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Our Mission<\/h2>\n

The\u00a0Tiburon Peninsula Foundation<\/strong>\u00a0contributes to the sense of community on the Tiburon Peninsula. Our mission is to develop projects, often in partnership with other organizations to strengthen the character of our community.<\/p>\n

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Board Members<\/h2>\n

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Peyton Stein, Elizabeth Kilgore, Julia Shumelda, Ed Lynch, Jim Wood, Arlene Nielsen, Emmett O’Donnell, David Holscher, Devin Stroman, Steve Meisel, remembering Art Kern<\/p>\n

Devin Stroman, President<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Emeritus<\/h4>\n

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Mogens Bach
Piper Berger
Robin Daly
George Gnoss
Art Kern*<\/p>\n

*deceased<\/p>\n

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Al Kuhn*
Barbara Mathew
Jim Mitchell
Arno Rayner*<\/p>\n

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Bruce Ross*
Sylvia Ross
Larry Smith
Gary Spratling<\/p>\n

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\"\"Our History<\/h2>\n

In 1969, a visionary named Sam Shapero (who served as Tiburon\u2019s Town Treasurer), decided that Blackie\u2019s Pasture needed to be preserved and protected.<\/p>\n

Sam did two things.\u00a0He bought one third of the land and donated it to a foundation he created\u2013The Tiburon Peninsula Foundation.\u00a0This foundation then raised the money to buy another third.\u00a0The foundation gifted its two thirds to the Town of Tiburon on the condition that the Town wrestle the remaining third from Caltrans.<\/p>\n

The Town managed to do just that and from this start came not only Blackie\u2019s Pasture, but McKegney Green and the South of the Knoll Park.<\/p>\n

We are forever grateful to Sam Shapero.<\/p>\n

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