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A publication of Greensboro Beautiful, a volunteer organization
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
THE SEED
GREENSBORO BEAUTIFUL . 1001 Fourth Street . Greensboro, NC 27405 . (336) 373-2199 . www.GreensboroBeautiful.org
GREENSBOROGREENSBOROGREENSBORO
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRWe are pleased to include in this
issue of The Seed our 2013-2014 Annual Report with a summary of Greensboro Beautiful’s numerous accomplishments during the past fiscal year. From the four public gardens, each with its unique character, to the garden events and numeroussponsored programs, Greensboro Beautiful continues to pursue its mission as “A volunteer organization working to conserve and enhance the beauty and ecology of our community through public and private cooperation.” As we complete our 46th year, I trust you will be pleased and impressed with all that has been accomplished during the past year and will enjoy the contributions to the quality of life that Greensboro Beautiful continues to offer to the Greensboro community.
With my term as Chair having ended on July 31st, it is timely that I acknowledge and thank the many people who have contributed to the many successes of the past two years: to committee members and committee chairs whose work is at the heart of what we’ve accomplished; to the thousands of volunteers who contributed thousands of hours to Greensboro Beautiful projects and programs; to our gardens’ staff, whose pride in their work is very much in evidence to anyone visiting the gardens; to the many individual and corporate contributors, whose generous gifts provided the funds to make our programs possible; and lastly to our devoted office staff who have been of unending help to all of us - to all, my warmest and sincerest thanks!
2013-14 YEAR IN REVIEWThanks to you and the support of thousands of individuals,
businesses, and community organizations, our mission to conserve and enhance the beauty and ecology of our community through public and private cooperation continues to be fulfilled through work in our four key areas.
PUBLIC GARDENSGarden EventsArt in the ArboretumArt in the Arboretum was held on October 6th and over 5,500 visitors enjoyed seeing 49 juried artists; entertainment on three stages, Art Quest activities for children, Art Bark, and two food courts. In addition, Greensboro Beautiful unveiled its Alphabet Arch mini-sculpture designed and fabricated by renowned sculptor,
Jim Gallucci. This event was sponsored in part by American Express.
Groovin' in the GardenOur newest garden event was Groovin' in the Garden – Jazz at Gateway Gardens on May 4th. This event featured jazz performances by 11 different groups on two stages; an instrument “petting zoo”; instrument making using recycled items; and food vendors. This was a collaboration between Greensboro Beautiful, the Greensboro Youth Council, and the Music Center of City Arts. Over 3,300 visitors attended this premier event! Groovin' in the Garden was sponsored in part by Bob Krumroy and 88.5 WFDD.
Parisian PromenadeThe popular Parisian Promenade was held on June 1st in the Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden and drew more than 5,500 visitors. This event features a Poodle Parade; Musical Entertainment, Sidewalk Cafe, Children's Area, French cooking demonstrations, and of course, artists lining the sidewalks to showcase their works. This event was sponsored by the Tanger Family Foundation and 88.5 WFDD.
These annual events draw thousands of visitors to our gardens on a single Sunday afternoon! And of course, we couldn't present these outstanding events if it weren't for our fabulous P&R Botanical Gardens Staff!
Growing The Green WayThe free environmental education Series - "Growing the Green Way" continued to be offered at the Extension Service, Bur-Mil Park's Wildlife Education Center, the Arboretum Education Center, and the Edwards Branch Library. This program is sponsored by the Greensboro Parks & Recreation Department, Greensboro Beautiful, and the NC Cooperative Extension Service in Guilford County.
Gateway GardensGateway Gardens, our fourth public garden and largest single project in our 46 year history, continued to be developed with landscaping, irrigation, building signage, and patio furniture installed at the Visitor Center. The first phase of the Visitor Center includes public restrooms, a vending area, a covered porch, outdoor reception patio, reception lobby, and staff office. The exterior shell of the second phase of the building is included, but is not finished inside, until funding is secured. The second phase of construction will include a main lobby, caterer's kitchen, multi-purpose room, and storage. Donations for Gateway Gardens continue to be needed to develop future phases, and naming opportunities are available.
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2Greensboro Beautiful and the City of Greensboro are proud to announce that the new Gateway Gardens Visitor Center located a 2924 E. Lee Street has been recently certified as a LEED Silver project by the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED, or Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, is a green building certification program that recognizes best-in-class building strategies and practices. To receive LEED certification, building projects satisfy prerequisites and earn points to achieve different levels of certification. Within each of the credit categories, there are specific prerequisites projects must satisfy and a variety of credits projects can pursue to earn points. The number of points the project earns determines its level of LEED certification. There are four levels of certification -Certified, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. The number of points a project earns determines the level of LEED certification that the project receives.
Bog Garden at Benjamin ParkIn the Bog, we installed a plaque at the Teaching Circle; continued removal of invasive plants; and conducted an assessment of the sedimentation problem in the lake with City Water Resources staff.
Greensboro ArboretumAt the Greensboro Arboretum, we completely renovated the Ashland Drive Entrance, with the assistance of numerous in-kind contributions from local business partners. Steve Windham orchestrated the design and construction of this project; and the crowning jewel is the custom designed archway, created by Jim Gallucci. A thank you luncheon for project contributors was held in May. The “Right Plant, Right Place Collection” was developed and installed in cooperation with Duke Energy. This area showcases plants that should be used under power lines. A sign was developed to provide educational information, with a QR code link to the GBI website for additional information. We completed design for renovation of the Groundcover Collection/Chimes area; and implementation will begin in this fiscal year. Enhancement plantings were installed in the Butterfly Garden, Sequence of Bloom and Conifer Collections, Shade Garden, Bouquet Garden, and Perennial Border. The J. Wesley Van Dorn Memorial Woodland Classroom was designed and a $10,000 gift from the family was received. Construction is now underway.
Tanger Family Bicentennial GardenIn the Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden, more plants were added on the Wildflower Trail and an interpretive sign was developed and installed. The Rock Garden was completely renovated, and the Camellia and Azalea area was given a facelift as well.
URBAN FORESTRYNEIGHBORWOODS
In the Urban Forestry program area, we continued and expanded our NeighborWoods Community tree plantings. Saturday, November 2nd dawned clear and mild as dozens of Greensboro Beautiful volunteers donned gloves and shovels to plant trees in the Holts Chapel Road area. Trees were planted in both the Poplar Ridge and Fox Trail
neighborhoods. This year's NeighborWoods Community Tree Planting was a tremendous success thanks to a generous grant from UPS and the support of the City of Greensboro's Planning & Community Development, Field Operations, and Parks & Recreation Departments; and the Guilford County Master Gardeners. This was the 11th year that Greensboro Beautiful's Urban Forestry Committee has planned and implemented the NeighborWoods program, designed to restore the tree canopy in our community.
NEIGHBORWOODS RIGHT PLANT, RIGHT PLACE PILOT PROGRAM
To further expand our tree planting efforts, Greensboro Beautiful and the City created the new NeighborWoods “Right Plant, Right Place” pilot program. The kick-off was held at the Arbor Day celebration on March 22nd at Blandwood Mansion. Following Mayor Nancy Vaughan's Arbor Day proclamation and a commemorative planting of a 10-foot Norway Spruce, the “Right Plant, Right Place” pilot program for the Westerwood and Southside neighborhoods was unveiled. This program is designed to help residents plant trees on public rights of way where trees have been removed as part of Duke Energy's ongoing vegetation management work, and where they are needed on public property. The tree planting was held on April 12th in each of the neighborhoods. 198 volunteers planted 103 trees in just a couple of hours.
MEMORIAL HONOR TREE PROGRAMGreensboro Beautiful's Memorial and Honor Tree Program continues to offer citizens the opportunity to plant a tree to honor and remember special occasions and loved ones.
CLEAN COMMUNITYBIG SWEEP
In the Clean Community program area, Big Sweep was held on September 21st as our fall community waterway cleanup. 700 volunteers collected nearly 2 tons of trash, tires, mattresses, metal debris, and recyclables! Big Sweep was sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of Greensboro with support from the Greensboro Field Operations Department.
GREAT AMERICAN CLEANUPThe Great American Cleanup was held on April 5th. 677 volunteers collected 1.5 tons of litter and debris. The spring cleanup was sponsored by the Greensboro Regional Realtors' Association with support from the Greensboro Field Operations Department. We also conducted the Community Appearance Index; which includes a visual assessment of litter in all City Council Districts. This assessment is used to identify problem areas where cleanup is needed.
MED TOSSOn October 26th, Greensboro held its fourth annual Med Toss Safe Medicine Disposal program at area Walgreens and other locations. Greensboro Beautiful helped to
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promote the program in support of cleaner water. Greensboro had the second highest amount in the state, with 1,055 pounds of medicines collected!
COMMUNITY LANDSCAPINGNEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE GRANTS PROGRAM
The Community Landscaping area offered the Neighborhood Initiative Grants Program providing funding assistance to neighborhoods for beautification and ecology projects that enhance and/or restore city property.The 2013 grant was awarded to the Cone Health Cancer Center Healing Garden project for the Wendover Avenue Treescape. 62 trees were planted along Wendover near the Lake Daniel Greenway.
FINANCEANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET
We ended our 2013-14 fiscal year raising over $162,717 for our Annual Operating Budget.
GARDENS & GATEWAYS BUDGETAs of July 31st, the Garden and Gateways Fund balance stood at $206,271 and is designated for Gateway Gardens, the Greensboro Arboretum, Bog Garden, the Tree Fund, and other public garden enhancements.
HOLIDAY GREENERY FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER
Our annual Holiday Greenery Festival netted over $13,000, with 336 Mobile Meals recipients receiving a wreath and a bow for the holidays, thanks to our Circle of Caring donors. The Circle of Caring program is supported by private donations and a grant received through the Duke Energy Retirees. We donated unclaimed/unsold wreaths to Hospice and the Women's Resource Center.
ENDOWMENT FUNDSAs of June 30th, the Greensboro Beautiful Endowment Fund stood at $293,939; with $16,617 in the GBI Matching Endowment Fund. The GBI Public Gardens Endowment Fund reflected a balance of $728,697. We are thrilled to announce that Greensboro Beautiful has now exceeded the $1 million dollar mark in Endowment Funds!!!
FOREVER GREEN SOCIETYWe continue to seek new members of the "Forever Green Society" – GBI's planned giving program; which allows individuals to include GBI in their estate plans and provide long-term funding for our organization. We'd like to recognize and thank our charter members: Robert N. Capen Elaine & Nelson Stover Bob Krumroy Doris & Stanley Tanger Horst & Judy Stierand And an Anonymous Donor
CORNERSTONE CONTRIBUTOR EVENTSWe continued our Donor Cultivation Events and Activities to attract new contributors to our organization. The GBI Business Partner program was launched, and we held a luncheon and tour at Gateway Gardens to thank and
encourage more corporate donors. We delivered a plaque and a rose in a bud vase to our Business Partners for Valentine's Day; and thanks to the efforts of our committee, we raised over $16,550 in new and increased gifts this year!
MARKETINGOur Marketing initiatives provide ongoing program and organization support and exposure. We provided new promotional kiosks and a tent at public events; continued to produce our newsletter, “The Seed”; and designed and printed a new organizational and Memorial/Honor Tree program brochure. We continued to maintain and update our website; distributed regular email blasts; and maintained our Facebook and Twitter pages. Our Speaker's Bureau conducted programs for a number of civic organizations and we offered Garden Tours to numerous groups and clubs from all over the state. We hope you'll visit us regularly at www.GreensboroBeautiful.org to see what’s new and upcoming.
BUSINESS LANDSCAPE AWARDSBusiness Landscape Awards were given to a variety of businesses and facilities. Recipients included: Burks Crosby Company Ltd.; New Garden Gazebo; and West Market Street Office Park. The judging committee has revised the program to offer the award quarterly rather than monthly.
VOLUNTEERS & PARTNERSHIPSLast year, 2,850 volunteers gave 10,288 hours of service to the community through Greensboro Beautiful projects and programs. That's a value of $216,450. What a gift to our community!!!
Volunteers & Partnerships – The Key To Our Success For Over 45 Years!
LOOKING AHEADIn the coming year, we are looking forward to
o Garden Events for the entire community
o The NeighborWoods Right Plant, Right Place Community Tree Planting in the Glenwood and Westerwood Neighborhoods
o Litter Cleanups & Med Toss event
o Donor Cultivation activities and events
o A totally revamped Holiday Greenery Festival
o Tree planting on I-73 near the HondaJet facility on Ballinger Road
o Continued enhancements in our beautiful public gardens
Your financial gifts and volunteerism have made a real impact!
Greensboro Beautiful also thanks the City of Greensboro, our partner for over 45 years, for working with us to help make all this possible.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR GIFTS!Greensboro Beautiful thanks the following businesses, foundations, individuals, and community organizations
for their gifts for the 2013-14 fiscal year. List reflects gifts received between 8/1/2013 and 7/31/2014. *Includes in-kind gifts and services.
SPONSORSHIPS$10,000 and aboveRobert E. Krumroy
2013-14 Donor Cultivation 2014 Groovin' in the Garden
Tanger Family Foundation2014 Parisian Promenade
UPS Foundation, Inc.2013-14 NeighborWoods Tree Plantings
$5,000-$9,999American Express Charitable Fund2013 Art in the Arboretum
$1,000-$2,499Duke Energy Foundation
2013 Circle of Caring
Greensboro Regional Realtors Association, Inc.2014 Great American Cleanup
Summit Rotary Foundation, Inc. (Rotary Clubs of Greensboro)2013 Big Sweep
Well-Spring Retirement Community2013 Med Toss
$500-$999Mistletoe Meadows
2013 Circle of Caring
BUSINESS PARTNERS
$5,000 and upDuke Energy CarolinasDavis Montgomery
duke-energy.com
New Garden Landscaping & Nursery*
Conrad Hayternewgarden.com
Set in Stone*Rosali Rivera
(336) 643-8272
$2,500-$4,999Mullane & Company, Inc.*Dennis Mullane
mullaneandcompany.com
$1,000-$2,499First Citizens BankChuck Burns
firstcitizens.com
Memios, LLCDan McKenzie
memios-intl.com
Business Partners, continued
Pine Hall Brick*Fletcher Steel
pinehallbrick.com
Scott Stone*Graham Scott
scottstone.com
Signature Property GroupFrank Auman
signaturepropertygroup.com
Wells FargoBrian Holt
wellsfargo.com
$500-$999Automotive Fasteners, Inc.Jim Reittinger
automotivefasteners.com
The Brickman Group, Ltd.Tony Goad
brickmangroup.com
Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, Humphrey & Leonard
Mark DavidsonKathleen GleasonDan McGinnReid PhillipsEd Winslow
brookspierce.com
Charles Aris, Inc.Chad Oakley
charlesaris.com
Davenport & Company LLCDavid Severance
Fairway Outdoor Advertising
Dan O'Sheafairwayoutdoor.com
Fence Builders, Inc.Steve Shelton
fencebuildersinc.com
LindBrook DevelopmentJim Marshall
lindbrook.com
Piedmont Carolina Nursery*
Mark Peterspiedmontcarolina.com
Regional Land Surveyors*Gale Brown
regionallandsurveyors.com
Seay Partners, Inc.Nancy Seay, ASLA
seaypartners.com
Business Partners, continued
Southern Exposure Landscape Management
Pete [email protected]
T&T Lawn Care, Inc.Todd & Haven Barfield
ttlawncare.com
Well-Spring Retirement Community
Stephen Flemingwell-spring.org
ANNUAL GIFTSGOLD SPONSOR$5,000 and aboveCity of Greensboro*
SILVER SPONSOR$2,500-$4,999Anonymous
BRONZE SPONSOR$1,000-$2,499Richard R. AllenEllen Ashley & Jim TorreyJoseph M. Bryan, Jr.First Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ginny & Mike LeoneJudy & Dan McGinnAnonymousMary PearsonJohn & Maria Richin honor of Dr. Goldie Wells
Schwab Charitable Fund
BENEFACTOR($500-$999)Frank AumanLee & Bill BrittChristine Yu-Mei ChenCommunity Foundation for the National Capital Region
Sally & Alan ConeJeri K. D'LuginJohn C. HaganJeff JohnsonTobee & Leonard KaplanCarolyn Belle LydayPeg & Skip MooreAlan & Michelle PolczynskiGraham & Rebecca Pritchard*
Benefactor, continued
Carolyn & Hardy SpenceEileen Armenante & Tom Suher
Roger & Cilie SuttonWhitener FoundationJosie & Brad WhitmoreWildwood Garden Club
SUSTAINER$250-$499American ExpressMr. & Mrs. William P. Benjamin
Dr. & Mrs. Edwin L. BryanBryan Wagoner Tree Farm*Mr. & Mrs. William N. Bullock
Betty & George BurfeindRobert CapenCarpet Super Mart, Inc.Betsy & Watts CarrJenny CavinessAnne ChristianMr. & Mrs. Harvey Colchamiro
Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro
Cornerstone Charter Academy
John & Joan DilworthFidelity CharitableGethsemane Gardens & Nursery*
Robert C. Greear, Jr.Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home
Betsy & Lawrence HicksHoffman-Hoffman, Inc.Donald IngoldJewish Foundation of Greensboro
Marcia & Orton JonesEd & Emily KitchenDiana & Bill KnoxKolada FamilyAl & Betty KoncharLutheran Community Foundation
Jim & Susan MelvinRuss & Jean MoxleyRick & Sandi O'ReillyBill Payne & Jo Ann SmithJerri Linn PhillipsMarlene PrattoLeslie RiceLeslie Scher
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Larry & Tennie Skladanowski
Mona O'BryantDianne & Doug SwansonRobin & Paul TimminsJim & Robin ToscoBank of AmericaUnited Brass Works Foundation
Volvo Group of CompaniesLynda & George WaldrepWeaver Foundation, Inc.Whitestone: A Masonic & Eastern Star Community*
Gregory & Wallace Williams
William & Barbara Young
PATRON$100-$249Anonymous*A.B. Seed, Inc.Clare & Mike AbelTina AdamsJohn & Helen AlfordCarolyn S. AllenJames & Carol AplingtonArlington Park Neighborhood Association
Jerry & Mary Jane ArmfieldAlexa AycockFanny Bainin memory of Carson Bain
Russell W. BarrettLaura & Bill BarrierDennis & Betty BarryMarilyn & Edward BensonBerico Fuels, Inc.Michael A. BerkelhammerWilliam F. BlackJoanne BluethenthalLynn BreskoThe Bridgewater Foundation
Dr. Helen BrooksSuejette & David BrownBarbara & Dan CaffreyNancy S. CarterKathy & Bill CatesClem & Hayes ClementSallie & Jim ClotfelterDoug & Jean CopelandPat W. CopelandCortright Family Charitable Foundation
Craft Insurance CenterPete & Christi DalldorfE. Robert DicksonJudith A. DoyleClara & Jim DugginsPam & Alan Duncan
Patron, continued
Paul & Sandra DuvallSherry DuvallDoris FondrenForbis & Dick Funeral Service
Keith & Kelly FranciesCharles & Frances GeorgeTom & Elizabeth GratzekMr. & Mrs. Richard L. GrayGreensboro Mulch SupplyGreensboro Municipal Federal Credit Union
Guilford Garden CenterRon & Becky HamptonDr. & Mrs. Paul D. HarkinsGinny & Art HayesDebbie & Gerhard HeidfeldEvelyn S. HensonHarvey & Emily HermanGail HillBarbara T. HughesSam & Anne HummelJohn Deere Landscapes*Gloria & Tom JordanSuresh Nagappan & Sarah T. Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth KarbMichael & Donna KellyMilton S. KernDavid & Linda KinneBob & Levina KollarArt & Jean KrinerMargery LaneGrey LineweaverEd Little, MDMary & Paul LivingstonJim & Carol LongMacCord Mason PLLCMary & Gustav MagrinatKaren & Robert MarksTom & Mary MartinAmanda McGeheeLou R. McMillionFlorence & Joe MelvinSpence & Garth MillerDr. Anne P. MitchellEnola C. MixonJan MortimoreIn honor of Charles E. Mortimer
Julia T. MortonRobert & Gerburg MowryAnnette & John MundyMichael MurrayRobyn & Chris MusselwhiteJudy NeermanNew Age Builders, Inc.Sandy K. O'BriantDon & Fran OlsonJohn & Elizabeth OxenfeldAlice & Woody Pearce
Patron, continued
Joel & Roberta PhippsRoy & Betty K. PhippsStella L. PleasantsRose Marie PontonMargaret K. PostelsDonaldine PringleJanet W. PughMary PurnellEmily & Brian ReeveNeil & Judith ReynoldsMichael RoccoMargaret & Dodson Schenck, Sr.
Scuppernong Books, LLCSeeds & Weeds Garden Club
Shamrock Environmental Corporation
Lucile G. ShawLinda ShueJudy & Irwin SmallwoodNorman & Carolyn SmithMarian K. SollederDr. & Mrs. E. B. SpanglerPaula Stober & Bill BucklenElaine & Nelson StoverMary Lou StrohlStuart & Elyse TafeenNancy ThurstonBob & Ginny WaldronTim Lindeman & Nancy Walker
Jean F. WardW. Farel Warlick, Jr.Charles L. Weill, Jr.Barry & Charlotte Whitcomb
W. Fred WilliamsRon & Linda WilsonJohn & Kim Wrightin memory of Pam Allen
Curtis Youngblood
SUPPORTER$50-$99Rose & Victor AckermannBeth Adamour & Mark Smith-Soto
Mrs. Anne AllenGary & Linda AndersonCarl & Jaimie AshbyTrudy AtkinsDawn & Phil BarryJoseph & Ann BauerSylvia BrayLouise BrittElena BrownTrip BrownMarianne BrowningNed & Leslie BryanBuds & Blooms Nursery
Supporter, continued
Jerry & Patsy BullaByrum & Karen BurnsEd & Carol CalfoBarbara Carter & Hal Phillips, Jr.
Ann CogginEmily ConeEsther Dallmann & Peter Petrochuk
Janet L. Dinsmore & Edward R. Higgins
Jeffrey and Lora Farlowin memory of Roy Jarrell
Karl B. & Deborah L. Fields
Louis & Garlinda FieldsHenry & Shirley FryeMr. & Mrs. W. Erwin Fuller, Jr.
Elvord & Eresterine GuidryKay & Chip HaganKatherine HareJane D. HarrisJ. Gary & Maureen M. HillDonald R. HughesLinda JensenDavid & Emily JohnstonDiane L. JoynerChristina LarsonClaudel LassiterDonald & Constance Leonard
Tony G. LeTrent-Jones & Alfred E. Jones
Larry & Becky LewisLindsay Henderson Interiors
Bill & Ellen LintonJohn & Eugenia MacraeNancy Y. MaddenKista MansellCarol & Thomas McGoughSue MedleyLynne & Dave MorganMolly MullinCarol & Bill MullinsGail C. MurphyHoward & Colleen Neumann
Gail B. NuttySean & Ginny OlsonCarolyn OwenDot ParkerPersonal Care, Inc.Tom PhillipsAl & Esther PickerelBetty PotterDr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Price
Michael & Kay QuinlivanBob & Pat RathboneErica Rutishauser
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Ann R. SaslowDr. & Mrs. Ernest SchillerSusan & Jerry SchwartzSally & John SherrillLee & Mary Ellen ShiflettMarion & Harry SledgeDr. & Mrs. Ronald SuralGary & Ellen TaftJulie & Tom TaylorBill & Brenda TeagueVirginia & Charles Tedderin memory of Dr. William Denmark
Turf Service, Inc.Gary UphamJeff & Pam VinsonRita H. WadeWes & Sarah WardJames & Diane WatkinsDr. & Mrs. Carl H. Weatherly
Wallace & Betty WilsonSandra & Larry WingateAnne Woodward & Robert W. Lee
CONTRIBUTOR$25-$49Kevin & Diane AllenCharles Bettini & Jennifer Armstrong-Bettini
Judy ArnetteVishnu & Sita AvvaElizabeth BaynesMary P. BestBest Geological & Environmental Consulting
Bill & Pat BrownNell M. BrysonVirginia F. BynumKen & Karen CappsWilliam P. CarrollSallye ChambersJoyce ChambleeAmy Lou ChenerySally CobbGary & Sandy ColeSue A. ColeJoe & Beverly CoxMike & Ellie DawkinsKay DoostKathryn EskeyThomas & Mary EspinolaDick & Gayle FaucetteFlowers and Friends Garden Club
Jan ForemanSherri ForresterRobert B. FosterRobert W. FullerMarilyn S. Gideon
Contributor, continued
Bonnie HammondMarianne HertleGeorge & Nancy HolmesBetsey & David HorthMaria Ibarra WongJack & Sue JezorekJoe & Betsy JohnstonSuzanne D. KarabinMarie & Steven KleinRobert M. KriegsmanElna LauxLillian & Dub LeonardPhilip LinkDean & Kathleen LittleFrancis & Bolling LowreyAnne MarlowSandra B. McCullochPalmer & J.P. McIntyreJanet F. MidgettAgnes S. MooreCharles & Barbara MyersFloyd & Joann NesbittElaine OstrowskiJeanette C. PattonAubrey & Jeni PowellMuriel & Jim PrevattRoss & Rita RoserRobert & Harriet RothrockBeatrice SchallJulie & Palmer ShelburneJames & Susan Singerin memory of Dr. Joe Christian
Jan & Bill StaffordPaula & Rod SwonguerPeggy R. TagerStuart & Barbara TeichmanTops And TrendsKatherine M. TransouChris & Kathy TroxlerGoldie F. WellsBen & Ruth WestonMerrilou WilliamsBeverly S. WillinghamSalley & Bruce WilsonJeannette & Gordon Windham
Steve Windham
OTHER DONORSUnder $25Michelle AckermanNancy BuchananSusannah DickeyTerry & Cynthia DittrichDoresa DixonMary Belle GilbertJudith A. KoelmelNancy LyonJanice Smack MackTrish McDermott
Other Donors, continued
Sallie A. McMillionin honor of Grey Lineweaver
Elizabeth P. MurrayBarbara NellesJack & Mary Lou Zimmerman
MEMORIAL GIFTS
James B. Adams, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Ron Sural
Barbara D. BarberMichelle M. Gerkin
Robert BlumenthalJo-Anne & Tom Statham
A. B. BottsMary PurnellGreensboro Beautiful Board, Advisory Board & City Beautiful Staff
Betty BrantleyGreensboro Garden Club
Knox BroomLazy Daisies Garden Club
Steve BrownGale & Toby BrownThe Romie Family
Bettye Jo BrumbackBettie GrubbsGinny & Mike Leone
Robert CallaghanThe Romie Family
Martha CammackGreensboro Garden Club
Marguerite CarrollAnn C. PattersonSarah A. Pearce
Angela CarswellThe Egan Family
Bobby CarterBetty Carter
Edith W. ChandlerAnne B. Christian
Constance Marie DarkesRichard Lewis
Elizabeth (Betty) DeryJoan Essa
Nancy DeSantoVicki & Hank Groch
Memorial Gifts, continued
Kevin DevineGreensboro Beautiful Board, Advisory Board & City Beautiful Staff
Bill DoranDon & Donna Pulitzer
Cindy DustinGinny & Mike Leone
Pearl Litton EmoryBarbara & Jim Swisher
Barbara Davis ErsoyMelissa Stentz
Elizabeth FarmerGreensboro Garden Club
Roberto FavaroRobert & Karin Pettit
David FlyntBonnie & Bill Hensel
Bruce R. HageyCarol & Michael CrombieJan & Larry Keiner
Cissy HallDr. & Mrs. Ron Sural
Elizabeth B. HarrellNick, Brittany & Charlie Alexander
Bobby H. HiattPeg & Skip Moore
Donald J. HilburnDonna & Bob Bates
Shirley HinterbergerGuilford Rotary Club
Adelaide HoldernessTennie Skladanowski
Grace IllmanSarah A. Pearce
Kendall W. JohnsonNortheast Veterinary Hospital
Clarence JonesGreensboro Garden Club
Jean H. KalpagianElizabeth M. Strickler
Barbara KirbyNew Irving Park Garden Club
Lee Ola LairdJeff & Rox Anne Jacot
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Gertrude E. LindseyAnthony F. Nottage, III, DDS
William Levi Longshore, Jr. & Sarah Ford LongshoreThe Wednesday Bible Study Ladies
Nancy McGirtyGreensboro Beautiful Board, Advisory Board & City Beautiful Staff
Sally NewtonLiz & Keith Nash
Bill OwenbyAnthony F. Nottage, III, DDS
Robert Young PeckBrenda McGee, Nancy Brooks, Nelda King, Flo Williamson, Jane Woodcock
Kathy PhillipsNew Irving Park Garden Club
Dr. Leonard RaboldNed & Joan BryanCarol Juergens & Mark Withrow
Mr. & Mrs. WilliamMurdock, Sr.
Leonard James Rabold, M.D.Hamilton Lakes Division 1 Tennis Team
Charles M. O'ConnorThe Perry FamilyThe Romie Family
Betty SchenkSarah A. Pearce
William SchmeelkGinny & Mike Leone
Dmitry SheikinTatyana Sheikina
Christopher Michael SingerTerri Moss-Post
SnoopyThe Symonds Family
David StumpLisa Napoli
Melanie T. SunnasseeSunnassee Family
William Wesley Sutton IIMichael AngelicolaKevin JonesSam Pruett
Memorial Gifts, continued
Dixie Anne Graham TeagueRachel Van Alst
Marguerite (Meg) ThompsonDogwood Garden Club
Arne ThomssonNancy Collins
Mikey Andrew TothSarah Sadler
Ken TutterowLe Cab Dinner Group
Gerry Edwards Shelton TynerJody F. Hughes
Janice S. WaynickEssa Commercial Real Estate
Chloe Diana WilkersonElizabeth C. Strater and Friends of Chloe Wilkerson
Muriel WilsonNew Irving Park Garden Club
Wispa and GatitaBarbara T. Hughes
Mary WorlandGinny & Mike Leone
Leona Huston YouslingGinny & Mike Leone
HONOR GIFTSAnniversary
Suresh & Jane ChandraVishnu & Sita AvvaN M & Santosh ChopraJayanti & Varsha IsharaniVance & Mary SmathersJudie C. Wright
Dr. & Mrs. Donald HughesDr. & Mrs. Ron Sural
BirthdayPaul R. DamianoAl Calarco
Cora Joanne JinnettePhillip Fleischmann
Margaret KarlLynda & John Cock
Henry C. KendallThe Henry Kendall Family
Birthday, continued
Ginny LeoneMargaret Pierce
Frank McClanahanMargaret J. Ware
Molly MullinFrank & Janet Poole
Donna NewtonStewart & Betty Rogers
B.J. PearceMargaret J. Ware
Donaldine PringleHannelore von der Lippe
Louise ReynoldsMrs. Lou S. Dowling
Christmas 2013Bill BucklenPaula Stober
William EarlyJames Sims
Bettie GrubbsMarty McKenzie
Lollie HollandMarty McKenzie
Jill JarrellWilliam Jarrell
Gina ManturaSallie W. Ward
Marty McKenzieHannelore von der Lippe
Donaldine PringleMarty McKenzieHannelore von der Lippe
Nancy RyckmanMary Ann Young
James SimsWilliam Early
Hannelore VonderLippeMarty McKenzie
Mary Ann YoungNancy Ryckman
Father's Day 2014Spencer SmithRebecca, Hannah and Sarah
In AppreciationLee BrittWildwood Garden Club
Brent & Stephanie DavisChancel Choir at First Presbyterian Church
Ruth HefnerSarah A. Pearce
Matt HicksTar Heel Garden Club
Charles MortimoreJill, Andy & Jacob Petery
Kenny MortonFriends in Sunset Hills
Janice NicholsonTar Heel Garden Club
Sarah PearceRuth Heafner
Rebecca PritchardTom & Gloria Jordan
Mary PurnellMichiko I. Stavert
Randal RomieDogwood Garden Club
Dr. & Mrs. Ernest SpanglerNed & Joan Bryan
Ruth StickleyGrace Roemer
Cindy ToleWildwood Garden Club
Steve WindhamDogwood Garden Club
RetirementLaurie ThoreYour Friends at the City of Greensboro
Jan Van DykeDance Project, Inc.
WeddingAmanda Chao & Max BenbassatAnnie, Ashley, Beth, Molly, & Jen
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P.O. BOX 3136Greensboro, NC 27402-3136(336) 373-2199www.GreensboroBeautiful.org
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PAIDPermit No. 72
Greensboro, NC
GARDENS & GATEWAYS GIFTSTANGER FAMILY BICENTENNIAL GARDEN GIFTSTanger Family GiftsSteven B. TangerStacy D. BlackJason & Amy BlackLori & Oliver LloydJordan & Marcie PantzerSusan & Joe Nehmen
Garden PaversTar Heel Garden Club
in honor of Mary H. Elliott
Clara & Jim Dugginsin memory of Barbara Kirby
Robin Mayberry & Friends of Allison Raderin honor of Allison Rader
Edward HaagIt's a Girl!
Linda Betheil & Tuesday Book Clubin memory of Suzette Brenner
Kim Pokornickiin memory of her husband
Kyle & Connie Craigiein honor Robert L. Heath
Garden Pavers, continued
Banafsheh Nowrooziin honor of Shamsi Hejaziin memory of M.A. Norouzi
Margaret & Ned Pierce, Carol & Steve Royal, Madeleine & Duane Dassow, Laura & Robert Greenin memory of Mae Summers Lewis
Lou I. Greenin memory of Carol I. Essa
Donnica & Scott HarrisStewart & Karen (Smithson) Changin memory of Bev Smithson
GREENSBORO ARBORETUM GIFTSAshland Drive EntrancePine Hall Brick*Scott Stone*Mullane & Company*Fence Builders*John Deere Landscapes*Cam Too Camellia Nursery*Green Thumb Nursery*New Garden Landscaping & Nursery*Panoramic Farm*Piedmont Carolina Nursery*Set in Stone*
BenchesAction Greensboro
in honor of Judy Morton on her retirement
Garden PaversCourtney Muller
CLM Greensboro
Elizabeth C. Strater and Friends of Chloe Wilkersonin memory of Chloe Diana Wilkerson
Perennial BorderGuilford Horticultural SocietyTar Heel Garden Club
J. Wesley Van Dorn Memorial Woodland ClassroomMark & Susan Van Dorn
BOG GARDEN GIFTSTanglewood Garden Club
BenchesJerry W. Armfield
in honor of Mary Jane Armfield
GATEWAY GARDENS GIFTSChuck, Kelly, Brianna, Colin & Liam Lewisin memory of Charles Lewis
Gateway Gardens, continued
Lazy Daisies Garden ClubTar Heel Garden ClubJohn Vine & Claudia Sims
Letter V in A-Z Plant TrailAngela Williams
Letter E in A-Z Plant Trail
PaversCarolyn Allen, Ellen Ashley, Frank Auman, Sylvia Bray, Lee & Bill Britt, Jim Brooks, Robert Capen, Bettie Grubbs, Milton Kern, Bob Krumroy, Claudel Lassiter, Ginny Leone, Peg & Skip Moore, Betty Potter, Becca Pritchard, Tennie Skladanowski, Cilie Sutton, Steve Windhamin honor of Kathy Cates' 25th Anniversary
Larry & Tennie Skladanowski
PARK BENCH GIFTSGeorge & Florence Millman
in memory of David Gilbert Millman
Robert Shubertin memory of Katherine Henriksen Shubert
GREENSBORO GREENSBORO GREENSBORO