+)* and Mrs. L. Stanton WilliamsMargot* and Bill WoodwellRonald Zdrojkowski and

Mary Ann Colbaugh S.J. Zoerb

$5,000–$9,999Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. ArmstrongMinnette BickelElizabeth Hurtt BransonChuck and Jill BrodbeckHoward* and Marilyn BruschiBernita BuncherMr. and Mrs. Carl CampbellGerald Chait and Barbara Richey

Chait*Robert E. CrawfordMary and John* DavisJack and Joan DiederichWilliam S. Dietrich II*James K. DonnellMr.* and Mrs. George F. EichleayMr. and Mrs. Curt P. EllenbergMr. and Mrs. Timothy O. FisherRobert M.* and Rebeca R. FrankelMr.* and Mrs. Henry J. GailliotMr. and Mrs. Ira H. GordonGeorge and Jane GreerJean and Bill HauberMr.* and Mrs. David M. HillenbrandEleanor HurttGreg* and Ellen JordanMr.* and Mrs. Marshall P. KatzHelen W. LangMr. and Mrs. Kurt LimbachMr.* and Mrs. Howard M. LoveMr. and Mrs. J. Donald McKinneySherman* and Suzanne McLaughlinMr.* and Mrs. Richard P. MellonSam and Anita MichaelsNancy and Albert C. MuseMrs. David B. Oliver IIMr. and Mrs. I. Hale OliverEvelyn B. PearsonLeo M. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Edward V. Randall, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. SchurmanMr. and Mrs. Evan J. SegalWallace W. and Patricia O. SmithWilliam B. SpenceCecile M. Springer*Judith* and Steve ThomasHugh* and Lucie Van der VeerMilton* and Nancy WashinigtonRichard L. WeismanJerry* and Mary WhitakerJim* and Susanne WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Richard Zahren

Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh expresses deep appreciation for the generoussupport of its 24,000 donors and members. Special recognition is given to thefollowing who made contributions of $400 or more in 2005.

2005 TOTAL GIVING

$2,500–$4,999Mr. and Mrs. Goerdt K. AbelMr. and Mrs. James R. AgrasMr. and Mrs. James E. AlexanderMr.* and Mrs. Mark A. AloePenny AlpernRobert W. AmoreAnonymousBonnie B. AntonRichard Armstrong*Joan and Les BeckerMary Murtland Berger*Carol and Myles BerkmanMr.* and Mrs. Benno A. BerntRay* and Joneen BetlerHelen M. Billak* and Paul HenryMr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan Blaxter IIIMr. and Mrs. John Robinson BlockMr.(+) and Mrs. William Block, Sr.Rachel Kirk BoboNadine E. BognarMr. and Mrs. Bruno BonacchiWilliam Boyd, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. BridgesEliza Smith Brown* and

William J. BrownCharles R. Burke, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. CarlinCarol CaroselliMr. and Mrs. Christopher B. CarsonBea and Don* CarterMarion W. CohenJared L.* and Maureen CohonJanice and Jim ColkerHelene Conway-Long and

Thomas B. LongMr. and Mrs. William W. CooleyMr. and Mrs. David M. CurryMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Danforth, Sr.Lynn* and Ronald DavenportGeorge* and Ada DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dell, Jr.Billie R. DeWalt*Deborah G. DickDeborah D. Dodds*Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher DonahueMr. and Mrs. John F. DonahueMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Peter C. DozziLowrie C. EbbertMr. and Mrs. Steven G. ElliottMr. and Mrs. John J. EvankoMark* and Jenifer EvansLori J. C. EwellRobert and Kim FanelliMr. and Mrs. Richard L. FischerLilian H. FisherMr. and Mrs. Donald D. FunnellRuth and Myron GarfunkelDr. and Mrs. David M. GarzarelliWilliam H. Genge(+)

Margaret Good and Thomas Von Lehman

Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr.Nancy GriswoldWilliam Guttman* and

Kristina RigopulosMr. and Mrs. Henry E. Haller, Jr.Marjorie HallerMr. and Mrs. Irving J. HalpernJane Z. Haskell*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard, Jr.David McL. HillmanMr.* and Mrs. Ivan T. HofmannJohn and Chris HortyMrs. David B. HughesDr. and Mrs. F. G. HuriteMr. and Mrs. James E. JohnsMr. and Mrs. William D. Johnston IIIKevin R. JonesMary Ellen and Cecil JonesMr. and Mrs. Daniel G. KaminMr. and Mrs. Marvin KaminMr. and Mrs. William E. KasslingMichael Leon Kazar and

Rebecca FosterMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. KeenCynthia E. KernickKeith and Jane* KirklandMr. and Mrs. R. Drew KistlerBruce and Cynthia KlassenJanet and Karl KriegerEdwin Langue and

Rita Perlow LangueMr. and Mrs. Christopher LeechMr. and Mrs. James W. LikenEdward L. and Karen LinderDr. and Mrs. Elmer R. LippRonald and JoAnn LivingstonEdward D. LoughneyJeffrey LynnMr. and Mrs. Gordon G. MacVeanJames and Barbara MannerMr. and Mrs. John C. Marous, Jr.Mr. and Ms. Craig A. MarshallSara MarshallSusan and Christopher MartinW. D. and Trisha MayoGrant and Audrey McCargoMr. and Mrs.* C. Hax McCullough, Jr.Margaret McGowanMr. and Mrs. James C. MichelDr. and Mrs. Charles Jay MillerJanet and Donald I. MoritzMr. and Mrs. Gerd D. MuellerRonna and Joshua NaginMr. and Mrs.* B. Gordon NelsonNoel M. NewellMr. and Mrs. John B. NewmanPatricia K. NicholsMr. and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick, Jr.Robert W. OffNancy and Paul O’Neill

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Joseph S. Pajer*Ralph J.* and Ruth Anne PapaMr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce, Jr.Lila Penchansky and Daniel RussellWilliam D. PettitMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr.John E. QuinnBarbara RackoffMr. and Mrs. William H. RackoffLucy and Ian RawsonJay Reeg*Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. RobertsMr. and Mrs. John A. Robertshaw, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. RooneyLouisa RosenthalMr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. RuffnerTreasure and Bruce D. SachnoffJennifer and Karl SalatkaRobert D. Sansom and

Edith L. EligatorVirginia SchatzMr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. K. George SchoeppnerMartha Lou SchoveArthur C. SchwotzerMr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr.Herbert L. Seigle and Robin J. Bernstein

David S. ShapiraSarah and Bruce ShireyTerry Smith*Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith SmithMr. and Mrs. Joseph SofferThomas W. Sokolowski*Vincent A. Sonson and

Dianne DaltorioMr.* and Mrs. Alexander C. Speyer IIIEd and Denise StackMr. and Mrs. A. James StarrEuphemia H. Steffey*Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Stewart, Jr.Charles and Susette StoneGregory J. Stremp and Carolann YoungMr. and Mrs. Neil E. StrosniderH. Campbell StuckemanMr. and Mrs. Friedrich TeroerdeMr. and Mrs. Arthur W. TicknorMr. and Mrs. Craig A. TillotsonNaseem WahlahRichard T. and Janice A. WeaverMr. and Mrs. Irving A. WechslerPatricia and Malachy WhalenJosie and Don WileyAnnie WilsonMr.* and Mrs. James L. Winokur

Bruce M. and Sheryl K. WolfDonald G. WolfkillMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. ZborowskiMr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Zeve

$1,895–$2,499Mr. and Mrs. Gary AcinapuraDr. and Mrs. John C. AdkinsMr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew IIIMr.* and Mrs. Jay D. AldridgeMr. and Mrs. Andrew AloeAlfred and Mary BarbourMr. and Mrs. Richard J. BarrettBarbara L. BarryDr. and Mrs. Neil B. BaumKevin Behanna and Pamela DeRoseBill and Sally Ann BensurJohn and Cynthia BlackNancy J. BonatiBarbara H. Bott and

Robert L. Jennings, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. BowserMr. and Mrs. T. William BoxxRosella B. BroffPamela Z. BryanJane Hecht Burton

Dr. and Mrs. William C. ByhamBernadette CalleryWilliam R. Caroselli and Dusty KirkCynthia Carrow and James R. KyperSally ChildsEdward S. and Jo-Ann M. ChurchillLawrence and Judi CollinsSally ColussyRita P. and Aims C. Coney, Jr.Helene Conway-Long and

Thomas B. LongDebbie K. CrosbyMr. and Mrs. John C. CroweLois N. DavieMr.* and Mrs. Nicholas DeIuliisDr. and Mrs. Herbert S. DiamondBetty DickeyMary Beth Duffy and

Robert H. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Terry L. DunlapMr. and Mrs. John W. Eichleay, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. ElliottWilson and Karen FarmerieDaniel M. FawcettJohn G. and Jill FerreiraMr. and Mrs. Richard B. FisherMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Frobouck

“There are lots of surprises awaiting visitors to Pittsburgh,and the four Carnegie Museums are a great example,” saysAnna Doering. “People still have preconceived ideas aboutthis city, and institutions like The Warhol have put Pitts-burgh on the map in an exciting way. The museums aredefinitely a “destination” for residents and visitors alike.”

In fact, the museums and the cultural, educational, andentertainment opportunities they provide were one ofthe factors that helped Anna and her husband KevinCrawford make the decision to move to Pittsburgh fromPhiladelphia in 1998 when Anna was offered a job atChatham College where she is now the vice president forDevelopment and Alumnae Affairs. Kevin is a softwarearchitect at the University of Pittsburgh.

They began their relationship with the museums soonafter arriving in Pittsburgh because of the value of thefamily membership. It’s particularly important with twochildren, Sean (10) and Zoe (9 months). “The CarnegieMuseums’ family membership provides one-stop enter-tainment shopping,” says Kevin. “There is so muchvariety among the four museums.”

“No matter which museum we choose to visit, we canalways do something as a family, and that’s really impor-tant,” adds Anna. Recently, Anna and Kevin increasedtheir support to the museums, “It was an easy decision tomake,” they say, “because we get back so much morethan we give.”

“No matter which museum we choose to visit, we can always

do something as a family, and that’s really important.”

Anna Doering

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Allison GerberDavid and Donna GersonStephen A. Glickman and

Linda ShensaMr. and Mrs. James M. GockleyKenneth and Lillian GoldsmithRita J. GouldMr. and Mrs. Robert W. GrayMr. and Mrs. Morton E. GurrentzJoanna E. Haas*Mr.* and Mrs. David G. HammerMr. and Mrs. Robert M. HernandezKatharine H. HillmanWilliam Talbott HillmanHenry P. Hoffstot, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. HotoppBettyanne and James HuntingtonBarbara and Don* JonesMr.(+) and Mrs. Milton JusthJose and Mariam JuvesMr. and Mrs. Robert W. KampmeinertVirginia KaufmanLarry KeisterAnton W. KnausMr. and Mrs. William H. KnoellNatalie KunkelRobert and Susan LaneG. Christian LantzschKaren Liller LarsonGladys S. LeachEdgar L. LevensonMr. and Mrs. Vincent LocherMr. and Mrs. John F. LockhartMark and Catherine Loevner

and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Eugene F. MaloneyR. Gordon and Aleen A. MathewsDenis and Elizabeth McCarthyAnne McCloskeyDr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. McClureCynthia McCormick and Lois PruittMr. and Mrs. William D. McDonaldBarbara McKennaMr. and Mrs. Stephen H. McKnightMr. and Mrs. Michael C. McLeanKristen and Kevin* McMahonMr. and Mrs. Nicholas MeddisMr. and Mrs. James W. MeighenElizabeth R. MertzJane MeyerCarmen and Jim MooreG. William NagelMr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. PaschallDr. and Mrs. Richard RayMrs. Cleveland D. Rea(+)Letitia RieckCarol C. and Patrick R. RileyWilliam M. Robinson and

Sharon SemenzaMr. and Mrs. William F. RoemerDan* and Bonnie SandmanNancy Bernstein and Robert SchoenEsther SchreiberMr. and Mrs. A. Reed SchroederGerald D. and Lynn A. T. ScottMr. and Mrs. Fred I. SharpGayle G. and William H. SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Patrick SinopoliWilliam and Marguerite StandishMr. and Mrs. Morton F. SteeleMichael and Beverly Steinfeld

Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. StephansMargaret StoufferHerb and Marty SummerfieldJohn and Elizabeth SurmaMr. and Mrs. Dan SwansonMr. and Mrs. John R. ThorneJamee and Thomas ToddTimothy Van Fleet and Elizabeth KneppMr. and Mrs. Robert VanceRuth Glesby WagnerJoann E. WalthourBetsy* and Charles WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Helge H. WehmeierMichael and Gerri WeissRonald W. and Ann L. WertzBarbara L. WiddoesDr. and Mrs. Robert C. WilburnSarah WilmerMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. WitmerLeatrice and John WolfClaudia C. Zavodnick

$1,000–$1,894Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Aaron IIMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. AcerBarbara and Alan AckermanPauline and John Aguilar-HeidekatJoan and Edward A. AielloThe Aivaliotis FamilyJohn P. AloeBruce AmshelLinda Argote and Dennis EppleMrs. Clyde W. ArmstrongMr.* and Mrs. Peter S. AustinRuth Z. and James B. BachmanDavid Barnard and Akiko HashimotoKaren and Richard BarringerMr. and Mrs. Stuart BeckermanMr. and Mrs. James BedorthaMr. and Mrs. Samuel M. BellMr. and Mrs. Henry A. BentMr. and Mrs. Sam A. BerkovitzAmy and Michael BernsteinMr. and Mrs. Charles J. BillerbeckMr. and Mrs. Victor Biondo, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. BlackDavid J. Blair and

Marianne Bokan-BlairMr. and Mrs. Gerald BlaneyMr. and Mrs. Samuel S. BlaufeldMr. and Mrs. James BouwkampMr. and Mrs. Byron BowmanMr. and Mrs. William A. BoydMr. and Mrs. Gary R. BrandenbergerJennifer Brodt and Kevin LynchMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BrooksCarol R. BrownMr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh L. BrownMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. BrownMr. and Mrs. Roger S. Brown, Jr.Dr.* and Mrs. William E. BrownJohn and Nancy BrownellMr. and Mrs. David A. BrownleeDr. and Mrs. Adam BrufskyCharles E. Bunch and FamilyAlbert H. Burchfield IIIDr. and Mrs. Glenn A. ButerbaughMr. and Mrs. Virdyn CaldwellLillian S. CarpenterHelen Hanna CaseyMr.* and Mrs. James E. Cashman IIICatharine and John Cathey

Jarvis and Kathleen CecilDr. and Mrs. Paul J. ChangMrs. Geri ChichillaDr. and Mrs. Russell ChristoforettiMark H. Christy and Janet M. FrissoraMr. and Mrs. Ronald ChutzMr. and Mrs. R. Joel CoslovMr. and Mrs. Charles L. CostLawrence Crochier and Jennifer RobertsBruce CrockerMargaret S. CyertLu and Sylvester DamianosSonja F. DeGrayMr. and Mrs. James C. DiggsJames N. Dill, Jr.Elizabeth DillonC. W. Donohue and

Cynthia L. PenningtonJames H. DugganPatricia Eagon and James StaffordJean EberlyMr. and Mrs. Frederick N. EglerDr. and Mrs. David E. EiblingMr. and Mrs. Louis EmanuelPaula Evans and David HenricksonMichele Fabrizi*Ethel B. FeldmanMr. and Mrs. Adrian R. FentonMarvin C. FieldsMr. and Mrs. James FlaniganJoel, Heather, Cameron, and Garrett

FlayerKimberly and Curtis FlemingJohn T. and Sally FownesRuth FrankReginald Frezzell and

Dana Keys-FrezzellSue Friedberg and Dean E. KrossMr. and Mrs. Gerald F. GalidaJacqueline Pringle GendellDavid and Anne GenterOlive GilliandRobert and Megan GlimcherLinda and Edward GoldstonMr. and Mrs. Nathan L. GoodnowMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. GothieLaurie GrahamKathleen J. GrantJuliette D. GrauerMark and Janet GreathouseMr. and Mrs. Tom GriffinMr. and Mrs. George V. Grune, Jr.Agnes Gund and Daniel ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Gerald J. GustasGeorge GuzikCarol M. HammerMr.* and Mrs. Stephen C. HansenEleanor G. and C. G. HeasleyMr. and Mrs. Richard K. HellerMrs. J. Hart HeywardElysabeth C. B. and James Higgins Jean R. and James C. HigginsDr. and Mrs. Ralph L. HillMr. and Mrs. Ronald R. HoffmanWilliam V. HoughLawrence C. and Elizabeth F. HowardDr. and Mrs. Robert H. HowlandMr. and Mrs. Terence V. HuntCynthia IngramJeffrey and Anne IngrosMr. and Mrs. Richard A. JacobsMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jamison, Jr.

Diana and Peter JannettaBeverly A. JaramilloMr. and Mrs. J. Alan JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Robert KanieckiJoan M. KaplanJoe and Susan KarasThomas Karet and

Laura Shapira KaretKathleen KavanaghNatalie and Brendan KelleyMr. and Mrs. George F. KeselEllen and Jack KesslerMr. and Mrs. James D. KingsleyMr. and Mrs. William H. KnoellMarilyn KochMr. and Mrs. Donald C. KorbDon and Kim KramerDr. and Mrs. Douglas KressMr. and Mrs. Fred S. Kummer IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert LadleyMargaret H. LallySally LevinJon and Tracy LevyMary A. LewisPhilip and Leslie LiebscherJudith K. LinaburgDorothy Taylor and John R. LindnerThomas C. and Gail V. LitwilerMarie L. LoebigMr. and Mrs. Steven LoevnerBarbara F. LoweDr. and Mrs. Zhexi LuoDr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malley, Jr.Tammy and Richard C. Manko, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. MarsRyan B. MartinGarth E. MassingillAlthea McCalmontMr. and Mrs. Tim McCarthyTron McConnellJerry and Andrea Katz McCutcheonMary A. McDonoughSusan K. McGivernJohn McSorley IIIBarbara Sachnoff MendlowitzMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. MessmerAlma H. and Ralph S. MichaelCandice and Robert MillMr. and Mrs. M. Lee MinterMr. and Mrs. Edison MontgomeryRobert and Alice MooreElaine W. MorrisMr. and Mrs.* Thomas J. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Michael R. MurrayMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Muse, Jr.Karen C. MuseJerome R. NassarPasquale Navarro and Daryl HutsonDr. and Mrs. Louis D. NichaminMr. and Mrs. Kevin NighMr. and Mrs. John L. S. NorthropH. Ward and Shirley OlanderJohn K. Orndorff, Jr.Devayani and Indra PanditMarcy M. and Jim D. PearsonRonald V. and Donna PellegriniDiane and Alan PererRuth and Leonard P. PerfidoMr. and Mrs. Charles S. PerlowMark PerrottWilliam A. Perry


Married in their eighties andnow in their nineties, Jimand Bege Alexander areboth long-time supportersof Pittsburgh, the arts, andCarnegie Museums.

“In the days when Pittsburghwas producing steel, it wasthe most vibrant city in thecountry,” says Jim. “Thestreet lights were on all daybecause of the smog, butthe city was alive! Every-thing was happening here,and Carnegie Museums wasa part of that vibrancy.”

“I remember years ago going tothe Museum of Art for a Picassoshow,” adds Bege. “The person who took me said, ‘You may not like everything yousee, but find one painting you like and enjoy it.’ That was good advice, and itlaunched my interest in contemporary art.”

Jim is a retired Managing Editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. A native of Florida,Bege is a painter and a sculptor, and has been a member of the Museum of Art’sWomen’s Committee since 1957. She is also the widow of John T. Galey, a formerCarnegie Institute trustee. The Galey Geology Program Series at Carnegie Museumof Natural History’s Powdermill Nature Reserve was funded in John’s honor by thebequest of Margaret Galey, Bege’s daughter.

“It’s absolutely necessary to support this cultural treasure,” says Bege. “The museumshave been an important part of my life for more than 50 years and they should befor others too.”

“The museums are ever growing with new ideas to show, explore, or teach,” Jimadds. “Art, science, beauty, imagination—all the things that enrich life—wouldn’tbe available if not for an institution like Carnegie Museums.”

The Alexanders regularly attend museum events and are members of the CorniceSociety. In addition to Bege’s bequests to Carnegie Museum of Art and PowdermillNature Reserve, the couple donated a beautiful Nakashima table to CarnegieMuseum of Art through a series of gifts of undivided fractional interests.

Marianne and Ronald PonistMalcolm and Barbara PrineMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. ReadingDiana L. ReedJoyce and Paul RenneNeil Resnick and Susan GreenspanThe Rhing-Moser FamilyMr. and Mrs. James H. RichRoy and Virginia RiehlMr. and Mrs. Robert W. RiordanMark Roberts and Lisa Teot Stephen G. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. James C. RoddeyRobert N. and Marina RodiElaine RosecransBryan and Marie RoutledgeKathleen Ryan and James ElsonKathleen Sandoe and Daniel ReadyMr. and Mrs. Glen M. SanduskySusan Santa Cruz and Arthur StroydJane D. and John D. SargentMr. and Mrs. Robert SauersMr. and Mrs. George E. Saxon, Jr.Virginia ScarlettJohn and Eleanor Schano* FeeneyMr.* and Mrs. Thomas M. SchmidtAnna M. SchnurAlden H. J. SectorMr. and Mrs. William C. SeibertRichard Shannon and

Barbara ClarkDorothy B. SheahanDylan T. SimondsHenry J. SimondsTalbott L. SimondsSusan and Jeffrey SiskJohn W. SkooglundDr. and Mrs. Timothy J. SluserSusan H. and Philip E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Robert H. SmithAlice R. SnyderMr. and Mrs. W. H. SnyderMr. and Mrs. William I. SnyderNorma SobelDr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stacy, Jr.Stanley M. SteinSuzanne SteitzDaniel P. and Colleen C. StephansMr. and Mrs. Fred A. StewardDr. and Mrs. Andrew F. StewartMr. and Mrs. Walter StoeckleinWalter and Cynthia StorkusMr. and Mrs. Harold H. StroebelMr. and Mrs. Russell C. Swank IIIKevin and Danielle SweeneyMatthew J. Teplitz and

Sue M. ChallinorMr. and Mrs. Kenneth ThomasMr. and Mrs. Michael B. ThomasDr. and Mrs. Ronald L. ThomasKenneth S. Thompson and

Andrea R. FoxMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr.William E. Trueheart and

Carol A. WordMr. and Mrs. John UnkovicSerena VanBuskirkPaul and Sherri Von SteinRobert and Elinor WagnerBarbara WalbridgeMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. WalshMichael Weinberg

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JIM AND BEGE ALEXANDER WITH RICHARDARMSTRONG, THE HENRY J. HEINZ II DIRECTOROF CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART (RIGHT)

“Art, science, beauty,

imagination—all the

things that enrich life —

wouldn’t be available if

not for an institution like

Carnegie Museums.”

Jim Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. WeissmanMr. and Mrs. James Whitcomb, Jr.G.A. Wilkinson*Mr. and Mrs. David R. WilliamsFlorence L. WilliamsRobert and Teresa WilliamsJeffry WilliamsonMr. and Mrs. Robert J. WintersMr. and Mrs. Charles WiseJ. Andrew Wolfinger and Jennifer OmanBrian and Renee WorstMr. and Mrs. Henry YoccoMr. and Mrs. Steven ZawackyDr. and Mrs. Michael Zorch

$500–$999Denise AbbottGary and Grace AbbsMr. and Mrs. Pritam M. AdvaniRavi and Mary AlagarDr. and Mrs. Yves AlarieMr. and Mrs. Santi AlbaneseJudith Albert and Anthony FiorilloMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. AllenMadalon AmentaMr. and Mrs. Charlton H. AmesMr. and Mrs. Michael G. AndersonWill and Lisa AndersonLibby AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. AngermanAnonymousDr. and Mrs. Paul AntalikBarbara and Angelo ArmentiMr. and Mrs. John A. ArmstrongLaura and George ArnoldAdel Assaad and Patricia H. Pavlus

The Athey FamilyMary K. Austin and Ron ShapiroRobert AverellAlan and Elaine AxelsonCheryl and Dan BagleyCarole BaileyElizabeth BaileyEsther L. BarazzoneAlfred R. BarbourSuzanne L. BarleyThe Barnes-Imbrie FamilyDr. and Mrs. Daniel J. BarnicleEdward and Margaret BastowMr. and Mrs. Brayton BatsonVitasta Bazaz and Sheen SehgalAnnette and Robert L. BeckerDr. and Mrs. Walter BehJ. Roger and Vera BeidlerColeman and Jeanne BenedictC. Richard and Margaret BennettMr. and Mrs. H. James BennettTilden BennettRick and Jill BerardiHoward S. BergerMichael and Sherle BergerRobert E. Best, Jr.Ronald and Emily BianchiniMr. and Mrs. Charles M. BlackwoodTodd and Helene BlodgettEva T. BlumLenore and Manuel BlumJames and Laurie BlyRuth A. BobulaMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. BonnerMr. and Mrs. Carl BorntraegerDoreen E. Boyce*Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Boyle, Jr.

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“The museums have so much

to offer. In a single afternoon,

you can get a wide range

of experiences. You can learn

about natural history, or art,

and you can see how things

really work. The perfect sequel

to the movie Jurassic Park is to

come to the Museum of Natural

History and discover that what

you’ve just seen is real.”

Mark Hastie

MARK HASTIE

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyle, Sr.E. Michael and Susan L. BoyleMr. and Mrs. Mark A. BradoMr. and Mrs. John J. BradyMatthew and Leslie BraksickMr. and Mrs. Robert C. BrandegeeLillian M. BrandimartiCarolyn BranthooverBruce and Kathleen BrennanDr. and Mrs. Charles BrindisCharles T. BrittonGail L. BronsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas BrungerMr. and Mrs. Jim BucciDr. and Mrs. Gibson P. BuchananJohn and Ann BuckmanGladys BursteinGary V. CaccianiMargaret A. CannellDr. and Mrs. Robert CaprettoMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. CaputoMr. and Mrs. Frank A. CardielloBarbara J. Carpenter and

Michael D. MillerBrad and Linda CarpenterRuth M. CaseyStephen and Helen CaseyMr. and Mrs. Paul B. Caton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Randy CelloneMr. and Mrs. Jon D. Chalfant-WalkerBruce H. and Kate ChappellGeorge and Miya ChildsMargaret ChildsFrank and Carole CiaioAnthony T. CicchionSusan ClancyMr. and Mrs. Homer N. Clark III

Joshua and Betsy ClarkCharles C. Cohen and

Michele McKenneyClaire M. CohenMr. and Mrs. Frederick H. ColenMr. and Mrs. J. P. ColletTim CondronGarry Conklin and Sheryl LinckMr. and Mrs. Jonathan ConleyMr. and Mrs. John E. CookMr. and Mrs. James H. Cosman, Sr.Candace and John CraigMolly and Thomas CrooksMr. and Mrs. Richard K. CutrellMr. and Mrs. Arthur D. DamickStephanie Dangel and Tom ReiterDr. and Mrs. James A. D’AntonioMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. D’AppoloniaMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. DarcangeloMr. and Mrs. Gerald L. DavisJoan C. DavisSally Ann DavorenMr. and Mrs. Hays J. DawsonMr. and Mrs. Morton DeBroffWilliam and Debra DemchakMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. DenneyEdward and Valerie DePersisMarie DeSimoneJoan H. Dessloch and Heidi KafkaDon and Mairi DeweyRobert J. DiBella and Carol SavageJohn Dingess and

Kim Donaldson-DingessBert and Gabrielle DinmanMichael K. DishartSherrie and Wayne D’LossDr. and Mrs. Donald Doherty



When it comes to dinosaurs, Mark Hastie continues to see them through the eyes ofa child. “When I was a kid, we didn’t watch a lot of television and we certainly didn’thave exposure to the Internet. A trip to Carnegie Museum of Natural History was ahuge thing. I loved the dinosaurs so much that my parents started buying me all kindsof dinosaur books and toys. Eventually, I passed those toys on to my son, who hasthe same fascination with dinosaurs that I did.”

Today, Mark is able to give his employees a chance to share the museum experienceswith their own children. He and his brother Matt are co-owners of Gullifty’s Restaurant,and corporate members of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, which, among otherthings, allows their employees to visit all four museums at a two-for-one admissionprice. “They really appreciate it,” says Mark, “especially the ones with kids.”

Mark originally joined Carnegie Museums because he realized how often his ownfamily was going to the museums and how much they enjoyed their visits. “Themuseums have so much to offer. In a single afternoon, you can get a wide range ofexperiences. You can learn about natural history, or art, and you can see how thingsreally work. The perfect sequel to the movie Jurassic Park is to come to the Museumof Natural History and discover that what you’ve just seen is real.”

Mark plans to continue supporting Carnegie Museums through his corporate member-ship because of what it offers his family and because he believes the museums helpmake Pittsburgh a destination city. “When it comes to ‘first day’ attractions, I don’tthink there are many cities that rival ours. We’ve got the symphony, professional sports,concerts, and world-class culture. The museums give us international recognition.This is the first place I bring my out-of-town guests.”

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. DonaldsonGeorgeanne and Francis DonovanMr. and Mrs. John W. Douglas, Jr.Anthony V. DralleRebecca J. DuffyMarian F. DullMr. and Mrs. Mark W. DuMarsRobert and Mary Ann DurbinMr.* and Mrs. Charles A. DuritsaDr. and Mrs. Kenneth DzialowskiMr. and Mrs. Todd EckertC. Edelmann and E. TeepleScott and Kathleen EdmundsonJames M. and Constance H. EganMary Ehrlinger-DemmlerGretchen and Christopher ElkusMrs. A. Ralph EllisThe Engle FamilyJane EpstineThe Erb FamilyDr. and Mrs. Robert J. FaddenMr. and Mrs. Danforth Page FalesScott FarabaughStanley Ference and Kim RobertsMr. and Mrs. James M. Ferguson IIIDr. and Mrs. Lawrence FerlanJanet K. FerrellMr. and Mrs. Michael E. Fetsko IIIDr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. FinderDavid N. Finegold and Judy EsmanLilah H. FisherLinda C. FisherNina B. FisherPaul and Joanna FittingMr. and Mrs. Thomas T. FlanneryLeslie A. and Hans G. FleischnerRuth and Charles H. Fletcher

Peter N. FlocosHenry C. Flood, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. FordDan and Theresa ForlastroNancy and James FosterMr. and Mrs. Robert E. FosterDouglas J. Fox and Connie FedaMr. and Mrs. Kenneth FoxHarriet and Kenneth FranklinEvan* and Holly FrazierMr. and Mrs. Wendell G. FreelandPaul and Kathy FreemanMr. and Mrs. Edward FriedmanMr. and Mrs. Edwin H. FritzDina and Jerry FulmerJames and Sherree FunkDr. and Mrs. J. William FutrellOrlando F. Gabriele and

Denise T. KalinowskiDonna M. GalmMr. and Mrs. Randolph D. GalmMr. and Mrs. John R. GardnerMr. and Mrs. Paul W. Garrett, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. William S. Garrett, Jr.Philip and Beth GasiewiczMr. and Mrs. Grady J. GasparJeff GasparikPete GeisslerJoanne and Geoffrey GibsonMr. and Mrs. John E. GilmourLawrence L. Gipson and

Lenka BradenJohn and M. Lisa GismondiMrs. Raymond W. GoldblumScott and Kathleen GoldmanRichard Gongloff and Susan WoodMr. and Mrs. Luis Granes

Mary and Richard GrantMr. and Mrs. Richard E. GrayPeter M. GrondziowskiVirginia Humphrey GrosscupMr. and Mrs. Richard GrothMr. and Mrs. Alan R. GuttmanMarta HabermannDr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. HaddadLinda HaddadKathleen M. Haefner and

Lisha CambriaDavid K. HairstonMia HallettDr. and Mrs. Fred Harchelroad, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. HarperNeil and Janice HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Brian K. HartDr. and Mrs. Volker H. HartkopfWilliam M. HawthorneF. Richard Heath and Cindy HarrisDaniel HeitWendy and Daniel HerchenroetherMr. and Mrs. George H.

HerchenroetherDr. and Mrs. Lee M. HershensonMr. and Mrs. Charles HerzingRachel Hess and John KoutroubaMr. and Mrs. Kevin D. HilesMr. and Mrs. Ralph A. HillerHelen and Daniel HoeyDr. and Mrs. Marc HoffmanR. Donald HoffmanJerry and Cindy HogueMr. and Mrs. James G. HollandSally and James A. HollisterGeorgia and James Holmberg

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Francine MiltenbergerMr. and Mrs. Paul M. KingPaul and Diane KiproffSarah KitchenMr. and Mrs. Bernard KleimanPeggy C. KnottGeorge C. Koch and

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Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. LewisMr. and Mrs. Philip J. LichtenfelsDr. and Mrs. Paul LieberL. Douglas and Michele LioonMr. and Mrs. H. Lewis LobdellMr. and Mrs. James J. LombardiDr. and Mrs. Richard A. LongMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. LottDr. and Mrs. L. Dade LunsfordThomas W. LustigDr. and Mrs. James H. MacDougallMr. and Mrs. David E. MahlstedtLouise and Michael P. MalakoffKathleen Mandera and Pamela PhelanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. MarinoMr. and Mrs. Sheldon MarstineMyrna and Mark MasonMr. and Mrs. Timothy MasonCynthia MassarelliMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Massaro, Jr.Charlie Masterson and Carolyn EllisMary Jo Matthews and

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“Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is one of the mostimportant cultural institutions in the city, and it givesPittsburgh a broader appeal,” says Jacqui Morby. “TheCarnegie International and The Andy Warhol Museumattract a lot of visitors from outside the Pittsburghregion, including many international visitors. Warhol’swork in particular strikes a chord with foreigners.”

Contemporary art such as Warhol’s has appealed toJacqui and her husband Jeff for many years, so whenthe couple moved to Pittsburgh from the West Coast18 years ago, it seemed only natural for them to getinvolved with Carnegie Museums. Currently, Jacqui is amember of the Board of The Andy Warhol Museum. Shefinds Warhol fascinating because he was a forerunnerto what is happening in the contemporary art world.

“Warhol was so prolific and versatile through all medi-ums—film, silkscreen, photography—much like themulti-media artists today. And his popularity in the

“Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is

one of the most important cultural

institutions in the city, and it gives

Pittsburgh a broader appeal.”

Jacqueline Morby

world has grown immensely since the opening of TheWarhol,” she says. “You can see it in the prices his piecesare getting—they’re skyrocketing.”

On a recent art trip to Dallas, Ft. Worth, St. Louis, andMinneapolis, the Morbys were impressed by the numberof Warhol works they encountered. “It was unbelievablehow many Warhols we saw. Every one of the six or sevenmuseum we went into had Warhols prominently dis-played, including some I had never seen before,” saysJacqui.

The Morby’s personal art collection includes abstractpaintings and works on paper, starting with theAmerican abstract artists of the ‘30s known as the ParkStreet Cubists. “I look for beauty in abstract art—in itscomposition, its color, and its interesting textures.Whether it’s a Rauschenberg or a more contemporaryartist, my idea of beauty has changed through lookingat contemporary art.”

Thomas J. McClainBill and Mary McCormickLibby McCulloughMr. and Mrs. James H. McElwainA. Elizabeth McGearyMr. and Mrs. William D. McIlroyMrs. Donald R. McLennan, Jr.Patrick and Donna McNamaraTim McVayDavid and Gretchen MedichMr. and Mrs. Armour N. MellonMr. and Mrs. Seward P. MellonBenjamin Merrill and Alice F. RockeMr. and Mrs. George E. MezeyMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. MichaelDeborah and Douglas T. MillarMark C. Miller and

Deborah RobinsonMary Elizabeth MillerAndrea and Jack MillsteinDr. and Mrs. Samuel C. MinesDr. and Mrs. D.Wesley Minteer, Jr.Tom and Joan MitchellLawrence E. Mock, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.Moellenberg, Jr.

Carolyn and Paul MolingowskiCharles and Renee MooreJane MoravitzAmy and Ira MorganChristine L. MorrisMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MorrisConstance and Bruce MorrisonMarcia and Thomas MortonMr. and Mrs. Paul E. MosesCynthia K. MositesDr. and Mrs. Robert R. MuderMr. and Mrs. Alan MuellerMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Mulholland IIIMr. and Mrs. Peter B. MulloneyJames and Jennifer MuseJames C. Myford and Donna GlennChuck MyronMr. and Mrs. David P. MyronDaniel and Rise NaginTracy Nagle and Mark WhalenMrs. Ned J. NaklesNancy A. and Donald Naragon

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George WhitmerDr. and Mrs. Edward M. SorrMr. and Mrs. Paul L. SoskeDean and Suzanne SpahrBeverly SpeicherMr. and Mrs. Holly W. Sphar, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alan SpiesMr. and Mrs. Louis A. SteinerDebra Stember and Pete WebsterMr. and Mrs. Peter H. StephaichSherwood B. StephensDr. and Mrs. Leonard A. SteptDavid and Laura StevensMr. and Mrs. Jerry W. StewartMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. StromEmelia StullkenErin SullivanMr. and Mrs. Michael W. SutherlinMr. and Mrs. David M. SwanDr. and Mrs. William M. SwartzRoderick and Nancy SwetsMr.* and Mrs. George H. TaberLouis and Patricia TarasiCarol L. TasilloDr. and Mrs. James A. TaubergBruce Teitelbaum and

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When Elizabeth (Betty) Mertz was a young girl, her mother used to drop her off at “the museum” for a day of exploration. “The museum” was the SmithsonianInstitution in Washington, D.C., where Betty learned to appreciate living in a citythat’s known for its robust cultural environment. She feels the same way aboutPittsburgh, where she has resided since her marriage to Robert Mertz in 1956.

“Pittsburgh is an excellent place for children to grow up,” she says. “It’s smallenough to be comfortably livable, but it’s got everything you could ask for.”

As a new Pittsburgh resident, Betty was drawn immediately to Carnegie Museumof Natural History. “I started out as a visitor, and thought it might be a good placeto work,” she says. “I was trained in biology and anthropology, and after finishingmy doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh, I came looking for a job.”

Betty found a job as an assistant in the Educational Publications department whereshe worked for almost two decades. As a former employee, Betty believes it’sextremely important to support the work being done at the museum. “CarnegieMuseum of Natural History’s mission relates directly to the study of our wholeplanet’s geography and history,” she says. “And with its world-class dinosaurexhibit and all of its special programs for children, it attracts visitors from aroundthe globe and is a cultural and educational icon in Pittsburgh.”

She will always treasure her long-lasting association with Carnegie Museums.“Carnegie Museum of Natural History was a wonderful place to work. Whenever I walk down the Grand Staircase, I feel really grand! There’s nothing more usefulthan being a part of something that’s so important to the city.”

In 1989, Betty and her husband established the Robert and Elizabeth Mertz Fundat The Pittsburgh Foundation, which annually supports Carnegie Museum ofNatural History. Betty is also a Patrons Circle member.

“Carnegie Museum of Natural

History’s mission relates

directly to the study of our

whole planet’s geography and

history. And with its world-

class dinosaur exhibit and all

of its special programs for

children, it attracts visitors

from around the globe and is

a cultural and educational

icon in Pittsburgh.”

Elizabeth Mertz

The Albert H. and Clarissa W.Burchfield Memorial Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation

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“I literally grew up with the museums,” says Dr. CarolynEllis. “My mother was a docent at the Museum of Art, andI remember coming along with her to the museum whenshe was learning about the new exhibitions.”

Today, Carolyn and her husband, Charlie Masterson, haveextremely busy careers—she with a practice in internalmedicine, and he as a tax lawyer specializing in state andlocal taxes. Several years ago, they were invited to anevent to discuss the formation of the Carnegie MuseumAssociates—a new organization designed to get youngpeople involved in supporting Carnegie Museum of Art. It was a natural and immediate fit for the couple.

“We think the four Carnegie Museums are fabulous. There’ssuch a wide variety in the different institutions and they’reeach such a great resource—we enjoy all of them. It’s hard toimagine the City of Pittsburgh without them. It wouldn’t benearly as strong and vibrant as it is,” says Charlie.

While the couple appreciates all that the museums have tooffer, they especially enjoy attending exhibition openingsand hearing curators and artists offer insight into the exhibi-tions. “A great benefit of being a member of the Associatesis that you’re invited to receptions and events around thenew exhibitions,” says Charlie. “It makes them more inter-esting and adds a social aspect to the artistic experience ofthe shows.”

The couple’s involvement in the museums extends beyondart openings and private events. They are regular visitors,taking in as many exhibitions as possible throughout thecourse of the year. “Pittsburgh can’t live on the Steelersalone,” says Charlie. “Museums expand your horizonsbeyond the expected. We really love the four CarnegieMuseums and hope that Pittsburghers will continue tosupport them.”

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University Place


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“We think the four Carnegie

Museums are fabulous.

There’s such a wide variety

in the different institutions

and they’re each such a

great resource —we enjoy all

of them. It’s hard to imagine

the City of Pittsburgh without

them. It wouldn’t be nearly

as strong and vibrant as it is.”

Charlie Masterson

CAROLYN ELLIS AND CHARLIE MASTERSON

Anonymous Alan L. and Barbara B. AckermanMr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander †Jane C. (Mrs. Leon) Arkus †Bernard C. Artman and Diana G. RiggsDavid Barnard and Akiko HashimotoPaul G. Benedum, Jr.* †Mary Murtland Berger * †Mrs. Tessie BinstockWilliam* and Maxine H. Block †Donna Hollen BolmgrenEdward S. and Jo-Ann M. Churchill †Eugene S.(+) and Marion W. Cohen †Dr.(+) and Mrs. James E. Conklin †Harry M. and Florence Corbett †John P. Davis, Jr.* and Mary O. Davis †Sally A. Davoren †Mr.(+) and Mrs. Robert Dickey III †Rachel DonaldsonMr. and Mrs. Curt P. Ellenberg †James A.* and Edith H. Fisher* †Corinne K. FlemingsMrs. Fred C. Foy †(+)Audrey W. GarbischKen and Lillian Goldsmith †Laurie GrahamJane Z. Haskell* †Mr. and Mrs. C. Talbott Hiteshew, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Irish †Jane Irene JohnsonJoan M. Kaplan †Marshall* and Wallis Katz †Phyllis K. KokkilaMrs. Frank W. Lang †G. Christian Lantzsch †TJ and Claudia LatonaDrs. Judith R. and Lester B. LaveEdgar L. LevensonDr. and Mrs. Joseph LevensteinFrances F. Levin

Margaret M. Levin †Bernard and Barbara Mars †Dr.(+) and Mrs. Matthew Marshall, Jr. †Esther B. Mazerov (+)Mr. and Mrs. John S. McCormick, Jr.Martin G.* and Ann M. McGuinn* †Melissa McSwigan +Duane Michals and Frederick GorreeNancy Noyes †Mrs. David B. Oliver II †Donald M.* and Sylvia M. Robinson †Dr. and Mrs. Karl W. SalatkaMrs. Alice Rust Scheetz †(+)Mrs. Edward Holyoke Schoyer †Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur M. Scully, Jr. Janice G. SingerDr. and Mrs. David A. SmithElizabeth D. Smith †Mrs. Richard S. Smith †(+)Donald R.(+) and Sheila SolowDr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Stept †Margaret S. Stouffer †Thomas J. Taylor and

Joan Wilson Taylor †Robert M. Thompson, Jr.* †Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ticknor †Hugh* and Lucie Van der Veer †Milton* and Nancy Washington †Konrad M.* and Gisela Weis †James A.* and Susanne WilkinsonMrs. Richard H. Wilmer, Jr. †Richard C. Wilson †Thomas H. and Frances M. Witmer †Maury and Pat Yeiser †

† Charter Member*Trustee/Board Member(+) Deceased

C O R N I C E S O C I E T YM E M B E R S

Every attempt has been made to accurately list contributors to CarnegieMuseums of Pittsburgh. If there are any errors or omissions, please acceptour apologies and contact Development at 412.622.5776 so that we maycorrect our records.

G O V E R N M E N T D O N O R S

Allegheny CountyAllegheny Regional Asset DistrictCommonwealth of PennsylvaniaNational Endowment for the

HumanitiesNational Science FoundationThe Pennsylvania Council on the ArtsPennsylvania Game Commission

Pennsylvania Historical and MuseumCommission

Pittsburgh Board of EducationUnited States Department of

Agriculture Forest ServiceUnited States Department of

Education

B E Q U E S T S a n d T R U S T G I F T S

William S. Beamer Charitable FundJohn Berdan Memorial TrustEli-Sar Graf FoundationEstate of Dorothy B. DresslerEstate of Gerald A. Ginsburg

Estate of Samuel W. GoldenThe John S. McCormick, Jr.

Charitable Remainder TrustBessie Morrison McKelvey TrustFrancis David Safranek Trust


“Growing up in Pittsburgh, it never dawned on us thatpeople who lived elsewhere didn’t have great museums.As children, we were able to take advantage of theMuseum of Natural History because others cared aboutit. Now it’s our turn to perpetuate this treasure so that future generations can appreciate it,” saysMichael Weiss.

Michael and his wife Gerrihave a special affinity forCarnegie Museum of NaturalHistory, and have been sup-porters and volunteers formany years. “As a child,I was fascinated with every-thing from the tiny bugs tothe enormous dinosaurs,”says Gerri. “Although I loveall the museums, I can sayunequivocally that myfavorite has always been theMuseum of Natural History.”

Gerri has devoted countless hours as a museum volun-teer, chairing the Carnegie On Tap fundraising event forseven years, serving on the planning committee for theCarnegie Gem & Mineral Show Gala for three years,and now serving as president of the newly formedFriends of Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

As supporters, Gerri and Michael both especially appre-ciate the opportunities they have to see the collectionsin an intimate setting. “We rarely miss the specialevents. It’s a nice way to see the exhibits in a smallergroup and to hear from the curators. Their passion fortheir work is so inspiring. They love what they do andthey share that love with us.”

C A R N E G I E M U S E U M S O F F I C E R SSuzanne W. Broadhurst, Chair, Board of TrusteesLee B. Foster, Vice-Chair, Board of TrusteesDavid M. Hillenbrand, President and Chief Executive OfficerDolores F. Ellenberg, Vice President, DevelopmentJames A. Wilkinson, SecretaryLinda L. Perkins, Assistant SecretaryKevin D. Hiles, Chief Financial Officer and TreasurerFrank A. Cardiello, Assistant Treasurer and ControllerRobert E. Fallgren, Assistant TreasurerRichard Armstrong, The Henry J. Heinz II Director, Carnegie Museum of ArtBill R. DeWalt, Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural HistoryJoanna E. Haas, Henry Buhl, Jr., Director, Carnegie Science CenterThomas Sokolowski, Director, The Andy Warhol Museum

Suzanne W. Broadhurst, ChairMark A. AloeJohn A. Barbour Paul G. Benedum, Jr.Raymond T. BetlerDoreen E. BoyceRobert P. BozzoneEliza Smith BrownHoward J. BruschiJoAnne E. BurleyEsther L. BushOliver ByrdTwanda CarlisleJudith M. DavenportDaniel J. DeasyJohn DeFazioRoy G. DorranceGeorge F. EichleayMark EvansDavid Fawcett IIILee B. FosterEvan S. FrazierHenry J. GailliotMarcia M. GumbergJoseph C. GuyauxTeresa HeinzDavid M. HillenbrandTorrence M. Hunt, Jr.William E. HuntWilliam H. IslerJames R. Johnson Marshall P. KatzJane M. KirklandBarbara D. LoganFrank J. LucchinoMartin G. McGuinnJ. Sherman McLaughlin J. Kevin McMahonAlice B. Mitinger

James A. MotznikChristine Jack OlsonRalph J. PapaTonya D. PayneLuke RavenstahlFrank Brooks Robinson, Sr.Sean SebastianJuliet Lea H. SimondsR. Damian SofferCecile M. SpringerJane A. ThompsonPeter G. VeederBetsy H. WatkinsJames A. Wilkinson

EmeritusMary M. BergerSamuel B. Casey, Jr.Milton Fine Edith H. FisherJames A. FisherHenry L. HillmanHenry P. Hoffstot, Jr.Richard P. MellonEmily F. OliverArthur M. Scully, Jr.William P. Snyder IIIJames M. WaltonAnn P. WardropKonrad M. Weis Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr.James L. Winokur

HonoraryHelen M. Billak Drue HeinzDavid G. McCulloughEdward G. Rendell

2005 TrusteesJared L. CohonJames C. DiggsDan D. SandmanAlexander C. Speyer IIIL. Stanton Williams (+)

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“As children, we were able

to take advantage of the

Museum of Natural History

because others cared about

it. Now it’s our turn to

perpetuate this treasure

so that future generations

can appreciate it.”

Michael Weiss

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A N N U A L S U S T A I N I N G F U N D V O L U N T E E R S

2005 Individual Gifts CommitteeJoel P. Aaronson*John A. Barbour*Jane Hecht BurtonChristopher B. Carson, Co-ChairJohn P. Davis, Jr.*Deborah Dick, ChairMary Jo ElliottEdith H. Fisher*Robert M. Frankel*William H. Genge (+)Cecil JonesPeggy McKnight

Carnegie Museumof Art Board

Marcia M. Gumberg, ChairBarry BalmatEliza Smith BrownLynn DavenportJohn P. Davis, Jr.William S. Dietrich IIMark EvansMilton FineEdith H. FisherRobert M. FrankelHenry J. GailliotWilliam L. GuttmanJane Z. HaskellTeresa HeinzWilliam E. HuntWilliam IslerJames R. JohnsonMarshall P. KatzJean H. McCulloughMartin G. McGuinnJ. Sherman McLaughlinJ. Kevin McMahon Kennedy B. NelsonJuliet Lea H. SimondsR. Damian SofferAlexander C. Speyer IIIJane A. ThompsonPeter G. VeederJames M. WaltonMilton A. WashingtonKonrad M. WeisJames L. Winokur

EmeritusMary M. BergerSamuel B. Casey, Jr.

2005 Leadership TeamChristopher B. Carson, Co-Chair, Individual Gifts CommitteeDeborah Dick, Chair, Individual Gifts CommitteeJane A. Thompson,* Chair, Development Committee and Trustee/Board GiftsPeter G. Veeder, Chair, Annual Sustaining Fund

From left to right: Pete Veeder, Debbie Dick, Janie Thompson, and Chris Carson

Steve McKnightDemetrios PatrinosThomas B. ReadingWilliam M. RobinsonSharon SemenzaCecile M. Springer*Jane A. Thompson*Hugh G. Van der Veer III*Peter G. Veeder*Florence Zeve

2 0 0 6 B O A R D M E M B E R S

James A. FisherHenry L. HillmanEmily F. OliverWilliam P. Snyder IIIAnn P. Wardrop

HonoraryDrue HeinzRichard M. ScaifeDarthea Speyer

Ex OfficioRichard ArmstrongSuzanne W. BroadhurstDavid M. HillenbrandWilliam LafeGail Murphy

Carnegie Museumof Natural HistoryBoard

John A. Barbour, ChairJoel P. Aaronson Mark A. AloePeter S. AustinPaul G. Benedum, Jr.James E. CashmanOtto H. ChuJared L. CohonGeorge A. Davidson, Jr.Charles A. DuritsaGeorge F. EichleayMark EvansSylvia V. FieldsLee B. FosterJoseph C. GuyauxDavid G. Hammer

Rick HenryIvan T. HofmannTorrence M. Hunt, Jr.Maureen P. KellyJohn S. LazoJoseph PajerDonald A. PalmieriRalph J. PapaFrank Brooks Robinson, Sr.Anna M. RomanThomas M. SchmidtSean D.S. Sebastian Richard P. SimmonsCecile M. SpringerSala UdinHugh G. Van der Veer Elizabeth S. WooMargot Woodwell

EmeritusHenry P. Hoffstot, Jr.Howard M. Love Richard P. MellonDonald M. Robinson Arthur M. Scully, Jr. William P. Snyder IIIEuphemia H. Steffey Konrad M. Weis Joshua C. Whetzel, Jr.

HonoraryDavid G. McCullough

Ex OfficioSuzanne W. BroadhurstBill R. DeWaltDavid M. Hillenbrand

Carnegie ScienceCenter Board

Howard J. Bruschi, ChairJay D. Aldridge Benno BerntRaymond T. BetlerDoreen E. BoyceRobert P. BozzoneWilliam E. BrownCharles R. Burke, Jr.Esther L. BushDavid J. CaliguiriPaul CostaAgnes A. CurryNicholas J. DeIuliisEvan S. FrazierStephen C. HansenI.N. Rendall HarperDonald H. JonesE. Haakan JonssonGregory B. Jordan Jane M. KirklandFrank J. LucchinoVernon B. Phillips, Jr.John G. Rangos, Sr.Dan D. SandmanGeorge H. TaberRobert M. Thompson, Jr.James A. TrainhamJerry R. WhitakerGreg A. Wilkinson

EmeritusMary M. BergerJames A. FisherWilliam H. ReaJoshua C. Whetzel, Jr.

Ex OfficioSuzanne W. BroadhurstJoanna E. HaasDavid M. HillenbrandEleanor SchanoCharles J. Vukotich, Jr.

The Andy WarholMuseum Board

Christine Jack Olson, ChairDonald K. CarterBarbara Richey ChaitJudith M. DavenportRandall S. DearthDeborah D. DoddsMichelle Fabrizi Milton FineMarshall P. KatzSteven R. LacyAnn M. McGuinnJohn L. MiclotJacqueline C. MorbyJay ReegJuliet Lea H. SimondsTerence E. SmithR. Damian SofferJudith Evans ThomasSala UdinKonrad M. WeisJames A. Wilkinson

Ex OfficioSuzanne W. BroadhurstMichael GovanDavid M. HillenbrandThomas W. SokolowskiJoel Wachs

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