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Roycroft Campus2017Annual Report

R O Y C R O F T C A M P U S D O N O R S

Founder, Elbert Green Hubbard(1856-1915)

“A little more persistence, a little

more effort, and what seemed hopeless

failure may turn to glorious success.”

Ms. Vanda AlberaMr. Thomas AlcamoAurora Pet HospitalMr. Clayton BaileyMr. & Mrs. Neil and Patricia BeanMr. & Mrs. Michael and Julie BenzinMs. Rosemary BlakesleeBuffalo Philharmonic OrchestraMr. & Mrs. Robert and Carol ChurColvin Cleaners, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Jill CordesMr. Rich CranceMs. Catherine CyrulikMr. & Mrs. Michael and Janet DayMr. & Mrs. Norman and Mary DumkeESP Salon and SpaMr. & Mrs. Donald and Denise FishbackMs. Barbara FuldnerMs. Elizabeth GarberMr. & Mrs. Lee and Joanne GearhartHall Ricketts Schuller & Gurbacki P.C.Mr. & Mrs. Sherlock and Joy Herrick, Jr.Ms. Mary HuthDr. & Mrs. George JanofskyMr. Michael KeatingMr. & Mrs. William and Betsy KincaidMs. Cindy KindcaideMr. & Mrs. David and Jacki KnaussMr. Craig KuhnsMr. & Mrs. Stan and Sherrill KujawskiMs. Linda La FleurMr. & Mrs. Michael and Marcia LennonMr. & Mrs. Peter and Beth LoehrMs. Carine MardorossianMartin House Restoration CorporationMr. Mark MastersMs. Jennifer McCarneyMs. Linda MeyerMr. & Mrs. Bruce and Sally MitchellMs. Lois MumfordMr. & Mrs. Richard and Geraldine NowickiMr. Gary PaslowMr. & Mrs. Dan and Anne PattersonMr. & Mrs. R. Byron and Ruth Ellen PipesMr. & Mrs. Douglas and Mary PrizinzanoMr. & Mrs. Richard and Judith RadelMr. & Mrs. Doug and Mary RichardMr. Orville RothrockMr. & Mrs. Anthony and Christine SabudaMr. & Mrs. Fernando and Kim SalazarMs. Barbara SalvadoreMr. Theodore Schmitt and Ms. Ann Marie DeBiaseMs. Vicki SchneiderMs. Amy SchulzMs. Karen SpencerDr. Chris SteinwachsMr. Michael TaylorMs. Lissa Chur TehanMs. Beverly VidlerMr. & Mrs. David and JoAnn WahlMr. & Mrs. Norm and Diane WeberMr. & Mrs. Sigrid and Kristy WeinschreiderMr. & Mrs. Matthew and Michelle WendelboeMr. & Mrs. Wayne and Janet WisbaumMr. Bob Young

$100-249Ms. Jacqueline AmthorMs. Diane AvidorMr. Paul Babbitt and Ms. Judith Van NostrandMs. Lisa BalloweMs. Skeie BergMs. Mary Beth BetzoldMr. Steve BlakelyBlu Spa & SalonMs. Janice BorzendowskiMs. Susan BradleyMr. & Mrs. David and Jessica BrasonBuffalo Spree PublishingBurchfield Penney Art CenterMr. & Mrs. John and Connie ByrneMs. Diane Castle BabcockMs. Shobhina ChhedaMs. Diane ChrismanMr. James CollinsMr. & Mrs. Jim and Jacqueline CollinsMs. Anita ConronMr. Barry CovingtonMr. Richard Cross and Ms. Kathryn DavisMr. & Mrs. Christian and Ann DayMs. Bette DehrDr. & Mrs. Keith and Mary Del PrinceIlio DiPaolo’s Restaurant & Banquet FacilityDr. & Mrs. Ralph and Carol DobelbowerMrs. Gloria DoeingMr. Charles FacklamMr. & Mrs. Ted and Sharon FarrarMr. Matthew FossMs. Gail FreemanMr. Gary FrostMs. Tricia Furnari and Ms. Deanne PericakMs. Elizabeth GastMr. Ross Giese and Ms. Pat CostanzoMr. Jack GloverMr. & Mrs. Edward and Carolyn GodfreyMr. Mark Golden and Ms. Susan DerylakMr. Peter GowMs. Jane Anne GraceMr. Peter GraceMr. & Mrs. Joseph and Susan GroiaMr. Sam HaneyMr. Gregory HayHealing WatersMs. Emily Heath WilsonMr. & Mrs. Stanley and Virginia HirschiMs. Barbara Nichols HolmesMs. Kit HowardMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Jean HubbardMs. Nancy HughesJake’s GreenhouseMs. Mary JanczakMs. Liza Jennings SeinerKavinoky TheatreMs. Ardis KazinskiMs. Maura KearneyMr. Jim KerelchukMr. & Mrs. Mark and Constance KlockeDr. & Mrs. Edward and Joan KucioRev. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas and Elisabeth LangfordLasting Dreams DayliliesMr. Chris LessMs. Mary Ann LewisWilliam Love, Jr. Esq.

Ms. Florine LuhrMs. Kathryn LyonsMs. Patricia ManceMr. & Mrs. Steve and Shannon MarantoMs. Sue MaromMr. John MasieMr. Bob MaurerMr. & Mrs. Ken and Ann McCreadieMr. & Mrs. Richard and Louise McCumberMr. John McMurtryMr. & Mrs. James and Cynthia McDonaldMs. Anne MeyerMr. Robert Michalski and Ms. Marie GniazdowskiMs. Carol MillironMr. & Mrs. John and Lois MinskerMr. & Mrs. Bruce and Barbara ModenMs. Joan MoogMs. Jeanne MoogMr. & Mrs. Paul and Dawn MuellerMr. & Mrs. Tim and Eileen MurphyMr. & Mrs. Oliver and Chelsea NewkirkOliver’s RestaurantMr. & Mrs. John and Susan PagliaccioMr. Timothy PainterPaleontological Research InstitutionMr. & Mrs. Tony and Joyce PalermoMr. & Mrs. John and Michelle PersonThe Poppyseed RestaurantMr. & Mrs. Peter and Peg PotterMs. Annegret Richards Rider Frames & GalleryDr. Jane Robbins and Mr. Peter WestphalRochester Museum and Science CenterMs. Karen RogersMrs. Kara RoseMr. & Mrs. Lou and Elizabeth RozanskiMr. Mark SantavyMr. Paul ScheelerMs. Mary SchopperMr. & Mrs. Dick and Sue SchwartzMr. Steven SimonMr. & Mrs. Alan and Patricia SmithMr. Kenneth SmyntekMs. Sarah SnyderMs. Gail SolowskiMr. & Mrs. Michael and Sandy StarksMs. Mary Ellen StrongMr. & Mrs. Jay and Glenda SturtevantMs. Rachel SweeneyTara Gift ShoppeTarget CorporationMr. Nick Thines and Mrs. Barbara FreyMr. Ron ThomasMs. Amy ThompsonMr. C. Richard ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Michael and Celeste ThorpTops Friendly Markets - East Aurora, New YorkMr. & Mrs. David and Linda TorgesonTrader Joe’sMs. Linda Ulrich-HagnerMr. & Mrs. Bill and Terry VossKate Wagner and Lynn KozlowskiDr. Joseph WeberMr. Ron WeekesMr. & Mrs. Frederick and Bette WolfMr. Patrick ZengierskiDr. Molly and Mr. Brian Zittel

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PRESERVATION INSPIRATION EDUCATION RESTORATION

ROYCROFT CAMPUSBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Philip KadetPresident

Donald VidlerVice President

Kathleen MurraySecretary

Robert Kriner Treasurer

Michael AndersonGeorge Cameron Janet ColettiWilliam Daley Peter Dechert Erik Eustice Jay HennigAnne LearyRita Markle Mac McCready Kenneth SmyntekLissa Chur Tehan

Richard LippesLegal Counsel

ROYCROFT CAMPUS STAFF

Curt MarantoExecutive Director

Mary DumkeDevelopment Manager

Amizetta HajMarketing and Visitor Engagement Manager

Amanda LarkowskiRetail Manager

Alan NowickiProgram Director

Rachel DrenkhahnReid DunlaveyAmanda FalkowskiJasmine FiscusTricia FurnariDavid ThomasonNicollette WiniewiczMichaela Worosz

As it did 120 years ago, the historic Roycroft Campus continues to inspire visitors from across the nation and around the world to engage in the creativity and philosophy of the Arts & Crafts Movement. Today we work toward further preservation and restoration of this National Historic Landmark, and the creation of innovative ways for visitors to experience the Campus. Our intention is focused on expanding opportunities to interact with artisans, tour the unique architecture, and explore the historic impact of Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters.

With the leadership of the Roycroft Campus Board of Directors, the dedication of the staff, and of course the generous support of our donors, members, volunteers and community partners, we have been able to strengthen our national significance and take another step closer to realizing our dream of a re-unified Campus. In the coming year, we plan to center our energies and resources on new challenges, collaborating with individuals, institutions, and foundations whose interests and passions match our priorities so that we can ensure lasting change. As our vision transforms into reality, we encourage you to continue with us on this journey. Together we can make a significant effect on the Campus’ future.

Philip C. Kadet Curt F. MarantoBoard President Executive Director

The John R. Oishei FoundationThe Margaret L. Wendt Foundation

Ms. Janet ColettiGateway Printing & GraphicsMoog Inc.

Preservation League of New York State

AnonymousCommunity Foundation for Greater BuffaloMr. Phil KadetNew York State Council on the Arts

Neil and Barbara Chur Family Charitable Foundation County of Erie M&T Bank Charitable Foundation Dr. Brenda Voorhis

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry and Barbara CastigliaVidler’s 5¢ & 10¢, $1 And Up, Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Daniel and Anne LearyMr. & Mrs. Gerald and Michelle ParrishRoycroft Campus Antiques Mr. & Mrs. Ron and Michelle Rudnicki

Mr. Anthony AdinolfeAllied Mechanical/Warm & FuzzyAnonymous Mr. & Mrs. Norbert and Diana BennettBoston Valley Terra Cotta - John Krouse, Richard Krouse Buffalo Ski Club Mr. & Mrs. Phillip and Margaret BurchamMr. Charles CloughJames F. Collins Agency, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Amy CornMr. Chris D’AngeloJohn Embow Grove Roofing Services, Inc. Gypsum Systems IncMr. & Mrs. Jay and Kati HennigMr. & Mrs. Robert and Linda KrinerMartyn Printing & Graphics, Inc.Mod-Pac CorporationMr. & Mrs. Don and Maris VidlerWegmans Food Markets

Comgraph Sales and Service, Inc.Dr. Jill GradwellMr. & Mrs. Lewis and Rita Markle IIIMs. Brenda Leigh ThurmanWalt Disney World ZAK Management

Mr. Michael AndersonBuffalo Bills Mr. & Mrs. Edward and Monica ChuhnaThe D-B Trust at the Community Foundation for Greater BuffaloMr. & Mrs. William and Jean DaleyMr. & Mrs. Joe and Susan DePriestMr. Geoff Graham and Ms. Karen McCaskeyMs. Mary Jo GrahamHawkcreek Wildlife CenterBank of HollandMr. & Mrs. Robert and Mary Ann KresseMr. Harold LeaderLifestyle PhotographyMs. Cynthia LoFasoThe Mentholatum CompanySharon Osgood, Esq.Mr. David PeekMr. & Mrs. Richard and Karen PenfoldMr. & Mrs. William and Sarah PictorPitney BowesDr. & Mrs. Daniel and Laura RifkinMs. Karin SochaMr. & Mrs. Michael and Yvonne StoklosaMr. Garin Tomaszewski

Mrs. Mary FlickingerMr. & Mrs. Tony and Arline DanialMr. & Mrs. James and Karen DuselEastern States Sentinel Alarm Services, Inc.Mrs. Mary FlickingerMr. & Mrs. Peter and Jacquelyn FlynnMr. & Mrs. James and Ruth HartlandMr. & Mrs. John and Cathy HendersonMr. & Mrs. George and Sally HezelJoyWheel Yoga & WellnessMs. Bonita KehlerMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Santina KumiegaMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Audrey LuntMs. Elizabeth Anne Mack LyonMusicalFare TheatreMs. Beverly MutignaniMr. & Mrs. Robert and Pauline NicholsMr. & Mrs. Alan and Karen NowickiMr. Albert OrbinatiMr. Richard OrrMr. Richard PedersenPerformance Management Partners, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. John and Nancy PetersonA.J. Roth Construction Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony and Christine SabudaMr. & Mrs. Paul and Mary SandfordMessrs. David Shaver and Francis FelserMr. John Seeger and Ms. Lise SpargoMs. Kristin SpencerMr. & Mrs. David and Jane StanleyMr. Jim SteinhartMr. David UhrichMs. Cheryl VogelWarning Electrical ServicesMr. Eric Wettlaufer and Ms. Natalie HofertMr. & Mrs. Dale and Carolyn WettlaufferMr. John WojdanMr. Albert Wright III

Ms. Leigh AndersonMr. & Mrs. James and Gladys Alva BantaMs. Betty BarnardMr. & Mrs. David and Joan BruceMr. Jeff Buechler and Ms. Lee CarpenterMrs. Melanie BunchMr. & Mrs. Robert and Lynn ButcherMr. Jon ByrnelMr. & Mrs. Raymond and Kathryn ByrnesMr. & Mrs. George and Carol CameronMr. Robert Carr and Ms. Holly BirdMr. & Mrs. Tony and Arline DanialMr. & Mrs. James and Karen DuselEastern States Sentinel Alarm Services, Inc.

$200 - $399

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report for gifts made to the Roycroft Campus between

September 1, 2016 and August 31, 2017. We sincerely apologize for any inaccuracies.

Please contact Mary Dumke at (716) 655-0261 ext. 107 or mdumke@roycroftcampuscorp.com

with questions or comments. Thank you.

he Roycroft Campus as if Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters never left.

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Program Services Restoration and Preservation Tours and Education Copper ShopManagement and GeneralFundraising

Program Services

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218,311209,241568,263131,940136,623

380,00058,14832,18015,75040,438498,465109,8351,039

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General &Administration 10%

Program Services 79%

Government & Foundation Grants 26%

Fundraising Events 1%

Copper Shop Sales 48%

Rental Income 9%

Tours &Education 3%

Contributions 13%

Information fromRoycroft Campus CorporationFinancial Statements - August 31, 2017Prepared byLumsden & McCormick LLPCertified Public Accountants

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E R I C J A H NA Marilla, New York native, Eric has been passionate for photography since the age of eight. His areas of focus include landscape and architecture. Though digital photography is the most practical tool for today’s photographers, he continues to shoot with 35mm film in medium format. Please visit the Copper Shop Gallery to view more of Eric’s works.

Photo Credit: Cover and Pages 3 & 4

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The Roycroft Campus would truly not be where it is today without the help and dedication of others. Through the support of over 60 volunteers and docents we can accommodate thousands of guests who visit and participate in events, tours, and classes throughout the year.

One of the main areas which our volunteers help is with our larger events, especially the three Campus Art Shows and Annual Fundraisers. To make events of this size and length run smoothly takes many dedicated helpers giving of their time and talent. On a smaller scale, our volunteers also help with the six yearly gallery openings in the Neil and Barbara Chur Family Gallery, including two East Aurora Art Walks, as well as monthly Roycroft Film Society screenings and bi-monthly Roycroft Book Club discussions.

Additionally, our trained docents play an important role in telling the story of the Roycroft. Throughout our regularly scheduled tour season, May through October, roughly 275 tours are largely docent-led. These guides are true ambassadors for the Campus, sharing the history of the Roycroft and showcasing the importance of this National Historic Landmark to hundreds of visitors from around the world. They also assist with school and tour groups, create and give specialty tours, and lead private tours year-round.

Behind the scenes, volunteers stuff and stamp thousands of mailings, catalog books, magazines, photographs and artifacts in The Museum, and help with the inventory of the Copper Shop twice a year. Also, the creation of a volunteer-based Garden Committee in 2017 will help maintain and expand the gardens throughout the Campus and work to create a landscape plan for the future.

This dedicated group of individuals are an important part of the Roycroft community. Their positive attitudes, commitment, and enthusiasm demonstrate one of the core values of Elbert Hubbard – finding joy in one’s work. We cannot thank them enough for all that they do.

R O Y C R O F T C A M P U S V O L U N T E E R S & D O C E N T S

T H E P O W E R H O U S EWithin the Power House is the M&T Bank Visitor Center which offers a glimpse into the rich history of the Roycroft and provides information about what’s happening on Campus, around East Aurora and at other local cultural institutions. Located on the second floor is The Neil and Barbara Chur Family Gallery: a rotating contemporary art gallery named in honor of the Chur Family for their generous support of the Campus’ ongoing restoration efforts.

T H E P R I N T S H O PLocated in the heart of the Campus, the historic Print Shop contains many new attractions including The Museum, which houses the Campus’ collection of documents, books, furniture, and artwork; showcasing exhibits on the Roycroft’s history and Elbert Hubbard’s legacy. Open Wednesday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm: Admission $5. On the lower level, a collection of artist studios are open to the public, along with The Press Room, which presents a recreation of the Campus’ printing operation utilizing some of the original Roycroft presses.

T H E C O P P E R S H O PThis historic structure houses The Copper Shop Gallery, featuring artwork from over 100 local, national, and international artists as well as a variety of unique gifts, home décor, stationery and books.

T H E F U R N I T U R E S H O PWithin the historic Furniture Shop is Roycroft Campus Antiques and Norberg’s Art & Frame Shop. On the lower level is Floyd East – Furniture For Life, the Workshop and Showroom of a contemporary Arts & Crafts style woodworker.

T H E R O Y C R O F T I N NReopened in 1995, the Roycroft Inn offers a unique setting for dinner or cocktails, as guests would have enjoyed over 100 years ago; overnight accommodations are also available.

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APRIL 27 – JUNE 29

HOLLY BIRD

JULY 7 – SEPTEMBER 7

KEITH WIESINGER & JULIAROSE TRIEBES

SEPTEMBER 21 – NOVEMBER 25

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T H E C O P P E R S H O PThis historic structure houses The Copper Shop Gallery, featuring artwork from over 100 local, national, and international artists as well as a variety of unique gifts, home décor, stationery and books.

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R O Y C R O F T F I L M S O C I E T YThe Roycroft Film Society (RFS) continues its mission to bring quality foreign, independent and documentary films to the Western New York area. The RFS reached a milestone in January of 2017 screening its 150th film. In August, they held their fourth annual outdoor film under the stars in front of the Power House. Coming in March of 2018, the group will celebrate its 20th anniversary of inception, with a schedule including films from Australia, France, Germany, England, Japan and the United States.

T H E R O Y C R O F T H I S T O R Y C O U R S EThe Roycroft History Course continues to be very popular. We ran two different programs in 2017; the Spring semester’s theme was “Elbert Hubbard’s Buffalo,” where we examined Hubbard’s early life, his time with the Larkin Soap Company, how Buffalo would have looked in the late 1800s, and the connection between Theodore Roosevelt and the Roycroft. The Fall semester was titled, “Creating and Collecting Roycroft,” and focused on some of the original artists who helped design and create Roycroft products, including Herb Buffum (furniture), Victor Toothaker and Karl Kipp (copper), and Dard Hunter (stained glass and graphic design). Also, in celebration of the grand opening of the Campus’ new museum, Historian and Collector, Robert Rust, presented on collecting and exhibiting Roycroft history.

T H E R O Y C R O F T B O O K C L U B“Pure literature and good books are meat and drink. They are the silos that feed the mind, nourishing and energizing it.” – Elbert Hubbard

The Roycroft Book Club continues to follow in the footsteps of Elbert Hubbard and become immersed in the love of literature. For the second year in a row the Club read and discussed six books, with attendance increasing almost 40%.

T H E M U S E U M O N T H E R O Y C R O F T C A M P U SStemming from the success of recent restoration and preservation projects, and the receipt of several large-scale donations of original Roycroft artifacts, the Campus was proud to open The Museum in September of 2017. Located in the historic Print Shop, The Museum is the new permanent home of the Campus’ historic collection of documents, books, furniture, and artwork; showcasing the Roycroft’s history and Elbert Hubbard’s legacy. This expansion of the guest experience provides visitors the opportunity to see rare, one-of-a-kind letters and artifacts, and learn more about the people, products and philosophy that made Hubbard and the Roycroft an important part of the Arts & Crafts Movement.

The Museum is open Wednesdays – Sundays, 10am to 5pm, and by appointment on Mondays and Tuesdays. General admission is $5; free for Campus members.

Jerry was born and raised in Western New York. He retired from Pratt & Lambert United Paint as CEO in 1996 after numerous years with the company. He generously dedicated his time and talents to supporting causes in and around Buffalo and was very involved with many organizations to include: serving as president of the Nichols School Board and The Buffalo Club, as well as chairman of the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy and the Canisius College Board. He was very involved with the Catholic Church and served in many capacitities both at Christ the King Seminary and with Catholic Healthcare groups. His services to his community are too many to list.

In 2013, Jerry graciously accepted a Director’s position for the Roycroft Campus Corporation (RCC), Board of Directors. He served on the Governance and Finance Committees and gave key financial advice to advance the Corporation’s mission and goals. Jerry could be seen regularly on the Campus introducing new people and acquaintances to the history and vision of the RCC and attracting new funding sources to secure the success of its future plans. Jerry was a humble and kind man who

always took the time to listen and made you feel like you were a very important and special person. He was the beloved husband of Barbara and father to Dr. Gregory and Wendy, and loved spending time with his five grandchildren.

On September 19, 2017, Jerry passed away after a brief illness. He is greatly missed and will always be remembered.

Rita was born and raised in Buffalo, NY. She graduated top of her class from Millard Fillmore Gates Hospital, School of Nursing Program. She ran the Out-Patient Department, and while working there, met and later married Dr. Elbert (John) Hubbard III. The couple resided in East Aurora, NY, where John’s grandfather, Elbert Hubbard, founded The Roycroft. Rita was very interested and proud of the family’s historic legacy. She spent endless hours assisting her father-in-law, Elbert (Bert) Hubbard II, categorizing and documenting their family heritage. Also, Rita and John were active members of The Aurora Historical Society where Rita fulfilled a longstanding Board position. After many years, The Roycroft closed for restoration, and Rita along with the rest of the Roycroft Revitalization Corporation (RRC) Board of Directors, worked diligently to restore and re-open the Inn. Rita participated in all the fundraising efforts required for the completion of the restoration. Proudly, along with her fellow Board members, Rita and John attended the grand reopening of the

Roycroft Inn in 1995. Further, Rita was now a dedicated docent at the Inn; where people would seek her out for her clever wit and her real insight on the family history.

In 2003, the RRC voted to change the organization’s name to the Roycroft Campus Corporation, and Rita continued to serve on the Board as they undertook the task of restoring the rest of the Roycroft Campus. Rita, along with her husband John, their daughter Mary and her children, have shared the importance of the Roycroft Campus with people around the world.

On December 22, 2017, Rita at the age of 95 years old, passed away in her home with the love of her family. She was a Matriarch leaving a strong legacy which she has passed on to her daughter, 3 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Proving once again, the Hubbard Men were not afraid of a strong woman.

Dorothy grew up near Genesee and Bailey in Buffalo, NY. She knew about the Roycroft because her grandfather was a contractor who admired Arts and Crafts architecture. When she and her husband, Sidney, decided they needed a bigger home, they looked in East Aurora, which was more centrally located in Sid’s sales territory. They bought their home at 429 Oakwood Avenue around the corner from the Campus. In the late 1960s, The Roycroft Inn, which was in rough shape, was put on the market.

Through a dancing group Dorothy and Sid had come to know June and Ralph Turgeon, who withKitty and Frank Turgeon, had a number of restaurants in Buffalo. Dorothy connected the Turgeons with the seller of the Inn and that is how Kitty began her love of all things Roycroft. Dorothy and Sid docented for many years at the Inn, and Dorothy had a wonderful friendship with Kitty from then on.

Dorothy also felt blessed when the Wendt Foundation brought Martha Augat to serve as Inn Keeper.

Dorothy loved the Roycroft and hosting Elder Hostel (Road Scholar) events, sitting on the Peristyle for the Fourth of July parade, and all of the warmth so associated. On December 5, 2017, Dorothy passed away at the age of 94. Her presence and passion for the Roycroft will be greatly missed.

T H E R O Y C R O F T H I S T O R Y C O U R S EThe Roycroft History Course continues to be very popular. We ran two different programs in 2017; the Spring semester’s theme was “Elbert Hubbard’s Buffalo,” where we examined Hubbard’s early life, his time with the Larkin Soap Company, how Buffalo would have looked in the late 1800s, and the connection between Theodore Roosevelt and the Roycroft. The Fall semester was titled, “Creating and Collecting Roycroft,” and focused on some of the original artists who helped design and create Roycroft products, including Herb Buffum (furniture), Victor Toothaker and Karl Kipp (copper), and Dard Hunter (stained glass and graphic design). Also, in celebration of the grand opening of the Campus’ new museum, Historian and Collector, Robert Rust, presented on collecting and exhibiting Roycroft history.

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J O E W E B E RAuthor, printer, illuminist and book-binder, Joe Weber has been involved in graphic arts for many years. In 2003, he discovered the Roycroft Renaissance and soon took on the project of resurrecting the Roycroft printing efforts and the Roycroft Print Shop. He has written, printed, illumined and bound several copies of 18 different books, all but a few of which he has written himself. Joe is an active Companion of the Guild of St. George, an organization founded by John Ruskin in 1871 in England to promote Arts and Crafts ideals and philosophy. He is also a juried artisan with the Roycrofters-At-Large-Association.

N E C O L E W I T C H E RFrom curating to modeling to painting, Necole Witcher has been involved in the art business since 2007. She has a background in watercolor, art history and botany. Necole currently works at the Illumination Studio and Press Room in the Roycroft Print Shop, and continues to promote and educate people in this age-old art form. It makes her day if her work inspires or pushes at the edges of reality.

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C H A R L E S C L O U G HContemporary Painter, Charles Clough, is an East Aurora native. More than 600 of Clough’s works are included in the permanent collections of more than 70 museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian Museum of American Art. In 1974, Clough, along with a small group of others, founded Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center which is located in the city of Buffalo.

S H A N T I C O L E M A NSince 2004, Shanti Coleman and her son, Ryley, have been helping companies create award winning toys and games. They specialize in merging technology with traditional physical play. Their goal is to create experiences that inspire imagination and learning through child-driven exploration. Their services include concept creation, sound development, illustrations, interactive art and game design. Projects include apps, playsets, talking toys, and games.

Y V O N N E S T O K L O S AYvonne Stoklosa has been creating functional and decorative glass artwork for over two decades. Her goal is to use her head, heart and hands to create artwork that delights the spirit. Stoklosa designs, creates and teaches with a material that needs light to look its best, just as anything living needs light to flourish.

K A T E R I E W I N GWatercolorist, Kateri Ewing, has lived in Western New York for more than half her life, and counts Eu-rope, the Midwest, the Desert Southwest and Texas as previous homes. It is her great honor to work in community on the Roycroft Campus, and to be an active Companion of the Guild of St. George, founded by John Ruskin in 1871.

J I M C O R D E SWoodworker, Jim Cordes, grew up in East Aurora, NY. Influenced by the Roycroft Campus at a young age, he has been designing and crafting furniture since the mid-1990s. In 2014, Cordes moved his business to the original Furniture Shop on the Campus and has spent the years since creating custom furniture in the Arts & Crafts style.

A R T S & C R A F T S M E N G U I L DC A S S A N D R A B O Y DCassandra Boyd is a multimedia fine art painter and designer who received a BFA from Syracuse University and an MFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Her portraits, still-lifes, and dreamscapes transport the viewer into the realms of curious drawing rooms and charmed places. She creates works in oil, acrylic, watercolor, and mixed-media.

The Arts & Craftsmen Guild was formed in May 2015 by a handful of artisans committed to preserving and promoting the home of the American Arts & Crafts Movement, and fostering fellowship among artists of all mediums and their supporters. Since then, Guild membership has steadily grown to over 80 members with over 30 Juried Artists. In 2018, the Guild’s outreach efforts will include: a new scholarship program to help high school students pursue further education in the arts; hold more frequent open meetings to increase networking and involvement of Guild members; and improve communications via social media and other mechanisms in order to reach a broader audience.For more information, please check out the Arts & Craftsmen Guild on Facebook and be sure to visit their new website: www.artsandcraftsmenguild.com

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My passion for all things Roycroft began in the spring of 1989, when I first traveled to East Aurora. I toured the Roycroft Campus and saw the restoration and preservation efforts that were so desperately needed. I also had the pleasure of meeting Bruce Bland, who owned an extensive collection of Hubbard’s A Message to Garcia, as well as Charles Hamilton, who had worked closely with Elbert Hubbard II to produce As Bees in Honey Drown, and several other important books on the Roycrofters. These experiences inspired me to start supporting the early efforts of the Campus’ rebirth.

Back home I read all I could find about the Hubbard Family and the Roycrofters, and began collecting Roycroft books and copper desk-set pieces. I particularly admired the Roycroft’s focus on fine printing and book design, as well as their reproduction of works by progressive authors

like Emerson, Thoreau, Ingersoll and Ricker. Not to mention Elbert Hubbard’s inspirational writing and his wife Alice’s books and work in the women’s rights field. I also began practicing calligraphy, studied book arts and worked with book binding over the next several years.

For the past 30 years, my interest in Roycroft has grown into a passion for the preservation of the Campus and legacy of the Roycrofters. I continue to visit and I’m thrilled to see the progress during each trip. With so many dedicated individuals working to see the Campus succeed, the Roycroft spirit and heritage will certainly continue to flourish. I am thankful for the community of individuals who are dedicated to the Campus’ renaissance efforts and look forward to hearing your stories in the future.

For the past 30 years, my interest in Roycroft has grown into a passion for the preservation of the Campus and legacy of the

My passion for all things Roycroft began in the spring of 1989, when I first traveled to East Aurora. I toured the Roycroft Campus and saw the restoration and preservation efforts that were so desperately needed. I also had the pleasure of meeting Bruce Bland, who owned an extensive collection of Hubbard’s A Message to Garciato produce experiences inspired me to start supporting the early efforts of the Campus’ rebirth.

Back home I read all I could find about the Hubbard Family and the Roycrofters, and began collecting Roycroft books and copper desk-set pieces. I particularly admired the Roycroft’s focus on fine printing and book design, as well as their reproduction of works by progressive authors

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The Roycroft Campus is pleased to announce our 4th Art Lottery which will be held on Thursday, October 18, 2018. Upon arrival, attendees will receive one “lottery” ticket for a piece of art valued at or above the event ticket price, and a signed print from the event’s featured artist, Shawn Krueger. When the lottery begins, each ticket holder will be able to select a piece to take home with them; a variety of mediums will be available. There will also be a seperate wine raffle. This unique event will help us raise funds toward our efforts to preserve and restore the National Historic Landmark Campus.

As restoration work moves forward throughout the Campus, we continue to develop and expand the visitor experience and focus on areas where we can tell the history of the Roycrofters. In the past few years, six artist studios, the Press Room, illumining studio and Museum have all opened in the Print Shop. The next addition to this building will be a book making exhibit which will tell the process of how a Roycroft Book was made through text, historic photos and artifacts.

The exhibit is planned for the lower level of the Print Shop between the Artist Wing and the Press Room. It will create a nice transition from the art studios to the historic presses, and turn a rather dark, cold hallway into a more welcoming space. The display will begin with Hubbard’s initial inspiration, specifically the works of William Morris and his Kelmscott Press. Samples of Elbert’s handwritten notes will then be the basis for the printed work. Next we’ll show the procedures of typesetting, locking up a chase, printing a folio, illuminating pages, binding the signatures, and finally, tooling and covering the book. Seeing the whole process, including the amount of time, people and craftsmanship, creates a greater appreciation of what it took to make these handmade books.

This exhibit will enhance the growing visitor experience on the Campus and serve as an educational tool for groups, especially from local schools, to better understand the

historical significance of the Roycroft.

Contemporary Painter, Charles Clough, is an East Aurora native. In 1974, Clough, along with a small group of others, founded Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center which is located in the city of Buffalo. One of his newer endeavours is a public painting studio, located in the Artist Wing of the Print Shop.

Since Autumn 2015 over 400 participants ranging in age from 15 months to 92 years old, from around the world, have worked to create “Clufffalo: Seasons paintings.” Charlie Clough hosts up to six people per workshop each season in his Print Shop studio. The participants create a painting by adding layers of color to the piece. At the end of the season, Clough grinds through the layers of paint to complete the work and produces an art history book with photos of the participants and their individual layer of the painting. The sale of each Season’s painting supports the workshop.

Also, for more than 40 years Clough has gathered and tended to his archive. This includes paintings, drawings, photographic material and a 2,000-volume library. Currently this material is being installed on the third floor of Print Shop’s tower with the intention that it becomes publically available by Autumn 2018.

P R I N T S H O P & C O P P E R S H O P R E S T O R A T I O NAlthough much restoration has been completed on the Roycroft Campus over the past 20 years, our work is still not done. Currently, two major capital projects are in the planning stages.

First, the next phase of restoration for the Copper Shop is slated to begin January 2019 and be completed by late April 2019. This project will include replacement of all floors, like and kind, with plans to salvage as much of the historic wood flooring and reuse it throughout the Shop. Also, new energy efficient heating will be installed, and the interior will be reconfigured to restore the original open floor plan, with removal of the modern fireplace in the Finishing Room. Lastly, the addition of an ADA compliant public restroom will improve the shopping experience for our customers. The estimated cost of this project is around $400,000, and the Copper Shop will temporarily be relocated to the Assembly Room in the Power House while renovations are taking place.

The second capital project will focus on further restoration of the Print Shop, and has been deemed structurally essential within the next ten years. At an estimate cost of $2.5 million dollars, funding for this project is critical. Items to be addressed will include roof reconstruction, at approximately one million dollars, and mechanicals (electrical, heating, AC, etc.), which is estimated at $750,000. To date, we have already invested over $180,000

in emergency repairs, and re-allocated operating funds for the creation of The Museum, the Press Room, Artist Wing, Dard Hunter Hall, as well as interior/exterior painting.

These projects are mission critical, and once they are completed the Copper Shop and Print Shop will be stable for the next 100 years!

In recent years, the Roycroft Campus has truly experienced a rebirth. Many infrastructure projects have been completed to preserve the one-hundred-plus-year-old buildings, and the guest experience is thriving through art galleries, artist studios, historic tours, the Press Room and, of course, The Museum; a brand new attraction that exhibits the rich history of the Campus, and its founder, Elbert Hubbard.

Supporting the Campus through membership and the annual fund is a wonderful way of investing in future renovations and improvements. Restoration and preservation of the Campus’ infrastructure is an ongoing project, and preparations are now underway for long delayed repairs needed in the Copper Shop totaling $400,000, for new electrical, flooring, heating and enhanced guest accessibility. There is still much work to be done, so please consider your support to benefit the Roycroft Campus. A membership brochure, with an annual fund option, has been provided. These funds help ensure the Campus’ sustainability for generations to come.

The Guild of St. George is a charitable trust based in England, with a worldwide membership, that works to uphold the values and principles put into practice by its founder, John Ruskin (1819-1900). Members of the Guild are called Companions, and they wish to share their love of all things Ruskin by holding regular events. Ruskin and Hubbard shared similar values and principles, making the Roycroft Campus a perfect venue for their 2018 event, to be held on September 28TH & 29TH. The event will feature talks and other activities that celebrate the ideas of Ruskin, Hubbard and Morris. There will be speakers from both the Guild and from the Roycroft Campus. Through this conference the Guild hopes to gather more interest in the life and ideas of Ruskin, and to spread these ideas that are held in common with those who love Roycroft. They also aim to strengthen their partnership with the Roycroft, and their presence in North America.

TICKETS$250 PER COUPLE

FOR MORE INFORMATIONWWW.ROYCROFTCAMPUSCORP.COM OR (716) 655-0261

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The Roycroft Campus is pleased to announce our 4th Art Lottery which will be held on Thursday, October 18, 2018. Upon arrival, attendees will receive one “lottery” ticket for a piece of art valued at or above the event ticket price, and a signed print from the event’s featured artist, Shawn Krueger. When the lottery begins, each ticket holder will be able to select a piece to take home with them; a variety of mediums will be available. There will also be a seperate wine raffle. This unique event will help us raise funds toward our efforts to preserve and restore the National Historic Landmark Campus.

As restoration work moves forward throughout the Campus, we continue to develop and expand the visitor experience and focus on areas where we can tell the history of the Roycrofters. In the past few years, six artist studios, the Press Room, illumining studio and Museum have all opened in the Print Shop. The next addition to this building will be a book making exhibit which will tell the process of how a Roycroft Book was made through text, historic photos and artifacts.

The exhibit is planned for the lower level of the Print Shop between the Artist Wing and the Press Room. It will create a nice transition from the art studios to the historic presses, and turn a rather dark, cold hallway into a more welcoming space. The display will begin with Hubbard’s initial inspiration, specifically the works of William Morris and his Kelmscott Press. Samples of Elbert’s handwritten notes will then be the basis for the printed work. Next we’ll show the procedures of typesetting, locking up a chase, printing a folio, illuminating pages, binding the signatures, and finally, tooling and covering the book. Seeing the whole process, including the amount of time, people and craftsmanship, creates a greater appreciation of what it took to make these handmade books.

This exhibit will enhance the growing visitor experience on the Campus and serve as an educational tool for groups, especially from local schools, to better understand the

historical significance of the Roycroft.

Contemporary Painter, Charles Clough, is an East Aurora native. In 1974, Clough, along with a small group of others, founded Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center which is located in the city of Buffalo. One of his newer endeavours is a public painting studio, located in the Artist Wing of the Print Shop.

Since Autumn 2015 over 400 participants ranging in age from 15 months to 92 years old, from around the world, have worked to create “Clufffalo: Seasons paintings.” Charlie Clough hosts up to six people per workshop each season in his Print Shop studio. The participants create a painting by adding layers of color to the piece. At the end of the season, Clough grinds through the layers of paint to complete the work and produces an art history book with photos of the participants and their individual layer of the painting. The sale of each Season’s painting supports the workshop.

Also, for more than 40 years Clough has gathered and tended to his archive. This includes paintings, drawings, photographic material and a 2,000-volume library. Currently this material is being installed on the third floor of Print Shop’s tower with the intention that it becomes publically available by Autumn 2018.

P R I N T S H O P & C O P P E R S H O P R E S T O R A T I O NAlthough much restoration has been completed on the Roycroft Campus over the past 20 years, our work is still not done. Currently, two major capital projects are in the planning stages.

First, the next phase of restoration for the Copper Shop is slated to begin January 2019 and be completed by late April 2019. This project will include replacement of all floors, like and kind, with plans to salvage as much of the historic wood flooring and reuse it throughout the Shop. Also, new energy efficient heating will be installed, and the interior will be reconfigured to restore the original open floor plan, with removal of the modern fireplace in the Finishing Room. Lastly, the addition of an ADA compliant public restroom will improve the shopping experience for our customers. The estimated cost of this project is around $400,000, and the Copper Shop will temporarily be relocated to the Assembly Room in the Power House while renovations are taking place.

The second capital project will focus on further restoration of the Print Shop, and has been deemed structurally essential within the next ten years. At an estimate cost of $2.5 million dollars, funding for this project is critical. Items to be addressed will include roof reconstruction, at approximately one million dollars, and mechanicals (electrical, heating, AC, etc.), which is estimated at $750,000. To date, we have already invested over $180,000

in emergency repairs, and re-allocated operating funds for the creation of The Museum, the Press Room, Artist Wing, Dard Hunter Hall, as well as interior/exterior painting.

These projects are mission critical, and once they are completed the Copper Shop and Print Shop will be stable for the next 100 years!

In recent years, the Roycroft Campus has truly experienced a rebirth. Many infrastructure projects have been completed to preserve the one-hundred-plus-year-old buildings, and the guest experience is thriving through art galleries, artist studios, historic tours, the Press Room and, of course, The Museum; a brand new attraction that exhibits the rich history of the Campus, and its founder, Elbert Hubbard.

Supporting the Campus through membership and the annual fund is a wonderful way of investing in future renovations and improvements. Restoration and preservation of the Campus’ infrastructure is an ongoing project, and preparations are now underway for long delayed repairs needed in the Copper Shop totaling $400,000, for new electrical, flooring, heating and enhanced guest accessibility. There is still much work to be done, so please consider your support to benefit the Roycroft Campus. A membership brochure, with an annual fund option, has been provided. These funds help ensure the Campus’ sustainability for generations to come.

The Guild of St. George is a charitable trust based in England, with a worldwide membership, that works to uphold the values and principles put into practice by its founder, John Ruskin (1819-1900). Members of the Guild are called Companions, and they wish to share their love of all things Ruskin by holding regular events. Ruskin and Hubbard shared similar values and principles, making the Roycroft Campus a perfect venue for their 2018 event, to be held on September 28TH & 29TH. The event will feature talks and other activities that celebrate the ideas of Ruskin, Hubbard and Morris. There will be speakers from both the Guild and from the Roycroft Campus. Through this conference the Guild hopes to gather more interest in the life and ideas of Ruskin, and to spread these ideas that are held in common with those who love Roycroft. They also aim to strengthen their partnership with the Roycroft, and their presence in North America.

TICKETS$250 PER COUPLE

FOR MORE INFORMATIONWWW.ROYCROFTCAMPUSCORP.COM OR (716) 655-0261

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2018 6 PM to 9 PM

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J O E W E B E RAuthor, printer, illuminist and book-binder, Joe Weber has been involved in graphic arts for many years. In 2003, he discovered the Roycroft Renaissance and soon took on the project of resurrecting the Roycroft printing efforts and the Roycroft Print Shop. He has written, printed, illumined and bound several copies of 18 different books, all but a few of which he has written himself. Joe is an active Companion of the Guild of St. George, an organization founded by John Ruskin in 1871 in England to promote Arts and Crafts ideals and philosophy. He is also a juried artisan with the Roycrofters-At-Large-Association.

N E C O L E W I T C H E RFrom curating to modeling to painting, Necole Witcher has been involved in the art business since 2007. She has a background in watercolor, art history and botany. Necole currently works at the Illumination Studio and Press Room in the Roycroft Print Shop, and continues to promote and educate people in this age-old art form. It makes her day if her work inspires or pushes at the edges of reality.

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C H A R L E S C L O U G HContemporary Painter, Charles Clough, is an East Aurora native. More than 600 of Clough’s works are included in the permanent collections of more than 70 museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian Museum of American Art. In 1974, Clough, along with a small group of others, founded Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center which is located in the city of Buffalo.

S H A N T I C O L E M A NSince 2004, Shanti Coleman and her son, Ryley, have been helping companies create award winning toys and games. They specialize in merging technology with traditional physical play. Their goal is to create experiences that inspire imagination and learning through child-driven exploration. Their services include concept creation, sound development, illustrations, interactive art and game design. Projects include apps, playsets, talking toys, and games.

Y V O N N E S T O K L O S AYvonne Stoklosa has been creating functional and decorative glass artwork for over two decades. Her goal is to use her head, heart and hands to create artwork that delights the spirit. Stoklosa designs, creates and teaches with a material that needs light to look its best, just as anything living needs light to flourish.

K A T E R I E W I N GWatercolorist, Kateri Ewing, has lived in Western New York for more than half her life, and counts Eu-rope, the Midwest, the Desert Southwest and Texas as previous homes. It is her great honor to work in community on the Roycroft Campus, and to be an active Companion of the Guild of St. George, founded by John Ruskin in 1871.

J I M C O R D E SWoodworker, Jim Cordes, grew up in East Aurora, NY. Influenced by the Roycroft Campus at a young age, he has been designing and crafting furniture since the mid-1990s. In 2014, Cordes moved his business to the original Furniture Shop on the Campus and has spent the years since creating custom furniture in the Arts & Crafts style.

A R T S & C R A F T S M E N G U I L DC A S S A N D R A B O Y DCassandra Boyd is a multimedia fine art painter and designer who received a BFA from Syracuse University and an MFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Her portraits, still-lifes, and dreamscapes transport the viewer into the realms of curious drawing rooms and charmed places. She creates works in oil, acrylic, watercolor, and mixed-media.

The Arts & Craftsmen Guild was formed in May 2015 by a handful of artisans committed to preserving and promoting the home of the American Arts & Crafts Movement, and fostering fellowship among artists of all mediums and their supporters. Since then, Guild membership has steadily grown to over 80 members with over 30 Juried Artists. In 2018, the Guild’s outreach efforts will include: a new scholarship program to help high school students pursue further education in the arts; hold more frequent open meetings to increase networking and involvement of Guild members; and improve communications via social media and other mechanisms in order to reach a broader audience.For more information, please check out the Arts & Craftsmen Guild on Facebook and be sure to visit their new website: www.artsandcraftsmenguild.com

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My passion for all things Roycroft began in the spring of 1989, when I first traveled to East Aurora. I toured the Roycroft Campus and saw the restoration and preservation efforts that were so desperately needed. I also had the pleasure of meeting Bruce Bland, who owned an extensive collection of Hubbard’s A Message to Garcia, as well as Charles Hamilton, who had worked closely with Elbert Hubbard II to produce As Bees in Honey Drown, and several other important books on the Roycrofters. These experiences inspired me to start supporting the early efforts of the Campus’ rebirth.

Back home I read all I could find about the Hubbard Family and the Roycrofters, and began collecting Roycroft books and copper desk-set pieces. I particularly admired the Roycroft’s focus on fine printing and book design, as well as their reproduction of works by progressive authors

like Emerson, Thoreau, Ingersoll and Ricker. Not to mention Elbert Hubbard’s inspirational writing and his wife Alice’s books and work in the women’s rights field. I also began practicing calligraphy, studied book arts and worked with book binding over the next several years.

For the past 30 years, my interest in Roycroft has grown into a passion for the preservation of the Campus and legacy of the Roycrofters. I continue to visit and I’m thrilled to see the progress during each trip. With so many dedicated individuals working to see the Campus succeed, the Roycroft spirit and heritage will certainly continue to flourish. I am thankful for the community of individuals who are dedicated to the Campus’ renaissance efforts and look forward to hearing your stories in the future.

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R O Y C R O F T F I L M S O C I E T YThe Roycroft Film Society (RFS) continues its mission to bring quality foreign, independent and documentary films to the Western New York area. The RFS reached a milestone in January of 2017 screening its 150th film. In August, they held their fourth annual outdoor film under the stars in front of the Power House. Coming in March of 2018, the group will celebrate its 20th anniversary of inception, with a schedule including films from Australia, France, Germany, England, Japan and the United States.

T H E R O Y C R O F T H I S T O R Y C O U R S EThe Roycroft History Course continues to be very popular. We ran two different programs in 2017; the Spring semester’s theme was “Elbert Hubbard’s Buffalo,” where we examined Hubbard’s early life, his time with the Larkin Soap Company, how Buffalo would have looked in the late 1800s, and the connection between Theodore Roosevelt and the Roycroft. The Fall semester was titled, “Creating and Collecting Roycroft,” and focused on some of the original artists who helped design and create Roycroft products, including Herb Buffum (furniture), Victor Toothaker and Karl Kipp (copper), and Dard Hunter (stained glass and graphic design). Also, in celebration of the grand opening of the Campus’ new museum, Historian and Collector, Robert Rust, presented on collecting and exhibiting Roycroft history.

T H E R O Y C R O F T B O O K C L U B“Pure literature and good books are meat and drink. They are the silos that feed the mind, nourishing and energizing it.” – Elbert Hubbard

The Roycroft Book Club continues to follow in the footsteps of Elbert Hubbard and become immersed in the love of literature. For the second year in a row the Club read and discussed six books, with attendance increasing almost 40%.

T H E M U S E U M O N T H E R O Y C R O F T C A M P U SStemming from the success of recent restoration and preservation projects, and the receipt of several large-scale donations of original Roycroft artifacts, the Campus was proud to open The Museum in September of 2017. Located in the historic Print Shop, The Museum is the new permanent home of the Campus’ historic collection of documents, books, furniture, and artwork; showcasing the Roycroft’s history and Elbert Hubbard’s legacy. This expansion of the guest experience provides visitors the opportunity to see rare, one-of-a-kind letters and artifacts, and learn more about the people, products and philosophy that made Hubbard and the Roycroft an important part of the Arts & Crafts Movement.

The Museum is open Wednesdays – Sundays, 10am to 5pm, and by appointment on Mondays and Tuesdays. General admission is $5; free for Campus members.

Jerry was born and raised in Western New York. He retired from Pratt & Lambert United Paint as CEO in 1996 after numerous years with the company. He generously dedicated his time and talents to supporting causes in and around Buffalo and was very involved with many organizations to include: serving as president of the Nichols School Board and The Buffalo Club, as well as chairman of the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy and the Canisius College Board. He was very involved with the Catholic Church and served in many capacitities both at Christ the King Seminary and with Catholic Healthcare groups. His services to his community are too many to list.

In 2013, Jerry graciously accepted a Director’s position for the Roycroft Campus Corporation (RCC), Board of Directors. He served on the Governance and Finance Committees and gave key financial advice to advance the Corporation’s mission and goals. Jerry could be seen regularly on the Campus introducing new people and acquaintances to the history and vision of the RCC and attracting new funding sources to secure the success of its future plans. Jerry was a humble and kind man who

always took the time to listen and made you feel like you were a very important and special person. He was the beloved husband of Barbara and father to Dr. Gregory and Wendy, and loved spending time with his five grandchildren.

On September 19, 2017, Jerry passed away after a brief illness. He is greatly missed and will always be remembered.

Rita was born and raised in Buffalo, NY. She graduated top of her class from Millard Fillmore Gates Hospital, School of Nursing Program. She ran the Out-Patient Department, and while working there, met and later married Dr. Elbert (John) Hubbard III. The couple resided in East Aurora, NY, where John’s grandfather, Elbert Hubbard, founded The Roycroft. Rita was very interested and proud of the family’s historic legacy. She spent endless hours assisting her father-in-law, Elbert (Bert) Hubbard II, categorizing and documenting their family heritage. Also, Rita and John were active members of The Aurora Historical Society where Rita fulfilled a longstanding Board position. After many years, The Roycroft closed for restoration, and Rita along with the rest of the Roycroft Revitalization Corporation (RRC) Board of Directors, worked diligently to restore and re-open the Inn. Rita participated in all the fundraising efforts required for the completion of the restoration. Proudly, along with her fellow Board members, Rita and John attended the grand reopening of the

Roycroft Inn in 1995. Further, Rita was now a dedicated docent at the Inn; where people would seek her out for her clever wit and her real insight on the family history.

In 2003, the RRC voted to change the organization’s name to the Roycroft Campus Corporation, and Rita continued to serve on the Board as they undertook the task of restoring the rest of the Roycroft Campus. Rita, along with her husband John, their daughter Mary and her children, have shared the importance of the Roycroft Campus with people around the world.

On December 22, 2017, Rita at the age of 95 years old, passed away in her home with the love of her family. She was a Matriarch leaving a strong legacy which she has passed on to her daughter, 3 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Proving once again, the Hubbard Men were not afraid of a strong woman.

Dorothy grew up near Genesee and Bailey in Buffalo, NY. She knew about the Roycroft because her grandfather was a contractor who admired Arts and Crafts architecture. When she and her husband, Sidney, decided they needed a bigger home, they looked in East Aurora, which was more centrally located in Sid’s sales territory. They bought their home at 429 Oakwood Avenue around the corner from the Campus. In the late 1960s, The Roycroft Inn, which was in rough shape, was put on the market.

Through a dancing group Dorothy and Sid had come to know June and Ralph Turgeon, who withKitty and Frank Turgeon, had a number of restaurants in Buffalo. Dorothy connected the Turgeons with the seller of the Inn and that is how Kitty began her love of all things Roycroft. Dorothy and Sid docented for many years at the Inn, and Dorothy had a wonderful friendship with Kitty from then on.

Dorothy also felt blessed when the Wendt Foundation brought Martha Augat to serve as Inn Keeper.

Dorothy loved the Roycroft and hosting Elder Hostel (Road Scholar) events, sitting on the Peristyle for the Fourth of July parade, and all of the warmth so associated. On December 5, 2017, Dorothy passed away at the age of 94. Her presence and passion for the Roycroft will be greatly missed.

Rita was born and raised in Buffalo, NY. She graduated top of her class from Millard Fillmore Gates Hospital, School of Nursing Program. She ran the Out-Patient Department, and while working there, met and later married Dr. Elbert (John) Hubbard III. The couple resided in East Aurora, NY, where John’s grandfather, Elbert Hubbard, founded The Roycroft. Rita was very interested and proud of the family’s historic legacy. She spent endless hours assisting her father-in-law, Elbert (Bert) Hubbard II, categorizing and documenting their family heritage. Also, Rita and John were active members of The Aurora Historical Society where Rita fulfilled a longstanding Board position. After many years, The Roycroft closed for restoration, and Rita along with the rest of the Roycroft Revitalization Corporation (RRC) Board of Directors, worked diligently to restore and re-open the Inn. Rita participated in all the fundraising efforts required for the completion of the restoration. Proudly, along with her fellow Board members, Rita and John attended the grand reopening of the

Roycroft Inn in 1995. Further, Rita was now a dedicated docent at the Inn; where people would seek her out for her clever wit

Dorothy loved the Roycroft and hosting Elder Hostel (Road Scholar) events, sitting on the Peristyle for the Fourth of July parade,

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E R I C J A H NA Marilla, New York native, Eric has been passionate for photography since the age of eight. His areas of focus include landscape and architecture. Though digital photography is the most practical tool for today’s photographers, he continues to shoot with 35mm film in medium format. Please visit the Copper Shop Gallery to view more of Eric’s works.

Photo Credit: Cover and Pages 3 & 4

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The Roycroft Campus would truly not be where it is today without the help and dedication of others. Through the support of over 60 volunteers and docents we can accommodate thousands of guests who visit and participate in events, tours, and classes throughout the year.

One of the main areas which our volunteers help is with our larger events, especially the three Campus Art Shows and Annual Fundraisers. To make events of this size and length run smoothly takes many dedicated helpers giving of their time and talent. On a smaller scale, our volunteers also help with the six yearly gallery openings in the Neil and Barbara Chur Family Gallery, including two East Aurora Art Walks, as well as monthly Roycroft Film Society screenings and bi-monthly Roycroft Book Club discussions.

Additionally, our trained docents play an important role in telling the story of the Roycroft. Throughout our regularly scheduled tour season, May through October, roughly 275 tours are largely docent-led. These guides are true ambassadors for the Campus, sharing the history of the Roycroft and showcasing the importance of this National Historic Landmark to hundreds of visitors from around the world. They also assist with school and tour groups, create and give specialty tours, and lead private tours year-round.

Behind the scenes, volunteers stuff and stamp thousands of mailings, catalog books, magazines, photographs and artifacts in The Museum, and help with the inventory of the Copper Shop twice a year. Also, the creation of a volunteer-based Garden Committee in 2017 will help maintain and expand the gardens throughout the Campus and work to create a landscape plan for the future.

This dedicated group of individuals are an important part of the Roycroft community. Their positive attitudes, commitment, and enthusiasm demonstrate one of the core values of Elbert Hubbard – finding joy in one’s work. We cannot thank them enough for all that they do.

R O Y C R O F T C A M P U S V O L U N T E E R S & D O C E N T S

T H E P O W E R H O U S EWithin the Power House is the M&T Bank Visitor Center which offers a glimpse into the rich history of the Roycroft and provides information about what’s happening on Campus, around East Aurora and at other local cultural institutions. Located on the second floor is The Neil and Barbara Chur Family Gallery: a rotating contemporary art gallery named in honor of the Chur Family for their generous support of the Campus’ ongoing restoration efforts.

T H E P R I N T S H O PLocated in the heart of the Campus, the historic Print Shop contains many new attractions including The Museum, which houses the Campus’ collection of documents, books, furniture, and artwork; showcasing exhibits on the Roycroft’s history and Elbert Hubbard’s legacy. Open Wednesday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm: Admission $5. On the lower level, a collection of artist studios are open to the public, along with The Press Room, which presents a recreation of the Campus’ printing operation utilizing some of the original Roycroft presses.

T H E C O P P E R S H O PThis historic structure houses The Copper Shop Gallery, featuring artwork from over 100 local, national, and international artists as well as a variety of unique gifts, home décor, stationery and books.

T H E F U R N I T U R E S H O PWithin the historic Furniture Shop is Roycroft Campus Antiques and Norberg’s Art & Frame Shop. On the lower level is Floyd East – Furniture For Life, the Workshop and Showroom of a contemporary Arts & Crafts style woodworker.

T H E R O Y C R O F T I N NReopened in 1995, the Roycroft Inn offers a unique setting for dinner or cocktails, as guests would have enjoyed over 100 years ago; overnight accommodations are also available.

The Neil and Ba³bara ChurFamily Gallery

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CASSANDRA BOYD

FEBRUARY 24 – APRIL 20

MARY PRATT

APRIL 27 – JUNE 29

HOLLY BIRD

JULY 7 – SEPTEMBER 7

KEITH WIESINGER & JULIAROSE TRIEBES

SEPTEMBER 21 – NOVEMBER 25

ARTS & CRAFTSMEN GUILD

DECEMBER 8 – FEBRUARY 8

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Program Services Restoration and Preservation Tours and Education Copper ShopManagement and GeneralFundraising

Program Services

291,000140,77696516,59034,923542,50399,3401,911

218,311209,241568,263131,940136,623

380,00058,14832,18015,75040,438498,465109,8351,039

215,592304,444530,705124,192153,896

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Membership &Fundraising 11%

General &Administration 10%

Program Services 79%

Government & Foundation Grants 26%

Fundraising Events 1%

Copper Shop Sales 48%

Rental Income 9%

Tours &Education 3%

Contributions 13%

Information fromRoycroft Campus CorporationFinancial Statements - August 31, 2017Prepared byLumsden & McCormick LLPCertified Public Accountants

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PRESERVATION INSPIRATION EDUCATION RESTORATION

ROYCROFT CAMPUSBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Philip KadetPresident

Donald VidlerVice President

Kathleen MurraySecretary

Robert Kriner Treasurer

Michael AndersonGeorge Cameron Janet ColettiWilliam Daley Peter Dechert Erik Eustice Jay HennigAnne LearyRita Markle Mac McCready Kenneth SmyntekLissa Chur Tehan

Richard LippesLegal Counsel

ROYCROFT CAMPUS STAFF

Curt MarantoExecutive Director

Mary DumkeDevelopment Manager

Amizetta HajMarketing and Visitor Engagement Manager

Amanda LarkowskiRetail Manager

Alan NowickiProgram Director

Rachel DrenkhahnReid DunlaveyAmanda FalkowskiJasmine FiscusTricia FurnariDavid ThomasonNicollette WiniewiczMichaela Worosz

As it did 120 years ago, the historic Roycroft Campus continues to inspire visitors from across the nation and around the world to engage in the creativity and philosophy of the Arts & Crafts Movement. Today we work toward further preservation and restoration of this National Historic Landmark, and the creation of innovative ways for visitors to experience the Campus. Our intention is focused on expanding opportunities to interact with artisans, tour the unique architecture, and explore the historic impact of Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters.

With the leadership of the Roycroft Campus Board of Directors, the dedication of the staff, and of course the generous support of our donors, members, volunteers and community partners, we have been able to strengthen our national significance and take another step closer to realizing our dream of a re-unified Campus. In the coming year, we plan to center our energies and resources on new challenges, collaborating with individuals, institutions, and foundations whose interests and passions match our priorities so that we can ensure lasting change. As our vision transforms into reality, we encourage you to continue with us on this journey. Together we can make a significant effect on the Campus’ future.

Philip C. Kadet Curt F. MarantoBoard President Executive Director

The John R. Oishei FoundationThe Margaret L. Wendt Foundation

Ms. Janet ColettiGateway Printing & GraphicsMoog Inc.

Preservation League of New York State

AnonymousCommunity Foundation for Greater BuffaloMr. Phil KadetNew York State Council on the Arts

Neil and Barbara Chur Family Charitable Foundation County of Erie M&T Bank Charitable Foundation Dr. Brenda Voorhis

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry and Barbara CastigliaVidler’s 5¢ & 10¢, $1 And Up, Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Daniel and Anne LearyMr. & Mrs. Gerald and Michelle ParrishRoycroft Campus Antiques Mr. & Mrs. Ron and Michelle Rudnicki

Mr. Anthony AdinolfeAllied Mechanical/Warm & FuzzyAnonymous Mr. & Mrs. Norbert and Diana BennettBoston Valley Terra Cotta - John Krouse, Richard Krouse Buffalo Ski Club Mr. & Mrs. Phillip and Margaret BurchamMr. Charles CloughJames F. Collins Agency, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Amy CornMr. Chris D’AngeloJohn Embow Grove Roofing Services, Inc. Gypsum Systems IncMr. & Mrs. Jay and Kati HennigMr. & Mrs. Robert and Linda KrinerMartyn Printing & Graphics, Inc.Mod-Pac CorporationMr. & Mrs. Don and Maris VidlerWegmans Food Markets

Comgraph Sales and Service, Inc.Dr. Jill GradwellMr. & Mrs. Lewis and Rita Markle IIIMs. Brenda Leigh ThurmanWalt Disney World ZAK Management

Mr. Michael AndersonBuffalo Bills Mr. & Mrs. Edward and Monica ChuhnaThe D-B Trust at the Community Foundation for Greater BuffaloMr. & Mrs. William and Jean DaleyMr. & Mrs. Joe and Susan DePriestMr. Geoff Graham and Ms. Karen McCaskeyMs. Mary Jo GrahamHawkcreek Wildlife CenterBank of HollandMr. & Mrs. Robert and Mary Ann KresseMr. Harold LeaderLifestyle PhotographyMs. Cynthia LoFasoThe Mentholatum CompanySharon Osgood, Esq.Mr. David PeekMr. & Mrs. Richard and Karen PenfoldMr. & Mrs. William and Sarah PictorPitney BowesDr. & Mrs. Daniel and Laura RifkinMs. Karin SochaMr. & Mrs. Michael and Yvonne StoklosaMr. Garin Tomaszewski

Mrs. Mary FlickingerMr. & Mrs. Tony and Arline DanialMr. & Mrs. James and Karen DuselEastern States Sentinel Alarm Services, Inc.Mrs. Mary FlickingerMr. & Mrs. Peter and Jacquelyn FlynnMr. & Mrs. James and Ruth HartlandMr. & Mrs. John and Cathy HendersonMr. & Mrs. George and Sally HezelJoyWheel Yoga & WellnessMs. Bonita KehlerMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Santina KumiegaMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Audrey LuntMs. Elizabeth Anne Mack LyonMusicalFare TheatreMs. Beverly MutignaniMr. & Mrs. Robert and Pauline NicholsMr. & Mrs. Alan and Karen NowickiMr. Albert OrbinatiMr. Richard OrrMr. Richard PedersenPerformance Management Partners, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. John and Nancy PetersonA.J. Roth Construction Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony and Christine SabudaMr. & Mrs. Paul and Mary SandfordMessrs. David Shaver and Francis FelserMr. John Seeger and Ms. Lise SpargoMs. Kristin SpencerMr. & Mrs. David and Jane StanleyMr. Jim SteinhartMr. David UhrichMs. Cheryl VogelWarning Electrical ServicesMr. Eric Wettlaufer and Ms. Natalie HofertMr. & Mrs. Dale and Carolyn WettlaufferMr. John WojdanMr. Albert Wright III

Ms. Leigh AndersonMr. & Mrs. James and Gladys Alva BantaMs. Betty BarnardMr. & Mrs. David and Joan BruceMr. Jeff Buechler and Ms. Lee CarpenterMrs. Melanie BunchMr. & Mrs. Robert and Lynn ButcherMr. Jon ByrnelMr. & Mrs. Raymond and Kathryn ByrnesMr. & Mrs. George and Carol CameronMr. Robert Carr and Ms. Holly BirdMr. & Mrs. Tony and Arline DanialMr. & Mrs. James and Karen DuselEastern States Sentinel Alarm Services, Inc.

$200 - $399

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report for gifts made to the Roycroft Campus between

September 1, 2016 and August 31, 2017. We sincerely apologize for any inaccuracies.

Please contact Mary Dumke at (716) 655-0261 ext. 107 or mdumke@roycroftcampuscorp.com

with questions or comments. Thank you.

he Roycroft Campus as if Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters never left.

he Historic Roycroft Campus will inspire visitors to experience the creativity, ideals, and future of the Arts & Crafts Movement.

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R O Y C R O F T C A M P U S D O N O R S

Founder, Elbert Green Hubbard(1856-1915)

“A little more persistence, a little

more effort, and what seemed hopeless

failure may turn to glorious success.”

Ms. Vanda AlberaMr. Thomas AlcamoAurora Pet HospitalMr. Clayton BaileyMr. & Mrs. Neil and Patricia BeanMr. & Mrs. Michael and Julie BenzinMs. Rosemary BlakesleeBuffalo Philharmonic OrchestraMr. & Mrs. Robert and Carol ChurColvin Cleaners, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Jill CordesMr. Rich CranceMs. Catherine CyrulikMr. & Mrs. Michael and Janet DayMr. & Mrs. Norman and Mary DumkeESP Salon and SpaMr. & Mrs. Donald and Denise FishbackMs. Barbara FuldnerMs. Elizabeth GarberMr. & Mrs. Lee and Joanne GearhartHall Ricketts Schuller & Gurbacki P.C.Mr. & Mrs. Sherlock and Joy Herrick, Jr.Ms. Mary HuthDr. & Mrs. George JanofskyMr. Michael KeatingMr. & Mrs. William and Betsy KincaidMs. Cindy KindcaideMr. & Mrs. David and Jacki KnaussMr. Craig KuhnsMr. & Mrs. Stan and Sherrill KujawskiMs. Linda La FleurMr. & Mrs. Michael and Marcia LennonMr. & Mrs. Peter and Beth LoehrMs. Carine MardorossianMartin House Restoration CorporationMr. Mark MastersMs. Jennifer McCarneyMs. Linda MeyerMr. & Mrs. Bruce and Sally MitchellMs. Lois MumfordMr. & Mrs. Richard and Geraldine NowickiMr. Gary PaslowMr. & Mrs. Dan and Anne PattersonMr. & Mrs. R. Byron and Ruth Ellen PipesMr. & Mrs. Douglas and Mary PrizinzanoMr. & Mrs. Richard and Judith RadelMr. & Mrs. Doug and Mary RichardMr. Orville RothrockMr. & Mrs. Anthony and Christine SabudaMr. & Mrs. Fernando and Kim SalazarMs. Barbara SalvadoreMr. Theodore Schmitt and Ms. Ann Marie DeBiaseMs. Vicki SchneiderMs. Amy SchulzMs. Karen SpencerDr. Chris SteinwachsMr. Michael TaylorMs. Lissa Chur TehanMs. Beverly VidlerMr. & Mrs. David and JoAnn WahlMr. & Mrs. Norm and Diane WeberMr. & Mrs. Sigrid and Kristy WeinschreiderMr. & Mrs. Matthew and Michelle WendelboeMr. & Mrs. Wayne and Janet WisbaumMr. Bob Young

$100-249Ms. Jacqueline AmthorMs. Diane AvidorMr. Paul Babbitt and Ms. Judith Van NostrandMs. Lisa BalloweMs. Skeie BergMs. Mary Beth BetzoldMr. Steve BlakelyBlu Spa & SalonMs. Janice BorzendowskiMs. Susan BradleyMr. & Mrs. David and Jessica BrasonBuffalo Spree PublishingBurchfield Penney Art CenterMr. & Mrs. John and Connie ByrneMs. Diane Castle BabcockMs. Shobhina ChhedaMs. Diane ChrismanMr. James CollinsMr. & Mrs. Jim and Jacqueline CollinsMs. Anita ConronMr. Barry CovingtonMr. Richard Cross and Ms. Kathryn DavisMr. & Mrs. Christian and Ann DayMs. Bette DehrDr. & Mrs. Keith and Mary Del PrinceIlio DiPaolo’s Restaurant & Banquet FacilityDr. & Mrs. Ralph and Carol DobelbowerMrs. Gloria DoeingMr. Charles FacklamMr. & Mrs. Ted and Sharon FarrarMr. Matthew FossMs. Gail FreemanMr. Gary FrostMs. Tricia Furnari and Ms. Deanne PericakMs. Elizabeth GastMr. Ross Giese and Ms. Pat CostanzoMr. Jack GloverMr. & Mrs. Edward and Carolyn GodfreyMr. Mark Golden and Ms. Susan DerylakMr. Peter GowMs. Jane Anne GraceMr. Peter GraceMr. & Mrs. Joseph and Susan GroiaMr. Sam HaneyMr. Gregory HayHealing WatersMs. Emily Heath WilsonMr. & Mrs. Stanley and Virginia HirschiMs. Barbara Nichols HolmesMs. Kit HowardMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Jean HubbardMs. Nancy HughesJake’s GreenhouseMs. Mary JanczakMs. Liza Jennings SeinerKavinoky TheatreMs. Ardis KazinskiMs. Maura KearneyMr. Jim KerelchukMr. & Mrs. Mark and Constance KlockeDr. & Mrs. Edward and Joan KucioRev. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas and Elisabeth LangfordLasting Dreams DayliliesMr. Chris LessMs. Mary Ann LewisWilliam Love, Jr. Esq.

Ms. Florine LuhrMs. Kathryn LyonsMs. Patricia ManceMr. & Mrs. Steve and Shannon MarantoMs. Sue MaromMr. John MasieMr. Bob MaurerMr. & Mrs. Ken and Ann McCreadieMr. & Mrs. Richard and Louise McCumberMr. John McMurtryMr. & Mrs. James and Cynthia McDonaldMs. Anne MeyerMr. Robert Michalski and Ms. Marie GniazdowskiMs. Carol MillironMr. & Mrs. John and Lois MinskerMr. & Mrs. Bruce and Barbara ModenMs. Joan MoogMs. Jeanne MoogMr. & Mrs. Paul and Dawn MuellerMr. & Mrs. Tim and Eileen MurphyMr. & Mrs. Oliver and Chelsea NewkirkOliver’s RestaurantMr. & Mrs. John and Susan PagliaccioMr. Timothy PainterPaleontological Research InstitutionMr. & Mrs. Tony and Joyce PalermoMr. & Mrs. John and Michelle PersonThe Poppyseed RestaurantMr. & Mrs. Peter and Peg PotterMs. Annegret Richards Rider Frames & GalleryDr. Jane Robbins and Mr. Peter WestphalRochester Museum and Science CenterMs. Karen RogersMrs. Kara RoseMr. & Mrs. Lou and Elizabeth RozanskiMr. Mark SantavyMr. Paul ScheelerMs. Mary SchopperMr. & Mrs. Dick and Sue SchwartzMr. Steven SimonMr. & Mrs. Alan and Patricia SmithMr. Kenneth SmyntekMs. Sarah SnyderMs. Gail SolowskiMr. & Mrs. Michael and Sandy StarksMs. Mary Ellen StrongMr. & Mrs. Jay and Glenda SturtevantMs. Rachel SweeneyTara Gift ShoppeTarget CorporationMr. Nick Thines and Mrs. Barbara FreyMr. Ron ThomasMs. Amy ThompsonMr. C. Richard ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Michael and Celeste ThorpTops Friendly Markets - East Aurora, New YorkMr. & Mrs. David and Linda TorgesonTrader Joe’sMs. Linda Ulrich-HagnerMr. & Mrs. Bill and Terry VossKate Wagner and Lynn KozlowskiDr. Joseph WeberMr. Ron WeekesMr. & Mrs. Frederick and Bette WolfMr. Patrick ZengierskiDr. Molly and Mr. Brian Zittel

$50 -$99

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