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MUSEUM BULLETIN
A Quarterly Newsletter for Museum Members Vol. XII No. 2 • Spring 2019
IN THIS ISSUE
2 & 3 • EVENTS
6 & 7 • SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS
8 & 9 • DMT TRIPS
On the cover | Kailua Afternoon, Paul Fortis, 30” x 20,” 2015, 29th
Annual Pastel USA entry
MUSEUM EVENTS
SUMMER ART WORKSHOP
June 10 − 21, 2019, Monday through Friday | 1 - 4 pm
This fun summer workshop features a range of art projects for ages 6-12.
Check out our website hagginmuseum.org for a registration form, or pick
one up at the museum. Classes will be filled on a first-come, first-served
basis.
Questions? Call the Education Department at (209) 940-6315 or email
education@hagginmuseum.org.
Regular session fee:
Members $150/Non-members $180
Early-bird registration before May 3:
Members $125/Non-members $150
10% discount for siblings.
Get creative at the Haggin! 2nd Saturday events are designed for children ages 5-12, and
feature hands-on events for families. Activities include art projects, interactive programs and
museum-wide events. Reservations are not required, but seating is available on a first come,
first served basis. Materials and activities are included with regular admission.
BLOWING IN THE BREEZE
SAT, MAY 11 | 1:30 - 3PM
Celebrate the Japanese holiday,
Children’s Day, by creating your own
Koinobori – or windsock carp – and
watch their colors dance in the
breeze!
YARN-TASTIC BASKETS PICTURESQUE
SAT, APRIL 13 | 1:30 - 3PM POSTCARDS
The Miwok and the Yokut used SAT, JUNE 8 | 1:30 - 3PM
weaving and coiling to create Become inspired by the Pastels
intricate baskets for thousands of USA exhibition and create your own
years. Try your hand at weaving landscape using pastels. Instructors
and design your own colorful will teach you a variety of techniques
basket to store trinkets at home. to help make your picture pop!
2nd Saturdays for Families programming is generously underwritten by Joan W. Diehl
For more information, contact the Education Department at 209.940.6315 or education@hagginmuseum.org
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Enjoy a special evening at the Haggin Museum.
Events vary each month with special guests, live
music, wine and more!
Grab your friends or make it a date!
THURSDAY, APRIL 4 | 7 PM THURSDAY, APRIL 18 | 7 PM
Misner & Smith | Soaring vocal Art Night | Be inspired by the Haggin
harmonies and story-filled, poetic Museum’s collection, and let the
songwriting—Misner & Smith’s great works of the past spark
sound harkens back to the your own creative expression!
bedrock of modern American Enjoy a glass of wine and
rock & folk. Paying tribute to have fun as you create art in
strong influences like Simon guided activities throughout the
& Garfunkel, The Band, and museum’s galleries. This event is
Buffalo Springfield, they designed for grownups, so leave
invent a sound all their own, the kiddos at home and enjoy a
seducing listeners with music night out with friends!
that captures longing and
belonging in the same moment.
THURSDAY, MAY 2 | 7 PM THURSDAY, MAY 16 | 7 PM
Fun Fact Trivia Night! | Do you think Pastels USA Opening Reception | Join
you have what it takes to win? us for a special evening honoring the
Show us your trivia skills at Fun Pastels USA exhibition. Explore the
Fact Trivia Night at the Haggin! exhibit as you enjoy snacks and a
Assemble your finest team glass of wine.
of know-it-alls and put your
The Pastel Society of the West
minds to the test for a chance
Coast (PSWC) was organized in
to win prizes. Come prepared
1984 to promote pastel artists and
to answer general knowledge
the soft pastel medium. Today, it
questions covering a variety of
is one of the most recognized of
topics. Trivia night is a perfect
pastel societies. This show, in it’s
evening with friends and family!
33rd year, is a premiere event, and
includes some of the most elite pastel
painters in the country.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6 | 7 PM THURSDAY, JUNE 20 | 7 PM
Summer Family Fun | Bringing the Hot Club Faux Gitane | This acoustic
family together for activities and swing band is like no other you’ve ever
games can have a positive heard! They draw inspiration from
affect on the whole tribe! the Gypsy jazz tradition pioneered
Benefits of family get- by Django Reinhardt and his
togethers include stress Quintette du Hot Club de France,
reduction, problem solving, with acoustic guitars and double
and relationship building. bass providing a rhythmic core.
We can’t think of a better Hot Club Faux Gitane sets
place to have an evening of themselves apart with unique
family fun than the Haggin! So instruments and arrangements.
gather your clan and celebrate The upbeat, toe-tapping music will
summer with an evening of have you at least bopping in your
entertaining games and crafts. seat, if not dancing in the aisles!
Complimentary wine from Weibel Family Vineyards & Winery and snacks courtesy of the Junior Women’s Group will
be available beginning at 6:30 pm every 1st & 3rd Thursday evening, when the museum is open until 9 pm.
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Museum Travel trips, the museum would not be the
NEW BOARD OF same without our volunteers. Our volunteer Board of
TRUSTEES MEMBER Trustees provides vision and leadership for the museum
and our Junior Women’s Group Volunteers host many
The Haggin Museum’s Board of Trustees has appointed of our popular events with every detail in place. For
Dianne Barth-Feist as the newest member of the Board. those who have grown-up locally, you probably fondly
Dianne began her term on the Board January of this year. remember your school field trips to the Haggin when
you received a tour led by one of our Docent Council
Dianne was a reporter with USA Today and The Record Members.
for most of her career. She covered education and
immigration and spent the last part of her career in We are honored to work with volunteers, humbled by
Sacramento as the Capitol Bureau Chief covering their generosity and thrilled to call them friends. Your
statehouse politics. Her work received a number of tireless dedication is appreciated and a tremendous
citations, including the National Pacesetter Award for asset to our community.
Outstanding Journalists and the National Headliner
Award. She left journalism to launch a communications
division at Stockton Unified School District and No act of kindness, no matter how
headed communications at the San Joaquin Council of
Governments, advocating for federal programs for San
small, is ever wasted. – Aesop
Joaquin County.
She has served with numerous community groups,
including the University of the Pacific Beyond Our Gates,
DOCENT NEWS
the Children’s Museum Board of Directors, among other
Haggin Museum docents provide a valuable service
affiliations. Dianne received her Bachelors Degree in
on behalf of the museum by leading tours, guiding
Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley
visitors on the weekends, leading programs in school
and graduated from St. Mary’s High School in Stockton.
classrooms, helping with special events, and much
She is married to Paul Wilson Feist, Vice-Chancellor of
more. History training has just ended and we’re happy
the California Community Colleges. The couple has a
to introduce you to three of our newest Docents: Patsy
son, Blake, 23, studying architecture at the University of
Itaya, Abie Otero, and Jenny Van De Pol (pictured below
Oregon.
from left to right with
Tod Ruhstaller, CEO &
HAGGIN SHARES ITS Curator of History).
APPRECIATION FOR This recent group of
docent graduates met
VOLUNTEERS for six months to learn
about the history of
This year National Volunteer Week is April 7 - 13, and the
Stockton and the San
Haggin would like to share our appreciation for all of our
Joaquin Valley. We’re
wonderful volunteers. This well-deserved recognition
excited for them to
week has the museum staff once again reflecting on
begin their adventure
how very fortunate we are to have so many dedicated
at the Haggin!
volunteers who generously spend their time supporting
the museum and its mission. The museum has
Are you looking for
approximately 200 volunteers that account for almost
a great volunteer
7,500 hours of service per year.
opportunity? Become
a docent at the Haggin! Art training will begin January
From our longest serving volunteer group—Ladies
2020 and will cover the Haggin Museum’s collection
Auxiliary to California Pioneers—to the Museum
of American and European art from the 19th and 20th
Store Auxiliary Members offering personal service for
centuries. More information will be available on-line at
your shopping pleasure in the Museum Store to the
www.hagginmuseum.org/VolunteerOpportunities.
experienced travel chaperons on our Department of
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GETTING OUT IN THE COMMUNITY
Event marketing and community outreach are an integral part of reaching potential
visitors, raising brand awareness and increasing community engagement. Whether
it is rekindling someone’s memory of visiting the Haggin on a school tour or opening
their eyes to a new arts & culture experience in their city, outreach can create lasting
impressions. Depending on the event, the Museum’s outreach strategy includes
fun educational programming and activities, event-specific marketing collateral,
and exciting museum-themed giveaways.
So far in 2019, Haggin Museum has hosted booths at two Stockton events and
plans to attend more throughout the year. The two events included the Winter
StocktonCon on January 20th and the Stockton Kings’ Education Day on February
13th. Museum staff was excited to spend the day sharing all of the wonderful things
the museum has to offer to the attendees! Pictured to the right is the Kings’ mascot
Dunkson and Amanda Zimmerman (Publicity & Marketing Coordinator) at the Kings’
Education Day event, and below is Education Director Lindsey Munzel assisting in
mask making at the 2018 Summer StocktonCon.
We hope to see you out and about in Stockton—if you see us, stop by and say, “Hi!”
MUSEUM PASSPORTS ARE BACK!
Now available at the museum’s Visitor Services Desk passes and be entered in a drawing to win a $50 Museum
is the 2019 Exhibitions Passport, featuring a selection Store gift certificate. Start collecting today!
of the temporary exhibitions being held at the museum
throughout the year. Members are encouraged to hand out the new passports
to nonmembers to help spread the word about the
Any time you visit the museum, museum’s exciting 2019 exhibitions schedule! If you
IT IO N S present our passport for a stamp. own a business and would like to support the museum
E X H IB Once you’ve collected five stamps, by displaying a box of passports at your location, please
ORT
PA S S P
Name
you’ll receive a commemorative contact Amanda Zimmerman at (209) 940-6312.
museum gift, two free museum
2019
Bring this passport on all your trips to the HAGGIN MUSEUM and receive a stamp in
E X HI B I TI ONS
E-mail Address
City
Address
Name
the spaces below for each visit.
When you fill up all the spaces, you’ll receive a commemorative gift, two museum
PASSP ORT
passes and be entered in a drawing to win a $50 museum store gift certificate!
1 2 3 4 5 2019
Zip
Phone
For a schedule of exhibitions & events, visit our website:
www.hagginmuseum.org
DATE REDEEMED
This passport expires on Feb. 29, 2020, and cannot be stamped or redeemed after that date.
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S P EC I A L E X H I B I T I O N S
A Little More
Leyendecker
On view through June 16, 2019
J. C. Leyendecker was America’s most on the third floor showcasing much of the
popular illustrator during the early decades collection. However, even with the new
of the 20th century. His artwork graced Leyendecker Gallery, some of the Haggin’s
the covers of a host of national magazines, collection remained in fine art storage.
brought books
and short stories With this special exhibition, we are pleased to
to life, and helped offer “a little more Leyendecker” from the Haggin
sell a plethora of products Museum’s collection so that you may enjoy the works
from men’s clothing and of one of the most talented artists of the Golden Age of
underwear to motor oil and American Illustration.
automobiles to coffee and
breakfast cereal.
In the early 1950s, Haggin
Museum began acquiring
works by Leyendecker.
Today, the museum
houses the largest public
collection of his original
art. In 2017 the Haggin created a permanent installation
Image Captions: (left to right) Bobbing for Apples, Saturday Evening Post cover, November 1, 1913, Oil on canvas; The Recitation, Saturday Evening
Post cover, September 18, 1909, oil on canvas; Kelloggs Kid, 1915-1917, oil on canvas; People’s Bible History, Rebekah at the Well, ink wash
88th Annual McKee Student Art Contest & Exhibition
On view through April 28, 2019
C ome celebrate the arts in education during the 88th
Annual McKee Student Art Contest & Exhibition—the
longest running student art exhibition in the country!
This exhibition was first envisioned by founding
patron Robert T. McKee, whose goal was to
encourage students by providing a public venue for
This show, on view through April 28, features the work their artwork. Since the first show in 1931, the Haggin
of student artists from has been honored to collaborate with the schools of
kindergarten through San Joaquin County resulting in eighty-eight years of
grade 12. All schools in celebrating the efforts of its teachers and expression
San Joaquin County— of its young artists.
public, private, charter,
parochial and home- This year the Museum hosted a welcome reception
schools—received for students, their
invitations to submit families, and teachers
their work. The McKee on March 16th. This
Student Art Exhibition event was sponsored
is a snapshot of arts by the Junior Women’s
education in our area Group of the Haggin
and underscores the Museum who provided
importance of creative punch and cookies for
activity in the classroom. the guests.
Image Caption: Drawing by Margarita Prishlyak, 2018 award winner of the Palomino Blackwing Award Lower Division
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33rd Annual International Open Exhibition
May 16 − July 14, 2019
T
he Pastel Society of the West Coast brings its Pastels USA: 33rd Annual
International Open Exhibition back to the Haggin Museum beginning
Thursday, May 16th through July 14th.
The Pastel Society of the West Coast (PSWC) was founded by a handful of
dedicated artists from Northern California. Some of the most elite pastel painters in the country enter the annual
exhibition.
Since only about 100 paintings are placed in the show, acceptance is considered a
worthy accomplishment. This year’s exhibition attracted hundreds of entries from many
artists. Artists are allowed five entries, two of which may be selected for the show.
Three nationally prominent artists were chosen as this year’s Jury of Selection, which
reviews all submitted images. Debora Steward of Clinton, Iowa, is primarily an abstract
painter in pastel; W. Truman Hosner, Ferndale, Michigan, who paints both landscape
and figure/portrait subjects in oil and pastel; and Gary Huber, Buffalo, Wyoming, who
paints traditional landscapes primarily southwest subjects in pastel and oil.
The Juror of Awards reviews the actual paintings at the museum and selects the award
winners. This year’s Juror of Awards is pastelist Dawn Emerson who lives in Terrebonne,
Oregon. Dawn’s technique merges abstraction with realism to create mood and
movement in her paintings. Dawn has won awards for her pastels, taught workshops,
and written articles for numerous publications.
Join us for an opening reception on Thursday, May 16 beginning at 7 pm. Enjoy a glass of wine while you take in the
beauty of this spectacular show! Refreshments will be provided by Junior Women’s Group.
Image Captions: (Top right) “Murphy,” 24” x 18,” Tina Moore, PSWC-DP, PSA, 29th Annual Pastel USA entry (‘15); (middle left) “Lady in Blue,” 30” x 22”
Jane Radstrom, 25th Annual Pastel USA entry (’15); (bottom image) “Wave Inside the Curl,” 8” x 29” Melody Allen, 25th Annual Pastel USA entry (‘15).
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AU X I L I A R I ES & D O N O R S
DEPARMENT OF JUNIOR WOMEN’S GROUP
MUSEUM TRAVEL HAGGIN MUSEUM BLOOMS AGAIN
GOLD COUNTRY
This year Junior Women’s
Tour of Columbia SHP & Sierra Repertory Group (JWG) hosted
Haggin In Bloom for a
Theater “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” second time. The event
Wednesday, May 15, 2019 | 8 am - 6:15 pm was a celebration of spring,
$95 for members* | $130 for non-members featuring over 20 floral
exhibits complementing
the Museum’s 19th and 20th
century art collection. On
March 20th & 21st, Museum
Members were invited to
view these spectacular
floral arrangements along
with informative lectures
& demonstrations from
world-renowned, award-
winning ambassador of the floral industry, Rene van Rems
and owner of Huckleberry Blooms Anna Sinclair. Guests
were in awe of the beautiful arrangements designed by
Join the Department of Museum Travel for a trip to Gold regional florists. JWG would like to thank the speakers,
Country! On this trip, guests will head by coach east on florists, and everyone who participated in this fabulous
Highway 120 from Manteca along one of San Joaquin event!
Valley’s most bountiful farm trails and learn about
historic Oakdale, Lover’s Leap and Knight’s Ferry along
the way.
LADIES AUXILIARY TO
You’ll experience Columbia State Historic Park on a
docent-led tour, exploring the largest collection of CALIFORNIA PIONEERS
existing gold rush era structures and learn the stories of
the early gold seekers that lived in the area. The Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers (LACP) will
celebrate Hat Day on May 1st in honor of long-time LACP
Next, you will visit Sonora’s renowned Sierra Repertory member Constance Miller (pictured below) who was
Theater to see the matinée showing of “Guess Who’s known for always wearing a hat. All members and guests
Coming to Dinner.” are encouraged to
wear a hat to the
On the return home, the group will stop at Oakdale meeting at 1 pm.
Cheese & Specialties for a short cheese-making
demonstration. Also at the May
meeting, we are
For more information & reservations: looking forward
Tour Escort: Jackie Sinigaglia at to a “Behind the
jackie_sinigaglia@yahoo.com Scenes” tour of
Tour Assistant: Cheryl Kilsdonk the museum.
*To secure a reservation, book soon. Reservations must be received by
April 15, 2019; no refunds will be given after this date. On June 5th
we will enjoy
OLLI and SICL members are invited to travel at the same cost as
our “Hello Summer” potluck at noon. All members are
museum members. With a membership to the Haggin Museum you
will receive all of our trips at the lower price. For more information encouraged to wear red, white and blue. This meeting
about museum membership, visit www.hagginmuseum.org/JoinGive will close our season until we resume in October.
or contact Celia Castro at ccastro@hagginmuseum.org.
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MEMBERSHIP & GIFTS
UPCOMING ANNUAL APPEALS
November 9, 2019 - January 23, 2019
DMT TRIPS Anonymous Jo Anne Lynch
Coastal Barrier Island Foundation In Memory of George & Marian Malloy
Reserve your Dolores L. Adams by Ed Malloy & Lori Pyle
Darlene Jo Allen Carolyn Mallett
spot today! Philip & Kathleen Asborno Ms. Jean McGurk
Joe Avagliano Tom & Jayne McHugh
Sheila Beauchamp Ms. Karen L. McKee
Robert & Susan Benedetti Greg & Ellen McKeegan
Gail Brodie & Jack Cope Mrs. Mary P. Millar
Genevieve Burlando Richard W. & Margaret Mills
Janet Carothers & George Tolang Ken & Peggy Monroe
Dr. Edward Caul & Frances Bryne Caul Ronald E. Monroe
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Dr. Roy Childs Mr. & Mrs. David Mott
Tom & Sue Chinchiolo Bette Outlaw & Charles R. Boyd
Robert & Judith Clemons Evelyn Pankow
Corie V. Coleman Gary & Virginia Poggi
May 1, 2019 Alan Cooper & Julie Kelly Frank & Marilyn Rauzi
Gary & Kala Cummings Joe & Connie Rishwain
Elkhorn Slough Safari Roy Damilano Lynne N. Roberts
Nature Boat Tour & Dolores De Carli Trig & Nancy Rosenblatt
Elkhorn Slough National Daniel & Ewa Dozier Frank & Ann Rossi
Estuarine Reserve In Memory of Barbara Edwards Ron & Karen Saito
Visitor Center by David F. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salady
Reservations: The Ernst Family Nancy & Mike Sharp
Joy Fagler Anne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi
Joan Mifsud Paula Frago
(209) 403-5438 Stacey Shurson
Richard & Janet Ghio Linda Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Greenberg Jack & Mary Stirton
Lani & Fred Hanker Louise Talley
Dr. Kathy Hart Cheryl Taylor
Save the date! Don & Baita Harvie Jan Thanas
Nancy Heinz Jenny & Tom Van De Pol
Mrs. Marge Hellwig Donovan & Diane Vigil
Hon. Lesley D. Holland & Mrs. Eleanor Vogel
Mrs. Susan M. Holland Patricia R. Voss
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Johnson Family Fund Dr. & Mrs. Paul Waters
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Carolyn & Richard Turpin Jerry & Norma Workman
Russ & Maggie Lawson Yi-Po Anthony Wu & Teresa M. Chen
Irene Lerma
Rudi Paul Lindner & Molly Lindner
Patty Partch Lovato & Roberto Lovato
Sept 14, 2019
Early Rubens at the 2 0 1 9 AU X I L I A RY P R ES I D E N T S
Legion of Honor, LACP DOCENT COUNCIL JUNIOR WOMEN’S GROUP
San Francisco Elaine Dixon Ugarkovich Renata Bricka Belinda Squires, Filomena
Snyder, & Becky Carlson
More information HAGGIN SOCIAL CLUB DEPT OF MUSEUM TRAVEL
available soon. Catey Campora Beverly Fitch McCarthy MUSEUM STORE AUXILIARY
Amanda Cottrell
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MEMBERSHIP & GIFTS
Timothy & Maurine French*
GIFT Brian & Nicole Shepherd Patricia Kennedy*
MEMBERSHIPS Jeri & Al Fields John & Elaine Kluve*
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November 9, 2019 - January 23, 2019 Brad & Anna Sinclair Lori & Bob Pfaff*
Mark & Nancy Adams Michael & Maria Rigdon*
Membership Given To Gina & David Rishwain*
Membership Given By INDIVIDUAL Frank & Diana Sandoval
Gwen Bender Tracey Schaaf
SUPPORTING Arlene A. Lawry Joshua & Heidi Schipper
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Charles & Cheryl Patmon
MEMORIAL GIFTS Kevin & Brenda Reilly SPECIAL GIFTS
November 9, 2019 - January 23, 2019 Kay & Donald Ruhstaller November 9, 2019 - January 23, 2019
Sandi & Tod Ruhstaller
In memory of Louise Bartholomew Elaine Saculla
21st Century Society
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In memory of John Bevanda
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Annunciation School William R. Trezza Ross & Marilyn Bewley Estate
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Calone & Harrel Law Group, LLP Wendy Eberhardt Harvey Katherine Papathanasis
Jeff Canepa Mrs. Mary Phelan Brierly St. Luke’s School
Mrs. Richard Chinchiolo Rudy & Stephene Croce Ito Chiropractic
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Barbara Cook
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Kevin & Julie Dougherty family
Exchange Bank Ed Malloy & Lori Pyle Celia Castro at 209.940.6316
Phoebe D. Farnam or ccastro@hagginmuseum.org
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In memory of Joe Garcia
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Mrs. Marge Hellwig birthday of Ryan Martin provide access to art & history for
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Hisaka & Fujii, O.D.’s, Optometrist your support!
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Mim Hodge Kevin & Sandy Huber
A memorial gift is a meaningful
Doray & Reid Johnson
In celebration of the way to pay tribute to the life of a
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Mitch & Terri Miladinovich In memory of Mildred Tucker
Sylvia Minnick & Wellman Chin birthday, an anniversary, a
Dante J. Nomellini wedding, or simply to celebrate
Chris & Denise Ost
In memory of Joan Waugh that special person.
Frank & Lisa Passadore
Mrs. Geo. F. Schuler
HAGGIN MUSEUM BULLETIN APRIL | MAY | JUNE 2019 HAGGINMUSEUM.ORG | 11SAN JOAQUIN PIONEER & HISTORICAL SOCIETY
1201 N. Pershing Ave • Stockton, CA 95203
209.940.6300 hagginmuseum.org
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MUSEUM STAFF Sherry McGee • Administrative
Chris McCaffrey, Chair Tod Ruhstaller • Chief Executive Officer, Assistant
John McKinley , Vice Chair Curator of History Lisa Falls • Museum Store Manager
Mike Klocke, Secretary Susan Obert • Deputy Director, Barbara Avey • Museum Store
Kevin Soulsby, Treasurer Director of Development Assistant
Shelley Castillo • Accountant Cheryl Taylor • Museum Store
Assistant
Angela Brusa Becky Moffitt Andrea Dompe • Collections Manager
Ryan Martin • Front Desk
Tim Grunsky Carol J. Ornelas Jacquelyn George • Collections Receptionist
James Hanley Gina Brown Rishwain Assistant
Joshua Niemeyer • Facilities
Kathleen A. Hart Leticia Robles Lindsey Munzel • Director of Education Superintendent
Dianne Barth Feist Sharon K. Schenone Aly Kowalski • Education Assistant
Eli Medriano• Head Guard
Bill Jeffery Monica J. Streeter Celia Castro • Visitor Services,
Gregory J. Tudor Membership Coordinator Aaron McDowell • Guard
Kerry L. Krueger
Dick McClure Ed Zuckerman Amanda Zimmerman • Publicity & Travis Jackson • Guard
Marketing Coordinator
Philip Ruiz • Guard
HOURS ADMISSION
WEDNESDAYS — FRIDAYS 1:30 - 5 PM $8 Adults • $7 for Seniors (65+) • $5 for Students, Youth (10 - 17)
SATURDAYS — SUNDAYS 12 - 5 PM FREE for Haggin Museum Members and children under 10 with an adult
1st & 3rd THURSDAY 1:30 - 9 PM FREE General Admission on the 1st Saturday of each month
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