his beliefs, doubts, and how he made decisions in the Oval Office.

� The Real War: A warning by the former President against what

RN saw as major threats to U.S. security by the Soviet Union.

� Leaders: A personal character study of various leaders

whom RN came to know during his decades of

public life.

� Real Peace: A terse account of geopolitical

strategy in which RN reveals the key to

unlocking peace.

� No More Vietnams: A blunt study of how

America can – and must – avoid future wars

similar to Vietnam.

� 1999: Victory Without War: RN positions

the West to take on the challenges of the 21st century.

� In the Arena: A third personal memoir – some say the most candid – which

includes RN’s reflections on life, family, and personal philosophies.

� Seize the Moment: As a global elder statesman, RN lays out a plan to capitalize on

the fall of the Soviet Union in the emerging 21st century.

� Beyond Peace: Published posthumously, RN challenges global citizens to seek a goal

higher than peace alone.

&Le�ac� FALL 2012

Published for friends and supporters of The Richard Nixon Foundation

VISION�

� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

As a centerpiece of RN’s 2013 Centennial celebration, the Foundation is

publishing all ten of RN’s bestselling books—both in leather-bound and

paperback editions. He wrote more books than any President before his

time, and the books were on The New York Times bestsellers list for a

combined total of 67 weeks. Most popular was his extensive Memoirs. Other books

offer his commentary and counsel on both domestic and foreign policy questions.

The Richard Nixon Centennial Editions will be ready by Christmas 2012, and may

be ordered now in either boxed sets of all ten, or as individual volumes, in either an

elegant burgundy leather binding or in full color paperback. All sets have handsome

slip cases and a special foreword by President Nixon written in 1990 when the books

were first reprinted.

These will be wonderful holiday gifts for the reader of history, political science,

policy and public affairs—and the interested collector and the young historian in the

family.

YOU CAN ORDER the ten volume sets, or pick and choose individual titles which

focus on your interest. To refresh your memory, the books are:

� Six Crises: RN’s 1962 account of his early life, Congressional career and Vice

Presidency, which details how he overcame trial and tribulation.

� RN: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon: This 1,100 page bestseller (to be divided into

two volumes) is the definitive account of RN’s life—intensely personal, RN reveals

With the one-hundredth

anniversary of President Nixon’s

birth coming soon, work is well

underway on a blockbuster

special centennial exhibit.

Highlighting the most important parts of RN’s

life and legacy, the exhibit will give Library visitors a

clear and compelling look at the remarkable life

of this extraordinary man.

The exhibit will provide a fresh, new view into

RN’s humble beginnings, his meteoric rise to

national prominence, his unmatched presidential

record of success in both domestic and foreign

affairs, and his incredibly productive life after he left

the White House.

Visitors will be fascinated by a collection of

fascinating artifacts never before exhibited in

public from all stages of RN’s life and career.

They will be able to stand in a re-creation of the

famous kitchen exhibit in Moscow where a young

American vice president bested the leader of the

Soviet Union in a lively debate that echoed around

the world and put RN on the world stage.

They will be immersed in a multi-media

sensory experience that evokes the turmoil facing

the United States when RN was elected president.

And they will come to know why Senator Bob

Dole referred to the second half of the 20th

century as “The Age of Nixon.”

Plan to be with us on Friday, February 15,

2013, as we celebrate Presidents Day weekend

and RN’s Centennial in Yorba Linda with the

opening of this unforgettable exhibit.

ALL RN BOOKS TO BE REPRINTED

WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING PRE-SALE ORDERS, TO BE DELIVERED IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. See page 8 for prices and ordering.

RICHARD NIXONCentennial ExhibitOPENS FEB. 15

“America is a great nation today not becauseof what government did for people—butbecause of what people did for themselves.”

— RICHARD NIXON's 1968 Acceptance Speech

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� Commemorate Presidents DayFEBRUARY 18 � ALL DAY � FREE LIBRARY ADMISSIONMeet Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt in the Library’s front lobby all day, and attend the educational and kid-friendly Presidential programing in the magnificent White House East Room.

Upcoming�Events�

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� Richard Nixon Legacy Forum: Federal and State Perspectives on Nixon’s New Federalism OCTOBER 29 � 1 PM � FREE EVENTThe Fels Institute, University of Pennsylvania

Co-presented by the Foundation, the National Archives, and the Fels Institute, the symposium will focuson President Nixon’s efforts to move power back to the states and away from the federal government.

� Meet Dinesh D’Souza Author of Obama’s America: Unmaking the American DreamNOVEMBER 1 � 6 PM VIP RECEPTION � 7 PM LECTURE AND BOOK SIGNINGYou’ve seen or heard about his blockbuster film Obama’s America, now see the New York Times bestselling author on the eve of the upcoming election when he argues that President Obama is the architect of American decline. If you’re unable to attend, but want a signed copy of the book—ORDER NOW and we’ll ship the day after his appearance.VIP RECEPTION: $95 � ($90 MEMBERS) LECTURE: $39 � ($35 MEMBERS)

� Commemorate Veterans DayNOVEMBER 11 � 1 PM � FREE LIBRARY ADMISSION ALL DAY1 PM � Special program in the East Room featuring a Marine Presentation of the Colors, musicalperformances, and a keynote address by former National Security Advisor Robert “Bud” McFarlane.3 PM � Patriotic musical presentation by the 90-member Placentia Symphonic Band.

� Richard Nixon Legacy Forum: Nixon to Reagan: Reshaping The Supreme Court NOVEMBER 13 � 1 PM � FREE EVENTThe National Archives, Washington D.C.

A panel of experts will discuss the selection, qualification, confirmation and formation of the SupremeCourt from Warren through Rehnquist.

� Richard Nixon Legacy Forum: Nixon and The American Indian: The Movement toSelf-DeterminationNOVEMBER 15 � 10:30 AM � FREE EVENTThe National Museum of the American Indian, Washington D.C.

The Foundation, the National Archives, and the National Museum of the American Indian join tocommemorate Native American Heritage Month with a discussion of President Nixon’s enlightenedpolicies of self-determination.

� TREES, TRAINS, TREATS & TRADITIONSOPENS NOVEMBER 19 � INCLUDED WITH LIBRARY ADMISSIONThrill to 22 breathtaking trees decorated to reflect the spirit of the holidays from countries andcultures around the world—and specially themed trees like the Abraham Lincoln Tree, the NixonFamily Tree, and the Poinsettia Tree.

� Home Town Heroes Christmas Tree Dedication DECEMBER 9 � 11 AM � FREE EVENTHonor Orange County heroes who lost their lives in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam. Families of thefallen warriors will hang an ornament inscribed with their loved one’s name in remembrance of theultimate sacrifice they made for their country.

TICKETS, BOOKS, OR MORE INFORMATION: 714.364.1120 OR NIXONFOUNDATION.ORG

FROM THEPRESIDENT

� OPENING OF THE RICHARDNIXON CENTENNIALEXHIBITION

� RN’s 100th BirthdayJANUARY 6 � 11 AM � FREE LIBRARY ADMISSION ALL DAYCommemorate the 37th President’s Centennial birthday with a dayof Presidential events, including the laying of a White House wreathfrom the President by the Nixon’s eldest daughterTricia Nixon Cox, and a concert by the U.S. Marine Band.

PLUS! FREE

CHERRY PIE

TO THE FIRST

100 GUESTS!

It’s always fun to be

witness to the creative

process—to sit in

meetings with writers,

designers, graphic artists, audio

visual specialists—and watch the

give and take of creating a new

exhibit presentation. Particularly a

big one, like the 4,100-sq.-ft. story

teller we’re putting together for the

Richard Nixon Centennial in 2013.

It will explore the five dramatic and historic foundations

of the 37th President’s legacy.

� RN: How American� RN: Always in the Arena� RN: Creating a Just Society� RN: Peacemaker of His Time� RN: The Global Elder Statesman

Our special thanks to longtime Nixon hands Bob Bostock

and Frank Gannon for writing the inspiring text.

It all opens in Yorba Linda with ceremony and celebration on

February 15, in time for Presidents Day weekend.

We’re working on other Centennial centerpieces as well. We’ll

republish all of RN’s ten great best sellers, including Six Crises his

first book, and Memoirs covering the

milestones of his amazing life and

public service. Special thanks to

Foundation General Counsel Rob

Odle for negotiating the publishing

arrangements.

With thanks to board member

Everett Alvarez, we’ll host the 40th anniversary of the return

of the Vietnam POWs on May 24 when we expect 450 POWs

and their spouses to gather in the East Room for a dinner gala

like the one the Nixons hosted at the White House in 1973.

Our RN Legacy Forums will continue throughout the year

to build even more video archives on the extraordinary

accomplishments of Richard Nixon and his Administration, all

coordinated by former Domestic Council Associate Director

Geoff Shepard.

We’ll kick off the Centennial year with two RN birthday

events. The first with free admission and a formal wreath laying

at the Presidential Library on Sunday, January 6. Then, on

January 9, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger will chair a fun birthday

gala in Washington in the Mayflower Hotel Grand Ballroom,

the venue of RN’s two Presidential Inaugural Balls. This will

be a major celebration, filled with Nixon family, old friends and

former staff members.

The January 9 dinner will also serve as the kick-off of the

Richard Nixon Centennial Legacy Campaign. We’ll introduce

Fred Malek, advisor to four U.S. Presidents—including RN—

and Founder and Chairman of Thayer Lodging Group, as

campaign Chairman.

We plan to raise $25 million to refresh the Library

galleries, enhance our online presence, create temporary

exhibits (like the Pat Nixon and RN Centennial exhibits this

year and next), develop the Nixon Education Institute as the

Foundation’s academic arm, and expand our legacy programming

throughout the country. Our galleries are nearly 25 years old and

need more effective messaging and advanced technology.

As always, we welcome your suggestions. I can be reached by

email at sandyquinn@earthlink.net

I’m Sandy Quinn, and I approved this message.

FEBRUARY 15 � 11 AM FREE OPENING CEREMONY

� Meet Larry ElderAuthor of Dear Father, Dear Son: Two Lives….Eight HoursJANUARY 31 � 3 PM TO 6 PM LIVE BROADCAST � FREE EVENTYou’ve heard his nationally syndicated Larry Elder Show, now see the New YorkTimes best seller and popular KABC talk show host discuss and sign his new book during a live radio broadcast from the magnificent White House EastRoom. If you’re unable to attend, but want a signed copy of the book ORDER NOW and we’ll ship the day after his appearance.

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The last three Nixon Legacy Forums—in April, May, and June—continued the

tradition of assembling distinguished panels of the men and women that

discussed one of the areas in which they worked during the Nixon

Administration.

The Legacy Forums are co-sponsored by the Nixon Foundation and the National

Archives, and each is taped for access by scholars and citizens at the Archives in

Washington and at the Nixon Presidential Library. Many of the Forums have been

broadcast on C-SPAN, and are available on demand in the C-SPAN video archive.

All the Forums can be viewed on demand at youtube.com/nixonfoundation.

Most of the past Forums have concentrated on RN’s domestic policies and legacies.

In April, at the Archives building on Pennsylvania Avenue, the focus broadened to

include RN’s significant—and still underappreciated—efforts to extend his “generation

of peace” in the Middle East.

The topic was: Waging Peace: Nixon and the Geopolitics of the Middle East. The

Moderator was Ambassador Dennis Ross, who has served as the Middle East advisor to

every President from George H. W. Bush to Barack Obama.

Participants included Bud McFarlane, who served as an aide to Henry Kissinger

on RN’s National Security Council. In 1983, President Reagan named Bud as his

National Security Advisor.

Two other Kissinger NSC alumni were panelists. Hal Saunders was HAK’s Senior

Advisor; he later served as Assistant Secretary of State for the Near East. Bill Quandt

was Hal’s deputy at the NSC; he is now Professor of Middle Eastern Studies at the

University of Virginia. The panel was completed by two Ambassadors. RN appointed

Richard Murphy to the Damascus Embassy in August 1974. Sam Lewis represented

the US in Israel, and is a former Director of Policy Planning at the Pentagon.

RN and His Achievements...PRESERVING AND COMMUNICATING THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE 37TH PRESIDENT

IMPORTANT NIXON LEGACY FORUMS FOR RN’SCENTENNIAL YEAR

RN with Egypt President Anwar Sadat during his Middle East trip in 1974. RN’s diplomatic coup set thestage for peace in the region.

O n May 23rd, two extraordinary panels in Tulsa, Oklahoma, considered

the pivotal role RN and the Nixon Administration played in the

relationship between Native Americans and the federal government. The

Forum title was: Restoring Rights for Native Americans. The Nixon policy of respect

for the sovereignty of Indian tribes and self determination replaced decades of a policy of

forced assimilation.

The University of Tulsa’s impressive Gilcrease Museum acted as the gracious

host. The moderator for both forums was Reid Chambers, the former Associate

Solicitor of the Interior Department’s Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Panelists at the morning session of Nixon administration policy makers included

Kent Frizzell, who was Solicitor and Undersecretary of the Interior; Wallace Johnson

(Assistant Attorney General for Lands and Natural Resources); Bobbie Kilberg (White

House Fellow and later Domestic Council Staff Assistant working on Indian affairs), and

Brad Patterson (Assistant to Len Garment).

The afternoon session comprised of Native Americans and others discussing the

legacy of the Nixon policies. Panelists included Robert Anderson (University of

Washington and Harvard Law School); Sam Deloria (Director, American Indian

Graduate Center); LaDonna Harris (Founder and President of Americans for Indian

Access all of the Nixon Legacy Forumsat youtube.com/nixonfoundation.

December 1970—Leaders of the Taos PuebloIndians look on as President Nixon signs legislationreturning Blue Lake and surrounding sacred landsto the Taos Pueblo Indians of New Mexico.

President Nixon’s White House Personnel Team (left to right): E. Pendleton James, Jerry Jones,Barbara Hackman Franklin, Fred Malek, and Alan Kaupinen. Geoff Shepard (far right), formerAssociate Director of the White House Domestic Council, moderated.

Opportunity); and Hilary Tompkins

(current Solicitor, Department of the

Interior.) Walter Echo-Hawk (University

of Tulsa College of Law) opened the

session with a thoughtful welcome and a

moving prayer.

On June 8th, back at the National Archives, the subject was Nixon’s

Recruits: The professionalization of Executive Appointments.

The panelists discussed the parts they played in the Nixon

Administration’s groundbreaking application of modern methods of recruitment

and management to the staffing of the Executive Branch. E. Pendleton James,

Jerry Jones, Barbara Hackman Franklin, Fred Malek and Alan Kaupinen all

served at the Nixon White House Office of Personnel.

S everal forums are under consideration for 2013 by program chair GeoffShepard, all free and open to the public. Each is recorded and available atthe National Archives and the Foundation’s website to authors, students,

researchers and others studying RN’s achievements:

RECENT LEGACY FORUMS:

LegacyFORUMS

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Continuing Scholarly Assessment

FEBRUARY The National Archives � Achieving Real Peace: Richard Nixon’s Post Presidency in foreign affairs.

MARCH The National Archives � Something New in the West Wing: The Origins and Influence of President Nixon’s Domestic Council

APRIL New York City � Bestseller: Richard Nixon as Author

MAY The National Archives � The White House’s Home Town: Richard Nixon Brings Home Rule to the Nation’s Capital

JUNE The National Archives � A Lasting Legacy: Richard Nixon Establishes The Office of Management and Budget

JULY The National Institute of Health � How Nixon Would Have Done It: Affordable Health Care for Every American

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HUNDREDS PACKED THE EAST ROOM ON THE 11THANNIVERSARY OF THE 9/11 TRAGEDY for a highly emotional

commemoration ceremony that included a U.S. Marine Presentation of the Colors, remarks by local

community leaders, and a keynote address by Major General Melvin Spiese from Camp Pendleton.

AMERICA'S 6TH MOST LISTENED TORADIO TALK SHOW HOST MIKEGALLAGHER talked and signed his new bestseller 50 ThingsLiberals Love to Hate during his recent lecture that attracted a packedhouse and coverage by C-SPAN.

Events�of interest

THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT REAGAN was examined by a panel of experts that included key players of the infamous day.

Left to right Reagan’s life-saving surgeon Dr. Ben Aaron, Senior Reagan advisors Ken Khachigian and Dick Allen, Washington Post journalist and author of Rawhide Down: The NearAssassination of Ronald ReaganDel Wilber, and syndicated talk show host and panel moderator Hugh Hewitt, they gave a fascinating play-by-play account of March 30, 1981.

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLINGAUTHOR AND FOX BUSINESSHOST JOHN STOSSEL discussed his

bestseller No, They Can’t: Why Government Fails ButIndividuals Succeed. He talked the consequences of biggovernment, and why individual initiative, private

enterprise, and entrepreneurship are necessary for

America to prosper.

HISTORIC COLLECTION OFPOLITICAL MEMORABILIA was on

display, up for sale or available for trade, in the East

Room for the 4th American Political Items Collectors’

fair. Expert collectors bought, sold, and appraised

campaign buttons, ribbons, posters, autographs,

photographs and more.

BESTSELLING AUTHOR, COLUMNIST, AND NATIONALLY SYNDICATED RADIOTALK SHOW HOST DENNIS PRAGER packed the Library with over 1,200 guests when he discussed and signed

his new bestseller Still the Best Hope: Why the World Needs American Values to Triumph.

SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBER BARBARAFRANKLIN discussed A Matter of Simple Justice: The Untold Story of Barbara Franklin and a Few Good Women with author Lee Stout. The twopraised RN for his vital role in recruiting more women into high-level government positions than any other previous administration.

FOX NEWS STARMONICA CROWLEYTOURS THE PATNIXON CENTENNIALEXHIBIT PEOPLEWERE HER PROJECTduring her recent visit to discuss her

New York Times bestseller, What The(Bleep) Just Happened.

JOURNALIST, AUTHOR AND WASHINGTON DECODEDEDITOR MAX HOLLAND discussed and signed his new book, Leak: Why Mark FeltBecame Deep Throat, revealing what he feels motivated the FBI’s number-two executive to becomeone of the most fabled secret sources in American history.

SYNDICATEDKRLA RADIOSUPERSTARHUGH HEWITTsigns his bestseller, TheBrief Against Obama, after a lecture that attracted

coverage from CSPAN.

“Richard Nixon is a man who understands the world. He understands politics, power and the forces of history. Whetherwith Mao or Brezhnev, De Gaulle or Gandhi, President Nixonwas the first among equals. A man whose foreign policy wasuniversally acknowledged as brilliant. During my eight years inthe White House, I relied on his insight and wisdom, and I willalways be grateful for the benefit of his seasoned expertise.”

— RONALD REAGAN Library Dedication. July 19, 1990

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CHAIRMAN

FROM THE

We are getting ready to celebrate PresidentRichard Nixon’s Centennial. It’s amazing toreflect back on all he accomplished for ourcountry. I was honored to be a part of his

administration. One of his insightful leadership concepts was toestablish the very first White House Advance Office. Before theNixon Administration took office, the function of the advance manwas hidden on the payrolls of various departments aroundWashington, DC. President Nixon wanted the office to belegitimized and brought into the White House. Bob Haldeman andDwight Chapin, on behalf of the President, asked me to be thefounding Director of that first Advance Office.

It was a struggle in the beginning for place and personnel.Eventually I was able to hire the men who came to be known as the“senior advance men.” Jon Foust, Mike Duval, Dewey Clower, BillHenkel and Mike Schrauth. They all contributed in ways thatcomplimented the strengths and weakness of each other. It’s atribute to each of them that the Advance Office became the “go-to”place for all things great and small. If we couldn’t provide theanswers immediately, we got them in short order. We had areputation for getting things done for anyone in the administrationwho asked. Remember, this was before computers, iPads and cellphones. With the help of Karen Reitz, Julie Rowe, MarshaGriswold, Sally Brinkerhoff and Nancy Spencer, we got things donethe old fashioned way: long days, short nights and hard work.

RON WALKER

RICHARD E. MARRIOTT, (left) son of J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott, is shown a photograph of his parents with the Nixons at the White House byFoundation President Sandy Quinn. The photo is in the Marriott Room in the Foundation’s Argyros Suite. The room was a gift of the Marriotts, who served as co-chairs of

RN’s two Presidential Inaugurations. Mr. Marriott was on a tour of the Library, grounds and archives.

THE WHITE HOUSE HIS FATHER BUILT RN’s birthplace turns 100! The centennial celebration featured a day of fun programming that included portrayals of RN’s parents Frank and Hannah,and other influential figures in his young life; a 35 member chorus and a barbershop quartet; antique cars; remarks by local dignitaries; appearances by relatives of

former birthplace residents; and talks about the history of the house. Guests were also invited to put their names in a time capsule buried in front of the birthplace.

THE USA NETWORK FILMED an episode of its upcoming television series "The Moment" in the East Room. 40 VIP guests were joined by the guest

of honor, Ambassador Qiu Shaofang, Chinese Consul General of Los Angeles, for a White House style dinner. Above, Foundation President Sandy Quinn and Ambassador

Qiu Shaofang toast the 40th anniversary of RN's trip to China.

PRESIDENT LINCOLN DAZZLED A CROWD OFYOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS during one of the

Foundation’s six Meet the Presidents programs. The educational summer seriesincluded Presidents Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Jefferson, Nixon, and First

Lady Pat Nixon.

(Left to Right) Bill Henkel, Mike Duval, Jon Foust, Ron Walker, Mike Schrauth and Dewey Clower.

Today, the Obama “Office of Scheduling and Advance” is listedprominently on their website, but I was unable to find out howmany people that office employs today. I think it is a sure bet to sayit is much bigger than ours was.

We lost Jon Foust recently and Mike Duval several years ago. I referred to Jon as my “junk yard dog” and I meant it in the mostpositive way possible. I could give Jon the hardest, most difficult,assignments and he always delivered. When the Committee to Re-elect the President (unfortunately usually referred to as CREEPtoday) faltered in the area of advancing Tricia and Julie and ourdiverse group of surrogates, I sent Jon over to run their advanceoperation. He must have hated having to leave the White House,but he marched over to the Committee and along with Bill Moeller,provided the leadership that was needed and necessary.

There are countless other examples of excellence that was JonFoust, and yes he was abrupt, he was tough, he was loud and he wasgood. He was also my friend. He helped me and President Nixonmake history.

BESTSELLING AUTHOR, COMMENTATOR ANDRN DEPUTY SPECIAL ASSISTANT BRUCEHERSCHENSOHN returned to the Library to discuss his book

Obama’s Globe: A President’s Abandonment of U.S. Allies Around the World.

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Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. BendettiMrs. Martha Cheney BrooksHon. Frederick B. DentDr. & Mrs. James EwingHon. Barbara H. FranklinMr. Wallace BarnesMr. Neal B. Freeman

PRESIDENT’S CABINET MEMBERS � $5,000

Mrs. Josie AbplanalpAmbassador and Mrs. George L. ArgyrosArnold and Mabel Beckman FoundationHonorable and Mrs. James CavanaughEarnest A. Crawford EstateMr. and Mrs. Jerry HarringtonHonorable and Mrs. Lawrence M. HigbyThe Margaret Higham EstateHBO (Home Box Office)

MAJOR DONORS

Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. BonannoMr. Mark D. DeanyMr. and Mrs. Bob DennerlineDr. William K. DuncanMr. W. Peyton GeorgeMr. Ronald GravinoMr. Edward J. HillingsHon. John F. Lehman, Jr.Dr. William R. MallettMr. Adam L. La MunyonMrs. Mary Alice Passman Murphy

Hon. Powell A. MooreMrs. Esther J. MooreMrs. Lillian Menne PeelerMr. John P. PitchessMr. and Mrs. James W. RoachMs. Goldie RoeMr. Thomas E. SmithMr. Paul R. TeschHon. James TozziMrs. Linda WahlMrs. Nadine H. Wilck

WHITE HOUSE CIRCLE MEMBERS � $500

Mrs. Marjorie AckerMr. Roger AilesHon. & Mrs. Everett Alvarez, Jr.Mr. Dennis W. AndersonMr. C. Joseph ArbogastMr. & Mrs. John H. BarrHon. & Mrs. Richard S. BodmanMr. Robert M. BostockCol. Jack V. BrennanMr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Brigham, Jr. Hon. & Mrs. Robert J. Brown Hon. Patrick J. BuchananMrs. Shelley S. BuchananHon. Stephen B. BullHon. & Mrs. S. John ByingtonHon. & Mrs. John B.T. CampbellMr. John H. CarleyHon. & Mrs. Red CavaneyVice President & Mrs. Richard B. CheneyMr. Yiu-Tong CheungMr. & Mrs. W. Dewey ClowerMr. William CodusMr. Daniel P. CoffmanMr. & Mrs. Michael Crow Hon. Elizabeth DoleMr. Justin K. DurranceThe Rev. & Mrs. Neil R. EdlinMr. & Mrs. Robert J. EichenbergMr. & Mrs. David ElmoreAmb. & Mrs. Richard M. Fairbanks, IIIMrs. Helen F. FollmerHon. Patricia GallucciMr. Frank GannonMr. & Mrs. William Garvey

Miss Loie GauntMr. & Mrs. William L. GoetschMrs. Margaret GreinkeWilliam E. Griffin, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. John HamiltonHon. & Mrs. Edwin L. HarperMr. & Mrs. Jon HauschMr. Bruce HerschensohnDr. & Mrs. Richard L. HoppingLt. Gen. & Mrs. James D. HughesMr. Eugene JohnsonMr. Jerry JonesMr. & Mrs. Carl KepnerMr. & Mrs. Kenneth KhachigianMr. & Mrs. William KilbergMr. Christopher T. KlepacMrs. Doris KnauftAmb. & Mrs. Tom C. KorologosMs. Beth KrzywickiMrs. Hong LiuMr. & Mrs. Robert LyonsMr. Roy M. MartinMr. Thomas G. MaukMrs. Denise Miller MaukDr. Roger McCarthyMr. William MeekerMr. Roger MinamiMr. & Mrs. William MoellerMr. & Mrs. John D. MuirheadMr. Peter C. MurphyMrs. Clara Jane NixonMrs. Harlyne NorrisMr. & Mrs. John NunnMr. & Mrs. Peter Ochs

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL MEMBERS � $1,000

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FoundationRICHARD NIXON� � � �

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry HarringtonMr. John C. HerklotzHon. R.L. HermanMr. Donald M. KendallAmb. & Mrs. Lester Korn Mr. & Mrs. Alexander MunroMrs. Mary M. Muth

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Odle, Jr. Hon. & Mrs. Donald RumsfeldMrs. Ruth ShannonMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey SharpeHon. George P. ShultzMr. & Mrs. Leland SmithHon. & Mrs. Ronald H. Walker

Mr. & Mrs. John O’ConnorHon. Terrence O’DonnellHon. & Mrs. David ParkerMr. Hubert PerryMr. & Mrs. C. Gregg PetersmeyerMr. Theodore PreuschMr. Sandy QuinnHon. & Mrs. Donald B. RiceMr. & Mrs. Carl Rieger, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Karl SatorHon. James R. SchlesingerMr. & Mrs. Michael S. SchlingerMr. Roger H. SchnappMr. & Mrs. Stephen C. SchottGen. Brent ScowcroftMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey C. Shepard

NIXON FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERSCdr. Everett Alvarez, Jr.Amb. George ArgyrosMr. John H. BarrHon. Robert J. BrownDr. James H. CavanaughMrs. Tricia Nixon CoxMrs. Julie Nixon EisenhowerHon. Barbara Hackman FranklinMr. John W. Hamilton

Mr. Gavin S. HerbertHon. Lawrence M. HigbyHon. Tod HullinHon. Kenneth L. KhachigianMr. Edward NixonMrs. Maureen Drown NunnMr. J. Peter SimonHon. Ronald H. Walker � ChairmanHon. Pete Wilson

Katherine B. LokerMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Odle, Jr.Sylvan and Ann Oestreicher FoundationHonorable and Mrs. Donald RumsfeldHonorable George P. ShultzThe Roger and Velda Smith TrustThe Starr FoundationHonorable and Mrs. Ronald H. Walker

Hon. & Mrs. Rocco SicilianoMr. & Mrs. J. Peter SimonMr. & Mrs. Joseph Stein, Jr. Mr. Donald StinsonMrs. Louise TaperTawani FoundationDr. & Mrs. Nicholas ThanosHon. & Mrs. William E. TimmonsHon. & Mrs. Frank A. UrsomarsoMr. Henry WalkerMr. Henry WedaaMr. & Mrs. J. Bruce WhelihanDr. John C. WhitakerLCDR & Mrs. H. Eino YostMr. Patrick S. YoungMr. & Mrs. Fred P. Zimmer

“What you will see here, among otherthings, is a personal life. The influence ofa strong family, of inspirational ministers,of great teachers. You will see a politicallife, running for Congress, running for theSenate, running for governor, running forpresident three times. And you will seethe life of a great nation; 77 years of it.”

— RICHARD NIXONLibrary Dedication. July 19, 1990

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With Thanks to Our associate’s club Members!Mr. Warren AbbeyMr. & Mrs. Jan AdamsMr. & Mrs. Tom AdamsMrs. Barbara E. AdamsMrs. Vera Lynn AdamsMr. Ernest AguirreMr. Barry AlanMs. Phyllis A. AldiMr. Albert AliotoMr. & Mrs. Roy AllanMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. AllenMr. & Mrs. C. K. Allen, Jr. Mrs. Minnie AllisonMs. Diane M. AmatoMr. & Mrs. Myles J. AmbroseMrs. Margaret C. AmmannMs. Pamela AmmermanMrs. Virginia AndersMr. A. Leon AndersonMr. & Mrs. David W. AndersonHonorable Michael D. AntonovichMrs. JoAnne ApletMr. & Mrs. Jon R. AppelMrs. Cris ArgeabrightMs. Kathleen M. ArnoldMrs. Julia M. AstleMr. & Mrs. David AtkinsDr. James BabcockMr. David W. BaderMs. Maryjane C. BaileyMr. & Mrs Robert BallMr. Stephen R. BallochMr. & Mrs. Paul W. BarbahenMr. Michael R. BarclayMs. Linda BarlowMr. Edmund C. BarnumDr. Lyn Behrens BasarabaMr. Edmund BashistaMr. Ronald L. BauerMr. & Mrs. Raymond Clay BaxterMr. Edward J. BayerMr. Bill BeachMr. Richard L. BeanMr. & Mrs. Lester H. BeckMiss Paulette BeckerMr. Nick BeckerMr. Charles W. BeckerMr. Joshua BeckmanMr. Joel H. BeezyMr. & Mrs. James L. Bell Mrs. Joy BenderMrs. Cynthia Bennett-BrownMs. Cheryl BereznyMrs. Janice BergayMr. Donald A. BestMrs. Sharon A. BiardMrs. Jacqueline Bingert-

MundkowskyMr. Robert P. BittelMs. Dorothy BlackDr. J. Ralph Black, MDMr. R. BlagdenMrs. Barbara A, BlakeMrs. Carol G. BlanchardMs. Karen J. BlatterMr. & Mrs. Ed BlehmMrs. Marilyn R. BoardmanMrs. Virginia BolesMr. Arvid BollesenMrs. Nadine M. BollingerMr. & Mrs. Patrick BoltonMr. Robert A. BordenMrs. E. A. BostonMrs. Robin BoswellMr. & Mrs. Robert BourcierMs. Cheryl BowenMr. Gary S. BowersMrs. Patricia A. BoyleMrs. Carolyn BradshawMr. & Mrs. M. Declan

Bransfield, IIIMr. Jack L. BransonMrs. Betty H. BrechtMrs. Melissa BreiterMr. Richard BrevoortMrs. Arvene M. BrierleyMr. & Mrs. Bob BrightMr. Mark BrittonMrs. Kathleen BrodyMrs. Dona S. BrooksMr. Chad BroseMr. David F. BrownMrs. Patricia W. BrownMs. Jan BrowningMiss Cynthia BrownleeMr. Walter S. BrucknerMr. Robert A. BuckleyMr. David G. Budinger Ms. Christina BuhlMs. Jeanne F. Bull Mrs. Brenda BunchMr. Bill BurchettDr. Oliver M. BurrowsMr. Joseph P. BuschMrs. Marguerite L. ButlerMrs. Carolyn ButlerMr. Duane C. BygumMrs. Phyllis BylinkinColonel Tom CagleyMr. Jerry F. Caligiuri

Mrs. Barbara D. CameronMr. Raymond CanfieldMr. Louis J. CapoziMr. Martin CarboneMr. John CarlMr. John G. CarlsonMr. John R. CarmenMr. Paul J. Carter, Esq. Mr. Louis S. CarusoMr. Richard CastigliaMr. Robert CatonDr. Jerry CaulderMs. Stella CauslandMr. & Mrs. James ChamberlainMr. George J. ChambersMr. & Mrs. Jay B. ChandlerMrs. Jean Zhen-yu ChangMs. Ann ChapmanMr. Brian N. ChuchuaMr. Richard K. ChurchwellMr. Craig ChyrchelMrs. Joanne CiriacoMr. Robert J. CiulikMr. & Mrs. Robert S. ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Donald W. ClauseMrs. Catherine T. CobbMr. Thomas G. CodyMr. Keith CollierMr. Charles CollinsMrs. Jan ComptonMrs. Lana R. ConradMr. Dave CookMs. Alice CookMrs. Julianne (Rowe) CookeMr. J. Danny CooperMr. & Mrs. Lloyd N. CosbyMr. Michael G. CoyleMs. Patricia S. CoyleMr. & Mrs. Tom CrammerMiss Joan M. CrawfordMrs. Beatrice CrawfordMr. Daniel C. Cretors Mrs. James CrissmanMrs. Awandi E. CromwellMs. Nancy CryanMr. Anthony Curtis Mr. Ryan CvancaraMr. Maurice Da SilvaMr. T. Eugene DahlgrenMr. Thomas R. DamianiMs. Jane M. DannenhauerMs. Rita A. DannenhauerMrs. Lorraine DansonMr. Josh DavidsonMr. Charlie DavisMr. Willian S. DavisMr. & Mrs. Donald R. DavisMs. Doris M. DavisMs. Patricia K. DavisMr. & Mrs. John R. Davis, IIIMr. & Mrs. Richard De BruijnMr. Mark D. DeanyMrs. Deanna DedrickMr. Edward H. DeitchMr. Magruder H. Dent Mrs. Robin DenunzioMrs. Judy DesjardinMr. Steven T. DetrickMrs. Sue DiLuigiMs. Adele DonatoMr. Dan DooleyMr. Cliff DoubekDr. Ernie DovidioMr. Paul DragoMr. Leonard H. DreyerHonorable Rosemanry M. DunbarMiss Irene DuncanMr. & Mrs. Ralph DunhamMr. Howard DutraMs. Ruthi DworakMr. Philip J. DwyerMrs. Teresa EarnhartMr. Spencer EberleMr. & Mrs. Alan L. EdwardsMs. Darcie EdwardsMrs. Jan L. EmanueleMr. & Mrs. William EnrightMr. & Mrs. Joseph EstephanMs. Kathleen EumurianHon. & Mrs. John F. EvansMrs. Nancy H. FarrellMr. George A. FattonMrs. Catherine D. FechnerMr. Mark FeeneyMr. Brent FellerMr. David FergerMrs. Peggy J. FergusonDr. Mario S. FicarolaMr. Martin P. FichtenmayerMrs. Lorraine H. FinchMrs. Dianne FirestoneMr. & Mrs. Ken FlynnMr. & Mrs. John C. FoltzMr. Drew ForbesMr. & Mrs. Walter ForwardMr. Donald R. FosburgMr. & Mrs. William FoskettMr. James J. Fox, Esq. Mr. Walter F. FraserMr. Larry Frazier

Mrs. Dorothy J. Freeman Ms. Angelita Freeman Mrs. Enid FrohmbergMrs. Marjie FryerMr. Robert O. FuhrmannMiss Ashlie G. FullerMr. Brad FurryMs. Lara GableDr. Virgil GaleyMr. Edward W. GallagherMr. Alfredo Cesar GarciaMrs. Chelsea GarenMr. Leonard L. GarofoloMrs. Patricia K. GauntMr. & Mrs. John GeisbauerMr. Lester L. GerdonMr. William B. GibsonMrs. Sharron L. GillMr. & Mrs. Rol GillumMr. Stephen GilroyMr. Jack J. GindiMr. Terrance GirouxMrs. Lois J. GodfreyMr. Sheldon GottliebMr. & Mrs. Albert GoulmassianDr. Anupam GoyalMr. Thomas GrahamMr. Ray GrangoffMr. Richard GrayMr. & Mrs. Daniel M. GreenMr. & Mrs. Hershel GreenMrs. Barbara L. GreenMrs. Barbara J. GreenMrs. Yvonne GreenMs. Corinne Escobar GriffithsMr. & Mrs. Donald GrimeMr. Thomas L. GroppelMrs. Beverly GunterMr. William GuseMr. Brad GuskeMr. Enrique GutierrezMr. & Mrs. Paul HaackMr. & Mrs. Robert HaasMiss Kathleen A. HaganMr. David M. HalisckyDr. & Mrs. Thomas G. HallMr. Robert A. HallerMr. Charles F. HallumsMr. William HamiltonMr. Howard HankinsMr. Robert HansenMs. Estelle A. HansenMrs. Evelynne R. HansonMs. Sheryl HarboldMrs. Robert D. HarbourMr. & Mrs. Robert HarhayMr. Mark S. HarmsenMr. & Mrs. James HarperMr. & Mrs. Kenneth HarreHon. Will Ford Hartnett Ms. Ann HarveyMrs. Elizabeth HauMs. Maxine S. HaunMr. Roger HaysMr. Jean R. HechtMr. Michael F. HechtMrs. Carole HeeresMrs. Jane HendrixsonMs. Nadine HenningMrs. JoAnn Soule HenriksenMr. Irving HercilaMs. Joyce A. HerrMrs. Shirley A. HerronMs. Marie HettichMr. Steven L. HiattMrs. Amy HiattMr. David HillMrs. Caroline S. Hill Mr. Gregory HinkelmanMrs. Marty HinmanMr. Perry R. HippleMr. Ronald R. HitzlerDr. Hai HoMr. & Mrs. Jerome H. HodgeMs. Jan HodgsonMr. Fred HoeffligerMr. & Mrs. Robert HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Keith Hoffnagle Mrs. Cathi HofstetterMr. Victor Hoog-AntinkMrs. Carol G. HoppeMrs. Alma G. HopperMr. Bryan HorsmanMr. W. Richard HowardMr. Martin A. Huerta Mr. Howard HughesMr. & Mrs. Frank HumpresMr. & Mrs. Matyas HunyadiMr. Robert J. HurnsMrs. Connie HurstMr. John W. Hushen Mrs. Lynn HustonDr. Robert L. Hymers, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Mike IngersonMr. William InglotMr. Richard J. Irwin, IIIMr. & Mrs. Roger JacksonMs. Lois M. JacksonMr. John A. Jago, Jr. Mr. John L. Jance

Mrs. Carolyn C. Jennings Mrs. Janet JeromeDr. Carolyn E. JohnsonMr. Robert L. JohnsonMrs. Violet JohnsonMr. Stanwood C. Johnson Mr. Stephen M. Johnson Mr. Alex Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Tom Johnson Mrs. Maureen Johnson Ms. Judy Johnson Mr. John H. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Terrance JohnstonMr. Mark B. JorgensenMr. Albert P. JuenglingMs. Sheila Ina KahnDr. Robert Flynn KamanskyMrs. Irene B. KaminMr. Steve KanjiMr. & Mrs. Delno G. KanodeMrs. Laila KaramMr. James R. KearnsMr. Donald L. KeenerMr. & Mrs. Brian A. KeithMr. Bruce G. KelleyMrs. Karen KellyMr. Kevin G. Kelly, Esq. Mrs. Linda KempMr. Daniel C. KenaryMr. & Mrs. Ralph KennedyMr. & Mrs. George W. KershawMs. Judith KeyesMr. Gary KidaMr. & Mrs. Gary G. KiewietDr. & Mrs. James KileyMr. Robert E. King Mr. & Mrs. John R. King Mr. Richard KleinMr. Howard J. KleinMs. Lorraine J. Kliem-LebermanMr. Kurtis Kline Mr. Jeffrey KnappMr. Jaycob KnazurMr. Glenn KnightMr. Victor KnowlesMs. Katherine L. Koenig Mr. Daniel M. KolkeyMs. Valeta M. KollerMs. Karen L. KoonMr. Charles F. KopiczMr. John KorovessisMr. Harold Kough Mrs. Sharon KoumansMr. William KromanMrs. Julia KrystekMr. George H. KubeckMrs. Lillain W. KuglerMrs. E. Eileen KuhnMs. Madeline S. KuistMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. KurlanMr. William L. Kuss, Jr. Mr. Bruce C. Ladd, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. LaFortuneMr. Donald E. LagerbergMr. Dennis Laherty Mr. Earl C. LairsonMr. Eric L. LaMunyonMrs. Adele LancasterMrs. Deno LandaMr. Glen LandinMr. Kelly LanterMr. & Mrs. Lance LarsenMr. Stephen LautenschlagerMs. Catherine LeeMr. Michael LehmanMr. Richard F. LemireMrs. Jeanne M. LeoMr. Edward LichtMr. Omar LigotDr. Zhenguo LinMr. Birute LiseckasMr. John LissandrelloMrs. Karen B. LockerMrs. Donna LorenMr. Patrick LoseyMr. Joseph J. LovannaMs. Teresa LuckertMr. Valentine LugoMrs. Lois Ann LundbergMrs. Betty LundgrenMr. Frank LymanMs. Audrey LynbergMs. Katherine A. LynchMr. Conrad H. MaasMr. Wayne D. MacDonaldMr. & Mrs. Gary MacheelMs. Mary J. MadisonMr. Francis A. Madsen, Jr. Dr. William R. MallettMrs. Shirley A. ManahanMr. Michael ManningDr. Anthony Rama MaravillasMr. Charles J. Marchello, Esq. Mr. Phillip J. MarquezDr. & Mrs. Theodore F. MarshburnMs. Christine MartianMr. & Mrs. Robert MartinMrs. Peggy MartinMr. Ernesto MartinezMs. Mary Masters

Mr. Gerald MatacottaDrs. William & Irene MathewsMr. & Mrs. Richard S. Mathewson Mr. & Mrs. Brian MatthewsMr. Arthur K. MaurerMr. & Mrs. Donald J. MaurerMr. Robert S. MautnerMr. Stanley Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. William H. MayMrs. Shelley McCartneyMr. Clyde H. McClureMiss Patti L. McCormickMs. Mindy McCrillisGeneral Bailey McCuneMr. Mason C. McCurdyMrs. Donna M. McDonnellMs. Rosemary McDonnellMr. Daniel McFawnMr. Patrick McFawnMr. Allan B. McKittrickMs. Coleen McNallyDr. Robert L. MeadorDr. Thomas Patrick MeladyMr. Patrick J. Melia Mrs. Suzanne G. MelinMr. William MemmerMr. Carlson H. MengertMrs. Neola MerriamMr. Ronald L. MichaelsonMr. Robert MiconeMrs. Nancy MikoloskiMr. Stephen L. Milhous BarrMrs. Helen T. MillerMs. Jean R. MillerMr. & Mrs. Tom MillsapMrs. Barbara L. MinnichMs. Colleen MitchellMr. Robert MizerMr. Jeffrey MockMrs. Cheryl MoffattMr. Michael MoffettMr. Charles MoineMr. Bernard A. MooreMr. & Mrs. Frank MooreMrs. Shirley R. MorganMrs. Marianne L. MotlMiss Tammi MuellerMr. John H. MuellerMr. Kenneth R. MuirMr. Stuart A. MunroMr. Patrick W. MunsonMrs. Kathleen MurphyMs. Gitta MurphyMrs. Bettina S. Murphy Mr. Alan MurrayMr. Terrance MycykMrs. Lynn Ellen MyersMs. Lori MyersMr. Mitsuo NakaiMr. James P. NealonMrs. Ann G. NeidigerMrs. Bette NeroDr. Ralph NicassioMr. Adam NicholsDr. & Mrs. Richard NielsonMr. Edward C. NixonMr. Wayne R. NixonMs. Christina Noble Mr. Terrance J. NolanMr. Virgil G. Nolde, Jr.Mrs. Janice A. NorenMr. & Mrs. Jack NorthrupMr. Morris A. Nunes Mr. Ronald K. NygrenMs. Betty B. O’DeaMrs. Janis OglesbyMrs. Chris OhrmundMrs. Frances OldridgeMr. Kenneth L. OlivierMr. Craig M. OlsonMr. & Mrs. Steven J. OlsonMrs. Rosalie Elman OlsonMr. William M. OttoMs. Arielle PaceMr. Donald PagelerMrs. Irene A. PanagotacosMr. Paul H. PangraceMr. James PappasMr. Anthony M. PascucciHon. Bradley H. Patterson, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Richard PawsatMr. Oscar PayanMrs. Frances J. PedleyMrs. Janie PeirsonMrs. Maureen PeltzerMr. & Mrs. J. Anthony PenaMr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. PenceMrs. Dorothy M. PenceMrs. Ida PendletonMr. David PenillaMr. & Mrs. Edward W. Penn, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. John PentaMs. Louise PerrinMrs. Jo PerrinoLt. Col. Jack F. PerryMr. William Alexander PeterMs. Mary L. Petrie Mr. & Mrs. Alvin J. PfeifferDr. Larry PleskotMr. & Mrs. James H. Polen

Mr. Ronald G. PotterMr. Gene PotterMr. James PrahserMs. Barabara PriestleyMr. Howard M. PrivetteMs. Betty J. PrizioMs. Marguerite ProudMr. & Mrs. Don PutzigMr. Jimmie QuinteroMrs. Billy RabeMr. Parthasarathy RamanujamMs. Sylvia RamirezMr. Fred RandMr. Roger RapMs. Margaret RashoffMrs. Joann Ratia Mr. Reed Robbins Realtor Mr. & Mrs. Harvey RechsteinerMr. David W. ReeseMrs. Frances ReeseMr. Charles E. Reid, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. William C. RentfrowMr. Bill O. ResterMr. Donald E. Rhodes Mrs. Betty May RobertsonMr. John D. RobinsonMr. James RogersMr. Eric RogersMrs. Sharon RogersMrs. Kathleen RohlaMr. Andrew G. RomaniskyMr. Paul W. RoodMrs. James RooseveltMr. Gerlando RosaliaMrs. Gayle RossMs. Cheryl RosseletMr. John F. RothmanMr. Allen S. RoweDr. John T. Rowe, MDMr. Charles F. Rowley Mrs. Terry Rummell Mr. Remi RundzioMr. Earl W. RuppMr. & Mrs. Theodore C. RussellMr. Richard SahagunMr. Robert SalataMr. Kirk G. San RomanCapt. Emily F. SanfordMrs. Doris F. SanfordMrs. Cheryl SaremiMr. Steven J. SarkisMr. Robert B. SatterfieldMrs. Linnea A. ScheckHonorable Glenn R. SchleedeMr. Melvin SchlotthauerMs. Betty SchmieterMr. Russell L. SchnurMr. Michael J. SchroederMr. John F. SchubertMr. Robert C. SchulerMrs. Melody SchultzMrs. Darlene D. SchumakerMr. David M. ScottMr. & Mrs. Wayne R. ScottMr. Daniel M. SearbyMrs. Gloria SeelyeMiss Gina SelvaggiMrs. Kris SeymourMsgr. Francis R. SeymourMr. Thomas A. ShadduckMrs. Katherine A. ShapiroMrs. Carol ShaverMrs. Dixie ShawMr. & Mrs. Richard E. SheltersMrs. Marcia SheridanMr. Te ShiMs. Ingred ShineMs. Suzanne ShumakerMr. Ray SiegeleMr. Robert A. SilverMrs. Sharon L. SimmonsDr. & Mrs. Kenneth SimpsonMrs. Mildred Simpson Mr. Sichan SivMs. Julie SladekMrs. Joyce P. SlaterMrs. Jo Anne SloanJudge & Mrs. Peter S. SmithMr. E. Del SmithMr. David Buckingham SmithMrs. Nancy F. SmithMrs. Nancy E. SmithMr. Jed SnyderMr. Perry SoderbergMs. Kathleen J. SolaresMs. Maria T. Solis-MartinezMrs. Martha SomersMr. Erwin SongMrs. Susan SorensonMs. Donna SpectorMr. John S. SpencerMr. Van W. SpinneyMrs. Marilyn L. SpradlingMrs. W. Frederick SpringerMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. SprinkelMiss Denise StacksMr. Milton D. StarkMrs. Lillain SteinhauserMrs. Alice F. StephensMr. Andrew M. Stern

Mr. & Mrs. George Stettler Mrs. Marvel M. StevensMrs. Jane I. StibalMrs. Judy StinnettMrs. Doris E. StoltenbergMrs. Virginia StoopsMr. Gary W. StorhaugMrs. Coralee StoutMr. Paul A. StoverDr. Frederick J. StrieterMr. Fred W. StuckwischMr. Donald SullivanMr. Steve SurabianMr. Philip V. SwanMs. Cathy SwithinMr. Edward J. SynickyMr. Dwight TahranMrs. Barbara TallabasMr. Brion S. TalleyMr. Shikuo TanimotoMr. Seymour TaubMrs. Diana TavennerMrs. Linda R. TavlianMrs. Joanne R. TegelerMs. Anita M. TellezMr. Douglas N. TempleMs. Lois E. Tepas Mr. Rex TeterMrs. Rowena ThammMrs. Melinda ThomsenMiss Linda J. ThorsonMr. Lawrence TillackMr. & Mrs. Victor TomazicMr. William E. TomeyMr. Errol TorresDr. J. TorricelliMr. Gerald ToussaintMrs. Carol TracyMr. John H. TravisMs. Geraldine TreadwellMr. & Mrs. Alfred Trosko, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert TruckeyDr. Wilfredo M. TupasMrs. Heide TurnerMr. William B. Turner Mrs. Geni UgoliniMr. Rick D. UnbehaunMr. John H. UnderwoodMr. William F. UnderwoodMr. & Mrs. John F. UnderwoodMrs. Sharon UnderwoodMr. Md Sayeed Ur-RabbMr. Daniel Van DorpeMr. & Mrs. Robert N. VasquezMr. David J. Venerose, Jr. Mr. George P. Viegelmann, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin S. VuraMrs. Sharon WackeenDr. Arthur R. Wagner, Jr. Mr. Robert E. WalkerMr. Roland G. Wallace, Jr. Dr. Carol WalstonBG. & Mrs. Chester WardMrs. Dina WarnerMr. Jim Warren Mrs. Jane M. Warren Ms. Suzanne WatkinsMr. Michael WattsMiss M. Karen WeaverMrs. Martha WeaverMrs. Carol C. WebbMrs. Terri WedellMrs. Lou Ann WeldonMr. Thomas J. Wells, Jr. Ms. Sheri WenigerMrs. Catherine WesenbergMrs. Peggy WesterfeldMrs. Mary P. WhippleMr. Robert S. WhiteMr. & Mrs. Wayne WhitehillMrs. Marsha WhitehillCol. Robert A. Wicklund, USAF RetMs. Mary F. WidnerMr. Robert WiedMr. Jack WikoffMiss Katherine WillersMr. Michael WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Gregg WilliamsMr. George W. Williams, IIIDr. & Mrs. Richard WinelandMrs. Joanne L. WittMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. WolfMrs. Carol WoodMr. Larry WoodyDr. & Mrs. William H. Wright, Jr. Mr. Zhonghe WuMs. Jo Ann WysockiMs. Maria XanthosHon. Jeremy B. YamaguchiMr. L. A. YoukersDr. Bradley YoungMr. George W. YoungMr. Patrick S. YoungMr. & Mrs. Bob YoungMs. Charlotte M. YoungMr. Yong ZhuMrs. Nancy L. Ziegler Mrs. Camela Zini

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