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THE GUARDSMEN
2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT
2013-2014 Annual Report
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A Message from the 69th President
2
About The Guardsmen
3
2013-2014 Financial Highlights
4
2013-2014 Donors
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Auction Participants
8
Matching Gifts
9
In-Kind Donors
MISSION STATEMENT
The Guardsmen makes a life-changing difference in the lives of at-risk youth
by raising funds for scholarship, campership and other youth programs. We
mobilize the talents, energy and resources of our members, friends, families,
and professional colleagues, and in so doing strengthen our entire community.
10-11
Endowment Fund Contributors 12
Tribute Gifts
13
Fundraising Highlights
14
Grant Highlights
14
Member Events Highlights
15
Special Event Highlights
16-17
Campership Program
18-19
Other Youth Programs
20-21
Scholarship Program 22-23
Acknowledgements
24-25
PRODUCTION:
Heather Brewer
GRAPHIC DESIGN/LAYOUT:
Iron Creative Communication
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Gustavo Fernandez
WRITING/EDITING:
Heather Brewer, Patrick Gilligan, Joni Lachman, Hilary Lapping, Kevin Murray, Taina Steinberg
A MESSAGE FROM THE 69TH PRESIDENT
ABOUT THE GUARDSMEN
“Membership of The Guardsmen was established entirely through word-of-mouth,
and the organization quickly became a network of talented young individuals
committed to building stronger communities. Over time, national, state, and civic
leaders began to formally recognize The Guardsmen’s efforts and its vision for
impacting youth through enhanced opportunities.”
OUR BEGINNING
2014-2015 Senior Board Members, Kevin Murray, Justin Hildebrandt, Adam Buttery, and Michael Piro
celebrate the new fiscal year at The Guardsmen’s annual Changing of the Guard event.
Dear Friends and
Supporters,
On behalf of The
Guardsmen and
the children in our
community whose lives we aim to
enrich, and with great appreciation
to all who participated and
supported our efforts over the past
year, it is my pleasure to present to
you The Guardsmen Annual Report
for our 2013-2014 fiscal year.
With the help of our families, friends
and colleagues from the private,
non-profit, and business sectors,
our all-volunteer membership has
worked hard to create awareness
for our purpose and raise funds
in support of our mission. Our
Strategic Fundraising Committee
and newly created Development
Department continues to renew and
strengthen existing relationships
with our donors while identifying
and cultivating new funding sources
to expand our network and increase
our revenue in order to positively
impact the lives of more children,
our future leaders.
Even so, we continue to fall short
of providing camping and private
school opportunities to all the Bay
Area children who could benefit
from these experiences. As a result,
fiscal year 2015 will prove to be
a year of great challenge for our
organization to cultivate interest for
our mission and raise the necessary
funds to keep our Campership and
Scholarship Programs thriving, and
we encourage your support.
We are hopeful that after reviewing
this report you will fully understand
the significance of The Guardsmen
as a community service organization
and the valuable role you play in our
success. Should you have questions
or wish to provide direct funding
to The Guardsmen please contact
our Treasurer, Robert Flowers, your
Guardsmen friends, Director of
Development Heather Brewer, or me.
Thank you again for support.
Kevin W. Murray
69th President
2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
Kevin W. Murray
President
Justin S. Hildebrandt
1st Vice President
Adam Buttery
Vice President
Michael R. Piro
Vice President/Secretary
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Patrick J. Gilligan
William R. Mastrangelo
Will H. Parker
Tyson R. Stevenson
Andrew Gall
Ryan Nail
Justin Monfredini
John Pettus
In 1947 a group of young San
Francisco professionals, who
were to become known as The
Guardsmen, joined together to help
disadvantaged children in the Bay
Area. These young men recognized
that they were among the most
fortunate members of society, who
had good careers, loving families,
and many opportunities – past,
present, and future. They decided
they had a responsibility to “give
back” in the interest of individual
children, and society at large. They
were concerned that although
at-risk youth were provided basic
necessities and helped by existing
civic and community agencies,
many children had no opportunity
to experience life outside the
confines of an often harsh
inner-city environment.
Beyond this desire to give back,
these founding members of
The Guardsmen also enjoyed
the camaraderie that came
from working together. The
Guardsmen recognized that they
could combine fun, fellowship
and fundraising. To this end,
The Guardsmen began hosting
fundraising events – dinners,
raffles, a Christmas Tree Lot – in
order to raise money for local
children’s charities and programs.
Membership of The Guardsmen
was established entirely through
word-of-mouth, and the
organization quickly became
a network of talented young
individuals committed to building
stronger communities. Over time,
national, state, and civic leaders
began to formally recognize The
Guardsmen’s efforts and its vision
for impacting youth through
enhanced opportunities.
The Crystal Plunge Swimming
Team was one of the first
recipients of support when The
Guardsmen helped them travel to
Chicago to compete in the AAU
championships. Several of the
team’s members went on to win
gold medals at the 1948 Olympics.
The Guardsmen’s first efforts
revolved around the importance
of athletics and outdoor activities.
Early Guardsmen members
recognized that children atrisk benefited from a mentor
relationship, particularly if it was
cultivated in a setting conducive
todeveloping friendships (ex:
“the great outdoors”). Thus, The
Guardsmen began a program that
thrives today in order to send
at-risk children and youth to
summer camp: The Guardsmen
Campership Program.
During a strategic review on
the 50th anniversary of the
organization in 1998, The
Guardsmen identified a need for
improved educational choices
for at-risk youth, many of whom
were lost in an unresponsive and
dysfunctional education system
that only reinforced cycles of
poverty and violence. To address
this need, The Guardsmen
Scholarship Program was created
in order to provide partial private
school scholarships for at-risk
children and youth.
Adam Wright
Counsel
Bill Dentino
Asst. Counsel
Robert E. Flowers
Treasurer
Doug Lambert
Asst. Treasurer
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THE GUARDSMEN 2013-2014
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
2013-2014
DONORS
Painted by CYO Campership Recipients
FY ENDING 9/30/14
$100,000 or more
BTIG, LLC
2013-2014 REVENUE
$20,000 or more
Levi Strauss & Co.
The Kimball Foundation
18%
7%
INDIVIDUALS
1%
FOUNDATIONS
ORGANIZATION/CORPORATIONS
22%
GOVERNMENT (0%)
49%
3%
MEMBERSHIP FEES
ENDOWMENT
OTHER
TOTAL REVENUE: $1,652,321
2013-2014 EXPENSES
9%
8%
5%
SCHOLARSHIP
CAMPERSHIP
13%
MEMBERSHIP*
31%
34%
GENERAL/ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDRAISING
OTHER YOUTH PROGRAMS
TOTAL EXPENSES: $1,638,616
* Membership expenses are
covered by Membership fees
NET INCOME: $13,705
The Guardsmen 2013-2014 financials are preliminary numbers. Complete financial statements for The Guardsmen,
audited by Robert Lee & Associates LLP, are available upon request. Audits are conducted at the beginning of the
calendar year.
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$10,000-$19,999
William F. Bartlett
BlackRock Foundation
B R Cohn Charity Events
Barbara Callander
Gilardi & Co., LLC
Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.
Louise M. Davies Foundation
Miller Law Group
PNC Foundation
The Fairmont San Francisco Hotel
The Olympic Club Foundation
$5,000-$9,999
Anvil Builders, Inc.
Baker Family Charitable Trust
BCSP IV U.S. Investments, L.P.
Bloomberg L.P.
Blue Shield of California
Bruce Bochy
Boston Properties L.P.
British Motor Car Distributors Ltd.
Brooks Brothers Group, Inc.
Jerry L. Brooner
Challenge Dairy Products, Inc.
Christensen Family Foundation
Dodge & Cox
Duane Morris LLP
Mrs. Donald G.Fisher
Robert E. Foster
Greenberg Traurig Philanthropic
Hume Endowment Fund
ICAP North America Inc.
Integrated Archive Systems
Iron Creative Communication
Kerr & Wagstaffe, LLP
Kilroy Realty, L.P.
Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP
McCarthy Cook & Co AAF
David M. Murray
Michael Murray
NOVO Construction
Parallax Volatility Advisers, LLC
Paramount Group, Inc.
Parnassus Investments
Prologis Foundation
Shorenstein Realty Services LP
SQOR
Westley A. Stauffer
Paul E. Walker
John Walsh
$2,500-$4,999
Catherine Arlin
BCCI Construction Company
Sean F. Behr
BlackRock Foundation
Clear Channel Worldwide
Marcus O. Colabianchi
Dan and Stacey Case
Family Foundation
Deloitte
Design About Town
Equinox
Andrew C. Gall
Justin S. Hildebrandt
Hitachi Data Systems
Interstate Equities Corp
L.T. Murray Family Foundation
Lilien Systems
M West Properties
William Mastrangelo
Orchard Partners, LLC
Performance Contracting, Inc.
Wade Pitts
PLUS Foundation
Ryan D. Prosser
Purcell Murray Company, Inc.
Chris Reid
Christopher T. Roeder
Rothstein, Kass & Company, P.C.
Christopher T. Schaper
The Bay Club
USAA Real Estate Company
$1,000-$2,499
AON Foundation
Balanced Inc.
Edward C. Bartlett
Jordan R. Baucum
Bruce Belding
Greg Biagi
BlackRock
Victoria Boggess
Norman Bouton
Marshall A. Boyd
Brogan and Son LLC
Matthew P. Carbone
Chubbies Shorts
Christopher A. Codik
Whiff Collins
Jennifer Cozzone
Credo
Daniel K. Cushing
Todd R. Darling
Richard O. De Atley
David Dravecky
Stuart M. Gordon
Hamilton Zanze & Co.
Emily Hawker
Robert B. Hellman
Suzanne Hingel
Karen W. Hoke
Kurt K. Houtkooper
Dave Johnson
James Kaiser
Jim Kelly
Jeff Landry
Richard Lapping
Michael D. Liddle
Javier Lopez
James R. Loughmiller
Harish Mahanty
Robert W. Maier
Mark Day School
Eitan Melamed
Victor Melinauskas
Mission Bowling Club, LLC
Justin Monfredini
Michael Moran
Kevin W. Murray
Josh Myerberg
Fredric C. Nelson
Patrick O’Connor
Will H. Parker
Mark W. Perry
Janet Pettus
Greg Pignati
Platinum Advisors
River West Wines LLC
Russian River Wines LLC
Brian R. Sabean
Paul Sack
James and Nancy Saunders
Ferdinand Schmitz
A. Horton Shapiro
Silicon Valley Bank
Christopher E. Simpson
Sing For America Foundation
Matthew C. Smith
Jeff Starkovich
Kirsten Strobel
Surface Art
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2013-2014
DONORS (CONTINUED)
2013-2014
DONORS (CONTINUED)
Painted by CYO Campership Recipients
$500-$999
Advanced Wellness
Dan K. Annan
John Bickford
Nicholas Bijur
Richard B. Blackman
Steven Bono
Robert N. Bowles
Edward L. Bulkley
Adam and Maureen Buttery
Bruce and Barbara Callendar
Terrence W. Cavanaugh
Anne M. Cecconi
Citizen Space
James Connelly
Daniel J. Conway
Graham J. Coover
Crunch, LLC
David C. Cumming
Andrew F. Curby
Harold H. Davis
Brooks H. Doggett
William A. Domann
Brian R. Drue
Charles Emanuel
David Escarzega
Doris Fisher
Gregory Fogg
Douglas Gourlay
Thomas Gram
Richard E. Hardy
Jennifer Heafey
Hound Shop, Inc.
Bradford Jeffries
John B. Keady
Thomas P. Kenefick
James Krueger
L.A. Giacobbi & Co.
Law Offices Of John G. Warner
Meagan Leary
Carol and Barry Livingston
David T. Lumbard
Frederick Matteson
James M. McCabe
Paul McDonald
Edward Meier, Jr.
MG West
Alden M. Mills
Morgan Stanley
Jim L. Morrone
Jean Munson
Naked Juice
Kelly Nice
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Tyler Nickerson
Luke W. Ogelsby
Bill R. Poland
Kevin Poor
PopChips
Kimberlie R. Revai
Sean P. Rooney
James R. Rottman
Zane Rowe
My Sanford
Dominic Sarica
Robert Schmitt
Taylor Schubert
Charles Silverman
Taina J. Steinberg
Robert B. Steinert
Tyson R. Stevenson
Karen Sullivan
John A. Sutro
Stephen H. Sutro
John D. Tapley
Riaz Taplin
Teespring, LLC
The Barbara & Jay Fritz Foundation
Victor Thomas
Calvin & Mary Tilden
Gary Tyrrell
Ryan Vogelsong
David R. Walsh
$250-$499
Matthew Aljets
David Applegate
Gary Arabian
Avanzare Chiropractic Sport Therapy
Kathryn Z. Brown-Davis
Lillian Buziak
Cafe Des Amis
Peter Casey
John J. Churton
Sean W. Crawford
Joseph M. Cunningham
Matthew Currie
Theodore R. Davies
Bradley S. DeJean
fitmob
Chuck Flanders
Matthew Friedman
Nima D. Gabbay
Shuman Ghosemajumder
Thomas W. Gille
Brad F. Gillis
Richard Grossman
Jennfier Harris
Caley Heekin
David M. Heilbron
Laura Hunt
James E. Jolly
Andrew J. Kelly
Jeremy M. Kish
Theodore Koltis
William Lammersen
Quynh Le
Eric Luhrs
Jeff S. McFarland
Glenn McWilliams
Chris Messick
Danielle Misko
Nesquik
Craig Nile
Simon Osindero
Elizabeth Pantages
Catherine & John Parker
Ron D. Prosser
Andrew Reid
Hussein Safa
San Francisco Baseball Academy
Francie Soito
John L. Sullivan
Sweat Republic
Janette Talento-Lay
Steve Torgeson
Trendy Tendy, LLC
Dennis Varni
Samuel Wasserstein
Damien M. Weiss
$100-$249
Mike Albarelli
Amy Anderson
Anonymous
Cameron Baker
James Balise
Matthew Barber
Jennifer Belardi
Andrew Benton
Neil Bhatia
Richard A. Bohannon
Johnny Boynton
Josh Brankman
Dan Briner
Michael Bryce
Eugenia Callan
Kevin Chadwick
Judy Chancellor
Jason Chatterjee
Painted by CYO Campership Recipients
Matt Clare
Thomas P. Cleary
Jeffrey M. Coddington
William R. Cohen
Tom Connaghan
David E. Cookson
Ashley Connors
Cliff C. Cummings
Michael DeGregorio
Michael Dipippa
Steve Druskin
Matthew Durso
Atomic Elroy
Paul Erb
James P. Evangelista
Jonathan E. Faller
Jamie Fallon
Philip H. Fernandez
Robert Flemer
Brian Fleming
Joe Fonzi
W. Reed Foster
Dudley J. Fournier
Future Bars
Damon Gacicia
Brian C. Gauck
Patrick J. Gilligan
Sarah K. Gilson
Kelly Givas
Glen Cove Marina, LLC
Martin Guerriero
Elizabeth Hagan
Frank Hagan
Michael D. Hamilton
Amber Hamilton
Jon Harle
Brad Harlow
David Harrington
Mark E. Harris
Ann Harris
Thomas W. Harris
Tyler Harris
Dan Hart
Tawni Hart
Lain Hassall
Richard Hayes
Victor A. Hebert
Robert B. Henry
Robert Hielscher
H. Langdon Hilleary
Jon S. Hollyfield
Rex Huchton
Jesse Hunt
Aldo Ibarra
J. W. Mailliard Trust
Joe F. Jacques
Heather M. Jones
Suzanne Kane
Peter Kehrli
Charles Knuth
Stephen Lanese
Ann Laschever
Robert M. Lee
Neil Littman
Frank Maiorana
Ken Mak
Teresa Mannen
Phillip W. Marshall
Sean McCallum
Sisita L. McDonald
Mark L. McNay
Paula McWilliam
Colby McWilliams
Patricia Milazzo
Markham Miller
James Monfredini
Martin E. Monfredini
Nick Morf
Ryan Morgan
Jeffrey Morris
Michael Moylan
Christine Murray
Micheal J. Neuenfeldt
Richard C. Otter
Jenn Pattee
Molly Pengra
Kelly Pettit
Glynn M. Phillips
John G. Phillips
William A. Quinby
Stephanie Read
Joseph Rehrmann
Caroline Reich Sterman
Monica Reilly
John A. Rigamonti
Blair K. Roche
Eileen Rooney
Edward J. Rothman
Scott Russell
Vincent P. Scott
Roula Seikaly
Kathy Shine
Rachel Shipp
Jessie B. Singleton
Tr Skender
Suzanne Smith
Charles H. Stuckey
Hunter Sykes
Taps
William D. Taylor
Michael Temkin
Kyle Turk
Benjamin Tuthill
Todd C. Upp
Joseph Can Orsdel
Naoko Watanabe
Amy Webb
Brian Westwater
James T. Wheary
Christopher White
Dennis Williams
Samuel E. Wilson
Frederick E. Wyler
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AUCTION PARTICIPANTS
$25,000 and above
William F. Bartlett
Cushman & Wakefield of California, Inc.
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Mr. Rande Johnsen
Kingsford Capital Mgmt LLC
$10,000-$24,999
Carolyn Betts
Timothy W. Garry
Patrick J. Gilligan
Phillip W. Marshall
Frederick Matteson
Paul E. Walker
$5,000-$9,999
Brent J. Gaulke
Nathan Jones
Kevin Kennedy
David Morandi
Josh & Kelley Myerberg
William O’Keeffe
Christopher T. Roeder
Sheila Shahabi DDS. Inc.
Karen Sullivan
Stephen & Ann Sutro
$2,500-$4,999
Anjou Ahlborn
Cameron Best
Jeffrey D. Bogino
Marcus O. Colabianchi
Sean W. Crawford
Charles Emanuel
Douglas J. Feliciano
Robert Fisher
Jennifer Freeberg
Patty Hearne
James E. Jolly
Caitlin Kilroy
Michael D. Liddle
Paul McDonald
Jim Pedicini
Dan J. Poritzky
Ron D. Prosser
Elisa Redding
Christina Resasco
Brian R. Sabean
Hussein Safa
Taina J. Steinberg
Warren J. Strudwick
Michael Temkin
$1,000-$2,499
Caitlin Ashlock
Edward C. Bartlett
MeeSun Boice
Kevin Chessen
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MATCHING GIFTS
Jessica Cox
Stephen C. Cummings
Stephanie Cunningham
Bradley S. DeJean
Stephanie Demasi
Gregory Fogg
Christopher A. Johnke
Jeanette Lefevre
Quynh Le
James R. Loughmiller
Monica Martarano-James
Gregory McAdam
Sisita L. McDonald
Ruby Multani
Kelly Nice
Stephen Rehrmann
Kimberlie R. Revai
Mary Elizabeth Salyer
Dominic Sarica
Chad Specht
Phaedra Starr
Tyson R. Stevenson
Mike Stupfel
Renee Verhaeger
Ryan Vogelsong
Stephen Walker
$500-$999
Jeremy Affeldt
Richard G. Ambidge
Dustin Calkins
Jeffrey M. Coddington
Graham Crow
Jason E. Fellner
Andy M. Frieden
Michael B. Hall
Brian and Jennifer Heafey
Henry Ivey
Joe F. Jacques
Neil Kay
Bruce Keiser
Javier Lopez
Shannon Lundgren
Robert Luzzo
Harish Mahanty
David M. Murray
Ryan & Jill Nail
Micheal J. Neuenfeldt
Thomas Nicoletti
Andrew Reid
Matthew Richards
John Samotyj
Leah Sanders
Charles Silverman
Steve Torgeson
Katherine Townsend
Todd C. Upp
Painted by CYO Campership Recipients
Many employers
participate in a
matching gifts
program for their
employee’s charitable
contribution and/
or volunteer hours.
Some companies even
match gifts made
by retirees and/or
spouses. Check with
your employer today
and make an even
deeper impact with
your next gift to The
Guardsmen.
Matching Organizations
BlackRock Matching Gift Program
Chevron Humankind
Employee Engagement Fund
Google Matching Gifts Program
HSBC Philanthropic Programs
Intel Foundation Volunteer Grant Program
MassMutual Matching Gift Center
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Salesforce.com Foundation
The Benevity Community
Impact Fund
UBS
Union Bank
United Health Foundation
United Way of the Bay Area
United Way Silicon Valley
Yahoo Matching Gifts Program
Matching Gifts are Made Possible By
Anonymous
Philippe Barret
Jordan Baucum
Tyler Brock
Peri Erickson-Brown
Michael Bryce
Jennifer Cozzone
Chuck Flanders
Mac Galindo
Andrew Gall
Stuart M. Gordon
Michael D. Hamilton
Jonathan E. Harle
Helen Lam
Patricia Lam
Maria Louie
William Mastrangelo
Edward Meier, Jr.
Josh Myerberg
Tyler Nickerson
Craig Nile
Patrick O’Connor
Simon Osindero
Jennifer Sevigny
Rachel Shipp
Matthew Smith
Paul Stankus
Christine Su
Raymond Tisler
Naoko Watanabe
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IN-KIND DONORS
IN-KIND DONORS
(CONTINUED)
$25,000 and above
Clear Channel Outdoor
$10,000-$24,999
Juslyn Vineyards
Paul E. Walker
$5,000-$9,999
Chuck Flanders
Thomas W. Flint
Purcell Murray Company, Inc.
John Stubbs
$2,500-$4,999
Barefoot Wines & Bubbly
Bloom That
Blue Angel Vodka
Marcus O. Colabianchi
Clark Coulbourn
Harold H. Davis
Five Stars Yacht
Shanendoah Forbes
Diana Hastings
Justin S. Hildebrandt
Jose Eber
Ken R. Laversin
Prologis, Inc.
Aaron M. Reuter
Sephora Company
Andrew Simon
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Tesla Motors
The Westin Snowmass Resort
The Wine Foundry
Tol, Inc.
Toyota Motors
Wells Fargo Bank
$1,000-$2,499
Anchor Distilling Company
Jordan J. Angel
Anonymous
Arkenstone
Au Bon Climat
Constellation Brands
CordeValle, A Rosewood Resort
Credo
Stephanie Demasi
Equinox Union Street
Gustavo A. Fernandez
Firestone Brewery
Foyt Family Wines / AJ Foyt Racing
Gap, Inc.
Ghurka
Patrick J. Gilligan
Ted Glenwright
Greenhouse Agency, Inc.
Gustavo Fernandez Photography
Bradley Holdings
Kosta Browne Winery
Lagunitas Brewing Company
Lombardi Sports
Mammoth Mountain Ski Area
Murphy Pearson Bradley & Feeney
David M. Murray
Keith Nothacker
William O’Keeffe
Opus One Winery
San Francisco Brewing Co.
Don M. Saxby
Schumacher Photography
Sea Island
Serenity Dental Spa
SFRI LLC
Benjamin V. Shih
Simraceway Performance Driving
Center
Southern Wine & Spirits
Tyson R. Stevenson
The Brick Yard
Von Strasser Winery
Gordon & Janet Webb
Cakebread Cellars
California Airways
Cococlectic
Denise Maloney Interior Design
Brian R. Drue
Dyer Vineyard
Joe Fonzi
Donald Fung
Riccardo Gale
Genius Wines LP
Golden State Warriors
Deanna Gumina
Thomas W. Harris
Kris W. Jacob
KHN Solutions, Inc.
La Rinconada Country Club
Larkmead Vineyards
Loring Wine Company
Lynn Maniscalco
Mayacama Golf Club
John J. Micek
Michael Merrill Design Studio
Midsummer Cellars
O’Brien Estate Winery
Original Joe’s
Pacific Rod & Gun Club
Pine Street Brewery
San Francisco Opera
John Shelburne
Sojourn Cellars
Speakeasy Ales & Lagers
Stephen H. Sutro
Tarpan Studios
Wallace Wertsch
Wilkes Bashford
Williams Selyem Winery
$100-$500
Ace W
asabi’s Rock ‘n’ Roll
Sushi Americanese Inc.
Alfred’s Steakhouse
Alpha Omega Winery
Bacio Divino Cellars
Matthew G. Ball
Black Stallion Winery
Body Rok
Buena Lane Partners, LLC
Buena Vista
Cable Car Clothiers
Brian P. Carr
Chateau St. Jean
Deborah Childs-Young
Chubbies Shorts
Coomber Family Ranch Wines
David Fulton Winery
Delectus Winery
Dogwood Cellars
Downlite
Dutton-Goldfield Winery
Embassy Suites Walnut Creek
Mark and Janet Epstein
Evening Land Vineyards
Floating Golf Greens, LLC
Flowers Vineyard & Winery
Paul Friedland
John W. Garrett
Goorin Brothers
Hagar Family Foundation
Hey Lady
John’s Grill
Maurice Jones-Drew
Keller Estate
Kevin Kennedy
KPMG
James Krueger
Landmark Vineyards
Jeff Loomis
Luna Blu Restaurant
Mark Rueben Gallery
Massican Winery
Maybach Family Vineyards
Medlock Ames Winery
Kris R. Moe
Myriad Cellars
Noir Lounge SF
Oakland Athletics
Oakland Raiders
OG Photography
Ottimista
William Patterson
Patz & Hall Winery
Per Diem Restaurant
Precision Fitness
Pride Mountain Vineyards
PRIME Napa Valley
Red Stitch Wine Group
Chris Reid
Robert Mondavi Winery
Rudius Wines
Runa
Salt House
Sammy Oliver Salon
Scanlon Aviation, LLC
Scott’s Seafood Grill & Bar
Sports Club/LA-SF
Stomper Company, Inc.
Robert Stone
Stonestreet Winery
Terra Valentine Winery
The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco
Justin Thompson
TR Elliott
Trident
Tullamore DEW
Uber
UC Berkeley Athletic Department
Cameron Uecker
Dennis Varni
Jeffrey Wilson
Keith Wolff
$1-$99
Causwells
Golden Gate Fields
HARROW
One Hope Wine
Wildeats Enterprises
$500-$999
Anchor Brewing Company
Dan K. Annan
Barry’s Bootcamp
Vince Bonanno
Bullit Bourbon
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ENDOWMENT FUND CONTRIBUTORS
TRIBUTE GIFTS
Tribute gifts may be made in memory or in honor of friends, colleagues, and loved
ones. Treasured gifts, such as these, are directed to The Guardsmen Endowment
Fund, so that the names of those we love and respect might live on in perpetuity.
Endowment gifts establish a solid foundation and are permanently restricted in order
to ensure funding for future generations. Remembered/Honored individuals are listed
in green, followed by the names of donors.
DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF:
John Lillienthal
James R. Saunders
Kjell Qvale
Eugenia Callan
Doris Fisher
James Kaiser
Andrew Stone
Dudley J. Fournier
Jack Doyle
Richard C. Otter
James R. Saunders
John Callander
Richard A. Bohannon
Images painted by CYO Campship Recipients
Jack Borgwardt
John H. Bickel
Calvin R. Tilden
Endowment gifts establish a solid foundation and are permanently restricted.
Every gift to The Guardsmen Endowment Fund makes a difference and allows us
to focus on maintaining and expanding funding for our programs, knowing that
our general operating support is secure and that we are providing for
future generations.
THE GUARDSMEN REMEMBERS AND CELEBRATES THE LIVES OF:
$10,000 ESTATE DONATION
Dr. John Callander
$2,000 and above
Kurt K. Houtkooper
Fredric C. Nelson
$1,000-$1,999
Matthew P. Carbone
Christopher A. Codik
Richard O. De Atley
Stuart M. Gordon
Robert B. Hellman
James Kaiser
Robert W. Maier
Mark W. Perry
Paul Sack
James & Nancy Saunders
Ferdinand Schmitz
A. Horton Shapiro
Christopher E. Simpson
Sing For America Foundation
Matthew C. Smith
$500-$999
Richard B. Blackman
Robert N. Bowles
Edward L. Bulkley
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Terrence W. Cavanaugh
James D. Connelly
David C. Cumming
Brooks H. Doggett
William A. Domann
Doris Fisher
Arthur J. Fritz
Thomas Gram
Richard E. Hardy
Bradford Jeffries
Thomas P. Kenefick
James Krueger
Barry & Carol Livingston
David T. Lumbard
James M. McCabe
Jim L. Morrone
Bill R. Poland
Christopher T. Roeder
Sean P. Rooney
James R. Rottman
Calvin & Mary Tilden
David R. Walsh
John G. Warner
$100-$499
Cameron Baker
Richard A. Bohannon
Eugenia Callan
Thomas P. Cleary
William R. Cohen
David E. Cookson
Dudley J. Fournier
Thomas W. Gille
Jonathan E. Harle
Mark E. Harris
Victor A. Hebert
Robert B. Henry
H. Langdon Hilleary
Mark L. McNay
James Monfredini
Martin E. Monfredini
Richard C. Otter
Charles H. Stuckey
John L. Sullivan
William D. Taylor
James T. Wheary
Frederick E. Wyler
Frank Woods
James R. Saunders
John L. “Jack” Doyle
1/17/1931 - 7/7/2014
Milo S. Gates (Ned)
4/25/1923 - 12/1/2013
Robert (Mac) M. McLeod
10/13/1925 - 2/7/2012
Frank Montgomery
Woods, 81
Passed away on 5/8/2014
Max Thelen, Jr.
8/18/1919 - 2/13/2014
William “Bill” Shaw
9/18/1928 - 9/10/2014
Andrew (Andy) H. Stone
Passed away on 2/15/2014
Sherman Welpton, III
6/6/1934 - 2/16/2014
$1-$99
John H. Bickel
Jay C. Mancini
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FUNDRAISING
HIGHLIGHTS
GRANT HIGHLIGHTS
BOYS NIGHT OUT: BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS
TOP 25 FUNDRAISERS
Every year The Guardsmen’s 150 active
members are expected to raise $3,000
each for our programs. Members are
divided into 48 committees and are
encouraged to work together in order
to creatively involve local vendors,
artists, and the community at large in
the fundraising process.
Michael Rubenstein Matthew Bainer Graham Coover Timothy Kazul David Murray Marco Castaneda Kevin Murray Joshua Stumpf Grant Cleghorn R. Casey Scollin Simon Wong Edward Meier Justin Monfredini Joseph Yumang Bradford Davis Zach Anderson-Gram Joseph Kiernan John Pettus Brendan Hutchinson Mike Schantz Stephen Sutro Brian Cristol Stephen Webb Charles Emanuel $29,500
$25,813
$21,000
$20,000
$19,550
$16,090
$15,240
$14,400
$13,300
$13,000
$12,000
$11,967
$11,811
$11,527
$11,400
$11,120
$10,067
$10,058
$10,000
$10,000
$10,000
$9,692
$9,647
$9,632
CREATING AN CONTINUOUS IMPACT
The Kimball Foundation has been a significant supporter of
The Guardsmen for the last seven years. In 2013-2014
The Kimball Foundation generously granted $25,000 to
our Campership and Scholarship Programs, bringing their
cumulative giving total to $225,000. The Kimball Foundation
provides opportunities for the at-risk and disadvantaged
youth in the Bay Area to improve the quality of their lives and
reach their highest potential. The foundation’s focus areas
include College Access and Persistence, Cultural Enrichment,
Environmental Education, and Vocational & Workplace Skills.
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Every year, The Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco match 100 girls with 100 women, and 100 boys with 100 men,
for two one-day “buddy” events filled with fun and games. This year’s theme was Time Machine where kids and their
buddies explored bowling during the Ice Age and made Tetris puzzles. They also went way back and built Ancient
Egyptian pyramids together. Kids also wrote letters to their future selves in the time capsule station. The Guardsmen
was happy to attend Boys Night Out again this year and look forward to many more to come!
Guardsmen member Will Bartlett and Boys &
Girls Club member.
Guardsmen members Kevin Murray & Gustavo
Fernandez having fun with two Boys & Girls
Club members.
Guardsmen member Marcus Colabianchi and
Boys & Girls Club member.
CHILDREN HELPING CHILDREN:
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO
MARK DAY SCHOOL
Every year the graduating class at Mark Day School (formerly St.
Mark’s School) in San Rafael fundraises in various and creative
ways in order to donate the proceeds to one international
charity as well as one local charity. This year The Guardsmen
was honored to be selected by the students as a recipient of a
$2,000 grant for our Campership and Scholarship Programs.
Keep up the great work, kids!
MOST MEMORABLE
FUNDRAISING
MOMENT OF 2013-2014
At the end of each year The
Guardsmen hosts a Fund Drive Wrap
Up event to celebrate the results of the
year’s fundraising efforts. This year the
Fund Drive Wrap Up was held at At&t
Park, allowing members to channel
their inner Willie Mays and Barry Bonds
by taking batting practice and fielding
balls. The highlight of this year’s
event was a homerun by member
Ryan Prosser, whose accomplishment
generated $5,000 in donations by his
fellow members. Congratulations to
Ryan and to our kids!
MEMBER EVENTS HIGHLIGHTS
CYO CAMP ARMSTRONG
In July of 2014 The Guardsmen was hosted once again by the incredible staff at CYO Camp Armstrong. Tucked
in Armstrong Woods outside of downtown Occidental in Sonoma County, the property is an amazing countryside
setting just a 90 minute drive from busy San Francisco. The Guardsmen members and their families got to spend a
day visiting with campers who had just begun their week-long session at the overnight camp. After spending lunch
together, The Guardsmen worked alongside the campers to coordinate food pick up, setting the tables and, ultimately,
clean up. Everyone enjoyed skits put on by each cabin, as well as the multiple camp facilities, including the swimming
pool and archery range. We’re already looking forward to next year and will be hard at work fundraising to support as
many campers as possible.
A PRIVATE LUNCH WITH JOHN STUMPF
This year CEO of Wells Fargo Bank and “2013 Banker of the
Year”, John Stumpf, graciously offered one lucky auction winner
a personal lunch with him, including a private chef in the Wells
Fargo board room and a behind-the-scenes tour of the Wells
Fargo Museum, personally led by Mr. Stumpf himself. With the
help of CharityBuzz, Mr. Stumpf was able to raise a whopping
$22,800 for The Guardsmen’s programs! A huge thank you to
Mr. Rande Johnsen who was this auction’s winning bidder –
because of Mr. Johnsen we were able to send 40 more children
to summer camp and provide 8 more students with scholarships.
Guardsmen member, Ed Meier and CYO archers.
CYO staff members at Camp Armstrong
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SPECIAL EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
• The Guardsmen members volunteered over 6,000 hours at the Christmas Tree Lot
• Over 2,900 people participated in our Presidio 10K Race
• The Guardsmen members donated 90 Christmas trees to Holly Courts, the oldest public
housing property west of the Mississippi
• The Guardsmen’s events are made possible by 80+ local sponsors
• Special Events generate roughly 60% of The Guardsmen’s total revenue
Start line of the Levi’s Presidio 10K Race
A festive attendee at the Christmas
Tree Lot Party
The Guard Dog hangs out with CYO Campers at the Tree Lot
Boys and Girls Club member and Campership
Recipient, Iesha, gives a moving speech at
the Sports Auction
Kids Day at the Christmas Tree Lot
Annual Crab Feed at the Christmas Tree Lot
Former SF Giants player Barry Bonds
at the Sports Auction
A Monopoly-themed Wine Auction was a
huge hit!
The winner of the Run for the Roses Kentucky
Derby event’s hat contest
A Trap & Skeet Tournament
winner and participant
A human foosball game at the SF Lawn Party
Guardsmen member and bachelor
Joseph Rehrmann on the catwalk at
The Guardsmen Bachelor Auction
Special guest J.J. O’Brien from The
Bachelorette offers a rose at The Guardsmen
Bachelor Auction
“Thank you again and again for donating such a gorgeous Christmas Tree to SafeHouse. This is the 5th year that we have benefitted from your generosity. We especially appreciated you bringing it up two flights of stairs and installing it in a leak-proof container. That was definitely the icing on the cake!”
Bay Area dance party band, PopRocks,
performs at the SF Lawn Party
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The Golden Gate Philharmonic youth orchestra
played for families at the Tree Lot
Volunteers serving a delicious breakfast
at the Levi’s Presidio 10K Race.
– Carola Shepard, Board Member, San Francisco SafeHouse
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CAMPERSHIP PROGRAM
SUMMER CAMP IS A SAFE HAVEN: CAMP MENDOCINO
The Guardsmen Campership Program sends at-risk children and youth to summer camp in order to break cycles of
poverty through environmental education and stewardship, leadership training, and influential mentors. Campers must
be ages 6-17, reside in the Bay Area, and meet the Alaska Reduced School Lunch Program financial guidelines in order
to be eligible for a Guardsmen Campership.
LAURA, 16 YEARS OLD
CAMP HIGHLIGHT: CAMP OZIKU
QUICK FACTS:
2,121 children received a
Guardsmen Campership
“She feels more
confident and
empowered when
she returns. I think
she worries a lot
less about cancer
and is more positive
for a healthy
future.”
– Parent of an 11 year-old
Oncology Camp Camper
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Okizu (oak-eye-zoo) comes from the
Sioux language and means unity,
to come together, to heal from a
hurt, to make whole. The mission of
Okizu is to provide peer support,
respite, mentoring, and recreational
programs to meet the needs of all
members of families affected by
childhood cancer. For more than 33
years, Okizu has been committed
to the continuing support of
the Oncology, Siblings, Family,
Bereavement, and Teens-N-Twenties
programs. These programs are
the result of a collaborative effort
between Okizu and the pediatric
oncology treatment centers in
Northern California. The specific
purpose of Okizu is to operate
peer support programs for children
and families affected by childhood
cancer based on the communityforming nature of a residential
camp experience. Children who
are diagnosed with cancer miss
a normal childhood. Their illness,
treatment, and complications can
keep them from enjoying activities
that often are taken for granted.
And yet these children, like all
children, need the opportunity to
grow, experiment, and discover
independence. Okizu began
with the belief that a residential
camp can be an ideal setting for
children struggling with cancer
to explore and enjoy a normal life
experience, while interacting with
others who truly understand their
illness. Okizu quickly learned that
all family members, including the
ill child, parents, and siblings, are
impacted in powerful and unique
ways by childhood cancer. The
opportunity for interactions with
true peers and the strong sense of
community fostered by a residential
camp environment provide valuable
emotional and practical support for
continuing the cancer journey, while
also allowing everyone to take a
break from their routine and have a
great time.
$526,370 was allocated to 16
partner agencies
17,545 total days of camp
After years of sexual abuse against
this young woman, Laura’s mother
had arranged to relocate to another
state. During her first session at
Camp Mendocino her father, who
had chosen to overlook the abuse,
claimed to custody officials that his
children were being kidnapped and
relocated against his will. This led
to a volatile legal case and home
environment. Laura was signed up
for one session at Camp, however,
upon invitation she stayed for an
additional 40 days in order to avoid
the harmful situation she would
inevitably face at home. She went
home the morning of her court case.
Within just a few days of leaving
Camp, the courts allowed her and
her siblings to relocate.
DESIREE, 12 YEARS OLD
This young lady was one of the
many Sunnydale community
members that were present at
the volatile shooting that took
place very near the Boys & Girls
Clubhouse in that neighborhood.
Desiree lives with her sister and
her mother. Her father has been
hospitalized for the majority of
her life. She is given very little
motivation or encouragement in life,
however she exhibits an amazing
amount of intrinsic motivation
to excel. After the trauma of the
shooting she was withdrawn, and
not her usual joyful, engaging
and helpful self. She remained at
Camp for 30 days, and was able
to recapture her joyful self despite
the depravity she faced at home.
15 other youth from Sunnydale
attended Camp this summer. Eight
of which stayed for between two
and four sessions. The healing
power of nature, a caring staff
of youth developers, self-esteem
gained from skill development, and
the lifelong connections made at
Camp made a difference for this
group of young people that can
never be measured.
CAMPERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS:
AGE
FOSTER CHILDREN
13%
6-9 years
21%
10-13 years
53%
ETHNICITY
14-17 years
26%
African American
41%
Caucasian
16%
Latino
15%
AVERAGE MONTHLY INCOME
<$1,500
29%
Mixed Race
13%
$1,500-$2,499
25%
Asian
6%
$2,500-$3,499
18%
Pacific Islander
1%
$3,500+
15%
Other
8%
“Okizu is always a great place for me to come to terms with the reality of what I went through, as well as what the other girls may be going through.”
– 17 year -old SIBS Camp camper
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OTHER YOUTH PROGRAMS
PARTNER
AGENCIES
TOUCHDOWNS FOR KIDS
This year The Guardsmen gave 60% of the proceeds from its
annual BTIG Trading Day event to Touchdowns for Kids. Every
time the San Francisco 49ers score a touchdown or field goal
or record an interception or sack, Touchdowns for Kids makes
a donation to improve the lives of at-risk Bay Area youth.
Since its inception in 2011, TFK has provided more than $1
million to 15 youth organizations. The Guardsmen is proud to
support the 49ers commitment to our community’s youth and
applauds its success both on and off the field.
Through our long-established
partner agencies, we know the
children for whom we provide
financial assistance are giving the
best environment possible to learn,
play, and thrive.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco
Boys Scouts of America, San
Francisco Bay Area Council
Boys Scouts of America, Mt. Diablo
Silverado Council
Big City Mountaineers
Catholic Charities CYO
Devil Pups
Girl Scouts of Northern California
$11,000 was dispersed
to 20 Scholarship
Recipients through
Guardsmen 365 so
that they could also
receive a Campership.
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GUARDSMEN 365 PROGRAM
Created in 2011, The Guardsmen 365 Program is helping at-risk youth
overcome barriers by providing year-round support to children who are
currently enrolled in our Campership and Scholarship Programs. Guardsmen
365 bridges the gap between these programs by seamlessly giving more
children the opportunity to receive both a Campership and a Scholarship.
The Guardsmen plans to grow Guardsmen 365 by providing additional
support for after school programs, tutoring sessions, school uniforms, and
other school supplies.
“Anthony is my maternal
nephew and his 4 year old
brother and 3 year old sister
have been in my care for 3
months due to substance
abuse and domestic violence
issues. He has been through
a lot but he is a loving and
selfless, funny, smart, and
sensitive child. My hope is that
he gains confidence at camp,
makes friends and comes out
of his shell.”
Golden Gate Boys Choir & Bellringers
Lighthouse for the Blind &
Visually Impaired
San Francisco Boys Chorus
San Mateo Sheriff’s Office – S.T.A.R.
Program
Seven Tepees Youth Program
SOAR for Youth
The Okizu Foundation
The Salvation Army, Golden
State Division
YMCA East Bay
YMCA Presidio
YMCA San Francisco
– Campership Recipient Guardian
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SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
LETTER FROM
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
PARTNER
SCHOOLS
In commemoration of The Guardsmen’s 50th Anniversary, The Scholarship Program was created in order to address
DEAR GUARDSMEN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM:
In recent evaluations of our
Scholarship Program, committee
members came to realize that while
many schools were being served,
the quality of their education to our
recipients was not being monitored
or measured through the application
process. In order to maximize The
Guardsmen Scholarship, committee
members decided, and the Board
of Directors agreed, that setting
greater expectations for our partner
schools would give our Scholarship
recipients a far better chance at
breaking the cycles of poverty,
furthering their education, and
setting themselves up for success.
The Guardsmen now currently
partners with 25 schools instead
of 75 and will continue to annually
choose to partner with those schools
that are in line with The Guardsmen’s
mission, produce high performance
and graduation rates, and provide
positive environments for their
students to learn and thrive.
the child education achievement gap in the Bay Area. Eligible students must reside in the Bay Area, be entering one
of grades K-9, maintain a 2.5 GPA, and meet the Alaska Reduced School Lunch Program financial guidelines in order
I would like to thank you for giving my brother and me
to receive a Guardsmen Scholarship. The Guardsmen commits to each recipient throughout high school as long as
scholarships to go to St. John’s School and thank you for
the student remains eligible and continues to apply. Siblings are also given priority in order to ensure the deepest
helping me have a chance to stay at St. John’s. My brother
impact possible within a family.
Ryan is 12 years old and currently has been diagnosed with
Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in January 2014. He always
wanted to go to St. John’s School. I am happy that he now
has this opportunity. My brother is in the hospital right now
and he does not feel well most of the time. On behalf of my
brother and also my family, I would like to say thank you very
SCHOLARSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS:
GRADE
K-5th
34%
6th-8th
31%
9th-12th
34%
115 families with 2 or
more children enrolled
13 Foster Children
QUICK FACTS:
237 Scholarships provided
67 new recipients this year
$1,900: average Scholarship given
SCHOLARSHIP HIGHLIGHT:
MISSION DOLORES ACADEMY
much with all my heart for helping my family. Ryan will be
able to be with me, and I will have the peace of mind knowing
that he will be alright because I would always be there to
check on him at school. I am very happy that my brother and
Mission Dolores Academy is an
independent Catholic K-8 school
with a history that dates to 1852,
making it the oldest private school
in San Francisco. It provides a
world-class primary education
to children from throughout the
Bay Area with an emphasis on
educating underserved youth. 85%
of its students receive some form
of financial aid, 60% qualify for
federal free/reduced lunch, and
over half will be the first in their
family to graduate from college.
day hours where doors open at
7am and close at 6pm, allowing
additional learning opportunities
that students cannot get from
schools with shorter, traditional
hours. By incorporating this
pioneering, educational concept
with these extended hours, Mission
Dolores Academy has an amazing
success rate, with approximately
83% of graduates moving on to
private or charter schools.
I have this opportunity. Recently my brother was accepted in
a public school that I felt was not the best environment for
him because they may have not accepted my brother for who
he was and for his illness. It would break my heart if he were
teased or bullied. Now he has the chance to go to St. John’s
school, a welcoming and heartwarming community where he
will be accepted for who he is and what he has because St.
John’s is a Catholic community and welcomes everybody. My
family and I are very grateful because we are going through
financial issues right now ever since my brother became ill. He
has to keep going back and forth to the hospital. The medical
expenses and bills have been very challenging for my family,
but my Mom and Dad do their best for us. I am very thankful
for that. We are a family of six, it is me, Ryan and my 7 year old
Mission Dolores Academy, located
in the heart of San Francisco’s
Mission District, recreated its
curriculum in 2011 by integrating
online learning with traditional
classroom instruction to establish
a “blended learning” program. By
utilizing this data-driven program,
students benefit from a rigorous
academic schedule with state-ofthe-art online lessons, combined
with traditional teacher-led small
group instruction. Furthermore,
Mission Dolores Academy better
serves its students by providing
them with extended school
twin brothers Sean and Andrew. My dad misses a lot of hours
of work because he needs to be available for my brother.
In 2013-2014 The
Guardsmen was
proud to award 18
Mission Dolores
Academy students
with a scholarship.
Archbishop Riordan High School
Bishop O’Dowd High School
Cathedral School for Boys
De Marillac Academy
Drew School
The Hamlin School
Immaculate Conception Academy
Katherine Delmar Burke School
Mark Day School
The grant is going to be very helpful for my family and we
Mercy High School
will always be thankful. We are very blessed to be part of St.
Mission Dolores Academy
John’s School and to have been selected by The Guardsmen
Northern Light School
Scholarship Program.
Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory
School of the Epiphany
Sincerely,
St. Finn Barr Catholic School
Nicholas
St. Ignatius College Preparatory
St. James School
St. John Elementary School
St. Peter School
St. Raphael School
Stuart Hall High School
The Nueva School
The Urban School
Town School for Boys
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2013-2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
Marcus Colabianchi
Paul Walker
Peter Boer
Brian Carr
Adam Buttery
Justin Hildebrandt
Kevin Murray
Michael Piro
Patrick Gilligan
William Mastrangelo
Will Parker
Tyson Stevenson
President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
VP/Secretary
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Alan (Mac) Watters
Rob Flowers
Ryan Nail
Adam Wright
2013-2014 COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Treasurer
Asst. Treasurer
Counsel
Counsel
STAFF MEMBERS
Heather Brewer
Hilary Lapping
Taina Steinberg
Director of Development
Director of Programs
Office Manager
Congratulations 2014 Inductees
JOHN S. BAKER
MICHAEL P. BRADLEY
JAMES E. KRUEGER
1989 Bruce E. Beebe b John N. Callander, M.D. b John W. Chamberlain b J. Michael Gallagher
1990 Richard M. Enos b Charles E. Noble b Albert E. Schwabacher, Jr. 1991 Robert S. Epstein
b Edward H. Meister, Jr. b James L. Walker, III b Phillip R. Westdahl, M.D. 1992 Norman
H. Bouton, Jr. b Richard H. Schutte b C. Steven Swason 1993 Walter A. Haas, Jr. b Robert W.
Maier b Leo J. Murphy, Jr. 1994 John H. Bickel b Terence A. De Voto b Andrew W. Simpson,
III 1995 John H. Baker b Gary W. Guittard b George N. Hale, Jr. 1996 William A. Bentley
b Stuart M. Gordon b Robert G. Little • Robert M. Tomasello 1997 William C. Callender b
John F. Galloway b James Monfredini 1998 Alex E. Fagan b Carl Livingston, Jr. b David E.
Lumbard 1999 Herbert L. Damner, Jr . b Bruce L. Scollin b Joseph N. Wineroth, III 2000
David C. Cumming b Jay Q. Guittard b Robert H.
Goldsmith b John W. Stark 2001 Stanley R. Boyd b
Richard J. Guggenhime b Joseph S. Lerer b Mark K.
McDonald 2002 Earl V. Fogelberg, M.D. b Joseph A.
Van Orsdel b Donald J. Winter 2003 Mark E. Harris
b Robert B. Henry b Christian W. Lustic 2004 Samuel
R. Coffey b F. Stuart Kuhn b Fredric C. Nelson 2005
Victor A. Hebert b Gary M. “Sky” King b Lawrence G.
Townsend 2006 Kurtis R. King b Martin E. Monfredini
b Bill R. Poland 2007 Stephen G. Ghiselli b Stephen
E. Leveroni b William T. Wamsley 2008 Stephen F. De
Luchi b Jeffrey J. Fenton b Jay C. Mancini b Scott S.
Thompson 2009 Philip C. Bartlett b Winston S. Chinn b
Robert J. Simon b Gregory A. Wettersten 2010 Michael J. Pola b James H. Sutton b Joseph
E. Sweeney, III b Charles H. “Bruce” Woodward 2011 Kevin Chessen b Robert H. Staley
b Stephen P. Starke 2012 Richard B. Blackman b Michael E. Johnson b Stephen C. Kapp
b Donald G. Fisher 2013 James R. Saunders b David R. Hollister b Thomas P. Cleary
GUARDSMEN
HALL of
FAME
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Angel Island 12K
Alan Walker
Tom Harris
Greg Varni
Fourth Friday
Andy Benton
Eaven Horter
Damien Weiss
Bachelor Auction
Sterling Burnett
Stafford Jacobs
Casey Scollin
Simon Wong
Fund Drive
Adam Echter
Bill Mastrangelo
Justin Monfredini
Big Game Lunch
& BBQ Events
Zach Anderson-Graham
John Pettus
Bowling Night
Sean Dublin
Brian Gauck
BR Cohn Wine Day
Chris Foote
Ken Laversin
BTIG Trading Day
Grant Cleghorn
Brendan Hutchinson
Golf
Mike O’Brien
Ken Laversin
Josh Stumpf
Kurt Houtkooper
(Emeritus)
Halloween
John Moore
Ryan Wagner
Simon Wong
Individual Gifts
Andy Kelly
John Micek
Michael Rubenstein
Campership
Justin Hildebrandt
Ian Thompson
Investment
Doug Feliciano
Nick Koukopoulos
Paul Walker
Century Ride/Tour
Marshall Boyd
Doug Feliciano
Tyler Foster
Ryan Prosser
Lamplighter
Patrick Gilligan
Justin Hildebrandt
Jeff McFarland
Comedy Night
Josh Monfredini
Alan Walker
Lawn Party
Graham Coover
Thomas Hanagan
Neal Mueller
Counsel
Ryan Nail
Adam Wright
Crab Feed
Thomas Hor
Justin Monfredini
Greg Wurster
Domino Tournament
Andrew Morrison
Will Noble
Encampment
Zach Anderson-Graham
Adam Echter
Beau Freyermuth
Will Parker
Lies, Legends & Lore
Marc Baluda
Steve Kapp
Mike Pola
Second Saturday
Phil Barret
Tyler Brock
Mike McKinnon
Marketing & Branded
Events External
Communications
Jordan Angel
Damon Bruce
Kevin Murray
Victor Thomas
Membership
Brian Drue
Patrick Gilligan (Sec.)
Mendocino Work Weekend
Kermit Claytor
Mike Piro
Photography
Gustavo Fernandez
Presidio 10
Justin Adams
Patrick Gilligan
Dave Murray
Kevin Murray
Spring Sabbatical
Peter Boer
Jordan Baucum
John Jaquish
Program
Jason Creech
Doug Lambert
Dave Murray
Scholarship
Mike McKinnon
Gregg Wurster
Second Saturday
Phil Barret
Tyler Brock
Mike McKinnon
Seniors
Brian Carr
Dan Dillon
Chris Lustic
Scott Thompson
Speaker Series
Jordan Angel
Mike Taquino
Special Events
Phillip Marshall
Jeff McFarland
Ryan Prosser
Chris Reid
Spring Sabbatical
Peter Boer
Jordan Baucum
John Jaquish
St. Patrick’s Day Lunch
Mike O’Brien
Rob Stangelini
Strategic Fundraising &
Endowments
Matt Niehaus
Mike Piro
Matt Partain
Technology &
Infrastructure
Nathan Ferris
David Siegel
Patrick Tobin (Emeritus)
Trap/Skeet Shoot
Matt Griffin
Justin Hildebrandt
Tree Lot
Brad Seyffer
Treasurer
Alan (Mac) Watters
Rob Flowers (Asst.)
Tree Lot Party
Jordan Angel
Masato Kametani
Justin Monfredini
Will Parker
Waiting List
Will Bartlett
Brian Blackman
Jerry Brooner
Wine Auction
Chuck Flanders
John Pettus
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Sports Auction
Danny Annan
Adam Buttery
Josh Myerberg
Victor Thomas
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