Honor A Legacy With An Endowment Gift
Honor the people and moments that have shaped your life with a gift. A tribute gift can celebrate a marriage, the birth of a child, a retirement, an anniversary, or another meaningful milestone. A memorial gift can preserve the memory of someone recently lost or honor a loved one whose influence continues to be felt years later.
Each gift becomes part of a lasting musical legacy. Honorees and memorials are recognized on this page in perpetuity, and gifts received during the fiscal year, July 1 through June 30, are also acknowledged in the CSO’s program inserts. Through this meaningful gesture, the people you cherish become part of the music and mission of the Canton Symphony Orchestra.
If you have questions about Rhapsody gifts, please contact Nathan Maslyk, development manager, at nmaslyk@cantonsymphony.org or by calling 330.452.2094.
Endowment gifts provide lasting support for the Canton Symphony Orchestra. Each year, investment earnings generate vital operating funds that help ensure the music continues for generations to come.
Historical Rhapsody Gifts
With deep appreciation, the Canton Symphony Orchestra wishes to thank the following individuals, families, and businesses for their commitment, generosity, and love of music. Their belief in the importance of the Canton Symphony Orchestra as a valued arts organization in Northeast Ohio will allow it to succeed well into the future.
Carman D’Agostino, in honor of Dr. Harry J. Agostino, Jr.
Richard & Treva Aeling, in honor of Charles & Anna Aeling and Archie & Virginia Mastreano.
Robin & Rich Rokisky, in memory of Allison Armentrout.
June Henderson, in memory of Estelle Blau.
Gordon & Sue Evans, in memory of Frederick Gibbs.
Ralph Toalston, in memory of Patricia A. Kroft.
Jeffrey & Lindsay Berding, in honor of Shirley McCoul.
Melissa & Tony Burek, Samantha Burek, and Linda Alper, in memory of Estelle Blau.
Cheryl R. Gaspar, in memory of Estelle Blau.
Debra R. Levin, in memory of Estelle Blau.
Fred & Nancy Linxweiler, in memory of Estelle Blau.
Deborah F. Petroff, in memory of Estelle Blau.
William R. Wise, in memory of Estelle Blau.
Mimi Bogard, in memory of Kathleen Hickey Green.
Mary Anne Huber, in memory of Carolynn MacMillios-Elscips.
Shawn, Sara, Breckie, and Basil Johnson, in memory of Bill Maddox.
Bray-Camp-Cutler, Ltd., in memory of Delores Meier.
Robin & Rich Rokisky, in memory of lifelong performing arts supporters and participants Col. & Mrs. Robert F. Seaton.
Anonymous, in memory of Joan Shaheen.
Kim Selby, in honor of Peggy Fitzmaurice.
Betty M. Lehberger, in memory of James Lehberger.
Laurel Blossom, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Dolores Boule, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
James & Donna Bower, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Jack & Liz Chojnacki, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Robert Fay, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Norman & Pamela Gaynor, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
The David & Laura Grabowsky Charitable Fund, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
John & Elaine Harris, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Emil & Kathy Poporad, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Elizabeth Saimes, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Douglas & Carrie Sibilia, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
Don & Nikki Stock, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
The Tyburski Family Charitable Fund, in tribute to the life of Theodore F. Savastano.
Your Core Volunteers: Ellen, Jill, Nancy L., Marcie, Katy, Julia, Susan, Diana, Karen, Margo, Laurie, Joni, Jodi, Susie, Paula, Ric, Nancy Z., and Margie, in memory of Theodore F. Savastano.
