Seattle Men`s Chorus

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Seattle Men’s Chorus
DENNIS COLEMAN Artistic Director
the Music of
with special guest
Leslie Jordan*
April
7, 13
& 21
APRIL 6,
6&
7, 2013
2013
McCaw
Hall
*Seattle Only
*Seattle Only
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A
celebrating marriage rights [ and wedding registries] for all.
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2 FLYING HOU SE PRODUCTION S
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Information
Theatre Etiquette
For the comfort of all patrons we ask that you
observe the following:
• No photographic or recording equipment is
allowed in the theatre.
• No food in the theatre.
• No watch alarms, cellular phones, or pagers.
• In consideration of other patrons, please
moderate the use of perfume or cologne.
• No babes in arms. Everyone entering the
theatre must have a ticket.
• Late seating is not guaranteed—latecomers
will be seated at the discretion of the
house manager.
Ticket Sales
Mission
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Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s
Chorus entertain, enlighten, unify and heal
our audience and members, using the power of
words and music to recognize the value of gay
and straight people and their relationships.
Box Office
206.388.1400 (Mon–Fri, Noon–7:00PM)
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Calendar
CSP
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Erickson Theatre
CSP
Erickson Theatre
Prize: A Trip for Two (2) on tour to Germany with
Seattle Men’s Chorus June 18-29, 2014
Winner will receive a tour package for two (2) that
includes: airfare; hotel accommodations; daily breakfast;
two group dinners; luxury air-conditioned motor coach
ground transportation throughout the land portion of the
tour; guided sightseeing tours of Erfurt/Weimar, Dachau,
Cologne, Leipzig, and Berlin; and paid entrance to the
Thomaskirche.
Not Included: Passport and visa fees if needed;
beverages other than coffee and tea with breakfast,
and water with the group dinners; checked baggage
fee, if applicable; and trip cancellation and interruption
insurance (Highly Recommended). Insurance brochures
will be made available to the winner. Raffle prize will be
subject to federal tax withholding.
Winner to be drawn at the annual Directors Circle
Luncheon of Flying House Productions (event hosted by
Holland America Line) on Saturday, August 3, 2013
beginning at 10:30am. The prize must be claimed by August
31, 2013. Need not be present to win.
RAFFLE TICKETS ON SALE AT ALL SMC|SWC EVENTS
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THU 6/20/13
8:00 p m
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8:00 p m
SAT 6/22/13
2:00 p m &
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SUN
6/23/13
2:00 p m &
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Fundraising
AUCTION
Black Tie & Sequins
Fremont Studios
INTERLUDE BREAKFAST
Please Note: Up to 30 days prior to departure, all aspects
of the itierary are subject to change.
FRI 5/24/13
8:00 p m
Gather & Give
Herban Feast
SAT 5/11/13
5:30 p m
THU 9/19/13
7:30 a m
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17th Annual Dinner,
Dance & Auction
SATURDAY MAY 11, 2013
DOORS OPEN AT 5:30
Fremont Studios
155 N. 35th Street, Seattle WA 98103
Tickets
• Patron: $175
(before April 22nd – $195 after)
• Benefactor: $225 (before April 22nd – $250 after)
Includes valet parking
and preferred seating
• Tables of Ten: Patron - $1,750 (before April 22nd – $1,950 after);
Benefactor - $2,250 (before April 22nd – $2,500 after)
the theme of this season’s Auction,
is destined to be a spectacular
evening filled with fabulous
friends, divine delights, succulent
wines, and many intriguing items
on which to bid. Don’t miss the
17th annual dinner, dance and
auction, Black Tie & Sequins,
on Saturday, May 11, 2013 at
Fremont Studios. The doors
will open at 5:30pm and the
evening will begin with a silent
auction for you to peruse as you
sip on cocktails and greet your
auction friends. We’ll also have a
“wine boutique,” where you can
purchase elegant wines from our
knowledgeable sommeliers to
enjoy during the dinner or take
with you at the end of the night.
Next we’ll move on to a fourcourse dinner and live auction,
interspersed with entertaining
performances by the Choruses.
You will also have an opportunity
to raise your paddle and make a
To donate an auction item or for RSVP information please visit
SeattleMensChorus.org or SeattleWomensChorus.org
Great Music. all Day.
Listen anywhere.
FULLANTHROPY
At FareStart, every meal helps fund job
training and support for less-fortunate
people in our community. Giving back
has never been so easy...or so delicious.
Enjoy three amazing courses for
$29.95 each Thursday evening at
Guest Chef Night.
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donation to support the Choruses’
outreach and youth ticket
programs. But the evening doesn’t
end there! When the live auction
is done, the music begins… time
to put on your dancing shoes and
dance the night away!
Join us on May 11 at
“Springtime in Paris,” and help
support Seattle Men’s Chorus and
Seattle Women’s Chorus so we can
continue to entertain, enlighten,
unify and heal our audiences.
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home of Seat tle men’s Chorus
Dennis Coleman
Frank Stilwagner
Artistic Director
Executive Director
ARTISTIC/PRODUCTION
Eric Lane Barnes
Assistant Artistic Director
Evan Stults
Principal Accompanist
Kevin Gallagher
ASL Interpreter
Halie Looper
Company Manager
Kevin Carson
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Production Stage Manager
William Frantz
Assistant Production Stage Manager
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you’ll find Blueacre — they delight the palate serving
up an abundance of easily the best seafood around.
And the oyster bar! Order a dozen with a
refreshing Washington Viognier. Heaven.
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Development Director
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Community Relations Manager
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Grant Writer
FINANCE
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Finance Director
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Public Relations
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Constance Wilkinson
President
Steven B. Crandall
Vice‑President
Bob Davidson
Treasurer
Michael Hughes
Secretary
Michael Amend, Gina Bourgeois, Mieke Brouwer,
Chris Carter, Brian Calvert, T.J. Elston, Jon Frank,
Jimmy Harrop, Michael Heath, David Nilsson,
Sandy Stutey, Deborah Wertz
WelcomE
We’ve mashed together two of our favorite
shows from the past to bring you today’s
show: Comedy Tonight and Extrabbaganza.
Dancing Queen features brand-new comedy
from Leslie Jordan’s extraordinary life and
new arrangements of some of our favorite
music by ABBA. My guess is that most gay
men, including Leslie Jordan, could find an
accompaniment for their life’s journey in this
music. Just look at those titles: “Does Your
Mother Know?,” “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!
(A Man After Midnight),” and “Lay All Your
Love on Me.” At last we’re able to sing “I Do! I
Do! I Do! I Do! I Do!” legally in the great state
of Washington, although I hope it “takes” after just one “I do.”
You’re going to experience a wonderful couple of hours of music today, and
learn just a little more (perhaps too much) about our favorite tiny gay funny man
Leslie Jordan. Tonight, you are the winner, and you will take it all home with you.
Don’t forget to join Seattle Men’s Chorus (SMC) and the 5th Avenue Theatre
in a concert production of the musical Hairspray this June. We’ve lined up a stellar
cast and have your 200 favorite chorus boys adding to the talent on stage. If you
were one of the lucky ones who saw Hairspray in its Seattle showcase before going
on to Broadway, you know Seattle loves this show! It went on to Broadway and
won Best Musical and another seven Tony Awards. Don’t miss it.
I’m really looking forward to the 2013-2014 seasons for SMC and Seattle
Women’s Chorus (SWC). Details will be coming out shortly, but I do want to
mention that SMC travels to Germany in June 2014 to present Falling in Love
Again, the stunning choral drama about gay men in the Holocaust. Prior to the
tour, we’ll have a single performance at the Paramount in Seattle. Look for an
announcement about our full 2013-2014 season soon!
Please consider helping to support SMC to go on this historic tour. We’re
raffling off two complete tour packages to Germany so you can travel with SMC
to cities such as Leipzig, Cologne and Berlin (where you’ll participate in the 2014
Berlin Gay Pride Festival). Buy a $25 ticket tonight from a chorus member!
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From the Board President
Throughout the year, the Choruses reach out to
the community to entertain, enlighten, unify and
heal our audience and members through the
power of words and music to recognize the value
of all people and their relationships. Tonight,
with the music of ABBA and the narrative
exploits of comedian Leslie Jordan, Seattle Men’s
Chorus will undoubtedly entertain! What a
thrill to be able to offer the blend of these
extraordinary talents to you in one show!
Our outreach goes beyond mainstage
productions and continues year round. The
organization works tirelessly to make a
difference through issues like marriage equality,
coordinating food drives for organizations such as Lifelong AIDS Alliance and
Hopelink, and working to bring music to local schools that no longer have funding
for arts programs. We constantly work to build partnerships that will allow us
to reach more communities around the state and country. This year, in addition
to offering tickets to LGBT youth and their families, we are now providing
complimentary charter bus transportation as part of our Youth Ticket Program,
so folks from Mt. Vernon, Everett, Olympia, and Tacoma can more easily attend
our concerts. Dancing Queen will be performed in Bremerton and Olympia as we
continue to reach out to entertain, enlighten, unify, and heal. Seattle Men’s Chorus
and Seattle Women’s Chorus come together with Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE
and Book-It Repertory Theatre to present our annual FREE Children’s Concert
on April 6, which is an afternoon of musical and theatrical entertainment in the
world-class McCaw Hall!
I hope your calendar includes our annual Black Tie and Sequins Auction,
“Springtime in Paris,” on May 11 at Fremont Studios, as this event raises critical
funds that support our productions and outreach programs.
As always, I hope you will think of Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s
Chorus throughout the year as the choruses continue to change hearts and minds
through the power of music.
Constance Wilkinson
President, Board of Directors
Seattle Men’s Chorus
upper first tenors
Greg Bowman
Lucas Brown
T.J. Elston
Jeffrey R. Erickson
Manny Golez
Jimmy Gonzalez
Smokey Jackson
Quentin D. Johnson
Sean Kendig
Michael Krake
Timmy Liu
Pete Lorimer
Matty McCaslin
Timothy Morton
Adam Posadas
Aaron Revoir
Landon Shimek
Montgomery Smith
Jeffrey Sutherland
Jeff Tozzer
James Weaver
Nathan Wilson
Ty Wilson
Ritch Wooley
Rick Ybarra
Lower first tenors
Angelo Abella
Michael Alia
Rod Andrada
Ron Barnum
David Bayless
David Breland
Chris Godwin
David Hammerberg
Ted Healy
Shawn Holman
Jeffery P. Jones
Rick Jones
Michael Montanez
Eric Oyco
John Sparkman
Dale Weydert
Larry Woods-Palmer
Upper Second Tenors
Michael Bahnmiller
Barry Joe Belcher
Michael Breeden
Keith Chmelar
Zane Cimino
Tim Clements
Paul Davison
Ron A. Douglas
James Fung
Alan Grenon
Jacob Hallberg
Alex Hemmelgarn
John Hidalgo
Michael Junko
John Kleinkopf
Cleveland Mack
Nicholas B. Michiels
James A. Murtaugh
Jeff Nelson
Kurt Nelson
Sean O’Bannon
Leonard Obert
Jerry Ockfen
Frankie Rentas
John Singer
Logan Skirm
Jef St DeLore
Clair Stevenson
Nicholas Stiren
Tom Tsurumaki
Eric Vockeroth
Derrek Zietz
Lower second tenors
Donald Bell
Lee Bocklund
Glenn Budlow
William Byrd
Antony Carder
Mario Cava
Ryan Conley
Doug Cooper
Dakota Cruse
Dave Doody
Chuck Doyle
John Gilbert
Joseph Givler
Armando Gonzalez
Matthew Haggerty
Brian Hawksford
Tim Heidal
Omar Hernandez
Mitch Hunter
Gregory Johnson
Brian Jones
Sid Kimball
Kyle Lamont
Michael McKee
Terry McMahan
Michael Melnick
Rad Milosavljevic
Bryn Nelson
Ken Oshima
Donald Riling
Mark Schmitt
Michael T. Springer
Frank Stilwagner
Christian Tan
Szymek Zaleski
upper Baritones
Timothy Baccus
Seán T. Bailey
David Brannon
David Carter
Don Clawson
Garrett Cline
Adam Conley
Sid Copeland
Daniel Cords
Edward Darr
Kenneth Dillon
Nathaniel Ekoniak
Jack Freelander
Gerard Gravallese
David Haney
Thatcher Harvey
David Owen Hastings
Troy E. Henning
Derek Hevel
Don Hicklin
Gary Higashi
Bill Hill
Jack Hilovsky
Joe Hopkins
Ken Inoue
Jason Kee
Jason Kettler
Jonathan List
James Ludwig
Joseph Luke Lytle
David Nilsson
Jae Pak
Ruben Ponce, Jr.
Brian Potter
Justin Pratt
Scott Ramsey
Robert Reeley
E.J. Refuerzo Delos Angeles
Robert Samuelson
Thad Schenk
Mark Stoddard
Peter Strand
Justin Sweet
Alan Tchochiev
Jeremie Wallis
Paul W. Williams
Geng Zeng
Lower Baritones
Arief Abraham
Mark Adreon
Anthony J. Bohn
Robert Brumfield
Keegan Carlisle
Alex Di Giacomo
Pete Goddard
Wayne Gulla
Josh Herrington
Neil Hoyt
Mike Johnson
Loren Maxwell
Mac McGregor
Stephen G. Oles
Russ Powell
James Raymond
Tom Retan
Blaine Rineer
George Schnibbe, Jr.
Giovanni Siano
Joseph Singer
Dan Smith
Chris Thiele
Paul Thomasson
Scott Tomes
Timothy Vadnais
Scott Whipple
Steve Wolf
upper Basses
Ken Barnes
Ryan Belcher
Jared Bollenbacher
Brendon Bottle
Daniel Boughner
John Bullwinkel
Matthew Cook
Jeremy Dashiell
Robert Davidson
Rob Davis
Bruce Ecord
James Fesalbon
Jerry Forhan
J.D. Fugate
David Hare
Jimmy Harrop
Patrick Heard
Michael Hughes
Mike Iverson
Fritz King
Chris Lihosit
Isak Lopez
Andy McKim
Craig Mohn
Dean Moore
Evan Puckett
Jason Reuer
Curtis Roberts
Jeff Roberts
George Rockel
Lorin Schliesman
Michael Small
Joey C. Steuermann
Tyler Stoops
Conrado Tapado
Farhaad Virani
Joachim Voss
Walt Woodall, D.O.
Lower basses
Bob Cook
Dan R. Cox
Michael Erickson
Robert Fellows
J. Keith Grieneeks
Mike Hathaway
Don Hermansen
Tom Highsmith
David Klinge
Jerry Lewis
Michael McManus
Josh Moyer
Scott Perry
Kenny Pulsifer
Preston Roberts
Tyler Smith
James Smith
Richard Snyder
Ryan Spady
Vince Stansbury
Christopher Trujillo
Will Wenholz
Captain Smartypants
Eric Lane Barnes, Director
Josh Herrington
Paul Rosenberg
Tyler Smith
Rad Milosavljevic
David Nilsson
David Caldwell
Jeffrey R. Erickson
Dante Rodriguez
Jason Reuer
Associates
Gary Ballou
Kathy Canavan
Naqkita Crenshaw
Bud Cudmore
Susan Decker
Sharon Dennis
Kyle Dinniene
Joyce Ericson
Irene Gresia
Jake Hawthorne
Donald Horn
Jim Leonard
Sue Paules
Jerry Peterson
Jon Peterson
Ken Saville
Larry Scott
Brian Stanley
David Stephens
Indigo Summer
Janet Thomasson
Don Van Dyke
Nathan Young
Leslie Jordan
In 1982,
stepped off a Greyhound bus from the hills
of Tennessee, said “hello” to Hollywood,
and has never looked back. With hundreds
of television shows, films, and commercials
to his credit, he has become a familiar face
on the entertainment scene.
Winner of the 2006 Emmy Award for Outstanding
Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for his delicious portrayal
of “Beverley Leslie” on Will & Grace, Mr. Jordan’s many
other recurring roles and guest-starring appearances on
television include Raising Hope, Neighbors, The Secret
Life of the American Teenager, Desperate Housewives,
Boston Legal, Ugly Betty, and Reba.
In the DreamWorks feature film
The Help, based on the best selling
novel by Kathryn Stockett,
Mr. Jordan plays the pivotal role
of the newspaper editor who hires
Emma Stone’s “Skeeter” to write
the household hints column. Feature
film audiences will also recognize
Mr. Jordan from his performance
as “Brother Boy” in Del Shores’
adaptation of his play Sordid
Lives with Olivia NewtonJohn, Delta Burke, Beth
Grant, and Beau Bridges.
He continued the role in
Sordid Lives… the Series
for the cable network
Logo, which starred Rue
McClanahan, Caroline
Rhea and Bonnie
Bedelia, among others.
On stage, Mr. Jordan
won the Ovation Award,
The Garland Award and
The Los Angeles Drama
Critics Circle Award for
his portrayal of “Preston Leroy,”
*Leslie Jordan will perform in Seattle only
the aging, sodden barfly in Del Shores hit play Southern
Baptist Sissies. The play was recently filmed and a feature
release is anticipated.
In addition to acting, Mr. Jordan is also an author and
playwright. His book My Trip Down the Pink Carpet
for Simon & Schuster formed the basis of a 90-minute
one-man show, which had a 45 city book-signing/
performance tour, a successful twelve-week off-Broadway
run at the Midtown Theater in New York City, and a
six-week run at the Apollo Theater in London’s West End.
A video of the Atlanta performance, directed by Amanda
Bearse, is available on Netflix.
Mr. Jordan’s other autobiographical one-man shows,
Like a Dog on Linoleum, Full of Gin and Regret, From
Whence I Came, Deck Them Halls Y’All, and Stories I Can’t
Tell Mama have been performed to audiences across the
country; the autobiographical not-quite-a-one-man-show
Hysterical Blindness and Other Southern Tragedies That
Have Plagued My Life Thus Far ran to sold-out houses
in Los Angeles, and had a successful run off-Broadway
at the Playhouse on Van Dam in New York
City. His latest autobiographical play
Fruit Fly is making its way to cities
across the U.S. after a sold-out run
at Celebration Theatre in Los
Angeles, performing at the All
for One Theater Festival in
New York City, and at the
Leister Square Theater in
London, England.
Mr. Jordan’s
screenplay Lost in
the Pershing Point
Hotel won the Los
Angeles Independent
Film Festival’s
Production Grant
Award, winning the
competition from
over 600 other scripts.
Subsequently, it was made
into an independent feature
film distributed by Northern
Arts Entertainment.
Seattle Men’
DENNIS COLEMAN
Artistic Director
ERIC LANE BARNES
All songs written by Benny Andersson and Björn Alvaeus
All vocal arrangements by David Maddux, unless otherwise noted.
Assistant Artistic Director
ACT ONE
E VA N S T U LT S
Super Trouper
Principal Accompanist
KEVIN GALLAGHER
ASL Interpreter
FEATURING
C A P TA I N S M A RT Y PA N T S
Waterloo
Take a Chance on Me
When I Kissed the Teacher
The Winner Takes It All/Knowing Me, Knowing You
Soloists: Quentin Johnson, Don Riling
Fernando
Arranged by Eric Lane Barnes
Performed by Captain Smartypants
SOS
Trio: David Breland, Ritch Wooley, Ron Douglas
I Have a Dream
Octet: Timmy Liu, Landon Schimek, Aaron Revoir, Lee Bocklind,
Mark Schmitt, Don Hicklin, Keegan Carlisle, Ryan Spady
Does Your Mother Know?
with special gue
’s Chorus
2012-2013 Season Sponsor
PAM FOSTER & LIZ AUSTIN FUND
Concert Sponsors
Debbie Killinger
ACT TWO
Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)
The 2012-2013 Season is
made possible in part by
Lay All Your Love On Me
Voulez-Vous
The Way Old Friends Do
Trio: Matty McCaslin, E.J. Refuerzo Delos Angeles, Jeremie Wallis
One of Us
Soloist: Tim Heidel
I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do
Arranged by Eric Lane Barnes
Performed by Captain Smartypants
Thank You For the Music
Mama’s Hysterical Blindness
Mamma Mia
Please Note: concert repertoire and performance order are subject to change
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Who’s Who
Dennis Coleman
Artistic Director, Flying House Productions
Dennis was appointed
conductor of Seattle
Men’s Chorus in May,
1981, less than two
years after the organization’s founding.
Under Dennis’s leadership, the Chorus grew
quickly in membership size and audience
attendance and soon became well-known
throughout the region for their entertaining
and musically varied concerts. Now, after
three decades as Artistic Director, Dennis is
recognized nationally as a founder of the
GLBT choral movement and has led Flying
House Productions to a position as one of
the most successful and largest community
chorus organizations in the country. Dennis
also serves as the founding Artistic Director
of the Seattle Women’s Chorus (SWC) which
has matured musically and established their
own audience base. Together, SMC and SWC
sing with a combined membership larger
than the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, a distinction in which Dennis delights.
Dennis served on the national Board of
Directors for Chorus America and was a
founding Board member for the Gay and
Lesbian Association of Choruses (GALA).
He has received numerous awards including
the 2010 Mayor’s Arts Award and the establishment of a scholarship fund for GLBT
music students that is managed by the Pride
Foundation.
As a UCC church musician, Dennis has
conducted the choir of First Congregational
Church of Bellevue since 1981. The 45-voice
choir has toured Europe three times, New
Zealand in 2005, South Africa in 2008 and
Peru in 2011.
Frank Stilwagner
Executive Director, Flying House Productions
Frank has worked in
the arts industry
since 1987 on stage,
behind the scenes,
and in administration. A graduate of
Illinois Wesleyan
U n i v e r s i t y, h e
worked in the Chicago theatre industry for
10 years before moving to the Pacific
Northwest in 1997. Prior to joining Flying
House Productions as their Marketing
Director in August of 2007, Frank had
been the Director of Marketing for Village
Theatre and continued to be Village
Theatre’s Marketing and Development
Advisor up until February of 2012. Prior
to his tenure at Village Theatre, he had
been the Marketing and Public Relations
Director at Kirkland Performance Center,
and before that he was the Marketing
Director for ArtsWest. Frank has been a
singing member of Seattle Men’s Chorus
since January 1999.
Eric Lane Barnes
Assistant Artistic Director, Flying House Productions
Eric is a nationally
known writer, composer, playwright
and director. His
musical The Stops
was awarded Best
Musical at the 2006
National Gay and
Lesbian Theatre. Several of ELB’s choral
pieces have been published through
Shawnee Press, including “Lambscapes,”
“It’s Our Christmas Cheer” and “Glee.”
Recently Eric wrote songs and underscoring
for the films In-laws and Outlaws, Waxie
Moon, and the upcoming Fallen Jewel.
Evan Stults
Principal Accompanist, Seattle Men’s Chorus
Evan is an accomplished vocal accompanist whose experience spans opera,
recital, musical theatre, choral music,
and cabaret. He has
played for Seattle
Opera and The 5th Avenue Theatre, and
played for dozens of musicals in professional and community theatres, as well as
off-Broadway. Evan’s accompanying career
includes international tours and performances in Carnegie Hall, Benaroya Hall,
and leading concert halls across the U.S. He
has accompanied artists as diverse as Renée
Fleming, Kristin Chenoweth, and Harvey
Fierstein, and has played for premiers of
new works by composers David Diamond,
Gian-Carlo Menotti, and John Corigliano.
He is the founding music director of Vashon
Opera and has a degree in semiotics from
Brown University.
Kevin G. Gallagher
ASL Interpreter
Kevin joined SMC in
1981 after training
and interpreting at
New York School for
the Deaf in his native
NYC. Locally, he
worked at The 5th
Avenue Theatre,
Paramount Theatre, Bumbershoot, Seattle
Arts & Lecture, Alice B., and others.
Additionally, he guest interpreted with
numerous GALA choruses from the U.S.,
Canada and Europe, even learning AUSLAN
(Australian Sign) for the SMC tour there. He
was the first interpreter at the newly reopened
Carnegie Hall, interpreted at the first Gay
Games and was the only U.S. interpreter
invited to the Berlin Deaf Rock Festival. He
has begun preparations for the SMC German
tour by studying German sign language.
Kevin is a multiple award-winning kindergarten teacher in Seattle Public Schools and
an instructor in the graduate teacher training
program for Heritage University.
Production & Designers
Nancy Hautala
Production Stage Manager
Nancy is celebrating her 29th season with
Flying House Productions. Credits include
Sweeney Todd, Peter Pan, Sunday in the Park
with George, South Pacific, Into the Woods,
Oklahoma!, The Music Man, West Side Story,
Torch Song Trilogy, and Three Sisters. She
holds a BA in Voice and an MA in Opera from
the UW, and is a graduate of AIMS in Austria.
She enjoys playing the piano and running.
William Frantz
Assistant Production Manager
William has an extensive background in
community and professional theatre, starting when he was in high school. He has also
worked for many years as a sound tech for
the rock-band Rumors of the Big Wave,
including a five-week tour of Russia. It is
with great pride that he has been working
with Seattle Men’s Chorus since 1988, and
Seattle Women’s Chorus since their inception.
Peter Bracilano
Lighting Design, McCaw Hall
Peter is the resident designer for Teatro
ZinZanni in Seattle and San Francisco
and a faculty member at the University of
Washington. Recently he designed Porgy
& Bess in Naples, Italy. He has designed
for Seattle Opera’s Young Artist Program,
PNB, The 5th Avenue Theatre, and Village
Theatre. Peter’s design work on the East
Coast includes 10 years with Civic Light
Opera in Pittsburgh. Other companies:
Paramount Parks, Dallas Summer Musicals,
Theatre of the Stars in Atlanta and Theatre
Under the Stars in Houston.
Kurt Walls
Scenic and Prop Design, McCaw Hall
Kurt has been designing scenery for Seattle
Men’s Chorus since 2002. He is an associate professor and director of theatre production at the University of Puget Sound.
Prior to teaching at UPS, Kurt was the general manager and founder of Pacific Studio.
Doris Black
Costume Design
Doris has been designing costumes for
the Choruses since 2004. She also designs
for stage and film. Her theatre designs
include The Beast for Spectrum Dance
Theatre, Angels in America and Tartuffe
for the University of Puget Sound, and The
Laramie Project for Bush School. Her film
work includes Police Beat, Cthulhu, and
The Dark Horse. She works for periodcorsets.com, a company that produces period
undergarments such as corsets and bustles.
She received her M.F.A. in costume design
from the University of Washington.
Jack Burke
Sound Engineer, McCaw Hall
Jack has been the Sound Designer with
Seattle Men’s Chorus since 1994 and with
Seattle Women’s Chorus since its inception. He has spent six years in the Nashville
audio scene, has toured nationally, and continues to work locally with Seattle Opera
and is a house Sound Engineer at McCaw
Hall. A former instructor in audio engineering at Indiana University School of Music,
his list of sound credits includes Dizzy
Gillespie, Sun Ra, Yo-Yo Ma and Silk Road,
Wynton Marsalis, Cab Calloway, Chick
Corea, Richard Thompson, and more.
Kate Wallich
Choreographer
Kate is the founder and director of The YC.
She received her training from Interlochen
Arts Academy and holds a BFA Magna Cum
Laude from Cornish College of the Arts.
Kate has received creative residencies for
her work with The Robert Rauschenberg
Foundation and Velocity Dance Center. Her
work has been most notably commissioned/
presented by On the Boards, Velocity Dance
Center, Reverb (NY), Northwest Dance
Project (OR), Springboard Dans Montreal
(CAN) among others.
Geoffrey R. Reiman
Choreographer
Seattle native Geoffrey M. Reiman studied
on scholarship at American Ballet Theater,
San Francisco Ballet and Ballet West. A former soloist with Utah Ballet, he has performed locally as a guest artist with both
ARC and SD Prism Dance Theater. In
addition to choreographing for SMC and
SWC, Geoffrey has created original versions
of the musicals Chicago, Fame, A Chorus
Line and Camelot as well as contributing
to numerous local film and stage projects.
Nathan Wilson
Choreographer
Nathan is thrilled to be part of another
Seattle Men’s Chorus production. He’s
previously choreographed for the chorus in
the holiday show and last season’s Beatles
show, Come Together. Nathan has a BPA in
Dance Performance from Oklahoma City
University. He’s performed internationally
and in national tours, regionally and summer stock. He’s since settled down in Seattle
where he works in media. Big thanks to
Eric, Dennis & Frank for this opportunity...
and thank you to the boys for working so
hard for this performance. Lots of love to
my family, the one I was born in… and the
one I’ve found here in Seattle.
Concert Credits
Production Staff & Stage Crew
ASL Interpreter Intern............Chris Eisele
Instrumentalists
Production
Stage Manager.. .....................Nancy Hautala
Wigs & Makeup........................... Jon Peterson
Piano & Synthesizer..................Evan Stults
Dresser......................................... John Napier
Synthesizer..............................Nathan Young
Master Electrician............. Dante Leonardi
Saxophone, Flute.....................Bruce Wilson
Trucking...............................Robert Newman,
Justine Halsey-Martin
Trumpet ..................................Steve Mostovoy
Asst. Production
Stage Manager.. ..................... William Frantz
Scenic & Props
Designer......................................... Kurt Walls
Lighting Designer................Peter Bracilano
Costume Designer...................... Doris Black
Sound Designer.. .......................... Jack Burke
Prop
Coordinator.................. Christopher Trujillo
Stage Crew.................................. Members of
IATSE Local #15
Trombone...................................Keith Winkle
Bass ................................................ Dave Pascal
Percussion ................................. Susan Pascal
Drums ............................................. John Stout
Choreographers
Geoffrey Reiman
Kate Wallich
Nathan Wilson
Guest Dancers
(Dancing Queen, I Have a Dream,
Mamma Mia, Take a Chance, Thank
You for the Music, Voulez Vouz,
Waterloo)
Erica Badgeley
Julia Cross
Trevor Miles
Sean Rosado
SMC Dancers
(Dancing Queen, Does Your Mother
Know You’re Out, Gimme, Gimme,
Gimme, When I Kissed the Teacher)
Mike Alia
Rod Andrada
Brayton Bollenbacher
David Breland
Zane Cimino
Kyle Dinniene
Joey Lytle
Geoff Reiman
Christian Tan
Ritch Wooley
Performers
Friends of Leslie Jordan
Miss Odessa......................................... T.J. Elston
Brother Broken Wing................................ BRACE
Miss Lilly White............................ Dolly Madison
DOES YOUR MOTHER KNOW YOU’RE OUT?
Mama........................................Frank Stilwagner
Son..................................................Zane Cimino
WHEN I KISSED THE TEACHER
Coach………………………….Zane Cimino
CRAZY
Sung by........................................ Jacob Hallberg
Patsy Cline................................... Dolly Madison
Estate Donors
The following have included Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s Chorus as a beneficiary in their estate planning. If you are interested in joining
them in supporting our mission in this way, please contact the Development Office at 206.323.0750. We will arrange a private meeting for you with our
team of estate planning professionals. Michael Amend & Jeff Ashley
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Dennis Coleman
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The following are individuals of vision who provided for the future of Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s Chorus by designating a gift from their
estate. Their legacy enables us to continue our work as ambassadors of the gay and lesbian community, strive towards excellence in our performance and
build bridges of understanding between our community and others.
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Steven Berglund
Lee S. Burke
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In Memoriam SMC
For as long as I shall draw breath I’ll sing a song for you And your mem’ry never fades away I will keep your story true I will hold you close; my mem’ries
keep me strong I’ll be here to keep you in the song —From To Keep You in the Song By Brenda David & Lori Surrency Gordon Abshire
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Catherine Muth
Director In-Kind
($500-$999)
Sid Kimball
Alex Namba & Korey Judson
Leann Nester
Michael Small
Mark Stoddard
Additional Contributors
Patron
($250-$499)
Amgen Foundation • Kathleen Arends • Jerome Bader
• Jenn Baggs • Elizabeth (Lisa) Baty & Janet Sailer •
Robyn & Robert Bayless • Gary S. Beavan & Gregory
B. Sheets • Jacqui & Kurt Becker • Eric Benson & Peter
Ruskin • Peter Benson & Jeff Hu • Andrew Biel & Lyn
Gregory • Richard Billingham & Judith Folks • Eric
A. Blanchard • BNSF Railway Foundation • Susan M.
Bohn • Judy Bordeaux • Bill & Pamela Boring • Dennis
Borton & Mike Moore • In Memory of Jerry Miller •
Betsy Bruce & Dana Joy • Perry W. Bryant & David L.
Comstock • Rev. Hazel Anne Burnett • Teri Burnett &
Hoady Spencer • Robin Cameron • Emily Carmichael
& Ethan Babcock • www.CareAtHomeSeattle.com •
Michael Casarella • City of Seattle Combined Charities
• Megan Collier • Sally Collins • Sheila B. Cook •
Richard & Lynne Corbett • James P. Cote & Jacques
Bourget • C. Coucoules & N. Clarey • Jane Coulter
• Tamara Cullen • Joel Davis & Shawn Holman •
Steve Davis & Bob Evans • Kenneth Dillon • Susan
& Jeffrey Dunnihoo • Paul Davison & Edward Ellis •
Joel Felton • Maryann Fleck • Brad & Linda Fowler
• Shannon Frisbie & Ian Smith • John Fujioka • Gala
Choruses, Inc. • Dr. Richard & Debbie Galuska •
Penny & Robert Gardiner • Patricia & David Gelles •
Bill & Karen Giffin • Diane Grier • Gabrielle Gustaf
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Kaplan • Shaye Kawashima • Benjamin Killey • Joan
Muir King • Jay Kipp • Martha Kongsgaard & Peter R.
Goldman • Keith Krivitzky • Larry Kronquist • Kristin
Kucera • Katherine & Thomas Kummerow • Steven
Kuntz • Tom Lee • Katrina Lehto • Karen Leonard
• Sharon Locke In Memory of Ken Anderson • Pete
Lorimer • James Ludwig • Mary Anne Madsen • Dina
Madson & Paula Sanchez • Amy Martin & Michele
Tyler • Art Simpson & Elizabeth R. Maunz • Loren
Maxwell • J. Joseph McDermott & Michael Culpepper
• Neil McDevitt & Richard Sutton • Diane McDougall
• Nita Mary McKinley • Frances & Mac Merenda •
Michael Mikowski • Craig Mohn • Mitchell D. Moore
• Bonnie Morris • Claire Mouflard • Karen Mudd •
Bryn Nelson • Jack Nestor & Ron Villa • Julee Neuhart
• Bob & Cindy Nix • Robin & Jason Nye • Kirsten
& Andy Nygaard • Stephen G. Oles • Eileen Olinger
& John Halpin • Rick Olson • Karl Otto • Marguerite
& Jim Owen • Annette & Bob Parks • Colleen Paul
• Rachel & Jennifer Popkin • Tom & Carol Quinsey
• Kathleen Raney & Janet Straus • Robert Reeley &
Duane Anderson • Fran Reichert & James Dixon •
Valerie Rice • Shannon & Paul Riddle • George F.
Rockel & Daniel P. Zanchi • Jen Rockit • Diana & Ken
Roger • Britt Rognes • Stebbins Rohrback & Hugh
Clairmonte • The Roper Family • Byron Sanborn •
Barbara & Kay • Richard & Stephanie Satter • Jeff
Scoles • Patricia K. Scott • Greg Serum • Albert Shen
• Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Shepard • Christopher Shields •
Mauri Moore Shuler • Montgomery Smith • Dick Hoyt
& Ridge Staley • Patrice Starkovich • Larry & Linda
States • Omaha Sternberg & Family • Rachel Stoermer
• Tyler Stoops • Laura V. Szczes • Charles Tangalan •
Marie Thompson • Carey Thurston • Sarah L. Trumbo
& Brennan Littleton • Nancy Wilson • Jennifer Wood •
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Allston • Michael Anderson • Nicholas Anderson •
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Michael Angiuli • Ardith Arrington & Clair Bright •
Marolyn Arsenault • Janyth & Charlie Arvidson •
Kathi Atkins • April Atwood • Bill Aycock & Don
Bojarski • Judith Babcock & Michael Thompkins •
Glenn Bafia • Annette & Peter Bailes • Judy Baker In
Memory of William W. Baker, Washington State Court
of Appeals • Kay & Duane Baker • Page Baldwin •
Wayne & Jacqueline Barnett • E. Barnett • Norman R.
Bauer & Peter Boley • Mark Beauchamp • Randy Beitel
• Berit Benson & Gordon Davisson • Charlie
Bergemann • Jose Berger • Ann Bergeron • Nancy BerkAxelson • Jim & Deborah Bevier • The\Bill & Melinda
Gates Foundation Matching Gifts • Edward & Nancy
Birdwell • Connie Blumenthal • Debbie Bollinger &
Francis Bruni • Gwen & William Branvold • Margaret
Broderhausen • Harmony Browne • Connie Brumm &
Thomas Newhof • Paul Buehrens & Ann Simons • Jim
& Jeanne Burbidge • Marcie Osborn & Kim Burkes •
Arianne Burnham • Anne Bush • Bill & Janet Bush •
Howard Bye-Torre & Gil Bye-Torre • The Cambia
Employee Giving Campaign • Kelly J. Campbell &
Jennifer McBride • Carol Taylor Cann & Parker Cann •
Ann Carey & Alison Warden • Daniel & Charlotte
Cargill • Carolyn E. Cary • Martin Casey & Brian Cole
• Barron Cato • The Center for Optimal Health •
Michael S. Chandler • Debbie & Steve Chapman •
Gayle & Michael Charlesworth • Louise Chernin &
Mary Klein • Isabel Childs & Debbie Campbell • Alf
Christensen • Sophie Clare • Bari Clemons • Audrey &
Donald Clinton • Jody & Larry Clovis • Dixie &
Truman Coggins • Andrew Cohen & James Packman •
Amy Lee Cole • Kathy Collings • Bettijean Collins •
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Patricia & Ted Collins • Doug Cooper • Bernard
Corday & Jim Frizzini • Chris Crandall • Pat Cranston
• Deb Crespin & Lois Harris • Dr. Wendy B. Crisafulli •
Garry & Laurie Crocker • Sam Cullison • Meg Curnutt
& Dee Peterson • John Daise • Douglas Dammarell •
Victoria Daniels • Benjamin Danis • Susanne Danubio •
Patti Daraskavich • Barbara B. Daugherty • Jennifer &
Daniel Davidson • Cathy Davies • Jennifer Davies •
Claudia J. Davis • Gary Davis & Rodney Shutt • Paula
Kathleen Dawson & Wayne Daly • Barbara Day • Paige
Denison • Denise Disbro • Mary Dispenza & Mary
Ann Woodruff • Bryan Dittmer • Diane Divelbess &
Grethe Cammermeyer • Wayne Dodge & Lawrence
Kreisman • Ron Douglas • Michelle Downey-Magee &
Dail Magee Jr. • Anna Drake • Kathryn Draper • Emily
Drevecky & Greg Rutar • Ann Dreyer • Paul
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Robert • Roger & Kathleen Edmark • Jan Eisenman •
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& James Ludwig • Employees of the WA State Attorney
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& Judi Finney • Larry Fletcher • Kevin L. Forrester •
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Marilyn Brockman • Patricia L. Fullerton • Allena
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Roger & Kris Garratt • Sharon & John Gastkill •
SallyAnn Geiger • Carmela Gellos • Gene & Evelyn
Gershen • Ronald L. Gintz • Sara J. Glerum • Sue
Glueck • Lisa Goldsmith • Brock Gonzales • Robert
Gordon & Lisa Wright • Agnes M. Grady • Judy L.
Gray • Cal Greatsinger • Carol Green • Elizabeth
Grenon • Steve & Patsy Grey • Attorneys’ Information
Bureau, Inc. • Jennifer Grover • Bill & Jane Gum •
Sidney Hacker • Carla Haddow • Dave Haining • Carla
Hammerstad • Jodie Hanesworth • Pamela K. Harer •
Pamela A. Harman • Phyllis Harper • T. Harpster •
Celeste Hartfield • Kathleen Haskey • Susan Hauck •
Susan Hausknecht & Michael Wood • Rod Hearne •
Sharon Heath • Connie & Bill Heglar • Kathy Hemion
• Tonya Hennen & Bill Reiswig • Josh Herrington •
Joan Hett & Margaret Smith • Estate of Donald G.
Lyons • Tom & Arline Hinckley • Wai Yin Ho & Kevin
Grimes • Michael & Beth Hom • Robert G. Homchick
• The Home Depot Foundation • Margaret E. Hood •
Ron & Polly Hopper • Sara Hoppin • Polly Horn A2 •
Bob & Meredith Howeler • Judy & Kurt Howeler • Pat
Leahy & Sandra Hubert • Karen Crouse & Maureen
Huff • Douglas Hughes • Larry & Molly Hughes •
Kathie Hummel-Berry • Jennifer Ivan • Carol Sue IvoryCarline • Beverly & Richard James • Michael Jarvis &
Craig Larson • Anne Johnson • Heidi A. Johnson •
Jessica Johnson • Matthew J. Johnson • Christy Jones •
Kristin Jorgensen & Margey Rubado • Tom Judson •
Joe Jung • Michael Jurich & Rolando Valdepenas •
Lucki Justin • Bruce & Tina Kahn • Carlyn Kaiser Stark
• Michael Kann • Stephenie Keating In Memory of
Randy • G. E. Keesling • Dr. K. • Jerry & Vivian Kelley
• Megan S. Kelly, MD • Jerry Kiser • Jessica Klein &
Katie Frevert • Robert Klein & Bob Engelbert • Mari
Knowles • Todd Koopman • Jim Kostelecky • Ellen
Kraft • Tony Krebs & Gary Atkins • Kim KreidelReimer • Gerry Kunkel • Deborah Kuykendall •
Barbara Lamoureux • Josh Landers • Kathryn J.
Lanthorn • Janine Larsen & James Owens • David Lai
& Sally Lawrence • Kathleen Leahy • Michael &
Norma Lee • John & Marcia Leishman • Donna Lenox
• Anna Leon-Guerrero & Brian Sullivan • Mark Levine
& John Keppeler* • Dorothy Lewis • Jerry Lewis •
Maggie Lewis & Bob Huppe • Chris Lihosit & Bill
Sechter • Anne Lipe • Andrew & Laura Lisitsky • John
Lloyd • Laura Longacre & Jeff Longacre • Larry &
Aileen Loranger • Peter Lorenz & Roberta Creech •
Roz & Roger Lueck-Mammen • Gerald E. Luiten •
Judy Lynn • Penelope Mabie & Barbara Keogh • Jessi
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of Karen Rolstad • Michael Szymanski & Robert
Connors • Nancy & Glenn Taggart • Andrew Taper &
Robert Meier • Michael Taylor • The Donn Terry
Family • Jim Teverbaugh • Jim & Pat Thielman •
Angela & Rob Thompson • Brian Thompson & Jack
Henry • Lynn & Laurel Throssell • Kathi Titus & Barb
Oliver • Lesley & Thomas Todaro • Cathy Tombow •
Glenn Toptine & Ed Brunell • Jennie Toro • David
Tsung • Cherie Tucker • Shannon T. Tulloss & Daniel
Paul Boughner • Stan & Jean Unger • Jill Usher • Kenji
& Marcy Ushimaru • Joanne Vander Does • Betty
Vaughan • In Memory of Linda Vrtis • Erik &
Katherine Walum • Peggy & Bruce Wanta • Mike &
Judy Waring • Cheri Webb & Terri Metzler • Kate
Wehr • Barbara & Mike Weibel • Alan Weiss • In
Honor of Christopher Wenzel & Jarrett Olsen • Jim
West • Greg Wetzel • Clinton White • Jay & Becky
White • Lori White • Teresa Sato & Rick Wilkerson •
Herb Williams • Kellie Williams & Leeann Hagen •
Donald S. Williamson & Stella Rabaut • Noel Wilson •
Samantha Wilson • Ty R. Wilson • Rick Wise & Gyu
Jung • Amber Wogoman • Linda German Wold • Steve
Wolf • Cathy Woods • Jamie Woods • Jimbo Worm •
John & Marie Wright • Leslie Wright & Sherry
Westergreen • Richard A. Wyatt • Valerie Yank &
Kristine Mainz • Sheri & Fred Yeatts • Vicki Youngs •
Todd Zarfos • Telle & Sara Zeiler • Maxine Zemko •
Dr. Lin Zurfluh • 42 Anonymous
Molly Jane La Marchina • Jon Peterson • Anthonio
Mighuel Bishop Pettit • Joyce & Bret Phillips • Stephen
Phillips & Bruce Sprague • Eva Piccininni • Andy Pletz
• Jim & Susan Powell • Lee Powelson • Elizabeth A.
Pray • Michael E. Pray • Rick Pribbernow • Delia
McGinnis & Susan Quigley • Jacque Rardin • Kenneth
Rash & Scott Ofstead • Jean Raymond • Barbara Read
& Jill Bonney • Mary Reed in Memory of Sheila Cline •
Larry Reid & Tony Logan • Stacy Reid • Jennie Rhoads
• Julie M. Richardson • Lisa Richesson & Marcy
Johnsen • Tho & Linda Dao • Roberta Rigby • Lynn
Ristig • Joe & Delene Ritchie • Mark Roberts & Andy
Gault • Virginia Robinson • Mark & Laura Rodgers •
David H. Rogers & Suny Gause • Robert & Patricia
Rollins • Mary Roper & Jennifer Ogle • Charles F. Rose
• Robert Rosner • Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig •
Carolyn Roys • Kathryn Runyon & Carl Nelson •
Cathy Russell • Marcin Rychlewski • John & Margaret
Saari • Robert Samuelson • Kathryn Saput & Mary
Moran • Catherine Schatzel • Kris Schmidt • Peggy
Schmitz • Robert Schrader & Diana Treftz • Gary &
Judith Schwab • Suzanne M. Scommodau • Paul &
Cass Seely • Krista & John Seely • Roger & Marlys
Seeman • Christina Seidl • Alice & Ron Semingson •
George Shannon • M. Darrel & Barbara Sharrard •
Robert D. & Anita Jo Shoup • Stephen & Rebecca
Showalter • Patsy M. Siegismund • Christine Simon •
Alison Sing & Claudia Baker Sing • William J. Smith
Trust for Skip Bergum Memorial Pride Fund • Angela
Southard • Alan Stay & Catherine Schrup • Shaun
Stephenson • Zahava Sternberg • Robert B. Stevenson •
Linda & Richard Stine • Thomas Stoll • Taylor & Janet
MacDonald • Joan Machlis • Al Mackenzie • Cindy
Madigan • Marlene Maeger • Richard Magnuson &
Chuck Swenson • Glenna M. Mahany • Kathleen Maki
• Megera Malaby • Charles Malody • Sandra Mann •
Mary Ann Mansfield • Nadine Marshall • Lavinda
Martinell • Marco A. Martinez • Liz Mason • Gwen
Mathewson • Mary Mathiason & Susan Wildermuth •
Joyce & George Matthews • Linnea & David Mattson
• Margaret May • Jody Mayer • J. Steve Mayo • Sally
McAllaster • Gracia & William McAllister • Joyce
McBride • Dan McDevitt & Corey Lindberg • Thomas
& Sara McElroy • Lynn McKay • Thyra McKay •
Sheila McKinnon • Terri McMahan • Michael P.
McManus • Mary McNeill • Christina Meade •
Rosalie & Don Melnick • Damon & Betty Meyer •
Scott Mickelson & Barry North • Mile High United
Way • Don Miller • Nancy & Laura Miller • Whitney
Miller • Stanya Montalvo • Steve Morissette • Donald
Moritz • Roger J. Morris • Mara Mulcahy & Russell
Milham • Stephen P. Muller • Marlene Munger •
Chelsea Musick • Tiki & David Andrew • Aki Namioka
• John Naugle & Mike Jacobs • Douglas Naylor •
Joyce Ness • Scott & Sara Neuman • Margery W.
Newkirk • Mardi Newman • Mary Jean & Jim Nicholls
• Cynthia Nims & Bob Burns • Martha Noerr & Jeff
Keane • Sue & John Nordmark • Randy Oakley •
Suzanne Oliver • Jennifer & Carl Olsen • In Memory of
Stanley Olson • Vione Ost & Marcella Shoemaker •
Gini McKee • Lois Packer • Kimball Page & John R.
Webster • Dudley & Anne Panchot • Elizabeth B. Park
• Susan Ann Parker • Tom Paull & Dennis Wong •
Marla Paun • Beverly Peppard • J. Kristin Peterson &
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