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Contents June 2015

Outtakes 17 Dishes for Wishes 20 Memphis in May 25 Osiris Coronation Ball 28 Memphis Brewfest 30 Party with a Purpose 32 Carnival Memphis 34 Steak ‘n Burger Dinner 36 Campbell Foundation

Scotch Tasting 38 Crafted 40 Mid-South Food Truck Fest 44 Hoedown for Hope 46 Live at the Garden:

VIP Premiere Party 50 Faces of the Street 55 Spring Crawfish Boil 64 Taste of Jubilee 66 Gift of Life

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Memphis Joy Prom National Football Foundation Grand Auction Playhouse on the Square Art Auction Mother’s Day Brunch Independent Presbyterian Anniversary Dinner Wesberry Golf Classic More Than Words Birthday Party Chickasaw Oaks Bridal Show JDRF Promise Ball

Regulars 56 Fashion: Farm Fresh 71 Recipes: 82 4Music 84 Travel: Live at 35,000 and Still Rockin’ 86 4Art 88 Book Review 90 Celebrating Marriage 92 More4Memphis

Features 42 #MemphisLoveChallenge:

A Step Ahead Foundation 53 Tribute Time:

The Blues Hall of Fame

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Letter From the Publisher Seek the Peace and Prosperity of the City in which I have placed you.

Jeremiah 29:7 .‫ יִ ְהיֶ ה לָ כֶ ם ָשלֹום‬,‫לֹומּה‬ ָ ‫ כִ י ִב ְש‬:‫יְ הוָ ה‬-‫ ֶאל‬,‫ וְ ִה ְת ַפלְ לּו ַבעֲ ָדּה‬,‫ ֲא ֶשר ִהגְ לֵ ִיתי ֶא ְתכֶ ם ָש ָמה‬,‫שלֹום ָהעִ יר‬-‫ת‬ ְ ‫ז וְ ִד ְרׁשּו ֶא‬ ‫יִ ְר ְמיָ הּו‬

Grit and Grind Memphis Ecclesiastes 3:1–10 1 There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heaven: 2 A time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot, 3 …a time to tear down and a time to build, 4 a time to be weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance, 5 a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them, a time to embrace and a time to refrain, 6 a time to search and a time to give up, a time to keep and a time to throw away, 7 a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be silent and a time to speak, 8 a time to love and a time to hate…

9 What does a worker gain from his toil?

10 I have seen the burden God has laid on man.

11 He has made everything beautiful in its time.

The first draft of this letter was written after the final game of the Memphis Grizzlies’ Playoff run. It is obvious to say that no Grizzlies fan was happy about losing game six to the Warriors, but I also don’t know a single Memphian who wasn’t proud and grateful for the efforts the entire team put into the 2014/2015 season. The end of the season gave us all a feeling of disappointment and pride, two emotions that aren’t normally experienced at the same time.

I frequently go to the third chapter of Ecclesiastes during times of success or disappointments. In times of success it reminds me to appreciate the joy that the time of success brings. The passage also serves to keep one humble and to be grateful for the blessings you are enjoying, because it is a reminder that your circumstances can change, or it sharpens your awareness of others around you who are struggling with disappointment.

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favorable day. The end of the 2014/2105 season, after a period of rest, makes way for the 2015/2016 season and a team that is healthy and ready to play once again.

I am writing the final draft of this letter from vacation.

Memphis in May has come to a close, the long-awaited Bass Pro Shop at the Pyramid has opened, the school year has ended; the busyness of exams, graduation and closing ceremonies have been replaced with a moment to rest and begin summer vacation. It is a time to enjoy family and friends, a season that offers a break from our more traditional routine and responsibility.

Solomon, the author of Ecclesiastes, in his opening line of Chapter One declares everything in life to be “Meaningless,” and in the first two chapters of Ecclesiastes, Solomon writes of all his accomplishments only to express his disappointments that the fame and riches did not bring him happiness.

Solomon discovers that the secret to life is the ups and downs, thus giving life purpose and meaning with those God brings in and out of our lives.

Solomon’s message from Ecclesiastes Chapter Three is a Grit and Grind message. He proclaims in verse 11, “He has made everything beautiful in its time,” and so it is with Memphis. We work together, we fight for respect, we cry with disappointment, we celebrate together, and in the end we work together to make what we have been given beautiful! .

Seek the Peace and Prosperity of Memphis.

Jim Walker

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June 2015 | Volume V • Number 8 PUBLISHER Jim Walker jim@4memphis.com EDITOR Stephanie Beliles stephanie@4memphis.com MANAGING EDITOR Sandi Butler Hughes sandi@4memphis.com ART DIRECTOR Ben Williams ben@4memphis.com GRAPHIC DESIGN Courtney Searcy Mags Messmer SOCIAL MEDIA Katie Breyer ADVERTISING Mark O. Ramirez mark@4memphis.com Cathy Farrell cathy@4memphis.com Becky Crucifixio becky@4memphis.com PHOTOGRAPHERS Baxter Buck Bill Carrier Lindsey Lassau Mike Payne Mark O. Ramirez James Wessels CONTACT 4Memphis 1044 Brookfield Rd. Memphis, TN 38119 901.217.4000 www.4memphis.com

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Dishes For Wishes Make-A-Wish Mid-South Photography by Mark O. Ramirez

One of Memphis’ premiere culinary events celebrated 10 years in late April. Dishes For Wishes is held at Felicia Suzanne’s, all to benefit Make-A-Wish Mid-South. The finest chefs in the area serve a smorgasbord of tasty hors d’oeuvres passed by Wish Kids, and a buffet dinner served by the chefs themselves. Since the founding, Dishes For Wishes has raised more than $1.2 million for the kids served by Make-A-Wish Mid-South. For more information and how you can support Make-A-Wish Mid-South, visit midsouth.wish.org.

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Memphis in May 2015 Salute to Poland

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Polish Ambassador Ryszard Schnepf, Dwona Kessling & Jacek Dudkiewicz

Randy Blevins, Jim Holt & Wei Chen

Maciej Nowicki, Jeff & Valerie Morris, Top Chef Gregory Lapanowski

Steve Basar, Polish Consul Counselor Sabina Klimek, Ron Coleman & Robin Davis

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Grand Krewe of Osiris

Coronation Ball Photography by Mike Payne

The Grand Krewe of Osiris entered their 81st year with the 2015 Carnival season. The Coronation Ball has held on Saturday evening, May 16 at the Memphis Country Club. Miss Peyton Page Lee Halle was lauded as the Osiris Queen at the Coronation Ball. Hip hip hooray!

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Memphis Brewfest Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The 6th Annual Memphis Brewfest was held on a perfect mid-April Saturday evening in the courtyard of AutoZone Park. It was a frothy celebration of great American craft beer and the finest, most exotic beers in the world. Beer enthusiasts gathered to sample this year’s abundance of beers, chat with brewers, and swig to benefit the PPMD.

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Party With A Purpose

Best Buddies Tennessee Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The Party With A Purpose was the celebration at the end of an eight-week fundraising competition to benefit Best Buddies Tennessee. The philanthropic competitors raised funds, vying for the title of Champion of the Year, and the winner was announced at the party at the High Cotton Brewery Taproom. Congratulations to Brian Cassino, this year’s Champion, and to Best Buddies for a great party with a greater purpose!

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More about Best Buddies Individuals (children and adults) with intellectual and developmental disabilities often have great difficulty in making friends, leading to a life of loneliness and isolation. Best Buddies alters that path by serving as a lifeline of joy and fulfillment through one-on-one friendships with their non-disabled peers.

The friendships sometimes give first-time experiences with a friend like going to the movies and celebrating a birthday, or improving communication skills, securing a successful job, or learning to ride a bike. The impact is undeniable. Best Buddies is shaping our communities, changing attitudes, and creating a powerful movement toward the acceptance and inclusion of those with differences.

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Steak ‘n Burger Dinner Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The annual Steak ‘n Burger Dinner is a night of inspiration, diversity, and family fun to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis. Sharing a meal with members of the BGCM (who eat steak), the more than 700 guests (who eat burgers) enjoyed performances by local kids and the story of innovation and entrepreneurship from guest speaker Richard Montanez, PepsiCo’s top Latino executive. With great food to Grizzlies inflatables, the Steak ‘n Burger Dinner is one of the most anticipated and fun nights for members and supporters of BGCM. Old Navy Volunteer Team

Keith Blanchard & Mike Keeney

Mercedes Newbern, Grizz & Ms. Adrianne

Erica Bell, Alvin Jones & Christina Conrad

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Scotch Whiskey Tasting Campbell Foundation Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The Campbell Foundation recently hosted a Scotch Whiskey Tasting event at the Memphis Botanic Gardens. Fine cuisine from Interim was served to complement the smorgasbord of 18 whiskeys being sampled for the evening, and the event benefited the Campbell Foundation. Founded in 1946, the Campbell Foundation strives to fulfill their mission to enhance quality of life through the science of orthopaedic medicine, and is committed to advancing surgeon education, orthopaedic research, and community healthcare. For more information, visit campbell-foundation.org

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The National Academy of Family Law Attorneys recognized Larry as a Nationally Ranked Top 10 Attorney and Nick as a Nationally Ranked Top 10 Under 40 Attorney.

They were both recognized as The Face of Divorce Law in the Mid-South by Memphis Magazine and are both rated Superb and 10 out of 10 by Avvo.com.

Lawyers seek out Larry’s expertise. He has given over 200 lectures on divorce practice to lawyers nationally and internationally. As the only Super Lawyer in Memphis certified as a Family Law Specialist, Larry spends most of his time practicing law with the Rice Divorce Team.

A third generation lawyer, Nick Rice grew up with the law. After graduating from CBHS and UT-Knoxville, Nick clerked in the family firm while attending The University of Memphis Law School. Nick has lectured on several occasions and was recognized as a Super Lawyer Rising Star.

The Rice Divorce Team is a practice group within Rice, Amundsen & Caperton, PLLC, a firm which was selected as the Best Law Firm by The Commercial Appeal.

The Rice Divorce Team is exclusively committed to family law – from prenuptial agreements to final decrees, from parenting time to property division and everything in-between. The team includes: Larry Rice, Nick Rice, Jennifer Bellott, Erin O’Dea, Jessica Farmer, Tracy Eaton, Andrea Schultz CP, Carla Baker, Susan New ACP, Stacy Pipkin, Cyndy McCrory, Jonathan Wolf, Chelsea Kiss, Ken Schultz, and Sharon Beard.

The team applies generations of experience, nationally recognized expertise, and up-to-date technology to lead their clients through negotiations, mediation, arbitration or litigation. Hundreds of lawyers reviewed, contributed to and helped refine the Rice Divorce Practice System. The depth of The Rice Divorce Team’s personnel provides the ability to tailor representation to each client’s individual needs and goals. While the team is proud of courtroom success, their greatest satisfaction often comes from obtaining a quiet settlement favorable to their client.

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Crafted

A Celebration of Hand-Crafted Beers & Foods Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The closing event for Memphis Beer Week 2015 was a fabulous evening at the Brooks Museum. The Crafted party was a celebration with over 100 upscale, crafted brews, and signature noshes from fine restaurants around town. The series was eight days of creative and fun events held at breweries, restaurants, and pubs for the beer-loving community.

Be sure to tap into the 2016 beer week for a frothy great time. For information, memphisbeerweek.com.

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Mid-South Food Truck Fest Photography by Mark O. Ramirez

The inaugural event brought together numerous food trucks from around the region and united them with their hungry fans at Tiger Lane on a glorious April afternoon. Friendly food truck competitions had chefs competing for the #1 spot in Sweet Treats, Finger Food, Dinner Bell, and People’s Choice. But the real winners were Literacy Mid-South and Southern Friends Animal Society who benefited from the outpouring of support from the community at this largest round-up of food trucks assembled in the MidSouth! For a listing of the winners, more about the food trucks, LMS and SFAS, visit midsouthfoodtruckfest.com.

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A Step Ahead Foundation

By Stephanie Beliles, Photography courtesy of A Step Ahead Foundation

Claudia Haltom served as a juvenile court judge for 17 years. During her tenure, it was her job to take children away from their parents and put them in state custody. “Removing kids from their parents was the hardest job I have ever done. But over and over, I saw families that had mothers that wanted to be good mothers, but they were drowning.” These women, according to Claudia, were being overwhelmed by having children too early or not spacing their pregnancies out. “I would ask these women what their plans more children were, and most young women would reply, ‘Well I am on the pill.’ Then I would ask, ‘Have you taken it this morning?’ in 17 years, not one woman answered ‘yes’ to that question.” These women were not usually shunning responsibility; many had just lost benefits or had been put out of her apartment. “If she was in front of me, it was not a good day for her. But when you have an unexpected pregnancy, no matter your socioeconomic standing, your entire life changes, and very often not for the better.”

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In addition to her time as a judge, Claudia served as attorney for the Shelby County Health Department. She visited the family clinics and discovered that the most effective methods of birth control are the long acting reversible methods like an IUD (intrauterine device). There is a ten year IUD that is made of copper and contains no hormones, a 5 year IUD with light hormones, and there is an implant that is a straw implanted into the arm. These “get it and forget it” methods have a less than one percent failure rate. However, these were not available in free clinics, and it was difficult for young women without private doctors or insurance to get them. “These methods are great for girls headed off to college who can barely remember to brush their teeth during exams, or for new mothers who are sleep deprived and have irregular schedules,” notes Claudia.

The realization that these methods could mean salvation for young women prompted Claudia to come out of retirement and start A Step Ahead Foundation.

Founded and chartered in 2011, A Step Ahead Foundation (ASAF) offers women of Memphis and Shelby County free long-acting reversible contraception (LARC), which are the most effective reversible methods of birth control. ASAF now has 19 partner clinics, and the process is refreshingly simple for young women. First, she calls the 24/7 hotline 901-320-STEP and speaks to a female operator who asks only her zip code. Next, the operator assists in making an appointment (which is usually within two weeks) for her to her closest clinic that offers LARCs. Finally, A Step Ahead will send a free cab to take the woman to and from her appointment. No insurance is necessary. The clinics are reimbursed by ASAF, and there is no charge to the young lady. They do not offer any sterilization, but they offer free and anonymous assistance in helping young women take control of their futures. Finally, down the road, when the young lady decides to start a family and have her IUD removed, The Step Ahead Foundation covers those costs, too.

The organization is headed to the Crosstown building soon, and will be right next to The Church Health Center. Their target audience is teenagers, and their programming provides outlined information on how to grow into the young woman they desire to be.

In 2012-2013, A Step Ahead Foundation assisted 1, 238 women in birth control procedures. However, in Shelby County’s 38127 (Frayser) zip code alone, there were 921 births in 2012. The majority of women (73%) for whom ASAF was the payer of

birth control method had been pregnant at least once before the procedure. When asked, it is rare that a young woman will answer “I want to be a teenage mother” when inquiring about their future plans. However, many young ladies neglect considering their “life plan” when engaging in sexual activity. A Step Ahead Foundation, at its core, wants to give young women their opportunity to achieve their dreams. Belinda Simpson, Director of Community Outreach at ASAF, has gone so far as to make a questionnaire for women about their life plans, asking questions like “Where do you want to live?” and “How much money would you like to make?” and on to “When do you want to have kids?” and “What would be difficult to do if you become a parent?” and finally “What would happen to your plan if you found out you were pregnant tomorrow?” Reminding young women of their dreams and how little room for an unplanned pregnancy there is in those plans can offer as a big realization for them. ASAF volunteers pass out flyers and hits the street at places like the welfare offices, Department of Human Services, and child support offices. Belinda note, “The women that are just sitting there gives us a good opportunity to approach them and as, ‘Do you know anyone who could use free birth control?’”

A Step Ahead Foundation also has an event they call Girl Talks: an event at community centers and after-school facilities that encourages women to start planning their lives while equipping them with information that they may need to be child-free until they are ready for children. They educate women on healthy relationships, abstinence, and pursing their education. ASAF is always seeking volunteers to help with their Girl Talks and other programming; however, their biggest need is more young women taking charge of their future by taking advantage of their services. Helping each young lady outline her goals is the first step in creating a healthy and happier home in the Mid-South. “We always tell them,” says Claudia, “that at the end of the day, at some point in your life, we hope you get married to Mr. Wonderful, and planning for your children will help you both have a more successful life.”

For their services and dedication to the young women of Memphis, A Step Ahead Foundation is the recipient of this month’s Memphis Love Challenge. You can learn more about The Step Ahead Foundation and how you can help at AStepAheadFoundation.org.

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Hoedown for Hope Hope House Photography by Mark O. Ramirez

The inaugural fundraiser Hoedown for Hope was held in late April to benefit the Hope House. The Red Barn at the Agricenter set the stage for guests enjoying the western country party. The Hope House serves children ages 6 weeks to 5 years impacted by HIV/AIDS, and all of these children live in extreme poverty with 90% having annual incomes below $10,000.

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Faces of the Street Street Ministries Photography by Mark O. Ramirez On April 23rd, Streets Ministries held a surprise tribute at Bridges to honor founder Ken Bennett. Ken started Streets 28 years ago with the personal calling to love the children of the Foote and Cleaborn Homes area of Memphis. Ken and the audience were treated to stories of the early days for the ministry. These stories were told by adults who were once living on these streets of these economically struggling areas and were able to break the cycle of economic and spiritual poverty. In addition to the children’s stories, several of Street Ministries’ original Board Members shared Ken’s early passion for this seemingly impossible task that led them to join him in creating Streets Ministry. The audience celebrated the Bennett family’s heart and trust of God that has resulted in a Ministry that operates two neighbor facilities and are making a difference in the lives of thousands of Memphis’s children.

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t’s been 35 years in the dreaming. When the Blues Foundation was formed in 1980, a Blues Hall of Fame was on the wish-list for the international organization headquartered in Memphis. With dedication, fundraising, and the leadership of CEO Jay Sieleman, the project was brought to brick and mortar fruition. On May 8th, the Blues Hall of Fame opened their doors to the genre’s faithful fans and filled a gaping void in Memphis’ cultural tourism offerings.

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Little Milton Statue Dedication The Blues Hall of Fame (BHOF) differs from a museum in the telling of the blues story. The BHOF focuses on the people who influenced the blues and is a retrospective of the artists, producers, djs, and others who have made blues music history.

Only one week after the grand opening, the blues community lost their king with the passing of B.B. King. With this loss of the venerable blues guitarist, the long-anticipated opening of the Blues Hall of Fame is even more significant because in the Home of the Blues, we now have a facility to celebrate the men and women who shaped American music history.

Built directly across the street from the National Civil Rights Museum, there could not be a more ideal location for the BHOF. The African-Americans who were at the epicenter of the Civil Rights Movement created the blues music, and of the 130 Hall of Famers who are performers, 120 of them are AfricanAmerican. The National Civil Rights Museum and the BHOF seem to be harmonizing on South Main to tell the stories of the blues and African-American people.

with vinyl record designs along with a bronze statue of Little Milton sitting on a bench. This attention to detail that greets visitors is carried throughout the new space.

The newly renovated space is a beautiful and artful addition to the South Main Arts District. The street-level floor of the building was transformed into an open, light-filled, multi-function space.

The Blues Foundation offices line the back wall, accessed by a frosted glass catwalk. A large gallery exhibit space begins the Hall of Fame experience. No, that is not entirely true. The experience begins out front with a blue tinted sidewalk, etched

The blues style of music may be rooted in the Southern states, but it has spread around the globe and inspired countless musicians in rock, soul, r&b, and funk music. With the opening of the Blues Hall of Fame, these legendary inductees are honored, and their blues music is preserved for the next generation.

The gallery is sponsored by the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise, and the inaugural exhibit is a display of Dick Waterman portrait and concert photography. The Oxford, Mississippi, resident is a renowned photographer and himself an inductee in the BHOF. Exhibits in the gallery are free and will rotate twice per year with blues-themed original artwork.

A wide stairway descends to the Blues Hall of Fame exhibit area. Personal memorabilia and artifacts are displayed in sleek cases, and range from W.C. Handy hand-written lyric sheets to an Otis Spann electric piano to a KoKo Taylor sequined stage costume. Technology is a vital part of the exhibits, too, with interactive components that at the touch of a button play songs, recordings, and interviews of the hall of famers.

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Photography by James Wessels | Blurred Image Photography Little Milton, a blues musician from Inverness, Mississippi, is memorialized with a bronze statue in front of the Blues Hall of Fame. Pat Campbell, Little Milton’s widow, was at the unveiling and very moved at the beautiful tribute to her mate of over 40 years.

“Every time I come see it, it takes my breath away,” she said.

The statue was inspired by Little Milton’s last studio album entitled “Think of Me.” The cover photo features Little Milton sitting on a bench in Tom Lee Park, holding his Gibson guitar, gazing over the Mississippi River. The statue was sculpted by Andrea Holmes Lugar and cast at Lugar Foundry. The bench, where the Little Milton statue sits and gazes over South Main, has plenty of room to share with BHOF visitors. The legs of the bench are in the shape of gar fish and were crafted at the National Ornamental Metal Museum.

Little Milton said it best: “Hey, hey the blues is alright.”

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Gift of Life Gala National Kidney Foundation Photography by Baxter Buck The annual Gift of Life Gala was an elegant evening of dinner and dancing at the historic Peabody Hotel Skyway. The party benefitted the work of the National Kidney Foundation of West Tennessee to bring awareness, prevention and treatment of kidney disease. To learn more and sign up for the West Tennessee Kidney Walk on June 6, visit nkfwtn.org.

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Memphis Joy Prom Photography by Katie Breyer

April 24th was a special night full of fun at the annual Memphis Joy Prom. Our friends looked stunning in their gorgeous gowns and sharp suits. They enjoyed walking the red carpet and getting their photos taken by paparazzi, then checking out various stations such as shoe shine and glitz & glam, snacking on hors d’oeuvres, then hitting the dance floor.

Kaylee White, Tyler Hamilton, Jaylon Taylor, & James Lowery

Joyce Kim & Emily Savage

Connor Hvasta & Murphy McCleary

Donna, Shannon, & Wayne Godwin

Shelby Stewart & J. Butcher

Becca Robertson & Lauren Rittenhour

Amanda Reedy and friends

Jasmine Freeman & Kevin Kirkwood

Olivia Roop, Ethan Petty, & Cat Smith

Alex Hartwig, John Roy, & Kristine Truong

Jessica Jones & Clay Palmer

Michayla Robles, Kyle Krebs, and Yasmine Ly

More 4 Memphis Joy Prom Memphis Joy Prom is a full-scale prom for special needs individuals ages 16+ sponsored by the Christ United Methodist Church Special Needs Ministry in partnership with Second Pres., Longview Heights Baptist, Young Life Capernaum, Camp Conquest, Grace Evan and friends from Hope Pres. For more information or to volunteer next year, visit memphisjoyprom.org.

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National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame

Maria, Zach & John David Baddour

Mike & Celeste Longo

Marlundra & Duron Sutton

Toni & Greg Parker

Photos by Mark O. Ramirez

The Memphis chapter of the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame hosted their 43rd Annual Black Tie Scholar Athlete Dinner in the Great Hall on the Rhodes College campus. The organization honored 11 high school and two college athletes with an award and a $500 scholarship for being both exceptional athletes and students.

The mission of the NFF is to build leaders through football; to learn more about the honorees and upcoming events, visit nffmemphis.com.

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Farm Fresh Photography by Bill Carrier

Memphis has no shortage of amazing growers and farmers, so this month, 4Memphis is celebrating farmers market-inspired dishes from our favorite local eateries!

Honey Pecan & Goat Cheese Stuffed Tomatoes Itta Bena

4 large tomatoes 4 oz goat cheese 3 Tbl panko bread crumbs 1/4 c pecan pieces 2 tsp fresh chopped chives

2 Tbl olive oil 2 Tbl honey Kosher salt and cracked black pepper to taste

Preheat oven to 400째. Cut a thin slice off the top of each tomato, and scoop out the pulp. Combine goat cheese, pecans, bread crumbs, chives, oil, salt and pepper in a bowl and mix well. Stuff each tomato with cheese mixture, and bake 6 to 8 minutes. Drizzle each tomato with honey and serve with fresh salad greens.

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Thai Chili Honey Chicken & Waffles Hard Rock Cafe

For the Thai Chili Honey Sauce 1/2 c Wolf River honey 1/2 tsp minced garlic 1/2 c of water

2 oz Sirachi sauce 1 hot chile, minced

Mix ingredients and set to the side.

For the Fried Chicken Canola or peanut oil, for frying 1 1/4 c all-purpose flour 2 Tbl cornstarch 1 tsp cayenne pepper 1 tsp red pepper flakes

1 Tbl dried Italian herb seasoning 2 tsp salt 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper 1 1/2 lbs chicken tenders, cut into bitesize (about 1-inch) pieces

In a shallow dish, whisk together flour, cornstarch, cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes, Italian herb seasoning, salt and pepper. Heat oil in a medium skillet over

Farm Fresh Brussel Sprouts Jim’s Place Grille

1 lb Clarkville Fields fresh Brussel sprouts 1/4 c smoked applwood bacon, chopped 1/4 c diced red bell pepper 1/2 c Feta cheese crumbles 1/4 c buttermilk dressing 1 Tbl black pepper Steam Brussel Sprouts 6 minutes in a conventional steamer or on your stove top.

Remove Brussel sprouts and toss with dressing and Feta cheese crumbles. Next, top with red bell pepper and bacon. Finish with black pepper and enjoy!

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medium-high heat. Working in batches, dredge through flour mix, shake off excess , and carefully place chicken pieces in hot oil, cooking about 5 minutes per side or until golden, crunchy, and cooked through.

For the Waffles 2 eggs 1 2/3 c milk 1/3 c vegetable oil 2 c all-purpose flour

1 Tbl baking powder 2 Tbl sugar 1/2 tsp salt 1 tsp vanilla

Mix all dry ingredients together using a large whisk, in a separate bowl, mix the wet ingredients together. Gently combine but don’t overmix. Cook as your waffle maker directs. Cut in small squares. Assemble by placing freshly fried chicken on top of the waffle and drizzle with your Thai Chili Honey sauce and garnish with green onions. Serve and party!

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Summer Vegetable Tian

Salud! Cooking School at Whole Foods Market 1 Tbl olive oil 1 large onion, julienned 1 carrot, fine julienne 3/4 lb zucchini (about 2-3) 1 lb yellow squash (about 2-3) 2-3 large tomatoes

2 tsp fresh rosemary, minced 2 tsp fresh thyme, minced 2 tsp fresh basil, chiffonade 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 tsp white wine vinegar 1 tsp salt

Preheat oven to 375F. In a medium skillet, heat olive oil over medium high heat.

SautĂŠ onion for 2 minutes then add carrot, cooking until the onion is translucent, lightly caramelized and the carrot is cooked through, about 5 minutes. Pour into a 2 quart shallow baking dish, spreading evenly over the bottom. Using a mandolin or food processor, thinly slice the zucchini and yellow squash into thin rounds.

Slice the tomatoes by hand or with a mandolin, also to the same thickness. In a small bowl, mix together the fresh herbs, reserving 2 tsp of the herb mixture for garnish. Combine the remaining herbs, garlic, vinegar, salt and pepper in a

Pork Belly Brine Erling Jensen For the pork 1 box kosher salt 2 oz cinnamon 2 oz coriander

2 oz ginger 2 oz thyme

Process all ingredients in a food processor and run until smooth consistency.

Rub down the belly with salt mix and allow to sit for 36 hours. Once cured, rinse salt and place into a container large enough to hold pork and fat enough to cover. Heat oven to 200 degree Fahrenheit and cook pork for 12 hours. Remove from fat and weight top to press belly. Prepare with your favorite breakfast accompaniment

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Cracked black pepper to taste 2 Tbl olive oil 1/4 c panko bread crumbs, toasted in a dry skillet (opt).

separate bowl. While whisking, slowly add in the olive oil. Toss the zucchini and squash in the herb mixture. To assemble, shingle slices of tomato, zucchini, and squash; using two slices across if necessary to cover the surface of the tomato.

Continue layering around the dish until the onion on the bottom is completely covered. Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 30 minutes or until the squash is cooked through. Increase the temperature to 425F and remove the foil. Cook for an additional 7-10 minutes until the edges of the vegetables are slightly crisp and caramelized. Garnish with reserved herbs and toasted panko, if desired.

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Grilled Chick Pea Panisse

Claybrook Farms Meat Sauce

Ingredients (using as many local vegetables as possible) 2 oz baby carrots 2 oz Green beans 2 oz Spinach Black Thai rice 2 oz Shiitake mushrooms 1.5 oz Kent Walker Artisan Cheese Feta from 2 oz Squash Little Rock

1 lb Claybrook Farms ground chuck 1 Tbl extra virgin olive oil 1 lb onion, diced 2/3 c celery, minced 2/3 c carrots, minced 2 tsp garlic, minced 1 tsp dried basil 1/2 tsp chopped parsley 2 tsp Italian seasoning

Napa Café

For the sweet and sour beet emulsion 6 c beet juice 4 Tbl spoons rice wine vinegar

1 lb butter Salt to taste

Reduce beet juice by half add rice wine vinegar and salt. Blend in butter until melted.

For the grilled chick pea panisse Quart water 2 tsp olive oil

2 tsp minced garlic 2 ¼ c chick pea flour

Boil water oil garlic, add flour, whisk, pour into pan and cool, cut into triangles and quickly grill.

Garnish with fried leeks.

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Lucchesis’s

1 tsp thyme 2 tsp oregano 2 tsp rosemary 2 tsp pepper 1 can tomato sauce 1 can tomato paste 2 cans tomato juice 1/2 c water

Sauté chuck meat in olive oil. Next, sauté the veggetables separately. Add the chuck and spices together and cook for 3 hours over low heat. Stir from the bottom every 15 minutes and then add to your favorite lasagna or pasta dish. The sauce is also available at Lucchesi’s Pasta and Ravioli!

Creole Pork Tenderloin Owen Brennan’s 1 pork tenderloin 2 Tbl olive oil 2 Tbl butter 1/2 cup diced yellow onions 12 oz chicken stock 1/2 lb “The Original Grit Girl” grits 1 c heavy cream 8 oz shredded cheddar cheese

1/4 c minced shallots 1/4 c bourbon 1/4 cup brown sugar 2 Tbl Worcestershire 1/4 c granulated sugar 2 Tbl Creole mustard 2 Tbl Cajun seasoning 1/4 c apple juice Salt and white pepper to taste

For the Tenderloin Remove tenderloin from package and trim excess fat and silver skin. Place in brine for 6 hours. Remove from brine and place on drip pan to dry for approximately 30 minutes.

Once dried, rub tenderloin with olive oil and then apply seasoning liberally to coat the exterior of the meat. Preheat a large skillet, add 1 ounce of olive oil and allow to heat (approximately 30-45 seconds). Place the tenderloin in the skillet and sear the outside, turning the tenderloin every 2 minutes until the entire outside has been seared.

Remove tenderloin from skillet and place on a baking sheet, place in a pre-heated 350 degree oven for 25 to 30 minutes or until the internal temperature reaches 145 degrees.

Remove from oven and allow to rest for 5 minutes. Transfer tenderloin to a hot char grill and using a pastry brush, apply the Creole glaze to the outside of the meat. Cook for 3 minutes, flip the meat and apply the glaze to the other side for an additional 3 minutes. Remove from grill and place on a clean cutting board. Slice into ½ inch pieces.

For the Smoked Cheddar Grits Sautee 2 Tbl. Butter and ½ cup diced yellow onions for 5 minutes. Add 12 oz. chicken stock and allow to come to a simmer. Slowly add ½ lb. “The Original Grit Girl” grits while stirring not allowing to clump. Let cook for 15 minutes, stirring continually so they do not scorch. Add 1 cup heavy cream and continue to cook while stirring for an additional 5 minutes. Add 8 oz. of shredded smoked cheddar cheese and continue to cook while stirring for an additional 5 to 8 minutes. Add salt and white pepper to taste.

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For the Creole Glaze Sautee ¼ cup minced shallots and 1 Tbl. Olive oil for 5 minutes, Deglaze with ¼ cup bourbon until alcohol is cooked off. Add ¼ cup brown sugar, 2 Tbl. Worcestershire, ¼ cup granulated sugar, 2 Tbl. Creole mustard, 2 Tbl. Cajun seasoning and ¼ cup apple juice. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes.

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Grand Auction Brooks Museum Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The final event in the Brooks Museum Wine + Food Series is highly anticipated for the fine cuisine, world-class winemakers, and the grandest auction in Memphis. The May 9th gala event conflicted with the Grizzlies third playoff game, so this year’s Grand Auction got underway at 4:30 in the afternoon and was the best pre-game pep rally in town! It was all Grand + Grizz for the Brooks Museum.

Mike & Beni Dragutsky with Pamela Hauber & Steve West

Matt & Heather Stemmler

Barbara & Mike Satterwhite

Pamela Hauber, Vicki Singh & Karen Johnston

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Duncan & Abbie Williams

Veronica Bennett, Pam Moss & Erma Elzy

Brooke & Jerry Plunk

Wendi & Marc Mihalko

Ken Neill & Neill Zanone

Andy & Cathy Perkins with Clay & Keri Chapman

Spence & Stephanie Wilson

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Original Art Auction Playhouse on the Square Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The 38th Annual Original Art Auction benefits Playhouse on the Square and is a day-long art extravaganza.

Dozens of original artworks were on display for the silent auction bidding throughout the day, and the party kicked off in the early evening with cocktails, great food from Restaurant Iris and live auction bidding on beautiful and unique art. For information on upcoming events and programs, visit playhouseonthesquare.org.

Whitney Jo & James Newberry

Corey & Michelle Epps

Heather Lundy, Ken Hudson & Barbara Standing

Michel Detroit & Rebecca Powell

Dottie Cull & Rena Chiozza

Tom Woodruff, Kat Decamillo, Phillip Hughen & Nick Swansen

Christopher Blank & Noby Edwards

Kelly Phillips & Jennifer Hinson

Dr. Tom Gettelfinger & Chrissie Allen

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Alexis, Mary, Asliyah & Tonisha Bracy

Courtney Sexton, Breland Myers, George & Meredith Skouteris, Langston Myers & Ray Sexton

Mother’s Day Brunch

Memphis Botanic Garden Photography by Mark O. Ramirez Moms, grandmoms, and special ladies were honored and treated to a beautiful annual Mother’s Day Brunch at the Memphis Botanic Garden. The unforgettable experience was set in the lovely Japanese Garden featuring a gourmet buffet, a jazz combo, carriage rides, and children’s crafts. Presented by 4Memphis and Eden Spa and Laser, the MBG Mother’s Day Brunch is a memorable celebration of the women who fill our lives with love.

Carter, Bryan & Caroline Cannon

Stephanie, Ray & Maria Beliles

Lucy, Sandi & Anna Lynn Hughes

Mia & Rose Hurley

Sierra, Noah, Dianne & Randy Cannon

Dana Dillard, Ellsie Miller, Tom Gilbert & Peris Miller

Tiffany Altman & Mary Conley

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Mike, Anna, Marietta & Clara Hutsell

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Independent Presbyterian

50th Anniversary Dinner Photography by Mark O. Ramirez

Margaret & Sam Graham

On Sunday April 19th, Independent Presbyterian Church celebrated its 50 years of service to Memphis and The Mid-South at The Hunt and Polo Club. Independent Presbyterian Church history began with 287 people meeting at Goldsmith Civic Center, the church then met for two years at the Plaza Theater on Poplar while its building was being built at its current location at 4738 Walnut Grove. The church and its members have played a critical role in supporting many of Memphis most dynamic mercy ministries: Bethany Christian Services, The Church Health Center, Streets Ministry, Neighborhood Christian Centers, Jonah’s Journey and Palmer Home for Children. The church is proud to be serving the spiritual needs of the fourth generation of those founding members, while celebrating the outreach and growth of thousands that have joined those early founders. (www.indepres.org)

Mike & Barb Malone with Susan & Govan Horner

Patty & Bob Wood

John Wilson & Morgan Mayo

Dr. Neumon & Harriet Goshorn with Charles & Melissa Duggan with Carolyn & Bob Hicks

Donna McManus, Billie Jean Graham & Mike McManus

John & Janet Sartelle

Mabel & Phil McNeill

Bobbie Bessire, Larry Jordan & Glenna Flautt

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Beale Street Music Festival Memphis in May

Photography by James Wessels | Blurred Image Photography

Ed Sheeran

Ana Popovic

Lenny Kravitz

Kenny Wayne Shepard

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Third Annual Wesberry Golf Classic Photography by Courtney Howard

The Third Annual Wesberry Golf Classic was held at Spring Creek Ranch on April 20 benefitting SRVS and more than 1,000 people with disabilities. The event grossed more than $39,000 in support of SRVS’ programs, ranging from employment and community living, to children’s services and elder care. SRVS is the largest comprehensive service provider in Tennessee and one of the largest private employers in Memphis with more than 900 employees.

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The golf tournament was comprised of a 4-person scramble and 23 teams participated.

Anne Wesberry welcomed the golfers as they headed out to the exclusive golf course in Collierville, Tennessee. The tournament is named in memory of her husband, Dr. Fred Wesberry, who was a long-time supporter of SRVS and who treated persons supported at SRVS through his dental practice.

Brian Rimer, Timmy Hooper, Ryan Finches, Charlie Shoaf

California Dreaming on the Bluff

Laura Tumminello, Tyler Hampton

Dan Stockel, Dr. Fred Hamilton, Mike Harless and Jim Field

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35,000 Feet High & Still Rockin’

by Stephanie Beliles | Photography by Dirk Mai

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n a mashup marketing effort involving Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Southwest Airlines and band The Black Cadillacs, a plane full of a few journalists and the otherwise unsuspecting passengers found ourselves 35,000 feet in the air, adult beverages in hand, and listening to a live acoustic five-piece performance. A lucky few experienced what is known as #Liveat35 series, this one happening during the new Southwest Airlines route between Dallas and Memphis. What is seemingly a clouded correlation, Southwest Airlines, TDTD and The Black Cadillacs nailed a modern way of conveying a long-standing message: Memphis has deep-rooted cultural relevance.

4Memphis and Spin Magazine were invited on Southwest Airlines flight 3664 from Dallas headed to Memphis. The non-media passengers were unaware that rising act The Black Cadillacs would be performing an acoustic version of their song “Fracture”: a song written in and about Memphis. The band’s original three members include Memphians Will Horton, Matthew Hyrka and Philip Anderson, and they later added Guitarist John Phillips and drummer Adam Bonomo to the group when they moved to Knoxville to attend the University of Tennessee. So when the band found themselves in a creative funk and desperate to write a new song, they hoofed it to Memphis to find inspiration, and they instantly experienced what thousands of other musicians before them felt, collectively agreeing, “People talk about roots of music, but this [Memphis] is really it, stripped down.”

The Black Cadillacs reveled in full-tilt Memphis excursions, including local haunts Gus’ Fried Chicken, Kozy Korner, Goner Records, Beale Street and St. Blues Guitar, just to name a few. The guys had a tour of Sun Studios, with Will Horton gushing, “I’m standing in a room where Elvis stood and recorded. It’ll give you chills.” Their appreciation of Memphis as a musically and culturally significant destination only heightened when the band visited Stax Museum, or “Soulsville, USA.” The guys, like other music aficionados around the globe, did not realize that Memphis held greats like Al Green and Otis Redding: two of dozens of the soul and R&B superstars represented in the space. And no one can visit Memphis without a trip down to Graceland, where guitarist John Phillips enthused about Elvis’ longevity and longstanding relevance even today in the world-music landscape.

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The Black Cadillacs took their inspiration and mixed magic at Ardent Studio. “Fracture” is a single inspired and reflective of Memphis, with hints of Elvis-inspired rock-a-billy, soulful harmonizing, and down-home grit. On the heels of exciting city revitalization, a new mega Bass Pro Shop opening its doors, and commercial airline Southwest Airlines stretching its legs in Memphis, the agency VML saw an opportunity to merge two of their clients’ initiatives into one marketing adventure worthy of an encore. VML represents TDTD as well as Southwest Airlines, and when SW announced their newest leg from Dallas to Memphis, VML saw the chance to incorporate some Memphis-inspired indie-rock as more than a just background music. That is how #Liveat35 with The Black Cadillacs and the documentary Last Song to Memphis was born, and you can watch the video at tnvacation.com/last-songmemphis.

Taking their new single “Fracture” up 35,000 feet in a plane and performing to unsuspecting and otherwise unsubscribing listeners was a gamble that paid out for TDTD, Southwest Airlines and The Black Cadillacs. The band landed to a huge round of applause, and then wrapped at a packed-out show at BB Kings on Beale. Sadly, BB King was not on hand to hear how the boys were inspired by a city in which he found so much musical inspiration.

In fact, BB King passed away a few weeks later and was mourned not only by Memphis, but by The Black Cadillacs as well. The band collectively stated that Memphis lost another legend, but his legacy along with all the musical birthright Memphis deserves will continue to live and inspire for decades to come.

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More Than Words Birthday Celebration

The Perfect Father’s Day Gift

Photography by Mark O. Ramirez More Than Words, the go-to gift shop in Germantown, celebrated a sweet 16th birthday with a full week of special events. Saturday, May 2nd, renowned jewelry designer Ronaldo was there for a trunk show with giveaways, autographs, and photos. The following Saturday, May 9th, Ron Olson with FM 100 held a live remote broadcast, and guests enjoyed live music by The Memphis Mystery Machine.

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Bridal Show

The Shops of Chickasaw Oaks Photography by Mark O. Ramirez The Shops of Chickasaw Oaks hosted a Bridal Show on Saturday, May 9th, for all things needed for the perfect nuptials. They showcased their many offerings for the bride such as salon treatments, invitations, accessories for the new home and great clothes for the wedding parties. Chickasaw Oaks Village can even supply the actual venue and food for the wedding event, the rehearsal dinner or engagement party! It was a one-day wedding extravaganza and all available at The Shops of Chickasaw Oaks!

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IMAGINE DRAGONS MONDAY, JULY 13 The Grammy Award-winning rock band is set to bring their electrifying SMOKE + MIRRORS TOUR with special guests METRIC. Mary Elise, Laurie & Sandy O’Brien

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Booksellers at Laurelwood Staff Picks Check out these great selections from our friends at The Booksellers at Laurelwood. All of these will be discounted at 10% off the list price or 20% off for Gives Back members.

The Argonauts

Vorrh

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An intrepid voyage out to the frontiers of the latest thinking about love, language, and family Maggie Nelson’s The Argonauts is a genre-bending memoir, a work of “autotheory” offering fresh, fierce, and timely thinking about desire, identity, and the limitations and possibilities of love and language.

Prepare to lose yourself in the heady, mythical expanse of The Vorrh, a daring debut that Alan Moore has called a phosphorescent masterpiece and the current century’s first landmark work of fantasy.

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Cookie Love

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From the brazen, bold, and beloved comic and podcast star Greg Proops comes an electrifying, thought-provoking, and unrelenting collection of rapid-fire references, historical name-checking, Satchel Paige bon mots, and genuine wisdom.

Mindy Segal, award-winning pastry chef and self-professed “cookie nerd,” shares all of her secrets for turning classic recipes into more elevated, fun interpretations of everyone’s favorite sweet treat.

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by Viet Thanh Nguyen | $26.00 A gripping spy novel, an astute exploration of extreme politics, and a moving love story, The Sympathizer explores a life between two worlds and examines the legacy of the Vietnam War in literature, film, and the wars we fight today.

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Promise Ball JDRF

Photography by Baxter Buck The West Tennessee chapter of JDRF held the 15th Annual Promise Ball on May 9th at the Hilton Memphis. The roarin’ ‘20s gala was presented by Pickler Companies and Evergreen Packaging, The Hepcat guests partied to cure type 1 diabetes, and it was a fantastic night!

Shayne & Gerrie Jernigan with Kelly Parsons & Harold Byrd

Leon & Glenda Barnett

Josh & Candace Teerman

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Are you, a family member, or a friend affected by Type 1 diabetes?

Robyn & Steven Sharp

• This is a very casual environment to share what you or a loved one might be going through with T1D. • Printed materials available to help answer your questions.

• Casual conversations to share and listen to other’s stories about life with T1D.

Rhonda Neal & Tonya Withers

Richard Wamble & Carla White

Cecil & Summer Godman

Hayden Murrah & Haley Murrah

David & Sandra Moak

Ron & Christy Prewitt

Drs. Chad & Julie-Kate Webster

Jackson & Linda Baker

Hayden & Laura Simons

Mary Mahoney & Gavin Foyle June 2015 / 89

Celebrating Marriage Share your engagement & wedding photos in 4Memphis.

Contact sandi@4memphis.com for submission guidelines.

Anna Kristine Roberts & Stephen James Norris

Brooklyn Killen & Matthew Thomas Howard

October 17, 2015 | Wedding Ceremony: Calvary Episcopal Church Reception: Brooks Museum of Art | Bethany Veach Photography

April 18, 2015 | Wedding: St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Reception: Highpoint Ballroom | Photographer: Deanna Green Florist: Gayle Sams, A Garden Secret | Caterer: Hog Wild/ A Moveable Feast

Rita Wood & Dean Deyo

Anna Stanford & Jason Jackson

April 19, 2015 | Sylvan Dale Ranch Loveland, Colorado | Photography by Marcus Edwards

Date: March 7, 2015 Wedding & Reception: The Butcher Shop Photographer: Cindy Rickert Florist: Darling Flowers of Southaven, MS

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A picture is worth a thousand words But a test drive will leave you speechless.

I-55 @ Shelby Dr. | 4601 Hutton Way | 901-345-3200 | chuckhuttontoyota.com

Land Rover Bluff City hosted a special viewing event for the new Discovery Sport.

The launch party for the Discovery Sport debuted the new accessories and options for the luxury sport vehicle. Guests were treated to tasty appetizers and drinks for this launch celebration in the Bluff City showroom.

Billie Granberry & Derrick Chatman

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Land Rover Bluff City Discovery Sport Launch

Red Door Wealth Management 5th Anniversary Red Door Wealth Management celebrated their 5th anniversary with an evening garden party at the gorgeous home of Doug Wright. Guests gathered around the pool and pool house to commemorate five years of Red Door, which has been named one of the fastest-growing and most well-respected independent wealth management firms in the country according to Financial Advisor Magazine and CNBC.

John Adams & Farrar Vaughn Gretchen Turley & Doug Wright

Carlos Maldonado & Gina & John White

John IV, Paige & John Phillips V, Ann Bailey, Gretchen Turley, Kim & Fred Hiatt

Tina Drewry & Cindy Benson

Lion of Judah Spring Event Members of the Memphis chapter of the Lion of Judah recently gathered for their Spring Event. The Memphis Jewish Federation and the Jewish Foundation of Memphis Lion of Judah organization of women gathers regularly to preserve and enrich their community’s culture and heritage. For more information and to be involved, visit memjfed.org.

Lisa Silver, Molly Wexler, Tricia Woodman, Laurie Meskin, Billie Pelts & Laura Linder

Linda Pelts, Donna Goodman & Bobbie Miller

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Nancy Levinson, Sue Ann Lipsey, Eileen Posner, Diane Mendelson, Beni Dragutsky, Melanie Fine & Joanne Cohen

Barbara Jacobs & Myrna Halpern

| WORK | PLAY | LOVE |

| WORK | PLAY | LOVE |

Fred Hiatt, Tracy Balton & Bill Patton

Wes & Susan Holmes

Eclectic Eye Art Opening Reception The midtown location of Eclectic Eye hosted an art opening reception for artist Eunika Rogers. Her latest series is titled “Origins” and features clay self-portraits.

The exhibit will be up until June 24th so stop in to see these beautiful works of art.

Artist Eunika Rogers

George Higgs, Gay & Hall Prewitt

Wayne Young & Salli Scott

Rebecca Allen & Kristina Woo

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Home Is Where The “Art” Is Fundraiser The Memphis Jewish Home & Rehab (MJHR) hosted its second HOME IS WHERE THE “ART” IS fundraiser recently at its facility in Cordova. The event, which helps bring beautiful art to the walls of MJHR and raises funds to help provide needed services for seniors, featured international artists as well as local artists this year.

Art, jewelry, and wearable art was offered for sale as well as donated works of art that stay displayed at the facility and were available to be dedicated to loved ones.

If you are interested in dedicating a piece of art in honor of a loved one, contact Joel Ashner at 756-3273.

Ernie Patton

Jim’s Place Grille A Memphis dining tradition bringing families together since 1921

Minton Mayer, Bobby Meadows, Joan & Arnold Weiss, Joel Ashner

3660 South Houston Levee, Suite 112 Collierville, TN 901.861.5000 jimsplacegrille.com Jim's Place Grille is perfect for special celebrations, rehearsal dinners or family gatherings. We also offer off-site catering for any occasion. Contact James Taras or Aaron Rude at 901.861.5000 to reserve your spot today!

| WORK | PLAY | LOVE |

Mary Shainberg, Joan & Arnold Weiss

Linda & Edward Young with Steve Wishnia

For more information visit www.jimsplacegrille.com

Cordova Oral, Facial & Implant Surgery Open House Dr. Steven Zambrano welcomed colleagues and friends to an Open House on April 30th at Cordova Oral, Facial & Implant Surgery. The beautiful new facility was open for tours during lunch and also during the early evening. Guests were treated to heavy hors d’oeuvres, drinks and music by Charvey Mac. Congratulations, Dr. Zambrano and staff!

Charvey Mac

Melanie Herndon & Barry Williams

Dr. Freida Moore

Jeff Dutsch, Paula Zambrano, Dr. Steven Zambrano & Annmeter Hunt

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