HORIZONS
A NEWSLETTER FOR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF CROTCHED MOUNTAIN
SPRING/SUMMER 2008, VOLUME 8, NUMBER 2
SPECIAL DONOR RECOGNITION ISSUE

A Lifelong Alliance and Legacy for Future Generations
by Don Shumway
President and CEO
CROTCHED MOUNTAIN’S mission to forge lifelong alliances with people with disabilities means our programs and services offer
supports to people of all ages, in all phases of life.
Our Brain Injury Center (BIC) and residential programs follow people with brain injuries caused by accident, stroke or other
circumstance through rehabilitation, discharge and transition to independent or supportive living.
In this issue we highlight Peter VanCourt, a former patient at the BIC who has made great strides in recovery from a brain
injury he sustained when he was hit by a car in early 2007.
As you’ll see in Peter’s story, life continues after formal rehabilitation, as does the need for ongoing supports for many.
We have expanded our residential programs to include a number of supported residences statewide and around New England 
serving approximately 200 people.
And we recently opened a day program in a Greenfield town building for 24 adults with disabilities.
It’s a place for people to access information and resources, companionship, volunteer activities and community meals.
It’s one of many ways we build community in the community.
Another community of special importance to us is the natural habitat that surrounds our Greenfield facility.
Recently, we’ve undertaken an ambitious project to permanently preserve 1,165 acres through a conservation easement and
create an accessible recreation center.
An important partner in this endeavor is the New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program(LCHIP), which
invested $250,000 to match federal funds toward our preservation efforts.
LCHIP’s commitment to preserve New Hampshire’s significant natural and cultural places will ensure Crotched Mountain’s
meaningful alliance with future generations as well.

LCHIP AND CM
A PROJECT FOR PEOPLE AND TREES
The New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program is an independent state authority that makes matching grants
to New Hampshire communities and non-profits to conserve and preserve the state’s most important natural, cultural and
historic resources.
The $250,000 LCHIP award to Crotched Mountain provided all important matching funds for our Forest Legacy Program award,
a federal program that so far has allocated just under $1 million.
This year our project is ranked 12th in the country in the continuing competitive process, so we hope to receive additional
funding for the easement valued at $2.71 million.
“It’s a fantastic and deserving project,” said Deborah Turcott, LCHIP executive director.
“LCHIP’s mission is to protect land for the good of the people, and this project encompasses both ideas.”

CROTCHED MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY CARE
Keeping Those Home Fires Burning Brightly
JUST BECAUSE we call ourselves Crotched Mountain doesn’t mean everything we do happens on the mountain.
Crotched Mountain Community Care(CMCC), which provides care management to older adults and adults with disabilities in their
homes, is on the ground serving over 800 people across New Hampshire.
Started in 1989 as a pilot project on the coast, the program has expanded to five regional offices whose care managers make
it possible for people, who would otherwise live in longterm care facilities, to remain independent in their own homes.
Rosemary “Rosie” Collins is one such person.
After surgery last year, Rosie spent some time recuperating in acare facility.
After discharge she still needed assistance with day-to-day activities and, through an acquaintance, Rosie and herdaughters
Anne, Chris and Ellen, got in touch with CMCC director, Ann Schwartzwalder.
“We were happy to help,” says Ann.
“Our caremanagement services are designed for people like Rosie’s children who are part of what we call the sandwich
generation—adults who have younger children at home and who care for aging parents as well.”
Ann says CMCC’s care managers act as eyes and ears for family members who can’t be with their parents as much as they want
because they work or live far away.
In this case, Rosie required daily assistance with household tasks, and due to more recent health concerns, she now receives
round-the-clock care coordinated by CMCC care manager Bonnie Konopka.
Bonnie and Rosie’s daughter Anne work together to oversee staffing and other services Rosie needs.
Rosie’s daughter says the arrangement is working great on every level.
“When Mom was in the care facility recuperating, she was unhappy and making little progress.
She had clearly expressed to us over the years that her goal was to ALWAYS stay in her own home.
We knew she would be happier there.
The challenge was to develop the support structure—basically running a nursing home for one,” Anne recalls.
“I knew CMCC could help.
My sisters and I just couldn’t be there 24/7.
Bonnie streamlined the process and made it easy.
From staffing, to administrative and insurance issues, to help with care-related family decisions, it was a relief to have
an objective, knowledgeable voice in all these matters.”
Rosie is somewhat frail, but still enjoys frequent visits from friends and family.
“The relationships she has with her caregivers also keep her engaged and interested,”says Anne.
Rosie has many people in her life.
“Friends and family stop by every afternoon,”adds Bonnie.
“And she’s so happy to be able to visit with them in the comfort and safety of her own home.”
To learn more about care management services through CMCC, call Ann Schwartzwalder at 603.431.3042.

Making a Life After Rehab
SOMETIMES IT TAKES A VILLAGE
ABOUT A YEAR AGO, Peter VanCourt would be the first to tell you his life was pretty difficult.
But he had no idea then how much more challenging his life was about to become.
Peter was one of a growing number of homeless employed.
He had a job he went to everyday, but when he left work at the end of his shift, he went home to a tent.
One cold January evening in 2007, as he was crossing the street, Peter was hit by a car.
He sustained a number of severe injuries to his brain, spinal cord, shoulder and legs.
“They tell me I was in a coma for ten days,” reports Peter, who still doesn’t remember much about the accident.
Peter was hospitalized at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon for four months.
At the time of his discharge, he needed a wheelchair to get around and he still had significant cognitive impairments.
“When it came time for Peter to leave Dartmouth, he had nowhere to go and still would have benefited from inpatient
rehabilitation,” recalls Jenn Bridges, nurse manager on Crotched Mountain’s Brain Injury Center(BIC).
Fortunately, the BIC had a bed available and Peter was transported to Crotched Mountain to begin the hardwork of
rehabilitation.
“When I got here I was pretty confused.
It took me awhile to find my way around,” says Peter.
But find his way he did.
According to BIC assistant director and case manager Belinda Ryan-Magoon, “Credit for Peter’s success is all his.
He worked very hard.
He ran with every support we had to offer him.”
Supports that, among others, included cognitive, physical, speech and occupational therapies.
Of all of them, Peter says his favorite was cognitive therapy, which helps people recover functions such as planning,
organizing and memory through practical applications.
In Peter’s case, cognitive therapy largely involved making furniture—an activity he was familiar with and one he embraced
with enthusiasm.
“In regaining cognitive skills, we do what makes sense to the client,” explains Tom Badgley, cognitive rehabilitation 
therapist.
“Peter’s a talented guy with lots of practical skills.
He’s a welder and a carpenter, so the wood shop was a natural fit.”
“It was great.
Tom and I would get together and assemble Adirondack chairs to sell in the BIC store.
It kept me busy and my mind occupied,” says Peter.
According to Tom, the wood shop offered ample opportunity to work on cognitive skills like time management, focus and
task completion.
“The wood shop became a good anchor for him,” says Tom.
Peter also readily reached out to other patients in the center.
Belinda recalls he took one gentleman with memory issues under his wing, regularly helping to orient him to activities,
people and places throughout the day.
Peter speaks affectionately of many of the people he’s lived and worked with at Crotched Mountain.
And, since his discharge from the BIC, he now refers to some of them as neighbors and co-workers.
Last fall, despite some lingering cognitive and orthopedic issues, Peter was ready for discharge from the BIC.
“The problem was he did so well, he wasn’t eligible for many community-based services,” says Belinda.
“He’s one of those people who can be independent.
He can work, he can keep himself safe, but he still needs some supports.”
This seemingly good news resulted in Peter falling through the cracks of the service net for people with brain injuries, 
but that just motivated the folks in many departments at Crotched Mountain to get more creative.
Peter was certainly a candidate to live independently, as long as he could count on regular supports such as help with 
paying bills, shopping and transportation.
An apartment became available on campus and in November Peter moved in.
And with the help of the human resource and maintenance departments, he’s now employed by Crotched Mountain as a member of
the maintenance staff and currently works in the laundry.
Peter gets some of the regular supports he needs from John Martin, a licensed nursing assistant in the center, with whom
Peter forged a particularly close bond.
“John registered as a volunteer with the Monadnock Volunteer Center so he could continue to help Peter, but as a volunteer
rather than a staff person,” explains Belinda.
“Crotched Mountain wrapped its arms around Peter,” saysJenn Bridges, pointing out that Peter’s story is not unique, but
rather an apt illustration of the way people at Crotched Mountain are committed to the mission of the organization—to
offer a life-long alliance to people with disabilities.
Peter beams when he talks about his experience at Crotched Mountain, especially when he refers to the help he received
from Belinda, who coordinated the many loose ends that had to come together to make his discharge successful.
The final loose end was tied up recently when Peter became the first client of the Contoocook Valley Transportation
Cooperative, a volunteer group organizing transportation options for residents in the Contoocook Valley.
Peter will now be able to get to the grocery store and manage other errands in town when he wants.
“I’d be lost without you,” he says to Belinda with a smile.

Thinking and Knowing
REGAINING COGNITIVE SKILLS
WHEN IT COMES TO cognitive rehabilitation therapy, every moment is a teachable moment, according to Tom Badgley,c ognitive
rehabilitation therapist with the BIC.
“Everything is cognition from the most basic self awareness to decision-making and time management.”
So, when it comes to working on cognitive skills with people in the Brain Injury Center at Crotched Mountain, Tom and the
other therapists who comprise the Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy Program don’t have to look too far to come up with the
right approach to engage clients.
Led by occupational therapist Linda Murphy, the team starts with an assessment to determine a client’s strengths and 
deficits, and then the work becomes more creative.
With some clients, it begins with basic self awareness.
A goal might be for them to identify three changes in their lives since their brain injury or to orient themselves to time
and place.
A memory exercise might entail remembering a therapist’s name or who has visited a client’s room on a given day.
The intensive four-day-a-week, two-hour-a-day program recently implemented on the BIC features, among other modalities,a
group component.
Tom recalls a session where members played an alphabetical memory game listing items from A to Z that Tom should take
along on his Bahamas vacation.
“It was fun because the things they had me taking along where pretty unusual and memorable.
The clients were amazed that with practice they could recall so many items.”
Repetition, says Tom, is often the key to regaining skills.
Practice does make a difference, as does using compensatory tools such as lists, timers and other strategies to enhance
memory, focus and organizational functions.
Crotched Mountain is continually challenged to provide this kind of rehabilitative therapy to clients because, even
though recovery of cognitive function is necessary for a successful return to independent living, these services are not
reimbursed by private insurance companies.
“Just as a person with a spinal injury has to relearn how to stand and walk, a person with a brain injury needs to relearn
thinking strategies,” says Tom.
Crotched Mountain will co-sponsor and host the 15th Annual Conference of the Society for Cognitive Rehabilitation on 
September 12 and 13.

THE FACE OF PHILANTHROPY
Introducing the Don Kent Society
by Michael Redmond, Vice President for Advancement
IF YOU LIVED IN Massachusetts or New Hampshire in the 1960s and 70s, chances are you remember Don Kent and often planned
your daily activities based on his weather forecasts!
We’re happy to let you know that, at the age of 91, Mr. Kent continues to enjoy good health and recently made the trip to
visit us at Crotched Mountain.
Mr. Kent’s connection to Crotched Mountain started in 1960, when he was a WBZ-TV weatherman and several of our students
joined him on air.
For the next twelve years, the “kids at Crotched Mountain” were involved in his weather forecasts, calling their report
into the station on a daily basis.
And Don Kent’s commitment to Crotched Mountain didn’t end there.
He remains an ardent supporter, leaving a legacy that includes members of his TV audience who continue to support
Crotched Mountain because of the passion he shared for the many children he met over the years.
The Don Kent Legacy Society
We’ve recently created The Don Kent Legacy Society to honor those who have included Crotched Mountain Foundation in their
estate plans.
Society members will join Mr. Kent in creating a legacy of support and lifelong alliance for the people Crotched Mountain
was founded to serve.
There are many ways to become a member!
To become a Don Kent Legacy Society member, you need only notify us that you have included Crotched Mountain Foundation
in your will, trust or other estate plans.
We do not require disclosure of specific gift information and will respect your wishes for recognition or confidentiality.
Individuals who notify us that they’ve included Crotched Mountain Foundation in their estate plans before June 30, 2009
will be recognized as Founders of the Don Kent Legacy Society.
Don Kent Legacy Society members receive lifetime benefits.
We will recognize Don Kent Legacy Society members in many ways, including:
An annual President’s Luncheon
Invitations to celebratory and educational events
A lifelong subscription to Horizons
Recognition in our annual report
Listing on our Don Kent Legacy Society plaque
For more information on the Don Kent Legacy Society, contact Michael Redmond at 603.547.3311, ext.1479.
And remember, gifts large and small are important.
Charitable giving is not only for the wealthy!

We Salute Carol and Howard Stoner
PARTNERS IN PARENTING, BUSINESS AND PHILANTHROPY
CAROL AND HOWARD STONER have known each other all their lives.
Born and raised in Montana, their parents—even their grandparents—were friends, so it was no surprise that they became
high school sweethearts and married thirty-eight years ago.
Their college years found Howard at the University of St.Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota, while Carol did her undergraduate
work at Rutgers University and later received a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Brandeis.
In 1981 Howard formed Stoner & Company, which has grown to serve insurance companies and some of the world’s largest
corporations when they sustain losses due to natural disasters.
“We evaluate, rescue and liquidate damaged merchandise, material and other assets all across the country,” explains Howard.
While Howard was building the business and they were starting their family, Carol worked as a scientist at Dana-Farber
Cancer Institute and taught at Harvard Medical School.
But after their son John was born, Carol joined Stoner & Company, where she now manages the finances.
This partnership reinforces their most important job—parenting their four children, Dax, Allison, John and Brendon.
“We’ve always shared the day-to-day decisions,” says Carol.
When they learned that John had been born with a brain that was not completely developed, Carol and Howard sought out
specialists to find the best therapies and care, and to plan for his future.
As John grew older, his physical needs became more involved and his inability to speak and communicate clearly often
resulted in difficult behaviors.
Carol remembers vividly, “It was as if John was the center of a vortex that was pulling us all in.”
The decision to enroll John in a special school “was the hardest one we ever made,” recalls Carol.
But when they found Crotched Mountain, they realized it was the best possible situation for John and their family.
“It has made all the difference,” says Howard, “for John and for us.”
“Crotched staff—teachers, therapists and residential aides—worked together on John’s educational needs and behavior issues
and today he can go anywhere we go,” smiles Carol.
“The first year John was at Crotched,I said ‘I’m going to take a year off from worrying,’ and I’ve been able to take every
year off from worrying since then,” she continues.
John’s sister and brothers are devoted to him.
Brendon even won an award for a paper he wrote in the eighth grade called The Bumpy Ride where he describes a day with
John as “the best day of my life.”
The Stoners also partner in their philanthropic and volunteer interests.
In addition to their church, Chamber of Commerce and many community service involvements in Sudbury and Boston, Howard
has served, and Carol is currently serving, on the Crotched Mountain Board of Trustees.
They have made challenge gifts to the Board and initiated an annual golf tournament in Massachusetts that realized over
$90,000 for Crotched Mountain in its first year.
Recently, John graduated from Crotched Mountain and has successfully transitioned to a residence not far from where the
Stoners live in Sudbury, Massachusetts.
“Crotched Mountain saved our lives as a family,” Carol emphasizes.
“We can’t do enough in our lifetime to repay all that Crotched Mountain gave us.”

BRIEFLYnoted
VOLUNTEERS TAKE A SPRING BREAK AT CM
THIRTEEN ALTERNATIVE SPRING BREAK STUDENTS from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign drove 23 hours to volunteer
at CM during spring break.
Helping out at CM School and the Hayden Day Program, they clocked close to 500 volunteer hours during their stay.
They described their experience as “inspirational” and “amazing,” and were thankful to all those who contributed to making
their stay here so fun and rewarding.
A second group from Western Michigan University also spent a week of vacation here.

FRIENDS BEFRIEND CM FOSTER GRANDPARENTS
The Friends Program will expand its support of the Foster Grandparent Program to include regions previously managed by
Crotched Mountain Foundation.
Now the statewide sponsor of the Foster Grandparents Program, The Friends Program will welcome 56 additional Foster
Grandparents from 32 locations serving more than 550 children with special needs.

ANNUITY RATES TO CHANGE JULY 1
Contract for a Crotched Mountain Charitable Gift Annuity Before July 1 and Earn More For Your Retirement
Enjoy retirement income you can depend on with a Crotched Mountain Charitable Gift Annuity.
Insure your retirement and leave a legacy of support for the important work of Crotched Mountain.
Current rates are scheduled to turn downward on July 1.
If you have been thinking about a Crotched Mountain Charitable Gift Annuity, now is the time to lock in the higher rate.
Please contact Michael Redmond, Vice President for Advancement, for a confidential, no obligation, personal 
illustration at 603.547.3311, ext.1479

THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS
July 1,2006-June 30,2007
INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS
John Adams, Forrest Barwood, Jessie Bennett, Corry Boyd, Keith Brown, Diane Brown, Donna Brunet, Jason Bushman, Tim Carson,
Dianne Chatfield, Rosemond Chery, Yanni Chowriamah, Debbie Colpitts, Elaine Dash, Marcia Davis, Dawn DeCosta-Gallo, 
Richard Dumont, Chester Eastwood, David Getchell, David Holmes, Lindsey Huntoon, Allen Larrabee, Candice Lawlor, Megan
MacInnes, Patricia Martin, Lorraine Morse, Spencer Noyes, James Orr, Jonathon Sbat, Kevin Sterling, Benjamin Tenney, 
Landen Tusieneina, Kenneth Wilson, Carl Wilson

VOLUNTEER GROUPS
Audubon Society Camp, Boot Scootin’ Boomers, Camp Wildwood, Johnson State University,Vermont, John Stark Regional High
School, New Hampshire Village People, Peterborough Recreational Department, Phoenix Academy, Project Linus, Young Heroes

Hampshire 100 Returns to Crotched Mountain 
100 KM RACE SANCTIONED BY THE EASTERN FAT TIRE ASSOCIATION
ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, over 200 mountain bikers are expected to race in the second Hampshire 100, New Hampshire’s premier
ultra endurance mountain bike event that benefits Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center’s programs and services.
The Eastern Fat Tire Association race winds through the beautiful and diverse terrain of Greenfield, Francestown, Hancock,
Bennington, Deering and Weare, traversing a portion of Crotched Mountain near the end of the course.
“We are thrilled to welcome the Eastern Fat Tire Association back to Crotched Mountain for their second annual race,” said
vice president of development Shari Landry.
“Proceeds of this fundraising race will support rehabilitation services for the children and adults with major disabilities,
brain injuries and related conditions we treat here at Crotched Mountain.”
Novice, Sport, Expert and Pro/Elite classes for men and women will be represented in the race that begins and ends at Oak
Park in Greenfield.
Campsites for the participants will be available.
Last year’s participants were unanimous in their excitement about the new course, calling it “Challenging.”
“Cool!” and “A terrific day!”
For more information, contact www.efta.com.
To register online, contact www.active.com.

A LONG, LONG WINTER
We know.
The winter was rough on everyone.
But consider the maintenance crew at Crotched Mountain who, with an average of one snow storm a week, maintained roads and
walkways campus-wide—after every storm clearing approximately six miles of road, even more miles of sidewalks, ten parking
lots and 300 doorways.
They accomplished it working 14-hour shifts with four plows and one backhoe.
Now that spring is here, they can relax a little.
“My kids grew up and I missed it,” joked one crew member.
“Yeah,” another agreed, “we get to see our families again.”

HORIZONS
Published by 
The Office of Advancement
Editor: Robin Boyd
robin.boyd@crotchedmountain.org
Crotched Mountain Foundation
One Verney Drive Greenfield, NH 03047
603.547.3311, ext.1490
Please write us at the above address if you wish to have your name removed from fundraising requests supporting Crotched
Mountain.

Crotched Mountain Honor Roll 
Contributors, July 1, 2006-June 30,2007
PHILANTHROPIST’S CIRCLE
$25,000+
Anonymous, Theodore Bacon,Jr., Beatrice J.Ellison Trust, Wilbur C.Hennings, David H. McFadden, Gertrude M. Miller Trust,
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, Rowland Foundation,The Russell Piscataquog River Watershed Foundation, The Gilbert
Verney Foundation
FOUNDER’S CIRCLE
$10,000+
The Badger Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.,
Frank W. Bartlett Trust, Janet & Dr. Thomas Bolland, Cogswell Benevolent Trust, Estate of Robert H. Elliott, Fred D.Hemenway
Trust, Linda & David Himmer, Harry K. & Frances D. Noyes Memorial Fund, Miriam & Donald Shumway, H. Donald Spalding
Revocable Trust, Susan M. Fennelly & Edward Taylor, Roger R. and Theresa A. Thompson Endowment Fund, UNH Cooperative 
Extension, Elizabeth Whittemore Charitable Trust
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
$5,000+
Boot Scootin’ Boomers, Charles and Jessie Brooks Trust, Sarah Cogswell Irrevocable Trust, Estate of Helen Hammond, The
Blanche Hyslop Fund, Michael Gallen, Gertrude H. Guillow Charitable Trust, The Hurlin Foundation, Elizabeth Lamb, 
MacMillin Co.,Inc., Otter Brook Foundation, Mildred W. & Charles P. Page Fund, Public Consulting Group, The Rath Group,
Raytheon Company Matching Gifts for Education, Dorothy A. Richardson Trust, Dr. Carol & Howard Stoner, StoryLand, Swerling
Milton Winnick, The Ruth F. Thayer Family Maintenance Trust, Ruth Wilson
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
$1,000+
Anonymous, A.G.Edwards & Sons,Inc., Action C.B. Club,June & John Adams, Amity Lodge,AF & AM, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield,
BAE Employee Community Service Fund, Carolann & Roger Ball, Valerie & David Barnes, Lisa & Robert Baumbach, William H.
Bearden, Christine L.Beck Trust, Amedine & Rev.Igor Bella, Bonnie B.Bennett, Bethesda Lodge 30 IOOF, Mae Casali Bonvicini
Charitable Foundation, Edith Bowen, Pauline Brine, John W.Byrne, Wilson Caruso Charitable Foundation, James & Christine
Chandler Foundation, Albert E. & Clara F.Chorley Fund, Cirtronics Corp., Norman W. Clapp, Club National Charitable Fund,Inc.,
CMRC-Brain Injury Awareness Day Event Funds, Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston, Inc., Cooke & Currie Fund,
Dr. Seddon Savage & Dr.Carl Cooley, William T. Crandell,Jr., Donna Foote & Robert Demers, Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation,
Elisabeth & Arthur Dyer, Edelweiss Charitable Foundation, The Family Center of Greater Peterborough, Denise & James
Fitzgerald, Estate of Shirley E.Fogg, Frontier Capital Management Co., Alice & Dr.Gilbert Fuld, Andrew B.Gallen, Carol &
Benjamin Gayman, John S.Gikas, Marlene Graf, Grand Royal Arch Chapter of MA, Granite Group Benefits, Ernest O.Guertin Trust,
F.H.Hamblet,Inc., Harvey Industries,Inc., Pearl & Harry Haymes, Marilynne & Dr. David Hedstrom, HighPoint Communications
Group,Inc., Jean & John Hoffman, Anne S.Howells Charitable Trust, John A. and Carol A.Hubbard Charitable Foundation, Oliver
Wentworth Hubbard, Louise W.Huntoon, ICAP, Income Research & Management, Interstate Electrical Services Corp., Ann & Ed
Kania, Ed and Ann Kania Foundation, Leslie & Dr.Robin Kenney, Korea Nazarene University, Shari Landry, Susan & David Leathers,
Margaret A.Lins, Kris & Harold D.Losey,Jr., F.Cameron Ludwig, Kathleen & Michael Lussier, Madeleine & Steven Mattson,
The McGuirk Children, Mark J.McHugh, Leigh & George McLean, Robin & Lucas Merrow, Maurice & Rhonda Miller Fund, Gail & John
Mintken, Florence B.Mudgett Trust, New Hampshire Community Technical College at Nashua, Northeast Delta Dental, Ocean Bank,
Cathy & Randy Papadellis, Paper Thermometer Co.Inc., Michelle Radie, Rare Coins of New Hampshire,Inc., RBC Dain 
Rauscher-Peterborough, RBC Dain Rauscher Foundation, Ride-Away Handicap Equipment Corporation, Rocky’s Rangers, 
Marc Rosenbaum, RTM Communications, S.U.R Construction,Inc., Susan & Michael Sassano, Joan & Paul Schlieben, Michael Shields,
Barbara Slaff, Susan M.Slaff, Anna & Jack Sommers Charitable Trust, Catherine & John Sommers, Donna V.Dunlop &Andrew Spahr,
St.Stephen’s Church, The Stettenheim Foundation,Inc., Stromgren Plumbing & Heating Co.,Inc., Sun Life Financial, Carleton W.
Titus, United Way of Greater Nashua, USI New England, Elsie Van Buren, John Van Dalsum, Vistaview Farms,Inc., Westfield
Capital Management, Rita & Harry White, Ellen & Michael Whitney, Wiggin & Nourie,P.A., Workplace Systems,Inc.
Cynthia & William Yuknewicz, Corinne Ziman
MEMBER’S CIRCLE
$500+
Sherri & David Ahearn, AIANH/IDID, Patricia & Weslie Armour, Charles H. Baldwin, Jill D.Bates, Gretchen & Stephen Bates,
Patricia & Joseph Beauregard, Richard C.Beeman, Berry Fund Charitable Foundation, John Biron, Patricia & Robert Boyd,
Diane & Dr.Robert Brunelle, Clare & Daniel Callaghan, Stephen R. Carrier, Elizabeth Gillan Caulo & Peter Caulo Deirdre &
Grenville Clark,III, Rose M.Clegg, Adrienne & Wayne Colsia, Geneva D.DaPrato, Victoria Walgreen Dilling, Dole & Bailey,Inc.,
Timothy J.Driscoll, Thomas L.Dwyer, Mae E.Eagleson, June & Bruce Edwards, Alycemae & Robert Flanders, Carly Forbes/CBRB Cares,
Holle & Allen Forbes, Gretchen & Thomas Gaul, Terry & Charles Giacopelli, Walter H.Goodnow, Grassi Design Group, Joyce &
Cyrus Gregg, John Hancock Matching Gifts Program, Elfriede G.Hanley, Elizabeth & Rt.Rev.Donald Hart, Linda & Joseph Hart,
Nancy Hayden, Muriel & Edmund Henault, Frederick E.Hertel, Judith L.Hilliard, Janet L.Holland, Priscilla P.Hurlin,
Catherine & Ronald Jellison, Audrey M.White & Daniel L.Keaveny, Jane & Bruce Keough, Michael Langen, Liberty Mutual,
Loretta & Robert Locatelli, Edward Lotkowski, Gerard MacLellan, MacLellan Oil Co., Harry W. MacPherson, Dede & Charlton
MacVeagh,Jr., Ashok Malik, Diana & David Mattoon, Mary & John McMahon, Richard K.Murphy, New England Pension Consultants,
Herbert Nilson, O’Hara & Company,Ltd., Osram Sylvania,Inc., Thomas Palazzi, Patient Lifts of New England, Dorothy & Walter
Peterson, Louis F.Petroni, Lisa & William Pezzoni, Philanthropic Lodge F & AM, Beverly A.& Albert Pollard, Pompanoosuc Mills
Corp., Jean & Raynold Pool, Cynthia,Robert,Joe &Katie Ramsay, Atty.Thomas D.Rath, RBC Dain Rauscher,Inc.-Boston, Laura &
Michael Redmond, R.Gail Russell, Becky D.Sakellariou, Sanel Auto Parts, Sarette & Associates,Inc., Scammon Family Fund,
James Scammon, Janet U.Schaefer, John F.Shepard, Margaret & Francesco Siega, Kathy & John Soubosky, MaryBeth & John Stanek,
C.C.Stephens & Co., David C.Sundelin, Beverly Sutherland, SVE Associates, Faye & Joseph Torro, Alvan A.Traffie, Steve
Tulley, Jeanne & Philip Tulley,Jr., Jo Turville, Unitarian Universalist Church of Portsmouth, James W.Varnum, Vermont Arts
Exchange, Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts, Major W.Wheelock, Patricia Whitney, Danette & Stephen Wineberg, JS Wolfsberg
Family Fund, Joyce & Gary Young
FRIEND’S CIRCLE
$100+
Anonymous,Florence & Russell Aiken, Alice E.Aittama, Alexander,Aronson & Finning, Marion & Frank Almeida, Anna & Raymond
Ambrogi, Alexander R. Amell, John E.Amorello,Sr., Mr.& Mrs.George Andersen, Elizabeth & Stephen Anderson, Andrew Abu Realtors,
William N.Andrew, Annino Inc., Gail & Charles H.Anthony, Patricia & Dr.Fred Appleton, Louise & Jacques Aquillon, Meredith
E.White & R.Gary Armstrong, Lucille M.Atkinson, Nancy August, Wilton O.Avery, Mary & Richard Badger, Marie & Lou Bakanowsky,
S.L.Bandanza, Bank of America Matching Gifts Program, Banks Chevrolet-Cadillac,Inc., Bard Chiropractic, Bargmann Hendrie
+ Archetype,Inc., Susan & Kevin Barry, Allen J.Batchelder, Timothy Bates, Rebecca & Robert Baum, Ferris G.Bavicchi, Claire
& Christopher Bean, Claire Bean, Sharon & Martin Beaver, Laura & Peter Beeson, Belletetes,Inc., Ann & R.Mark Benbow,
Benda Homecare Solutions, Richard P.Benoit, Benthien Assocs.,Inc., Marilyn & Robert Bergevin, Bethlehem-Lewis Commandery 18,
Bea & David Bevins, Bison-East, Blair Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, John F.Blais, Dorothy & Richard Bohan,Jr.,
Elaine C.Bonnette, Julie E.Borge, Marcia O’Neil-Bowen & Colman J.Bowen, Carol & Bernard Bradstreet, Laurie Branchaud,
Dorothy M.Brendle, Janet & Ray Brewer, George W.W.Brewster,III, Joan Jessop Brewster, Frederick Briggs, Regina Bringolf,
Edith Bristol, Helen & Richard Brockelman, Carol & Ronald Brodeur, Lorraine M.Brooks, Sarah Taylor & Jeffrey Brown,
Mary & Kenneth Brown, Alma & Wesley Brown, Linda & Edward Brummer, Grace M.Bulkeley, Joan A.Bullock, Cynthia & Donald Burgess,
Doris E.Bush, Jocelyn & Craig Cain, Archie Campbell, Dr.Maureen E.McCanty & Dr.Dennis J.Card, Susan & Dr.Dennis Carlson,
Marji & Wayne Carter, Audrey & Dr.Richard Carvalho, Central New England Endodontics & Implantology, Athalie & George 
Chandler, June Chandler, Julie & William Chapin, Colleen & Raymond Charleston, Chestnut Dental Associates, G.Steve 
Chirigotis,Col.USAF(Ret.), Karin Wells & Craig Christensen, Mary C.Christo, Nordice & Arthur Chute, Ann & John Clarkeson,
Thomas F.Cleary, Arthur D.Coddens, Rosemary & David Coffin, Sharon & Ronald Cole, Ms.Debbie Colpitts, Barbara & Joseph
Comer, Compass Capital Corp., Barbara & John Condon, Melinda & Robert Condon, Mary & Tom Congoran, David P.Conley, Ann &
Christopher Conway, Conway Office Products, June & Forrest Cook, Martha & Dr.William Cooper, Copley Harris Co.Inc, 
Patricia & Dr.Paul Corcoran, Norma E.Corey, Lance Cramer, Greta & John Craven, Cathy & Jerry Cray, J.Leo Cronin,Jr., 
Catherine & Scott Croteau, Stacey L. Crowell, A.B.Curtis, Patricia & Charles Davis, Joan Sarah Davis, Nancy & Dr.Henry Dawes,
DeCarolis Realty Trust, Dawn DeCosta-Gallo, Loretta Demps, Nancy & Robert Dennis, Gertrude & Richard Desmarais, Cynthia &
Dennis Desmond, Closey & Whit Dickey, Dingelton Trust, Liz LaRose & Mike Dionne, Carl E.Doane, Dobles Chevrolet-Buick,Inc.,
Lucy & Dr.Michael H.Doherty, Mariane Donmoyer, Alan G.Dow,Jr., Eugene Dudley, Pauline & Robert Dugan, Mark D.Dunn, Whalen B.
Dunn, Susan & William Durling, Virginia & Lewis Dutton, Richard B.Earle, Easter Seals, Thomas G.Ebbert, Sharon & Bruce
Edwards, Cynthia & Greg Eischeid, Mary & Douglas Elliott, John H.Ellis,Jr., Susan & Richard Ellsworth, Robert E.Esdon,
JoAnn S.Eurich, Cindy & Tom Ewing, April & David Fellows, Richard Fennelly, S.Jean Fernandez, Henry H.Ferrell,III,
John Osgood Field, Margaret Carroll Finch, Findings,Inc., Colleen Finegan, Leona & Cecil Fisk, Robert M.Fitzgerald, 
John N.Flagg Jr.,Inc., Anne L.Fleming, Fletcher and Wilder Communications,Inc., Joyce & Kenneth Folsom, Lisa Foote,
Kristin & Robert Forbes, Betti & Tony Forma, Diana & Kenneth Forrence, Robert W.Fortnam, Anne S.Frantz Revocable Trust,
Mrs. Richard P.French, Jacqueline Winn & Dr.Robert J.Friedlander,Jr., Frisbie Memorial Hospital, Mary & Bob Fritsch,
Tricia & Stephen Froling, Cheryl & Stanley Fry, Karen Furtado, Joseph Galasso, Anita Galway, Jane & Michael Gamboli, 
D.Baldwin Gardner, Dr.Steven H.Gardner, Geoffrey Garfinkle, Mary Teal Garland, Joan & Paul Garon, Mary & Francis Gaul,Jr.,
Sherry & Ross Gauthier, Annette & Seymour Gavens, Shirley & Arthur Geiss, Pamela & David Gerlach Gethsemane Demolay
Commandery #7,Knights Templar, Anna & Daniel Giacopelli, Chris S.Gikas, James S.Gikas, Stephen J.Gikas, Mary J.Gilbert,
Laura Gingras, Robert Giordano, Linda & Zaven Giragosian, Amy & Andrew Glover, Leslie & Stan Godoff, Connie & Peter Gosline,
Morton E.Goulder, Beth & Kenneth Graf, Granite State Marketing Research,Inc., George Gratacos, Patricia & David Gregg,
Jennie & Joseph Grilli, Ruth Guernsey, Carol Guerrin, Virginia & Alfred Guidotti, Jane & Edward Hager, Kelley Hails, 
Sally & Judson Hale, Maryann & George Hall,Jr., Robert W.Hall, Robert F.Halloran, Edward L.Hames, Robert A.Hammare, 
Ursula & Leonard Handeland, Ms.Donna P.Hanley, Han-Son Construction Company, Shirley E.Harper, Maryann & William Harper,
Col.Francis X.Harrington, Bonnie & Baxter Harris, George R.Harris, Lin and Joe Hart Family Fund, Christine Mann & James
H.Hassinger, Joan & John Hay, Mr.& Mrs.Thomas F.Head, Ross L.Heald, Marie & Charles Heaphy, Amelia & Gerson Heiderich,
Max Hermann, Philip Herr, Charlotte H.Hill, W.David Hinkelman, Susan & Glen Hipple, Sarah D.Garland-Hoch, E.Hockmeyer,
Peter Hogenkamp, Frank Hogg, Caroline & G.Clay Hollister, Holten Royal Arch Chapter, Kim & Robert Horyn, Dorothy A.Hovey,
Bea & David Howe, Nancy & Ray Howell, Margaret F. Hoy, Carol & John Hubbard, Susan & Jerry Hunter, Marcia & David Huntley,
Emily & Dr.James Hurley, Nancy & John Hurlin, Marilyn & John Hutchinson, Randi & Tim Hutchinson, Elizabeth & Edward Ikerd,
Ipswich-Ferson Royal Arch Chapter, Irwin Siegel Agency,Inc., J & R Langley Co.,Inc., Sadie & Bradley Jackson, Diane &
William Jaquith, Jellison Funeral Home, Nancye J.Jenkins, Susan Harper Jenkins & family, Joe Boutin,Jr.& Son Logging,
Irene John, Barry A.Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Kathleen & Ned Johnson, Phyllis & Ralph Johnson, Maria & Scott Johnson,
Johnson State College, Janet & William Jolivet, Walter K.Joly, Jones Custom Floor Care and Cleaning, Elizabeth M.Jones,
Lois & William Jones, Karen Clement & Richard Jordan, Carol & Kenneth Jue, Peter J.Kahn, Evelyn & Dean Kamen, Lisa H.
Kaminski, Ruth & N.Charles Kamitian, June & Dr.Charles F.Kane, Mr.& Mrs.Paul J.Kangas, Christos G.Karageorgos, Caroline
Kaufman, Marcia Kayser, Howard W.Keegan, Keene Lodge No.927, Miriam & Donald Kent, Kerivan-Lane,Inc., Muriel & Moses
Khazam, Elizabeth & Dennis Kilduff, David W.Kiley,Jr., Patricia K.Kiley, Elsie M.King, Ellen Kingsbury, Dorothy & Walter
Kirsch, Donna & Wayne Klocko, Sandra Knapp, Knights of Columbus 5093, Knights of Columbus St.Patrick’s Council 6902,
Knights of Columbus State Council, The Knitting Connection,Inc., Jean & Vernon Knowlton, Thomas Kokx Associates, 
Arlene & Daniel Kopcza, Andrew Kordalewski, Nicola Krappweis, Colleen & Stephen Krause, Noelle A.Kraushaar, Betsy Krauss,
Kristina & Dr.Gregory Kriebel, Frances I.Kuchar, Marybeth & Dana Kumph, Janice & Robert Lajoie, Kathryn M.Landes, Brad Lane,
David M.Lang, Father Laurent R.Laplante, Shirley & George Lasky, Bonita LaTorre, Law Companies & Employees, Mary Frances &
Don Lawler, Ernestine & Kent Lawrence, Flora LeClerc, Monica & Michael Lehner, Jean & Richard Leopold, Dr.Bette Lewicke,
Christina & David Lewis, Mary & John L.Lewis, Susan D.Licsak, Life Safety Fire Protection,Inc., Ann & Peter Lindsay,
Linda & Larry Lopez, Linda & Anthony LoProto, Susan & David Lord, Francis Lorden, Caleb Loring,Jr., Shirley & Warren Lundin,
Mary & Camille Lynch, Lilla Lyon, Jean L.Lyons, Ross D. MacDuffie, M.Madine MacKinnon, Pauline B.MacLean, Tina & Robert 
Maeder, Belinda & Sean Magoon, Linda A.Mahaney, Makana Solutions,Inc., Patricia M. Malloy, Katherine & Richard Mandeville,
Patricia L.Mann,Sy Montgomery & Howard Mansfield, Linda Marsella & David Blair Fund, Isabella & Eugene Martin, Lynne &
William Marvell, Nancy & Roger Mathes, Priscilla K. Maynard, William E. McCabe, Christine M. McCarron, Philip McCarron,
T.Shawn McCormick, E. McDonald, Mary M. McGoldrick, Donna & Paul McKernan, Carolyn & Michael McLaughlin, John E.McMahon,
The Melanson Company,Inc., Nancy & Eugene Mellish, Olivia D. Mello, Merchants Automotive Group,Inc., Elizabeth Merrill,
Lisa & Tracy Messer, Messing, Rudavsky & Weliky,PC, Metzger/McGuire, Linda Michelsen, Microsoft Matching Gifts Program,
Laura & Rober tMiles, Stephen A. Miller,DMD, Edith & Peter Milton, Agnes & Edward Miner, Monadnock Rotary Club, Monadnock 
View Farm, M. Mary Mongan, Alberta & Howard Mooney, Marilyn L. Moore, Anne & Dr. William D. Moyle,Jr., Hwasoon & Michael
Mullaney, Nashua Emblem Club 170, National Grid, Joan & Ronald Nelson, New Hampshire Medical Society, NH Association of
Fire Chiefs, NH Elevator, NH Hospital Assoc. & Affiliates, Kathleen & George Noonan, Norfolk & Dedham Group, Norm Gaudet
Construction, North Lake Window and Door,Inc., Northeast Security Agency, Marshall I.Nurenberg, Ocean State Environmental
Inc., Sarah & John O’Connor, Bevolyn & Peter Oliver, Anne & Thomas O’Reilly, Christina & P.J.O’Rourke, Charlie Palmer, 
William Pananos, PaperMakers,LLC, Joanne & George Pappas, Jennie & Paul Pappas, Elizabeth Paquette, Carolyn Patenaude,
Maggie & Christopher Paul, Bill & Sandie Peabody, Sandra & Gregory Pelletier, Simonne & Kevin Perry, Shirley E.Perry,
Barbara & Allan Peskin, Annette & Thomas Peters, Augusta & Ambassador Joseph C. Petrone, Donald Petterson, Pfizer 
Foundation Matching Gifts Program, Pied Piper International, Patricia & James Piet, Suzanne & Peter Pingitore, Dee & Dr.Ed 
Poole, Maureen & John Poole, Sally G.Pore, Phyllis E.Porter, Philip G.Post, Bradley Poster, Dr.Norma Powell, Presentation
of Mary,Inc., Darlene Deneault & Royce Prive, Prolman Realty,Inc., Heidi & John Provencal, Rona & Kenneth Purdy, 
Constance O.Putnam, Betty & Richard Putnam, Janet & Richard Quinn, Mary & Thomas Quinn, Lisa Raffio, Robert Rand,
Margaret & Joseph Ransmeier, Jacqueline J.Ray, Paula Raymond, PeterRaymond, Beverly W.Raynor, Suzanne & Peter Read,
Florence & Thomas Reed, Ruth A.Reider, Janet & David Reilly, M.Susan & L.Mark Reiner, Linda & Dr.Ted Renna, Marguerite &
G.Herbert Repass, Jane P.Richards, John W.Richards, Nicholas Richards, Edward S.Riley, Vera & Kenneth Ritcey, Peter Robart,
Amy Robinson, Dorothy Robinson, Terry Robinson, Beth & Dr.Carey Rodd, Peter D. Roos, Jeffrey D.Rose, Rotary Club of Needham,
Joseph E.Rowley, Phyllis A. & Samuel Rubinovitz, Dennis P.Ryan Saint-Gobain Corp.Foundation, Salem-Zebulun Council,
Stuart C.Salyer, Arria & Oliver Sands,III, Holly & Michael Santos, Arpiar G.Saunders,Jr., Elizabeth J.Scarchilli,
Stella J.Scheckter, Dr.Lara & Richard D.Scheinblum, Birgitta A.Schmidt, Lucy & William Schutzius, Richard C.Schwabe,
Ann Schwartzwalder & Jody Blouch, SCM Associates,Inc., Raymond F.Sebold, M.P. Sellers, Roberta & Edmund Shaw, Lois & Leslie
Shaw, Elizabeth & Edward Shea, Rev.Leo A.Shea, Pauline & Morton Shea, Roanne W.Shepler, TerryShepperd,Karen E.Simms,
Dawn & Herbert Simpson, Alfreda A. Smith, Judy & Franklin Smith, Geri Smith, Gladys R.Smith, Donna & Jeffrey, Smith,
John Smith, Roberta C.Smith, Elizabeth & Samuel Smith, Amelia Borman & John Smitka, Frances R.Snook, MaryJane & Robert
Solomon, John Soucier, Lois & Warren Sponsler, William P.Springer, Marjorie, St.John, Major George M.Stare,Ret., 
Pauline & Gus Stathis, Pauline & Bradley Steele, Therese & Stephen Stepenuck, John C.Stergiou, Barbara & Arnold Stevens,
Robert M.Stewart, Allison Stoner, Judith Stout, Mary Leadbeater & Michael Strack, Judith Streeter, Jeannette Sturrock,
Sullivan Brothers Paving, Charles F.Sullivan,III, Elaine & David Sullivan, Elizabeth & David Sullivan, Nancy E.Sullivan,
Barbara Summers, Donald H.Sutherland, Kenneth M.Swanson, Teresa L.Swimm, SymQuest Technology, Sysco Food Services of
Northern New England, Eileen & Alexander Taft, Tank Testing Services of N.E.,Ltd., Sandra A. Taylor, Temco Tool Co.,Inc.,
Maria & Dr.Kimball Temple, Sharon S.Thagard, Sylvia L.Thayer, Lynn T.Thibodeau, Ruth M.Thompson, Ferris Thomsen,Jr., 
Lucy Hodder,Esq. & Robert D.Thomson, Alfred L.Thurlow, Ginny Timmons, Sara & Jeffrey Timmons, The Tin Shop, Richard M.
Tinglof, Todd Land Use Consultants,LLC, Thomas F.Trombly, Paul E.Troxell, The Tyrian-Acacia Lodge AF-AM, Underwood Engineers,
Inc., Linda & Frank Underwood, Doris & Jerome Underwood, Union Royal Arch Chapter, United Technologies Matching Gifts 
Program, United Way of the Capital Area, Urban Smart Groth,LLC, Carolyn A.Valley, Judith & John Vance, William A.Varkas,
Dorothy & Richard Verney, Village Fire Protection, Nancy & Irwin Wakcher, Walter Cudnohufsky Associates, Dr.R.K.Warburton,
Washington Royal Arch Chapter, Patricia & John Weeks, Mr.& Mrs.E.R.Weiler, Alice & Richard Welcher, Stephanie L.Wells,
Linda & John Wesley, Beverly & Thomas Westheimer, Sandra & Howard Weston, Sherry & Richard Wheeler, Frederick E.Whitcher,
Sandra & Kevin Whitney, John M.Widyn, Ann & John Wilcox,Jr., Leighton A.Wildrick, Warren A.Williamson, Ronda & Neil Wilson,
Sharon & Richard Wilson, Melvin R.& Audrey E.Wintman Family Fund, Richard W.Withington, Chris Woerner, Women’s Christian
Fellowship of Alton, Women’s Fellowship of Westminster, Roger K.Wood, Kay & Gary Woods, Jennifer L.Worley, Jane C.Wyman,
Yankee Publishing,Inc., John Young, John J.Young,Jr.

GIFTS IN KIND
Acqua Bistro, Aylmer’sGrille, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Antrim LumberCo.Inc., Joseph K.Arnold, Atomic USA, Baker Newman
& Noyes, Bank of America, Ms.Susan Barker, Alice M.Barrows School, Beaver Meadow Golf Course, Mr.& Mrs.Joel Bess, Donna M.
Carpenter, Central New England Endodontics & Implantology, The Common Man, Joanne & Jerry Cote, Crossroads at Fitzwilliam,
Crotched Mountain Golf Club, Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center, Crotched Mountain Ski & Ride, Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Medical Center, Dr.Valerie J.D’Asaro, DelRossi’s Trattoria, Delay’s Town & Country Store, Devine,Millimet & Branch,
Eastman Community Assoc., Edmunds Hardware Store, Fischer Skis, Friel Golf Management Co.,Inc., Cheryl & Stanley Fry,
Gretchen & Thomas Gaul, Giorgio’s Ristorante, The Greenfield Inn B&B, Joyce & Cyrus Gregg, Hannaford Supermarket, Kay
Hanson, Hobbs Jewelers, J&R Langley Co.,Inc., Judy Ilacqua & Randy Loubier, Aime Jalbert, James Thomas Salon, Kaarina M.
Designs, Marcia Kayser, Audrey M.White & Daniel L.Keaveny, KimballFarm, Dr.Eugene Kline, Carolina & Brian Kretschmar,
Kristin’s Bakery & Cafe, Margaret Langford, Denise A.Lefebvre, Lightolier, Stacy & Devin Lucas, Mariposa Museum, 
Patricia A.Martin, Minor by Design Studio, Monadnock Paper Mills,Inc., The Mountain Corp., Paula & Michael Needham,
New Balance, NH Association of Fire Chiefs, Northeast Delta Dental, Pats Peak,Inc., Pearl Restaurant and Oyster Bar,
Peterborough Basket Company, Peterborough Diner, Debbie & Mario Pinheiro, R.A.Gatto’s Seafood & Pasta, Radio Shack,
Laura & Michael Redmond, John W.Richards, Rob Ames Cabinetry, Beverly Schacht, Scudder Retirement Services, Raymond F.
Sebold, Lawrence C.Shamer,Jr., The Shattuck Golf Club,Richard Sherwood, Vesta Smith, Sterling Business Corp., Stonebridge
Country Club, Suley’s Soccer Center, SymQuest Technology, Rhea R.Taylor, TC’s Hallmark, The Renaissance Room, Toadstool
Bookshop, Heather Turner, Cynthia Winterhalter, Yasvin Designers,LLC, YenYen

A Celebration of Life Contributors
July 1,2006-June 30,2007
EACH YEAR, gifts are made by friends of Crotched Mountain who wish to remember someone special.
These gifts are in memory of,in honor of or in celebration of the lives of family members, friends and others who have
touched the donors’ lives in some way.
Crotched Mountain is pleased to recognize the following individuals whose lives we celebrated over the past year.

IN HONOR OF
Otis Henry Adams- Myrtle M.Stevens
Courtney Ahearn’s 19th Birthday-Shirley & WarrenLundin
Dr.Jasper Ainslie-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Victoria Arlen-Sally E.Cefalo
Dr. Jennifer Charland-Stephen A. Miller,DMD
Jeff,Becca and the Therapeutic Recreation Department-Dr.Steven H.Gardner
Sheila Conley’s Work with Elena’s Team at the Harold Martin School-Donna V.Dunlop & Andrew Spahr
Amanda Damms-Joyce Como
Harris Wayne Forbes-Anonymous, Wendell K.Austin, S.L.Bandanza, Bea & David Bevins, Mary & Larry Bevins, Lucille Bevins, 
Helen F.Bischoff, Joan A.Bullock, CBRB Cares, Chestnut Dental Associates, Kathleen H.Cotte, JoAnn S.Eurich, Carly Forbes,
Deanna & David Forbes, Holle & Allen Forbes, Jane & Allen Forbes, Kristin & Robert Forbes, Katrin Franze, Jill & Michael
Goldberg, Pauline F.Haran, Nancy & Mark Holly, Margaret F.Hoy, Lindsey Kaminski, Lisa H.Kaminski, Suzy Kennedy,
Kerivan-Lane,Inc., Gregory P.Lavin, William E.Littlefield,Jr., Maureen Kelly McCormick, Leslie H.Nelken, George J.Niakaros,
Marilyn Forbes Parris, Patriots Trail Girls Scout Troop 3094, Suzanne & Peter Pingitore, Jayne E.Raphael, Rotary Club of
Needham, Holly & Michael Santos, Birgitta A.Schmidt, Roanne W.Shepler, Elizabeth A.Sutcliffe, Elizabeth Tarasevich,
Sharonlee B.Trefry, Carolyn Vavreck, The Wellesley Toy Shop, Jonathan A.Wiederecht
Caitlin Gamboli-Jane & Michael Gamboli
Dr.Monica Garnache-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Ben Gayman-Prolman Realty,Inc.
Margaret Glover-Amy & Andrew Glover, Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Gov.& Mrs.Hugh Gregg-The Neil Tillotson Trust
Dr. Michael Guberman-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Dr.David Hedstrom-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Denise Hitchcock-Winifred & Dr. Charles O’Neil
Dr.Donald Hudson-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Dr.Paul Jane-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Elizabeth Kenney-MaryBeth & John Stanek
Dr.Eugene Klein-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Gracie Ann Kontak-Myrtle M.Stevens
Richard’s Gratitude to Crotched Mountain-Elizabeth Lamb
Michael Logan-Paul Logan
Krista Lucas-Barbara Slaff
Anthony Marbury-Loretta Demps
Dr.Donald Metivier-Stephen A. Miller,DMD
Mollie Morris-Amy Robinson
John’s Previous Teacher,Ami O’Keefe-Stoner & Company,Inc., Carol & Howard Stoner
Chris & Betty Pappas-Marian Pleakas
Dr.David Perry-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Deborah Peterson,RN-Ann & Weldon Dingwell
Sandra Pickering-Marjorie & Herbert Carpenter,III
Kerry A.Pinheiro-Mildred Robidoux
Matthew Raley-Harold T.Mowatt
Michael Redmond-June & John Adams
Lara Richards’2006 Graduation-Nicholas Richards
Jason Sassano-North Lake Window and Door,Inc., Susan & Michael Sassano
Janet Schmidt-Donna V.Dunlop & Andrew Spahr
Mildred Schmidt-Donna V.Dunlop & Andrew Spahr
Donald L.Shumway-Marc Rosenbaum
Herb & Dawn Simpson’s Wedding-Bonnie & Charles Bancroft, Deborah & John Devereaux, Patricia N.Sollami
Elena Spahr’s Team at the Harold Martin School-Donna V.Dunlop & Andrew Spahr
Ryan Spencer-Michael LeBlanc
The Crotched Mountain Staff-Norma M.Godin
The Dedication and Commitment of Howard & Carol Stoner to Crotched Mountain-Leslie & Stan Godoff
The Stoner Family-Marcia O’Neil-Bowen & Colman J.Bowen, Cathy & Randy Papadellis
John Stoner & His Family-Allison Stoner, Swerling Milton Winnick
Mike Terrian-Prolman Realty,Inc.
Mr.& Mrs.Robert Tobin’s 50th Wedding Anniversary-Anonymous
Maegen Weber-Shirley M.Curtis
Dr.Peter A.Welnak-Stephen A.Miller,DMD
Patricia Whitney-June & John Adams
Martha H.Wyand-Shirley & RoderickHall,Jr

IN MEMORY OF
Mary C.Adams-Archie Adams
Anna-Giacomo Pantaleo
Martha Argeropoulos-Sherry & Richard Wheeler
Dr.John F.Bell-Dorothy B.Walsh
Barbara Betley-Billie Ruth & Edward Lamarine, Christina & Gary O’Connor, Beverly A.& Albert Pollard
Dorothy E.Bopp-Pauline & Gus Stathis
Joseph Anthony Borzumato-Pauline & Gus Stathis
Alfred Tead Brunke-Dorothy M.Keenan
Shirley Cates-Sherry & Richard Wheeler
Mary Ciccolo-Sherry & Richard Wheeler
Harry Coronis-Phoebe L.Coronis
James Coronis-Phoebe L.Coronis
Samuel Coronis-Phoebe L.Coronis
Pamela R.Cote-Andrea & Steven Brode, Karin Wells & Craig Christensen, Ronald J.Cote, Debby Downing, Mary A.Hilton, 
Mary Frances & Don Lawler, Susan M.Soucise, Kathleen T.Townsend, Lewis N.Whittum
Bill Crandell-William T.Crandell,Jr.
William Crowell-The Knitting Connection,Inc.
Charles DaPrato-Geneva D. DaPrato
Kenneth A.Davis-Vera D.Chellis
Wendell J.Davis-Vera D.Chellis
Agnes Day-Virginia Wilcox
Mary Helen DeBauche-Dr.Bette Lewicke
Brian Robb Dickey-Elizabeth & David Dickey
Albert Dilling-Victoria Walgreen Dilling
Dolores & Adrian-Collette & Leopold Grenon
Elaine A.Dupuis-Joseph A.R.Dupuis
Christopher Edgcomb-Augusta Hodgdon
Jean Eisenbies-John J.Young,Jr.
The Zanga & Carrara Families-Josephine & Frank Carrara
Richard W.Farrell,Sr.-Nancy E.Argue
Doris L.Fitts-Marie & David Alden
Shirley E.Fogg-Banks Chevrolet-Cadillac,Inc., Nancy J.Fogg, Christine & Woodbury Fogg, LeeAnn & David Kelley, 
Anne & John Kutlowski, Marjorie F.Loberg, Shane McGrath, Genevieve M.Powers, Dana B.Prince, Janet & George VanDyke,
Suzanne J.Vinciguerra
Thelma B.Foskey-Ruth B.Kinson
Amber Garcia-Jillian K.Corga
Morton H.Gavens-Annette & Seymour Gavens, PaperMakers,LLC
Roland Genese-Shirley M.Curtis
Lucas M.Gingras-Richard A.Roundy,Jr., Ruth Roundy
Sara Betty Godfrey-Ruth & N.Charles Kamitian
Harriett H.Gregg-Dr.Sally Garhart & Daniel Eneguess
Jean E.Heath-Jeanne E.Heath
Clint Hilliard-Beverly Gale
Judtih L.Hilliard-Stacey L.Crowell, Robert Davine, Sally G.Pore
Leslie Huntoon-Emilio J.Albano, Susan & Kevin Barry, The Catania Family, April & David Fellows, Ruth S.Felton, 
Mr.& Mrs.Frederick Kauders, Ann & Peter Lindsay, Caleb Loring,Jr.
Jerome Imonti-Nancy & Jeffrey Imonti
The Deceased Parents, Brothers & Relatives of Mary & Camille Lynch-Mary & Camille Lynch
Endla & William Jackowski-The McGuirk Children
Andrew Jarvis-Dorothy M. Adams
Josephine Rose Jerry-Norma M.Jerry
Mr.& Mrs.John O.Johnson-Herbert K.Johnson
Piro Johnson-Shirley Chipperini
June-Merton E.Smith
Patrick J.Kelly-Annino Inc., Bargmann Hendrie + Archetype, Inc., Christine Belmonte, Bison-East, Elaine C.Bonnette,
Fern A.Cotton, Teanna & Daniel Croteau, Catherine & Scott Croteau, Anthony Dostilio, Pauline & Robert Dugan,
Shirley & Arthur Geiss, M. Candace Gilkenson, Grassi Design Group, F.H.Hamblet,Inc., Edward L.Hames, Shirley E.Harper,
Susan Harper Jenkins & family, Barry A.Johnson, Harold R.Johnson, Corinne & Richard Kelly, Kathryn M.Landes, 
Dorothy J. Lohmann, Susan & Bruce Lyman, MacMillin Co.,Inc., Makana Solutions,Inc., Patricia & Jim Messenger, 
Joan & Ronald Nelson, Ocean State Environmental Inc., Dr.& Mrs.Earl Perrigo, Dorothy F.Ransome, Karen V.& Philip Stefanini,
Ellen L.Stiefel, Stromgren Plumbing & Heating Co.,Inc., Debra,Kelly,Molly & Alex Taaffe, Urban Smart Groth,LLC
Margaret & Harold Wyman
James Otis Kenney-Patricia & Robert Boyd, Audrey & Dr.Richard Carvalho, Ann & Christopher Conway, Mrs.Jean M.Eckhardt,
Shari & Richard Gelber, Dede & Charlton MacVeagh,Jr., Mary Beth & John Stanek, Lorraine & Lloyd Walker, 
Patricia & James Wheeler
Mary E.Kopcza-Arlene & Daniel Kopcza
Hannah Krom-Catherine M Houlne
Paul F.Lamontagne-Therese & Stephen Stepenuck
Clemence A.Lawler-Marilyn & Robert Allard, Alicia M.Berry, Boston Appeals CheerFund, Ms.Eva DiFilippo &Family,
Timothy M.& Elizabeth A.Harringan, Janet & William Jolivet, Bonita LaTorre, Betsy A.McCallum, Rolland A.Mercier,
Dorothy Szukala, Eleanor & Leo Wolak
Mary P.Lawrence-Ernestine & Kent Lawrence
Dr.Richard Lawrence-Ernestine & Kent Lawrence
Lois Eaton Leavitt-Mary & Richard Badger, Sally & Francis Bruni, Compass Capital Corp., Lala Dinsmore, Grace & Richard
Douglass, Drew Family Trust, Loraine M.Dufault, Eleanor L.Fay, Coral A.Harris & Alan R.Goff, The Goodrich Family,
Frances N.Johnston, Walter K.Joly, Lucille & Marcel Nadeau, Christine O.Newton, Lee M.Phillips, Harriet Nourse Robinson,
Jacqueline Sallese, Seabrook Station, Judy & Franklin Smith, Ms.Mary Strachan & family, Betty B.Stroot, Kathleen Sweeney
Selma Lipsky-The Knitting Connection,Inc.
Duncan MacLellan-Mary Buckley, Mary M.Campbell, Nancy J.Flaherty, Teresa MacLellan, Audrey Steeves
Tana Marino-The Knitting Connection,Inc.
Maria A.Marks-Irene O.Smith
Timothy M.McCarthy-Mary Frances & Don Lawler
Eleanor & James McGuirk-The McGuirk Children
Lucy W.Merrill-Julie & William Chapin, Linda & Willis Ottery, Margaret & Joseph Ransmeier, Lucy & William Schutzius
Ardeth Millner-The Knitting Connection,Inc.
Carol Mooney-Alberta & Howard Mooney
Geoffrey P.Morris-Pauline & Gus Stathis
Barbara Nickerson-Sherry & Richard Wheeler
Nikki,The Hearing Dog-The Knitting Connection,Inc.
Irene Ouellette-Myrtle M.Stevens
Lillian Panek-Nick Gianoulis, Carole & Bernard Reagan, Sherry & Richard Wheeler, Joyce & Blair White
Richard E.Paquette-Diane & Donald Sampson
Dr.Karen Pendleton-Christine Emma Linderman
Jennie Polignone-Marie &David Alden
Dr.Howard E.Pratt-Mary Leadbeater & Michael Strack
Janice Prive-Darlene Deneault & Royce Prive
Jack Putnam-National Grid, Betty & Richard Putnam
Mr.& Mrs. Albert H. Richardson,Sr.-Dorothy A.Richardson Trust
Mildred & Gene Robinson-Winifred & Dr.Charles O’Neil
Alexander Romanson-Susanna Favreau, Ann M.Romanson
Lorette A.Rzasa-Susan D.Licsak, Nury Marquez, Irene M.& Christopher Messier, Denise Morris
Maria O.Sayles-Hogenkamp & Hogenkamp, Peter Hogenkamp
Mrs.Anthony Sczepanski-Phyllis & Ralph Johnson
Maria Sczepanski-Phyllis & Ralph Johnson
Zach Shapiro-Patricia Whitney
Ernest G.Sibley-Estate of Robert H.Elliott
Frankie Siega-Margaret & Francesco Siega
Charles Sjogren,Jr.-Josephine & Frank Carrara
Albert H.Smith-Norfolk & Dedham Group, Roberta C.Smith
David Smith-Elsie E.Smith
Jean Smith-Linda & Peter Brumis
Tony Stevens-Barbara & Arnold Stevens
John G.Stowell-Sharon & Ronald Cole
Sarah Swift-Laura Beth January, William F.Moody
Edith R.Teague-American Legion Aux. #34
Ilia Trombley-The Knitting Connection,Inc.
Steve Turner-Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education, Daniel S.Foley
Diane Whitney-Patricia Whitney
Gloria P.Willey-The Fergusson Family, Mutual of America Matching Gifts Program, SMSGT.Ryan Willey &Family
Winter,Casper & Buffey-Denise A.Lefebvre
Gertrud Z.Wolf-Thomas F.Wolf
Paul Wolosz-Dr.Janis Stoklosa
Austin Ryan Worthen-Lauchie Blake, Gerard MacLellan

BEQUESTS AND TRUSTS
Dorothy A.Richardson Trust, Estate of Helen Hammond, Gertrude H.Guillow Charitable Trust, H.Donald Spalding Revocable Trust,
Gertrude M.Miller Trust, The Ruth F.Thayer Family, Maintenance Trust, Frank W.Bartlett Trust, Christine L.Beck Trust,
Charles and Jessie Brooks Trust, Sarah Cogswell Irrevocable Trust, Beatrice J.Ellison Trust, Ernest O.Guertin Trust,
Fred D.Hemenway Trust, The Blanche Hyslop Fund, Florence B.Mudgett Trust, Harry K.& Frances D.Noyes Memorial Fund,
Mildred W.& Charles P.Page Fund, Alice M.Wentworth Trust

PLANNED GIFTS AND ANNUITIES
Janet & Dr.Thomas Bolland, Wilbur C.Hennings, Carleton W.Titus

CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS
Aetna Foundation,Inc., Bank of America Matching Gifts, Compass Capital Corp., Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation, 
Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education, GE Foundation, John Hancock Matching Gifts, LandAmerica Foundation, 
Markem Corp., Microsoft Matching Gifts, Mutual of America Matching Gifts, National Grid, Norfolk & Dedham Group, 
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts, Raytheon Company Matching Gifts for Education, RBC Dain Rauscher Foundation, 
Saint-Gobain Corp.Foundation, Sun Life Financial, Tyco Employee Matching Gift, United Technologies Matching Gifts, 
Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts

CROTCHED MOUNTAIN continues to need your help to make our wonderful and effective services and programs available to
the hundreds of children and adults we serve each year.
If you would like to make a gift to help individuals with disabilities achieve their optimal independence,we would be
grateful.
Many companies will match their employees’ donations to a charitable organization, thereby increasing your gift to your
special charity.
If you are interested, please see your Human Resources Office for further information.
Great care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this report of donations made to Crotched Mountain during the fiscal
year July 2006 through June 2007.
Please report any errors or omissions to us at 800.394.3311,ext.1482,as we would like the opportunity to apologize and
correct our records.

HOW YOU CAN HELP
For more information about the various ways to make a gift, including information about potential tax advantages, please
contact:
PATRICIA C.WHITNEY
DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL GIVING
CROTCHED MOUNTAIN
ONE VERNEY DRIVE
GREENFIELD,NH 03047
TEL:800.394.3311,EXT.1482