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A N N U A L B O N G B E N E F I T A U C T I O N
2020 AUCTION GUIDE
PROUD PARTNER WITH
RICHARD I. BONG VETERANS
PROUD PARTNER WITH
HISTORICAL CENTER
RICHARD I. BONG VETERANS
HISTORICAL CENTER
Richard I. Bong
Post 435
FROM THE
DIRECTOR
LET’S SOA R TO NE W HE IGHTS!
Welcome to the 17th We could go on and on about everything that
annual Flying to New didn’t go as planned this year but there was so
Heights Auction… much good that came out of it. Let’s focus on that!
virtual edition! Although The shutdown period allowed us to rework our
gathering together gift shop layout to make it easier for customers
in one location is not to peruse items. Staff continued to work on a
possible this year, we new permanent exhibit dedicated to the Korean
appreciate you joining and Vietnam Wars that should be open around
us in the virtual world to the first of the year and installed two new mini
support the Richard I. exhibits featuring trench art and one woman’s
Bong Veterans Historical experience fleeing the Nazis during World War II.
Center. The funds raised We adapted our oral history program to allow us
through this event allow to continue capturing veteran stories via Zoom.
us to continue our mission The Junior Curator Program and Bong Squadron
to honor, preserve, and Program continued with safe protocols in place.
interpret the stories of A new website launched in late summer with an
Major Richard Ira Bong and veterans from across improved online gift shop. And we navigated the
the Northland. waters to make this event happen in a new way!
It goes without saying that 2020 was not the This doesn’t happen without people like you
year anyone anticipated it being. The Center hit continuing to step up and support us!
the ground running with Escape the Bong 2.0 in
February thanks to Heritage Window & Door and Tonight, you help us to take more steps
we held our third Stuffie Boot Camp in March, just towards another year of success through your
days before we shut down operations until June 1. participation and contributions to the Center. We
Attendance was up and we were heading towards are looking to the future and the opportunities we
another great year. Then COVID-19 hit and all of have to tell the stories of our Northland veterans.
that momentum was lost. The coming winter is still an unknown but all
of us are ready to embrace it as we progress
For the next two and half months, our staff worked towards a stronger future.
to keep serving our mission and prepare the
Center for visitors once again. We knew things On behalf of the Board of Directors and our
would be different, and they were, but we took Auction Committee, thank you for being here with
our responsibility to keep visitors safe seriously. us and supporting the Richard I. Bong Veterans
However, it meant cancelling our major events Historical Center!
like the Memorial Day BBQ & Vehicle Show and
the 4th of July event with Teddy Roosevelt as we Sincerely,
couldn’t make these events work in the same way Dustin Heckman
as we had in the past. Executive Director
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ABOUT
THE BONG
CENTER
WHO W E ARE M ISS ION S TAT E M E N T
We are a museum dedicated to The Mission of the Richard I. Bong
the memory of Major Bong and all Veterans Historical Center is to preserve
the veterans who have served and and honor the memory of Major
sacrificed to safeguard our freedoms. Bong and all veterans and to provide
educational resources for the Twin Ports
area community and beyond.
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
OFF I CE RS D IR EC TOR S
Terry Lundberg - Chair John Bremer
Tim Sauter, Vice-Chair Ryan Jost
Joe Fischer - Secretary Ryan Kern
Knute Pedersen - Treasurer John Manion
Toby Marcovich
D I REC TOR O F E M E RI TU S David Podratz
Ray Klosowski Judy Weber
Earl Rogers
2020 F LY I N G TO N EW H EIGH T S
AUCT I ON C OMMIT T E E
Tim Sauter, Committee Chair
John Bremer Scottie Gardonio Ryan Kern Knute Pedersen
Martin Dean Dustin Heckman Terry Lundberg Judy Weber
Ryan Jost John Manion
AU C T I O N
HIGHLIGHTS
AUCTION WEBSITE: newheights2020.givesmart.com
S O C IA L ME D IA
We encourage our virtual attendees to share photos on Facebook, Instagram, and
Twitter during the event. Use the hashtag #flyingtonewheights2020 when posting.
S I L E N T A U C T ION
Bidding for the silent auction will open on November 23 and close on
December 4 at 8 pm CST.
DO NAT I O N OPP OR T U N IT IE S
Make a donation to any of these funds (all opportunities will remain open
beyond the event unless otherwise noted):
• Chairman’s Challenge – closes December 4 at 8 pm
• Bong Squadron Program
• New Programming at the Bong Center
• Oral History Program
• Virtual Learning Curriculum
I NS TA N T B U Y IT E M S
Purchase instant items such as tours, memberships, or a commemorative tile panel.
L I V E V ID E O EV EN T
Tune in to our live video event on Friday, December 4 at 7 pm CST via the auction
website or our YouTube Channel. Learn more about the Bong Center and our
donation opportunities during the broadcast.
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First, you must register yourself for the event. After that, you are able to
place bids on any auction package available. GiveSmart has developed
a short video (under two minutes) which explains the bidding process
in detail. To view the video, click here. Please note: Values set forth
opposite items being auctioned are donors’ estimates and are not
warranted by the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center.
Bidding will begin at 12:01 am CST on Monday, November 23, 2020 and
close at 8:00 pm CST on Friday, December 4, 2020.
Please read carefully all the specifications, restrictions, and
expiration dates for each item listed in the description.
Unless otherwise specified, all auctioned services must be used no
later than December 11, 2021. The Buyer agrees to contact the donor to
arrange for services. Please contact all experience, travel, or “mutually
agreed upon date” donors as soon as possible so that both the buyer and
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CHECKOUT WILL BEGIN AT
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PAYMENT
What payment options do I have available?
1. CREDIT CARD PAYMENT - you may pay by credit card within the GiveSmart platform.
To do this, login to your account on this site. Once logged in, click the My Info page
and select “add card on file”. Enter the credit card information and select Add Card.
You do have the ability to change the card on file up to 9:00 pm CST on Friday,
December 4.
2. CASH - you have the ability to pay with cash at the Bong Center beginning Saturday,
December 5. If electing to use this option, please contact the Bong Center before 9:00
pm CST on Friday, December 4.
3. CHECK - you may pay with a check made out to “Bong P-38 Fund Inc” at the Bong
Center beginning Saturday, December 5. If electing to use this option, please contact
the Bong Center before 9:00 pm CST on Friday, December 4.
4. DONOR ADVISED FUNDS - some donors have chosen to contribute to the donation
appeals using Donor Advised Funds. If electing to use this option, please contact the
Bong Center before 9:00 pm CST on Friday, December 4.
Split payment among these options - we recognize that some participants may want to pay in
various ways. For example, a person may want to pay for auction and purchase items with a
credit card on file but provide their donation towards the Chairman’s Challenge with a check
or donor advised fund distribution. The Bong Center is able to work with you to make this
type of arrangement. Please contact the Bong Center at (715) 392-7151 before 9:00 pm CST
on Friday, December 4 to put this arrangement in place.
After the event closes, Bong Center staff will put together all of the items that you won and
contact you regarding pickup or delivery of items. All items must be picked up on or by
Friday, December 11 at 5:00 pm CST.TA X
INFO
TAX D ED U C T IB IL IT Y
The following is provided for the benefit of our auction guests: under
ruling 67-246 of Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Service Code,
only that portion of a charitable contribution which exceeds fair market
value of a “premium” or other substantial benefit given to the donor in
exchange for a contribution is considered to be a gift and is therefore
deductible. Fair market value is the amount the item or benefit would
be worth as sold to the general public. With respect to the Richard I.
Bong Veterans Historical Center auction this means:
AUCTION PURCHASES: the amount paid in excess of the stated fair
market value of the item may be considered a contribution.
MEMBER BIDDING: Bong Center employees, volunteers and board
members have contributed many of the items and financially to the
event. They are allowed to bid and win items in support of the Center.Proud supporter of the
Richard I. Bong
Veterans Historical CenterD O N AT I O N
OPPORTUNITIES
CHAI RM A N ’S C H A L L EN GE
This is your chance to make a big impact on the Bong Center! Our Board Chairman,
Terry Lundberg, is once again issuing his Chairman’s Challenge to participants of
this year’s event. These funds have been critical to our fundraising efforts.
This year, Terry has agreed to match all donations to the Chairman’s Challenge up to
$50,000! Your donation can have a significant impact due to these matching fundsFUND-A-
NEED
FUND-A-NEED
BONG SQUADRON PROGRAM
GOAL: $8,500
The Bong Squadron Program will be in its 3rd year in 2021. This program engages high school students
to provide our Heavy Metal Tours during the summer months. Through this program, the students gain
valuable experience in public speaking and interpretive techniques through part-time seasonal work. To
date, students have provided tours to over 1,300 visitors in two seasons. With each tour, the students
become more confident in their abilities and knowledge of the tour content, which leads to a better visitor
experience. It has also allowed the students to have a greater appreciation of history and veterans.
FUND-A-NEED
VIRTUAL LEARNING CURRICULUM
GOAL: $3,000
Due to COVID-19, many of our area schools will not be able to take a field trip to visit the Center
during the 2020-2021 school year. To adjust to this and provide content for local educators, Center
staff has begun pulling together virtual learning curriculum focused on short video segments
relating to an artifact or exhibit. These videos maintain our connection to educators and students
whether they are in a classroom or distance learning setting. Recording of the initial video set
began in October with more videos to be added throughout the rest of the school year and beyond.
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FUND-A-NEED
ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM
GOAL: $5,000
Oral histories are an important tool for the Center to collect veteran stories. Without this program,
many veteran stories would be lost and it would be more difficult to relate artifact, exhibits, and
programs to military service without the personal perspective. At this time, we are able to record
audio oral histories only unless capturing the interview via Zoom. To enhance our program, the
Center would like to purchase equipment that will allow for video recording of interviews and get
better audio clarity. This will make for better oral histories and expand the range of options available
to utilize the information collected through exhibits and programs.
FUND-A-NEED
NEW PROGRAMING
GOAL: $5,000
At the heart of the Center’s mission is education and outreach. To expand our programming reach
and attract new audiences to the Center, staff plan to implement new programs that will be available
virtually and in-person. Programs will include speaker programs focused on exhibit content and
general military history, outdoor programming in our local communities that allow attendees to
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $142
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $5
DONATED BY BIRDS BAR, SHAMROCK BAR & PIZZA, CANAL PARK BREWING, CASTLE
DANGER BREWERY, & EARTH RIDER BREWERY
If you like craft brews, this is the package for you!
Canal Park Brewing has put in three bottles of their latest brew, released on Veterans Day 2020.
Veteran’s Tribute is a collaboration brewed by veterans for veterans. Our brew team had a great
time working with members from the vet’s hockey team this year to create this hearty, dessert-like
Double Chocolate Oatmeal Stout, which features a clear chocolate aroma and hints of fresh coffee
beans. Here’s a vet-brewed toast to all who have served!
Our friends at Earth Rider Brewery invite you to enjoy some sweet sounds while enjoying some of
their craft beer! Pick up a crowler of your favorite brew to enjoy in a pint glass while listening to the
Cedar Sessions Volume 1 CD featuring live music recorded at the Brewery’s Cedar Lounge taproom.
Make a trip up to Two Harbors and enjoy some drinks at Castle Danger Brewery with this $25 gift
card. Their taproom is located in the downtown area with a patio view of Lake Superior.
Need some food to go with all of this? Order takeout from Shamrock Bar & Pizza or Bird’s Bar to
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Get ready for winter with this new Toro snowblower! This 252cc Toro Premium 4-cycle OHV, electric
start engine will clear your way 28 inches wide and 21 inches deep. It comes with a LED headlight
to make your job easier in the dark. Enjoy triggerless steering on this self-propelled model.
Snow will be no match for this machine!
ITEM #310
VIP BURGERMEISTER PACK
DONATED BY KERN AND KOMPANY
FAIR MARKET VALUE: $300
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $10
Here is your chance to attend the 2021 Duluth Oktoberfestival as a VIP! At the annual Duluth
Oktoberfestival you can find: cold German bier, delicious Bavarian food, authentic live music, tons
of games and activities, and much more! So dust off your lederhosen, lace up your dirndl, and come
join in on all of the fun the festival has to offer!
With this package, you’ll receive two VIP tickets for one day, two 1 liter Ceramic Steins, two 2021
Commemorative Coins, and six Bier Tokens. The tickets may be used on September 17 or 18, 2021.
Voucher must be redeemed prior to August 31, 2021. The winner of this item will receive a ticket
voucher which includes redemption information.Designers of the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center
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RIDE IN OPEN COCKPIT
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $100
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $5
Riding in a Biplane is the most magical experience anyone can have in an aircraft. EAA Aviation
Museum in Oshkosh is offering the chance to ride in their 1929 open cockpit biplane. Experience
what it is like to take off and land on a grass runway and soar through the sky gracefully.
This package includes admission tickets to the EAA Aviation Museum.
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SIX (6) BOTTLES 2013 JORDAN
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DONATED BY SARATOGA LIQUOR
FAIR MARKET VALUE: $450
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $15
The 2013 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon’s dark fruits, rich palate and fine tannin structure make it a versatile
companion at the dinner table. Though a natural pairing for a flavorful steak, such as ribeye or filet mignon,
this wine’s balance of fruit, tannin and acidity beautifully complement grilled or roasted dishes, such as
herb-crusted lamb, pork belly or rosemary chicken. Its dark fruit flavors will also stand up to aged cheddar
cheese and richer meals, such as veal tenderloin with a wine sauce, mushroom risotto or duck confit.
Intense aromas of cassis, black currants, blackberries and ripe cherries with a lovely floral note. The
palate is rich and seductive, with concentrated flavors of blackberries and cassis interwoven seamlessly
with fine tannins from new French oak barrels. Its masculine structure is harnessed by a beautiful balance
of acidity and dark fruits with a long, cassis-laced finish.
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A PET’S CHRISTMAS
FAIR MARKET VALUE: $200
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $10
DONATED BY SUPERIOR ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND BOARDING SUITES & SUPERIOR
SAVINGS BANK
Don’t forget your pet this holiday season! Let the team at Superior Animal Hospital take care of your
pet with a $100 gift certificate. After that, use the $100 Walmart gift card to get some toys, bedding,
grooming tools, or anything else they may need. Treat your four legged family member well this
Christmas!
The Superior Animal Hospital certificate expires 1/1/2022.
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MILLER LITE NEON SIGN
DONATED BY BERNICK’S
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $400
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $15
Does your home bar, man cave, or she shed need an upgrade? This neon Miller Lite sign is the
perfect addition to your space! Get the right vibe going when entertaining, watching the game, or
hanging out with friends. The sign measures 40” wide by 28” tall.
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BARROW OF BOOZE & WINE
FAIR MARKET VALUE: $578
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $20
DONATED BY BIRDS BAR, BONG CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS, HAMMOND LIQUOR,
CAMPBELL LUMBER & SUPPLY CO., & GRONK’S GRILL & BAR
One of our best selling auction items is back again! Is this your year to win a wheel barrow full of
drinks? Campbell Lumber provides the wheel barrow to move it around and a host of the Bong
Center’s friends make sure it is filled up for you with 30 bottles of booze and wine.
Need some food to go with all of these drinks? Order takeout from Bird’s Bar or Gronk’s Grill & Bar
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN RM-390
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DONATED BY FERADYNE OUTDOORS
FAIR MARKET VALUE: $385
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $15
Need some new hunting equipment? Feradyne Outdoors has you covered! This package includes a
Rocky Mountain RM-390 Crossbow along with a pack of Rage broadheads.
Offering hunters repeatable accuracy with an adaptable fit, the Rocky Mountain RM-390 Crossbow
Package gives crossbow hunters easy-to-maneuver performance. Durable compression molded
limbs team with precision machined cams to fire arrows up to 390 fps with a heavy-hitting 149 ft. lbs.
of energy upon impact. Featuring a compact slim line stock design, this hunting machine features an
adjustable butt stock, pistol grip, and a multi-position pass-through fore grip for comfortable control.
The RM-390’s aluminum rail helps deliver repeatable accuracy, while the string suppressors and limb
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $200
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $10
Do you need some new winter, fishing, hunting, or camping gear? This is your chance to get those
items at Northwest Outlet with a $200 gift card.
Northwest Outlet has been a fixture in the Twin Ports of Superior, WI and Duluth, MN as well as the
upper Midwest for over 65 years. They sell a full line of sporting goods from Fishing and Hunting
items, Camping gear, Footwear, Clothing and Outerwear from names like Columbia Sportswear and
Carhartt, truck toppers by A.R.E. and Unicover, and all the accessories to outfit them.
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DONATED BY DAVID PODRATZ
FAIR MARKET VALUE: $500
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $20
Here is your chance to travel to Lambeau Field and see the Green Bay Packers! This package
includes 4 tickets to a game during the 2021 season from the “Green” season ticket package. The
winner will have one preseason game and six regular season home games to choose from.
The winner of item #319 will have the FIRST choice of tickets from the donor. The winner of
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CRAFT BEER BARROW
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $330
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $10
This is the wheelbarrow that everyone has been waiting for! Keyport Liquor has set us up with
some amazing brews and Campbell Lumber will provide you the wheelbarrow to haul it away. This
package is so huge, we couldn’t event fit everything into the wheelbarrow!
Enjoy an assortment of craft brews from Central Waters Brewing Company, Schells, Castle Danger
Brewery, Summit Brewing, Earth Rider Brewery, 3 Sheeps Brewing, Bent Paddle Brewing, Harpoon,
Leinenkugel’s, New Glarus Brewing Company, and Milwaukee Brewing Company.
Wheel this one home today!
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $140
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $5
The folks at Oliver Management and the Shack Supper Club are helping to spread a little holiday
cheer. Enjoy a glass of wine or mix up a cocktail with some Carolans Irish Cream while sitting by
the fire. Grab one of the sweet or salty snacks to go with it.
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $450
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $15
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Planning a special anniversary, family, or getaway trip in 2021 or 2022? This certificate may make
planning a little easier. The Country Inn & Suites in Cape Canaveral is offering a three (3) night
stay at their hotel that is just a short drive from Manatee Sanctuary Park, Rocket Garden, and
the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. The property is complete with dining on-site and an
outdoor pool to enjoy on a warm day.
Plan your Florida vacation today!
The certificate is good for a three (3) night stay in any room type at the Country Inn & Suites (9009
Astronaut Blvd, Cape Canaveral, FL) with an expiration date of 12/31/2022.Take Home Meals & Chicken
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SNOW TONIGHT
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FAIR MARKET VALUE: $300
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $10
Snow Tonight is a piece from artist, Cherry Hanna. This 16” x 12” framed print was inspired by the
artist’s backyard. Started as a Plein Air but finished in studio it captured fall just before a snowfall
changed the entire landscape.
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