DACOR Legacy Society

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Join the DACOR Legacy Society


This is one of the routes to giving a gift that truly make a difference, that ensures a level of support that magnifies DACOR’s ability to fulfill our mission and multiplies your personal satisfaction and recognition. A gift of "tremendous significance" often can be made simply and at a very low cost.  

How to Leave a Legacy

Three methods of planned giving that are quick, easy and effective are:

  • Make a Bequest: name the DACOR Bacon House Foundation in your will

  • Add a Beneficiary to Your Life Insurance: name the DACOR Bacon House Foundation as a partial or primary beneficiary of your policy

  • Add a Beneficiary to your Retirement Plan: name the DACOR as a partial or primary beneficiary of your IRA or other retirement plan.

Benefits of Becoming a Member of the Legacy Society

Once you commit to one of these methods of giving and communicate it to DACOR, you will be a member of the DACOR Legacy Society. You do not need to disclose the amount you will give, but this does help us with our long-term planning. In return, you will receive:

  • A commemorative gift recognizing the member’s generous support of DACOR Bacon House Foundation

  • Inclusion on a DACOR Legacy Society plaque displayed in the House

  • An invitation to an annual event for DACOR Legacy Society members only

  • Special recognition in the Bulletin and

  • Special recognition on our website

If you’ve already included DACOR Bacon House Foundation in your estate planning, please let us know.


DACOR Legacy Society Members


DACOR extends a warm and heartfelt thank you to those members who have committed to supporting the DACOR Bacon House Foundation through a bequest or planned gift. Those names starred are Founding Members. Those in italics have passed.

Soonhoon Lee Ahn
Rodney Armstrong
John P. and Priscilla C.
Becker*
James and Marianne
Benson*
Dorothy J. Black*
Deborah A. Bolton*
Margaret Beshore Boonstra*
Thomas D. Boyatt*
Tommye L. Grant*
Marianne Gustafson
David Handler*
Ann and John Harbeson*
Carolee Heileman*
Judith A. Henderson*
Brian J. Hooper*
Philip Hughes*
Martin and Bonnie Smith
Hurwitz*
Charmaine Mueller Iversen*
Michael A. and Paula S.
Jakub*
Adaline Johnson
Susan R. Johnson*
Tom and Carolyn Johnson*
Kate Jones
Anne and Richard
Kauzlarich*
Thomas A. Kellermann*
Mary Anne Koromilas*

Janine Brookner
Elizabeth Smith Brownstein
Kathleen Burrows-Jones
Lance and Janie Burton*
John and Ann Bushnell*
Leo Cecchini*
Paul M. Cleveland*
Elizabeth Overton Colton*
Frances D. Cook*
David W. Cox*
Robert J. and Barbara L.
Kott*
Joyce E. Leader*
Lee Nelles Leonhardy*
Catherine R. Lincoln*
Edward Marks*
Joanna Witzel Martin*
Charles Gary and Marilyn
Wilkey Merritt*
Robert H. Miller*
Margot Morrell*
Margaret (Maggie) New*
Oscar J. Olson*
Bobette and William Orr
Dr. Susha Palmer
John M. Peterson III*
Karyn Posner-Mullen
Elizabeth Raspolic*
Kathleen Reddy and Thomas
J. Smith, Jr.*
Robert C. Reis, Jr. and
Ninette K. Reis*

Paul Denig*
Angela R. Dickey and Patricia
D. Norland*
David Duberman
Milton A. Eaton*
Raymond C. Ewing and
Penelope Yungblut*
Phi and Nils Fostvedt
Dale Claire Gibb
Marilyn Wong Gleysteen*
Donnette Rimmer
Edward M. and Lenora W.
Rowell*
Diane Curns Salisbury*
Carol Saunders
Lange Schermerhorn*
Kyoko Schmidt*
Elizabeth Schollaert
Christine Shurtleff*
Galen and Anne Stone*
Alexandra G. Sundquist*
Stephen and Maria C.
Thompson*
Alyce Tidball
Carolyn L. Tillotson-Smith*
Irving G. Tragen*
J. Thomas Ward*
E. Allan Wendt*
Jean Wilkowski
John S. Wood*