3. Contents
Director’s Welcome 3
Letter from the Chairman 5
Treasurer’s Report 6
Exhibitions 2015 8
Ways to Give 12
Learning with Art 14
Events 16
2014/15 Annual Appeal Supporters 17
Membership 18
Celebrating Our Volunteers 21
BNG Contact Information Back Cover
Reynolds Beal, American, St. George’s, oil on canvas,
c. 1940. 23” x 29”. Gift of David L. White OBE.
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4. Mission
The BNG serves the diverse
community through an evolving
collection, innovative exhibitions,
and impactful learning
programmes and partnerships.
Vision
The BNG is celebrated as a
dynamic centre of inspiration
through art.
Values
EXCELLENCE
We aspire to the highest values
and professional standards in
the care, housing, research and
presentation of our collections.
COMMITMENT
We believe that art-inspired
learning opportunities have
the potential to transform
perceptions.
LEADERSHIP
We are committed to relevant
cultural leadership as an
innovative, socially aware art
museum.
INCLUSIVITY
We endeavour to reach the
widest demographic of people
by removing barriers.
RELEVANCE
We want the community to feel
that the Gallery belongs to them.
SUSTAINABILITY
We will responsibly manage
finances and resources, and
maintain the highest standards
in museum management policy
and practices.
Ami Zanders, Bermudian, Nelly Spins a Yarn, yarn and mixed media, 2015. Dimensions variable.
Collection of the artist. Featured in Marking Territories: A Focus on Bermuda's Landscape.
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5. Director’s Welcome
The mission of the Bermuda
National Gallery covers three
overlapping areas: collections,
exhibitions and programmes, with
a focus on serving the Island’s
diverse community. While we
understand that we cannot be
everything to everyone all of
the time, we are committed to
shaping memorable experiences
that will bring readers like yourself
back to us again and again.
Our Youth Arts Council may
remember their leadership roles
in shaping activities for their
peers, while our Youth Camera
Action camp counsellors may
have fond memories of passing
along the camera skills that they
learned years prior. Our education
programmes bring young people
back to the BNG repeatedly, a
strong indicator that positive
experiences are taking place here.
My personal highlight was
a trip to Rome, Italy, where I
experienced a bespoke tour of
the Vatican Museums, which
has subsequently led to an
unprecedented opportunity for
the BNG. The exhibition we are
planning for in 2017 is, in the
words of Director Prof. Antonio
Paolucci, “a good way to start the
collaboration between our two
Museums.”
The past year was memorable.
The years ahead look exciting and
I hope that you will be inspired to
stay involved with the BNG.
Lisa Howie
Director
For some, it will be the Private
Collection exhibition series that
was a highlight of 2015. In this
new venture, we celebrated a
select few stunning artworks
that were generously loaned to
the museum for a three-week
period. It was such a pleasure to
talk about the artwork of Rodin
in the same sentence as the
BNG. For such a small place, it
is remarkable what treasures are
on Island. (See page 10 for more
details.)
For some, the Friday night Happy
Hour series that we ran through
the winter months was most
memorable. Blues, folk, funk and
jazz were a few of the genres
that enlivened the setting as an
answer to the call for more music
nights and for being open late
one night each week.
While we understand
that we cannot be
everything to everyone
all of the time, we are
committed to shaping
memorable experiences
that will bring readers
like yourself back to us
again and again.
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6. Registered charity #288
Bermuda
Fine Art Trust
Current Trustees (at December 2015)
Mr. Gary L. Phillips, OBE, JP,
Chairman
Dr. Kim Dismont Robinson
Mrs. Dawna Ferguson, Secretary
Mrs. Judith Hall Bean
Mr. James Hallett, Treasurer
Mr. Colin “Dusty” Hind
Mr. Wayne Jackson
Ms. Suzanne Mayall
Ms. Elaine Murray
Ms. Ebony G. Patterson
Mr. Franklin Hill Perrell
Mr. George Peterich
Founding Trustees
Mr. John Bluck,
Chairman Emeritus (deceased)
Mrs. Maurine Cooper (deceased)
Lt. Col. Michael Darling, OBE ED JP
Mr. Desmond Fountain
Mrs. Georgine R. Hill, MBE
(deceased)
Mr. John Kaufmann
Mr. Dennis Sherwin (deceased)
Miss Ruth E. Thomas, MBE
The Hon. Hereward T. Watlington
(deceased)
Dr. Charles Zuill
Staff
Ms. Lisa Howie, Director
Ms. Sophie Cressall, Curator
Ms. Dany Pen, Education &
Communication Officer
Ms. Jennifer Phillips,
Office Administrator
Legal Advisor
Mr. Alan Dunch
of Mello, Jones & Martin
Accounting Services
Details Management
William Collieson, British, Untitled, wood and acrylic, 2015. Collection of the artist. Featured in the
America’s Cup Front Street Festival, October 16-18, 2015.
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7. Letter from the Chairman
Although we are all grateful for the
clear and positive indications that
Bermuda’s economy is emerging
from the recession, we remain
realistic that its deeply creviced
impact will take further palliative
care to correct.
In spite of this obvious challenge
as well as the need to address
costs associated with our ageing
physical infrastructure, the
Trustees of the Bermuda National
Gallery are buoyed by the
reverberating applause and overall
support we continue to enjoy
from a growing membership at
both the individual and corporate
levels.
I dedicate this 2015
Annual Report to the
impressive examples of
philanthropy for which
the BNG has been the
grateful beneficiary.
We extend very special thanks to
those who selflessly help us give
birth to our dreams - those who
support our outreach yet seek no
public acknowledgement of their
most appreciated generosity. We
thank them – recognizing that
their desire is our desire - to keep
the BNG relevant and innovating.
On behalf of the Trustees, I
reserve as always my admiration
and appreciation for our Executive
Director, Lisa Howie and her
dynamic team who remind us
each day by their passionate
application that
“…art and culture is as necessary
as water to the lives of ordinary
people”.
Gary L. Phillips OBE, JP
Chairman
This level of respect for the BNG
recognizes and celebrates a
couple of key factors without
which there simply would
not be the museum as we
know it today– the one is our
collection and the other is our
complementary programming.
I dedicate this 2015 Annual
Report to the impressive
examples of philanthropy for
which the BNG has been
the grateful beneficiary. This
began with the late Hereward
T. Watlington – 2015 Recipient
of the Bermuda Arts Council’s
Patrons Award - and continues
with the sustained interest
and unfailing support of Sir
Christopher Ondaatje.
Today, the BNG pauses to
pedestal the monumental
contributions and encouraging
involvement of the late Edgar
Humann and the Christian
Humann Foundation. We
celebrate with grateful thanks
the gift and collection of works
bequeathed by the late John
Hinson Young II and Nelga Vivian
Young and we shine a light on
Cross Currents: Impressions of
Bermuda – the collection gifted by
David L. White OBE.
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8. Treasurer’s Report
A summary of the BNG financial
results are provided in the graphs
on the next page, and are based on
our audited financial results for the
12 months ending March 31, 2015.
The audited financial statements are
available from the BNG website.
The year ending March 2015 resulted
in a net cash profit of $13,803 (2014
was a loss of -$45,721) before non-
cash depreciation of fixed assets.
As seen in the pie charts, the trend
of support from individuals and
family foundations remained strong,
providing 57% of the 2015 operating
revenue (63% in 2014). However,
support from the corporate sector
may have reached the end of its six
year downward trend resulting in a
similar contribution as seen in 2014
of 31% of revenue. Since the broad
decline of business and population
in Bermuda following 2008-9, the
scale of the BNG revenues has shrunk
considerably with a very noticeable
decline in corporate support by 57%,
representing $300,000 less support in
2015 versus 2008. This has not only
impacted the BNG in the programmes
offered to our community, but has also
significantly impacted our ability to
offer more frequent exhibitions, due to
the fact that corporate sponsors held
a high value of the recognition derived
from sponsorship of key exhibitions.
The BNG staff continue to make
great efforts to highlight the important
social and intellectual impact of BNG
programmes, as well as the initiatives
of cultural organizations Island wide,
in the face of a misperception that art
is only for glamour.
As the BNG struggled to re-scale its
operations to the changing economic
reality of operating a charitable cultural
organization in Bermuda, the rally of
support of private individuals to the
BNG’s mission has been remarkable.
This trend may have plateaued this
year, however their support remains
very strong and has enabled us to
meet critical needs and to try new
initiatives which otherwise would not
have been possible. Government
grants have also declined over the
years, but have improved this year
thanks to new initiatives from Tourism.
The BNG has struggled for many
years with a lack of sustainable,
committed revenue sources.
Approximately 20% of our revenue
has been relatively stable, in the form
of membership fees, endowment
funding and sales of merchandise.
Unlike prior years, no estate
contributions were received, although
we recognize the need to promote
planned giving initiatives, as seen
further on page 12.
In 2015 we commenced charging
admission. While the impact shown
here for the 2015 financial year is only
over a 3-month period, subsequent
events inform us that admission
fees now exceed the grants that we
received previously to support the
earlier free admission policy. The
volume of visitors has not been
affected.
However, we still remain challenged
with raising over 80% of our funding
from programme grants, annual
appeals, special events and general
donations. Unlike non-profits
in many other countries, very
few donors in Bermuda provide
multi-year commitments, which
requires a sustained and repetitive
effort to maintain funding for core
programmes. Even though we are
certified for best charity practice by
the BNSC, many corporate donors
impose a very high standard for
grant applications, which requires a
commensurate effort of our senior
staff to achieve their funding support.
In the pre-2009 era of the BNG we
could afford to engage development
staff to manage the fundraising
process, but the reality of the current
environment is that the effort must
be absorbed by our senior staff and
trustees. We are grateful for their
stalwart dedication to fund raising and
managing the BNG responsibly.
Since the pre-2009 era, the BNG
has aggressively scaled back its
operations by over 40%. Following
the closure of the BNG East/ St
George’s gallery in 2014, operating
expenses have generally remained
flat over the last 3 years as there is
very little else that can be done to
reduce expenses that has not already
been implemented. Our staff deliver
all programmes and therefore, the
embedded administrative overhead is
low.
We are facing major capital investment
issues. The air-conditioning system
in one area of the BNG has been
stretched long past its useful life
and must be replaced this year and
there are elements of the gallery’s
facilities which require refurbishment
for which capital will need to be
raised. Our greatest concern is that
if the air-conditioning should fail, we
would need to close the gallery to find
alternate storage facilities for portions
of our collection. This would impact
our revenue and impair our ability to
fulfill our programming commitments
and our relevance as a National
Gallery. 2015-16 must address this
critical capital funding requirement.
We are very grateful for continued
funding from the Bermuda
Government to offset some of the
National Collection costs, and for the
substantial generosity of Catherine
Heckett, in addition to the Christian
Humann Foundation, Sir Christopher
Ondaatje, the John and Nelga Young
Endowment, Bacardi International,
and the Bank of Bermuda Foundation
during this period.
James A.H. Hallett
Treasurer
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10. 2015
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
underwritten by
Highlights from The Young Collection
January 15, 2015 - May 28, 2016
The John Hinson Young II and Nelga Vivian Young Collection was donated
to the Bermuda National Gallery in 2005. Comprised of artwork from
around the world, including outdoor sculptures featured in the Queen
Elizabeth Park in Hamilton, the gift was accompanied by a significant
endowment to provide ongoing care. This exhibition celebrates the
collectors’ world travels and the Island’s evolving cultural diversity.
Michel Henry, French, Deux Paniers, oil on canvas, nd. 20” x 29”.
Gift of John Hinson Young II and Nelga Vivian Young.
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11. Artists featured in the exhibition:
Jacqueline Alma, William Collieson, James Cooper,
Rhona Emmerson, Amy Evans, Vaughan Evans,
Graham Foster, Molly Godet, Sheilagh Head,
Antoine A.R. Hunt, Catherine Hunter, Christina Hutchings,
Jonah Jones, Teresa Kirby-Smith, Peter Lapsley,
Kok Wan Lee, Jon Legere, Chris Marson, Steven Masters,
Karl Outerbridge, Lee Petty, Michele Smith,
Sharon Wilson, Ami Zanders.
Marking Territories: A Focus on Bermuda’s Landscape
explored the various ways in which a geographical location
can be interpreted. Historically, the landscape was defined
as a particular scene, one that could be understood as a
time and place; a moment caught either realistically or more
loosely as a colourful expression. In the 21st century the
landscape has moved even closer to the foreground, in
some cases entirely outside of the frame.
Marking Territories:
A Focus on Bermuda’s Landscape
January 15 - November 28, 2015
Steven Masters, Bermudian, Before the Storm, watercolour on paper, 2014. 14” x 21”.
Collection of the artist.
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12. 2015
Exhibitions
Private Collection Series
June 16 - September 5, 2015
Jean-Paul Riopelle, Canadian, Hibou, oil on canvas. 30” x 47”. Private Collection.
Auguste Rodin, French, Le Désespoir, bronze cast, c.1890.
28” x 16” x 25”. Private Collection.
Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory, French, decoration attributed to
Louis-Denis Armand L’aîné, French, Vase (one of a pair), soft-paste
porcelain, green ground, polychrome enamels, gilding, c. 1759.
10 ¾” x 6 ½” x 5 ½”. Collection of John Cox.
There are many stunning art collections on the Island, with holdings that
are precious for various reasons historical, cultural, contemporary, and
genealogical. This exhibition series gave the public an opportunity to have
a ‘sneak peek’ at private collections, including Sèvres porcelain, an August
Rodin sculpture, and paintings by Norman Lewis and Jean-Paul Riopelle.
Norman Lewis, American, Untitled (Man Reading), oil
on canvas, c.1940. 25” x 19”. Private Collection.
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13. Partner: Corporation of Hamilton, entrance to Queen Elizabeth
Park (shown in image)
Artwork reproduced as digital print: E. Ambrose Webster, American,
Bermuda Garden, c.1920. Gift of David L. White, OBE.
Partner: Bermuda National Museum
Artwork reproduced as digital print: Jacqueline Alma, South African/
Dutch, Shallow Waters, 2011.
Partner: Bermuda National College Library
Artwork reproduced as digital prints: Richard Saunders, Bermudian,
Maize Harvest at Ejura, Ghana, 1972, and Theatre in the Street, Harlem,
1967.
Public Art Project
The BNG’s Public Art Project started in 2015, bringing reproductions of the
permanent art collection to public spaces. Thanks to our local partners,
such as the Corporation of Hamilton, Bermuda National Museum, and the
Bermuda College Library, this project brings artwork directly to viewers
around the Island.
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14. Ways to Give
Members and friends of the Bermuda National Gallery support the
organisation in various important ways, such as touring the exhibitions,
attending lectures and events, registering young people in education
programmes. Direct financial support is equally critical. An investment in
the Bermuda National Gallery translates to the betterment of both the
organization and the Island. We hope that you will consider the various
possibilities for planning your gift to secure the future of the museum.
Panorama of Queen Elizabeth Park. Enzo Plazzotta’s, Italian, Jeté (David Wall), bronze, edition 4/9, 1975.
Gift of John Hinson Young II and Nelga Vivian Young.
Thank you to the Young Family, featured here with friends at the naming ceremony of the Young Gallery,
November 25, 2015.
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15. For more
information on
making a gift to
secure the future
of the Bermuda
National Gallery,
please contact
the Director:
(441) 295-9428;
director@bng.bm
A Planned Gift
Since the inception of the Bermuda National Gallery, one particular
Family Foundation has made a significant annual investment
toward the general operating costs. Initially, this unrestricted gift
enabled the creation of the organization, while more recently the
gift has bolstered the balance sheet during a very difficult economic
period. Gifts like this are critical to the organisation’s ability to
fulfill the mission of serving our diverse community through an
evolving collection, innovative exhibitions, and impactful learning
programmes and partnerships. Please consider your gift.
Endowment Opportunities
A gift of any size may be made to the Endowment or the
organisation as a whole. Listed below are opportunities to name a
specific fund.
• Chair Endowment
• Bermuda Art Acquisition Endowment
• Contemporary African Diaspora Acquisition Endowment
• Collections Care Endowment
• Education Endowment
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16. Learning with Art
BNG Education mandate: To bring the art experience to every child in Bermuda.
The ArtReach Education Programme fulfills this mandate by offering the following programmes
and activities: Art Tours; Creative Expressions and Career Labs weeks; Early Years; Youth Camera
Action; Student Docent/ Museum Studies; Professional Development for Educators.
Dr. Sylvanus Nawab,
MD, FAAP, DABP
Youth Arts Council/
College Student
Members
*A youth driven
association
*Leading art projects &
events for young people
*Focus is on leadership,
teamwork, creativity &
fun
*High school and college
level participation
Early Years
2 years +
*Introduction to the
museum for young
children with their schools
& their families
*Curriculum links to the
permanent collection
*Focus is on literacy &
personal expression
Sponsored by
11-14 years
*Designed for middle
school students
*A safe environment to
explore creativity & free
expression
*Photography & stop-
motion animation
curriculum
*Focus is on self-
confidence, autonomy &
literacy
*In partnership with
Family Centre, Sunshine
League, BHS
Sponsored by
Royal Commonwealth Society
Cultural Legacy Fund
School Tours
All ages
*Tours are designed to
be child-centered and
interactive
*Led by trained docents/
gallery guides
*Focus is on critical
thinking and imaginative
exploration
*Links are made to the
school curriculum
Sponsored by
The Ministry of Education
FIL Limited
BNG Youth Art Council 2015: Kayla Williams, Maia Steele, Shane
White, Tristan Narraway, Nkosi Edwards, Jokiah Richardson, Shalika
Robinson
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17. Partners in Education
Sponsored by
Family Workshops
In an effort to strengthen families, the BNG offers
photography workshops in partnership with
community organizations such as Family Centre and
Sunshine League. While learning photography skills,
families create artwork and have fun together.
Creative Expressions
The BNG, in conjunction with a number of Bermuda’s
published poets, artists and writers, offers students
the experience of creative writing using original artwork
as inspiration. Thank you to the following partners and
volunteers:
Greenrock Organization (seen in photo) • Human Rights
Commission • Bermuda Education Network • Ministry of
Culture with Dr. Kim Dismont Robinson • Ms. Claire Hattie
Ms. Donna Bell • Mr. Walton Brown
Career Labs
The BNG Career labs encourages students to learn
about the different career choices in the art industry.
Thank you to the following artists and designers who
volunteered their time:
Teresa Kirby Smith (seen in photo) • Graham Foster • Michele
Smith • Rhona Emmerson • Vaughan Evans • John Gardner
Meagan Wellman • Stephanie Gibson • Yesha Townsend
Ann Spurling • Karl Outerbridge • Lucinda Spurling • Adrian
Kawaley-Lathan
Annual Student Art Competition
In 2014 the theme was “Bermuda: Water is Me” in
partnership with Greenrock Organization and Bermuda
Zoological Society. In 2015 the theme was “Bermuda:
Local Action, Global Impact: A Community Project in the
World” in partnership with Bermuda Zoological Society
and inspired by the UNESCO theme of Sustainability.
Prizes sponsored by The US Consul, Office Solutions and Red Laser.
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18. BNG Events
The Art of Music Happy Hour series ran February to
April in 2015, in partnership with the Bermuda Tourism
Authority, Gosling’s, Flowers by Gimi, and Muse
Restaurant. Featured here is Major Barrett Dill and the
Blues Beat Band.
The winter months are enlivened by cultural historian
Ruth Thomas seen speaking here with a group of
visitors. Presented by the Department of Community &
Cultural Affairs.
PartnerRe Art Lecture series speaker Franklin Hill
Perrell, seen here with Vivienne Gardner, delivered
an entertaining and informative lecture on the history
of Impressionism in partnership with Bermuda’s first
Plein Air Festival.
In December 2015 the BNG’s Youth Art Council held
an event that used the Annual Student Competition
as inspiration for a day of hands-on, fun activities for
children of all ages.
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19. General Operations
ACE Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Mr. & Mrs. Per Arneberg
Mrs. Lucy Attride-Stirling
Bank of Bermuda Foundation Matching
Donation Programme
BF&M Limited
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brown
Mrs. Hazel Brown
Mr. Peter Bubenzer
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Butterfield
Mrs. Laura Butterfield
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Cawthorn
Chevron International Limited
Dr. & Mrs. Nigel Chudleigh
Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Clee
Mrs. Annette Cloney
Mrs. J.M. Collis
Mr. & Mrs. N. Thomas Conyers
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Correia
Lt.Col. Michael L. Darling, OBE, ED, JP
Mrs. Pamela N. Darrell
Mr. & Mrs. W. Roger Davidson
delMonte & Marty Davis
Ms. Eugenia Dean
Mrs. Connie Dey
Mrs. J. E. Dillas-Wright
Semua Doa
Mrs. Mary Doughty
Mr. & Mrs. William Ferguson
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Fisher
Gloria & Rawle Frederick
Mrs. Barbara Fullerton & Family
Ms. Gail Geiger
Mr. & Mrs. James Gibbons
Lady Gibbons
Dieter & Jennifer Gihon-Waelzholz
Ms. Laura Gorham
Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Gray
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Gray
Mr. Peter Green
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Hall
Mr. & Mrs. James Hallett
Dr. Edward Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Haycock
Mr. & Mrs. J. Henry Hayward
Dr. Eva Hodgson
Mr. Robert K. Horton
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Jackson
Dr. Thomas James
Mr. Robin Judah
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Judd
The Hon. Ian Kawaley
Janet Kemp & Scott Hunter
Mrs. Geoffrey Kitson
Mrs. Elizabeth Kitson
Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Kitson
Mr. & Mrs. Lars Knudsen
Mrs. Margaret Lloyd
Mrs. Nancy Locke
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lombardo
Markel Corporation
In Memoriam
Special donations to
remember our dear friends
Mrs. Georgine R. Hill, MBE
Dr. June Hill
Suzette Edmead Fisher
Gertie Barker
Judith Hall Bean
Rosanda Jones
Mr. Edgar Humann
Toni Besselaar
Elizabeth Cart
William Frith Family
Lady Lully Gibbons
Laura Gorham
Fran Griffiths
Arthur & Linda Gurr
Vicky & David Hamshere
Mr. & Mrs. Harkness
Penne & Paul Leseur
Mrs. Rolf O. Luthi
Pamela & John Mariani
Willem & Shirley Mulder
Mrs. Michael R. Naess
Mr. & Mrs. Brian & Nancy O’Hara
Lady Pearman
Frank & Mina Peniston
M. et Mme François Sicart
Mt. François Sicart, Patsy Jaganath
and Allen Huang
Susan B. Titus
Cummings & Katherine Zuill
The Hon. Robert V. “Bobby” Barritt
Mr. John Barritt, JP & Mrs Barritt
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony & Patricia Correia
Mr. & Mrs. Vaughan Evans
Danny Fagundo & Brenda McLean
Laura Gorham
Mr. & Mrs. J. Henry Hayward
Mr. & Mrs. Edward & Gloria Rego
Mr. & Mrs. John & Ruth Sainsbury
Mr. Francis J. Vallis
Mrs. Valerie Weddup
2014/15 Annual Appeal Contributors
(at March 31, 2015)
Markel Corporation Matching Gift Program
Mr. & Mrs. William Moniz, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Louis K. Mowbray
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Mroz
Mrs. Shirley Mulder
Mutual Insurance Company, Ltd.
Dr. Sylvanus Nawab
Mr. Jonathan Lee Nigro
Mr. & Mrs. Brian O’Hara
Mrs. Betsey Outerbridge
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Packwood
Ms. Maureen Panchaud
Marion E. Paul
Mrs. Suzanne Pearman
Dr. & Mrs. Brian Peckett
Mrs. Marijke Peterich
Mr. George Peterich
Rosedon Hotel
Mr. & Mrs. John Sainsbury
Dr. David Saul
Mrs. Barbara Smith
Mrs. Audrey C. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Smith
Gary Smith & Teresa Kirby Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Spurling
Mr. Michael J. Spurling
Mrs. Anna Summers
Mr. & Mrs. John Talbot
Dr. & Mrs. Clarence Terceira
Theresa Tucker
Mr. F.J. Vallis
Mr. Nick Walker
Walker Arcade Co., Ltd.
Mrs. Ronica Watlington
Mrs. Bea Williams
Mrs. Nea Willits
Mr. Reid Young
Care of Collection
Mr. Gary Phillips OBE & Mrs. Phillips
Mr. Robert Steinhoff
Education
Mrs. Jill Asbell
Mrs. Hortensia Bosch
Dr. Ewart Brown, JP & Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Margaret Burgess-Howie
Dr. Freda K. Byron-Twyman
Meredith Ebbin & Dave Purvis
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Elliott
Ms. Lisa Howie
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C.H. Johnson
Dr. Ada N. Nyabongo
Ms. Sheila Y. Simons-Johnson
Mrs. Sheila Swan
Ms. Ruth Thomas, MBE
Ms. Jodie Tucker
Mrs. A E Wilkinson
Endowment
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Dill
Dr. Sylvanus Nawab
Mr. & Mrs. Jan & Barbara Spiering
Exhibitions
AQR Re
Mr. Robert Barritt
Frameworks
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hammond
Free Admissions
Mrs. Sheila Gray
Ms. Frances Hinton
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Krawshuk
The Lepercq Charitable Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. F.C. Phillips
Mrs. Mary Powell
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20. BNG Members
(at December 19, 2015)
Chairman’s Circle Honorary
Mrs. Audrey Bluck
Bacardi Limited
Lt. Col. Michael Darling OBE, ED, JP
Mr. Paul Doughty
Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Fountain
Mr. & Mrs. Denis H. J. Glynn
Ms. Laura T. Gorham
Mrs. Catherine Heckett
Mrs. Edgar Humann
Mr. & Mrs. Robin Judah
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Kaufmann
Mrs. Edwin L. Knetzger
Mr. Henry Laing
Mr. Paul Leseur, MBE & Mrs. Leseur
Sir Christopher Ondaatje, KBE
Dr. & Mrs. David J. Saul
Messers Michael Spurling MBE & Whittall
Mr. Robert D. Steinhoff
Ms. Ruth E. Thomas, MBE
Mrs. Nancy Valentine
Mr. & Mrs. John Young, III
Dr. Charles Zuill
Director’s Circle Honorary
HE the Gov. Mr. George Fergusson
The Hon. Michael H. Dunkley, JP, MP
The Premier of Bermuda
The Hon. Justice Ian K awaley, JP
The Chief Justice
The Hon. K. H. Randolph Horton
The Speaker, the House of Assembly
Mrs. Ginny Ferson
Deputy Governor
The Hon. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin
Minister of Community, Culture & Sports
The Hon. E. T. “Bob” Richards, JP, MP
Minister of Finance
Sen. The Hon. Michael Fahy, JP
Minister of Home Affairs
The Hon. Dr. Grant Gibbons, JP, MP
Minister of Economic Development
The Hon. Jeanne Atherden
Minister of Health & Environment
The Hon. Trevor Moniz, JP, MP
Attorney General & Minister of Legal Affairs
The Hon. Craig Cannonier, JP, MP
Minister of Public Works
The Hon. Wayne Scott, JP, MP
Minister of Education
The Hon. Marc Bean, JP, MP
Leader of the Opposition
Mrs. Mary Ellen Noonan Koenig
U.S. Consul General
The Rt. Wor. Charles R. Gosling, JP
Mayor of Hamilton
The Rt. Wor. Quinell Francis, JP
Mayor of St. George’s
Mr. Wayne Carey
Permanent Secretary Community,
Culture & Sports
Mrs. Heather Whalen
Director, Community & Cultural Affairs
Mrs. Valerie Robinson-James
Permanent Secretary, Education
Dr. Freddie Evans
Acting Commissioner of Education
Dr. Shangri-la Durham-Thompson
Education Officer, Arts & Leadership
Bermuda Arts Council
Bermuda Tourism Authority
The Hon. Consul Austria
The Hon. Consul Belgium
The Hon. Consul Canada
The Hon. Consul Denmark
The Hon. Consul Finland
The Hon. Consul France
The Hon. Consul Germany
The Hon. Consul Ghana
The Hon. Consul Ireland
The Hon. Consul Italy
The Hon. Consul Jamaica
The Hon. Consul Luxembourg
The Hon. Consul Mexico
The Hon. Consul Norway
The Hon. Consul Portugal
The Hon. Consul Sweden
The Hon. Consul Switzerland
The Hon. Consul The Netherlands
The Hon. Vice Consul Spain
Foundations
ACE Foundation
Argo Foundation
Bank of Bermuda Foundation
Christian Humann Foundation
Lepercq Charitable Foundation
Montpelier Re Foundation
XL Foundation Ltd.
Director’s Circle Sponsor
Dr. Sylvanus Nawab
Director’s Circle Patron
Ms. Diana Andrew
Mrs. Hazel Brown
Dr. Ewart Brown, JP & Mrs Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cawthorn
Mr. Peter Green
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hollis Hallett
Mr. Franklin Hill Perrell
Mr. Wayne Jackson, JP & Mrs. Jackson
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas V. James
Mr. & Mrs. Brian O’Hara
Lady Antoinette Pearman
Mr. & Mrs. D. G. Peterich
Mr. Gary Phillips OBE & Mrs. Phillips
John & Ruth Sainsbury
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Smith
Corporate Sponsor
Partner Re
Corporate Benefactor
Bermuda Electric Light Co. Ltd.
Chevron International Limited
Conyers, Dill & Pearman Limited
Markel Corporation
Corporate Fellow
FIL Limited
Oil Management Services Ltd.
Corporate In-Kind
AAC Saatchi & Saatchi
Ad Hoc Systems
Arthur Morris & Company Limited
Bermuda Blueprinting Ltd.
Bermuda Magazine
Bermuda Pest Control
Christie’s
City of Hamilton
Dunkley & Pioneer Dairies Ltd
ESC Limited
Hamilton Princess Hotel
Fast Forward Freight Ltd.
Fourways Inn & Catering
Gosling’s Limited
Graphix Signs
Island Press Ltd.
Just Cleaners Ltd.
M & M International Ltd.
Mac Worcs!
Moongate Photographic Productions
Office Solutions Ltd.
P.E.N.G. Electric
Pembroke Paint Co. Ltd.
RedLaser Ltd.
The Royal Gazette
Wakefield Quin Limited
Contributing Fellow
Mr. N. B. Dill Jr. JP & Mrs. Bitten Dill
Lady Lully Gibbons
Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. H. Johnson
Miss Robyn Semos
Gary M. Smith & Teresa Kirby Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Jan Spiering
Sir John Swan, JP KBE & Lady Swan
Contributing Associate
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ahl
Mr. & Mrs. John Buchanan
Mr. & Mrs. John Douglas Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. John Collis
Mr. & Mrs. N. Thomas Conyers
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Fisher
Mrs. Denise Belvin, Frameworks Limited
Chris & Barbara Fullerton & Family
Mr. & Mrs. John Gardner
Ms. Gail Geiger
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Gibbons
Mr. & Mrs. J. F. H. Hannam
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Haycock
Mrs. Yoga Horseman
Mrs. Anne Kast
Dr. James A. C. King JP & Mrs. King
Mrs. Margaret Lloyd
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. MacGillivray
Mr. & Mrs. Louis K. Mowbray
Mrs. Suzanne D. Pearman
Mr. David Purvis & Ms. Meredith Ebbin
Lady Eileen Sharpe
Gary and Susie Singer
Ms. Amanda Swan
Mr. & Mrs. John Talbot
The Dockyard Company Ltd.
Mrs. Susan Titus
United Insurance Company Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Walker
Mrs. A. E. Wilkinson
Contributing Friend
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Amaral
Miss Barbara Anderson
Mr. William T. Andrews
Mr. & Mrs. Horst Augustinovic
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bell
Mrs. Hortensia Bosch
Mr. Michael Brace & Family
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21. Dr. & Mrs. Eric Brauers
Peter & Lisa Marshall Bubenzer
Mrs. Laura Butterfield
Dr. Freda Byron-Twyman
Mr. Matthew Cairney
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Cassidy
Dr. & Mrs. Nigel Chudleigh
Dr. & Mrs. Gerard Cloney
Mrs. J. Margaret Collis
Dr. & Mrs. George L. Cook
Mr. & Mrs. C. O. Cooper
Mr. & Mrs. David G. Cooper
Mrs. Margot Cooper
Mr. Anthony T. Correia, JP
Mr. John W. Cox
Mr. George Cubbon
Mr. & Mrs. Clive Dakin
Mrs. Pamela Darrell
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Davidson
Mr. delMonte V. Davis, JP & Mrs. Davis
Ms. Eugenia Dean
Mr. Larry T. Dennis
Mr. & Mrs. Peter & Wendy Dunne
Dr. & Mrs. David Dyer, JP
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Elliott
Mr. Kevin J. Elliott
Terrell & Mary Faulkenberry
Ms. Sandra Fisher
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster
Ms. Melanie Francis
Dr. Grant Gibbons JP MP
Mr.& Mrs. Bernell Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Godfrey
Mrs. Margaret Hammond
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Head
Mr. & Mrs. Erich Hetzel
Mr. John Oliver Heyliger
Jennifer & Ian Hind
Ms. Irmgard Hodgson
Ms. Lisa Howie
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hutchings
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Jones
Mrs. Monica J. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. G. Kirkham Kitson
Mr. & Mrs. Orren F. Knauer
Mr. & Mrs. Lars Knudsen
Mrs Karla Lacey (Burrows)
Mr. Terry E. Lister, JP
Mrs. Mary Louise Luthi
Mrs. Gladys Green MacDonough
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Martin
Mrs. Brenda Meade
Mr. Leopold N. Mills II CBE, JP & Mrs. Mills
Mr. Craig Morfitt
Steve Lake & Sheila Nicoll
Dr. Ada N. Nyabongo
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Outerbridge
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Packwood
Mrs. G. M. Parker
Mrs. Marion E. Paul
Dr. & Mrs. Brian W. Peckett
Mr. & Mrs. J. Frank Peniston Jr.
Ms. Cinde Pereira
Ms. Naomi Pickard
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Rans
Mr. & Mrs. Evrard T. Richards
Rosedon Hotel
Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Saunders
Mr. Joel Schaefer
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene “Penny” Simmons
Ms. Tracy E. Dilks & Mr. Steven Smith
Ms. Ann Spurling
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Spurling
Mrs. Anna W. Summers
Ms. Sheila M. Swan
Mrs. Barbara Trollope
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Vallis
Myra Virgil & Marc Quig
Ms. Clare Warburton
Dr. & Mrs. Wilbert Warner
Mrs. Carol M. West
Mrs. Kim R. Wilkerson
Mr. Ted Wood
Mrs. Margaret Young
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Young
Mr. & Mrs. Cummings V. Zuill
Family Membership
Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Adderley
Ms. Victoria Anderson
Ms. Meredith Andrews
Dr. Charlotte Andrews & Andrew Davidson
Mrs. Chandra Arandjelovic
Mr. & Mrs. David Ashurst
Tracy Astwood
Mr. J. C. Astwood OBE JP & Mrs. Astwood
Mr & Mrs Mitchell Barker
Mr. R. Bruce Barritt
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Bermingham
Mark Booth
Mrs. J. R. Bowker
Mr. & Mrs. David Brine
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brown
Dr. & Mrs. James N. Burnett-Herkes
Ms. Christine Burns
Michael Butler
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Butterfield
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Carr
Dr. Annabel Carter
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Chandler
Heather J. Cooper
Lita Lee-Anne Cox
Sophie Cressall & Elizabeth Haycock
Mr. & Mrs. W. Roger Davidson
Mr. & Mrs. H. A. C. Davidson, III
Mr. & Mrs. Gareth Davies
Darlene and James Davis
Ms. Rebecca DeCouto
Abigail Clifford & Russell deMoura
Dr. Kim Dismont Robinson
Mr. Bryan Dowling
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Drew
Jack and Linda Durner
Mrs. Valincia Easton
Dr. & Mrs. Russell J. Eddy
Ms. Michelle Edwards
Carol & Ian Feathers
Mr & Mrs Roderick Ferguson
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Frith
Mrs. Daphne R. A. Gauntlett
Jennifer Gihon-Waelzholz
Peter & Flora Goodall
Ms. Fiona Bada Gores
Roma Hayward
The Wor. J. Henry Hayward MBE, JP
Dr. & Mrs. William Hunt
Janet Kemp & Scott Hunter, CA, JP
Barbara A. Ingelman
Andrea & Richard Jackson
Ms. Latanya James
Dr. Clarence E. James CBE,JP & Mrs. James
Claire Jessey
Mr. & Mrs. Voorhees Joell
Tawnya White & John Johnston
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jones
Jonah Jones & JoAnne Stanton
Mr & Mrs Michael A. Judd
Mrs. Alicia Lambert
Ms. Laruna Lambert
Mr. & Mrs. David Lang
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Lee
Ms Robbyn Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Leseur
Mrs. Lisa M. Lister
Rosa Manzana
Mr. Phillip Marsh
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Marshall
Mr. Robert C. H. Masters & Margaret Smith
Mr Kevin Mayall
Mrs. Stella Maybury
Julie McLean
Heather Mello
Mr. & Mrs. William Moniz, Jr
Alexandra Mosher & Darren Maksymetz
Mr. & Mrs. Willem Mulder
Shae Neocleous
Brock Noseworthy & Helen Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. O’Shea
David O’Shea & Cynthia Meyer
Tim & Christine Patton
Ms. Ann E. Paul
Jill Paxton
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Pitt
Ms. Mireille Rankin
Kareen Richardson
Dr. & Mrs. Sean Ringsted
Carmelita Robinson-Cann
Daniela Romaine
Robyn Ann Roveredo
Mrs. Vanessa Lovell Schrum
Yulanda Williams Seymour
Allison & Jason Simmons
Emma Simmons
Mrs Frigga Simmons
Ms. Aeysha Simons
C. Shinah & Michelle Simons
Mrs. Meredith Smith
Mrs. Michele Smith
Juliana Snelling
Kelli Soares
Earlette Stephens
Mrs. Gillian C. Stewart
Troy & Tona Symonds
Ms. Tawana Tannock
Dr. & Mrs. Clarence R. Terceira
Krystalle Tobin
Ms. Keechia Tuckett
Sonia Verrilli-Jabon
Jessica and Clifford Wade
Mrs. Sumner H. Waters
Ms. Grace Welch
Mrs. Christine Wellman
Michael and Margaret Wennberg
Elaine White
Mr & Mrs Michelle & Edmund White
Richard deWhittaker & Hannah Willmott
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Wright
Mr & Mrs Robert & Rachel Zuill
Individual Membership
Mr. Ali Arouzi
Mrs. Lucy Attride-Stirling
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22. We regret any errors or omissions
in these lists. Please notify us of any
corrections. Thank you.
Miss Lisa Bean
Mrs. Fiona Beck
Ms. Susan Bendell
Ms. Violet C. Brangman
Arlene Brock
Hon. Neletha Butterfield, MBE, JP
Ms. Mary Carpenter
Mr. Robert Chandler
Ms. Norma L. Christensen
Ms. Sonia Allyson Clarke
Mr. Charles C. Corbin
Hon. Paula Cox, JP
Mrs Rhonda Cross Maskal
Miss Keishunda Curtis
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Daniels
Mr. W. Forster Darling
Mr. Eugene DeCouto
Mr. Russell Dey
Mr. Frank Dublin
Ms. Tanya Esdaille
Mrs. Angela Faries
Ms. Annabella Fraser
Mrs. Rosanne Galloway
Mrs. Vivienne J. Gardner
Miss Stephanie Gibson
Ms. Jennifer Gray
Miss Mary Gray
Ms. Veronica Harvey
Dr. Eva Hodgson
Miss Agathe R. Holowatinc
Ms. N. Christina Hutchings
Ms. Emma Ingham
Shelley Johnson
Susanna Kitson
Mr. Richard Klein
Miss Jennie Lamerton
Mr. Kok Wan Lee
Ms. Marguerite I. Lovell
Mrs. Hugh C. E. Masters
Suzanne Mayall
Mr. & Mrs. William McKenna
Mr. Bob Mieczkowski
Mr. Cushi Ming
Mrs. Jasen Moniz
Mrs. Lucy Toland Murphy
Mrs. Betsey C. Outerbridge
Ms. Gillian Outerbridge
Ms. Maureen Panchaud
Mrs. Shirley L. Pearman, MBE
Miss Jennifer Phillips
Ms. Tracey Pitt
Mrs. Aurora Porter
Mrs. Catherine A. Robinson
Ms. Iris Robinson
Ms. Kate Ross
Mr Nick Silk
Ms. Marilyn A. Simmons
Mrs. Marilynn O. Simmons
Michelle Simmons
Mrs. Sheila Y. Simons-Johnson
Mr. Steve Skowyrski
Mr. Alan C. Smith
Mrs. Anne Smith
Ms. Audrey C. Smith
Mrs. Barbara A. Smith
Mr. Edwin M.E. Smith
Ms. Kimberley J. Smith
Miss Giulianna Maria Molero Solari
Mrs. Helene A. Stephenson
Mr. Malcolm Brian Swan
Mrs. Nicola Swan
Mrs. Daphne M. Taylor
Charmaine Thomas
Dr. Sajni Tolaram
Ari-Jenay Tucker
Ms. Jodie Tucker
Leila Wadson
Ms. Katherine Waters
Monica Willcott
Mrs. Bea M. Williams
Mrs. Nea P. Willits
Mrs. Phiemma Wilson
Mr. W. S. Zuill
Senior Membership
Mrs. Bente Ahern
Mrs. Maureen Anderson
Ms. Daurene Aubrey
Ms. Mary Louise Ball
Mrs. Peggy Peniston Berk
Mrs. Jean Bird
Mr. Kurt Birrer
Mrs. Susan Black
Mr. Robin Blackburne
Dr. David Blagrave
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Boatman
Mr. & Mrs. Roy V. Bray
Ms. Margaret Burgess-Howie
Mrs. Phyllis Caisey
Mrs. Margaret F. Caton
Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Clee
Dr. Maggie Cormack
Miss Carleen Currie
Ms. Lorraine Dakin
Mrs. Rosalie Davis
Mrs. Iris Davison
Mrs. Sheila B. Dempster
Mrs. Linda DeSilva
Ms. Connie Dey
Ms. Mary McLean Doughty
Mr. & Mrs. Vaughan Evans
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Ferguson
Mrs. Jennifer Flood
Mr. & Dr. Rawle Frederick
Ms. Frances A. L. Furbert
Mrs. Mona Marie Gambrill
Ms Sandy Gascoigne
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Gibbons
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard O. Gibbons, JP
Ms. Molly Godet
Mrs. Gillian E. Gray
Mrs. Sheila M. Gray
Mr & Mrs Stanley Greenslade
Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Guishard
Mr. & Mrs. C. Grant Hall
Mrs. Fay Hayward
Ms. Anne Hines
Mrs. Mary V. Hopkins
Mrs. Joyce E. Joell-Hayden
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jones
Mr. Stephen R. Kendell, OBE, JP
Mrs. Elizabeth M. (Betty) Kitson
Mr. & Mrs. David Lines
Mrs. Charles Lloyd Tucker
Mrs. Nancy Locke
Ms. Marlyn Lovett Trott
Mrs. Joy Lusher
Miss Evelyn MacGregor
Ms. Patricia A. Maher
Mr. & Mrs. J. Proctor Martin
Ms. Irene McMorrow
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ming
Mrs. M. J. Mitchell
Mr. Edwin S. Mortimer
Mrs. Elizabeth Mroz MBE
Ms. Judith A. Munro
Dr. & Mrs. Harold Najac
Mrs. Helle Patterson
Ms. Monica Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Phillips
Mrs. E. Mary Powell
Mrs. Patricia Powell
Mrs. Jill Raine
Ms. Brenda Raynor
Mr. & Mrs. Sinclair Richards
Ms. Yvonne Roach
Ms. Roberta Robinson
Mr. Dennis H. Saunders
Mrs. Annelies Scheland
Mr. & Mrs. Graeme Seaton
Ms. Brenda Simmons
Mrs. Enid Simmons
Mrs. P. Annette Simmons
Ms. Janet C. Simpson
Mrs. Lorna Sirjusingh
Ms. Deanna R. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Smith
The Hon. Dame Jennifer Smith
Mr. Tudor Royston Smith
Mrs. Ann Smith Gordon, MBE, JP
Mrs. L. Evadne Soares
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Stevens
Mrs. Leola C. Stovell
Mrs. Janice Swan
Mrs. Joan L. Taplin
Mrs. Faith Tatem
Ms. Caroline Telford
Ms. Marian Thomas
Mrs. Anita Thompson
Mrs. Wendy Tribley
Mr. E.C.(Toby) Trott
Miss Elizabeth Ann Trott
Mrs. Frances Tucker-Hinton
Ms. Ronnie Tuckett
Ms. Monica Waddell
Mrs. Sue Walker
Mr. J. Hartley Watlington
Mrs. Ronica Watlington
Dr. Marion Watlington-Vorley
Mrs. Joy Whalley
Ms. Molly White
Mr. & Mrs. Reginald White
Ms. Wilena White
Mrs. Joan M. Williams
Ms. Lynne Winfield
Student Membership
Hailey Barbosa
Caroline F. Caton
Maya Malpas
Tamoghna Sengupta
Hunter Squire
Yanni Squire
Treasure Tannock
Kamela Michelle Wade
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23. GET INVOLVED
If you would like to join the BNG team, please register your interest
by calling 295-9428 or via email to membership@bng.bm
Celebrating our Volunteers
Thank you to all of our volunteers! We are so grateful for your service to the BNG.
BNG Volunteers
Coleen Ahl
Likila Baxter
Freda Byron-Twyman
Tony Correira
Michael Daniels
Valarie Darrell
Connie Dey
Maureen Eddy
Sylvie Elliot
Chrissy Frith
Gail Geiger
Stephanie Gibson
Judy Godfrey
Hannah Gutteridge
Ian Hind
Jennifer Hind
Yoga Horseman
Catherine Hunter
Christina Hutchings
Aruna Lolljee
Lucy Martin
Rose-Ann Maxwell
Brenda Meade
Cushi Ming
Indigo Palacio
Cinde Perreira
Greg Peters
Anita Pitt
Janet Pyrah
Jim Ramsay
Sakhile Richards
Sarah Ruzicska
Rohan Shastri
Lorna Sirjusingh
Anne Smith
Faith Tatem
Laurie Thompson
Barbara Trollope
Joi Trott
Karla Trott
Leah Trott
Relda Wellman
Nea Willits
Dr. Charles Zuill
Volunteers Anita Pitt and Relda Wellman. Volunteers Gail Geiger and Judy Godfrey.
Trustee George Peterich with volunteer Connie Dey and friend Peter Frith.
“Best place to be two days in a row,”
BNG Volunteer Michael Daniels
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24. Location
2nd Floor, City Hall & Arts Centre
17 Church Street
Hamilton HM 11
Bermuda
Hours
Monday to Friday - 10am to 4pm
Saturday - 10am to 2pm
Closed on all public holidays
Postal Address
Bermuda National Gallery
Suite 191
48 Par-La-Ville Road
Hamilton HM 11
Bermuda
Contact Us
Phone 441-295-9428
Fax 441-295-2055
Email director@bng.bm
Website www.bng.bm
Office Hours
Monday to Friday - 9am to 5pm
Free Tours
The BNG offers a guided tour each
Thursday at 10:00am, which is free with
admission. If you would like to book a
private tour, or a free school tour please
contact us.
For more information on education
programmes and school tours contact:
Education@bng.bm
LOCATION: Bermuda National Gallery, Hamilton
We would like to acknowledge AAC Saatchi & Saatchi as the creative team for our Annual Report 2015.
