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Page 1: President of Library Commission City Librarian President
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Kevin Gile President of Friends Foundation

Shirley Amore City Librarian

Jay Mead President of Library Commission

leadershipThe Denver Public Library had much to

celebrate in 2013. Our customers were all smiles to find our doors open an astounding 40 percent more than the previous year. We thank you–the voters–for passing Ballot Measure 2A to ensure that we serve the community with more hours and resources.

We are also very pleased to report that the Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales Branch Library in West Denver is under construction and scheduled to open by the end of 2014. This is the third and final branch funded by the 2007 Better Denver Bond Program.

In 2013, we connected millions of customers to information, ideas and experiences. More than four million people walked through our doors and nearly 11 million customers visited us online. Customers checked out almost 10 million items and attended hundreds of programs. A record 41,263 kids participated in Summer of Reading, which promotes reading, literacy and life-long learning.

Behind every statistic is a personal journey. In this year’s Annual Report, several customers share their stories. We are privileged to serve our customers and delight in their personal triumphs.

We are profoundly grateful to each of you for your support of the Library and the Friends Foundation, and to our volunteers and docents who donated more than 100,000 hours of service. Without you, we could not serve the community as well.

Jay Mead, President of Library Commission

Shirley Amore, City Librarian

Kevin Gile, President of Friends Foundation

left to rightWhen 14-year-old Molly Maier came to the Central Library to

We connect customers to information, ideas and experiences.

research a project for National History Day, little did she know where the journey would take her.

Reference librarian Joe Cahn showed Molly how to find information about her chosen topic–the birth control pill as a turning point in history. From there, Joe says, she soared.

Molly came to the Central Library on a regular basis for some eight months to pore over magazine articles, journals, periodicals and government documents. “I got a lot of information here I wouldn’t have found on my own,” says the freshman at Denver School of the Arts. “Joe showed me information I didn’t even know existed!”

Molly’s hard work paid off. The straight-A student placed first in the Junior Exhibits category at the Denver Public Schools competition, then moved on to the state competition where she placed second. It just got

better from there. She then traveled to Maryland with her parents to compete in the national competition, against 112 of the best exhibits in the country. Molly brought home the bronze.

Molly says, “I would rather do my research at the Library than on the Internet.” No doubt that is music to the ears of librarians everywhere.

Joe was among the first people with whom Molly shared her good news.

“I couldn’t be more proud of her if she were my own niece,”

he says with a smile.

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“I couldn’t be more proud of her if she were my own niece.”Reference LibrairianJoe Cahn

Reference Librarian Joe Cahn congratulates Molly Maier on her national award-winning entry

Reference librarians answered 506,012 questions in 2013 and also assisted customers such as Molly one-on-one.

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Four-year-old Reese Robinsonsnuggling with the big brown stuffed bear. It’s no surprise. Her favorite book – which “Nana” Janet Reese says she has read to the youngster ‘at least a hundred times’ – is No Sleep for the Sheep.

Reese participated in the Library’s Summer of Reading program in the pre-school category which is geared toward completing activities with parents or guardians. Reese completed enough activities to claim her prizes: a yellow duck, a book and a backpack.

But the prizes weren’t the highlights. Reese says that reading stories with Mom and Dad was “awesome.”

Mom Brittany Robinson says since Summer of Reading, Reese gathers her stuffed animals, pretends they are her students and reads aloud to them. Awesome, indeed.

on her mind when she comeshas one thingto the Children’s Library at Central:

Awesome, indeed.

A record 41,263 kids participated in Summer of Reading.

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The original Ross-Cherry Creek Branch Library (which opened in 1962), received a much-needed refurbishing in 1990, resulting in a modern building that is aligned with its vibrant neighborhood. The 2007 Better Denver project provided funding for interior improvements such as brighter colors, comfortable reading areas and more computers.

A bright mosaic greets visitors at the Eugene Field Branch Library, located in the Bonnie Brae neighborhood. Named for poet, humorist and journalist Eugene Field, the branch was originally a cottage that was donated to the city by Mrs. J.J. (“Unsinkable Molly”) Brown in 1930, and replaced with a new building in 1970.

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Bob Ragland comes to the Ford-Warren Branch Library

“I prefer to read the hard copy because it’s not edited like the online version,” says the artist/educator, adding, “If I don’t read the paper every day, I’m afraid I might miss something that could be helpful.”

Bob has been coming to the northeast Denver branch, which is a ten-minute stroll from his home, “since it opened.”

“You can just say, ‘more than fifty years,’” Bob adds with a chuckle.

The Ohio native, who is listed in Who’s Who in American Art and whose work is featured in the Kirkland Museum, not only catches up on the news at the Library but researches the latest trends in art and marketing. Bob believes

in helping other artists. He rarely misses a chance to hand out one of his business cards which includes his philosophy on marketing: “Remember that people will not knock your studio door down to buy your art. Market or starve!”

Senior Librarian Annie Kemmerling says that she has developed a relationship with Bob over the years. “We talk art, and I’ve learned a lot from Bob.” The entire staff at Ford-Warren knows Bob by name. And he knows them.

“The staff is the best ever, so friendly and helpful,” Bob adds. “I just love the people here.”

Bob Ragland is one of 390,000 Denver Public Library card holders.

“If I don’t read the paper every day,

I’m afraid I might miss something

that could be helpful.”

Bob Ragland

faithfully at least three days a week to read The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Denver Post and a list of other newspapers.

Southwest Denver’s Athmar Park Branch Library was housed in a strip mall until 1999, when it was moved to a lovely renovated stone church, complete with a reading area in the former pulpit. A Robert Mangold wind sculpture (once owned by the Denver Art Museum) welcomes visitors.

Named “Best New Building” in 1996 by Westword, the Valdez-Perry Branch Library is located in the Elyria-Swansea neighborhood, at 47th and Vine. The 5000-square-foot structure offers a civic gathering spot for people of all ages. A shady patio with comfortable seating and casual landscaping pro-vides a retreat from city life.

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At the ripe old age of 12, Quinton Feast has produced a movie, altered images in Photoshop and built a programmable robot with LEGO Mindstorms –

all in the ideaLAB on level four of the Central Library.

Quinton is a weekly regular at the state-of-the-art digital media lab where teens can express themselves electronically to their hearts’ content.

Here, 12 to 19-year-olds can design a website, record an original song, or create a video complete with special effects. The ideaLAB has a list of software long enough to make any tech-loving teen swoon. There’s GarageBand, Dreamweaver, Cakewalk Sonar X1, and Gamemaker Studio.

“The lab has really been popular since we opened,” says Library Program Associate Nate Stone who oversees the tech-rich lab.

“We’re very proud of the fact that we have developed an environment where kids can learn and feel comfortable playing around and experimenting,” Stone adds.

“It’s great to see kids making cool stuff – at the Library.”

The idea behind the lab is to engage teens in the production of all things digital by building on their interests in games, movies, music and art, and thus developing skills that will serve them in school and in their future careers.

The strategy seems to be working – at least in Quinton’s case. The seventh grader wants to be an engineer one day. But for right now, he’s content to build and program a robot. As one of his peers says, “Epic.”

The DPL’s ideaLAB is a state-of-the-art digital media creation center where teens learn core STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) concepts through creative expression. The lab was made possible through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, administered by the Colorado State Library.

In 2013, we had 10,813,807 online visits and provided 127 public access computers for our community.

In 1975 local artist Carlota EspinoZa was commissioned by the Denver Public Library to create a mural for the Byers Branch Library.The awe-inspiring 20-foot mural, Pasado, Presente, Futuro, was restored by EspinoZa in 2011.

Denver’s rapid growth in the 1970s led to the 1975 opening of twin branch libraries Montbello and Hampden. More than thirty years later, thanks to the 2007 Better Denver Bond Program, both received technology upgrades, ren-ovations and infrastruc-ture improvements.

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from Vietnam in 2008 to live with their daughter and her husband, they spoke little English and knew nothing about libraries in this country.

They soon discovered the Hadley Branch Library and the many services it offers including Plaza programs, which provide services to new immigrants. The couple came faithfully to the southwest Denver branch with their daughter and grandkids to practice English and work toward their U.S. citizenship.

“Plazas were designed specifically to help new immigrants with many different needs,” explains Pilar Castro-Reino, branch cluster manager.

Plazas provide services to new immigrants and learners who need assistance with information access, English, understanding cultural practices, developing new social networks, using

homework resources, health information, computer/technology, job searching and more. Parents can get help while their kids are nearby sharing other program resources with their friends. The entire family can embark on creative pursuits together while at the same time contributing a fresh perspective to our community.

“Kids, parents, grandparents can all come here for support,” adds Will Chan, program coordinator of New Immigrant Initiatives for the Library.

Lap Le and Duong Nguyen studied diligently and passed the citizenship exam. He remembers the exact day and place he and his wife took the oath to become U.S. citizens.

“We will always remember,” he says proudly. “We love this country. And, we love the Library.”

When Lap Le and his wife Duong Nguyen

moved to Denver

In 2013, the Community Learning Plazas received the prestigious Mayor’s Award for Excellence in Arts & Culture, recognizing the program’s collaborative work and important contributions to the community.

Plaza programs are offered at Hadley, Woodbury, Montbello, Hampden, Ford-Warren and Ross-Barnum Branch Libraries.

Library staff members, front row, left to right: Hadeer Nadeem-Ezzat, Pilar Castro-Reino; Back row, left to right: Amanda Romero, Viviana Casillas, Will Chan (holding award), Edmund Ye Kiang, Johnny Gutierrez and Rinh Pham.

In 2013, some 4.3 million customers walked through our doors, each with a story and a personal journey.

“We love this country. And, we

love the Library.”

Lap Le

Amid the various shapes, textures and colors of the Central Library, the three-story terra cotta drum of the Central Library is located on the south façade, with its windows providing views of the changing landscape of the Golden Triangle.

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The Virginia Village Branch moved to its new building on South Dahlia in 1993. The architecture is reminiscent of the site’s former occupant, a greenhouse, with its long roofline and abundant windows. A vibrant painting of a chair by artist Susan Cooper welcomes visitors.

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total assets$9,595,928

contributions $1,655,966

fundraising events less direct expenses

$271,512

memberships $254,150

contributed services $35,500

total revenues$40,288,206

library revenues financial position

activities

city general fund$37,927,617

donations, transfers, misc revenues $2,104,414grants - state and federal$256,175

total expenses $38,766,954

sta� salaries & expenditures $29,790,900

library materials$5,023,082

supplies, services $3,952,972

investment income$859,816

temporarilyrestricted net assets

$3,753,859

permanentlyrestricted net assets

$4,697,909

long terminvestments$7,509,486

cash & cashequivalents$1,695,868

pledges,accounts receivable,

prepaid expenses$370,341

assets held intrust for library

$20,233

total liabilities& net assets$9,595,928

total expenses &program services

$1,302,371

supportingservices

$415,735

distributionsto DPL & other

program services$886,636

total revenues$3,076,944

accounts payable& accrued expenses

$31,867

assets held intrust for DPL

$20,233

distributionspayable to DPL

$293,975

unrestrictednet assets $798,085

library expenditures

Denver Public Library 2013 financials

nonprofit orgUS postage

PAIDDenver COpermit 1701

nonprofit orgUS postage

PAIDDenver COpermit 1701

total assets$9,595,928

contributions $1,655,966

fundraising events less direct expenses

$271,512

memberships $254,150

contributed services $35,500

total revenues$40,288,206

library revenues financial position

activities

city general fund$37,927,617

donations, transfers, misc revenues $2,104,414grants - state and federal$256,175

total expenses $38,766,954

sta� salaries & expenditures $29,790,900

library materials$5,023,082

supplies, services $3,952,972

investment income$859,816

temporarilyrestricted net assets

$3,753,859

permanentlyrestricted net assets

$4,697,909

long terminvestments$7,509,486

cash & cashequivalents$1,695,868

pledges,accounts receivable,

prepaid expenses$370,341

assets held intrust for library

$20,233

total liabilities& net assets$9,595,928

total expenses &program services

$1,302,371

supportingservices

$415,735

distributionsto DPL & other

program services$886,636

total revenues$3,076,944

accounts payable& accrued expenses

$31,867

assets held intrust for DPL

$20,233

distributionspayable to DPL

$293,975

unrestrictednet assets $798,085

library expenditures

Friends Foundation 2013 audited financials

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Luci AandahlJim AllenTeresa AllenBernice AshworthLisa BainSusan BallantineCarol BauerJohn BauerDorothy BirkleLuke BlackIngrid BoydMary Claire BrothersLucy CarlsonKathleen CarothersRachel ChapmanKathryn CodoJohn CoffeyLee ColemanJeremy CollinsChristopher CorlettCurtis CulkinDeborah CourtnerLucia CowperthwaiteJoel DavesDorica DiGilarmoHoang DinhJoseph Do

Vivian DoddsAnna DubasPatrick DunnDavid EasterlingMonyette EllingtonAnne EpsteinShirley EpsteinLori EricksonHannah EvansCraig FitzgeraldAlan FlaniganSara FreyEllen FoxJoslynn GarciaIvy GibsonNeal GilmoreAnne GreenGayle GreenRob GreenGay GreenleafJohnny GutierrezJose GuzmanBrendan HackettMarlana HarpelIris HawkinsJennifer HendersonLinda Henry

Jennifer HicksRobert HofstaderLisa HoulihanKaty HowellJuan HuertaKathleen JacksonDaphne JeanMilt KahnRose KeatingJohn KeefauverCollette KelsoMir KhanKendrick KingJennifer KnightGigia KolouchBjornDanielle KonkolyJordan KuhnJustin LaboeAmanda LacyBrandon LeeKeegan LesterEmily LewisLowry LindsayFayoke LongeDelvita E. LovellLibby MarcusMichael McArthur

Morey MelnickDebbie MenzelNicole MersichKaren MillhamKen MorganAdam MouldSusan MulhernDolores MurphyDustan NicholsEliza NewcombAndie OrtmannRob OsterbergJoAnn PeakDevra PerchLindsay PerryLinda PlautBeckie PomponioEdwin PoulsomCaitlin PritchardFallon PurdyOlaf ReichCara ReimanSara ReinhardtBonnie RobinsonCecilia RodriguezHarriet RosenSuzanne Saunders

Shannon SavinoSherrill ShimekGloria SiekmeierCarlos SotoFrank SpositoMike StaufferGrant SteffenKatherine SteinbergMelissa StockBecky TaylorJulie ThorntonKelly ThorpeJay TompkinsJason TomsAn TranRose TurnerSofia WalkerAudrey WalstromMatt WardJen WenzelKathryn WhitentonViolet WhittemoreRandy WicksJohn WilcoxDebra ZabaMichael ZavitzKhalid Zinedinn

docents

items circulated

in 2013: 9,811,501

LeadershipMichael B. Hancock

Mayor of Denver

Dennis J. GallagherCity Auditor

Shirley AmoreCity Librarian

Denver Public Library Executive TeamShirley Amore

City Librarian

Letty H. IcolariDirector of Administrative Services

Michelle JeskeDirector of Collections and Technology

Susan KotarbaDirector of Public Services

Diane LapierreDirector of Community Relations

Ron MillerDirector of Finance and Planning

Denver Public Library CommissionJay Mead President

Gloria Rubio-Cortes Vice President

Taylor Kirkpatrick Secretary

Kevin O’Connor Past President

Lisa FloresSuneeta HazraJudy JosephAlice KellyMike KingRosemary MarshallKaren RokalaAlan Salazar

Denver City CouncilMary Beth Susman District 5

PresidentChristopher Herndon

District 11, President Pro-Tem

Susan K. Shepherd District 1

Jeanne Faatz District 2

Paul D. Lopez District 3

Peggy Lehmann District 4

Charlie Brown District 6

Chris Nevitt District 7

Albus Brooks District 8

Judy H. Montero District 9

Jeanne Robb District 10

Robin Kniech At-Large

Debbie Ortega At-Large

DPL Friends Foundation Board of TrusteesKevin Gile President

Cathy Schwartz Vice President

Vicki Hellmer Secretary

Joe Nimmons Treasurer

Elizabeth AndermanPast President

Ryan BergsiekerSheila BiseniusAmy BrimahGay CookCharlie FarrellJack FinlawMike HugueletPam JewettMarcia JohnsonJudy JosephChris LaneCathy LucasJill NelsonBob SarloBill SchumacherSusie WillsonSid WilsonDiana Yee

DPL Friends Foundation CommitteesBoard Development/Governance Committee

Jack Finlaw & Cathy LucasChairs

Elizabeth AndermanSheila Bisenius

Finance CommitteeJoe Nimmons Chair

Ryan BergsiekerGary ChristyBen Duke IIIKevin GilePam JewettHanne LichtenfelsKent WinkerShirley Amore

(non-voting)

Advocacy/Community Affairs Committee

Marcia Johnson & Diana Yee Chairs

Jack FinlawCathy LucasJill NelsonSusie Willson

Development Advisory Committee

Mike Huguelet & Cathy Schwartz

Chairs

Elizabeth AndermanVicki HellmerBob SarloSid Wilson

Booklovers Ball Committee

Elizabeth & Mike KingChairs

Bob SarloCorporate Committee Chair

Judy AllenderElizabeth AndermanMike ArztSarah BiehnAmy BrimahVoradel CareyCristal DeHerreraAmy FidelisKeo FrazierKevin GileMatthew HansonChris HaugenMike HugueletDennis HumphriesAmanda JacksonJudy JosephAnthony LambatosJimmy LambatosDaphne MarrableStacy NelsonJoe NimmonsCathy SchwartzKristin StorkSid Wilson

Evil Companions Committee

Dana Crawford FounderJoyce Meskis FounderDavid Milofsky FounderRob Baldwin Chair Elizabeth AndermanSheila BiseniusSheila CleworthHeather DuncanMonnie ElliottDonna FeldmanJack FinlawFrank GuerraGini HansenJosephine JonesJudy JosephDiane Lapierre

Mike McPheeJean MilofskyConstance MortellKaren RokalaMike RoqueTrinity SafferRaymond SatterCathy SchwartzJohn ThomasSusie WillsonFrank Wilmot

What’s It Worth Committee

Wes BrownMarcia JohnsonJudy JosephChris LaneAnnie McLaganKaren Rokala Susie Willson

Gonzales Branch Fundraising Steering Committee

Rick Garcia ChairEric DuranVicki HellmerCouncilwoman

Susan Shepherd

DPL Friends Foundation StaffDiane Lapierre DirectorLaurie Romer Assistant DirectorNadine Leal Events ManagerMelinda Lloyd

Accounting ManagerEduardo Gabrieloff

Database Coordinator

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Lena ArchuletaLucia AandahlFlorence Northway

Mary E. BacaFlora Rodriguez Russel & Dan Russel

Judith Cunningham BarrThomas Hart

Nancy E. BathkeBob Pulcipher

Jackie M. BlandLuvenia Bland

Evelyn BrewsterDorothy HoxengLoann & George Kjeldseth

Peter BruchDorothy & Bertil Lager

Laird CampbellNancy Campbell

Mingway ChanTiffany Chan

Janet ClymerMelba Salter

Wayne R. CoffeyJanice BrennerJudith & James BrennerRichela Das

Sybil DowningWynn & William Gandera

Marge EberlyKathy Meyer

Stanley FlaksMillicent & Sidney Fieman

Sharon GravelleArtReach Endowment Fund of The Denver Foundation

Davis JohnsonColleen Batty & Patrick Davis

Philip K. Jones Marilyn & Donald Hardy

Jerry KopelDolores Kopel

Diane LauenHolly Bennett & John M. Lebsack

Nell H. MillerCeleste & David Jackson

Thelma MooreMary Claire & Jim BrothersJanet & Mark DailyElaine HirschmanJane HultinMr. & Mrs. Walter HultinJoanne & Gregory JohnsonIlene KamletJennifer LehmanRobert ManthyTeresa MendenhallCarol MorrisonRose ProtextorDenni Ann & Willy SmithBarbara & Larry SweetClytice & Dean TroyerJoy WilsonThe Colorado Trust

Eleanor R. Morse & A. Reynolds Morse

Morse Family Foundation

Howard MudgettBettye & David CrupperKatie & Alan FoxStephen Susman

Beverly NemiroMarianne & Paul Zak

William PrideKay Pride

Robert RadetskyDiane Balkin & William Wise

Joe RogersDavis, Graham & Stubbs, LLP

Judge Luis D. RoviraMrs. Lois Ann Rovira

Robert SchuleinNancy Schulein

Dwight SeeleyChristine Harkness

James M. WunnickeBrooke Wunnicke

Rosemary YoungKathryn ChizzoArlyne HendersonJoAnne HensonMr. & Mrs. Alfred N.

IadarolaLynn & David LinkeElizabeth & Carl RahneEugene SchneiderGloria & Michael Tekler

memorial giftsIn Memory of:

The book wall sculpture titled, “At the Library,” located near the east entrance of the Central Library, was presented to the Denver Public Library by ArtReach, Inc., in honor of Denver philanthropists John E. and Jeannie Fuller.

tribute gifts

donations

In Honor of: Kristen AshleyAllison Fentriss

Dixie GoodStevan Kalmon

Vicki HellmerElizabeth Neufeld

100,000+ Colorado State Library,

State Grants to LibrariesEstate of Sharon GravelleInstitute of Museum and

Library ServicesLuff Family Fund of The

Denver FoundationEstate of Beverly A. NemiroEstate of S. Viola Smith

25,000-$99,9999Estate of Evelyn BrewsterTemple Hoyne Buell FoundationDenver Public Library TrustThe Janus FoundationHelen K. & Arthur E. Johnson

FoundationTargetEstate of Mary E. WiedenmannEstate of David A. Yeakley

$10,000-$24,999William Sharpless Jackson, Jr.

Endowment of The Denver Foundation

Elizabeth & Michael KingMetropolitan State University

of DenverMonticello Associates

Mountain States ToyotaTD AmeritradeTenth Mountain Division

FoundationVenoco

$5,000-$9,999AMG National Trust BankLinda & Wes BrownBrownstein Hyatt Farber ShreckDaVitaDenver Post Community

FoundationFirstBank Holding Company

of ColoradoBillie Gaskill TrustHarmes C. Fishback FoundationIngram Content GroupInterlock Construction CorpIntrepid PotashJudy JosephLowe Fund of The Denver

FoundationNorthern Trust BankOtten, Johnson, Robinson,

Neff & RagonettiPeyBack FoundationAndrea PollackRenal Ventures ManagementCouncilwoman Susan Shepherd

Stapleton Master CommunityAssociation

Teletech Community FoundationTown Center Dentistry and

Orthodontics

$1,000-$4,999AARPAdolfson & Peterson

ConstructionJoanne & Richard AkeroydShirley & John AmoreElizabeth & Evan AndermanThe William H. Anderson

FoundationAnton Collins MitchellAlice BakemeierBaldwin Morgan & RiderBarnhart CommunicationsBauerle and CompanyThe Thomas W. Bean

FoundationKim Benson & Allen StaverSheila BiseniusBKD, LLCClaudia & Marc BraunsteinSis CarrollAnn & John ChafeeMerle C. Chambers &

Hugh A. Grant

Valerie & Gil ClausenSheila CleworthMontgomery CleworthColorado State Bank & Trust The Colorado TrustSusana Cordova & Eric DuranAnn Corrigan & Kent RiceFrances Corsello Corva, LLCLaura Curtis & Dan RevelleDeane Family Fund of The

Denver FoundationDenver Community Credit UnionDenver Employees’

Combined CampaignDenver Health Medical CenterThe DeRose-Krantz GroupDobbins FoundationAllison FentrissLois FergusonJack D. Finlaw &

Greg A. MovesianFirstGivingNora FisherDavid FordFuller Family Fund of The

Denver FoundationGeorgia & Woody GarnseyWilma E. Godfrey

Lynda Goldstein/MallyFund of Rose Community Foundation

Peter and Rhondda GrantFund of The Denver Foundation

Jo Ellen Graybill & Frank GuerraGreat Divide Brewing CompanyCeleste & Jack GrynbergHaworthJane HaysVicki HellmerCouncilman Chris HerndonLorraine & Harley Higbie

Fund of The Denver Foundation

Randi HimelgrinMolly & Richard HoffmanTricia & Mike HugueletHumphries Poli ArchitectsInterfaceFlorRachel & Timothy JamesJoseph Family Fund of The

Denver FoundationLucile B. Kaufman Fund

of the Arizona Community Foundation

Keller Family Fund of TheDenver Foundation

Twist Phelan & Jack ChappleMargaret & G.W. Coel

Sam SchwartzCeleste & Jack GrynbergKarin & Kenneth KatzLisa Weil & Steven Zansberg

Mary & Jack SloanLouis Sass

Located on level five of the Central Library, the Western History/Genealogy Department’s Reading Room is a haven for researchers. To invoke a Western feel, architect Michael Graves created the three-story Symbol of the West made of Douglas fir from a sawmill that was disassembled in the 1920s.

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KeybankKilpatrick TownsendRobin KnappSusan & Paul KotarbaStephanie LambertLinda M. LebsackJackie & Edward LewinLowry FoundationSandra & James MacdonaldJohn McCabeMooey & David HammondDonald MeckleyMicrosoft Giving CampaignMidwest TapeMoody Insurance AgencyMutual of Omaha Insurance

CompanyRussell MyersTrish Nagel

Jill Nelson & Thomas BidellNorthstar Investment AdvisorsBrigid O’Connor & Kevin VollmerOverDriveOZ ArchitectureMarilyn & William PlummerLori Potter & Eric PerrymanPublic Works LLCJanet Raasch & Kevin O’ConnorElizabeth RohrboughThe Honorable Raymond SatterSchlessman Family Fund of

The Denver FoundationNancy & Robert Schulein

Fund of The Denver Foundation

Schwab Charitable FundCathy Schwartz & Phil CernanecDaniel Shurz

Enid SlackKim SonnenNancy & Grant Steffen, M.D.Stevenson Family Fund of

The Denver FoundationAnn & Jack Struthersstudiotrope design collectiveJody Tanabe & Greg SchwartzMargie Valdez & James GehresLesha & Tim Van BinsbergenBeverly & Bruce WagnerDiane & Marshall WallachLloyd David and Carlye Cannon Wattis FoundationThe Honorable Elbra

WedgeworthWells Fargo FoundationWember White Construction Group

Susan & John WillsonClaudia & Sid WilsonGlenda & Kent WinkerDorothy WolfeRandal WoodsXcel Energy

$500-$999Marilyn & Jules AmerEllen Anderman &

James DonaldsonCynthia & Wayne AnthoferCharlotte & Robert BaronGeraldine & Gordon BaronBarbara BenedictDr. & Mrs. Barry BerlinSandy & John BlueAlisa & Henry BourneJoan BrennanWilton Brown

Winifred BrownGywn & Scott BrowningLois CalvertCapitol Hill MansionWillis CarpenterCharles CasteelMaggie ChenClaudia ChristianSuzanne ClarkWendy & Steven CohenMichael CohenGail & Stephen CouryCarolyn DanielsStasia W. DavisonJane Stevenson Day, Ph.D.Deedee & Peter DeckerDenver Art MuseumDenver Fortnightly ClubDorothy Dever

donations

Booklovers Ball 2013 Left to right: Ball Chairs Mike & Elizabeth King, Leslie & Bob Sarlo, Rich Grant & Pat Trahey with Claudia & Sid Wilson, Tim & Lesha Van Binsbergen, Booklovers Ball table, Vicki & Paul Wember, Ginger & Jim Halligan

Mike DinoKathy & Brian DolanAngela DonnellyLaurie & Ben DukeBeth & Robert DuncanEvonne & Michael DunnJeanine FeriancekJohn FilkoskiFlooring Design AssociatesLisa Flores & Rick TallmanForest City StapletonKeo FrazierErin & Josh FreedmanSally & Alan GassCarolyn Goble & Lanny ProfferSheila Goodman &

James DorroughGina GuyWilliam HankinsonLewis HansenMelissa & Robert HartnettJanet Hayes & Arthur MorrisseyLaura & Scott Hergenrader

Katherin & Duane HowellMartha IlligeMichelle & Brad JeskePam & Larry JewettJewish Community CenterMarcia & Will JohnsonAnn & M. Douglas JonesAlice & Terrance KellyGina KesslerDiana & Michael KinseyJames KnochElin Kondrad &

Abraham NussbaumJoseph KorthJ. Lindsey & Christopher LaneKay LawrenceLEI CompaniesTanairi LopezHope LowryMac OutletEliza MadsenMichele Majeune & Renny FaganTina Marek

Carole & James McCotterLou McDowellDiana & Donald McGuirkMr. & Mrs. Walter W.

McMahan Jr.Dr. Nancy M. McMahon &

Mr. Timothy J. ParsonsKelly McMullen & Daniel BowlesKathleen & Arlen MeyersMontague-Clouse Charitable

Giving FundThomas MurphyThe Musser FundJane & Robert NagelPeter NasethBob NelsonElizabeth NeufeldOakwood Charites, LLCMr. & Mrs. Perry C. PeineGenine & Charles PlunkettKathleen PotterProLogisMyra & Robert Rich

Eileen & Sam RobinsonTrinidad RodriguezKaren & Curtis RokalaLaurie & Chris RomerLeah & Steven RoundsJane & William RussellJolanthe SaksAya Schickel & Mark PratherLorrie & Bruce SchroffelJoanne SessonKathleen SgammaHarold SimmonsJill SingerMark SippelJill SkoogAlexis SmallridgeRonald SnellPatricia & Kevin StaabRozolen Stanford & Denis FoleyCarol Svendsen & Jay L. MeadKaren SwisshelmMartha Symko-Davies &

Miles Davies

Lynn Taylor & David EbyTomkins Gates FoundationJune TravisAmie & Benjamin Valore-CaplanMark VirdinEvelyn WaldronMayor & Mrs. Wellington E.

WebbLisa Weil & Steven ZansbergCorey WernerJulie Ann & Mark Wielga

$250-$499Paul AakerAll Tech Janitorial ServiceDiane & Donald AndersonRuthie & James AsheTica & David AshtonCharlotte AycriggTheresa AyeSarah & Thad BattElizabeth BeattyMandianne & Craig BergDr. Mary Bessesen

Booklovers Ball 2013 Left to right: Evan & Elizabeth Anderman, Judy & Randy Allender, Chase N The Dream, Mike Cortes & Gloria Rubio Cortes, Paul & Allison Caldwell, Matthew & Priya Burkett, Alex & Kateri Abeyta

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Sue & Bix BicknellBarry BindellMarsha & Gary BlumLorna Brass & Michael BleichfeldBarbara Bridges &

Michael McPheeClaire & Brad BrockbankMary Beth & Bernie BuescherBuffalo ExchangeDoris BurdNita & Don BurkhardtCharlene Byers & P.K. MetzPatricia ChapmanHelen & Gary ChristySuzanne CluffCommunity First FoundationMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. CongdonDeborah CookMeredith CoorsMr. & Mrs. James CorlettLucia CowperthwaiteNancy & Bill CroninMr. & Mrs. William P. CrossenBrenda & John DavenportAndrew DavisTheresa DentMichelle DespresLoralee & James DischnerJulie & Robert DonohueChristine Douglass and

Brent CaseLouise DouglassSusan DuncanCarolyn & Don Etter

Joyce EvansRichard FayJane FeldmanKate Freed & John GogginDarcie & Paul FrohardtMartha FulfordTera & James GallDr. Sumeet GargRuth GaulkeJudith & Steven

GerstenbergerLynne Gertz & Bruce AndersonMr. & Mrs. George C. GibsonKevin GileK. Sue GiovaniniEleanor Glover &

Eugene AdvinculaJoe GoldensternKarilee Gomez-Smith &

Bill SmithMona GoodwinCathleen Hall &

Daniel McNamaraChristopher HamiltonFlorence & David HarlorMelissa Hart & Kevin TraskosStephanie & Edward HarveyWilliam HayF. B. & K. M. HebertBrenda Hendrix & Thomas MillMr. & Mrs. A. Barry HirschfeldPamela HirschmanSarah HiteWendy Hodges

Barbara & Howard HolmeElizabeth & Steve HoltzeDennis HumphriesDorothy & Ray ImelAmanda JacksonEric R. JamrichHeather Jernberg-SarfiMarguerite Johnson &

Eugene LangNancy Joseph-GouldKaiser PermanenteDiane KaminskyWilliam KeenanSue & Roger KilgoreKendrick King & David WrightLibby KirkpatrickOza & Milan KlanjsekDonna KornfeldElizabeth & Kent KreiderMr. & Mrs. Frank A. KugelerJanet LandisLandmark EnvironmentalDiane & J.R. LapierreCora & Gary LaPlanteRita & Bill LarsonPenny & Dick LeatherCouncilwoman Peggy LehmannLindy Eichenbaum Lent &

Jason LentPolly & Mark LestikowAdam LevyLewis Roca Rothgerber LLPDebra & Chester LubyMary Anne Luty

Janice MacDonaldJanet & David MacKenzieAmy MartinMonica Martinez &

John HugginsVeronica MccaffreyStacy McDonaldVirginia & William McGeheeKevin McGreevyMr. V.W. McKnab IIMargaret McMahon & T.R. ReidMr. & Mrs. Pepe J. MendezChristopher MesserSharon & Ron MillerJean & David MilofskyBonnie & Ronald MilzerMarianne MitchellBrian MolzahnMonday ForumCynthia MonleyPatricia & Kenny MooreGeorge MorenoMarilyn Munsterman &

Charles BerberichRachelle NaishtutJudith NelsonDiana NelsonJane NeroSusan Niermeyer & John BrettAmanda & Joseph NimmonsMarjorie & Kenneth NowickMarcia & Jules OrnsteinElaine OsbornKristin Pazulski & Matthew Nagy

William PefferDebra Perry & Jeffrey BaldwinRev. David W. &

Mrs. Judith B. PetersSandra Gordon PettijohnJoseph PhillipsErik ReynoldsAndrew Ringel & Troy TomsyckBrenda & Jason RitenourRose Community FoundationCarol Ann & Paul RothmanGloria Rubio-Cortés &

Michael CortésJulie & Ethan RubyKatie RussellAlma RyanNancy & Leonard SahlingBruce SavageWilliam SchumacherMr. & Mrs. George SecorJacqueline SeneSally Shafroth & James GuthrieLinda & Andrew ShawMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Sisk Jr.Gail SkaggsGretchen S. SmithMr. & Mrs. David C. SmithAnne & Robert SneedHolly SouthCrista SpearsKara SpitlerSherry SpitsnaugleToni St John

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Woodbury Branch Library 100-year celebration Decker Branch Library 100-year celebration

Ruth M. Stark Foundation a fund of UBS Donor Advised Fund

Judy Stein & Eric FranceT. Rowe Price Program for

Charitable GivingIngrid TagueTattered Cover Book StoreNancy B. TiekenNancy & Donald ToddCharlyne & Gene TuckerJudith & Joe WagnerMary Kathryn WagnonCarol WealeEdna Stuver WebsterFrances & Rusty WehnerYone & Frank WellsDan L. WheatJean & Richard WilliamsJoan & Richard WohlgenantMarilyn & Thomas WolfeJacklyn & Robert Writz Jr.Xcel Energy Foundation Matching ProgramJaclyn Yelich & Gregory ThielenElizabeth Yowell &

Linda Macfarlane

$100-$249AAA WaterproofingMaria Abbud-Madrid &

Riccardo SchiaffinoChristine Jensen Abell &

David AbellKristin & Marc AblePeter AbuisiNancy & Anthony AccettaSandy AdamsMadelon AffeldMark AlbersChris & Randy AlexanderSally V. Allen & Dr. Samuel

WagonfeldLauren & Samuel AllenStewart AllisonFradene AndersenJean AndersonJoseph ApodacaCharles ArnoldShirley & Jonathan AsherMartha & David AshmorePhilip AtchisonMarti AwadHartman AxleyChristina & William BakerLauren BakerAndrew Baker

Jane & John BakerCarol & John BalkcomDiane Balkin & William WiseMr. & Mrs. Louis P. Bansbach IIIZoe & Kenneth BarleyTommie Jo BarneyBarbara BarrowMichael BarthKaren BassfordBarbara & Richard BateDr. & Mrs. Charles W. BaucumDr. Richard BaumMarjorie BaumertVirginia BaylessSophie & Kevin BeckDr. & Mrs. Henry BeckwittDenise Bedford-Cushing &

John CushingChristy & Martin BegienLeslie S. BeltramiBonita BendaLinda & Norman BenedictCarolyn BenoitJanette BensonStephen BentfieldJoan M. BergRob BergerHelen BerkmanDeborah G. Bernau

Ronald BerquistJudy & Tom BerryPaula & Samuel BettyLeora BlackShirley & Stewart BlissKathleen BolandBeatriz A. BonnetCarolyn BowerBarbara & Stuart BoydKathy & Tony BoyleBetsy & Terry BraatenMarjorie BraistedAshley BrandGreta Brandstetter &

Martin McCabeDonna BrennanJudith Briles & John MalingAmy BrimahAlbert BrownKathleen BrownChristiana & Dennis BrownSylvia K. BrownTrudy BrownSharon & Rex BrownRogene BuchholzGrace Buckley & Michael MarezSusan W. BurgamyPriya & Matthew BurkettDiane & John Burns

Elizabeth & Cletus Byrne Jr.Mary Ellen CaiatiMs. Kathryn A. CainVictoria Campbell & John

KeefauverTeresa & Francis CamposArna & Marty CaplanWendy CareyVoradel CareyNadine CarlileBarbara CarpenterRoderick CarrollJanet & Frank CarterGeorge CaseyMary Ann CaseyJames CavanaughLindsay & Michael CeilleyTeri Chavez & Scott MurphyRebecca & George ChersinSusan ChockLaura ChristensenM. Karen ChristiansenJean ChurchmanWilliam CisneyDr. Janet Claman &

Dr. Henry ClamanPatricia & Ted ClarkGruffie Clough & Robert RoarkJoy Coe

What’s It Worth Elbra WedgeworthWhat’s It Worth Chris Lane appraising for crowd

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Margaret & G. W. CoelJohn CohenElizabeth & Edward CohenAgnete & S. Phillip CohenCatherine ColeDianne & Marcus ColeDavid ColeSheila ComptonJoAnn & John CongdonRobert ConnellyElizabeth ConnickEllen & Thomas ConnolePatricia ConnorConocoPhillips Matching

Gift PlanBeth Conover & Kenneth SnyderElizabeth CookAnn & Benjamin CooperVaquero CooperCathy CooperAnn CopePatty CordovaDeborah CourtnerJill Cowperthwaite &

Charles JonesPeggy Crane-EpandSharon & Dan CravitzGwendolyn L. CrenshawB.J. Croall & Jim CarneyConstance CrockerAlicia CronquistJudith CrossonMargaret Cunningham

Mr. & Mrs. George B. CurtisRebecca Czarnecki &

Nathaniel BarkerPatrick DailyPatricia & Arthur DavidsonKadriye & Henry DavisJoy DavisMarsha DaweDCP Midstream Matching

Gift ProgramClaudia DeasySarah DeckerJesse DeffenbaughMary del MonteKim DelashmitFrederick DelveMargaret DepriestPhyllis Dick*Nancy & Ernest DiedrichLinda DieveneyMr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Dines Sr.Joanne DitmerHillary & Aron DobosBrenda DockeryBrett DolanMargie DomingoRuth DomrzalskiNorene D’OnofrioPatricia DonovanAndrew DuffordKathryn DuffordSusan DunnCynthia & Philippe Dunoyer

Gail C. DureeMartha & Douglas DyckesLouise EcoffGarry R. EdwardsNancy Elkind & Skip HibbardChristina EllisNina & Ron ElseLynette EmeryPatrick EmeryEnCana Cares (USA) FoundationGinny & Chuck EnnisMariana Enriquez &

Antonio OlmosJay EnyartJennie EppersonVivian & Ted EpsteinBritta Erickson & Richard TurnerSusan EslickAnn & Hugh EvansBridget FaheyFairmount Cemetery CompanyKenneth FederMary Lee FelixBeth FergusonJanis & Richard FerrellAdam FiedorHarold FieldsGenessee FinneganMarie Fitzpatrick & Larry

BohningHillary FowlerTony FrankDr. & Mrs. Wilbur A. Franklin

Kathleen Franz & George Petersen

Mary Franza & Ronald JohnsonMichele FratarcangeliNatalie & Sam FreedmanDeborah FriedmanNorman FriedmanCarol FriendLaurel FultonPatricia Gage & Robert HolwayGap Foundation Gift Match

ProgramRichard GarnandMr. & Mrs. Caleb F. Gates Jr.Louis J. GelfandBetsy GeorgitisSuzanne & Bernard GersonLaurie GerstenkornMargaret GibsonDiana Gilmore &

Richard HeinemeyerMarcy Glenn & Tom GouletDorothy G. GoeRobert GoldenEdward GoldsonShari & Scott GoldsteinCarolyn GoltraHector GonzalezSandra & Stephen GoodmanPhyllis & Neal GoodmanJudith & Daniel GordonHelen GowanRobert Graham

Ms. Gertrude GrantMr. & Mrs. Newell M. GrantGreat-West Life & Annuity

Insurance CompanyTennyson GrebenarRobert GreeneMary GrieserElizabeth Grieser & Alan MillerAndrew GriffithsBarbara & William GrigsbyAnn & Mike GroshekSara GrumbacherPaula & Stan GudderMr. & Mrs. Norman D. HaglundPatty Hakala & Timothy ThrelkeldTerry HaleyJane HallJoseph HalpernKen HamelBecky & Keith HammondBruce HannMelody & Timothy HardyJohn & Jane HarperRae & Craig HarrisHeather Harris & John HamrickThomas HartCindy HaverlandMaria HawkesJoy Hawkins & Randall ClarkDee HayesAdam HaynesDebbie Hearty & Keith RoarkLinda & Richard Heider

Latino Awards Judy Montero, Carlotta EspinoZa, Lt. Governor Joe Garcia

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Evil Companions Literary event Award winning author Ron Hansen with David Milofsky

Irene HeiderAnne HeineNorma & Phil HeinschelNorma & Randal HeinzJacqueline HellerJoseph HenderlongBridgette HendricksJudy HermDeborah & Owen HermanPeggy HermannSusan A. HillMary & Donald HoaglandMary HoddinottKenneth HoffmanMary & Paul HollemanBarbara & Richard HopperJay HorowitzIsabella HorskySheryl HoweRex HowlandShelly & William HunterLouise Hurlbut &

J. Richard CaudleKatherine HurlbutArlene HutchinsonIBM International FoundationING FoundationBarbara A. IngramAnn & David Irving

Pura & Henry IshamKathy JacksonHelene JaeggiMarie JamesCarol & Charles JanschThe Janus FoundationDouglas JeavonsCynthia Jennings &

Scott JohnsonPatrick JohnsAllison & James JohnsonMargery & Stanley JohnsonGrace JohnsonValerie JohnsonMary Jo JohnsonDr. Lawrence JohnstonAnn L. JonesJosephine JonesMr. & Mrs. Matthew M. JonesM. Karen & William KaehnyWendy & Stephen KaeuperStevan KalmonBeth KaminskyMr. & Mrs. Robert J. KapelkeRenee Kaplan-Shephard &

David ShepardLeslie Karnauskas &

Vincent BusmireJudith Karp

Meagan KaylJoan Keane & Paul QuinnBarbara J. KeatingJohn KellerWendy & Thomas Kelly IIJohn S. KendallKathryn & Fred KennyMarilyn KetchamMylee KhristoforovMatthew KieferMartha A. KingMartha KingAnn King-WhiteAnne S. KlenkDebra KnappJanet & James KnauerCharlotte & Fred KnaukeF. Walker KnightJames KnoppKate & Grant KnowltonMary Kohn &

Benjamin HonigmanLinda J. KondeMr. & Mrs. Peter KornafelMonica & John KosanovichSheila Kowal & Blake ChamblissJudy & Andrew KramerRhoda KrasnerRyan Krebs

Joan & Jim KrollNina & Mark KuhlPaul KuhnJack KuninTimothy LambDottie & Richard LammLisa LaMunyonDarryl LandahlElaine & Don LangebergAlix LaSallePatricia LavertyMichael Le FebreDonna LehmanDavid LehrJennifer LeitschMary & Dennis LeonettiDiane LeveneBarbara LevinJane LevineJeffrey LevyRebecca & John LewinHanne LichtenfelsGloria LillyLynn & David LinkeSusan W. LivingstonRandall LivingstonNancy LockspeiserKathleen & Richard LofgrenAnn & Hal Logan

Loretta LohmanNell & David LondonDrs. Roy & Esther LowensteinCatherine B. LucasMr. & Mrs. Richard T. Lyford Jr.Bette & Jim MacDonaldJanet & J.D. MacFarlaneElspeth MacHattiePatrick MackJean Maguire & Leroy CrottsChristopher MaierMarcia MalonePhilippa C. MarrackAlexandra Marshall &

James CarrollJoyce V. MartinLinda MartinRachel & Harold MartinIrene Martinez-Jordan &

Richard JordanWilliam MathewsEloise May & Jack UnruhHarold MaysAndrew McBrideMichael McConnellLinda & Phillip McCurdyDiane & Tishiba McDonaldRobin McDougalValli & Tom McDougle

Adrian Miller Booksigning Author Adrian Miller with Cathy & Geoff Lucas Adrian Miller Booksigning Sid Wilson with Rosemary Marshall

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Nina & Rex McGeheeMargaret McKechnieSally & John McLaganBridget McNeilSuzanne McNitt &

Darrell A. Brown Tony MedinaKathleen MeehanClaire ZilberMetLife InvestorsEllen MetterRuby MillerArdis MillerJane MillerLeslie & Tyler MillerShawn MillerKatherine MillettArlene & Donald MilnerJacqueline MochBarbara & Paul MoeBrenda & Stefan MokrohiskyNina MolinaroMOMS Club of Washington ParkTamara MonroeRobert MoodyThe Moody’s FoundationAndy MooreVicki MooreDenon & Sean MoorePatrick Moran

Sharlie & Richard MorelKerry MorimotoJen MorrisLiane Morrison &

Alan GreenbergMary & Michael MorrowJulie & Brendan MorsePeggy & Jeff MorseTrish & Denis MoynihanKathleen MujaLori MunetaRosemarie & William MuraneW. Thomas MurnanChristine Murphy &

Norman MuellerMary MurphyMaryanne MurphyJocelyn & Sean MurphyDebra & Michael MurphyCharles Murray Jr.Charlotte MusserBarbara Neal & Edward EllisWilliam NeighborsTerry NelsonNetwork for GoodTracy NguyenJennifer & Donald NicholsonKaren NicoulinLinda NivenMaralee Nobis-Jacobsen

Violet & Thomas NoelJane NolanMary Norbury-Glaser &

David GlaserDavid NovickLisa & Andrew NowakSusan & Kent OakesRebecca O’BrienCarolyn & Bruce O’DonnellDonna OkudaRobert OlsonDiane Canepa OlsonJuanita & Charles OppegardRebecca OrrSusan OsgoodM. Kristine OverlandThomas OvertonJoKatherine Holliman PageDavid M. ParcePat PascoeKatie PayerW. Perry & Bradley PearceSteven PearsonJessica & Jeffery PearsonKaren PellicoreLaVonne PerkinsMr. & Mrs. Ronald F. PerkinsPaul PetersNancy PetrySandra Pilon

Susan & Theodore PinkowitzHugh PitcherMargaret PlumbChristine & W. Kirk PokrandtLori PooleLinda & Allen PowellBarbara & Ronald PredCarol PrescottAlicia & Brandon PrescottPriscilla Press & Bill JuraschekMarlyne & Meldon PreusserMichele PriceBonnie PritchettMrs. Wilbur M. Pryor Jr.Diane PughJane QuinetteBrian QuinetteJay RabideauJoelle RaichleDr. & Mrs. W. Gerald RainerNancy Rainwater &

Andrew SweetIngeborg & Ralph RatcliffDorothy ReadMartha Records &

Richard RainaldiLinda & Paul Redstone, M.D.Roma & Jerry RehkowAlice ReichKevin Reidy

Robert RenfroNaomi Reshotko &

P.B. SchechterDorothy & Steven ResnickJulie & Willy ReusserReid ReynoldsDr. Terri RichardsonAyliffe & Frederic RisMaria RiveraDebra & Michael RoadsMari Jo & Martin RobbinsPeggy W. RobertsHildegard & Tom RobertsNell Roberts & Rob MacKenzieLouise D. RoeMarci RoperSavannah RoseCorry & Steve RosenbergMary & Jeffrey RossMolly RossJanet RothbergPatty RoushNina Saks & Richard RobinsonJoanne & Manny SalzmanVindhya SamarasekeraDr. & Mrs. Richard J. SandersRobert SarloLouis SassSandra SchererVera Schmalenberger

Alberto Pellicer and Jenell Weitz read to son Soren in the iconic Children’s Library at the Central Library.

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visits in 2013:

4,371,420

That’s an average of 12,466 every day!

Patricia & John SchmitterSharon SchonhautY. E. ScottMartha & Richard SeeleyRoberta Shaklee & Ed HurryKatrina ShanksNancy & John SharpCarla & Robert ShaverDana Shepard &

Michael NarkewiczJoan ShepardsonMerrill Shields &

M. Ray ThomassonDr. & Mrs. Robert ShikesMartin ShoreMrs. Samuel ShukertBonnie & Arnold SilvermanR. Laurie & Thomas SimmonsJudy A. SimonTim SimpsonRobert SingleThomas SiratovichTimothy SlevinKathleen & John SloanSM Energy CompanyJody & Bob SmithSandra SmithClark B. SmithGregory SmithChristine & John SmithMary & Robert Snow

Joan SommerfeldMary SommervilleJudith Spiegel &

Lawrence WysockiMary Kay & Richard SpoorSusan StakelSusan StarkMarilyn StarrettNena StegerMichael J. SteinerMeg & Bill SteitzSandra & Kurt StenmarkJanet Stephans &

Glenn TakimotoSharon & Alan SternbergBarbara SternbergPhillip SterrittAnn & David StolfaMarcella & David StoneMargaret StookesberryChristina StricklandMarcia StricklandJeff SuMarilyn SwanMary H. SwannEileen & Gordon SwartzfagerGay & Vincent TagliavoreBonnie TaherElizabeth Tart-SchoenfelderLynn Taylor & David EbyPatricia Taylor

Elizabeth TemkinKathleen TerryDot ThomasAlisa ThomasJoyce & William ThornAnnmarie & Chart TiantawachSusan & Darwin TollMelissa Torgusen &

Christopher BrownRichard TrainorJessie TramutoloJoan & Robert TroccoliMichael TrollingerLeigh Truitt, M.D.Stephanie & David TrybaJoseph TurnageMarvin TyorJonathan UnderkoflerBarbara Van BuskirkDenise Vega & Matthew PerkinsRenee VerspoorSheri & Donaldo VisaniMarion & Harold VogelSteve VoglerJoann & Richard von LuhrteElizabeth & Zach WachtlSandra WainerThomas WalkerErika & Stephen WalkerTammy Wall

Michele Wallendal & Spyridon Papadopoulos

John Walsh IIITrudy Walsh-Thomas &

George ThomasJane & Edward WassonChristine & John WeatherfordJody Webb & Judy WolfeDonna WeberWednesday Music PartyLaurel Weinstein & Aaron KellySusan WeinsteinGayle & David WeinsteinJoshua WeissCynthia Wells &

Lawrence GallegosPatricia WellsKristene & Claude WestAlice & Richard WesterBrenda Whetstone &

Brian LaCarrubbaJanet WhiteTimothy WhiteJanice & Jim WhiteHeidi WhitneyLeah & David WicksRobert WiegandNan & Michael WietznerBarbara & Joseph WilcoxJosephine & J. Kemper WillGail & Doug Williams

Frank WilmotKevin WilsonMichael WilsonStefanie & Patrick WinfieldMr. & Mrs. Bernard J.

WintergalenCarole WitkaJacquelyn Wonder &

Fredric ConoverDenise WoodwardChuck WoodwardCornelia WymaPatricia WynneGordon YaleMichele YangDiana YeeMarilyn YenRob YetterBarbara YoungMansoor YousafMeril & Frederick YuScott ZarretAnne & David ZeckserPam ZeldinJessica & Nikolaus ZenderDiana ZinklLinda Roberts ZinnDonna & Robert ZupkusLucille & Peter Zwanzig

Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales Branch Library (scheduled to open in late 2014) is located at Colfax and Irving. Anchoring the exciting West Colfax redevelopment project, at 27,000 square feet, DPL’s newest branch will feature 50 public computers and an outdoor reading room.

* Deceased

Listings are as of 12/31/13. We regret any errors. If you would like your name listed differently in future publications, please call 720.865.2049.

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CENTRAL 10 W. 14 Ave. Pkwy. 80204 • 720.865.1111

Northwest

BYERS675 Santa Fe Dr. 80204 • 720.865.0160

ROSS-BARNUM 3570 W. 1st Ave. 80219 • 720.865.0145

SMILEY4501 W. 46th Ave. 80212 • 720.865.0260

WOODBURY3265 Federal Blvd. 80211 • 720.865.0930

RODOLFO “CORKY” GONZALESWest Colfax Ave. & Irving St.

(scheduled to open in late 2014)

Southwest

ATHMAR PARK 1055 S. Tejon St. 80223 • 720.865.0230

BEAR VALLEY 5171 W. Dartmouth Ave. 80236 • 720.865.0975

HADLEY1890 S. Grove St. 80219 • 720.865.0170

WESTWOOD1000 S. Lowell Blvd. 80219 • 720.865.0215

Northeast

BLAIR-CALDWELL AFRICAN AMERICAN RESEARCH LIBRARY

2401 Welton St. 80205 • 720.865.2401

FORD-WARREN 2825 High St. 80205 • 720.865.0920

GREEN VALLEY RANCH4856 N. Andes Ct. 80249 • 720.865.0310

MONTBELLO12955 Albrook Dr. 80239 • 720.865.0200

PARK HILL4705 Montview Blvd. 80207 • 720.865.0250

PAULINE ROBINSON5575 E. 33rd Ave. 80207 • 720.865.0290

ROSS-CHERRY CREEK 305 Milwaukee St. 80206 • 720.865.0120

SAM GARY2961 Roslyn St. 80238 • 720.865.0325

SCHLESSMAN FAMILY100 Poplar St. 80220 • 720.865.0000

VALDEZ-PERRY4690 Vine St. 80216 • 720.865.0300

Southeast

DECKER 1501 S. Logan St. 80210 • 720.865.0220

EUGENE FIELD810 S. University Blvd. 80209 • 720.865.0240

HAMPDEN 9755 E. Girard Ave. 80231 • 720.865.0185

ROSS-BROADWAY33 E. Bayaud Avenue 80209 • 720.865.0135

ROSS-UNIVERSITY HILLS4310 E. Amherst Ave. 80222 • 720.865.0955

VIRGINIA VILLAGE1500 S. Dahlia St. 80222 • 720.865.0940

locationsKids and adults alike love the Reading Rocket. Thanks to a generous donation from the Janus Capital Group, DPL has two Reading Rocket bookmobiles that visit 25 schools and 18 senior centers throughout Denver. Powered by bio-diesel fuel, each is wheelchair accessible and holds up to 3,000 books, CDs and DVDs. Combined, the two bookmobiles serve some 9,000 students and residents, annually.

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