Annual Report - Ridgefield Community Center

RIDGEFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER

at historic 1896 LOUNSBURY HOUSE

2012 Annual Report

Ridgefield Community Center • 316 Main Street • Ridgefield, CT 06877

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Our Mission:

“The essence of The Ridgefield Community Center is to serve as the heartbeat of

Ridgefield community life in collaboration with the town, its citizens and

organizations. We are committed to preserving and promoting the historical

significance of The Lounsbury House for the use and benefit of all, now and in the

future.”


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Table of Contents: Page Mission Statement…………………………… 2 History: Our Past…………………………… 4 A Note from Our President.....……………… 5 Our Present………………………………….. 6 A Word from Our Director…….…………… 7 Community Service …………………………. 8 – 10 Fundraising: Upcoming Traditions………… 11 - 12 Restoration & Preservation …………………. 13 – 14 Financials …………………………………… 15 – 17 Our Donors ………………………………… 18 – 22 Our Board of Directors …………………….. 23 Contact Us…………………………………… 24


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History: Our Past

Built in 1896 by Phineas C. Lounsbury, a former governor of Connecticut, The

Lounsbury House serves as home for the Ridgefield Community Center. Located in

Veteran’s Park and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the house has all

the original charm that existed during Governor Lounsbury’s residency. This center of

Ridgefield life is one of the town’s greatest assets - a shining jewel among the

sparkling gems along Main Street.

While attending the 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition, Governor Lounsbury was

deeply impressed with the Connecticut State Building, so much so that when he

retired from politics, he built a replica to serve as his family home. Of elaborate Neo-

Classical style, the house is two and a half stories of clapboard with a pediment two

story portico, supported by Ionic columns. Its wraparound porch is as inviting as it is

serviceable.

It is maintained by the staff to the highest standards of historic integrity of

Turn-of-the-20th Century privileged society. Through the efforts of the Women’s

Committee, much of the original work survives— from the exquisite moldings to the

massive doors to the superb staircase with its call to graceful living.

Phineas Lounsbury originally called his home “Grovelawn,” living here with his wife

until the 1920s. At that time, the house was surrounded by beautiful gardens, an

orchard, a greenhouse and a windmill. Its operation and maintenance required an

indoor staff of 14, plus 12 others tending to the grounds. In the early 1900s Phineas

brought many of his wealthy New York friends to visit Ridgefield - some liked what

they saw and built summer houses nearby, adding more sparkle to the town.


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A Note from our President:

The Community Center’s mission statement documents our goal of being the

“heartbeat of Ridgefield community life” and positively affecting the lives of as many

Ridgefield residents as possible. We are dedicated to serving all organizations and

residents who can benefit from our programs or enjoy the use of Lounsbury House.

We are fortunate to have as our headquarters the historic, 1896 home of former

governor Phineas Lounsbury. The house is a living symbol of life in Ridgefield, past

and present, and touches the hearts and minds of residents and visitors alike. Its

importance to the landscape of the town cannot be denied.

The entire Community Center family is dedicated to the historic preservation of this

wonderful building so that it can continue to serve the town and its residents well.

More than just a symbol, it is a living, working facility that is available to everyone in

the town for their use and enjoyment.

A comprehensive Strategic Plan, developed and implemented during the 2009 – 2011

timeframe, helped make 2012 a year of significant events and historic preservation

efforts. The Community Center staff, led by Executive Director Di Masters, and

several dedicated committees comprised of board members, incorporators, and

volunteers have turned many aspects of the plan into reality.

We want to thank all of the individuals and organizations who have supported the

Community Center through donations, grants, volunteer efforts, and participation in

our events and activities. Without that support the Community Center could not

function and the future of The Lounsbury House would be in peril. We look forward

to your continued support as we continue our efforts to be a most positive influence

on community life in Ridgefield.

John Olson

President, Board of Directors


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Our Present:

The Lounsbury House at the Ridgefield Community Center, is a non-profit 501(c)3

organization. Membership dues, annual appeals and fundraising campaigns, along with

the house event rentals and tenant income, help offset the mounting costs of

operating, maintaining and restoring this home.

The Center’s Board of Directors concerns itself mainly with the organization’s

function and as well as the maintenance and preservation of the building .The

Women’s Committee was formed many years ago to focus on design and presentation

of the interior and the purchase of fixtures and furniture.

The various programs sponsored by the Community Center are under the direction of

Di Masters, our Executive Director, and supported by two additional staff members

and a caretaker. In addition to community programming and outreach, Di and the

staff manage daily operations, event planning and rentals and oversight of capital

restoration projects. Various committees of our Board of Directors take leadership

and other active roles in the conduct of the Community Center’s activities. Many

Ridgefield residents also volunteer their time and efforts to the success of the

Community Center’s programs. The Community Center’s programs are truly a

community undertaking with widespread participation.


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A Word from our Director:

We are seeing positive results that benefit both the Ridgefield community and the

historic Lounsbury House from the work we invested in a strategic plan analysis three

years ago. Of course, it would not be possible without the teamwork of an

invigorated Board of Directors, guidance-providing Incorporators, generous donors,

enthusiastic volunteers and an exceptional staff. The Lounsbury House has

undergone much needed restoration work and community residents and non-profit

organizations are using the property in record numbers.

The parking lot and entryway are restored to the safe and stately condition that is

expected at such a well-used and grand address. All historic third floor windows, as

well as selected second story windows have now been restored, resolving significant

window deterioration and water infiltration problems which have plagued the

mansion for years. Next we will begin restoring the deteriorated historic molding

immediately following the 2013 Crystal Ball.

If all the preservation and restoration progress that has been accomplished was not

enough, we are committed to providing even more program opportunities to the

community and we continue to explore partnerships and alliances to better expand

those possibilities. Much work remains to be done and the challenge of funding these

efforts is significant. I am confident with the help of our loyal supporters we will

continue as the “heartbeat “of the community. The rewards are great for the Town of

Ridgefield, its residents and its organization.

Di Masters

Executive Director


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We are a Community Service

Organization


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Community Service: We Host, Collaborate and Support…

Antique Fairs

Art shows

Camp and pre-school exhibitions

Community partner programming

Cultural activities

Holiday Stroll activities

Holiday Tree Festival

Host political debates

House tours

Lectures

Music

Newcomer events

Non-profit organizations

Patriotic Celebrations

RPD Haunted Lounsbury

Halloween event - Annual

Senior excursions

Senior lunch programs

Veteran’s Events

Youth activities


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Community Service:

Non-Profit Organizations benefitting from house use in 2012

American Association of Retired

People (A.A.R.P.) Tax assistance

Program

American Legion, Post 78

Caudatowa Club

Community Emergency Response

Team (C.E.R.T.)

Habitat for Humanity

Kids in Crisis

League of Women Voters

National Charity League (N.C.L.)

Necessities, Inc.

Older Wiser Livelier Set (O.W.L.S.)

Our Lady of Fatima, Wilton, CT

Philanthropic Youth Council (P.Y.C.)

RHS Athletic Advisory Council

Ridgefield Arts Council

Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce

Ridgefield Community Coalition

Ridgefield Community Kindergarten

Ridgefield Girl Scouts

Ridgefield Little League

Ridgefield Newcomers

Ridgefield Police Department

Ridgefield Rotary Club

Ridgefield Sunrise Cottage

Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra

Ridgefield Thrift Shop

Women’s Committee

Ridgefield Visiting Nurse

Association

Ridgefield Volunteer Fire

Department

School Booster Clubs

Senior Citizens

Senior Positive Initiative Forum

(S.P.I.F.)

Special People Housing

Education Recreation

Employment (S.P.H.E.R.E.)

The Barn and Youth Commission

Tiger Hollow Sports Complex

United Way of Southern

Connecticut

Vital Voices


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Fundraising: Upcoming Traditions

The Lounsbury House Crystal Ball, February 9, 2013

Please join us at the 2013 Gala as it promises to be another spectacular New England winters’ evening of great company, delicious food, lively music and dancing. We anticipate a full house as we honor our own Beth Yanity with the Crystal Ball Award for over 57 years of her tireless commitment and service to the Lounsbury House. The Ridgefield Community Center Board of Directors is proud to honor this very special lady who has been a long time champion of the Ridgefield Community Center. As many of you know, Beth Yanity has been a faithful and committed friend to the Community Center as well as to so many other areas of Ridgefield. Beth is responsible for championing many of the early decisions that have safeguarded the pristine preservation of the mansion that the community enjoys today. It is our great pleasure to be able to honor and thank Beth on the 60th anniversary of the Ridgefield Community Center, an organization she has invested so much of her time and passion in preserving Each dollar that is raised at the Crystal Ball will be used for ongoing restoration and preservation projects at our magnificent “Mansion on Main”.


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Tree Festival: November 21-24, 2013

Antiques Market and Fair: Saturday, May 4, 2013

The 50th Anniversary Antiques Market and Fair in May 2012 was a terrific success. The quality antique dealers were on hand, along with the addition this year of the vintage clothing, jewelry and textiles dealers who filled the interior of the mansion. The Ferris Wheel, reminiscent of the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, the carousel and the delectable food vendors created a family friendly fair atmosphere for nearly 2000 guests on the Lounsbury property. With the distinction of hosting the longest running outdoor Antiques Market in the Northeast, we look forward to our 51st Antiques Market, rain or shine, on May 4, 2013.

The bi-annual Women’s Committee

Holiday Tree Festival takes place

on odd numbered years. All the

proceeds from this splendid festival

go toward the restoration,

preservation and decoration of the

interior of the Lounsbury House.

Some of the Women’s Committee

members have been the

gatekeepers of the pristine

preservation of the mansion since

the 1950’s and the Tree festival has

been enjoyed by the community for

almost as many years.

The tree festival will return again

November 21-24, 2013.


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Restoration and Preservation: Paver Projects I and II: The RCC rolled out a paving campaign to raise much needed funds to refurbish the front of the grand entrance to the house. The new pavers that were installed in front of the mansion created an enhanced entryway and a beautiful piazza for the numerousceremonies and memorials that take place there each year. This was completed in August, 2011 and was entirely funded through the generous donation of supporters and grants. The phase II portion of the parking lot restoration, drainage, repaving and lighting was completed thanks to the collaboration and cooperation of the Town of Ridgefield highway department in August, 2012.

The new piazza was installed August, 2011.


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Historic Window Restoration: The window restoration project began on October 4, 2011under the direction of contractor Kronenberger & Sons Restoration Company, an EPA certified company with an expertise in historic restoration and was completed on July 23, 2012. The completion of this project should bring to a close the water infiltration that has plagued the mansion for several years and damaged the historic moldings in the grand first floor reception rooms. With water issues resolved, we are ready to begin the final phase of restoration project, the repair and restoration of the historic molding. This final phase will begin immediately following the Crystal Ball on February 11, 2013.


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2012 Operations How Is the Money Spent?

Community

Programs$124,178

Administration & Office Costs

$26,013

Fundraising

$36,795

Facility

Preservation$228,398

Operating Expenses $415,384

9%

6%

30%

55%

$112,229

Repairs, Maintenance,

Wear & Tear, Utilities,

Insurance

$116,169

Labor &

Staff Time

$41,511

Labor &

Staff Time

$82,667

Out-of-Pocket


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Major Restoration and Improvements Underway

$415,384

$122,930

$538,314

$425,723

2012 Operating

Expenses

2012 Capital

Expenditures

2012 Total

Operating and

Capital

Expenditures

2012 Revenues

Fiscal Year 2012 Spending and Revenues

Completion of the Work Underway -

Is Driven by Your Continuing Generous Support

which Is Greatly Appreciated


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Statement of Financial Position as of June 30, 2012

2012 ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $180,613 Investments 148,115 Prepaid expenses 3,300 Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 645,312 Restricted fund 112,049 Total Assets $1,089,389

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $10,975 Deferred rental revenue 43,574 Security deposits 17,731 Total Liabilities 72,280 Net Assets Unrestricted 893,060 Permanently restricted 124,049 Total Net Assets 1,017,109

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $1,089,389

The Community Center Operates with Limited Resources


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It’s all about you …our donors! On behalf of everyone here at the Ridgefield Community Center, we thank you for

your continued, generous gifts and for allowing us to direct your donation where the

need is greatest. Your support truly makes a difference in the lives of the many people

we serve.

The entire Ridgefield Community Center team wishes you, your colleagues and your

family all the best this year.

Thanks for becoming a true "promoter" of our success!


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DONORS

Donations received from July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012.

Up To $10,000 Barker Welfare Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Steven Goldstone Leir Charitable Foundations Mr. Geoffrey Morris

Up To $5,000 Fairfield County Bank Paul & Joanna Laszig Trust Mr. & Mrs. Paul Masters Mr. & Mrs. Val Mohler Mr. & Mrs. John Olson Ridgefield Thrift Shop Southridge Advisors LLC Mr. & Mrs. Richard Vazzana Wadsworth R. Lewis Fund Ms. Mary E. Williams

Up To $1,000

Adam Broderick Salon & Spa Mr. & Mrs. Max Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Gary Condon Mr. & Mrs. William Dickinson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ellis Ms. Vera Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hicks Mr. George Landegger

Mr. & Mrs. John Loehr Mr. Jeremy Main Ms. Christina Nolan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O’Brien Mrs. F.F. Randolph, Jr. Ridgefield Social Services

Mr. & Mrs. James Stifel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Trillo Union Savings Bank Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Ward Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ryer Up To $500 Mrs. Kay Ables Mr. & Mrs. Jack Alexander American Legion Post 78 Ancona’s Market Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ball Mr. Robert Barlow Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Bennett Books on the Common Ms. Yvonne Bregman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Carr Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Comas Mr. & Mrs. Donald Daughters Dr. & Mrs. Frank Delli Carpini Mr. & Mrs. Brian Desrosier Mr. Frank Eustace Mr. & Mrs. Sean Flanagan Guilded Lynx Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Haynes Mr. & Mrs. Tyler Henry Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Hyde Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Kiernan Mr. & Mrs. James Leisenring

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lowell Mr. Gary Mandel Mr. & Mrs. Frank McPike Mr. Richard Mele Ms. Christina Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reby Ridgefield Prime Mr. & Mrs. David Rybarczyk Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ryer


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Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Schimenti Mr. & Mrs. Walter Slavin Mr. & Mrs. Jon Stockel Mr. & Mrs. Don Sturges Ms. Bettye Turritto Tusk & Cup Fine Coffee

$100 To $250 Ace Tire Co. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ahearn Mr. & Mrs. Pablito Almira Mr. & Mrs. John Ancona Mr. & Mrs. Steven Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Doug Barile

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Barron Ms. Harriet Beck Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Becker Mr. & Mrs. Mark Beckwith Mr. & Mrs. Roberston Bennett Mr. & Mrs. John Berisford Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Berta Ms. Gretchen Bishop Mr. & Mrs. John Blood Mr. & Mrs. Michael Blum Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Bornstein Bourassa Catering & Events Mr. & Mrs. John Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bradbury Mr. Nelson Broms Dr. Gregory Brucato Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Brunner Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Buckwalter Ms. Ellen Burns Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Butchen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Buthorn Mr. & Mrs. Michael Butler Mr. & Mrs. James Callahan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Callanan Candlelight Shoppe Mr. Richard Carboni, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Catanzaro

Century 21 Landmark Chez Delilas Hair Salon Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Clewell Mr. & Mrs. John Clifford Dr. Christine Coates Mr. & Mrs. Peter Coffin Mr. James Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Larry Collora Colonial Cleaners Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Conlon Mr. & Mrs. John Connors Continuo Productions Ms. Jeanne Cook Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Coombs Mr. & Mrs. John Couri Mr. & Mrs. L. Kevin Cox Mr. Billy Craig Mrs. Elsie Craig Ms. Sabine Crozier Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cuny Mr. & Mrs. Dominic D’Addario Mr. & Mrs. Donald Damoth David Grant Caterers Mr. & Mrs. Grant Davis Mr. & Mrs. Edward Delany Mr. & Mrs. Donald DeYoung Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dickinson Mr. & Mrs. Pachalidis Dimitrios Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Donofrio Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Eckersdorff Mr. & Mrs. Donohue Edward Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Egan Ms. Inga Engstrom Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Ernst Events Party & Tent Rental, LLC Fairground Wine & Spirits Dr. & Mrs. John K. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Carl Forcheski Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Frankum Mr. & Mrs. Stan Galanski Mr. & Mrs. Tom Galione Mr. & Mrs. Bob Galvin


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Ms. Diana Gaughran Mr. & Mrs. Michael Geltzeiler Mr. & Mrs. Mike Giersch Mr. & Mrs. Mark Glicklich Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gotimer Mr. & Mrs. David Grant Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gray Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hancock Mr. & Mrs. George Hanlon Mr. & Mrs. Forest Harris Mr. Terry Hastings Mr. & Mrs. Gary Holland Mr. & Mrs. Richard Howard Dr. & Mrs. Donald Hulnick Hutton’s Fine Men’s Wear Mr. & Mrs. Richard Inserra Mrs. MaryAnn Iwinski Mr. & Mrs. Peter Jacullo Mr. David Janasek Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Johnstone Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Jones Mr. & Mrs. William Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Harry Kabasakalian Mr. & Mrs. John Kaferle, Jr. Kane Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Karsanidi Mr. & Mrs. John Katz Mr. & Mrs. Roger Kavanagh Mr. & Mrs. John Keating Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Kilsby Mr. & Mrs. John Knoche Mr. & Mrs. Peter Koppen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kozlark Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kromer Mr. & Mrs. Hank Kuchta Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lancaster Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Landon Mr. & Mrs. Robert Leavitt Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Liddi Mr. & Mrs. Dante Ligi Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lodewick

Lorees Catering Mr. & Mrs. Michael Luft Mr. & Mrs. Tod MacKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Frank MacManus Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Maguire Mr. & Mrs. John Maher Mr. & Mrs. Gary Mandel Mr. & Mrs. Michael Manto Mr. & Mrs. William Markus Mr. & Mrs. John Marra Mr. & Mrs. Robert Martinsen Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mastellone Mr. John McAuliffe Mr. & Mrs. Robert McDonald Mr. Edward McGarvey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McGowan Ms. Betsey Ann McGregor Ms. Mary Metrick Mr. & Mrs. Robert Migliorino Ms. Alison Milwe-Grace Mr. & Mrs. David Moissonnier Montanari Fuel Service Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mucchetti Mr. & Mrs. Joe Mulvaney Mr. & Mrs. John Neeson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Neligan Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Russ Neumann Ms. Joanna Nichols Mr. & Mrs. John Noonan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O’Grady Mr. & Mrs. Gerald O’Hara Mr. & Mrs. Bill O’Rourke Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pagano Mr. & Mrs. John Pambianchi Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pankenier Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pappas Pardee Chiropractic Center Ms. Janet C. Park Mr. & Mrs. John Patrick Mr. & Mrs. Richard Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Pearson


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Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Perna Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Phelps Mr. & Mrs. Leo Plum, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Prial Quarry Ridge Animal Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Prashant Ratnaparkhi Mr. & Mrs. Charles Reardon Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Reppucci Mr. & Mrs. Roger Restaino Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reynolds Ridgefield Dental Care Ridgefield Family Eye Care Mr. & Mrs. Tom Riedy Mr. & Mrs. Paul Roche Rodier Flowers, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rolseth Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Ruscitti Mr. & Mrs. George Samenuk Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Savoca Mr. & Mrs. Eric Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Dave Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Walter Seibert Mr. & Mrs. Norman Seifer Mr. & Mrs. Davis Selander Mr. & Mrs. John Sfondrini Sharps & Flats Mr. & Mrs. Michael Simonelli Mr. & Mrs. Philip Sine Mr. & Mrs. Gary Singer Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Sinnott Mr. David Smith Mr. & Mrs. David Smith Something’s Fishy Catering, Ltd. Ms. Joann Spence Mr. & Mrs. C. Nicholas Spofford Mr. & Mrs. Scott Stainken Helen Stevens Mr. & Mrs. George Stueck Mr. Rick Tango Mr. & Mrs. James Tarsi The Cake Box

The Cutting Board Café & Catering The Marriott Spring Hill Suites he Ridgefield Community Foundation, Inc. The Ridgefield Woman’s Club The UPS Store Mr. & Mrs. Joel Third Touch of Sedona Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tregurtha Mr. & Mrs. James Tully Two Steps DownTown Grille Mr. & Mrs. Donald Vallerie Mr. & Mrs. Gary Velez Mr. & Mrs. Scott Ventrella Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Veteri Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Walsh Ms. Alice Wang Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Ward Mr. & Mrs. Don Williams Ms. Joan Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Alan Winsor Ms. Emeline Wittman Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wolf Mr. & Mrs. William Wyman Mr. & Mrs. David Yolen Mr. & Mrs. John Zembron Mr. Thomas Zuber


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Our Board of Directors - 2012: Member: Term Expiration: Board Committees: President John Olson 2014 House & Property/

Co-Chair Personnel 1st Vice President Mary Hicks 2013 Co-Chair Program 2nd Vice President Richard Ball 2013 Governance

Treasurer Dan O’Brien 2014 Finance/Co-Chair Development/ Co-Chair Personnel Recording Secretary Jill Maguire 2014 Lynn Briody 2012 Liz Goldstone 2013 Co-Chair Program

Alex Karsanidi 2014 George Landegger 2013

Peggy Loehr 2013 Co-Chair Program/

Co-Chair Crystal Ball

Jeremy Main 2014 Historian

Nita Mohler 2012 Jennifer Trillo 2014 Ann Vallerie 2012 Richard Vazzana 2014 Chair Antique Market/

Co-Chair Development

Marilyn Keating 2012 Women’s Committee Rep/ Chair Tree Festival Jenn Kubick 2013 Women’s Committee Rep


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2012 Ridgefield Community Center Board of Directors

Left to Right: Jennifer Trillo, Alex Karsanidi, John Olson, Liz Goldstone, Richard Ball, Peg Loehr, Rich Vazzana, Jill Maguire, Mary Hicks, Dan O’Brien, Marilyn Keating, Nita Mohler, Jeremy Main. Missing: George Landegger, Ann Vallerie

Contact Us:

Hours: 9:00am – 4:00pm, Monday – Friday Event space reserved by contacting the office Phone: 203-438-6962 Fax: 203-438-4692 Email: [email protected] Visit us here:

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