HISTORIC ARROW ROCK

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Vol. 30 No. 1

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— T H E N E w S L E T T E R O F T H E F R I E N d S O F A R R O w R O C k , I N C . —

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his quote struck me as especiallyappropriate for the Friends ofArrow Rock when I recently readit in a publication of the VirginiaHistorical Society (VHS), one of

the oldest and largest state historical societies inthe country. The Friends have benefited a greatdeal over the years from information, advice, andsupport from leading history-related organizationssuch as the VHS, from our own outstanding StateHistorical Society of Missouri in Columbia, theMissouri History Museum in St. Louis, the ColonialWilliamsburg Foundation in Williamsburg, Virginia,the National Trust for Historic Preservation in

Washington, D.C., and other or-ganizations who, although muchlarger, have goals and missionssimilar to the work of the Friends.

When the Friends of Arrow Rockwas founded in 1959, the town of Arrow Rock was largely in anadvanced state of decay, asidefrom a few private homes andthe buildings in the Arrow Rock

State Park (now the Arrow Rock State HistoricSite). Our mission was simply to prevent furtherdeterioration of as many of the buildings as possible.Thanks to a lot of hard work and generous supportover the past 54 years, the 13 buildings owned bythe Friends have been preserved and restored,and private property owners have been inspiredto save most of the others. Historic preservationwas our first, and still our primary, effort.

Once the buildings had been restored, generousdonors made gifts to the Friends of valuable antiquefurniture, works of art, antique firearms, archaeolog-ical artifacts, and many other items related to thehistory of Arrow Rock and the Boonslick districtof central Missouri. Starting in the 1960s, this naturally led to the expansion of the Friends’ effortsfrom historic preservation into use of many of therestored buildings as museums. The Friends havebenefited from two consultations with the AmericanAssociation of Museums through their MuseumAssessment Program, and in many ways we nowfunction as a history museum.

During the 1970s, the Friends’ educational programsbegan as a way to make better use of the restoredbuildings and the unique museum collections.

Our educational efforts expanded dramaticallyunder the leadership of our first professional staffmembers in the 1980s and 1990s. Now thousandsof students of all ages take part every year in theeducational programs of the Friends. There is nodoubt that the Friends of Arrow Rock is now oneof the leading history education organizations inMissouri.

Also starting in the 1970s, the Friends began to issuereprints of several out-of-print historic books aboutthe Arrow Rock area. We were directly or indirectlyresponsible for several new publications about ArrowRock during the 1980s and 1990s, including originalhistorical articles published in the Friends’newsletter. In the last ten years, the Friends havepublished or co-published full-length books suchas Michael Dickey’s award-winning Arrow Rock,Crossroads of the Missouri Frontier and a completecollection of the letters of Arrow Rock’s favoriteson, artist George Caleb Bingham, co-publishedwith the State Historical Society of Missouri in2011 as “But I Forget That I Am a Painter and Nota Politician”: The Letters of George Caleb Bingham.With the generous support of the PillsburyFoundation of Frontenac, Missouri, the Friendsare now about to undertake the production of afull-length documentary on the life and art ofGeorge Caleb Bingham. Thus the Friends havedeveloped into a historical research and publicationorganization.

So it is hard to say if the Friends of Arrow Rock are ahistoric preservation organization, a history museum,a kind of school of history, or a full-fledged historicalsociety. We have some of the aspects of all of these,although we clearly have more work to do to reachour goals in any of these areas. Perhaps it is easiestto sum up our work with the quote with which Ibegan: “We are in the remembering business.”

There is a lot of important history to remember inArrow Rock, and we hope that you will help us inour work of preserving, recording, and sharing it.We encourage you to join the Friends at any of thelevels you will find listed in the membership rollsas you review this report, and please come to seeus often. We promise you that you will long re-member your visit to Arrow Rock, and that yourfriendship for this special place will not be forgotten.Thank you for being a Friend!

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Thomas B. Hall IIIPresidentFriends of Arrow Rock

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Executive Director Kathy Borgman stresses the impor-tance of the income that will be provided by this fund,because Arrow Rock has such an abundance of historicthemes—the Missouria and Osage Indians, Lewis &Clark, the fur trade, the War of 1812, the Santa Fe Trail,westward expansion, frontier medicine, the Civil War,Missouri governors, the artistry of George Caleb Bingham,and African-American life—to name just a few! Thewealth of history here is wonderful, but it also poses someinteresting challenges.

“You can learn about all aspects of 19th century Missourihere in Arrow Rock, but you can’t do it all in one visit orone tour,” Kathy explains. “This endowment will enableus to develop our annual themes so that our knowledgewill continue to grow and we will gain a new appreciationfor the many things we can learn from our past, and in turnconvey this history to many of Arrow Rock’s ca. 125,000annual visitors.”

The 2013 theme will focus on 19th century medicine, atime when deadly cholera and malaria (called the “shakin’ague”) caused untold hardship and death for many 19thcentury settlers. Doctors of the day were ill equipped tofight these little understood diseases, and practices like“purging, puking, & bleeding” were widely accepted.Arrow Rock’s own Dr. John Sappington recognized the

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“We are fortunate to have many Friends from all walks of life and

from all parts of the country who feel strongly about the importance of

preserving and sharing Arrow Rock’s history.” said President Tom

Hall. “We can’t thank these generous donors enough.”

Operations Management,and Communications. This completed their 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign pledge. They contributed gifts providingfor intern housing, and for“adopting” the SappingtonMuseum, which providedfunds for the new entryway,and they donated two original copies of Dr. Sappington’s book On theTheory and Treatment ofFevers. The Halls also sponsored memberships inNonprofit Connect, a KansasCity organization that provides education, resources,and networking for area non-

profits, and in the ColonialWilliamsburg Foundation.

– We received a $10,000 giftfrom the Kearney WornallFoundation, UMB Bank, KansasCity, Missouri, Trustee and a$5,000 gift from the CarterCommunity Memorial Trust,UMB Bank, Trustee. Both giftssupported general operationsand building preservation.

– Michael and BrendaBray Ledbetter and Davidand Susan Braymade a$10,000 donor-advised giftthrough the Missouri PressFoundation. The gift was inmemory of their parents Billand Jo Ann Bray. Bill Bray

– Life Member Joe D.Crumpackermade a $50,000gift to the Endowment Fund in memory of his wife, JanetteBohlken Crumpacker. The income from this gift will provide for the development of our annual interpretationthemes.

– Life Member John Irvinmade a $50,000 gift to the Operating Fund; $25,000completed his 50th AnniversaryCapital Campaign pledge andhe extended his pledge with a

second $25,000 gift.

– The Grand Lodge of Missouri – Independent Orderof Odd Fellows contributed$33,350 toward matching theJeffris Construction Grant formajor improvements at the1868 I.O.O.F. Lodge Hall and forinterpretation development.

– Life Members Dr. and Mrs.Thomas B. Hall’s donation of$20,000 enabled the Friends tohire consultants in CollectionsManagement, Development,

Endowment Gift Honors Janette Bohlken Crumpacker

� The Friends of Arrow Rock have received a very generous gift of $50,000 to establish the Janette Louise Bohlken Crumpacker Memorial Fund.

This permanent endowment fund is a gift of Mr.Joe D. Crumpacker of Nashville, Tennessee, to

honor the memory of his beloved wife Janette, whogrew up near Arrow Rock. Annual income from theMemorial Fund will be used by the Friends of ArrowRock to establish and maintain an annual history-education and interpretation program.

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limitations and even dangers of such methods. Learningof the success of treating fevers in Europe with “theessence of the bark,” which we now know as quinine, Dr.Sappington mass-produced and marketed this first “wonder drug,” quinine, in the form of “Sappington’sAnti-Fever Pills.”

These anti-fever pills were instrumental in the settlementof the Missouri River Valley and were carried west bySanta Fe traders. In 1844, Dr. Sappington published abook in Arrow Rock, On the Theory and Treatment of Fevers,which is believed to be the first medical book written westof the Mississippi. This year, income from the JanetteLouise Bohlken Crumpacker Memorial Fund will helpdefray the costs of developing programs and associatedmaterials to tell this and other fascinating stories of 19thcentury medicine to school groups and on guided tours.

Janette Bohlken was born in Saline County and graduatedfrom Slater High School. Her father Francis worked for asubcontractor who did work for the Corps of Engineers inhelping to stabilize the Missouri River banks during the1930s and 1940s.

She met Joe Crumpacker at the University of Missouriin 1951; they were married in 1953. After graduationfrom MU they moved away from Missouri, but theArrow Rock area always held a special place in herheart. Local residents who remember Janette recallthat she was very faithful in returning to visit hermother Eula who continued to live in the area and thatshe always liked to shop for unique gifts for Christmas

and other occasions in Arrow Rock. Janette was also anavid genealogist, which helped to spark her interest inlocal history.

Noting their frequent visits to Arrow Rock, JoeCrumpacker said there was a time years ago—beforemost of the historic preservation efforts occurred—when he was concerned about the fate of the village.In a recent call to Mr. Crumpacker, he expressed reliefthat Arrow Rock had escaped the fate of many othersmall Missouri towns: “It is surely wonderful thatArrow Rock did make it,” he said.

Janette died on August 13, 2011, leaving behind her hus-band and four daughters and their families, includingseven grandchildren. Joe established the endowmentfund to honor Janette and to support the work of theFriends of Arrow Rock in preserving the history of theplace that meant so much to her. Janette and JoeCrumpacker had been married for 58 years at the time ofher death.

“The Friends of Arrow Rock are extremely grateful toreceive this most generous endowment gift in memoryof Janette Bohlken Crumpacker,” said Friends of ArrowRock President Tom Hall. “It not only honors her inperpetuity, it is also a permanent source of funds thatwe can count on to carry out the mission of the Friendsof Arrow Rock. Our sincere thanks go to Mr. JoeCrumpacker for his very thoughtful and appropriate giftin memory of Mrs. Crumpacker. She will be gratefullyremembered in Arrow Rock.”

Three Fund Raising Events

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was the Missouri Press Associa-tion’s Executive Director for 37 years. This is a matchinggift for the Jeffris ConstructionGrant that will fund preservationwork on the I.O.O.F. Lodge Hallthat houses the Missouri Press Association Newspaper PressMuseum. In addition, the Missouri Press Foundationmade a $2,000 matching giftfor this project.

– Life Member Althea Breitwieser gave a $3,000 giftin memory of her husband,Charles F. Breitwieser, and herson Todd D. Breitwieser. Thegift will be used for newwayfinding signs at Friends

of Arrow Rock properties.

– The Gladys M. ThomasAbility Fund, a donor endow-ment under the auspices of theAble Trust, Tallahassee, Florida,made its annual distribution tothe Friends, which was $2,655in 2012. Mrs. Thomas fundedthe restoration of the 1903Lawless House, her grandpar-ents’ home.

– The Byron ChristopherShutz Historic PreservationFund, a donor-advised fund at the Greater Kansas CityCommunity Foundation, provided $2,037 in 2012. Income from this fund is received annually to support

the preservation of the Christopher Collection of Early Missouri Firearms andthe John P. Sites Jr. Gun Shop.

Other Life Members madethese additional gifts:

– Dan Auman, co-owner ofAuman Mack, a marketing,firm in Kansas City, donateddesign services for the Friendsof Arrow Rock’s newsletter,and for the new wayfindingsigns. In 2012, the Friends wonthe prestigious first place“Philly” award in the printnewsletter category at the annual Philanthropy MidwestConference in Kansas City.This award was based on the

overall quality of our newsletter,including the excellent graphicdesign work of Dan and his associate Karen Swope.

– John Callison regularly requests family Christmas giftsbe designated for the Friendsof Arrow Rock. In the last 17years we have received$27,850 in his name.– Keith & Leslie Anderson,Tom & Kathy Blumhorst,Kathy Borgman, Pat & CharlieCooper, John & Donna Huston,Rosemary Kelly, Ernest &Judy Smith andHarvey &Irene Thomas all made pledgepayments for the 50th Anniver-sary Capital Campaign.

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Jeffris Challenge Grant Offers ‘Rare Opportunity’

The Jeffris Family Foundation has awarded the Friends of Arrow Rock a $230,000 Challenge Grant forwork on four of the Friends’ most historically significant properties: the John P. Sites Jr. House and

Gunsmith Shop, the Masonic Lodge and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge.

The grant is contingent on raising a local match of $460,000 over the next two-and-a-half years, so the Friendsare busily at work seeking funding. To date, $89,411 has been received or committed.

The specific projects to be completed are based on the recommendations contained in four professional HistoricStructure Reports (HSR’s), which the Friends commissioned in 2011. These detailed reports identified structural,mechanical and preservation needs for the buildings, as well as an opportunity for adaptive reuse of thesecond floor of the Masonic Lodge as a modern meeting room. The Historic Structure Reports were supportedby the Jeffris Heartland Fund administered by the National Trust for Historic Preservation; the William T.Kemper Foundation, Commerce Bank Trustee; the Board of Governors of the Miller Gift; and proceeds fromthe 50th Anniversary Campaign.

“We are grateful to the Jeffris Family Foundation for their commitment to preservation in rural midwesterncommunities such as Arrow Rock,” said Friends of Arrow Rock President Tom Hall. “It offers us a rare opportunity to receive both professional advice and financial support to help us carry out the recommendationsin the HSR’s.”

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Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge

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Royce Yeater, left, Director of the Jeffris Family

Foundation visits with Friends representatives at

the John P. Sites Jr. Gunsmith Shop.

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is already on the calendar for December 1, 2013!

Special thanks to Dan Auman, Auman Mack, Kansas City,for designing the invitation, Kathryn McDaniel, ColorMark,

Kansas City, for donating the print, Bill True & Jennifer Richardson for hosting the social hour, and Kevin Riggs for masterminding the decorations.

Christmas Party More than 100 people attended the first Friends of Arrow Rock Christmas Party on Sunday, December 2nd. Participants shopped with local merchants, enjoyed a social hour at the boardwalk home of Bill True & Jennifer Richardson, “grazed” their way through the J. Huston Tavern, had their photo taken with Santa, and placed their bid on items in the Santa Silent Auction. The event was so successful that the second Friends Christmas Party

� These successful events raising $24,335 were planned by the Fundraising Events Committee: Chairman Donna H

Charleston Trip “Friends on the Go” headed toCharleston, S.C. in 2012. Wonderful architecture, fine dining,shopping and an island excursion made for a memorable trip.Our past five trips have netted the Friends over $37,000. Special thanks to Donna Huston who has meticulously planned each trip.

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Gifts and bequests to the Friends of Arrow Rock’s endowment fundare an especially thoughtful and long-lasting way to support theFriends’ mission of historic preservation and education.

In 2012, income from the endowment provided over

$35,000 of our income of $244,000. The endow-

ment is made up of five named endowment funds and

one undesignated fund. For investment purposes,

these funds are pooled and the pooled fund is divided

between investment accounts that are professionally

managed by the trust departments of Wood & Huston

Bank in Marshall, Missouri, and Bank of America in

Kansas City, Missouri. Named endowment funds may

have either unrestricted or restricted uses. Of the five

named endowment funds, their donors have restricted

three to specific uses.

Named endowment funds may be established with a

gift or bequest of $50,000 or more. This is an ideal

way to honor or memorialize a family member, or to

provide a permanent source of income for one of the

Friends’ programs or activities that appeals to you. Call

the Friends of Arrow Rock office at 660-837-3231 to

learn more about this and other opportunities to establish

named endowment funds.

Endowment Fund Tops $860,000

On December 31, 2012, the Friends of Arrow Rock’s endowment funds totaled $863,241:

Undesignated Fund

Established 1984Current Value: .................................$308,375Unrestricted

Corinne Jackson Education Fund

Established 2001Current Value: .................................$124,337Supports Children’s Education Programs

Sue E. Stubbs/National Endowmentfor the Humanities Fund

Established 2004Current Value: .................................$234,332Supports Humanities Programs

Robert K. and Ruth E. Griffin Fund

Established 2009Current Value: .................................$86,646Unrestricted

Wood & Huston Bank Fund

Established 2009Current Value ..................................$59,551Unrestricted

Janette Louise Bohlken Crumpacker Memorial Fund

Established 2012Current Value ..................................$50,000Supports Annual History Interpretation Program

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Sip and Stroll One of the goals of the Friends ofArrow Rock is to bring together people who are interestedin and who support historic preservation. There is no betterway to do this than at our annual Sip and Stroll event, whichallows members and guests to tour private homes as wellas some of the Friends’ restored properties. The annualevent takes takes place the third Saturday in September.

Huston, Pat Cooper, Kathy Digges, Lucy Fletcher, Jan Hinnah, Grayson Kabler, Sarah Riddick, & Kevin Riggs.

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Adopt-A-Building Program

Help the Friends of Arrow Rock preserve its historicarchitectural treasures by adopting one of our 13 properties. Adoptiondonations help protect your chosen property in these important ways:providing maintenance and preservation work, custodial services, lawncare, fire protection and security systems. You can adopt a building foras little as $100. You’ll receive a “behind-the-scenes” tour by PropertiesManager Marty Selby plus an adoption certificate and photo. Higher levelsof support include additional premiums such as a copy of Design Guidelinesfor Historic Arrow Rock, MO. For full details, including a listing of all properties, go to our website at FriendsofArrowRock.org, click underProperties or call the Friends office at 660-837-3231.

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June 1

Legacy Society LunchLunch at Arrow Rock Station withPresident Tom Hall following FirstSaturday Morning Lecture, “If Textiles Could Talk”.

June 9

54th Annual Meeting- Noon lunch at the J. Huston Tavern - Speaker: Geoff Giglierano, Executive Director, Missouri Humanities Council - Distinguished Service Award Presented to John & Donna Huston - Call FAR office for reservations: 660-837-3231

After a year of closure discussionsand speculation about the future

of the Arrow Rock, Missouri, Post Office(and several thousand others aroundthe country), the USPS has officiallypresented their plan.

Beginning in January 2013, many largeroffices with Postmasters that took anearly retirement package were left vulnerable. Hours were reduced orservices were changed to rural delivery.

Because the Arrow Rock Postmasterdid not retire, the Post Office will remain open eight hours a day untilSeptember 30, 2014. At that time shewill be mandatorily retired. The office

will then come under the supervision of a larger office (Arrow Rock’s homeoffice will be Marshall, Missouri) and a clerk will be hired to run the ArrowRock office.

The office will then be open either four(4) or two (2) hours a day, depending on revenue generated. Hopefully, thelobby will remain open for customersto retrieve their mail. There is also thepossibility it may become a rural mailroute, with a cluster box for deliveries.

Your response to our plea for help madea huge difference for Arrow Rock andall rural post offices around the country.It caused the Postal Service and

Government to recognize the importanceof these individual Post Offices to theircommunities and each citizen’s right to standardized and equal universalservice. It was a great grass roots effort that brought results and is stillbeing discussed in the legislature.Thank you!You can still help the Arrow Rock Post Of-fice by continuing to order stamps. Revenueand volume are two significant measuresthat will determine future levels of service.

To order stamps, call the office, 660-837-3464,

or send your request to USPS, 304 Main St.,

Arrow Rock, MO 65320. The stamps will be

mailed to you immediately upon receipt of your

check. Your support is always appreciated!

The Future of the Arrow Rock Post Office By Postmaster Tempe McGlaughlin

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Christian Church– Floor & door repairs– Foundation vents replaced

Boardwalk Office– New roof over boardwalk

Brown Lodge(African-American Museum)– Interior painted– Door & floor repairs– New light fixtures– Feeders installed to keepwoodpeckers away

– New exterior sign

Brown’s Chapel Free Will Baptist Church– New refrigerator– Furnace repairsI.O.O.F. Lodge Hall– New shades– Bathroom repaired

Log Cabin– Interior re-plastered & painted– New brick walk & handrails

Miller-Bradford House– Exterior painted– Front Porch columns repaired– Gutter & drainage work– Back patio area cleared– Preparation for insulation work

Sites House– Tree removed– Brick walk & stone wall repaired– Foundation vents repaired– Duct work repaired– New heat pump installed

– Stair wall removed & reworkedto install heat pump

Sappington Museum– New handrails– New electrical box & service to HVAC

Miscellaneous– Fire extinguishers, alarm systems& HVAC systems serviced

– Inspection of all buildings for expected maintenance due overthe next 3-5 years

September 21

Sip and StrollFeatures three private Arrow Rockarea homes, includes a picnic supper at the Old Schoolhouse witha Silent & Live Auction.

October 12-13

45th Annual Heritage Craft FestivalHistoric crafts depicting 19th Century dailylife demonstrated by crafters throughoutthe village and in historic properties. Newliving history presentations added this year.

December 1

Christmas PartyOur 2012 event was so successful we’re repeating it! Fea-tures a social hour at Santa Fe Crossing, “grazing” at the J.Huston Tavern, photos with Santa, and a Silent Auction. Comeearly for shopping and enjoy the Christmas Folk Sing withCathy Barton & Dave Para at the Arrow Rock Federated Church.

� "[Old buildings] are not ours. They belong, partly to those who built them, andpartly to all the generations of mankind who are to follow us. The dead have still their right in them: that which they labored for ... we have no right to obliterate."

John Ruskin, The Seven Lamps of Architecture [1890]

Capital Campaign Preservation Work Continues: $56,000 of Improvements Made in 2012

“As John Ruskin reminds us,preservation matters.” said Executive Director KathyBorgman. “Thanks to our generous donors, in 2012, we completed projects at 9 of our 13 properties. I want to especiallythank Properties Manager MartySelby who does a great job overseeing it all.”

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2012 EDUCATION REPORT

First Saturday Lecture Series The popular First Saturday Lecture Series emphasizedthe Civil War in recognition of the sesquicentennialcommemoration. The year opened with a talk by Dr.Joan Stack, curator of art collections for The State Historical Society of Missouri, followed by “The CivilWar in Arrow Rock,” by Mike Dickey, Arrow Rock StateHistoric Site Administrator. Other programs included:“Civil War Songs” by Cathy Barton and Dave Para, professional folk musicians, and “The Battle of Glasgow,”by Jim Denny, Civil War historian. In August, Civil WarEra music was presented including music by volunteerBarbara Thieman and FAR Board Member, TempeMcGlaughlin. Other offerings were a Textile Tour, PleinAir Painting and a Santa Fe Trail Tour.

2013 First Saturday Lecture Series: Visit our website: FriendsofArrowRock.org April 6 The History of Missouri Birds May 4 Village Architectural Tour June 1 If Textiles Could Talk July 6 Tom Sawyer movie and tour of local movie sites Aug 3 Common Life of a Civil War Soldier and his Wife Nov 2 Osage Culture: Then and Now

Spring School ProgramOur core Spring Children’s Education Program introduceda new program for 3rd - 6th graders on Frontier Medicine,to coincide with the new exhibit now open at the Dr.John Sappington Museum. As well, the ever-popularFamily Life and School Days in the 1800s returned forgrades 1 and 2. This year, 913 students and 234 adults from 22 schools participated. These programs would not be possible without the generous Legacy Giftfrom Corinne Jackson and the wonderful staff and volunteers fromthe Arrow Rock State Historic Siteand the Friends of Arrow Rock!

New Black History Museum and ExhibitJune 2nd marked the opening of the Friends of ArrowRock’s new Black History Museum and Exhibition, “Reflections of African-American Arrow Rock: 1865-1960,” in the restored Brown Lodge #22. More than 200people enjoyed lectures by scholars Tim Baumann andGary Kremer held at the State Historic Site VisitorsCenter as well as viewing the exhibit. Teresa Habernal,Black History Committee member, shared memories of growing up in Arrow Rock. The event was the culmination of 20 years of effort to “give a voice” to asignificant segment of Arrow Rock’s population andtheir previously unheraldedcontributions to our history.Anna Mae Hodge, TrusteeEmeritus of the Friends ofArrow Rock, has supported theproject from its inception andher early paintings of African-American homes are featured in the exhibit.

We would like to thank all who gave of themselves innumerous ways to make this a success over the years, especially Nancy Finke, Friends Board member, andPam Parsons, former Education Director, who curatedthe exhibit. The exhibit is open daily.

Civil War Encampment and Reenactment Continuing our 2012 Civil War theme, an Encampmentand Reenactment was held September 22nd, co-sponsoredwith the Arrow Rock State Historic Site. This living history-education event brought close to 250 visitors intotown as both adults and children learned how the CivilWar impacted Arrow Rock.

Jeff Reynolds,

member of the Arrow

Rock Handweaver’s

Guild examines

handwork during

the Textile Tour.

Veteran re-enactor

Ralph Monaco, the

Holmes Brigade,

portrayed Lt. Colonel

Lazear, who gave the

order for local southern

sympathizer Marshall

Piper to be executed

during the Encampment.

Now open daily.

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Children’s Craft FestivalWhat a wonderful fall day we had for our 15th BiennialChildren’s Craft Festival. Once again, we co-hosted theevent with the Arrow Rock State Historic Site. Studentsexperienced hands-on learning opportunities, sawdemonstrations and visited historic properties, all experiences which cannot be duplicated in the classroom.This year saw an increase of over 200 students comparedto 2010; 21 schools and home schools attended, with atotal of 950 students and 255 adults participating. Sixty-five individuals shared their energy, talent and time tomake our event a great success!

Heritage Craft FestivalRain and threatening weather cut down on the crowd forour annual Heritage Craft Festival in October, but it didnot cut into their enthusiasm! While the Historic ArrowRock Council has typically sponsored the event, theFriends always take the opportunity to showcase ourbuildings through exhibits and demonstrations. TheJohn P. Sites Jr. House and Gunsmith Shop, the PrintShop Museum and the Christian Church were open andmanned with volunteers including Geoff Giglierano,Executive Director of the Missouri Humanities Council.The Missouri Humanities Council provides support formany programs in Arrow Rock, so we were especiallygrateful that Geoff was able to attend.

Village ToursOur 2012 Tour Seasonsuffered as Mother Nature delivered extreme heat throughoutthe region. As well, thegolf cart tram was out of commission in July.These two factorscaused numbers to fall short of our 2011 levels. Never-theless, Interpreters Chuck Petty and Elaine Breshearsgave 200 tours to 1,000 visitors. Thanks to both for theirprofessionalism in leading tours, interacting with visitorsand managing the Museum Shop.

“The Sutlery” was

a favorite shopping

spot for students at

the Children’s Craft

Festival.

Education Director, Mandy Dorrance Welcome to our new Education Director Mandy Dorrance who began working with us August 15. On June 30, we said farewellto Pam Parsons, who retiredafter 19 years as Friends’ Education Director. Thank you,Pam, for the wonderful jobyou’ve done for the Friends ofArrow Rock over the years!

Interpretive and Museum Consultant, Alisha ColeAlisha Cole completed a year’s consultation with theFriends, thanks to a generous grant from the MissouriHumanities Council. Her work culminated in a Master Interpretive Plan, elements of which included training volunteers for the SpringEducation Program highlightingthe role Dr. Sappington played in introducing quinine for thetreatment of fevers.

Public History Intern, Cody BairThis summer the Friends welcomed Cody Bair, a graduate student at the University of Central Missouri,Warrensburg. Cody is working toward a Master’s Degreein the relatively new academic field of Public History.During the summer he worked150 hours for the Friends and hewill return to continue his internship during the 2013 fallsemester. Thanks to Tom andMargaret Hall whose gift provided housing for Cody.

What do you do in winter in Arrow Rock?You can enjoy some beautiful scenery like this, and staybusy planning the next season’s programs!

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INDIVIDUAL LIFE MEMBERS: Originally $500, now$1,000 single giftKeith & Leslie Anderson Yvonne AndersonDan Auman & Kirby McCulloughBob & Betsy BadgerRichard & Rita BargerMr. & Mrs. Raymond Beagle Jr. Jim & Rhonda BeermanMr. & Mrs. C. Huston BellMr. & Mrs. William A. Berg Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Tom BlumhorstKathy BorgmanMarilynne BradleyDavid & Susan Bray Althea J. Breitwieser Chet BreitwieserJim & Barbara BrunsBruce BurstertMarjean BusbyRev. Canon & Mrs. JamesG. Callaway Jr.John & Kay CallisonCharles & Pat CooperJoe D. Crumpacker Michael & Diana DickeyCharlie & Kathy Digges Sr.David EdwardsMildred ErnstTom & Rook EvansDr. & Mrs. Dan FahnestockDavid & Nancy FinkeTed & Julie FisherDr. Susan FladerZemula Pierce FlemingLucy Fletcher & Tom Jones Marge FletcherWinky FriedrichsRobert J. & Marlese GourleyFerne GravesDr. & Mrs. Mark S. GregoryDr. Shelby GregoryWilliam & Jeanie HaasThomas & Sarah HallDr. & Mrs. Thomas B. HallGeorge & Lee HamiltonScott & Melissa HartwigDavid & Anne Huston Hayes Jr.James J. HeinzlerJohn F. Herbst Jr.Anna Mae Hodge Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. HodgeDr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hodge Jr.

Elmer HormanSteve HormanDonald HuffGeorge & Jane HuffJohn S. HullVirginia HuppJohn & Donna HustonJoseph C. HustonMatt & Charla HustonNick & Leslie HustonPercy & Bernadette HustonStuart HutchisonJohn IrvinWilliam R. JacksonGrayson & Kary KablerTom Kellaway & Jill RedmondRosemary KellyJonathan & Nancy Lee KemperR. Crosby Kemper Jr.Whitney & Day KerrMr. & Mrs. Whitney Kerr Jr.Mr. & Mrs. W. B. KessingerJudy KingJ. Philip Kirk Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Bedford KnipschildMr. & Mrs. Rudolf W. E. Kruse Jr.Dorothy LaRueRich & Debbie LawsonMichael & Brenda Bray Ledbetter Adam & Julia LevyJames & Julie Lewis IVJeralyn LewitzShirley MachBlaine & Stephanie McBurneyFrederic A. McBurney Ed & Vickie McCloudJohn & Ginger McGrawJames & Patricia MillerBill & Jean MitchellLynn & Kristen MorrowAnn NicholsMr. & Mrs. James B. Nutter Lloyd Parker & Leo AndradePamela ParsonsLanny & Ann PattenRichard & Carol PembertonMike & Dana PostenAl & Marjo PriceDr. Bruce Prince-JosephBarbara QuinnChris & Kelly QuinnJane Ratcliffe & Jack CoakleyPaul & Kim RatcliffeDr. & Mrs. Richard RaynorChris Reeter

David ReeterJanet ReeterLinda ReeterScott Reeter Lucinda Rice-PetrieJohn & Sarah RiddickKevin & Pam RiggsBarbara Schler RodriquezDavid P. & Connie RossHal & Wilda SandyGlenn C. & Janice L. SappingtonDr. Hal SappingtonBruce Satterlee & Mandy Dorrance Robert & Sharon Schattgen Rev. George SchlerMarty & Sandy SelbyCarl & Nancy ShirleyLeland & Jill ShurinByron C. & Marilyn ShutzErnest & Judy SmithDr. & Mrs. James SpainhowerDale & Lola SpradleyDon & Pamela StoufferClayton StubbsJim & Esther Sunderland Mr. & Mrs. Bill SutherlandMr. & Mrs. Steve SutherlandBill & Davoren TempelDr. & Mrs. Harvey ThomasMajor & Mrs. James ThompsonBill TrueBill & Judy TuckerBetsy Van DykeLarry VaniceMark & Nancy Viets Eleanor WaterhouseHenry Waters III & Vicky RussellDr. & Mrs. James WellsJean Gaddy WilsonJohn & Judy WoodsThomas YanceyHenry C. YoungJohn & Diana Young Mary Evelyn YoungerHugh & Eulalie ZimmerMr. & Mrs. A.W. Zimmer III

CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & ORGANIZATION LIFE MEMBERSWith single gifts of$1,000+Bank of America Private Bank –Kansas City, Missouri

Blumhorst Veterinary Hospital –Marshall, MissouriBoonslick Bank –Boonville, MissouriBuckner Foundation –Marshall, MissouriCitizens Bank & Trust –Chillicothe, MissouriCoreslab Structures, Inc. –Marshall, MissouriGrand Lodge of Missouri,Independent Order of Odd FellowsAllen P. & Josephine B.Green Foundation –Mexico, MissouriHeinkel Charitable Foundation – Columbia, MissouriIman Enterprise, Inc. –Salisbury, MissouriMervyn W. Jenkins Foundation – Chillicothe,Missouri

David Woods Kemper Memorial Foundation –Kansas City, MissouriMissouri Press Foundation - Columbia, MissouriRed Cross Pharmacy –Marshall, MissouriShelter Insurance –Columbia, MissouriShutz Foundation Charitable Trust –Kansas City, MissouriLester T. Sunderland Foundation –Kansas City, MissouriRalph L. Smith Foundation –MissionHills, KansasWood & Huston Bank –Marshall, MissouriThe Zimmer Companies –Kansas City, MissouriWal-Mart –Marshall, Missouri

2012 MEMBERSHIP GIFTSBENEFACTOR MEMBERS: $500+John & Kay Callison Joe D. Crumpacker Lucy Fletcher & Tom Jones Dr. & Mrs. Thomas B. HallJames & Sandra Hermerding Anna Mae Hodge

John Irvin Dr. & Mrs. Bedford Knipschild Frederic A. McBurney James & Patricia Miller Mr. & Mrs. James B. Nutter Lanny & Ann Patten Geraldine Ritchey (Deceased) Peggy Ruester Hal & Wilda Sandy Dr. Hal Sappington Robert & Sharon Schattgen Jim & Esther Sunderland Bill True Mark & Nancy Viets Jeanne Young John & Diana Young Mr. & Mrs. A.W. Zimmer III

PATRON MEMBERS$250 - $499 Dwayne & Sandra Eacret Zemula Pierce Fleming Ferne Graves Dale & Jan Hinnah Elmer Horman Leland & Jill Shurin Ernest & Judy Smith Dr. & Mrs. James Spainhower Jim & Mary Stilley Jr. J. Huston Tavern –Arrow Rock, Missouri Charles & Nancy Van Dyke Jake & Rowena Van Dyke Martha Steen Whitney

SPONSOR MEMBERS$100 - $249 Helen BallardTom & Mary Beamer,House of Mary B. – Arrow Rock, MissouriEllen Beasley Ted C. BeckettJim & Emily BirdGeorge & Toni BlackwoodLarry & Paula BlevinsDr. & Mrs.Tom BlumhorstJoe & Dianne BodeMary Shaw BrantonDanny & Elaine BreshearsSteven & Anita ByersConan & Patricia CastleAnn M. CorriganDoug & Tricia CrewsNancy DixonMike & Jan DrewsJim & Carol DuncanTom & Anna Dyer

Virginia EdwardsDr. & Mrs. Ed ElliottDusty & Gloria EnsleyDr. & Mrs. Dan FahnestockSandy Falloon Bill & Martha FoleyDr. & Mrs. Richard ForryAnn FrenchGene & Barbara FunkLeah GalloDody GatesMary Ellen SappingtonGoodMike & Pam GoodmanWayne & Jane GrossDavid & Virginia HahnSarah T. HainsRobert & Debra Harmon Henry & Leigh Harris IVMary Ann HartzlerBillee Rigg HerndonDonald HilgedickCharles & Mary KayHornerKathleen Parsons HoushEdie HoveyDonald HuffGraham T. & Judy HuntVirginia HuppRon & Sharon HutchinsonIra B. Hyde IIIDavid & Marianne InmanBetty Bob JonesThe Kenneth King Foundation – Denver, ColoradoDr. & Mrs. Jerry KennettVirginia LambertSanders R. Lambert Jr.Dorothy LaRueThe Lawrence PartnershipBette LeatherwoodMargaret C. LyddonLinda K. LyleRobert & Lynn MackleBill & Bev MaupinDr. & Mrs. Alex McBurneyBruce & TempeMcGlaughlinBob & Eunice McKinneyHoward & Bonnie McKinzie Armand & Shirley MolesSteve & Elaine OlsonDr. & Mrs. Thomas PapreckRichard & Carol PembertonAl & Marjo PricePaul & Kim RatcliffeJanet ReeterBill & Ruth Ann Reid

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Bill & Shermaine RigginsEric RossDon & Norma RutterHerbert SappingtonBruce Satterlee & Mandy DorranceKenneth & Chris SchererPaul SchoomerAdolf & Becky Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Shackelford IIITom & Dianne SitesHadley & Wicky Sleight Marshall W. & Eileen SloanGary & Susan SmithJan StapletonBob & Mary StithRay & Ann SweeneyDr. Lawrence TaylorDr. & Mrs. Harvey Thomas Lawrence & Kathy TravisJohn & Ellie VasilopoulosJohn & Joy VinsonHenry J. Waters III & VickyRussellDoris WhitlockPage Williams (Deceased)John & Helen WilsonKirke & Anne WilsonBobby & Genny WrightTom YanceyMary Evelyn Younger

SUSTAINING MEMBERS$50 - $99Keith & Leslie AndersonC. J. AndertonL. Joseph ArchiasRobert & Helen BackerStuart & Linda BaileyTom BassCharles & Linda BorgmanDr. & Mrs. Gary BorgmanLarry & Mary AnnBorgmanDenny A. BrisleyMrs. Hugh P. CallawayJohn & Ann CleekRobert & Cynthia CrawfordJames & Alva CunninghamRichard H. DavisTom & Winnie DavisJohn A. DillinghamJean DuncanRobert & Arlone Eisler Jr.Mildred ErnstTom & Rook EvansMonte & Henrietta FennerMike Fisher

James & Judy FitzsimondsJohn & Karen GraceGreen Printers, Inc. –Marshall, MissouriDave & Nancy GriggsChris & Pam GumperRon & Teresa HabernalWilliam E. HauserJohn & Ann HaveyJeff & April HemeyerMr. & Mrs. Wilbur HendrixNancy Heugh & Tom EdmondsonJudy HortonGeorge & Jane HuffAlexandra Huff & Paul TuranoDr. & Mrs. Dennis HunterNick & Leslie HustonBill & Nancy JacksonLindell Jarman/Jarman TrustHoward & Mary Vale JonesSteve & Audrey JonesJay KellyRosemary KellyRobert & Ann KennedyDr. & Mrs. Lynn KindredWilliam & Phyllis KochDiane KoesterKen & Melissa KurtzBetty KusgenMr. & Mrs. James T. LacyJeanne B. LaRueJackie LenoxLisa LeonardJames & Julie Lewis IVJeralyn LewitzBill & Jeanne LivengoodBill & Mary LovinHenry & Elizabeth MarderRuth S. MatteiJean McClureDavid & Martha McCormickJane Cary McCormickClay & Lela MeadBrenda MillerH. F. & Sharon MillsSteve & Linda MolesDward & Jeanine Moore Mr. & Mrs. John MorrisElva NeedlesLee I. Niedringhaus (Deceased)Steve & Marianne NollOTELCO Mid-MissouriTelephone –Pilot Grove, Missouri

Dr. & Mrs. Osmund Overby

Cynthia M. PavluEd & Authorene PhillipsKevin & Hetsy PickardSkip & Lacy PickeringBarbara PriceElaine ReabusDawn Riske & Phyllis SaathoffTom & Gina SandwithHerb & Ruth SchererKeith & Susan SchererMark & Sue SchneiderLarry & Joyce SchusterPhilip & Judi ScissorsRay & Betty Sue SimonsonDonna SmithMary F. Smith & ElizabethB. SmithTom & Susan StallingsEmma Stewart Janet M. StewartPhyllis SullinsVirginia TaylorFrank & Julie ThacherBarbara ThiemanJoe & Sandra ThompsonDr. & Mrs. James ThorneDr. & Mrs. Jamie UlbrichJane UngerPaul Vaillancourt & DarlaArniPaul VardemanBrian & Suzanne VogelsmeierGay V. WeakeDavid & Alice WellsRev. Mickey D. WilkeyBetty WoodsmallJeff YeltonDan & Kay Yount

SUPPORTING MEMBERS $30 - $49Dr. Albert & Susan CoeAdamsL. W. AlexanderAllen County Library –Fort Wayne, IndianaDavid & Virginia AndrewsBarbara ArmstrongWilliam & Dorothy AyresBob & Bridget BagbyJames Robert & AlbertaBaggestKaren Bode BaxterReed & Kate BeebeMary Jo Berry Liz BlackburnCharles & Peggy BloomArlene Borgman

Helen G. BrameKatherine Breen Janet BrittonDr. & Mrs. Ronald C.BrownIna BryanJoan ButcherMrs. Huston D. CaldwellRobert CampbellBarry Cardwell John & Jacki CartonKathy CaryLois V. CasonBob & Sylvia ClobesAnn CovingtonDavid & Rebecca CramerMr. & Mrs. James C.CrouseDon B. CullimoreJohn CunningConnie Cunningham Donald S. Davis Dr. & Mrs. W. D. DellandeDale & Juanita DoddHarold M. & Jill Draper IIIJohn DunlapIra & Joan EastDr. Dan ElliottEngine House No. 1, Inc. –St. Louis, MissouriElizabeth EvansGene & Frances Feldhausen Gary & Gloria FetterFr. Richard W. FrankShilo GariesDorothy GeislerJane GolubPaula GordonS. Fitzhugh & Sally GordonMary GormanSteve & Mary Bess GreenMary HannaJim & Carolyn HardingJeff & Beth HarrisLori J. Harris-FranklinJoan HathmanPaul & Janet HaynesJoanne HeislerMr. & Mrs. W. L. HemeyerSusan W. Hinnant Mary L. HoffRobert & Sally HoffmannBelva HumburgWayne D. & Kris HurleyTim ImhoffIndependent Farmers Bank –Maysville,MissouriJoan JacksonRobert & Jean Johnson

Renna C. JordanMichael KatemanCarol Sue KennedyKarl & Laurie KleenW. D. LayEric & Linda LorenzLorraine MageeTed & Bonnie MannBarbara MarinoCarolyn MarmadukeMelissa MatzLynn & Virginia McCanseVirginia McCulloughTom & Carole McGlumphyMartha McLeanLarry McMullenTom & Becky McRobertsDrs. W. R. & M. H.McVickerJames & Sabra MeyerCarol A. MillerHarry H. MoehleMrs. Joani MorrettFaye MorrisLynn & Kristen Morrow Ken & Peggy MuellerColleen MurbachChris NelsonMadge NewportDavid & Molly NivenOak Grove Lodge 115I.O.O.F. – Oak Grove, MissouriDotty OdellWilliam & Beverly ParrDr. & Mrs. Henry PerkinsJune PfeferMary Phillips & Brian TreeceMr. & Mrs. Paul D. PorterThomas & Bobbie PurtaEd ReisJudy RobinettKim Kabler RootesHershel & Marilyn RothRobert & Elaine RussellWanda J. SaboorCharles SappingtonGlenn F. SappingtonLester & Lois SchmittBrent Schondelmeyer &Lee WilliamsKent & Angela SellersTerry & Kathryn SimmonsRoger & Sandy SlusherBea SmithLewis & Alice Smith Jr.Robert SmithVirginia Hall SmithWinifred Soper Mary W. Spaulding

Allen W. & Betsy StopperanPaul & Elizabeth StuerkeBilly & Lois Ann SummersEmory & Fran ThomasJack & Robin ThomasJonathan & Sue ThomasNancy TiptonBob TopolskiLyt Tough IVMarshall & VirginiaTownsend IIMr. & Mrs. Tony TrueBob Van DykeJerry & Edna VarnerDr. & Mrs. Gary VazzanaNancy VostalRichard & Alice WackRichard & Marilyn WalkupAlice WardJohn & Patsy WattJerald & Barbara WeberCalvin & Mary WebsterMr. & Mrs. Jason D.WeikerSharon WeiserEd & Norma WernekeNancy WhiteSally C. WilbornRandy WinderPeter Wollenberg Ann WrightRuss & Dianna WrightJudy YoderDon & Helen YorkMarjorie YoungDale & Virginia Zank

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FRIENDS OF ARROW ROCK LEGACY SOCIETY

The Friends of Arrow Rock Legacy Society recognizesthose who have named the Friends as a recipient ofa gift upon their death. This is the ultimate vote ofconfidence given to our work of preservation andhistory education in Arrow Rock.

Twenty-three Legacy Society members were recog-nized at a luncheon at the Arrow Rock Station on June30. Artist Cheryl Harness, creator of the new ArrowRock Coloring Book, spoke. We welcomed Henry H.Harris IV as a new Legacy Society member. Later in theyear, Joe D. Crumpacker established a named endow-ment fund in memory of his late wife, “The JanetteLouise Bohlken Crumpacker Memorial Fund” (see accompanying article). A final settlement came from theestate of Helen B. Page. We were saddened by thedeaths of Legacy Society members Dr. Robert H.Hodge and Page Williams.

Unless otherwise designated, all bequests are placed inour Endowment Fund, which now totals over $860,000.In 2012, income from the endowment totaled $35,659.This was a substantial and very welcome contributiontoward the Friends’ 2012 operating budget.

Consider joining the Legacy Society by notifying usthat you have designated a gift to the Friends in yourwill or estate plans. No minimum amount is required,and we do not ask you to disclose the amount of yourplanned gift, though it does help for planning purposesif you choose to do so.

Friends of Arrow Rock, Inc.Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2012Assets 2012 2011Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 445,261 $236,055Endowments $ 863,214 $755,529Total Assets $1,308,475 $991,584Liabilities $160 0Total Net Assets $1,308,315 $991,584

Operating Receipts and DisbursementsFor the Year Ended December 31, 2012ReceiptsGifts ..........................................................................................................$142,918Endowment & Interest..............................................................................$ 36,694Earned Income ..........................................................................................$ 20,428Fundraising Events....................................................................................$ 24,335Transfer from Special Funds .....................................................................$ 16,765Carry-over from 2011 ................................................................................$ 2,995Total Operating Receipts $244,135

Jim and Marcia Atkinson

Rita and Richard Barger

Kathy Borgman

Chet Breitwieser

Charles and Pat Cooper

Kathy Digges

David and Nancy Finke

Marge Fletcher

Tom and Margaret Hall

Henry H. Harris IV

Ann Huston Hayes

Anna Mae Hodge

Steve Horman

Mary Kay & Charlie Horner

John S. Hull

John and Donna Huston

John Irvin

Grayson Kabler

Day and Whitney Kerr

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph W.E.Kruse, Jr.

Donna and Alex McBurney

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mitchell

Pamela Parsons

Carol and Richard Pemberton

Barbara Houston Pelot

Barbara L. Quinn

Jane E. Ratcliffe

Paul and Kim Ratcliffe

Janet Barger Reeter

Sarah Riddick

Mr. and Mrs. Byron C. Shutz

Wicky Sleight

Davoren and Bill Tempel

Bill True

Jean Gaddy Wilson

Doris Whitlock

Members of the Friends of Arrow Rock Legacy Society:

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

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DisbursementsAdministration..........................................................................................$ 14,189Personnel ..................................................................................................$103,269Professional Services ...............................................................................$ 39,449Risk Management ....................................................................................$ 18,775Utilities .....................................................................................................$ 10,196Development Expenses ............................................................................$ 28,395Total Operating Disbursements $214,273

Net Operating ReceiptsMinus Disbursements $ 29,862

Disbursements from Building Funds $ 56,040

Disbursements from Humanities Programsand Exhibits Fund $ 21,394

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hall, Jr., 1982

Edwina M. Eubank, 1983

Isabel B. Browning, 1984

William H. Hogge, 1992

Cora Lee and Bill Miller, 1994

Mary Banks Parry, 1994

Cecil Barger, 1996

Corinne Jackson, 2001

Charles M. Buckner, 2001

Jim and Kitty Smith, 2002

Helen Borgman, 2004

Sue Stubbs, 2004

Gladys Moehle Thomas, 2006

Clay Marsh, 2007

Robert K. and Ruth E. Griffin, 2007

Barbara True, 2009

Jean Klein, 2010

Diana Woods, 2011

Helen B. Page, 2012

Page Williams, 2012 Janette Bohlken Crumpacker, 2012

Legacy Society Members in Memoriam: EOY GIFTS $1,000+

Marge Fletcher Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Hodge Dr. Susan Flader Dr. & Mrs. Mark S. Gregory Dr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Hall III Bill & Jean Mitchell

EOY GIFTS $500 - $1,000

Bob & Betsy BadgerCharlie & Kathy Digges Sr. Ernest & Judy Smith

EOY GIFTS $100 - $499

Richard H. Davis Bob & Bridget Bagby Tom Bass Chet BreitwieserSteven J. Byers Consulting –Nevada, Missouri

Ina Bryan Doug & Tricia Crews Tom & Winnie Davis Mildred Ernst Mary Ellen Sappington GoodFerne GravesJohn S. HullGrayson & Kary KablerRosemary KellyWhitney & Day KerrBlaine & Stephanie McBurney

Richard & Carol PembertonLucinda Rice-PetrieKevin & Pam RiggsHenry J. Waters III & VickyRussell

Doris WhitlockMary Evelyn Younger

EOY GIFTS $1 - $99

Jane GolubKen & Melissa KurtzElva NeedlesElaine ReabusDonna SmithMary F. Smith & Elizabeth B.Smith

Tom & Susan StallingsCharles & Peggy Bloom Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Alex McBurneyGlen C. & Janice L. SappingtonDr. & Mrs.Tom BlumhorstJim & Carol DuncanDr. Dan ElliottMr. & Mrs. John MorrisDavid & Molly NivenDotty OdellRay & Betty Sue SimonsonLyt Tough IVCalvin & Mary WebsterDavid & Alice Wells

ReceiptsA........................................Gifts 59%B...........Endowment & Interest 15%C........................Earned Income 8%D.................Fundraising Events 10%F ...Transfer from Special Funds 7%G .............Carry-over from 2011 1%

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Box 124 Arrow Rock , Missour i 65320FRIENDS OFARROW ROCK

We’re in the Remembering Business

On the cover Four Friends of Arrow Rock properties (two lodge halls and the

John P. Sites Jr. House and Gunsmith Shop), all brick, form the centerpiece of

this aerial photo courtesy of Abigail Pheiffer, Editor, Arrow Rock, Where the Past

is the Present, a 2008 project of the University of Missouri School of Journalism,

Photojournalism.

DESIGN CONSULTANT Dan Auman, AUMAN MACK

We Remember Our Friends The Friends of Arrow Rock are honored to receive memorial gifts as a tribute to friends and loved ones. Placed in

our Endowment Fund, these memorials provide for the future support of historic preservation and history education in Arrow Rock. | In memory of Lee

Niedringhaus Sheila Humphreys | In memory of Dr. Robert H. Hodge David & Nancy Finke and Hal & Wilda Sandy | In memory of Ruth Whitney Martha Steen Whitney

In memory of Page Williams Tom & Margaret Hall, Anna Mae Hodge and David & Nancy Finke | In memory of Janette Moore Norris Bob & Mary Stith

You are invited to the

54th AnnualMeetingof the Friends of Arrow Rock, Inc.

Sunday, June 9, 2013

12 Noon at the J. Huston TavernArrow Rock, Missouri

Distinguished Service AwardPresented to John and Donna Huston

Speaker: Geoff Giglierano, Executive DirectorMissouri Humanities Council

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Officers

President: Thomas B. Hall III, M.D.

Vice President: Donna Huston

Vice President: Pat Cooper

Secretary: Judy Smith

Treasurer: Jan Hinnah

Past Presidents

Louise Peery Eads 1959-1969

Louise Hall Bagby 1969-1981

V. Paul Ratcliffe 1981-1983

Day Gibson Kerr 1983-1995

Barbara Quinn 1995 -2001

Sue E. Stubbs 2001-2004

TrusteesKeith Anderson

Toni Blackwood, J.D.

Chet F. Breitwieser

Mary Burge

Kathy Digges

Nancy Finke

Lucy Fletcher

Richard M. Hodge, D.D.S.

Donald S. Huff, J.D.

George S. Huff, J.D.

John Irvin

Grayson Kabler

Blaine Murrell McBurney, Ph.D.

Tempe McGlaughlin

Carol Pemberton

Janet Barger ReeterSarah Riddick, Ph.D.Kevin RiggsSandy SelbyDavoren TempelHarvey M. Thomas, Ph.D.Bill True

Trustees EmeritusAnna Mae HodgeElizabeth KruseBill LovinL. M. Tough III

Executive DirectorKathy Borgman

Education DirectorMandy Dorrance

The Friends of Arrow Rock safeguard the history, historical

artifacts and 13 of the historical structures of the village of

Arrow Rock, a National Historic Landmark, through ongoing

education programs and preservation initiatives. Please join usin 2013, our 54th year, and help us share the Missouri frontier

experience with this and future generations. Memberships may

be deductible for income tax purposes.

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