Time to Let Go of the Back of the Bike I’ve always known that at some point

I would have to let go, but walking away from my leadership position at JobTrain is hard. Timing is important in life, and I understand the wisdom of not waiting too long. I’ve led JobTrain through dicey times. We’ve grown stronger and smarter together. At this point, JobTrain is vibrant, energetic and full of promise. It’s time to

let go of the back of the bike. And when I do, I’m confident that this organization will not only remain upright and travel in the right direction, but that they might go on to win the Tour de France. I’ll take the advice of Dr. Seuss and not cry because it’s over, but smile because it happened. How lucky I have been!

I joined OICW/JobTrain as a GED teacher in 1973. Six years later I became an inexperienced Executive Director trying desperately to save our program from closing. Luckily we had a team of dedicated staff who cared as much as I did. We made extraordinary efforts and extraordinary friends – friends with the power to save us. Paul Cook, then Chairman and CEO of Raychem Corporation, gave us $6,000 a month for a year, challenged us to put our house in order, and provided technical assistance so we could succeed. His belief in us was even more compelling than the grant. How could we let Mr. Cook down?

Over the last several decades, I’ve never had enough hours in the day, or enough days in the week -- but I’ve had the time of my life! I relish our triumphs: Breakfast of Champions, special programs for the most-in-need, cutting edge training, purchasing our building, becoming accredited. But now as I prepare to leave, I find that I’m not thinking about those accomplishments. It’s not this program or that award. It’s the PEOPLE. The trainees I have come to know and love who courageously turned their lives around. JobTrain staff, forever holding out a helping hand. And all of you.

I find peace knowing that while my connection with JobTrain will change, it will never be gone. When I leave, I will take part of JobTrain with me in my heart and I will leave part of myself behind.

Sharon Williams, Executive Director

Winter 2013

Table of ContentsDirector’s Corner ................................. 1

Sharon Williams Passes JobTrain Leadership Torch ................................. 2

Sharon Williams Legacy Established to Fund Ongoing Life Skills Training .......... 2

Former Board Chair Launches Life Skills Boot Camp .......................................... 3

JobTrain Employee’s Life Changed by Raychem Scholarship ........................... 3

Holiday Campaign a Success ................ 3

Stanford University Design Thinking Class Launches Special Project ............. 4

Facebook + JobTrain + Mouse Squad = Empowering Youth through Technology .......................................... 4

Corporate Leaders Make Holiday Wishes Come True ........................................... 5

JobTrain Success Story ......................... 5

Culinary Students Lead Workshop for Seniors ................................................ 6

Outgoing Executive to be Honored on March 9th Event .................................. 6

Volunteer Opportunities ...................... 6

Donor Honor Roll ............................. 7-8

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QUARTERLYNEWSLETTER

Our Mission JobTrain is committed to helping those who are most in need to succeed. Our purpose is to transform the lives of people in our community through assessment, attitude and job skills training and high potential career placement.

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Upcoming EventsCalendar 2013

❖ Mar 9, 2013: Legacy Dinner

❖ May 3, 2013: Breakfast of Champions XXIX

❖ Jul 29, 2013: Golf, Glitz & Glamour

To learn more about these events, please contact Jasmine Baluyot at 650.330.6430 or jbaluyot@jobtrainworks.org

KaiL LUBaRSKYSHaROn WiLLiaMSNewsletter Staff:

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JOin US aS WE HOnOR SHaROn WiLLiaMS On MaRCH 9, 2013 aT THE FOUR SEaSOnS!

Sharon Williams Passes JobTrain Leadership TorchSharon Williams, JobTrain’s long-time Executive

Director, will step away from her position in late spring or early summer. A reception and dinner will be held at the Four Seasons Silicon Valley in East Palo Alto on March 9 to celebrate Sharon’s leadership, to raise funds for her legacy to JobTrain, and to underwrite leadership transition expenses.

Sharon joined JobTrain as a GED teacher in 1973 and became Director of Development in 1978. She took the helm as Executive Director in 1979. During her thirty plus years in JobTrain’s top spot, Sharon and her team transformed a beleaguered nonprofit into a premier job training and placement institution. Major accomplishments include the purchase and renovation of a 31,000 square foot training facility; accreditation through Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC); creation of cutting edge training; and a diverse funding base that includes support from prestigious Silicon Valley leaders.

Sharon’s most valuable contribution to JobTrain is perhaps the most difficult to define. Often referred to as JobTrain’s “secret sauce”, it is the upbeat and energetic spirit that permeates the organization. “We believe in the potential of every person who comes to us,” says Sharon, “and that helps them believe in themselves. Once they know they can succeed, the challenge is nearly won.” JobTrain currently helps 8,000 people each year, 600 of them through full-time vocational training. At least 85% of those who enroll complete their training; 75% are placed in jobs; and 12 months after placement, 84% are still working.

Vocational training skills constitute one important aspect of a multi-faceted approach to success. “Vocational skills prepare our graduates for employment. These skills get them hired and help them launch careers,” says Sharon. “But their life skills, their attitudes and habits, will determine long-

term life success and deeper happiness.” Life skills are modeled by JobTrain staff and are incorporated into every trainee’s daily experience at JobTrain; but life skills are also taught as a stand-alone course.

“Ironically,” says Sharon, “this vital aspect of training is often perceived as an “extra” and is at risk when funding limitations dictate cutbacks. Life skills are an essential ingredient in our formula for success. My legacy will be to assure the continuation of life skills training in perpetuity.”

Executive Director Sharon Williams rings the JobTrain Success Bell.

Life Skills training is central to achieving long-term success. This is where trainees learn the values, behaviors and habits that will propel them forward in life. Life Skills will instill the ethic of hard work, dependability, initiative and integrity. It will inspire trainees to achieve balance and perspective, and to become enthusiastic participants in life.

Sharon Williams Legacy Established to Fund Ongoing Life Skills Training

C O M E D i S C O V E R Y O U R P O T E n T i a L a T J O B T R a i n

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Former Board Chair Launches Life Skills Boot CampVenture capitalist and former

JobTrain board chairman Russell Pyne launched a powerful Life Skills Boot Camp at JobTrain last month. The twenty-session program teaches practical techniques for achieving success, including goal setting, conflict resolution, personal budgeting and anger management. The Boot Camp is fully enrolled with twenty fully engaged students.

Russell developed the curriculum with JobTrain student Alfred Banks. “The whole mission of the boot camp is to level the playing field. Some people have the benefit of growing up being mentored by parents, teachers

and bosses. Others have no positive role models. Alfred and I tried to focus on the basic life skills you need to be prepared for the working world,” said Russell.

Graduates of the boot camp will be well-equipped to handle

real-world challenges that erupt when work and personal lives collide. Every student will create a Life Plan using PowerPoint and will be on an upward trajectory toward achieving a meaningful and purposeful life.

Russell Pyne steps into the classroom, teaching life skills to JobTrain clients. © 2013 InMenlo.com; used with permission.

The best teachers are generally those who lead by personal example and experience. Before coming to JobTrain and

helping others transform their lives, John Asenso knew what it was like to have dreams, and the pangs of not having the resources to pursue them.

Approximately thirty years ago, when John was a student at Carlmont High School, he received an opportunity that changed his life. He was selected by Raychem Corporation to receive a full college scholarship. Raychem Chairman and CEO Paul Cook presented John with the award.

The scholarship made it possible for John to attend UC Davis where he majored in Sociology Law & Society. He applied his studies in an effort to address problems in his community of East Palo Alto. After a twenty-year career with

the Department of Corrections, John joined the JobTrain staff to help people returning from incarceration transform their lives.

Paul Cook is a long-time supporter of JobTrain and serves as Chairman of JobTrain’s Strategic Advisory Committee. John and Paul reconnected for the first time at JobTrain’s Winter Wonderland event in December. John thanked Paul for granting him the opportunity to pursue his dreams and for helping thousands of others at JobTrain do the same because of his support.

“It was Raychem’s intent to train and educate people so that our high technology businesses could be supported by the local community,” said Paul. “John is a wonderful example.”

Paul Cook and John Asenso reunited after 30 years.

JobTrain Employee’s Life Changed by Raychem Scholarship

Thanks to JobTrain’s generous donors, our Holiday Campaign is close to reaching its goal of $850,000. We are especially grateful to the community leaders who provided matching funds that inspired others to give: John and Tashia Morgridge, Morgan Family Foundation, Bill Edwards, John and Cynthia Lovewell, Dick and Faith Duhring, and the JobTrain Board of Directors. Another big boost to the campaign was a special message from 49ers Coach Jim Harbaugh encouraging JobTrain support.

Holiday Campaign a Success

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Stanford University Design Thinking Class Launches Special Project

JobTrain is participating in a special project with Stanford University’s d.school. The d.school uses a design approach to thinking and problem solving. Design-thinking students will try a new approach to finding solutions to old problems, such as poverty, family stability and homelessness. Tipping Point was instrumental in bringing members of their grantee community to the table to participate in this innovative course. Tipping Point Community is based on the Robin Hood Foundation model in New York and is dedicated to eliminating poverty.

Stanford launched this experimental project on Tuesday, January 8, when d.school students from Stanford joined JobTrain students and staff for a design challenge. More than 70 Stanford and JobTrain students paired up for the design assignment.

The first step consisted of Stanford and JobTrain participants conducting personal interviews with one another that could shed light on how to design a perfect wallet, customized to meet their partner’s specific needs.

Next, participants drew the wallet – and after a brief discussion with his or her partner, everyone built a prototype from paper, tape, post-it notes, cards, markers and pipe cleaners. Each team had the opportunity to share their prototype with the group.

This first experience was a simple exposure to design-focused thinking. It was stimulating and fun.

Special thanks to our partners at Stanford: Erica Estrada-Liou, Steve Hilton, Sarah Stein Greenberg and Sally Madsen for organizing and facilitating the class. And many thanks to Tipping Point Community for including JobTrain in the experiment.

JobTrain employee C2 Vea and his Stanford d.school partner, Stephen Lee, show off their “Designer” wallets.

Facebook + JobTrain + Mouse Squad = Empowering Youth through Technology

Facebook’s new foundation gave a total of $200,000 to 42 non-profits in Menlo Park and East Palo Alto in early January of this year. JobTrain received $4,500 to implement Mouse Squad at our facility. Mouse Squad of California Student Tech Leadership is an innovative youth development organization that empowers students to provide technology leadership and support in their schools and communities.

Mouse Squad provides youth with access to technology-based opportunities intended to motivate students to succeed in today’s information driven society. It is a perfect contemporary component to JobTrain’s SASSY (School After School for Successful Youth) program. Participants will be eligible to earn up to 12 elective high school credits for the course.

Mouse Squad will launch at JobTrain in February. To learn more about how to enroll in JobTrain’s exciting joint venture with MOUSE Squad of California, please contact JobTrain’s Youth Services Coordinator Sasha Gourevitch at sgourevitch@jobtrainworks.org or 650.330.6452.

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One of the most fulfilling aspects of serving others is helping individuals reach their potential. JobTrain helps thousands of men and women each year discover their strengths and teaches them how to pursue their dreams.

DaViD iBaRRa graduated from JobTrain’s Solar Photovoltaic class in summer 2012. He is now in his second quarter at Foothill College, studying computer science. David hopes to transfer to Stanford or UC Berkeley and ultimately work as an engineer at Facebook. “I never attended city council meetings, spoke publically

or knew my real worth until I came to JobTrain,” said David. “Their staff opened my eyes and now I see a bright future ahead for my son and myself. Thank you, JobTrain.”

zaHia OSSEiraN is a single mother of three and a 2012 JobTrain graduate. The skills she learned at JobTrain and her multilingual abilities helped her land a position as a contracted employee at Apple in their SIRI division.

JobTrain Success Story!

Santa and his helpers paid an early visit to JobTrain on December 19 when he distributed gifts to children whose unemployed parents are pursuing vocational training and employment assistance.

Parents who could not afford the added expense of the holidays were relieved and appreciative. The children were thrilled that their Holiday Wish Lists were fulfilled. Children’s wish lists were granted by donations from community partners and

JobTrain’s Board of Directors. Hundreds of gifts and toys were distributed to struggling families.

JobTrain’s corporate supporters were key to Winter Wonderland’s success. TE connectivity, through a generous giving campaign led by TE’s Network Computer Support Manager Roz Thomas, satisfied most of JobTrain children’s wishes. She also donated $5,000 at the Winter Wonderland event to support JobTrain programs.

Hewlett-Packard and JobTrain’s board of directors ensured that all JobTrain children had their Holiday wishes granted. We are grateful to everyone who contributed to day-of festivities and gifts: San Mateo Credit Union, The Four Seasons Hotel, Slingshot connections, Bay network, and Crescent alliance Group. And many thanks to Old Saint Nick for putting in a full day at JobTrain!

Corporate Leaders Make Holiday Wishes Come True

The first sighting of Santa Claus…

Roz Thomas of TE Connectivity with Santa’s littlest helpers.

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JobTrain is seeking a volunteer instructor to teach Spanish to non-Spanish speakers. We could also benefit from volunteers in nearly every department, but we especially need tutors to assist students with gED preparation and Office Skills. GED tutors will primarily teach math, reading and writing skills. Office Skills volunteers will help students with Microsoft software programs, proofreading and editing. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Eric Forgaard at 650.330.6416 or eforgaard@jobtrainworks.org

Volunteer Opportunities!

Sharon Williams will be honored at a reception and dinner at the Four Seasons Silicon Valley in East Palo alto on Saturday, March 9. The hosted reception will begin at 6:00 with dinner at 7:00. Sponsorship opportunities are available at the $25,000, $10,000, $5,000 and $1,000 levels. Individual tickets may be purchased for $250. A limited number of $100 tickets and complimentary tickets are also available. Please contact Susan Boiko at sboiko@jobtrainworks.org or 650.330.6521.

Outgoing Executive to be Honored at March 9th Event

Board of DirectorsRuben Abrica

Teri EyreBud Ferrari

Richard Hanley

J. Scott KaspickVivian Kral

Rob Kricena

Tara VanDerveer Isaiah Vi

Michael Williams

Wade W. LooTamar PichetteIan Thomson

1200 O’Brien Drive, Menlo Park, Ca 94025Established in 1965, JobTrain’s programs and services are provided at no cost, thanks to generous support from

individual, corporate and foundation donors, as well as government grants.

Culinary Students Lead Workshop for SeniorsOn January 14, Culinary Art students from

JobTrain volunteered their time and talents to prepare tasty and nutritious meals for seniors residing at The Sheridan in Palo alto. Sheridan resident Loie Johnson expressed delight with JobTrain students for teaching her and fellow residents how to prepare traditional dishes with a creative and healthier twist. “If I could afford it, I’d hire JobTrain students to cook for me every single day. The experience was just wonderful,” said Loie.

Led by JobTrain Culinary Arts student Sean Swihart, residents enjoyed an entrée of baked salmon and side dishes of creamy squash risotto, coleslaw and candied carrots. The meal concluded with a delicious dessert of vanilla ice cream drizzled

with olive oil and sea salt.

The Sheridan residents loved the culinary workshop, enjoyed the food, and emphatically invited the JobTrain chefs to return next month.

Teaching the elderly how to creatively prepare tasty meals while living on a fixed income has been a dream of student chef Sean Swihart.

“It was really important to me, personally, to teach seniors how to cook healthily, quickly and conveniently - with ingredients they have ready access to,” said Chef Sean.

“I grew up in Italy where we were taught that the table is family - it is community. Thank you for being here for us, for being our family and building our community,” said Sheridan resident Candy.

$100,000+Bank of AmericaSobrato Family Foundation

$50,000 to $99,999Colligan Family*William C. EdwardsMorgan Family FoundationPatrick PichetteSan Francisco FoundationSand Hill FoundationTipping Point Community

$25,000 to $49,999AnonymousJ. Scott Kaspick and Susan Termohlen

Family***Leslie Family FoundationLovewell CompanyGeoffrey and Andrea Ralston*****Woodlawn Foundation

$10,000 to $24,999Caufield Family FoundationPaul and Martha ChamberlainJorge del Calvo and Geraldine

OngkekoHewlett-PackardGerald Hurwitz and Susan BorkinCarl V. and Shirley S. LarsonMendelsohn Family***Gordon and Betty MooreJohn P. and Tashia F. MorgridgeMyrtle L. Atkinson FoundationPacific Gas and Electric CompanyJake and Robin Reynolds***Thomson Family TrustOrlin and Onnolee TrappWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999Stephen and Peggy DowElizabeth and Bruce DunlevieFerrari Family FoundationJohn R. ForsterEric and Elaine Hahn*****Richard and Anjali HanleyKaiser Permanente Foundation

Board Matching ProgramMcNellis Family*Mrs. Albert MoormanMorgan Stanley Foundation Morgan Stanley Dean and Lavon Morton*****Paul and Antje Newhagen

Foundation***Pentair Thermal ManagementClarence E. Rinne Family Charitable

FundAllen and Pam RudolphScandling Family Foundation***J. Volckmann & Associates, Inc.

$2,000 to $4,999Anonymous (2)Penny and Adrian Bellamy*********Barbara and Bill Binder*The Bodri Foundation of the Jewish

Community Endowment FundJoan BraddiLynn and Kenneth Cox*****Danford FoundationThe Dauber FoundationSusanna DavisCarl and Meredith Ditmore*****Wayne and Judith EarlHarvey and June HammerThe Herzig Family FoundationDr. Leslie C. Hsu and Dr. Richard A.

Lenon, Jr.Richard M. and Susan P. JacobsenSophie and Phurpa LadenlaWade and Chisato LooLund Foundation***

MacKenzie Family***May Family FoundationRonald Perkins and Carol

Bruce*****Sands Family***Anne and Donald StagerDon and Anne Stager Family

FoundationCoach Tara VanDerveerJeanne and Leonard Ware

$1,000 to $1,999Edward ActonAnonymous (3)Bruce ArthurBank of America Matching ProgramJoel and Wendy BartlettDon and Shirley Peterson*Bird Family*Boucher Family FoundationBradley-Kleiman*Sukhinder Singh Cassidy and Simon

CassidyJohn and Pamela CaywoodPatrick D. Daley and Dagmar WedelThe Doering Family Foundation, Ltd.Robert A. DolinRandy Komisar and Debra

Dunn*****Catherine A. EbertShirley R. ElyJoseph and Barbara EvansTeri and Joe EyreRichard Falk and Francine Falk-AllenFischer Family*Floyd Family FoundationDerek P. and Sally A. FreybergJanice E. FryS. J. Gallina & Co., LLPW. Maxwell GoodmanLynn Gordon and David E.

Simon****Russell B. and Deborah A. Hall*The HAND FoundationHeising Simons*Ross and Karen HeitkampMs. Helen R. HelsonFred J. Early, Jr. and Elizabeth E.

Janapaul***Jarve Family***Hans and Sylvia JeansSarah and Clay Jones*****Fred and Gail KittlerVivian Kral and Tom O’DowdRobert Kricena and Katherine

ShigetaPaul and Jackie KuckeinLaing Family*****Susan Ellis and Mark Linton***Duncan L. and Shirley C. MattesonAnthony and Linda MeierMark Merrill and Margaret M. LynchNiehans Family Charitable Fund****Warren Packard and Tricia ChangJohn and Lynn PetersonJuliana PetriccianiTimothy and Theresia RanzettaJonathan and Judy RattnerTheres and Dennis Rohan

Foundation*Dan and Allison RoseAllen and Cynthia RubyEllen & Robert F. Sawyer***Say Hey Foundation, Inc.Ann and Robert SchillingGeorge SchmittWilliam and Marilee SchroederFrancis X. Schumacher and Nina

FriendJames Smith and Mary J. HawesSrinija Srinivasan***Gordon and Lauri SteelKelli and Steffan TomlinsonGreg and Elizabeth VaughanIsaiah O. Vi

Roger and Wendy von OechIain WatsonWells Fargo Private BankSharon and Will Williams

$500 to $999Deborah Abel and Michael PriceAnonymous (3)Katherine J. Armstrong and Joanne

M. SandersWalter R. Barry, III and Cecile P. BarryStephen Beck and Jane BaxterFred and Betty BialekRoy H. BlackmerBraff Family***J. Stephen and Gayle Brugler*****Michael CarpenterJohn CarswellPaula Johnson Cooper*****Gary F. CooperHenry E. N. de VegvarJames C. Dehnert and Patricia

WorthingtonVince Digneo and Nicole WatsonGregg and Michele DulikJohn C. Fiddes and Karen D.

TalmadgeJohn and Laura FosterNancy and Richard GoldcampSanjoy GoyleChristina and Chip HallMartin and Dorothie HellmanMichael and Sandra HillmanHillard and Honor HuntingtonRob and Mary HurlstonMary Frances JourdanRosaline Yun Juan NegreteJames and Chrystal KafkaNiemasik Kaufman Family*William and Elizabeth KellyKevin L. KlesenskiMarcus and Donna KruppTodd KygerLadera Community ChurchJoan F.LaneJanet K. Littlefield and William L.

CoggshallLive Oak Lions Club, Menlo ParkScott and Marilyn LoftesnessMary and Bruce MarshDavid MartinMc Elwee FamilyMargaret Mc NinchAngela and Robert McIntireElyce MelmonSergio MonsalveNachtsheim Family FoundationAmanda L. NelsonDaniel and Ann NitzanDavid D. Oakes and Sheila BoteinAnna OlsenKathy M. Parks and M. J. FisherLee and John M. PierceJ. David and Valerie K. PowellProber and Bachrach Family *O. Thomas Purl and Martha S. PurlMarc E. RegelbruggeJason and Nancy RosenthalJozef S. Ruck and Donna S. ItoSribalan SanthanamSandra and Bob SchatzPeter ThornycroftTracy UyekiBlair VolckmannChristopher WardRiley and Virginia WillcoxHoward and Katherine WolfElizabeth WolfBrenda and Wade Woodson*Joan and Scott WylieJohn ZeislerZoback Family****

$200 to $499Sylvia and Edwin Alderman

Philanthropic Fund********William and Marilouise AlfanoDean AndersonAnonymous (5)Barry and Amy AsinBrandon Bailey and Becky BartindaleDonald and Jean BakerBruce and Patricia BastlRichard A. Baumgartner and

Elizabeth SalzerBennett Ceramic LaboratoryMark and Susan BertelsenDr. and Mrs. Alan BrauerDoug and Ann BrunnerMichael R. CabakNed ChapinChase Community Giving ProgramBonnie and Wylie ChildsWayee ChuFaisal ChughtaiCeleste ChungJohn J. CorcoranConstance CrawfordBenita DaryaniJohn DeBellReid and Peggy DennisThe Ed and Joyce Drake Family*****Julia DunnJohn and Sally EndrizMichael and Candy FarbsteinNancy A. Federspiel and Robert F.

FisherDavid and Diane Feldman*Fidler Family Fund*Mauria FinleyAlan S. Fisher and Dr. Barbara R.

SommerPeter and Betty FortenbaughCynthia Friend and Robert Madix*John and Jackie GachinaMeg GarlinghouseBrian GilbertMatt Glickman and Susie W. HwangWerner GrafTimothy J. HadlockAnthony and Mary Louise HanleyThomas and Carolyn HarderEric and Anne HarrisonFrances B. HartMichael HavernZack Herlick and Diane ZoiGretchen and Albert HooverElizabeth HutterHyatt’s Hair SalonJames and Rosemary JepsonCharles and Joan JohnsonEdurne Jorda-SierraCynthia JoseMike and Martha Kahn*****Kahn Family*Michael KellyDorothy B. KennedyJay KimRobert and Edie KirkwoodKristina Klausen and Yen LeeSherwin and June KravitzCalvin Kuo and Cecile ChartierMatthew LarsenDinesh LathiAileen Lee and Jason StinsonDonald LenarduzziMalin and Jake LeschlyJoshua and Sarah LevyRonnie LottLowney Family Fund***Thomas and JoAnn LyonPeter and Heather MacdonaldDonna MarcusRobert MarshJames and Marjorie L. McCandlessMichael MimelesEdward and Sumaya MinerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Moore

Donor Honor Roll List august 31, 2012 through January 21, 2013

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Donor Honor Roll List COnTinUED

We have made every effort to list donors accurately. If you have any questions or concerns about this list, please contact Reshma Putnam at 650.330.6436 or Rputnam@jobtrainworks.org.

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Kevin W. and Pingya Li MooreElizabeth and Mark MoragneHo NamRaymond NasrLee Neidle and Imelda MendozaCarl and Sherrill NordlingEdward S. and Regina Alioto NorthStacey and Donald OlgadoOmidyar Network Fund Inc.Jane M. PaulsonBrian PerkinsStacy Brown-Philpot and Chris PhilpotJohn PleasantsGeorge and Barbara PurchaseSeema RampalCecil ReevesWilliam and Ann ReganHelen K. Riley and Jean-Philippe E.

MarcosTess RoeringMatt and Laurie RohrbachBarbara RossBernard RossRay and Meredith RothrockMr. and Mrs. Donald RushJohn W. and Christine Litwin-

SanguinettiEdwin and Ruth SatterthwaiteRV SatyavoluSchauer Family***Rick and Lauren SchwartzA. Carlisle Scott and Thomas

RindfleischRachna SethiCosta and Julie SevastopoulosJennifer SharpJohn ShottDudley and Sieloff Family*****George and Lora SmithMichael R. SogardPeter SortwellStanford Memorial ChurchDylan SteegAshley StirrupBetsy and Frank StockdaleElizabeth Stone and Christopher CarfiJennifer TalwarRichard and Rita TaylorGene TeareJoseph and Anne TerharTimothy and Sally TomlinsonSara F. TretbarMr. and Mrs. H. Anton TucherMark Vander PloegPaul Von StamwitzWalker Family*Gerald and Connie WatanabeDavid and Jessica WeilStephanie Weiss and Rod StricklandWilliam E. and Jeanne M. WeselohJ. Arthur and Charleen M. WhiteKaren WhiteMichael and Virginia WilliamsDavid and Gwen WilliamsRobert and Nancy WilliamsJonathan and Barbara Windham*Millicent G. WisnomJohn and Barbara WoodsBruce and Ariel WooleyDanny and Janet Fujii-YehSophia Yen and Steve KoYen Chuang FoundationGrace S. Yoshida and Robert G. TingJohn and Marie Zderic

$100 to $199Curtis and Maryvonne AbbottSusan and Kenneth AllenAaron J. Alter and Mary L. LalakeaMary E. AndersonAnonymous (6)Donna and Eugene ArrillagaJohn W. and Virginia A. Beman

Daniel P. and Lynn M. BenasHoward and Ann BennettSherie L. BergerLinda BeycePat BlumenthalSusan BoikoBruce and Susan BowerJohn and Sharon BraumanMr. and Mrs. Peter BrewerJeremy BrownIver and Patricia BruflatThomas M. BrunnerPatricia BuergerToby C. and Barbara J. BurgelinJudith and Brian BushnellDouglas and Robert L. ByerClifford and Kara ChambersDaniel and Katherine ChappelearWilliam and Althea ChesneyChevron Humankind Matching Gift

ProgramChristine A. ChidlowM. William Daley and Karen Shea-

DaleyDaniel DeBraDavid and Theresa DiasMr. and Mrs. Stephen DohrmannMary Louise DorrAlfred and Elizabeth DossaJames and Mary Ann DrakeStuart and Marjorie DufourJohn C. Eckels M.D.Sheri and Lester ElmorePatricia FaustVirginia E. FehrenbacherAllen and Susan FischerAlison Fleming and Mark ReinholdSeason FloresBryan M. FurlongHerbert A. and Bonita S. GrandBrook GrayFred and Maryhelen GreavesMichael and Anne GreenPaul and Martha GregoryDavid and Karen K. GregoryRichard and Joan GriffithsJoe and Barbara Gurkoff Philanthropic

Fund********Mr. and Mrs. David B. GustavsonDiana and Stephen HalprinLawrence A. Hamel and Patti SchankShirley and David HammondJeanne L. HardebeckJames and Joyce Harris Family Fund*Shuji HasegawaGary and Patricia HeddenRobert M. and Marian M. HendricksVirginia HenkeH. Langdon and Charmian HillearyBennett HoMs. Stephanie G. HoffmanRobert A. and Lindsay HogueHarry Holland IIIDavid and Geri HorsmaKenneth R. Hower and Vivian Bens-

HowerRichard C. IttnerKenneth and Evelyn JohnsonSteve and Judy JohnsonRobert S. JohnstoneJoel KatzRichard and Gina KelleyWilliam and Barbara KinseyKarl L. Konnerth and Julie AmbrosiaJames and Catherine KoshlandSandra G. KraftBarry KramerDean KudlickJoAnn Kukulus and Fred WienerL. Cecil and Anne M. LambPaul and Margaret LanskyBarbara W. LawsonDouglas G. Levick

Leonard LevingChris LilliosGeorge and Ann LimbachJames G. Little and Linda K. PerssonRobert LitwillerPeter and Sonja LobbanEllen M. LuhrsMarion MacGillivrayJoan and Ib M. MadsenPamela MagieLois Marshall-Ward and Jerry WardWalter MartoneMr. and Mrs. John F. MatthewsLynn McRaeJanette MelloGeorge and Barbara MorrisDavid MorrisonPeter and Jacqueline MoseleyAnne G. MoserC. A. MunchJohn B. and Linda L. MurphyJim and Harriet NakanoNancy and Hoyt NelsonMerrill and Alicia NewmanLela G. NobleMs. Barbara G. Noparstak and Duane

BayHarold R. NovotnyBruce and Anita OchieanoMichael and Gail O’ConnorLeo and Charlene OttAmelia PalomeraGail Ann ParsonsC. R. PerraultPaul F. PerretDavid PerryMs. Julie Ann PoimirooRamasamy Simpson Family Fund*Thomas and Margaret RancatoreGlenn and Nancy M. RankinJ. Richard and Karen S. RechtJon and Carol RichardsSarah RossMargaret D. RotzinHenry and Beverly RowenJohn and Kitti SaleraDoris C. SantanaRussell and Anita SatakeDon and Patricia ScapuzziVictor and Janet SchachterReverend and Mrs. William T. SchoolerJoanne D. SchottBernice SchwabacherShirley F. SchwoererBarbara SeaneyJohn P. SerafinSteven E. ShladoverGregory SmithLyle SmithDavid and Lenelle SmithRobert G. and Betty A. SpiegelmanJames E. and Jane C. SpringgateNancy SteegeSarah W. StephensBarbara and Charles Stevens********Herbert and Marjorie StoneKeith SturgessMarilyn B. SutoriusFielding N. and Mary Jane TappEliot F. and Christine L. TerborghEdward and Gail ThompsonFrederick and Nomi TrapnellBrett Tucker and Flora WuCharlotte B. Turner and Harry A.

TurnerCort and Jean Van RensselaerRobert L. VitoreloJ.M. and Yuriko Doi WalkerJohn W. Wallace and Ellen J.

RashbaumNancy and Rich WalsworthThe Washington Post Company

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Edwin and Alison WellsJohn and Lynn WieseGregory F. and Carolyn G. WilburMary E. WilliamsKathy Williams and Dan PutmanMarzette O. WoodsGerald and Artemas YaffeElizabeth J. Yasek and Michael S.

FleiceRichard and Susan ZareMarilyn and Leslie ZatzCaroline P. Zlotnick

2012 Winter Wonderland Contributors

Avelar FamilyJasmine BaluyotBay NetworkScott BellisTom BenedettiSusan BoikoBorluca FamilyKenneth CarlisleCarter FamilyCrescent Alliance GroupCulinary ProgramDavid DiasTracy DuncanAlonzo EmeryEric ForgaardFour Seasons HotelHanson FamilyHewlett PackardJobTrain Board of DirectorsJohnson FamilyLaborers ProgramKail LubarskyJoy Martin-SpriggsDiana MitchellPacifica Gas & Electric CompanyDeborah PicarPutnam FamilySan Mateo Credit UnionMarc SantuccioJenilee SilvaSlingShot ConnectionsTE ConnectivityRosalyn “Roz” ThomasSiosiua “C2” VeaChef Adam WeinerSharon Williams

*Donor-advised fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

**Donor-advised fund of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties

***Donor-advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation

****Donor advised fund of the Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

*****Charitable Gift Account at Schwab Charitable Fund

******Donor advised fund of Beechwood Community Fund through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney GIFT Inc

*******Donor advised fund of the Los Altos Community Foundation

********Donor advised fund of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund

*********Donor advised fund of the Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund