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Great Peninsula

Conservancy
2009 Annual Report Protecting our lands and waters for generations to come

The Power of Thinking Big


And we can’t be forest carbon market complement
shy about taking GPC’s conservation expertise. During
on open space this first year, we will be initiating
projects of large model projects, while recruiting
Photo Credit: Michael Yadrick

magnitude. additional conservation partners and


identifying new funding sources to
How do we do magnify both the scope and impact
all that with our of our work. Start-up funds for this
small staff and initiative have been provided by
limited financial a generous grant from the Bullitt
resources? In Foundation.
Thinking big led GPC to spearhead an effort to conserve the 167-acre
many ways, large
Petersen farm near Silverdale. projects don’t take Second, early this year Great
any more staff Peninsula Conservancy launched
Ideas are powerful. By targeting time and resources than small projects. an exciting project to save the
Great Peninsula Conservancy’s Regardless of the project’s size, we have 167-acre Petersen Farm in central
conservation efforts on three big to build relationships with landowners Kitsap County (see page 3). In
ideas: Streams & Estuaries, Forests, and pull together partnerships with collaboration with a variety of farm
and Community Greenspaces, we agencies and community groups. agencies, environmental entities, and
have focused our energies, captured Both small and large projects require community groups, GPC is working
the attention of our members and outreach to the public and preparation to ensure this historic farm remains
partners, and achieved some success. of grant proposals. Of course, those as a farm rather than become
But are we thinking big enough? grant proposals ask for more dollars another housing subdivision or retail
The answer at GPC’s recent board when the project scope is large. But, in complex. This project likely will be
and staff retreat was a resounding, many instances, the grant programs are one of the most expensive projects
“no”! If we want to be sure the designed to favor big projects with their undertaken by GPC to date.
Great Peninsula’s splendid shorelines much larger environmental benefits.
and rich forests are still around for Thinking big – it’s about leadership,
our children and grandchildren to Partnerships do become more critical partnership, and a grand vision of the
enjoy, we need to think REALLY in large projects. Many voices ensure Great Peninsula’s future.
BIG. Visionary thinking sets the bar the vision is a good one. Many
high, inspires others to imagine the partners bring diverse expertise to a Sandra Staples-Bortner
seemingly impossible, and leads to project. And many hands make light Executive Director
unparalleled accomplishment. work of complex challenges.

So how does GPC go about thinking


big? Instead of tackling one small
To get started, Great Peninsula
Conservancy will build off of two Inside
estuary at a time, we need to recently initiated projects. First, 2009 Finances in Review............ 2
envision a network of protected GPC has signed an agreement with
pocket estuaries. Instead of Petersen Farm Legacy............... 3
Northwest Natural Resource Group
designing projects to protect tens or to undertake a joint campaign to Conservation Legacy Map......... 4
hundreds of acres of forestland, we conserve forestland across the Great 2009 Contributors...................... 6
need to scope out a plan to protect Peninsula. NNRG’s expertise in forest GPC Annual Celebration............ 8
thousands of acres of forestland. certification and the newly-emerging
2009 Finances in Review1
Assets Revenue
Cash & Cash Equivalents..........$ 162,597 Contributions...................................$ 198,790
Pledges Receivable................... 42,023 In kind Contributions....................... 13,718
Prepaid Expenses...................... 3,654 Other Income.................................. 15,675
Investments................................ 1,109,402 Interest............................................ 31,315
Property & Equipment................ 4,680,613 Net Gains/Losses on Investments. 96,173
Total Assets.................................$ 5,998,289 Total Revenue............................$ 355,671

Liabilities & Net Assets Expenses


Current Liabilities Program Expenses.........................$ 236,422
Accrued Expenses.....................$ 5,526 Administrative Expenses................. 123,425
Current Notes Payable............... 62,000 Fundraising Expenses.................... 22,983
Total Current Liabilities....................$ 67,526 Total Expenses..............$ 382,830
Notes Payable.................................$ 248,000
Total Liabilities. ..........................$ 315,526 Change in net assets.....$ -27,159
Net assets
Net Assets at beginning of year....... 5,564,922
Unrestricted................................$ 5,306,453 Prior Period Adjustment.. 145,000
Temporarily Restricted............... 323,355 Net assets at end of year....$ 5,682,763
Permanently Restricted.............. 52,955
Total Net Assets.........................$ 5,682,763
Total Liabilities & Net Assets..$ 5,998,289

Fund Raising Expenses 6%

Net Gains/Losses on
Investments
27%

Administrative
Expenses
32%

Program
Expenses
Revenue Contributions
56%
Expenses 62%
Interest
9%

Other Income
4%
In Kind Contributions
4%
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These abbreviated financial statements are derived from fully annotated financial statements audited by Sanders & Sanders CPAs
PS in whose opinion they “present fairly”, in all material respects, the financial position of Great Peninsula Conservancy for the year
ended December 31, 2009.

Great Peninsula Conservancy Annual Report


Great Peninsula Managing Editor – Kate Kuhlman
Conservancy Printed on recycled paper by Blue Sky Printing, Poulsbo, WA

Staff
…protecting forever the Sandra Staples-Bortner, Executive Director
natural habitats, rural landscapes, Kate Kuhlman, Operations Director
and open spaces of the Michael Yadrick, Conservation Director
Great Peninsula
Board of Directors
John Lantz, President, Gig Harbor, 2010
3721 Kitsap Way, Suite 5 James D. DePew, Vice President, Gig Harbor, 2011
Bremerton, WA 98312 Kathleen Peters, Secretary, Bainbridge Island, 2011
360-373-3500 John H. Nelson, Treasurer, Kingston, 2010
1-866-373-3504
Thomas Antos, Gig Harbor, 2012  •  Mark L. Bubenik, Gig Harbor, 2012
info@greatpeninsula.org John Dickson, Gig Harbor, 2010  •  John Keates, Shelton, 2012
www.greatpeninsula.org Sidnie Shaffer, Bremerton, 2011  •  Ken VanBuskirk, Belfair, 2011
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The Petersen Farm Legacy
At the end of the Clear Creek Trail in Silverdale, a piece his last years, Mr. Petersen counted on the help of several
of local history still stands as it has for well over 100 years. willing volunteers. In the words of one of them, Scott Hall,
This land has been known since 1948 as the Petersen “Gerry had what he called a lot of ‘unfinished symphonies’
Farm. The story though, of how it became a farm and of on the farm. I just helped him with some of these”.
those that called the Clear Creek Valley farm their home,
begins around 1880. The central building on the
former Holm Farm is most
Of course for centuries assuredly the barn, dating
before then, the to about 1902, and three
indigenous Suquamish nearby wooden silos, dating
used the Valley as a to the 1950s. The ax marks
winter camping ground. of hand hewn timber are
When Europeans arrived, still evident in the bones
they found the area along that hold up a barn built by
Clear Creek at the head fine hand craftsmanship.
Photo Credit: Scott Hall

of Dyes Inlet a good place Both the silos and barn,


to settle and start a new while in disrepair, are
life. By 1855 lumber mills hallmark historical pieces
had moved into the area, that Mr. Petersen was very
bringing loggers and mill proud to show to visitors.
workers who needed a Having appreciated the
home for their families. Gerry Petersen poses with his Ford 600 tractor in front of three silos built painstaking work of those
by the Petersen brothers. who came before him, Mr.
Lands that had been cleared of trees were opened up to Petersen saw great value in preserving the land for future
homesteading. Families were required to work the land, generations as a piece of Kitsap County’s farming legacy.
making it suitable for agriculture, before they could apply
for a “patent” to legally own the land. Around 1890, Siv Carlson
three families obtained patents to land that would later
comprise the present-day Petersen Farm. The families’ Gerald and Dorothy Petersen Farm
names might be familiar even today: Levin, Holm, and
Conservation
Schold. Each obtained a patent on 120 acres stretching
across Clear Creek Valley.
The future of the largest farm in Central Kitsap was
John Levin worked at a logging operation not far from in question at the end of 2009, with the passing of
where he would eventually settle. He landed dairy cattle Gerald Petersen, longtime owner, in September at
from Olympia on the beach of Dyes Inlet and walked the age of 94. Speculation about the 167 acres of
them up the valley to the farm. The property just to the farm and forest he worked with his wife Dorothy,
south of Levin’s, was homesteaded by John Holm. He was who passed away many years ago, started to spread.
known to row his boat to Seattle to bring back supplies for The land likely could sprout houses, stores, and
himself as well as his neighbor Levin. A third family, the office buildings due to its prime location just outside
Scholds, settled immediately south of the Holm’s place. of Silverdale. However, Mr. Petersen expressed
Large portions of the Holm and Levin properties, and a a strong desire for the land to be sold intact as a
small parcel of the Schold property, make up the present- working farm throughout his life and in his estate
day Petersen Farm. planning documents. As a result, Great Peninsula
Conservancy is now leading a partnership with the
Gerald Petersen returned to Kitsap County after earning Petersen Estate, community organizations, and
an accounting degree from the University of Washington. farm agencies to honor Mr. Petersen’s wishes and
Not wanting to sit behind a desk all day, Mr. Petersen set permanently protect the farm and its legacy. The
his sights on purchasing the Holm dairy farm, which at that partnership expects to raise funds to purchase a
time was owned by Theodore Hilstad. Mr. Hilstad was conservation easement on the farm. This protection
growing tired of the increased mechanization involved will allow generations of farmers to continue to
in farming and wanted to sell. So in 1948 Mr. Petersen produce livestock and crops for the local community
and his wife Dorothy showed up to try their hands in the for years to come. The advent of the local-food
farming tradition of the Clear Creek Valley. The dairy ran movement has driven a rebirth of agriculture in
until 1970, and then the farm became a beef operation, Kitsap County. Conservation of the Petersen Farm,
producing grass-fed beef and hay until Mr. Petersen’s death with its history, size, and central location, is vital to
late in 2009. Even now, hay is produced on the farm. In sustaining Kitsap’s resurging farm economy.
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              
                  
                  

                
              
              
             
              Conservation Value Key
       

          
              
  
                 
                 
   
              
              
              
              
                  
    
                 
   
  
          
  
                  
              
      
  
          
   
              
                  
                  
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2009 Contributors – Thank you for your support!
$25,000+ Joyce Merkel Roger & Elisabeth Bondy David & Maria Mackovjak Melinda & Paul West
C. Keith Birkenfeld Memorial Stephen & Kathleen Reed Dan & Collette Boucher Edgar & Linda Marcuse Ann & David Wetter
Trust at the Seattle Ronald & Lillian Ross Pam Boyles William & Judy Matchett Mrs. Gary M. Wheeler
Foundation Roger & Athena Ryno & Roger Johnson Thomas & Wendy McClure Barbara Wilhite
Scott Silver Charles & Gail Bronson Chuck McGuire Muriel Williams
$10,000+ Robert E. & Ethel Judge Robert & Cathy Bryan Edith McKelvy Retha Sue Williams
Linda S. Benedict & John H. McCroskey Story Charlie Burrow Kevin & Lori McKenna George & Barbara Willock
Nelson Success Advertising Inc. & Linda Cazin Trisha Merritt Julie Wood
Gary & Marilyn Cunningham Marge J. Thorne Kevin & Nancy Buyer & Stephen Verderber Lou Ann & Roger Wood
National Fish & Wildlife Ken & Peggy VanBuskirk Thomas D. Cameron Rebecca & Doug Merson
Foundation Westgate Plaza LLC Lee & Rosa Roberto Carter Loyd & Sharon Miller $50+
Gary & Celia Parrott Lynn Whipple Rodney & Annick Case Nora Miller Kim Abel
Gary W. M. & Debra L. Davis Miller Bay Water Company John & Catherine Ahl
$5,000+ Nancy Davis Robert & Krista Mixon Margaret & Richard Almen
David & Katherine De Bruyn $250+ Robert & Anne DeLaney Don & Karen Monise Walter & Guillerma Amos
John Dickson Alpine Evergreen Co. Inc. Tom & Mary Ellen Donnelly Rollin & Mary Morford Representative Jan Angel
Puget Sound Energy Stephen & Sandra Anderson Marilyn Drengson Barney E. Mott Anonymous (3)
Foundation Anonymous (2) Bill & Ruth Drollinger Sandra Mowry Anita Bates
James E. Rodman Tom & Ann Antos Willa A. Fisher MD Carole & Roy Oesterhaus Correne Beaudoin-Hall
Margaret Baran Steve & Mindy Fohn Old Town Custom Framing Leif Bentsen & Elizabeth
$2,500+ Bruce & Tina Barner Friends of Miller Bay & Gallery LLC Huddle Bentsen
Janine Dolezel Beacon Development Group George & Rhoda Gage Robert & Melissa Olson Margaret B. Biedel
Jerry & Nancy Reid Ian & Bonnie Becke Larry Gamroth Margaret Padelford Janice & John Bloomquist
Richard & Karla Benedetti Frank & Carol Garratt Ruth Parmley Richard Brewer
$1,000+ Wanda & Ralph Butler Laura Gleysteen Larry & Jenny Paulson Bill & Linda Bruce
Phil & Karen Best Laura Burns Carroll Mary Gleysteen Eugene & Barbara Pearson Natalie E. Bryson
Alan & Sally Black Tasha & David Davis Greater Hansville C. L. & Patty Pecchenino Milissa Burkey
Bremerton Garden Club Jeff & Nan Feagin Community Center Joan Phillips & Ric Jones & Jeffery Hopper
Mark & Peggy Bubenik Tom & June Frey Lawrence & Lavone Greaves John Pierce & Holly Hughes Christine E. Butler-Minor
Gene & Linda Daniels Darrell Gee Christine Grenier Betty Pinkerton John & Theresa Chastain
Kit Ellis & Hugh Stout Andrew R. Hamilton Stephen & Kristine Growdon Thomas R. Preston Sigurd & Bonnie Chrey
Harold Engebretson Hood Canal Cathy Gunderson Bill & Berrit Price Mary Cockerham
Steve & Betty Fabry Environmental Council Marjorie Gustafson Dennis & Susan Quiring Nancy & Dick D’Archangel
Alice Harris Joycelyn Horder Alice & David Gutsche Dana & Nancy Quitslund Don & Marilyn Davidson
Todd & Cheryl Holdcroft Sophy C. Johnston Betha Gutsche & Tom Starr Connie & Terry Reckord George W. & Sara Nell Davis
Arthur M. James Gregory & Margaret Joyce John & Barbara Hager Laura Renner David Davison
Family Foundation James H. Julien Richard & Elizabeth Hedreen Harry & Inge Roegner Mitch & Jan DeRidder
James & Mary Kenney John W. Keates Julia Heiman James & Elizabeth Rohlfing Elaine H. Edmonson
Ken & Sherrie Kilborn Merrill & Elizabeth Koster David & Mary Herridge Darien Roseen & Dianne Lee Elizabeth Ellington
John & Patricia Lantz Charles & Elisibeth Luce Robert & Caroline Hoag Alice Ann Rosello Chapter NSDAR
Tex & Lynda Lewis Michael & Judy Maddox Laura Inveen & Harold R. Goodell Phedra Elliott
Macdonald-Will Foundation Don Paulson & Kathy Mahan Bill & Trish Kamps Shirley Roullard Lee & Vicki Evans
Gayle Peach Williams Sara & Byron Kane Alice P. Savage Merrill & Jacqueline Evans
Quadrant Homes Pete Philley & Monica Butler David & Joanne Kemp May Jane Saveskie Sarah Fisher & Matt Wilson
Arlene J. Runberg Ryan Sells Uptegraft Inc., PS The Kenison Family & Bob Hungerford Brenda Fong
Greg & Dion Rurik Christoph A. Schebel Holly S. Kennell Greg Schirato Sharon J. Fuller
Kevin & Emily Schoenfelder Ron & Nancy Sefton & Martin W. Berg Harold & Nina Seaberg Mary Sue Gee
Sidnie Shaffer Barbara K. Vaughan Victor J. Keranen Representative Larry Global Trek
& Michael Ellis Linda Waltie Michael King Seaquist Andrew W. Gregg
Sandra Staples-Bortner & Gregory Anderson Kitsap Audubon Society The Sharp Family David Grellier
& Brad Bortner Young Family Endowment Wayne & Dee Knight Richard Shattuck Rita Guhrauer
Frank M. Stutesman Fund of the Greater Sid & Jeanne Knutson Kenneth & Tanya Shawcroft Susan & Bill Hancock
TRIFAM Foundation Tacoma Community Mary Catherine Frank & Myvanwy Shirley John & Terry Harrington
Suzanne Tunney Foundation & James A. Kolb Silverdale Sunrise Lions Andrew Harris Jr.
& James DePew Donna Zimmerschied Kate Kuhlman Doris Small Mary Harris-Tucker
Ueland Foundation Jay Zischke & Jim Halstead John & Jeanne Snouwaert Cam & Esther Haslam
Henry & Dorothy Wilson Steve & Julie Landau Frank & Theresa Stanton Thomas & Victoria Hayward
$100+ Bruce & Lori Landram Robert & Lynn Sudduth Kurt Hermanns
$500+ AES Consultants Ann Stemler Langlitz Winnie Swanson & Rebeccah Sproat
John & Maile Bay Anonymous (5) & James H. Julien Bonnie D. Taylor Richard & Ida Hill
Angela de Oliveira Frances Arnold Andrea Lanyi Elaine Thomas & John Sledd Ward & Jane Hinrichs
& Bill Woods John & Joyce Aurelius Bob & Liz Lathrop Sara Thompson Ann & Kent Holder
Deanna Ferguson Dr. H. B. Barner Law Offices of Lynda H. & Rich Gelinas Naomi Huddlestone
Dr. Louis B. Graham Andy Becker & Donna Fisher McMaken PS Janet Tracy Dale Hunt
Ken Larson Bob & Jan Becker Denise Lietz Gary R. Smith June & Mike Jackson
Eric Lindgren Andrew & Shirley Beelik Ernest & Fay Linger Carolina & Nick Veenstra Zann & Craig Jacobrown
& Helen Nagy Gary & Pam Beil John & Sara Long Alex John & Dawn Virnig Robert & Rhoda Jensen
Darrell & Janet Bo Blakey Bruce & Margo Macdonald Connie Waddington Kelly Johns
6 James Blankenship Terrence Mace & Anne Wood Mary Ann Walters Joe Kaech Jr.
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Great Peninsula Conservancy is grateful to all whose donations were received between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009.

Barton & Carrie Kale Phyllis Summers


Ernie & Marilyn Karlstrom Fredric & Marilyn Tausend Legacy Society Vella Boyles Land Title Company of
Kitsap Conservation District Richard & Carolyn Topness Members Gail Bronson Kitsap County
Mary E. Klein Laurie E. Usher Anonymous Judge Robert Robert Larson
John Klemesrud Crystal Vaarvik Linda Benedict & Catherine Bryan Elizabeth Lay
Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Lapin Deborah & Ted Vaughn Mary Ann & Wayne C. Charles Burrow Robert & Nancy Lind
Sandra & Robert Lause Sumiho & Yasuko Wada Booth, Jr. Clear Creek LLC William & Judy Matchett
Edmunde Henry Lewin Dr. William M. & Rose-Marie Barbara Gray Boyd Amory & Betty Cook Family Chuck & Dorris McGuire
Ralph & Dorothea Lintz Wagner Virginia Cowling David Cook Dick & Meryl Meyer
Anne & Brad Lunden Stephen Wald Gary & Marilyn Franklin & Patricia Cooper Mickelberry Owners’
Eric & Catherine Luria & Joan Lobdell Cunningham & Elsinor Groth Association
Brian & Sherette Main Rick & Annie Waltonsmith David & Katherine De Bruyn Virginia Cowling Joseph & Margaret Miller
Brian & Marianne Mallabon Brian Watson John & Sarah Dickson Irene & Tom Davis Rollin & Mary Morford
Mary Manning & Elizabeth Roberts Stephen Harris & Susanne Phyllis Ellis Kirk & Lynn Mortensen
Deborah Mark-Corpolongo Dr. Dan & Nita Webster Waits-Harris Robert Eriks Ron & Bernadette Olson
& Michael Corpolongo Robert & Linda Welander Chuck & Dorris McGuire & Gregory Wilde Margaret Padelford
Carl & Patricia Marrs Herb & Joyce Werner Donna Cooper Pepos Samuel & Ruth Green The Pinsch Family
F. Jullien Martin Rick & Linda Wescott Liami Rollins Thomas & Grace Griebel James Richards
Millard Martin Bronson West Betty Willcomb Group Health Coop & Lisa Gordanier
Duey & Ginny McBride Rosemary & Gerry Williams of Puget Sound Stephen & Kathleen Reed
McClure Consulting LLC Joel & Lucinda Wingard Conservation George & Elaine Hall Liami Rollins
Marilyn McIntyre Lora & Steve Wood Land Donors Holly Hughes Robert & Elizabeth Smalser
& Michael Kelch Margret Bailey, Lucinda Brian, Donna & Dean Mary Stech & Peg West
Donald & Anne McKay $35+ Eshleman & Jennifer Johnsen Marge & Chuck Thorne
John & Terri McKenzie Martin & Joan Adams Schoenfeld Captain Donald Chester Whitman
Doug & Jan McLemore Jennifer Antos Oda Leota Beard & Dorothy Johnson Betty Willcomb
Maxine L. & Donald E. Miller Gwendolyn Atwood Keith & Michelle Beebe Elizabeth Klingel Bob Wiltermood
Janine M. Moss Margret Bailey Linda & Abner Bergman Richard Knutsen & Ann Nash Reisch
Jim & Ann Mossman Beverly J. Baldwin Elroy & Margaret Bohlin Sid & Jeanne Knutson
Doug & Kari Murphy Gilbert E. Banks
Louis F. & Sara Nawrot Ellen & Peter Barnett
Allen & Alice Neman Dorothy Benson Robert Rose Sandra L. Haston Hansville Greenway
Raymond & Kim Nesbitt Barbie Brooking Jo & George Schaefer Linda & Roland Holcomb Association
Cheryl A. Peach John S. Brooks Greg Schroer Carson Hollingsworth Hood Canal Coordinating
Kathleen Peters Sandra Burroughs David & Susan Scoggin Nancy S. Jones Council
David W. Peterson Gail Campbell-Ferguson Maryann Scott Denise Kilkenny-Tittle Hood Canal Salmon
Randall & Mercedes Pat Charles Chris & Ann Smith & William Tittle Enhancement Group
Peterson Rosemary Courtright Kathleen Steenbock John & Barbara Kinert Kitsap Audubon Society
Janice Pittman Terry Cowen & Leo Fried Maria Steinbeisser Kitsap Enological Society Kitsap Conservation District
Lorraine Irene Potter Jon & Loanna Day & Geoff Custer Debbie Klabo Kitsap County
Daniel & Mary Ann Potts Rosemarie & Gerald Dowell David Stockand Lorie Kolby Northwest Natural Resource
Barbara Rainey Jim & Judith Drummond Iris Strehlow Margaret Lee Group
Elizabeth Ramsey Margaret Duncan Sharon Raney Streitt Bill & Teresa L. Looney PenMet Parks
Ron & Susan Reimer Annette K. Evans James Trainer Terri Lyman Pierce County
Ann Reisch Suzanne Fagan Carol Fisher Valstyn Sue Lynette & Jon Hall Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe
John & Jan Rhodes Martha R. Fisher Steve & Rebekah Vittori Glenn Maiers Port of Brownsville
Helen Richardson Betty Fleischmann Randena Walsh & Barbara McMahon The Suquamish Tribe
Peter S. Riley Richard P. Forde Jr. Annette Wanwig Gerald & Berdine Mattoon USDA Natural Resources
Dorothy Ann Robbins Kenneth R. & Carol E. Louise B. Weldon Allen Miller Conservation Service
Donald A. Roe Franchi Lyolya Winsor Jill & Darrel Mueller Washington Department of
Christine Rolfes Chuck & Thelma Gilmur Kirk Wollin Old Town Silverdale Art Walk Fish and Wildlife
Ellen Ross-Cardoso Elizabeth Haney Roger & Mary Zabinski John Phillips Washington State
Vern & Jane Schuelein Michael & Cathleen N. Brian & Brandy Puskas Department of Natural
Dave & Joanne Hardiman <$35 Donna & David Rice Resources
Schuett-Hames Charliss Held Judy Allvin Wendy & Greg Smith West Sound Watersheds
Karen Leader Scott Wayne & Ann Hill Louise J. Anderson Joanne Symington Council
Alan J. Searle Don & Kitty Hogg Andy & Susan Antuna Burton & Mary Jo Tharp Wiltermood & Associates
David & Patricia Senner Peggy Hostetter Janice S. Bloom Diana L. Tiongco
Elisha Shaw & Steve Lewis Turi Janes Andy Boeckl Gregory & Shirley Wall Thank you to all who
Laurie E. Sims Robin P. & Karl W. Jensen Jean Brennan Carmel Wieland generously gave
A.C. Sleight Raymond L. Kronquist Therese M. Clements through the Combined
Betty Jean Smith Susan & Richard Leavell Randy J. & Sharron M. Federal Campaign
Mel & Barbara Smith Ellen & Paul Middents Collins In Kind Contributors and Washington State
Donald & Linda Sommer Harriet Mooney Combined Fund
Kevin & Paula Cook & Partners
Matthew Stadler DDS, PS Drive.
Sarah Parrington Scott J. & Susan Dabell Bishop, Cunningham
Gloria & Bruce Steel Nancy G. Petersen Patrice & James Foley & Andrews Inc., PS
Bob & Annie Stevenson & Joe Lubischer Ed & Ann Frodel Clear Creek Task Force
Franklin D. & Jeanne M. Bruce Porad Courtney Harris Friends of Miller Bay
Stottlemyer Gloria Reinman Bob & Lois Hartwig
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Great Peninsula permit no. 73

Conservancy return service requested

3721 Kitsap Way, Suite 5


Bremerton, WA 98312

GPC Annual
Celebration
Come celebrate 10 years
of conservation!
Photo Credit: Ken Shawcroft

Saturday, July 24th


10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Greater Hansville
Lower Hawk’s Pond, Hansville Greenway Community Center

RSVP 360-373-3500 or 1-866-373-3504


Information and auction items at www.greatpeninsula.org

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