1. A L D E N K I N D R E D O F A M E R I C A , I N C .
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We Bring History to Life
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2. 1162016 ANNUAL MEETING
AGENDA
9:30 am Coffee & Book Signing with James W. Baker“The Cry of a Stone”
10 am Invocation/Blessing, Dr. Reverend Peter J. Smith
Pledge of Allegiance
Call to Order, Pauline R. Kezer
Business Meeting
Vote on 2015 Annual Meeting Minutes, Pauline R. Kezer
Director’s Welcome & Report Desiree E. Mobed
Report of the Finance Committee J. Alden Keyser, Jr.
Report of the Education/Scholarship Committee Linda J. Osborne
Report of the Membership Committee Gary J. Campbell
Report of the Development Committee Jeff Dowling & Kristen Larson
Genealogy Lilly Cleveland
Report of Nominating Committee John Bradford Towle
President’s Report & Alden Possibilities Discussion Pauline R. Kezer
Roll Calls Terry Reiber
Announcements
Dismissal and Family Portrait
Lunch – Provided by Simply Divine
1 pm Tea, Tories & the Almost Battle of Marshfield, Talk by Patrick J. Browne
2:30 pm Historic Duxbury Paths-Starts at Alden School Parking Lot, Tour with Lamont Healy
Alden House & Gift Shop (located in upper barn) will be open for tours between 11 am & 1 pm and after 3 pm.
Raffle –“Numeral”Hooked Rug Created by Duxbury Rug Hookers – Drawing at lunch

3. The 115th Alden Kindred of America Reunion and Annual Meeting was held on August 1, 2015. Members were registered
and refreshments served to begin this beautiful day. The weather was warm and sunny which was a perfect setting for
members to socialize before the meeting began.
President Pauline Kezer called the meeting to order at 11:07 am. Chaplin Barbara Itz offered the invocation and Lily
Campbell, granddaughter of board member Gary Campbell, led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Before a motion was made to accept the minutes of the 114th Annual Meeting, Mrs. George Bingham asked for a correc-
tion to her late husband’s middle name from Walker to Walter. The late George Walter Chandler Bingham was a past
officer and board member of the Alden Kindred of America. The correction was made.
A motion was made and 2nd to accept the minutes. The minutes of the 114th Annual Meeting were accepted unani-
mously by the members present.
J. Alden Keyser presented the report of the Finance Committee. He reviewed the financial statement and the main areas
of financial increase this past year. These included personnel, genealogy and the Speak for Thyself annual event. Invest-
ments have been on the upswing due to the strength in the stock market and our donors’generosity. Alden reported that
the Kindred continues to be financially stable and thanked all members for their support. (refer to financial report 6/15).
A motion was made and 2nd to accept this report. The Financial Report was accepted unanimously by the members
present.
Pauline Kezer introduced John Bradford Towle , Nominating Committee member, who reviewed the slate of officers for
the Board of Directors, Members at Large and the Advisory Board. (refer to nominating report 8/15)
Pauline made a motion to accept this slate as nominated at this 115th Annual Meeting. The motion was 2nd , and the
slate was accepted unanimously by all members present.
Pauline introduced Board Members who were present at this Annual Meeting and welcomed new Board Members, Jeff
Dowling, Duxbury, Massachusetts and Adryn Sumner, South Carolina. Jeff was present at today’s meeting. Adryn was
unable to attend due to her husband’s recent injury.
Linda Osborne, Chairperson of the Education Committee, presented her report. Linda discussed the AKA scholarships
and the continuing need to attract applicants for the $1000 scholarship. The requirements in place at the present time
are: 1. Alden lineage; 2. Member by 9/15: and 3. Written statement “What it means to be an Alden” due by 3/16. The
recipient will be announced 5/16.
The recipient of the Dr. Donnell B. Young Scholarship for 2015 was Nelia Elinore Hogan of Medfield Ma.
Linda presented the recipient, Nelia Hogan, and she thanked the members. Nelia will attend Loyola University.
Chandley Mackenzie, a Duxbury High School senior and previous intern at AKA, received the John And Priscilla Alden
Scholarship.
Matt Vigneau, Director of AKA, additionally received a scholarship to further his education toward his Master’s Degree.
A motion was made and 2nd to accept the Education Report. The motion was carried unanimously by all members present.
Alicia Crane Williams and J. Alden Keyser presented the report on Membership and the change in bylaws. (refer to the
Report of the Bylaws Committtee, 8/15)
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4. Alicia emphasized the need to increase membership as well as to address the loss of members due
to attrition. There is a need to clarify membership categories, and the bylaws need to be changed
to address this issue. AKA needs to attract more members. The change in bylaw will address this.
Anyone can be a member of the AKA upon paying dues which would be $30 individual and $55 for
family. Certified lineage members would pay an increased amount to research their family history.
There are 3 categories of membership: 1. Annual Member 2. Life Member
3. Honorary Member (which is awarded).
A Certified Alden Lineage Descendant is a member who files documented lineage from John and
Priscilla Alden that is approved by the Alden Kindred Genealogist.
A motion was made by Linda Osborne to ratify these changes to the bylaws regarding member-
ship. The motion was 2nd by Alden Porter. The members present passed this motion unanimously.
The amendments to the bylaws were ratified at this 115th Annual Meeting.
Pauline Kezer reiterated that the Alden Homestead is now a National Historic Landmark and that
any person can be a member, despite lineage qualifications.
The Genealogy Report was presented by Alden Kindred Genealogist, Lilly Cleveland. Lilly reported
that the Alden family tree has been placed on Ancestry’s Roots Web which is user friendly and a
positive change. Technology is changing and social media is being explored. Facebook has been
a positive way to involve the younger generation. Lilly reported there is a need for a high speed
scanner for documents, and a need to get a college intern to assist with processing/scanning these
documents. Lilly thanked Bonnie Conant for all her ongoing help with documentation assistance ,
and Alicia Crane Williams for her help and expertise in the important areas of genealogy. A motion
was made and 2nd to accept this Genealogy Report. The Report was accepted unanimously by
all members present.
Alicia Crane Williams expressed the need to increase funding for the work of the AKA genealogists.
Alicia reiterated the need to fund the work to expand membership and improve the lineage system.
She donated $5000 for this mission and challenged all AKA members to meet this challenge. This
was gratefully received by the membership present.
Kristen Larson, Manager of Membership and Development, was introduced by Pauline Kezer. Kristen
was hired 2/15 for this position. She related that she is an Alden descendant of Ruth. Kristen
discussed the need to increase connections and expand visibility. She passed to the membership
tables a packet to further explain the focus of her present work for the Alden Kindred. It included
the areas of Development; Preservation; and Donations. Pauline thanked Kristen for her work and
contributions to management. Pauline also thanked Kristen for all her help and her involvement
in the Speak For Thyself Event this past May.
Pauline introduced Matt Vigneau, the Director of the Alden Kindred of America.
Matt related that the ongoing thrust remains to be growth of the organization and the continuing
need to increase membership. The 20/20 celebration to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the
arrival of the Mayflower in Plymouth will occur in the year 2020. This will be a big event that the
AKA is preparing for and will require a huge effort on everyone’s part.
Matt talked about the new sign and logo that greets all visitors at the entrance of the Alden property.
He thanked the John Williamson Trust for helping with this project.
Matt invited everyone to visit the new gift shop that has been revamped - and made more inviting
to visitors of the Alden property.
Matt thanked Kristen Larson for her work in her new position. He introduced Bonnie Conant to
explain the raffle at this Annual Meeting to all who would like to participate.
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5. Following this, the Alden Descendants roll call took place:
Elizabeth: 15
Joseph: 8
Jonathan: 6
Sarah: 5
Ruth: 14
David: 1
States represented: Connecticut: 8 Florida: 4 Georgia: 2 Kansas: 2 Massachusetts: 25 Michigan: 2
New Hampshire: 3 New Jersey: 2 New York: 4 Pennsylvania: 1 West Virginia:
Eldest member in attendance: Barbara Dillon, 87 years old and Barbara Itz, 87 years old
Youngest member in attendance: Churchill McCarthy, 7 years old
Furthest travelor : John Adams, Kansas
Matt then introduced Janet LaBerge, past Speak for Thyself recipient and owner of Dirty Deeds Done
Dirt Cheap and the Good Deeds Thrift Shop. Janet had a day at her shop on 7/15 for collections
which she donated to the Alden Kindred of America today. The total of her donation was $1000
and was gratefully received. Pauline discussed Janet’s other business, Dirty Deeds Done Cheap. This
provides clean out help for many people with valued items being re-circulated to those in need.
Pauline Kezer, President of AKA, spoke of honor she felt to be in this position. She discussed the
retreat held at the Episcopal Convent in Duxbury, Ma. in September 2014. This was a valued experi-
ence to develop a strategic plan and a mission statement for the Alden Kindred of America.
Pauline discussed core areas that are relevant to the AKA in moving forward. These included:
strengthening monetary resources; increasing membership; governing strategically; increasing
communication; providing staff; increasing volunteers.
There was a review of this year’s Speak for Thyself Event. It was held at a new venue this year on
Duxbury Bay. It was a very successful, enjoyable event for everyone that attended.
Also discussed was the Preservation Grant for $7000 to evaluate the structure of the Alden House.
It was reported that some work needs to be done to windows and sills, but the house is generally
in good condition. Pauline praised the new sign and logo on the Alden Property and its necessity
to encourage new visitors.
Pauline presented news and information to the members about the property adjacent to the Alden
Property. This originally belonged to the Aldens in 1627 and is presently up for sale. The asking
price is $700,000. It includes 2 houses and 2.7 acres of land. This was a missed opportunity 15
years ago to purchase this property.
Mrs. Bingham, widow of the late George Bingham, immediately donated $5000 and called this
a‘no brainer’ - and offered a challenge. If others will donate a total of $50,000, she would donate
another $5000. Alden Keyser donated $5000. By days end, $15,000 had already been donated.
Pauline asked to adjourn the 115th meeting of the Alden Kindred of America.
Alden Porter made a motion to adjourn. Kristen Larson 2nd the motion. All members in attendance
unanimously moved to adjourn the meeting at 12:32 pm.
Respectfully Submitted,
Emily M. Zoltowski, Secretary
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6. 2015 was a banner year for the Alden Kindred of America and the Alden House HIstoric Site
and our numbers speak for themselves.
20 %membership growth, 290 new members
155/259new lineage certifications to applications
59%revenue growth compared to 2014

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Director’s Message
It is both an honor and a privilege to be the Director of the Alden Kindred of America. Since
joining the organization six months ago I have been struck not only by the historical value
of the Alden home – it truly is one of America’s great treasures – but also by the strong sense
of family shared with me by Alden relations near and far.
Fiscal year 2015/2016 saw enormous
transition for the organization with the
implementation of decisions made as
part of the Strategic Plan. In addition,
the purchase of the 97 Alden Street
property has opened new opportunities
for site expansion, expanded program-
ming and educational outreach. Our
new caretaker, David McCormick, has
applied his landscaping talents to clear
brush from the grounds, which now have
a spacious, open, and airy feel where the
two properties meet.
Under Kristen Larson’s guidance as the
Development and Membership Manager,
membership is up dramatically. Since
adopting the by-law changes that opened
membership to all and initiating the
membership campaign last year, we’ve
added over 290 new members, a 15
percent increase. Lineage applications
have also increased significantly and Staff
Genealogist, Lilly Cleveland, has been very
busy keeping up with the documentation
demands.
Another change that you will notice over
the coming year is the completion of the
migration of our membership records to
Past Perfect, a museum contact manage-
ment software, and the integration of our
processes with our back-office accounting,
thanks to bookkeeper Carol Smith. Bonnie
Conant did a terrific job of maintaining
the membership database and this new
system gives us the ability to link all of our
museum data needs, from membership
and donations to collections and volunteer
management and better connect with
our members.
The 240th anniversary of American Independ-
ence provided an opportunity to spotlight a
different generation of Aldens. Sponsored
by the Massachusetts Society of the
Cincinnati, Revolutionary War reenac-
tors helped present “Liberty Pole Day,”
transporting visitors back to the nation’s
beginnings and into the Alden House
story with living history demonstrations
and fife and drum music. The program
also capped a week of tours by local fifth
graders as they explored how that war
touched their community.
Visitors from around the world continue to
make their way to Alden House seeking to
explore family roots and connect with the
Pilgrim story. Their motivations underscore
what DanielWebster once said: “There is sort
of genius of the place, which inspires and awes
us…we feel we are on the spot where…our
history was laid.”
Looking forward, AKA is an active participant
in the Duxbury’s 2020 Committee, preparing
the town for anticipated interest in the 400th
anniversary of the Mayflower’s arrival in Massa-
chusetts. We are in the planning stages for
an orientation film, developing educational
outreach opportunities to engage the local
community, and collaborating with the
University of Massachusetts archaeologists
to reexamine artifacts from the 1960 dig at
the“first site.”
Thank you for your support and your kind
welcome.
Respectfully submitted,
Desiree E. Mobed

8. Your President,
Pauline Ryder Kezer
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In August 2015 we gathered beneath a tent at our National Historic Landmark, Alden House Historic Site, for the 115th An-
nual Meeting with over 100 of our members and supporters. Strategic By-Law changes topped the agenda which opened
our membership to any person supporting the Kindred mission in preservation, education and exhibition of Alden his-
tory and heritage. We announced membership incentives for lineage members to waive genealogical fees for close family
relatives not yet in the Kindred, thanks to the generosity of former Board member Alicia Crane Williams whose donation of
$5,000 defrayed administrative expenses. New Board Members and Officers were elected and we reviewed a Strategic Plan
that would place us in a strong position to be a key player, especially in Duxbury, in the 2020 National Commemoration of
the Landing of the Mayflower. A spirited discussion surrounding the possible acquisition of abutting 97 Alden Street, a par-
cel of land that would restore a 2.7 acre portion of the original 1627 land grant given to John & Priscilla Mullins Alden.
Dear
Kindred Member,
“Continuity
gives us roots,
change gives
us branches,
letting us
stretch and
grow and
reach new
heights.”

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Well, it’s been quite a year! On October 30, 2015 the Alden Kindred of America purchased 97 Alden Street. The Kindred
raised roughly 50% of the down payment in new dollars, with full Board support and participation. The two dwellings on
that property were updated and promptly rented. As it would turn out, the tenant occupying the farmhouse also owns
and runs a management business focusing on cleaning and landscaping and we became their first Duxbury client. Our
grounds are now regularly maintained. Our buildings and Alden House are cleaned daily during the summer and any
small repairs, snow plowing, and clearing of brush between our properties are all handled by them.
Bill Thayer, the architect of the Alden Barn has been energized by our acquisition of property and our preservation efforts
in the Alden House. He has jumped in to assist with the integration of our land assets and has developed“Alden Possibili-
ties”for future use of our properties. We are so fortunate that all these good people are helping us at this time.
As we charted a new course, our previous director left, and a search committee, ably led by Peg Baker found us De-
siree Mobed, our new director, who came on board in February. Desiree brings years of experience and leadership in
the historical non-profit world and we are so lucky to have her on hand. She joins Kristen Larson, our Membership and
Development Manager, and Lilly Cleveland, our Genealogist who has had a busy and extraordinary year. Carol Smith
literally found us when she recently moved to the area and joined the Duxbury Rug Hookers who meet upstairs in the
Alden Barn. Carol popped into the office just as the director had left and said,“Do you need any help?” We said,“Can you
do QuickBooks?” Carol said“yes”and she was added to our talented staff. Carol’s husband is a minister who answered the
call to serve a local church, so we like to think that it was“divine intervention”that sent Carol our way. Kim Martin, our
accountant, is another essential ingredient!
This year, we have had the largest membership growth in decades due to the incentives listed above and the fact that
now any person who shares our mission can become a Kindred Member. Those members who would like to certify their
lineage may do so through our genealogy staff, but it is no longer a prerequisite for membership.
The Alden Kindred became an Organizational Founding Non-Profit Partner with Plymouth 400, charged with the running
of the 2020 commemoration. A Duxbury400 Committee was formed and our Director currently sits on that board.
Our education programs had a banner year. Trish Birk-Smith, our lead docent and educator, led and instituted a rigorous
high school internship program, the fruits of student research and exhibits are on display in the Alden Barn for the 2016
season. We extended our Third Grade program to area schools and developed a fifth grade program focusing on Alden’s
and the American Revolution. We are actively seeking funding to expand our education programs onsite and online
further this coming year.
The 10th Annual Speak for Thyself Award Dinner was a great success and it was our pleasure to evangelize the missions
and life work of: courtroom illustrator Jane Collins, food redistribution advocate Ashley Stanley of Lovin’Spoonfuls and
nuclear safety advocate Mary“Pixie”Lampert, additionally recognizing Cameron Schiller, a Duxbury High School senior
who at an early age has demonstrated exceptional leadership and community commitment with an“Aspiring Priscilla”
award.
Museum season kicked off in June with a Liberty Day Festival that celebrated the Alden’s and the Revolutionary War and,
specifically, events that took place right here in our house 240 years ago! Complete with a Fife and Drum Corp, re-enac-
tors engaged throngs of visitors and enthusiasts. Continuing this tradition of celebrating 4 centuries of Duxbury and the
Alden Family we have begun to create a short film to be used to enhance one’s visit to our National Historic Landmark.
Stay tuned!
I want to thank the Board, Committee Members, Docents, Generous Donors, Volunteers, our Kindred Members and espe-
cially our Staff for guiding us through a year of changes and a year of promise. We are on the right track and will be focus-
ing our attention on further membership growth, sustained financial stability, and fitting our two properties together to
improve the experience of“Bringing History to Life at the Alden House Historic Site.”

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Pauline Kezer
President, Board of Directors
President of the Alden Kindred of America since 2014, Pauline Ryder Kezer lives in Old Saybrook,
Connecticut and has served as Connecticut’s Secretary of State, and Member of the Legislature,
former CEO of Hartford Ballet, President of Komen Foundation, and National Board of Girl Scouts
of America. Five generations of her family have lived in the Alden House in Duxbury. Under her
watchful leadership, membership is growing, the size of the property has doubled, the energy
level of staff, Board members and volunteers is high, and broader interest in Bringing History
to Life at the Alden House abounds. She descends from the line of John.
Desiree Mobed
Executive Director
Desiree joins the Kindred from Harwich Historic Society, and since her arrival this year, has been
instrumental in addressing critical organization infrastructure considerations. Upgrading our
membership database and establishing the means to manage our growing membership and
collections has ensured that 2016 will be one of the most productive yet in harnessing the
information that is uniquely ours. Going forward, she is looking forward to developing programs
onsite and online that engage audiences dynamically. Desiree and her husband Jeffrey reside
in Sandwich, on Cape Cod and have two sons. David is a Naval officer serving aboard the USS
Mason; Nathan will be attending Auburn University in the fall.
Kristen Larson
Development & Membership Manager
Since joining the Kindred in 2015, Kristen has facilitated significant traction in the local community
and online, improving upon the communications, outreach and ability to generate resources
vital to our programs, present and planned, through our events, grants and solicitations. With
her attention to the nuances of our membership and organizational objectives, she has been
an integral part of the momentum behind the imperative “Bringing History to Life.” She and
her four children descend from the line of Ruth, and reside in Duxbury, MA.
Lilly Cleveland
Genealogist
Lilly Cleveland, Genealogist for the Alden Kindred of America, Inc., is a graduate of Boston
University with a degree in American History and Certificate in Genealogical Research and
descends from the line of daughter, Elizabeth. She and her family live in Norwell, and she is
an active artist and historian, a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR),
member of the Mayflower Society, SAR, and is a descendant of Salem witch trial victim John
Proctor. She also serves on the Board of Directors for South Shore Art Center of Cohasset, and
is a genealogist at www.yourfamilysearch.com.
“Continuity gives us roots, change gives us branches,
letting us stretch and grow and reach new heights.”

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Friends,
Cousins,
Members,
This year has been a whirlwind of expansive visibility and
abundant support both in our local and national communities but
also our virtual one. Striving to provide the value in membership
means finding creative ways to engage new audiences.
We bring Alden history and heritage to life, highlighting
the constancy of the homestead and the Alden family through
the centuries. Those who venture here learn of the fortitude and
fearlessness of John and Priscilla and also learn of their legacy:
presidents and leaders, pioneers in aerospace, notable authors, and
those who seek to connect with and support this place. The sense of
place is known here in the very place where history happened. Our
stewardship to that legacy leads us in mission to preserve, educate
and exhibit the unique Alden artifacts and share their story.
The words of life member Mark Baird are still impressed upon
me,“Being an Alden makes me feel like I am an active participant in
this great American adventure rather than a casual observer.” We rely
upon the generosity of every one of our relationships with members,
friends, and benefactors to accomplish great things, in much the
same way that a body has many useful parts which together comprise
a whole, we the staff, board, volunteers and donors together with
our membership, comprise a powerful team that is effecting the
exact type of attention every historic home could possibly dream
of: the visitors and enthusiasts, and most of all, the children. In a
time when many places are struggling, Alden House Historic Site
and Alden Kindred of America are thriving. Whether by birth or by
boat, we are all here now, thank you for the opportunity to serve.
Respectfully Submitted,
Kristen Larson
Manager, Development & Membership

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Finance Report
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
This Report is to be read in conjunction with the attached Financial Statements dated 6/30/2016.
Statement of Activities:
1. Revenues:
Total Revenues are $241,155(including $40,712 of Investment returns) vs. $140,337(including $22,333 of
Investment Returns) in the prior year. The anticipated (budgeted) transfer from Endowment was not done due to
having sufficient cash on hand to cover our activities without needing the transfer. Monies from the Endowment
fund were, however, used to cover costs to purchase the 97 Alden Street property that were not financed by the
loan from Rockland Trust. All categories of Revenue showed an increase over the prior year!
2. Expenses:
Expenses exceeded the prior year by $33k. About $23k of this was payroll (anticipated in the budget), and $6k
for increased event expenses. (Events still netted an overall profit).
3. Statement of Position:
Our Cash position is lower than last year but still in good shape. Investments have been on the upswing due to
the recent strength in the stock market and our donors’ generosity. However, the Fund is lower than last year due
to the withdrawal for 97 Alden costs. The total owed to Rockland Trust on our mortgage at 06/30 is $473,977.
The loan was for $480,000 and is a 5year term loan. Monthly P&I payments are $2,752.
Conclusion:
All in all, the Kindred continues to be financially stable and our thanks goes out for your support. This enables
us to continue do the work that benefits our constituencies: This being:
-Our educational and Community outreach,
-Historic preservation projects-especially that big project on the property here-the museum,
-Genealogical assistance to our members and prospective members,
-Gur scholarship awards and
-The Speak for Yourself event that honors exceptional women in our Community.
Please give us your support so that our important initiatives can continue.
Respectfully for the Committee,
Alden Keyser

13. ALDEN KINDRED OF AMERICA, INC.
UNAUDITED Full
Year
Budget
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES-
CONDENSED
REVENUE 6/30/16 6/30/15 Variance FY 16
Contributions and Grants $62,536 $41,081 $21,455 $57,500
97 Alden St Contributions $27,345 $0 $27,345 $0
Membership and Fees $46,390 $36,369 $10,021 $45,000
Museum and Events $30,172 $27,184 $2,988 $49,750
Investment Income $40,712 $22,333 $18,379 $0
Rental Income $13,400 $13,370 $30 $14,000
Rental Income 97 Alden $20,600 $0 $20,600 $0
Transfers $0 $0 $0 $18,500
$241,155 $140,337 $100,818 $184,750
Cost of Goods Sold $6,978 $1,883 $5,095 $4,000
Total Income $234,177 $138,454 $95,723 $180,750
EXPENSES
97 Alden Expenses(Incl. Mort. Int.) $40,660 $0 $0 $0
Expenses $166,780 $133,359 -$33,421 $180,485
Total Expenses $207,440 $133,359 -$74,081 $180,485
Depreciation $23,724 $23,724 $0 $0
Transfers $0 $0 $0 $0
Net Gain (Loss) $3,013 -$18,629 $21,642 $265
Note:Positive variances are favorable, negative variances are unfavorable
STATEMENT OF POSITION-CONDENSED
Cash $44,293 $65,588
Investments $361,128 $473,559
Non-Current Assets $0 $0
Net Fixed Assets $1,013,455 $300,995
Total Assets $1,418,876 $840,142
Accounts Payable $0 $0
Other Current Liabilities $5,608 $6,866
Note Payable Rockland Trust $473,977 $0
Net Assets $939,292 $833,276
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $1,418,877 $840,142
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You’re the key!
Enabling all
we do to
#bringhistorytolife

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SPEAK report
The Alden Kindred held its 10th Annual Speak Awards Dinner in May honoring three
outstanding women. In celebration of the 10th Anniversary of Speak, we recognized
a young woman showing exceptional leadership in her early years. Our first“Aspiring
Priscilla”was Cameron Schiller, a graduating senior at Duxbury High School.
Jane Flavell Collins of Duxbury, renowned courtroom illustrator. From Whitey
Bulger to the Shoe Bomber and the Boston Marathon Bombers, her authentic
portrayals are recognized worldwide;
Mary “Pixie” Lampert also of Duxbury, formed the organization Pilgrim Watch.
Under her leadership Pilgrim Watch advocacy led to the 2019 decommissioning of
the Pilgrim Nuclear Plant in Plymouth, one of the most unsafe nuclear plants in the
country;
Ashley Stanley Brookline native and founder of Lovin’Spoonfuls”that has rescued
over 3.6 million pounds of fresh and healthy food and redistributed it to those in
need. Food recovery of just 15% can result in the feeding of 2 ½ million people, not
to mention the tremendous impact on waste disposal.
These awards honor the memory and steadfastness of Priscilla Mullins Alden, wife
of Pilgrim John Alden, who spoke up for herself in choosing John as her husband….
and the rest is history!!!
“
Archly the Maiden smiled, and, with
eyes overrunning with laughter,
Said in a tremulous voice,
“Why don’t you speak for thyself,
John?”
”
The Courtship of Myles Standish
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1858

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Scholarship
Report
This year we received applications from – Alabama, Georgia, Massachusetts and Minnesota.
We are pleased to announce our 2016 Dr. Donnell B. Young Scholarship winner, Nicktae
Marroquin-Haslett from Northfield, Minnesota. Nicktae graduated from Arcadia Charter
School with a 3.95 grade point average. She has actively participated in her community
volunteering at the Prairie Creek Community School, on the Young People’s Action Coali-
tion, Finca Mirasol Farm Cooperative, and the Northfield Earth Day Committee. She will
be attending Marlboro College studying art/education in Marlboro, Vermont. The amount
given is $1,000.
Our John and Priscilla Alden Scholarship for $500 is given to a Duxbury High School student
interested in studying a trade or majoring in History. This year’s winner is Anna Olson. Anna
has a love of History and interned at the Duxbury Rural and Historical Society. She plans
to study history.
Please remember to have your children or grandchildren submit their applications for
our Dr. Young Scholarship by March 1. They must be a member of the Kindred by at least
September 1st of the previous year. Requirements may be checked out on our website at
www.alden.org.
Respectfully Submitted,
Elizabeth Donato
Barbara Itz
Patricia Randall
Alicia Crane Williams
Linda Osborne, Chair

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Genealogy
Report
It is a very exciting year at the Alden Kindred with our lineage certification program.
The interest level is extremely high and people seem genuinely eager to prove their line to
Mayflower passengers John Alden and Priscilla Mullins. The homestead and property are
an added benefit as they can visit where their ancestors lived and worked on the original
1627 land grant, cellar hole and house.
The benefit of our membership drive last fall and the anticipation of Plymouth’s
2020 commemorations (just 3 short years away) have added to our applicant pool. The
interest in lineage societies right now is very strong and will continue. People want to know
who they are and from whence they came. It gives a great depth of feeling to visit your
ancestral home and to have documented your relationship to that family. It is extremely
meaningful.
We have many requests for lineage research as well. Some require extensive
documentation and it is very helpful to be able to guide them as to where to find every-
thing. It is not easy. The lucky few who have family as members have a distinct advantage.
All they need to do is connect themselves to that other member via vital records. This is
a great help to future generations, research efforts and lateral relatives. We have many
whose cousins or great aunts were members whose process is greatly streamlined.
Our Archives are a great benefit to applicants as we can look up generations
beyond the silver books series (Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Descend-
ants of John Alden, v 16, parts 1-5) and make connections. We can use the information
to make it possible for applicants to make the connections between parents and children
in subsequent generations. It will also serve as a resource for future generations.
There are many free resources people may use during their research process and
I am happy to guide them toward completing their files. The internet is a burgeoning
resource and family genealogy books beyond copyright are available if you know where
to look.
This year, I approved 154 certified lineage requests to join the Alden Kindred.
Our society maintains its unique and prestigious reputation. Furthermore, it is one of
the oldest lineage societies in the country and one of the few who maintain the original
homestead and land grant. I am also working with 106 prospective members who need
research assistance.
We are excited by the growth and interest in our lineage program. It is a pleasure
to serve the Alden Kindred of America, Inc.
Respectfully submitted,
Lilly Cleveland
Genealogist

18. Philip John Alden Joseph
David John Alexander Joseph
Erik Alden Alexander Joseph
Christina Maria Alms Sarah
Cynthia Eileen Alms Sarah
Linda Maria White Alms Sarah
Ashton Paul Ames Ruth
William Clarke Ames Joseph
Benjamin Atlas Rebecca
Lane Atlas Rebecca
Sarah Atlas Rebecca
Sydney Atlas Rebecca
Charles Hopkins Ashton Ruth
Peter Campbell Ashton Ruth
Tony Annese Elizabeth
Spencer John Balboni Sarah
Mason Ellis Balboni Sarah
Trevor Matthew Balboni Sarah
Sherry Yvonne Van Ness Beasley Ruth
Christopher Devlin Beaton Elizabeth
Danielle Elizabeth Beaton Elizabeth
Diane Louise Devlin Beaton Elizabeth
Samatha Beaton Holland Elizabeth
William Ellsworth Belden, Jr. Jonathan
Courtney Belden Marsh Jonathan
Anna Katharine Looney Jonathan
Carson Matthew Looney Jonathan
Stephanie Belden Looney Jonathan
Pierce Alden Bell Joseph
Andrew Blamy Sarah
Austyn Cameron Blamy Sarah
David Jeffrey Blamy Sarah
Ethan Blamy Sarah
Gabrielle Louise Mack-Blamy Sarah
Jack Blamy Sarah
Juliet Della Blamy Sarah
John Blamy Sarah
Lauren Pierce Blamy Sarah
Matthew John Blamy Sarah
Anthony Andrew Bouchard Joseph
Connor Toivo Bouchard Joseph
Cheryl Ann Brock Elizabeth
Patricia Alden Brubaker Joseph
Susan Gail Langer Burch John
Jeffrey Lawson Burt Elizabeth
Christina Madison Burt Elizabeth
Samantha Madison Burt Elizabeth
Tonia Jean Carlson Joseph
Mealon Nevaeh Ceasar Joseph
Alison Leigh Campbell Elizabeth
Jeffrey Campbell Elizabeth
Margaret Erin Campbell Elizabeth
Edward Quintin Carr IV Sarah
Graham Reid Carr Sarah
John Terrence Collinson Ruth
Nancy Connitto Joseph
Victoria Annette Bridgham Dennis John
Timothy Lee James Dennis John
Edwin Prentice Dierdorff, Jr. Elizabeth
Patricia Anne Thomson Dierdorff Elizabeth
Alice Maude Alden Dolbear Joseph
Sarah Droddy Joseph
Evelyn Jane Forister Joseph
Benjamin Michael Gallant Ruth
Douglas Michael Gallant Ruth
Sheila Marie Vinton Gustafson Ruth
Frank Russell Hall Sarah
Nancy Lee Gates Hall Ruth
Allyn Huntington Haynes Joseph
David Allyn Haynes Joseph
John Alden Haynes Joseph
Melissa Ruth Gates Joseph
Richard Geib Joseph
Madelyn Gould Elizabeth
David Allyn Haynes Joseph
Maureen Louise Vinton Huff Ruth
Shelley Reid Jitiam Sarah
Mark Walter Jones Joseph
Johanna Keehn Joseph
2015Julian
Grace
Samue
Ava La
Braed
Cecilia
Chloe
Kristen
James
Kellie
Liam M
Ann Jo
Arthu
Ronal
Alison
Barba
John M
Kathle
Micha
Susan
Christ
Kristen
Allyso
Hailey
Terry B
Jan Fu
Rober
Alden
Alden
Alden
Virgin
Marga
William
Patrici
Richar
Elizab
Brend
Alexan
Chloe
Elijah

19. 5Julianna Keehn Joseph
Grace Spencer Welles Knight Elizabeth
Samuel Matthew Larochelle Joseph
Ava Larson Ruth
Braedan Larson Ruth
Cecilia Larson Ruth
Chloe Larson Ruth
Kristen McNamara (Larson) Ruth
James David Lee Joseph
Kellie Elizabeth Mathieu Jonathan
Liam Matula Joseph
Ann Joleen Gagliarde Miles Elizabeth
Arthur Frederick Miller Ruth
Ronald Kern Mosher Elizabeth
Alison Murphy Ruth
Barbara Murphy Ruth
John Murphy Ruth
Kathleen Sandford Muthig Elizabeth
Michael Bernard Nordell Elizabeth
Susan Carroll Wood Paulsen Ruth
Christine Alden Pae Joseph
Kristen Ann Pae Joseph
Allyson Penner Ruth
Hailey Maxine Penner Ruth
Terry Beasley Penner Ruth
Jan Fuller Bettencourt Phillips Joseph
Robert Eugene Phillips David
Alden Morris Porter, Jr. David
Alden Morris Porter III Joseph
Alden Morris Porter IV Joseph
Virginia Gale Van Ham Potts Ruth
Margaret Rose Blodgett Razzaboni Ruth
William Todd Reel Rebecca
Patricia Ann Vinton Riker Ruth
Richard Reynolds Elizabeth
Elizabeth-Jo Nava Rohr Sarah
Brenda Lee Pitman Ryan Sarah
Alexander Christian Skowronski Joseph
Chloe Marie Solidum Joseph
Elijah James Solidum Joseph
Approved
Lineage
Applications
Duncan Kirkwood Sparrell Elizabeth
Kenneth Spear Joseph
Anne Marie Spear Joseph
Andrew Alden Spear Joseph
Anita Ida Kilgar St Laurent Joseph
Lynn C. Stola Elizabeth
Adryn Miller Sumner Ruth
Casimir Sumner Ruth
Elizabeth Gene (Taylor) Tallitsch Elizabeth
Alexander Teichman Sarah
Chelsea Teichman Sarah
Richard Teichman III Sarah
Richard Teichman IV Sarah
Richard Teichman V Sarah
Cynthia Mae Colomy Tinney Sarah
Lydia Touzet Jonathan
Jonathan Touzet Jonathan
Lydia Touzet Jonathan
Charleen Ann Vocca Elizabeth
Alden Michael Walker Joseph
Aria Charlotte Walker Joseph
Asher William Walker Joseph
Carole Alden Whisman Jonathan
Andrew White Sarah
Elwood White Sarah
Jeffrey White Elizabeth
Norma White Sarah
Andrew Scott Whitmer Sarah
Julianne Hall Whitmer Sarah
Zora Linda White Ruth
Roger Culver Whiting Ruth
Norman Wright Joseph
Lawrence Harold Woods, Jr. Ruth
Kate Annsley Woods Ruth
Cherra Elaine Wyllie Elizabeth

20. 20
Susan Black Staunton, VA
Kaidan Black Staunton, VA
Nolan Black Staunton, VA
Eliana Black Staunton, VA
Ashton Black Staunton, VA
Christopher Blamy Bloomfield, MI
David Blamy Charlotte, NC
Matthew Blamy Novi, MI
Anthony Bouchard South Portland, ME
Christopher Boyd Amherst, MA
Deb Boyken Denville, NJ
Cheryl Brock Athens, GA
Maurice Brown Bangor, ME
Jacqueline Brown Fort Wayne, IN
Jodeen Brown Cartersville, GA
Patricia Brubaker Thousand Oaks, CA
Susan Burch Sequim, WA
Mary Burke Ridgway, PA
Mark Burkinshaw Grayslake, IL
Carl Burton Jurupa Valley, CA
Richard Butler Salt Lake City, UT
Jason Buys Midlothian, VA
Jeffrey Campbell Ann Arbor, MI
Lisa Campbell Ann Arbor, MI
Margaret Campbell Ann Arbor, MI
Alison Campbell Ann Arbor, MI
Beverly Camp-Mugford Bluffton, SC
Frances Carey Elverson, PA
Graham Carr Kingston, MA
Edward Carr Kingston, MA
Mealon Ceasar Worcester, MA
Edward Champlin San Francisco, CA
Adrienne Chandler New York, NY
Marjorie Chavez Sterling, VA
Norman Coker Croton on Hudson, NY
Ronald Colangelo Edison, NJ
John Collinson Richmond, VA
Ralph Adams Potomac, MD
Alana Alden South Dennis, MA
John G. Alden Springfield, OR
Philip Alden Murfreesboro, AR
Peter Alden West Boylston, MA
Hayley Alden Murfreesboro, TN
Mark Aldridge Lexington Park, MD
David Alexander Penn Yan, NY
Linda Alms Fulton, MD
William Ames Richmond, VA
Tony Annese Dedham, MA
Kevin Archer Cutler Bay, FL
Vanessa Archer Cutler Bay, FL
Megan Archer Cutler Bay, FL
Kaila Archer Cutler Bay, FL
Alyssa Archer Cutler Bay, FL
Paul Ashton Summerdale, AL
Peter Ashton Chelsea, VT
Lane Atlas Natick, MA
Gary Atlas Natick, MA
Sydney Atlas Natick, MA
Benjamin Atlas Natick, MA
Sarah Atlas Natick, MA
Andrew Bailey Cornville, AZ
Spencer Balboni Duxbury, MA
Colleen Balboni Duxbury, MA
Trevor Balboni Duxbury, MA
Mason Balboni Wrentham, MA
Linda Balentine Ankeny, IA
John Barbaro Amherst, MA
Jeannie Barnett Fair Lawn, NY
Patricia Barrett Glen Mills, PA
Robert Bartlett Smyrna, GA
William Beldon, Jr. Springfield, VA
Pierce Bell Eugene, OR
Douglas Billings West Hartford, CT
Bryan Black Staunton, VA
New Members

21. 015
Laura Comito Kings Park, NY
Mark Covington Reno, NV
Jody Covington Reno, NV
Hannah Covington Reno, NV
Max Covington Reno, NV
Claire Currier Braintree, MA
Kendra Davey Tucson, AZ
Cynthia Davies Montgomery, AL
Stephen Devlin Cotuit, MA
Mark Dickinson Plymouth, MA
Edwin Dierdorff Bellevue, WA
Patricia Dierdorff Bellevue, WA
Jeffrey Dowling Duxbury, MA
Melanie Dowling Duxbury, MA
Kristofer Dowling Duxbury, MA
Spencer Dowling Duxbury, MA
Tristan Dowling Duxbury, MA
Sara Droddy Moon Township, PA
Elizabeth Duncan Winchester, VA
Barbara Evans Guilford, CT
Richard Fenner Walpole, MA
Denise Ferraro Coram, NY
Robert Fletcher Farmingdale, NY
Kim Fletcher Farmingdale, NY
Kristen Fletcher Farmingdale, NY
Kayelyn Fletcher Farmingdale, NY
Evelyn Jane Forister Lubbock, TX
Jennifer Frank Des Moines, IA
Lisa Friedemann Rocheport, MO
Douglas Gallant Clifton Park, NY
Benjamin Gallant Clifton Park, NY
Yvonne Garrison Lufkin, TX
Paul Giandomenico Rochester, MA
Robert Good Lake Forest, CA
Lynn Gorski Charlotte, NC
Robert Gould Lake Forest, CA
Joan Grubbs Hollidaysburg, PA
Nancy Hall Santa Rosa, CA
Lawren Hall Galveston, TX
David Halligan West Quincy, MA
Michael Hambley Chattanooga, TN
Karen Harmin Cambridge, MA
Rochelle Hart Blaine, MN
Ruthanne Hayes Haight Portland, OR
Stephen Heckman Newbury, MA
James Heinz O’Fallon, IL
Laura Hoffman Westerly, RI
Ronald Hoffman Westerly, RI
Lindsay Hoffman Westerly, RI
Danielle Hoffman Westerly, RI
Nicole Hoffman Westerly, RI
Margaret Hollin Yardley, PA
Richard Hollinbeck Norwood, CO
Rebecca Howell Russells Point, OH
Emerson Howell Russells Point, OH
Jonathan Howell Russells Point, OH
Robert Hurd Rockville, CT
Nathaniel Ivey Silver Spring, MD
Julia Janosi Ann Arbor, MI
Mark Jones Berwyn, PA
Matthew Jones Berwyn, PA
Carolyn Jordan Plymouth, MA
Julie Kaplan Redding, CA
Jory Kaplan Redding, CA
Kendyl Kaplan Redding, CA
Levi Kaplan Redding, CA
Trasen Kaplan Redding, CA
Rebecca Ketron Virginia Beach, VA
Cara Knaster Gilbertsville, PA
Krysta Knaster Norristown, PA
Grace Knight Perkinsville, VT
Colleen Konieczka Kansas City, MO
Julie Koontz Overland Park, KS
Vanessa Krempa Cranbery, NJ

22. Carolyn Lane Augusta, ME
Kristen Larson Duxbury, MA
Susan Lau Provo, UT
Gregory Lawrance New York, NY
Bruce LeBaron St. Petersburg, FL
James Lee Potomac Falls, VA
Patricia Leister-Ricci Naples, FL
Cathy Levinson Boca Raton, FL
Jeff Lightburn Ridgefield, WA
Stephanie Looney Bethesda, MD
Sandra Macfarlane Duxbury, MA
Anthony Maietta Cumberland, RI
William Marroquin-Haslett Northfield, MN
Ana Marroquin-Haslett Northfield, MN
Lars Marroquin-Haslett Northfield, MN
Courtney Marsh Richmond, VA
Julia Mason North Richland Hills, TX
Richard Mason Portsmouth, NH
Kellie Mathieu Corpus Christi, TX
Kellie Mathieu Corpus Christi, TX
Martin Mattox Savage, MN
Thomas Matula Collingswood, NJ
Liam Thomas Matula Mount Laurel, NJ
Amanda Maxemchuk Duxbury, MA
Patti May Sugar Land, TX
Peggy McCall Ellijah, GA
Jill McCann Whitehorse Beach, MA
John McComb Baltimore, MD
Warren McKeen Harrisonburg, VA
Jeffrey McLean Arlington, VA
Ann Miles Portland, ME
Ann Miles Portland, ME
Arthur Miller Ketchikan, AK
Charles Miller Beaufort, SC
Desiree Mobed Sandwich, MA
Marianne Modean Manchester, CT
Dennis Montgomery Canal Winchester, OH
Ronald Mosher Woodstock, GA
Joseph Murphy Springfield, OH
Kaitlyn Murphy Springfield, OH
Allison Murphy Springfield, OH
Barbara Murphy Houston, TX
Paula Murphy Houston, TX
Julianne Murray Seaford, DE
Mark Myers Elkridge, MD
Alyssa Myers Elkridge, MD
Colleen Myers Las Vegas, NV
Sandra Newbanks Las Vegas, NV
Peter Newton Richland, WA
Michael Nordell Jackson, WY
Charles Nordell East Windsor, CT
Kristina Nordell East Windsor, CT
Audrey Nordell East Windsor, CT
Elyse Nordell East Windsor, CT
Debra Nordell Enfield, CT
Ryan Oosting Arlington, MA
Ben Oosting Arlington, MA
Saskia Oosting Arlington, MA
J. Archer O’Reilly III Brookline, MA
Lisa Packard Sterling, MA
Kristen Ann Pae Honolulu, HI
Karen Lu Patton University Place, WA
Susan Paulsen Centennial, CO
John Payzant Bedford, NH
Susan Dianne Pendleton Kerrville, TX
Terry Penner Seymour, MO
Robert Phillips Redondo Beach, CA
Priscilla Pierik Carpinteria, CA
Sarah Pool Wainscott, NY
Virginia Potts Upper Marlboro, MD
Margaret Rose Razzaboni Salem, NH
Glenn Reasoner Burbank, CA
Richard Reynolds Belchertown, MA
Annie Reynolds Belchertown, MA
Mary Rice Middletown, RI
Gillian Ridder Woodbury, MN
Jill Ridder Woodbury, MN
Betty-Jo Rohr Canton, MA
Shirley Ryan East Taunton, MA
Brenda Ryan Harleysville, PA
Barbara Ryan Fort Mill, SC
Valerie Salmons Lancaster, PA
Wendy Sandvig Waupaca, WI
Lynn Scussel Longwood, FL
Evan Scussel Longwood, FL
Hunter Scussel Longwood, FL
Hadley Scussel Longwood, FL
Julie Simmons Cincinnati, OH
Jennifer Sinsabaugh Ilion, NY
Jina Smith Whitehorse Beach, MA
Camryn Smith Whitehorse Beach, MA
Alayna Smith Whitehorse Beach, MA
Robert Smith Troy, NH
Duncan Sparrell Oakton, VA
Stephen Spear Athens, GA
Andrew Spear Raleigh, NC
Anne Spear College Park, MD
Alicia Spear Stafford, VA

23. Anita St. Laurent Worcester, MA
Patricia Stahr Eugene, OR
Elizabeth Tallitsch Grass Valley, CA
Richard Teichman Media, PA
Michelle Teichman Media, PA
Richard Teichman Media, PA
Chelsea Teichman Media, PA
Alexander Teichman Palo Alto, CA
Richard Teichman Voorhees, NJ
Cynthia Tinney Abington, MA
William Tinney Abington, MA
Lydia Touzet Coral Gables, FL
Rudolf Touzet Coral Gables, FL
Jonathan Touzet Coral Gables, FL
Rudolfo Touzet Coral Gables, FL
Kelly Traux Ovid, NY
Kelly Truax Ovid, NY
Allen Van Note Chicago, IL
Robert Varney Bloomington, IL
Christine Walk er Westmont, NJ
Asher Walker Westmont, NJ
Alden Michael Walker Westmont, NJ
Aria Walker Westmont, NJ
Suzanne Wall Williamsburg, VA
Andrew Ward Arlington, MA
Michael Ward Concord, MA
Tess Ward Concord, MA
Austin Ward Concord, MA
Jennifer Ward Concord, MA
Sandra Watson Modesto, CA
Mary Wells Carpinteria, CA
Marcia Whalen Hyde Park, NY
Carole Whisman Rensselaer, NY
Norma White Herndon, VA
Elwood White Herndon, VA
Norma White Herndon, VA
Andrew White Herndon, VA
Janice Wilson Bellevue, WA
Lawrence Woods Ellerslie, GA
Kate Woods Ellerslie, GA
Cherra Wyllie Washington Depot, CT
2015

24. Nominating Committee
The Nominating Committee is happy to put forth the following slate for
the Board of Directors for consideration at the 116th Annual Meeting:
OFFICERS BOARD TERM (in years) EXPIRES
President Pauline R. Kezer 2 (On Extension) FY 17
1st Vice President Gary J. Campbell 2 (on Extension) FY 17
2nd Vice President Thomas M. McCarthy 3 (First Term) FY 17
3rd Vice President J. Alden Keyser 2(First Term) FY 18
Treasurer Patricia E. Randall 2 (On Extension) FY 17
Secretary Amy Holbrook 1(First Term) FY 19
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Patrick J. Browne 1(First Term) FY 19
Emily Zoltowski 1(Second Term) FY 19
John Hyslop 1(First Term) FY 19
Paul Clemente, Jr. 3 (First Term) FY 17
Lilly Cleveland (Genealogist) 1 (Second Term) FY 19
Jeffrey Dowling 2(First Term) FY 18
Linda J. Osborne 3(First Term) FY 17
Terry Reiber 3 (First Term) FY 17
Jerry Roberts 3(First Term) FY 17
Adryn Sumner 2(First Term) FY 18
John Bradford Towle 1(Second Term) FY 19
Necrology

25. Past Presidents
George W. Alden 1901—1908
William A. Blossom 1908—1910
Vernon A. Field 1910—1915
George F. Washburn 1915—1921
Joseph Belcher 1921—1928
Hon. Ralph C. Estes 1928—1946
Isabel F. (Cushman) Nason 1946—1950
Dr. Austin W. Cheever 1950—1955
Lt. Cmdr. Joseph P. Dring 1955—1960
Helen (Delano) Bailey 1960—1963
Dr.Donnell B. Young 1965—1967
William K. Covell 1967—1969
Lura Oaks Cushman 1972—1974
Daniel N. Pearce 1974—1977
Robert A. Edmunds 1977—1982
Kenneth C. Tiffin 1982—1984
J. Alden Keyser, Jr. 1984—1988
James B. Tiffin 1988—1995
Linda J. (Levy) Osborne 1995—2012
Mary-Ruth O. (Payne) Duquette 2012—2014

26. Bingham, Carolyn
Keyser, Jr., John Alden
Kezer, Pauline Ryder
The Catered Affair
Town of Duxbury
Williams, Alicia Crane
Abbey Knoll Photography
Alden, Philip Merriam, Jr.
Amica Insurance (Duquette)
Astarita, Susan Garrett
Balboni, Kathleen Ann Reid
Barmann, Kathleen Reta Tebrinke
Bowles, Ann L
Brady, Katherine
Butcher, Gwynne E
Campbell, Gary J
Cappas, Sandra Lee McFarland
Carter, Sara Lessman
Cobuzzi, Bob
Cook, Brian
Devlin, Lorri Ann
Donato, Elizabeth
Duxbury Business Association
Duxbury Chimney Sweep
Eastburn, Deanna
Edmunds, Robert Abbott
Edward Jones
Elfers, Deborah B
Clemente, Paul, Jr
Cowgill, Patricia Alden (McDonald)
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Inc.
Dowling, Jeffery
Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati
Morse, Priscilla Coleman Harris Morse
Randall, Patricia Edith
Reiber, Terry
Ringquist, Alden "Rink" Edward
Simply Divine Catering
Tuckey, Leigh Richardson Hagge
Vinal, Arthur
Winterhalter, Cynthia Susan Cook
Baird, Mark Angel
Cleveland, Lilly
Cobuzzi, Anne and Robert
Conant, Lewis and Bonnie Louise Chandler
Duquette, Mary-Ruth Odessa Payne
Haffey, Anita
Hyslop, John R
Itz, Barbara Arnold Young
May, Steven Joseph
McCarthy, Thomas Martin
McCarthy, Thomas N.
Medtronic Foundation (May)
Network for Good
Roberts, Jerry
Smith, Alice Margaret Fisher Woodson
Ellis, Dorothy Ann Faden
Emrich, Michael
Erb, John Alden
Farley, Rachel
First Giving
Fred's Duxbury Fix-it Shop, Inc
Gale, Leslie
Hall, Frank Russell
Harris, Paula
Herdeg, Judith
Hyde, David Estlow
Jordan, Joan
Justi, Helen
Knight, Grace
MacAllen, Patricia Adele Steinke
Martin, Barbara F.
Mills, Ronald Gene
Morcomb, Kay Lavonne
Pappas, Hilda Marie Felton
Parker, Virginia Marie
Patriota, Tania Cooper
Patten, John Marshall, Jr.
Payzant, John Richard
Pearce, David Lee
Petering, Carl Frederick
Rockland Trust
Rogers, Patricia Ann Burror
Safford, Holly
Schoppelry, Donald Lennox
Seelye, Walter Clark, II
Shepard, John Field
Stubbs, Barbara Jean Fielding
Sumner, Adryn A. Miller
Teichman, Richard Alfred, Jr.
Timeless Designs, Inc
Touzet, Lydia
Tufts, Barbara
Walker, Ms Michael J
Weaver, James Alden
Whalen, Marcia
Wheeler, James Ralph
Whiting, Roger Culver
Zoltowski, Emily
$100-$499
$500-$999$1,000-4,999
$20,000 + Rockwell Foundation
$5,000+
$10,000+ Alden Family Foundation Inc
Contributors

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Alexander, David John
Allen, David Robert
Amazon Smile Foundation
Baystate Financial
Beal, Sumner Maxwell, Jr
Becker, Linda Kay MacFarland
Belden, Mary Ellen Alden Hundley
Bixby, Joel
Black, Ella Ann Clahoun [Gardner]
Boren, Rance
Boyes, Blythe 'Mickey' Nancy (Dudley)
Brady, Kathryn
Brooks, George Edward Barbaro
Carraway, Linda
Chagnon, Albert Edward
Chandler, Virginia Ernestine
Cole, Judith Parker
Corcoran & Havelin Insurance Group
Cox, Mark Thomas, IV
Crane, Ruth Lorraine Hanold
Davidson, Marlene Sue
Davis, Nancy Christian
Dellinger, Mary Alice Alden
DiMicco, Jean Ellen Castle
Duffty, Evelyn Frances Itz
Dunakin, Alan
Duxbury Wellness
Elder, Jane Lanterman Shaw
Empire Cleaners
Five Star Pest Control1
Fleming, Dale E
Flummerfelt, Carolyn Louise
Ford, Sonya Yvonne Peterson
Foss, Frank Herbert, II
Garrity, Patricia Jane Loring
Gates, Melissa Ruth
Gay, Eldon Wilson
Golightly, Catherine Alden
Gray, Susan
Haynes, Ruth Alden Wood
Henderson, Kathleen Hoecker
Hiles, Lauretta Mae Ruschel
Humphrey, Brian David
Hunt, Robert Jay
James, Barbara
James, Katherine Lee Butchek
Janelco, LLC
Kane, Marjorie Jean (Coulter)
Kirby, Dorothy Lorraine Barrows Francesch
Lance, William Campbell
Lee, James
Lewald, George Vincent
Loring, Patricia Pierce
Lougee Insurance
Meredith, Kathy Ann Meldrum
Mills, Patricia Ann Chastain
Morris, Hollis
Morse, Jean Alston
Murray, Dorothy Quincy
Neveau, Vicki Ann
Noble, Beryl
Pierce, Ruth Alden Ryder
Poole, Ruth T Alden
Potter, George Robert
Ritch, Janet B
Robinson, Bruce Thomas
Rooney, Bonnie May Jenney
Rothschild, Olga L
Russell, Ruth Ellen Martin
Ryder, Edith Alden
Sandberg, Kristen Ashley Star
Serocki Electric Co.
Singer, Charlotte
Skowronski, Helen Elizabeth Burrell
Snell, Alden Henry, Rev
Steuer, Susanna
Story, George & Janet
The Foodsmith LLC
Thomas, Mary Helen White
Towne, William Samuel
Underhill, Samuel Graham
Van Griethuysen, Valerie Jean
Van Landingham, Martha Jeanne Sobey
Watson, Morgan Gibbons
Weinig, Gregory John
Weiss, Elizabeth Holton
Weller, Joyce Elaine Warren
White, Clayton Alden, Jr
Wiant, Jeanne Cushing
Williams, Roger Duane
Woods, Charlyne Doris Van Ness
Woods, Jospeh Michael
Up to $100
Contributors

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