COVER STORY: Haggin Collection items headed to Washington D.C. ..............................................page 7 DeltaFusion returns to Victory Park...........................................................................................................page 2 1st & 3rd Thursdays.........................................................................................................................................page 3 2nd Saturdays.................................................................................................................................................page 2 Core Collection Enhancement Project Update..........................................................................................page 6

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BULLETINTHE HAGGIN MUSEUMVol. IX, No. 2 • Spring 2016Quarterly Newsletter for Museum Members

The Haggin Museum Members Bulletin April-June 20162

LIVE MUSIC Kid Inspired Art for Grownups

Thursday, April 7, 7:00 p.m.

On the 2nd Saturday of each month, we hold a hands-on event for families with children ages 5-12.

for FamiliesActivities include art projects, interactive programs and museum-wide events. Reservations are not required, but seating is available on a first come, first served basis. The Museum supplies all materials and activities are included with regular Museum admission. Contact the education depar tment (209) 940-6315 or educat ion@hagginmuseum.org for more in format ion.

Workshop Information

Hear the call! DeltaFusion is back for its sixth year! Get involved by participating in the workshops or just come and see the pageant on the big day. Giant puppets, original music and scores of community performers present DeltaFusion 2016, The River Calls Us.

Students age six and up are invited to join this summer’s workshops. Classes will be held at University of the Pacific’s theater arts building in mask making, puppetry, movement and storytelling over a three-week period, culminating in a festival and pageant in beautiful Victory Park on Saturday, June 25.

Participation in the workshops is free but enrollment through The Haggin Museum’s Summer Art Workshop is required. Call (209) 940-6315 or email education@hagginmuseum.org to sign up. More details are available at deltafusionstockton.com.

Saturday, April 9 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Celebrate with a multitude of fun art activities for all ages at this museum-wide family festival.

Clever Levers

Saturday, May 14 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Harness kinetic energy with this engaging art and engineering activity.

It's Magnetic

Saturday, June 11 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Make a sculpture and then change it up as you feel the force of magnetic attraction.

2nd Saturdays for Families programming is generously underwritten by Joan W. Diehl.

Art All Around

MUSEUM EVENTS

DeltaFusion

Giant puppets and celebrants of all ages take part in DeltaFusion 2014, “Weaving Tales with a Common Thread.” The annual festival and pageant celebrates the diverse heritage of Stockton and the San Joaquin Delta region.

Sunday, April 24 Stop by the DeltaFusion table!

10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Saturday, June 25 5:00-7:00 p.m. in Victory Park

Victory Park Earth Day Festival

Festival & Pageant

2016

Monday-Friday, June 6-24 Ages 6-12; 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Ages 13 & up; 3:30-5:30 p.m. University of the Pacific

IMPORTANT DELTAFUSION DATES

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IMAGINATION STATION & ARTISAN DEMONSTRATION

Thursday, May 19, 7:00 p.m.

with Food & Drink

1st&3rd

Complimentary wine from Weibel Family Vineyards & Winery and snacks courtesy of the Junior Women’s Group will be available beginning at 6:30 p.m. every 1st & 3rd Thursday evening, when the Museum is open until 9:00 p.m.

These special evenings vary each month to include live music, special guests and more. Make it a date!

April

LIVE MUSIC Kid Inspired Art for Grownups

Thursday, April 7, 7:00 p.m. Enjoy another chance to make art like a

kid with coloring books, tissue paper, pom poms and glue.

LIVE MUSIC A Touch of Magic

Thursday, April 21, 7:00 p.m.

May & June LIVE MUSIC

Patrick Langham Quintet Thursdays, May 5 & June 2, 7:00 p.m.

Jazz saxophonist and professor at the University of the Pacific Conservatory of Music, Patrick Langham is back at the Haggin with his quintet for two great summer shows. Celebrate Miles Davis' birthday at Langham's May show! The quintet returns in June for another great performance that will feature Langham's original compositions from his new CD Pocket Change.

Describe the future you want to see! In the West Gallery, join local artists Kia Duras and Joy Neas in an interactive art event that reimagines a better world. The Imagination Station will remain on display until May 29. Drop in any time and leave a message for the future!

Join us upstairs in the Tuleburg Gallery as we celebrate fine craftsmanship in Stockton. Enjoy demonstrations and conversation with skilled local artisans including Erin Elizabeth, Joy Dravecky Jewelry and Thomas J. Collection.

Peter Castanon leads this trio from the wildly popular Stockton combo Latin Magic. Join Castanon and friends for a swinging evening of Latin rhythms.

LIVE MUSIC Strings Attached Thursday, June 16,

7:00 p.m.

Cello and piano duet Carol Ann Loeb and Chase Loeb bring their gorgeous sound back to the Haggin in June. Strings Attached combines classical, romantic and modern favorites with original compositions. Enjoy acoustic cello and piano music in an intimate and interactive atmosphere for all ages!

Photo credit: Peter Powers, Positve PR Stockton

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MUSEUM NEWS & EVENTS

The

Artwork by Susan Krietmeyer

UPCOMING SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS 59th Stockton Art

League Juried Exhibition July 7 - Sept. 11, 2016

Cuong Nguyen, Misty Ocean

The Stockton Art League's nationally juried art competition returns to the Haggin with more than 100 new works by long-standing local artists and newcomers from around the country.

Medieval to Metal: The Art & Evolution of the Guitar

Oct. 6, 2016 - Jan. 8, 2017

Fenders Center Gallery,National Guitar Museum.

Experience the art, history and cultural impact of the guitar. On loan from the National Guitar Museum, this exhibition explores all facets of the world’s most popular instrument.

Dave Brubeck:Jazz Ambassador

Oct. 6, 2016 - Jan. 8, 2017

Dave Brubeck in 1954

Originally designed as a collaborative Jazz at Lincoln Center event in New York City, this exhibition details Dave Brubeck's illustrious 70-year career.

Museum Store Auxiliary Cookbook Debut

Thursday, July 7, 2016; 5:00-7:00 p.m.

The much anticipated Museum Store Auxiliary Cookbook includes favorite recipes served at various MSA occasions and events. This event, held in the Museum Store, will take place on a 1st Thursday that is the opening night of the 59th Stockton Art League Juried Exhibition.

The cookbook features artwork by local artist Susan Krietmeyer. The image above is a reduction block print. Also known as a suicide print, this technique utilizes one block for all colors. Learn more on July 7th!

It's Springtime in the Musueum Store!

On Thursday April 7, from 6:00-7:30 p.m., author Dianna Hubbard Stein will sign her new book Chapters: A True Story of Life, Loss and Love.

It's springtime in the Museum Store! Stop by and check out the new spring merchandise. Shop for creative gifts, stock up on summer reading materials or brighten your wardrobe.

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MUSEUM NEWS & EVENTS

Harmony Stockton Concert Saturday, April 2, 2016

JULY ART WORKSHOPS

Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historical Park and the Oakland Museum of California

Saturday, April 16, 2016 8:15 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

$80 members; $115 non-members The first stop on this trip will be a visit to the Rosie the

Riveter World War II Home Front. This is a National Historical Park located in Richmond. The park preserves and interprets the legacy of the United States home front during World War II; including the Kaiser Richmond Shipyards, the Victory ship Red Oak Victory, a tank factory, housing developments and other facilities built to support America’s entry into World War II. In particular, the role of women and African Americans in war industries is explored and honored.

The final destination will be a visit to the Oakland Museum of California where lunch is available at the Blue Oak Café. The featured exhibit at this stop is Altered State: Marijuana in California. The Oakland Museum is the first museum to showcase an exhibition about the policies and social issues surrounding marijuana in California today. There will be time to explore the rest of the Museum’s three stories including an exhibit about the impact of bees and tiny insects. The permanent Gallery of California History is also well worth a visit.

For additional information, contact tour escort Pam Arana at 209-951-2498 or 209-601-2172. For reservations contact Merylene Marengo at 209-940-6311 or AdminAssistant@hagginmuseum.org. LACP News

At its May 11 meeting, the Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers (LACP) will celebrate Hat Day to honor Constance Miller, a long-time LACP member who was known for always wearing a hat. All members and guests are encouraged to wear a hat to the May meeting. The election of officers will be held and the scheduled guest speaker is Alaina Young. Young will present her findings on Victorian mourning practices.

At the June 1 meeting and potluck luncheon, newly elected officers will be installed for 2016-2017.

As pioneer forebears formed the auxiliary in June of 1892, the LACP celebrates 124 years as an auxiliary in June. LACP welcomes as members women who are descendants of pioneers who came to California before the end of 1854. Guests are welcome to attend the monthly LACP presentations. Contact president Patricia Hose at (209) 462-3278 one week prior if you plan to attend.

2:00-3:00 p.m.

The Haggin is delighted to once again host Harmony Stockton. Harmony Stockton provides intensive, daily music education to over 50 third through seventh grade students at Marshall Elementary School in south Stockton. While making joyful music, students simultaneously learn responsibility, perseverance and team work. The program is made possible by a four-way partnership that includes the Stockton Symphony Association, University of the Pacific, United Way of San Joaquin County, and Stockton Unified School District.

Contact education@hagginmuseum.org or (209) 940-6315 for more information.

The July Summer Art Workshop is a hands-on and gallery experience for young artists ages 6–12. Classes meet in the afternoon from 2:00–4:00 p.m., Tuesday through Friday.

The cost is $55 per week for museum members, $65 for non-members. There is a 10% discount for siblings registered together. Contact education@hagginmuseum.org or (209) 940-6315 for more information.

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MUSEUM NEWS

Core Collection Enhancement Project Update Artifacts on the Move

Tillie Lewis' kettle

Centrifugal water pump, Sterling Pump Corporation

Port of Stockton mooring cleat

Sulky gang plow, 1885, H.C. Shaw Company

The Pioneer Room under construction

Bell from the first San Joaquin County courthouse

Truax automatic ore car, Globe Iron Works

As part of repurposing the Pioneer Room from a history gallery to an art gallery, it was necessary to relocate a number of large historic artifacts to several of our other galleries. Five of these items are now on view in the Holt Memorial Hall and two are currently part of the Vehicle Gallery displays.

The new “residents” of the Holt Hall relate to Stockton’s storied manufacturing, agricultural and transportation heritage. They include a Globe Iron Works’ Truax automatic ore car, an H.C. Shaw sulky gang plow, Tillie Lewis’ copper vacuum cooker that once rendered tomato juice into tomato paste, a centrifugal irrigation pump made by the Sterling Pump Corporation, and a mooring cleat from the early days of the Port of Stockton.

The Vehicle Gallery, whose displays examine Stockton’s firefighting heritage, now includes the clockwork mechanism and bell from the first San Joaquin County courthouse (1854-1888). For decades the town clock and bell kept Stocktonians aware of the passing hours and the bell summoned the city’s volunteer fire companies into service. This building was razed to make way for the second courthouse (1890-1961) and the clock and bell were moved to a tower atop the Hunter Street Fire Station. When that tower was condemned in 1933, the bell and clockworks were donated to the Haggin.

On your next visit, be sure to include stops in the Holt Hall and Vehicle Gallery to view some old friends in their new homes.

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COLLECTION NEWS

On display through May 8, 2016

85th Annual McKee Student Art Contest & Exhibition

Haggin Collection Items on Loan to Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan

ON THE COVER: Albert Bierstadt, In The Yosemite Valley, detail. c. 1890-1902

Albert Bierstadt, Cloud Effect, Estes Park, c. 1877

E.L Henry, Stagecoach, 1881 William Hart, Untitled, 1877

On display

It's not too late to view the longest running student art exhibition in the country! The 85th Annual McKee Student Art Contest & Exhibition is on display through May 8, 2016.

This annual event features the work of student artists from kindergarten through grade 12. The Museum's Tuleburg and West galleries are filled with two- and three-dimensional art works created in crayon, colored pencil, pastel, watercolor, oil and acrylic paint. There are also photographs, sculptures, collages, mixed-media pieces and digital short films.

This year's exhibition judge is Ruth Santee, an Oakland-based artist and tenured professor at San Joaquin Delta College. Santee is also the director and co-owner of Transmission Gallery, a contemporary gallery located in the heart of Oakland.

The Haggin Museum’s art collection is once again receiving national attention as some of our paintings are heading to Washington D.C. We were recently approached by the office of the Honorable Paul Ryan, Speaker of the House of Representatives, requesting that we loan a painting for his office. The Speaker was particularly interested in borrowing a painting by Albert

Bierstadt because his work highlights some of the beautiful landscapes of our country.

With our current project of reimagining our art collection underway, we were unsure if we would be able to meet the request. However, after providing the Speaker’s office with an inventory of paintings that were available for a multi-year loan, Speaker Ryan and his wife requested five paintings. We are honored to be loaning the following works: In the Yosemite Valley by Albert Bierstadt; Cloud Effect, Estes Park, Colorado by Albert Bierstadt; Stagecoach by Edward Lampson Henry; Untitled by William Hart; and Kneedeep in Summer by William Hart.

This is not the first request of this type for the Haggin. During his first term as President of the United States, Ronald Reagan requested Looking Up the Yosemite Valley by Albert Bierstadt, which was displayed in the White House Roosevelt Room. The painting reminded him of his home state of California.

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DEPARTMENT OF MUSEUM TRAVEL

John Muir National Historic Siteand The Mormon Temple Center

Join the Department of Museum Travel for an exciting day in Sacramento. The day begins with a stop at the Crocker Art Museum to see the temporary exhibition Andy Warhol: Portraits. This exhibit is organized by The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and it includes a broad sampling of Warhol’s self-portraits, and portraits of the diverse 20th-century iconic figures who eagerly sat for him. In addition to the Andy Warhol exhibit, tour members will have the opportunity to view the Crocker Art Museum’s many other permanent collections and exhibitions.

The group will reconvene around noon with a stop in Old Sacramento for lunch and a little shopping, if time permits. The final stop will be at the Leland Stanford Mansion which has recently completed extensive restoration and rehabilitation and serves as the official state reception center for government use. You won’t want to miss this stunning example of California splendor and elegance in the Victorian era!

For additional information, contact tour escort Jo Ann Moore at joamoore4@gmail.com, (209) 477-6733 (home) or (209) 481-1649 (cell). For reservations contact Merylene Marengo at (209) 940-6311 or AdminAssistant@hagginmuseum.org.

Crocker Art Museum, Old Sacramento and theLeland Stanford Mansion

$65 members; $100 non-members

Saturday, June 11, 2016

2016 AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS

Junior Women’s Group Susie Perry & Joanne Waters

Haggin Social Club Catey Campora & Marilee Smith

Museum Store Auxiliary Amanda Cottrell

Docent Council Claudia Collignon

Department of Museum Travel Beverly Fitch McCarthy

LACP Patricia Hose

High Hand Conservatory and Antiquing TourFriday, May 13, 2016 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

$65 members; $100 non-members

You won’t want to miss this exciting adventure to the High Hand Conservatory in Loomis, California! The Loomis Fruit Growers Association has been in continuous operation since 1901. The oldest part of the historic High Hand fruit sheds packing plant, built in 1926, now houses various artisan vendors. The timeless principles of hand-made craftsmanship and value are reflected throughout the historic building.

Taste locally crafted wines, olive oils and vinegars and visit the art gallery which houses work by local leading painters, sculptors, ceramicists and glass jewelry makers. Additionally, the site houses a Persian rug gallery, Gladding McBean pottery, and The Tin Thimble, which specializes in creative sewing and fiber arts. There is a fashion boutique, and one-of-a-kind hand-made gifts, and furnishings for home and garden. The Vintage Bricoleur has a unique selection of antiques and collectibles. Across the street and within two blocks in either direction there are at least five more antique shops. The nursery covers several acres with walking paths among specimen trees, shrubs, succulents, topiary, statuary and pottery. Check out the High Hand website for more details at highhand.com.

Enjoy a brown bag lunch in the garden or visit the the High Hand Café which specializes in farm fresh local ingredients. There will be plenty of time for shopping, meandering through the gardens or antiquing by foot as the tour bus will stay parked in the same location from 10:30 to 3:30 p.m.

For more information contact tour leader Dot Robinson at (209) 957-5427 or dorothy3322@att.net. For reservations contact administrative assistant Merylene Marengo at (209) 940-6311. The last day to cancel and still receive a refund is April 29. OLLI and SICL members are invited to travel at the same cost as museum members.

8:45 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

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GIFTS & MEMBERSHIP

ANNUAL APPEAL November 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016

Carnegie Arts Center, Turlock

Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento Asian Art Museum, San Francisco de Young Museum, San Francisco

Legion of Honor, San Francisco Oakland Museum of California Nevada Museum of Art, Reno

and 750 more across North America!

Members of The Haggin Museum receive valuable benefits. Membership at the

Supporting level ($100) and above includes NARM reciprocal benefits. The North

American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Association offers reciprocal benefits to members of over 750 arts and cultural institutions. Some NARM affiliated arts

organizations include:

Anonymous Joe Avagliano Sheila Beauchamp Robert & Susan Benedetti Richard & Verna Bercik Mr. & Mrs. Glinn Billings Bart Bird & Marit Mortensen-Bird Patti Brennan Mrs. Mary Brierly Molly Bustos Michael & Dianne Butler Janet Carothers & George Tolang Susan J. Caulfield Mr. Thomas W. Colwell Crete Family Foundation Kathy Crump Gary & Kala Cummings Roy Damilano Dolores De Carli Teena DeBorba Daniel & Ewa Dozier Tania Dragavon Mrs. Ann Duncan Ron Duncan James R. Dyke Barbara & David Edwards Patty Fensterwald Donna Brown & Colleen Foster Paula Frago Shirley Garey Dennis & Judy Goldstrand Tim & Lynn Grunsky Mary Haack Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hanyak Judge & Mrs. Thomas Harrington Kay Held Vern & Marge Hellwig Thomas & Christy Hooper Al & Sally Johnson John & Dianne La Rue Fred M. & Nancy E. Lee Anna Lutz Carolyn Mallett E. D. & Doris Marks James Hoagland & Glenna L. Matthews Charles A. & Alice Jean Matuszak Mr. Allen P. McKee Ms. Karen L. McKee

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McMaster Dean & Bea McNeilly Tracy & Deanna Miller Jim & Diane Morgali Evelyn Pankow James & Patricia Pickering Maryann L. Porterfield Steve & Lisa Prato Donald & Ellen Precissi Pete & Faye Roberts Richard Ronten & Celine Leung Frank & Ann Rossi Edward Ruhstaller Ernie & Pam Segale Francis & Nancy Sharp Anne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi Mr. & Mrs. Russ Shepherd Leslie & Stephen Sherman Jessie Springborn Jack & Mary Stirton Dr. Thomas T. Streeter & Dr. Harjit Sud Ms. Verla W. Thomas Virginia Thompson The Eleanora P. Touhey Disaster & Relief Fund C. Kay Valverde Mrs. Eleanor Vogel Walt & Nora Wager David & Jo Wagner Dr. & Mrs. Paul Waters The C. A. Webster Foundation, Inc. Rick & Judy Wentworth Veray Wickham David & Becky Wooten Ms. Ann Worth

GIFT MEMBERSHIPSNovember 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016 Membership Given To Membership Given By

CORNERSTONE – Friendship Kim Ray & Charles Barnard Mrs. Joan Ray

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On your first visit to AmazonSmile (smile.amazon.com), you will need to select San Joaquin Pioneer And Historical Society as the charitable organization to receive the donation from your purchases. Again, you must use our legal name San Joaquin Pioneer And Historical Society.

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FAMILY Mr. & Mrs. Kurtis Anders Steve & Gayle Roscelli

Christopher & Emily Brown Reid & Donna Roberts

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cammack Mrs. Joan Waugh

The Collins Family Scott & Penelope Heaton

Michelle Feingold Norma De Pauli

Jerome & Linda Fernandez Larry & Terry Rios

Monica Gutterres Norma De Pauli

Liz & Mike Lawrie Gary & Kala Cummings

Evette Sola Margo Tzikas

INDIVIDUAL Graham S. Heaton Scott & Penelope Heaton

Trust Hilton Scott & Penelope Heaton

CJ Martin Gary & Kala Cummings

Pattie Mathews Susan Rearic

NEW AND UPGRADED* MEMBERSHIPS November 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016

BUSINESS - Corporate Port of Stockton*

BUSINESS - Associate The African American Chamber of Commerce of San Joaquin

MEMBERSHIP & GIFTS

CORNERSTONE – Benefactor Ed & Carol Cahill* Patricia Cox* Crete Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence de Polo* CORNERSTONE – Friendship Al & Lorrie Hoslett* William & Wendi Maxwell* Scot Sinclair* Judy & Jerry Yucht*

SUPPORTING Don Allen Kelly Amato Donald F. & Mary M. Andrews* Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Baker* Vincent & Renata Bricka* Anthony G. Cahill & Dale M. Tom* Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Case* Nancy Chavez* Patricia Collier* Michael & Lois Davis Randy & Jamie Davis* Mr. & Mrs. Tim French* Drs. Janwyn & Jack Funamura Christopher & Carole Funge* Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Gassner* Mr. & Mrs. Art Godi* Ben & Jenny Grimes* Martha J. Guthrie* Margaret Guttieri & Joan Garcia* Max Heinemann & Janet Gedigian* Doug & Cheryl Hunt* Thomas & Catherine Huston* Cliff & Ann Johnston* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kindelberger* Liz & Neil Lark* Susan C. Lee Gay B. Matthews Robert Melrose O.D. & Rosemary Melrose O.D. Ms. Patsy Meraz Charles A. & Alice Jean Matuszak* Bob Mau & Cheryl Meeker* Diana M. Miller* Mr. & Mrs. Hal Monroe* Daryl & Mike Morrison* Janet & Kelly Nimtz* Greg & Rhonda Olvera* Mr. Eric Parfrey & Ms. Marika Wolfe* Geraldine Pedroncelli* Lori & Bob Pfaff* Juliana Quinn Jim Riggs & Donna Roberts

Deelynn & Scott Rivinius Barbara & Robert Schwartz* William Swagerty & Shirley Dickerman* Daniel & Lynne Terry* Peggy Tobias & Carol Tobias Ayers* Paul & Colleen Ustach* Alice Van Ommeren & K.C. Greaney* Mrs. Patricia C. Vannucci* David & Jo Wagner* Chris & Gail Wardell* Norma Webb* William & Elaine Werner* FAMILY Nesha & Alma Bjelovitic Mr. & Mrs. Bret Conner Michael Garcia Dr. John A. Giehl* Vickie Hargreaves* Daniel & Diana McDaniel Mercy Park & Corry Kurlp* Robert Philis & Harleene BeBout Randy Pinnelli Larry & Terry Rios Susan von Sosten* Jennifer & Josh Thom The Vargas Family

INDIVIDUAL Susan Barnett Kristeen Caldwell Ms. LeeAnn Dorville Roger Gearhart Miss Katie Heinz* Josephine Hipolito Edith Ibarra Susanna Marin Ellen McFall Shirley L. Montgomery Kenneth L. Oliver Shari Potter Tamara M. Praus

MEMORIAL GIFTSNovember 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016

In memory of James Avansino, Sr.Aurora Owning

In memory of Adair BerensRandy & Jamie Davis

FIREFIGHTERS NARM Museum store Thank You

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In memory of Olivia Juliette Beck Bowen Ms. Karen L. McKee

In memory of William BrierlyMrs. Rolla O. BrownCaroline GwerderAlice G. LenzCathi & Tom SawyerMrs. Geo F. Shuler

In memory of Bill CookPhoebe D. FarnamRobert FergusonMs. Darlene IsaacsMr. & Mrs. Frank RaspoCarolyn SanguinettiMr. & Mrs. Robert ScheneMrs. Geo F. Schuler

In memory of Bonnie DuncanRon Duncan

In memory of Eleanor DykeFrank & Marilyn Rauzi

In memory of Jacqueline FerrillDr. & Mrs. Joseph Spracher

In memory of Joyce HarrisStan Steele In memory of Rosemary MarcellinFrank & Marilyn Rauzi

In memory of John McCarthyMs. Merylene Marengo ArsanisMrs. Rolla O. BrownRudy & Stephene CroceTerri & Randy DonisDorothy LevyMs. Karen L. McKeeMs. Beverly A. RushingAnne B. Sheldon & Fred NishiAngelo Stagnaro

In memory of Kappy NahigianFrank & Marilyn Rauzi

In memory of Jene PankowEvelyn Pankow

In memory of Jane Guernsey PopeE. D. & Doris Marks

In memory of Pat RooneyCathi & Tom Sawyer

In memory of Chris Schrimpl Ms. BJ Stewart

In memory of Pat Smith Frank & Marilyn Rauzi

In memory of Bruce SpoonNoel Gassett

In memory of June TemmeE. D. & Doris Marks

In memory of Lynne TemmeBarbara Avey & Phillip MerazRudy & Karen BilawskiMr. & Mrs. Frank CanepaEdgar & Irene CaseMr. & Mrs. Gary ChristophersonSteve & Amanda CottrellBob & Kathy FayFrederick W. Feilzer, Jr.Haggin Museum Docent CouncilJohn & Kathy HymesDorothy LevyPat MartinMs. Karen L. McKeeEdward RuhstallerMr. & Mrs. Arthur SanguinettiMs. Carol E. SimsPeggy Tobias & Carol Tobias Ayers

In memory of Sam "Butch" ToccoliRudy & Stephene CroceMr. & Mrs. George DohrmannMs. Karen L. McKeeCathi & Tom Sawyer

In memory of George Turner and Lance Turner

Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Hall

In memory of Marvin Wigley1947 Class of Stockton High School

SPECIAL GIFTSNovember 3, 2015 – February 2, 2016

Celebrating the 60th birthday of Jerry ButterfieldThomas & DiAnne Bowe

Celebrating the 85th birthday of Alice G. LenzMr. & Mrs. Henry Shea

Celebrating the birthday of Jenny LindMrs. Roz Hansen

Honoring Urban Ernst's years of service as a Haggin Trustee

Dorothy Levy

Honoring Robert MidboeSusan Janis

Unrestricted GiftHaggin Museum

Department of Museum TravelThe late Msgr. Harmon D. Skillin

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