Thank you for attending our annual meeting and for your continued interest and support of the CIP. Our 2012-2013 season proved to be both challenging and rewarding. The behind the scenes work that went into presenting an extremely successful concert season was considerable. David worked tirelessly to adapt the season’s music and orchestra composition to construct a program that best suited the Phil and our guest artists. At times the changes were daunting. David did a great job. The entire paid staff, Board of Directors and the Notables worked hard to promote concerts, sell tickets, explore new funding streams through sponsors and grants and continue our outreach to our school children through music. Our Adventure Concert series this spring exposed over three thousand grade school children to live orchestral music. Before that, many of them had never had that experience. We also used staff and volunteers to plan and execute this year’s Phil!tastic Gala and our “Jammin’ with the Stars” event which celebrated the over 50 year career of Columbus’ own “Music Man” Tom Pickett. Was everything a complete success? Did we meet all of our goals? Of course, the answer is no. I know of no organization that does. I do know that we will continue to set high goals and standards and do our very best to fulfill our mission of creating, education, advocating and perpetuating music in and for our great community. To all of you who have supported us in any way, we say “Thank You.” We look forward to continuing our relationship, meeting your expectations and providing high quality, orchestral entertainment unlike any other in Columbus. Mark Pillar, Board President ADVENTURE CONCERT PHILHARMONIC YOUTH ORCHESTRA STRINGS CLASSES IN SCHOOL COLUMBUS INDIANA CHILDREN’S CHOIR STRINGS CAMP
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Thank you for attending our annual meeting and for your continued interest and support of the CIP.
Our 2012-2013 season proved to be both challenging and rewarding. The behind the scenes work that went into presenting an extremely successful concert season was considerable. David worked tirelessly to adapt the season’s music and orchestra composition to construct a program that best suited the Phil and our guest artists. At times the changes were daunting. David did a great job.
The entire paid staff, Board of Directors and the Notables worked hard to promote concerts, sell tickets, explore new funding streams through sponsors and grants and continue our outreach to our school children through music. Our Adventure Concert series this spring exposed over three thousand grade school children to live orchestral music. Before that, many of them had never had that experience.
We also used staff and volunteers to plan and execute this year’s Phil!tastic Gala and our “Jammin’ with the Stars” event which celebrated the over 50 year career of Columbus’ own “Music Man” Tom Pickett.
Was everything a complete success? Did we meet all of our goals? Of course, the answer is no. I know of no organization that does. I do know that we will continue to set high goals and standards and do our very best to fulfill our mission of creating, education, advocating and perpetuating music in and for our great community.
To all of you who have supported us in any way, we say “Thank You.” We look forward to continuing our relationship, meeting your expectations and providing high quality, orchestral entertainment unlike any other in Columbus.
Mark Pillar, Board President
ADVENTURE CONCERT PHILHARMONIC YOUTH ORCHESTRA
STRINGS CLASSESIN SCHOOL
COLUMBUS INDIANA CHILDREN’S CHOIR
STRINGS CAMP
Treasurer’s Report Fiscal Year 2012-2013The Philharmonic experienced a successful financial year. Revenue exceeded expense by over $62,000. As a result we improved our cash and short term investments to $218,000 relative to total assets of $261,000. The concert season was an unqualified success as proven by the response to such concerts as the Canadian Brass, the Harmon sisters, Susie Park and the always popular Holiday concerts. The support of our Education initiatives was also quite evident and we are grateful to those who have stepped forward to recognize this all important part of our quest.
For the coming year, as in the past year, we will budget to break even in which we will endeavor to expend only as much as we budget for income. Last year our actual income was $672,000. For the coming year we are projecting that amount to be $659,000. As always, this will challenge the board but with your continued support we feel confident this challenge can be met. We have, we do and we will always appreciate your interest in the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic.
Dear Philharmonic friends and supporters,Response to our 2012-13 season was incredibly positive. From the enormous impact of the Canadian Brass (who knew their leader was also a stand-up comic?!!!) to the absolutely stunning and mesmerizing Susie Park, there was such superb artistry during this past year. Everyone seemed to be “blown away” by the February concert with Marja, Chasten and Cam,
and Beethoven’s Ninth drew an immediate standing, cheering ovation and a warm review: “…fearless conductor David Bowden of the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic took [a performance of the “taxing” Beethoven 9] last Saturday night in addition to two other substantive works on the program and produced an electrifying evening that brought the large and enthusiastic audience to its feet with shouts of bravo.”
Each concert was unique and created its own special memory. One personal goal in choosing the repertoire for the season was to encourage season ticket holders to share the experience with others, introducing new people to the Philharmonic experience. Over the course of this past year, I have met many people who are new to the Philharmonic – expressing their delight at finding such musical quality in a “small city.” I think that we can be very proud of the excellence that we experienced together this past season!
Columbus is a remarkable community, and the Philharmonic is an essential component of what makes this community special. We are deeply woven into the fabric of our city, and more and more people are taking note of how intrinsically integral our involvement has become,
• from CICC and PYO to our Adult Chorus, • from our amazing string classes in partnership with BCSC to
Music Matters in collaboration with Partners in Education, • from brass ensembles playing on a street corner to Youth
Orchestra involvement at Toyota and local churches, • from excellent recordings for the general public to enjoy to
compelling and engaging concerts.
We are achieving our mission.
It is a joy and a privilege to be your Music Director.
David
Ticket Sales 21%
Sponsors 20%
Grants 16%
Annual Fund Drive 12%
Fundraising Events 12%
Endowment 7%
Tuition 6%
Program Book 6%
Artistic 50%
Education 15%
Fundraising 6%
Administration 12%
Marketing 9%
ResourceDevelopment
8%
REVENUE
Ticket Sales 21%
Sponsors 20%
Grants 16%
Annual Fund Drive 12%
Fundraising Events 12%
Endowment 7%
Tuition 6%
Program Book 6%
Artistic 50%
Education 15%
Fundraising 6%
Administration 12%
Marketing 9%
ResourceDevelopment
8%
EXPENSE
Total Revenue $695,361Total Expense $633,179Net Income $62,182
Dear Donors, Sponsors and Friends, The 2012-2013 season was an exciting year to step in as the Executive Director of the Philharmonic. Not only was attendance at our concerts up, we had a sell-out crowd for our Live from New York concert in February. The Philharmonic educational programs (Strings in the Schools, PYO, CICC, the Choral Festival, Strings Camp, Jammin’ with The Phil and the JCB Adventure Concerts) reached over 6,000 children
this year. Our CICC, PYO and Philharmonic musicians performed in a variety of non-traditional settings, sharing the joy of music at both private and public gatherings.
The Board, Notables, staff and committees worked hard to ensure that each of our concerts, programs and community engagements delivered the highest quality music and educational experience possible. Based on the reaction of our audiences and students, the year was a resounding hit.
As reflected in the Treasurer’s Report, it was also a successful year financially. With just 21% of our revenue from concert ticket sales, our ability to provide these musical experiences is dependent on individuals, companies and foundations that support the mission of the Philharmonic. We are exceedingly grateful for this broad base of support.
Sincere thanks to all who donated their time, their talent and their treasure to make this past year a success. We’re looking forward to a bright future filled with beautiful music.
Margaret Powers
The Gold Baton AwardEach season, the Philharmonic honors an individual, family or business for exemplary
commitment to the musical arts of the Columbus area. Past honorees include:
Individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes a team work, a company work,
a society work, a civilization work. – Vince Lombardi
Bob and Helen Haddad • The J. Irwin Miller FamilyDick and Ruth Johnson • Mary Clark
Sam Pentzer and Tom Vujovich of Pentzer PrintingThe Family of Robert and Betty BrownAlice O’Beirne Curry • David Bowden
MARJA AND CHASTEN HARMON
CAM COLLINS
DAVID BOWDENMIKE WALKER
JESSE CLEVENGER
The Columbus Indiana Philharmonic is grateful for the Annual Fund Drive gifts made by the following individuals and organizations as well as those donors who wished to remain anonymous. Your financial support ensures that the Philharmonic can continue it’s tradition of excellence in providing concerts and music education programs that enhance Columbus’ reputation as a vibrant community dedicated to the arts.
ontributors 2012-2013
GOLD BATON$5,000 - $9,999
Cheryl and Bruce Cazenave
SILVER CIRCLE$2,500 - $4,999
Ms. Jean Ellis Toots and Jim Henderson David and Tessa Milroy Mark and Linda Pillar Margaret L. Powers In Honor of my parents, Jean and Julius LauderdaleGeorge and Catherine Shortle Foundation In Memory of Catherine H. ShortleChuck and Janet VanNatta Dr. John Wall
CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE$1,000 - $2,499
Thomas Baugh David and Donna Bowden In Honor of our parents, Donald and Ruth Sjaardema, Marshall and Phyllis Bowden In Honor of our Granddaughters, Eliana Christine Hoff and Katelyn Elisabeth HoffBen and Pat Bush Jon and Camilla Gehring Rick and Alice Johnson John and Renee Kasting Kris and Roxie Kindelsperger Robert Lauderdale Dan and Elli McElroy Bob and Mary Orben Clyde and Lenora Parrott Dr. Richard L. Pitman In Memory of his sister, Joan BirchElizabeth and William Poor John and Nancy Sawin Nancy and Ralph Schumann Tom and Sara Wood
BENEFACTOR$500 - $999
Edna Appel In Honor of Kathy DellDavid and Bonnie Boatwright Mr. and Mrs Gary M. Gron Tom and Mary Harmon Ken and Darla Hurst Indiana Young Presidents Organization Virginia Kendall Peter and Cathy King Tom Lego and Pam Wells- Lego John and Liz Lipson Richard and Susan Miller Susan and John Nash Kevin C. Preuss and Lisa A. DuretJohn and Donna Sasse Donald and Ruth Sjaardema
Julia and Morris Souders Terry and Linda Trautman Eric and Elizabeth Von Hoene Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vujovich Ron and Sandy Zimmerman
SUSTAINER$250 - $499
Walt and Joan Able Drs. Gary and April Bardonner Bruce and Debra Batts Susan Pickens and David Borcherding Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bowden Bob and Priscilla Brown Lauren Champion Dave and Liz Clark Wilbur and Donna Crim Spencer Dell David and Wilma Doup Dr. and Mrs. Daryl Emery In Honor of David BowdenJames and Suellen Gillespie Dale and Linda Guse Bill and Jody Harter Dody and Don Harvey Ramon Hass Robert and Cynthia Henrich Drs. Chris and Tami Iorio Mary and Tom Kendrick Roger and Janet Lang John and Connie McLachlan Charles and Joyce Meier Don and Diane Michael Elizabeth Newlin Douglas and Delilah Newton Sheryl Nulph Dick and Nancy Nyers Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Probst Charles and Suzanne Rentschler Charles and Judy Richardson Marilyn Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Hutch Schumaker Barb and John Stang Jo Stattenfield In Memory of David StattenfieldGregg and Judy Summerville Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Thomas Betty L. Tuttle Geoffrey and Adele Vincent Beulah (Boo) Wuestenfeld In Memory of William R. WuestenfeldAleksey and Yelena Yezerets
PATRON $100 - $249
Dede Abts Helen Ahlemeyer In Memory of William “Bill” Ahlemeyer Anonymous In Memory of Mr. William Wright and Carolyn WrightIngrid and Al Askerberg Annette Barnes Jim and Joan Bickel
Paul and Pat Bippen Doug and Judy Bonnell Tal and Betsy Bosin In Honor of the outstanding work of David and Donna BowdenMr. and Mrs. Allen Breed Mary Butler Ray and Thelma Butler Charlie and Miriam Byers Sandra and Wallace Cantrell, Jr. William and Jacque Chambers Kwok-Sang and Linda Chui Michael and Becky Collins Pat and Bev David Peggy C. Dell In Honor of Kathy DellLarry and Karen Durnil Joe and Nancy Dutton Wayne and Teresa Eberhard Leona Eldridge Zack and Glinda Ellison Eric and Norie Erickson Paul and Karen Finke Lissa and Greg Fischer In Honor of Ray HassDick and Joyce Fleck Sherm and Jacquie Franz John and Michele Freed Basil and Nancy Fritsch Cliff and Jan Hexamer-Gardner Dale and Karen Gaumer Jim and Nancy Green Dwight and Linda Grooms Richard and Brigitte Halvorsen In Memory of Phillip R. MillerBob and Juanita Harden Joyce Heckman Sandi and Tom Hinshaw Rebecca Hoffmann Leah Hooker Gordon and Annalee Huey Tim and Wanda Huffman Steve and Judy Jasper Susie Johnson Virginia F. Johnson Mike and Mary Johnston Ann and Bill Jones Sarla and Swadesh Kalsi Joe and Ann Kinderman Jim and Nancy Kistler Glory Kulczycki and Art HopkinsKen and Christy Langston Peter and Alice Leonard Bill and Karen Lion Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ludlow Shirley A. Lyster David and Tasha Mann Verl and Marilyn Mauzy Paul and Lisa McHone Dan and Tess McKinley Janet Monti Raymond and Elizabeth Morris Tom Mote Donald Munger In Memory of June MungerGrace OrrElizabeth M. Perr In Memory of Dr. Julius P. Perr
Dan and Jean Pfaff Mr. and Mrs. Scott Poffenberger Chris J. Price Rovene Quigley Charlie and Joan Rau Mr. and Mrs. Alan Resnik Carolyn Ricke In Memory of Helen AllenJim and Mimi Riffle Ms. Theodosia Rush Mae Ellen Schneider Martha Eggermann and Ilya Schwartzman, M.D.Joe and Lisa Shafran Rick & Philippa Shedd John Robert Sheedy Sam and Fran Simmermaker Dean and Suzanne Smith Smith & Syberg, Inc. Smith and Henrietta Snively Sherry Stark and David TiedeMark and Rebecca Stempel Sharon Sung Randy Tucker Joan Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Don Wampler Robert and Norma Webb Jim and Betty Welch Warren and Lynn Whaley Amanda L. Williams Bob and Kay Williams Tom and Gertie Woods In Honor of Kailee WubbenKip and Lianne Wright
FRIEND Up to $99
Yvonne Achterberg Linda Becker Ms. Saroja Bharath Chap and Mary Ann Blackwell Melvin L. Buchanan Marlene Chestnut Bob and Saundra Coffman Grace Coyner Tom and Kathy Dell Bobbie Evans Hunter and Velma Goin In Memory of Peg LegoThomas and Adrienne Going Brad and Jeannine Gonsalves E. R. Gray Associates, PC Don and Patsy Harris In Memory of Ardeth ConlinEsther Hedrick Richard L. Howe In Memory of Mike BrockMrs. Richard HuffmanOwen and Annette Hungerford Susan M. Ingmire Del and Marlene Jackson Larry and Lynn Lucas Edward and Bettye Mann Paul and Billy Moffitt Irma Nemeth John and Margaret Parke Mark R. Pivonka Repp Associates Foundation Wendell and Jan Ross
Ryan Siefring Mary Lou Tellman T. Joe Tower Jim and Carolyn Trueblood Helene VillemureDavid and Ann Windley
HEARTSTRINGSSharon BaldwinBob and Priscilla BrownMr. and Mrs. John BurnettBill and Jacque ChambersRob and Sharon CraigMr. and Mrs. Pat DavidKathryn DonaherDavid and Wilma DoupDavid and Cindy ForceJames and Suellen GillespieMike and Jalene HahnToots and Jim HendersonAnnette and Owen HungerfordRuth JohnsonVirginia KendallRoxie and Kris KindelspergerClyde and Dorothy MayKevin and Lorrie MeyerDick and Susan MillerLenora and Clyde ParrottDr. Richard L. PitmanMr. and Mrs. Scott PoffenbergerChristopher J. PriceDr. and Mrs. Charles RauDr. and Mrs. John SawinHutch and Kevina SchumakerFrank and Carolyn SouzaDoug and Dianne SprungerBetty L. TuttleDr. John WallTom and Sara WoodDr. and Mrs. Ron Woods
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The Columbus Philharmonic is deeply grateful to the following individuals, corporations, foundations and government agencies for their exemplary support of the 2012-2013 concert season and music education programs.
$500,000 AND UPMr. and Mrs. Robert Haddad, Sr.
$150,000 - $499,999Mr. and Mrs. James A. Henderson
Xenia and Irwin Miller and the Estate of
Clementine Miller Tangeman
$25,000 - $59,999Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dietrich
David M. and Barbara A. Kirr
Will Miller and Lynne Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. John Nash
$10,000 - $24,999Mary Ann Clark
Alice and Jerry Curry
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt
The Notables of the Philharmonic
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orben
Joan and Howard Pearcy
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ryan
Margaret J. Stevenson
$1,000 - $9,999Mr. and Mrs. L. Paul Berman
Mr. David Borcherding and Ms. Susan Pickens
Dr. and Mrs. David Bowden
John and Kaye Ellen Connor
Ed and Vivian Eckerly
David and Cindy Force
Bill and Jody Harter
Mr. and Mrs. Don Harvey
Louise Hillery
Tom and Sandi Hinshaw
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Lipson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McElroy
Don and Diane Michael
Lori Phillips
Bruce and Natalie Pollert
Mrs. Jane Hoffmeister Repp
Robert and Mary Williamson
UP TO $999Ingrid H. and Albert E. Askerberg, Jr.
Gary and April Bardonner
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Brand
Peggy Dell
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dorenbusch
Greg and Carol Kostrzewsky
Lisa Marchal
Steve, Michele and Katherine Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Poor
Mr. and Mrs. John Revell
Mrs. Adrienne Savage
Carolyn and John Seltzer
Henrietta and Smith Snively
Mrs. Marian J. Stark
Sharon Stark
Mr. and Mrs. Dearl Sweeney
Geoffrey and Adele Vincent
Joan Vogel
Bill and Sheryl Ziegler
The Columbus Philharmonic’s endowment will ensure a brilliant future for the orchestra. Funds are managed by The Heritage Fund and used to support continuing artistic excellence and to enhance the important Philharmonic music education programs offered throughout this region of Indiana. As of July 31, 2013, pledges and donations have been received from: BRAVO
$10,000+
Bob and Helen Haddad
Haddad Foundation
Indiana Arts Commission
The Johnson Family
MainSource
Carl Marshall Reeves and Mildred
Almen Reeves Foundation, Inc.
The Republic
ENCORE$7,500 - $9,999
Elwood Staffing
GOLD BATON$5,000 - $7,499
Bartholomew County Commissioners
City of Columbus
Columbus Area Arts Council
Columbus Container
Columbus Industrial Electric
Dorel Juvenile Group
Mike and Jodi Engelstad
Georg Utz Corporation
Heritage Fund: The Community Foundation of Bartholomew County
Hilliard Lyons
Johnson Ventures
Old National Bank
Reams Asset Management Company
Taylor Bros.
SILVER CIRCLE$2,500 - $4,999
Bartholomew County REMC
C. Richard Marshall
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Columbus Regional Health
Eynon Law Group, P.C.
Enkei
Faurecia
First Financial Bank
Force Construction
HRC Roofing & Sheet Metal
Impact Forge Group, Inc.
JCB
Marshall and Beth Middendorf
The Philharmonic Notables
Elizabeth R. and Walter C. Nugent Foundation
Psi Iota Xi
Schiff Hardin
SIHO Insurance Services
Tipton Lakes Company
Tobar, Inc.
CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE$1,000 - $2,499
Analyical Engineering, Inc.
Centerstone
Centra Credit Union
The Cole
Columbus Rotary Club
Clarence E. and Inez R. Custer Foundation
Estep & Company (Subway)
Hazel Teegarden Foundation
Kessler Investment Group
Kroot Corporation
MA Metal
MacTac
Powers That Bee Quilting
Salin Bank
Silgas
Thomasson, Thomasson, Long and Guthrie, P.C.
Toyota Industrial Equipment Manufacturing, Inc.
BENEFACTOR$500 - $999
Automobile Diagnostics
Blue & Co.
Boyer Machine & Tool
Brown’s Antiques
Leigh Burchyett
David C. Dailey Ins. Agency
Johnson-Witkemper Insurance Agency
Tom Pickett’s Music Center
Warren Ward Associates
ponsors & Partners
ecuring the Legacy2012-2013 The Endowment
MEMBERS
President: Judy SummervilleVice President: Pam LienhoopSecretary: Marilyn RichardsonTreasurer: Dick Fleck
Mary ClarkKathy FreeBrigitte HalvorsenJoyce HarmonDawn Hauck
40 et 8 Voiture 1274American Legion Post 24AMVETS Post 509Aton’s Self StorageBartholomew Consolidated School Corp.Bartholomew Co. Courthouse StaffBartholomew County Reserve Deputy OrganizationBistro 310Boy Scout Troop 588David and Donna BowdenMarie BraunellerJudy CecilCentral Middle SchoolJeremiah ChandlerMary ClarkClaudia’s Flora BundaCoca-Cola Bottling CompanyColumbus City Hall StaffColumbus City Sanitation DepartmentColumbus Container, Inc.Columbus East Band BoostersColumbus North Band BoostersColumbus Police DepartmentThe CommonsCummins, Inc.Dancer’s StudioDora Hotel Company, LLCSandra DosterglickVanessa EdwardsRobert and Deborah EikenbaryEllis Tents and EventsFirst Christian ChurchFirst Presbyterian ChurchFirst United Methodist Church
Glick FarmsBob and Helen HaddadBob and Juanita HardenHeavenly Handyman – Joe KindermanIndiana State PoliceThe Inn at Irwin GardensJacksson Contemporary Art Joint Force Headquarters, IndianaKinney PaperLarry E. Nunn & AssociatesJohn SadauskasLHP Software, LLCLiberty Advance Machine, Inc.Lovelace ElectricMilestone ContractorsNorth Christian ChurchNot Just PopcornSheryl NulphSam and Grace PentzerPentzer PrintingPuccini’s Smiling TeethQMIXQuickSignsTD AdvertisingThe RepublicRumpkeJohn SadauskasSmith’s RowSt. Paul’s Episcopal ChurchStuckey’s Piano ServiceTom Pickett’s Music CenterUnited Way of Bartholomew CountyVFW Post 1987White River BroadcastingWFIU
Anonymous In Honor of All who serve to protect their country
Edna Appel In Memory of Col. Darrin Appel
Jim and Charlotte Battin In Honor of Robert E. Wallace, Navy, USS Utah
Bruce Batts In Memory of Paul V. Batts, U.S. Navy Veteran, WWII
Don and Kathy BensonDr. and Mrs. Paul BippenChap and Mary Ann Blackwell III
In Memory of C.T. Blackwell Jr. African Campaign-WWII
David and Bonnie Boatwright In Honor of Larry Rushing In Memory of Donald Boatwright
Carolyn BowdenDavid and Donna Sjaardema Bowden
In Honor of our father, Donald Sjaardema, WWII, ex-POW
Mr. and Mrs. R.M. BowdenAllen and Irene Breed
In Memory of John D. BreedRex and Kathy BreedenLeigh and Tim Britt
In Memory of William J. Williams, WWI VetBob and Priscilla Brown
In Honor of Scott W. Brown and Jillian GantShirley and Tom Brown
In Honor of Lindley Neville and Jeffrey Brown In Memory of Roy, Kenneth and Wayne Neville
Todd and Deborah Burbrink and Ruby Burbrink In Memory of Gene R. Burbrink
Paul and Billie Moffitt & Nikki Burton| In Memory of Joel Shrader and Robert Moffitt
Stephen and Judy Cecil In Honor of Elmer E. Seeley
Marlene Chestnut In Memory of Jack L. Chestnut
Joseph CunninghamRuth Davee
In Honor of Carol and Eric HighsmithBevera and Pat David
In Memory of Daniel David, Private, Company B, 339th Infantry (served in northern Russia, 1918-1919)
Clem DavisBob and Ellen DeDomenic
In Memory of Ted ZaharakoWalter and Deborah DivanJacque Douglas
In Memory of Robert L. HufferMr. Kenneth O. DunnGeorge and Karen Dutro
In Honor of Dr. Kermit KnudsenBrett and Katy Dutton
In Memory of Jacob Allen TateWayne and Teresa Eberhard
In Memory of Wayne RughWilliam and Louise EhrensbergerE. Jean Ellis
In Memory of Eddie B. EllisZack and Glinda EllisonDon and Pamela Faber
In Honor of 2nd Lt. Jesse A. FaberKen and Karen Farley
In Honor of Zachary Robert FarleyDoris A. FarmerLynn and Debbie Finke
In Honor of Harold Finke In Memory of Wayne Alvis
Sandra Finkel In Memory of Wm. K. Bowen, Navy, WWII
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford GardnerJon and Camilla Gehring|
In Honor of Myron Gehring, WWII POW and Frank Hager, Korean War
Sharon and John GentleKen and Hedy GeorgeJames and Suellen Gillespie
In Honor of Frank L. GillespieGlenna Good
In Memory of J. Newton GoodDarrell GreathouseJim and Nancy GreenRobert and Anita Grider
In Honor of David Anderson and Darrin Scudder
Frank and Barbara Hager In Honor of Frank Hager
Dave and LaDonna Hall In Memory of Mike Hall
Tom and Mary Harmon In Memory of William D. Harmon
Greg and Marilyn HarterBill and Jody HarterWendel and Dawn Hauck
In Honor of all veterans and active duty personnel
Joe and Linda Heldt In Memory of Bill Heldt and Richard Banet
Jim and Toots HendersonGary and Robin Hilber
In Memory of James E.Shomo, Lynn F. Lowery and Robert J. Hilber
Rebecca HoffmanLeah HookerMrs. Richard Huffman
In Memory of Richard Huffman Col. (RET) and Mrs. Ken Hurst In Honor of Lt. Jay Hurst, U.S. Army
Owen and Annette HungerfordDick and Roberta Irwin
In Honor of Richard Harris and Richard Irwin In Memory of Glenn, Henry and Robert Harris
Yuki ItoRalph and Maureen JewellMrs. Ruth Johnson
In Memory of Dick JohnsonJeff and Karen JonesBob and Renée KastingAndrew Keenan and Janet MunariGwen and Ray Kelle
In Honor of all active duty personnelVirginia KendallTom and Mary Kendrick
In Honor of Cmdr. William T. Bruce, USN, (RET) In Memory of Col. Thomas R. Bruce, USA (RET),1st Lt. John M. Bruce, USMC (RET), Maj. Charles Lytle, USA (RET)
Kris and Roxie Kindelsperger In Honor of Bren Kindelsperger, USN In Memory of Lt. Commander Kenneth W. Kindelsperger, USN
Robert E. Kirk In Memory of Robert E. Kirk, Jr.
Gordon and Barbara LakeRyan and Blair LauerTom and Pam Lego
In Memory of Charles R. Wells and William H. Lego
John and Liz Lipson In Honor of our military - active and retired
Joe and Lisa Lohmeyer In Memory of Henry Lohmeyer
Tally and Lisa Lykins Family In Honor of Captain Kaman Lykins
Shirley A. Lyster In Memory of Oren R. Lyster
Edward F. and Bettye R. MannGreg and Julia MarshallC. Richard Marshall Law Office
In Honor of Robert Lawlace, WWII in Europe, U.S. Army
Verl MauzyRobert and Ruth Ann McClellanMary Ann McCrayMarshall and Beth MiddendorfMyron and Carol M. MillerRichard and Susan MillerTom and Carol MoteMr. Donald Munger
In Memory of June L. MungerPatsy B. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Nelson
In Memory of Gerry Nelson and Dale Eddelman
Dick and Nancy Nyers In Memory of Norman (Pete) Bullard and Andrew Conoley
Mary and Bob OrbenMrs. Grace A. OrrJohn and Peg ParkeThe Parkhurst FamilyClyde and Lenora Parrott
Ed and Kim Pence In Memory of Edward J. Pence
Elizabeth M. Perr In Memory of Julius P. Perr
Mark and Linda Hunteman Pillar In Honor of CPL (REV) Paul Hunteman USA In Memory of LTC George A. Pillar USA, PVT Roy Hunteman USA
Vince and Marge PongraczBeth Booth and Bill Poor
In Honor of William E. Poor (Navy 1968-1971)
Margaret PowersCharles and Judith RichardsonMarilyn RichardsonJohn and Marilnn Rondot
In Memory of William FarrarJoAnne and Bob RotherJohn and Donna Sasse
In Memory of Martin H. Schulz, U.S. Army
Colin and Linda ScheidtRolf and Margot ScholzRalph and Nancy Schumann
In Honor of Rear Admiral Thomas R. Cullison
Suzanne and Dean SmithFrank R. Souza
In Memory of Louis W. KringsSusan Rickenbaugh Sublette
In Memory of Don Sublette and Blaine Rickenbaugh
Norma and Bob ThomasMark and Kathy ThompsonJim and Bev Tibbetts
In Memory of our parents Shirley Todd In Memory of Lindell Todd, Don and Dave Tanner
Betty Tuttle In Memory of Jean Piccione, WWII
Thomas and June Vickers In Memory of Bill Andrews
Helene VillemureMr. and Mrs. Tom VujovichBetty J. Welch In Honor of James WelchChuck and Suzanne Wells
In Honor of Charlie Wells Jr.Greg and Bettie WesselBonnie Whisman
In Honor of Bruce A. HutchisonGreg and Camille Willmore
In Memory of Richard H. WillmoreGarnett and Mildred Winchester
In Honor of Garnett Winchester, Navy (WWII) and Brent Maupin, Army (Iraq) In Memory of Dr. Greg Maupin, Army (Desert Storm)
Tom and Sara Wood In Memory of Lt. Col. George Kimmel
Dot Yeaton In Honor of J.D. and Ryan Yeaton, U.S. Marines
The Philharmonic gratefully acknowledges the following patrons who joined us to Stand Up and Support Salute! Thank you for your generous donations, special remembrances and memorials. God Bless America!
alute!
Administrative StaffMargaret Powers Executive DirectorChris Gordon Marketing and Communications ManagerLaura Baker Finance and Administration Manager
AuditorLarry E. Nunn & Assoc., Certified Public Accountants, LLC
Artistic StaffDr. David Bowden Music Director and Conductor Vanessa Edwards Production ManagerKirsten Bowden Librarian Donna Bowden Orchestra Personnel Manager Logan Strawn Assistant Orchestra Personnel Manager Beth Booth Poor Choral CoordinatorBradford Thompson Bloomington Choral Coordinator and Choral AccompanistJay Mosier Recording Engineer Dale Gaumer CD Production
Ex-OfficioDavid Bowden, Music DirectorMargaret Powers, Executive DirectorLogan Chopyk, Orchestra RepresentativeBeth Booth Poor, Choral CoordinatorJudy Summerville, President of the Notables
Board of Directors 2012-2013
Kathy and Tom Dell Wendy and Mark Elwood Cindy and David Force Helen and Bob Haddad Ray Hass Mary (Toots) and Jim HendersonSandi and Tom Hinshaw Ruth Johnson Alice and Rick Johnson Alice and Peter Leonard Elli and Dan McElroy
Tessa and David Milroy Susan and John Nash Mary and Bob Orben Kevina and Hutch Schumaker Jane Anne and Fred Stadler Sherry Stark Barbara and Robert Stevens Judy and Gregg Summerville Kay and Robert Williams Sandy and Ron Zimmerman
Community Advisory Council
General operating support received from:
Our Mission StatementThe mission of the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic is to make music.
m We create performances in pursuit of the highest artistic achievement.
m We educate all ages in the joy of music.m We advocate a life long interest and involvement in music.m We perpetuate these activities by providing the resources
needed to make them flourish.
Our vision is to enhance the quality of life in our community so that all citizens have the opportunity to be touched by live, high-quality music in a manner and style meaningful to them.
Our artistic policy is to present and teach a balance of the best orchestral, choral and chamber repertoire from all periods and styles, including all genres of American music and music of our time.
Jack Turner (1973-74) Barbara Garton (1974-75) Betty Brown (1975-76) Norm Leighty (1976-77) Jackie Murphy (1977-78) Sam Chizmar (1978-79) Curt DeClue (1979-80) Chuck VanNatta (1980-81) Gary Gron (1981-82) Susan Anderson (1982-83) Dan McKinley (1983-84) Phyllis Ryan (1984-85) Elizabeth Booth Poor (1985-86) Susan Ingmire (1986-87) Alice Curry (1987-89) William Poor (1989-91) Bob Kaspar (1991-93) Richard Stenner (1993-95, 1997-98) Barbara Kirr (1995-97) Jane Hoffmeister Repp (1998-2000) Kaye Ellen Connor (2000-02) Robert A. Orben (2002-03) Robert J. Williams Ph.D. (2003-04) Mark S. Elwood (2004-05) Judy Summerville (2005-06) Tom Hinshaw (2006-07)Elizabeth Lipson (2007-08)John Erickson (2008-09)Tom Lego (2009-12)
