Benefit Dinner and Dance for Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa April 27, 2013
24th Annual
HONORARY CHAIR Choctaw Chief, Gregory E. Pyle BOARD CHAIRPERSON Jay Anderson, DDS PRESENTING SPONSOR
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Evening Program 6:30 Silent Auction and cash bar opens Indian Health Care Native Nations Youth Council Drum Group 7:00 Welcome – Curtis Zunigha, Emcee Lord’s Prayer Invocation – Julia Wakeford Introductions – Dr. Jay Anderson Event Chair and IHCRC Board of Trustee 7:15 Dinner 7:45 Silent Auction A Closes 8:00 Silent Auction B Closes 8:15 Presentation of Honorary Chair, Chief Gregory E. Pyle 8:30
Live Auction Pediatric Testimonials Sponsor a Camper Wine Raffle Closes
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IHCRC of Tulsa Board of Trustees OFFICERS Janice Edmiston, President, Choctaw and Sac and Fox Jim Cameron, Vice President, Cherokee Bob Bitting, Secretary, Cherokee Herb Haschke, Treasurer Dr. Jay Anderson, At Large Executive Committee, Choctaw Joe Neely, At Large Executive Committee, Muscogee (Creek) MEMBERS Dr. David Moon, Chickasaw Goldie Phillips, Comanche Ed Pierce, Citizen Nation Potawatomie Madeline Teague, Cherokee Mary Ann Vassar, Cherokee Leadership Tulsa Intern, Luke Essman, Osage
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Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa Mission Statement The mission of the Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa is to provide quality, comprehensive health care to Tulsa area Indian people in a culturally sensitive manner that promotes good health, well being and harmony.
Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa Vision Statement Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa is committed to the elimination of health disparities, the expansion of innovative family focused practices and the promotion of an embracing approach to care that strengthens physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellness within the Indian community. Indian Health Care serves a population of over 123,565 Native Americans who live in the Tulsa metro area. Our nonprofit agency provides a full range of medical, dental, pharmacy, optometry and therapeutic counseling services. The Dance of the Two Moons benefit supports the pediatric programs offered at Indian Health Care.
Win a Case of Switzer Family Wine Valued at over $780 $10 for 1 or $50 for 6 It’s hard to believe grape juice could turn wine this good. Legendary Barry Switzer is the owner so you know it is a winning play. The 96% Cabernet Sauvignon is combined with Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. The grapes are from the Pelissa Vineyard in the Oakville appellation of Napa Valley and the end result is nothing short of amazing! This full-bodied Cab is loaded with flavors of black cherry, black currant and black berry along with hints of mocha, cedar and a gentle smokiness. Touchdown! A Cab this big and lush needs food along the same lines like a juicy Angus ribeye or a rack of New Zealand lamb chops. I’m sure Barry would even opt for some good ol’ Oklahoma bbq like smoked brisket with Head Country bbq sauce from Ponca City, Oklahoma! – Randa Warren, Master Sommelier
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Dance of Two Moons Honorary Chairs Choctaw Chief Gregory E. Pyle Southeastern Oklahoma State University and being named an Honorary Member of the Oklahoma State Troopers Association. He was selected as a 2007 honoree inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Chief Pyle is very proud that the Choctaw Nation was named as a recipient of the Pro Patria Award and the 2008 Freedom Award. Other appointments and awards for Chief Pyle include receiving the SBA Region VI Minority Small Business Advocate of the Year, several terms as a member on the National Indian Health Board and a year as the elected President of the Oklahoma City Area Indian Health Board. He was appointed by the Secretary of Interior to serve on a Task Force created to reorganize the Bureau of Indian Affairs and reappointed two years later, heading up several subcommittees on the Task Force. Congressional hearings during the past few years have featured the testimony of Chief Pyle on various subjects, including Code Talkers, sovereignty, Arkansas River bed and health care. Under the positive leadership of Chief Pyle, the Choctaw Nation has put families first, with priorities on education, health and jobs. Deep involvement in economic development has resulted in profitable tribal businesses such as gaming centers, manufacturing plants and travel plazas, creating numerous jobs and funding tribal programs. The recent opening of the huge Choctaw Resort and Casino in Durant this year has added several hundred employees to the tribe, bringing the total number to 6,400. Accomplishments as Chief of the Choctaw Nation have been numerous for Greg Pyle. Under his leadership, a new hospital and a Diabetes Wellness Center have been constructed in Talihina, as well as clinics in Stigler, McAlester, Atoka, Broken Bow and Idabel, a new Hospitality House, new Recovery Center and a
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new Women’s Treatment Center. The Poteau Clinic has been expanded to include additional health care professionals and a mail-pharmacy refill center. During his tenure as Chief, Independent Living Communities for elderly have been constructed in six towns, several new community centers have been built and the older centers have received additional space and improvements. Five Child Development Centers have been built and tribal businesses have been created. Education milestones include the Choctaw Language Program and increasing the scholarship program to serve over 5,000 students annually. A new academic building has been built at Jones Academy for the elementary school. A career development program for Choctaws has been initiated. Chief Pyle’s dedication to the Choctaw people is evident through the many services that are now available to the tribal members.
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Phillips Family Goldie, Vivian, Brian, Eric, Jessica
Dickerson Family DeeAnn, John, Melissa
Morris Family Sue, Tom
Kelley Family Margie, Megan
Dance of the Two Moons Volunteers Holly Becker Donna Birkenfeld Ashley Bishop Chana Bivens Emily Bolusky Richie Bolusky Christina Bray Russell Burkhart Lenora Carson Jessica Collins Joshua Conant Melanie Conant Heather Curl Tim Curl Tammy Davis Tim Davis Claude Denize Dustin Enterline Elizabeth Fair
Tom Forbes Jenifer Hamma Kevin Heeney Tara Heeney Brandi Hines Jimmy Holman Bobby Howard Cherie Howard Jennie Howard Mary Howard Darla Howe-Pierce Claire Johnson Denis Johnson Linda Keathley Leticha Kincade Shaunna Kincade Aquila Loftis Jim Marsh Sunny Marsh
Karen McAhren Lashley McIntosh Margaret McIntosh Tamie McIntosh Carol Melton Stacie Nutt Brian Nutt Nancy O’Banion Christopher Osburn Edward E. Rogers Tim Shadlow Carmelita Skeeter Sandra Stanford Jennifer Welch LaToyia Williams Shawn Williams Gwendolyn Wilson Stacey Wilson Joann Wyrrick
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Dance of the Two Moons Silent Auction Rules 1.
The Silent Auction will open at 6:30 pm.
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The two Silent Auction sections will close in sequence: section A will close at 7:45 pm and section B will close at 8:00 pm.
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There is a bid sheet on the table for each item in the Silent Auction. All items are displayed next to the bid sheet.
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You may bid as many times as you wish on an item by writing your name, phone number and table number again under the name of the last bidder or you may use the “GUARANTEED BID” to secure your place as the highest bidder.
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All bids should increase the previous bid by the amount indicated on the bid sheet. Check each bid sheet to see if there is an opening minimum bid.
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After a section closes, accounting staff will come to your table and present you with your winning bid sheets. When you are presented your bid sheets you will also be able to check out at that time.
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At the end of the evening you will be able to clam you items after payment.
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Winning bidders must claim their items and pay for them by 10:30 pm unless special arrangements are made, IHCRC will not be responsible for any auction item after 11:00 pm.
Procedure for Payment of Auction Items 1.
For your convenience, the IHCRC cashiers will come to your table and accept your payment at that time and complete your check-out.
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For your convenience, the IHCRC cashiers will accept the following forms of payment: cash, check, VISA, MasterCard and American Express.
Disclosure Information Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. The fair market value for a Dance of the Two Moon’s ticket is $60.00. The remaining portion of your ticket price is tax-deductible. 550 South Peoria, Tulsa, OK 74120 Phone: 918-588-1900 • Fax: 918-582-6405 • www.ihcrc.org 13
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Dance of the Two Moons Auction Donors Dr. and Mrs. Akber Akberali All Star Sports Complex Dr. and Mrs. Jay Anderson Andy’s Fine Portraits The Apple Tree BA Golf & Athletic Beck’s Fresh Mediterranean Molly Bentley Stacy Berg Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bitting Chana Bivens Blue Rose Cafe Tia Carter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark Emily Bolusky BounceU Boxworks Reagan Briggs Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cameron Hope Cates Chana Bivens Coldwell Banker Shangri La Realty Melanie Conant Virginia Cox Heather Crim Tammy Davis Deanna Holman Claude Denize DomesticAide Kim Doner DoubleTree Downtown Tulsa Zandra Drywater Elizabeth Duncklee Julie Durham Janice Edmiston El Rancho Grande Mexican Food Eli’s Cheesecake Company
Eskimo Joe’s Fine Airport Parking Fleet Feet Rachel Floyd Alison Forsythe Garden Deva Judy Gibson Gorfam Marketing, Inc. Shan Goshorn Griffin Communications Gail Hamilton Jenifer Hamma Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa Herb Haschke, Jr. Kelly Henderson Kelsey Hendrix Jessica Herod Hideaway Pizza Brandi Hines Deanna Holman Molly Hurst Hyatt Regency Tulsa iidentity Salon IHCRC Pharmacy Staff Ihloff Salon and Day Spa James E. McNellie’s Public House Juniper Key Personnel Leticha Kincade La Villa Restaurant at Philbrook Angie Lanning Michael Lapolla Lids Locker Room Darlene Lilly Lowe’s Lyon’s Indian Store Dr. David and Lee Marks 15
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Dance of the Two Moons Auction Donors Merlin Little Thunder Marshall Brewing Mary Murray’s Flowers Mazzios Corporation Beverly McLaughlin Kay Meek Meigs Jewelry The Melting Pot Mr. & Mrs. Reed Melton Miller Swim School Dr. and Mrs. David Moon Zack Morris Tanya Mulder Native American Art NDN Art & Frame Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neely Stacie Nutt Nancy O’Banion On A Whim Panera Bread The Parlour Hair & Ink Paschal Tile Patta LT Silk Studio Ryan Perryman Jim Perryman Alia Peterson Philbrook Museum Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce Phyllis Pratt Opal Price Queenie’s Restless Natives Productions Carol Rice Robertson Tire Katherine Robinson Tessa Robledo Karen Rodgers Edward E. Rogers
Debra Rummel Samuel Grayson Salon & Spa Savoy Restaurant Science Museum Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shane Silver Dollar City Six Flags Barbra Shoemake Carmelita Skeeter Bill Stanbery Chad Stanton LaVerne Stone Stone Mill BBQ and Steakhouse Susan D. Eddings Designs T.A. Lorton Gabrielle Taylor Madeline Teague Karen Thomas Toni’s Cha’ Tullis Tulsa Drillers Tulsa Family Dental Tulsa Garden Center Tulsa Plastics Company Tulsa Yoga Therapy Studio Tulsa Zoo Friends TW’s-AFAB Urban Furnishings Mary Ann Vassar Heather Walker Angel Warford Lisa Weiche Jennifer Welch The Wild Fork The Yoga Room Warren Liquor & Wine Young Rembrandts Ziegler’s 17
Dance of the Two Moons Individual and Business Donors Marcia Ailshie Melinda Anthony Kada Benally Molly Bentley Donna Birkenfeld Emily Bolusky Reagan Briggs Bridget Bright Deana Brown Breanna Brumley Gail Burns Amory Butler Jessica Collins Elizabeth Conner Virginia Cox Heather Curl Tammy Davis Amy DeMoss Terra Denby Zandra Drywater Julie Durham Elizabeth Fair John Farris Denise Fholer Judy Gibson
Dayna Goins JoAnn Gower Jennifer Hamma Kelly Henderson Kelsey Hendrix Henry Schein Brandi Hines Deanna Holman Molly Hurst Carrie Hurst Interior Logistics Iowa Tribe of KS & NEB James R Childers Architect Rebecca Johnson Kerr Foundation Dr. Robert Lawson Becca Leath Dean Martin Stacy McDonald National Association of Community Health Centers Nichols Landscape Nancy O’Banion
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Ryan Perryman Jim Perryman Phyllis Pratt Opal Price Ryann Richie Ron Robetson Tessa Robledo Tim Shadlow Ashley Simon Carmelita Skeeter Judy Supernaw Alex Surrell Sherry Surrell Dr. Laura Taylor Gabrielle Taylor Karen Thomas Clayton Tselee Paulette Wamego Kim Watson Lisa Weiche Jennifer Welch Shawn White Mollie Williford
Dance of the Two Moons 2013 Premier Auction Descriptions 1. Flowers for a Year from Mary Murray’s – You will receive one arrangement a month for year. “Mary Murray’s Flowers has been proudly serving the Tulsa, Oklahoma area for over forty years. We are a family owned and operated shop committed to offering only the finest floral designs and gifts. Our quality product is backed by prompt and knowledgeable service. Because each of our patrons is important to us, our professional staff dedicates itself to making your floral shopping experience pleasant. That is why we always go the extra mile to make sure your floral gift is perfect!” 2. Custom Native American Silhouettes by the Garden Deva – These whimsical silhouettes were created by Tulsa company Garden Deva, whose unique pieces can be found in galleries, boutique shops, and garden centers throughout the U.S. After being custom designed by one of their artists, the pieces were then laser cut from metal and powder coated for long-lasting durability. They are ready to be installed at your home or office, and can be secured with concrete in the ground. Each piece is a representation of the sculptures to come in Medicine Wheel Park. With the encouragement of his mother, the boy is playing Hoop and Pole, otherwise known as “Shoot the Hoop”. This game is known in many variations across most tribes in North America. The girl carries a “baby” on her back and walks in step with her mother, wishing to be like her. The sculptures portray the loving interaction of a Native American mother and her children, while capturing the essence of nurture. Be a proud owner of this one-of-a-kind artwork! Own one piece or own them all!
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A Special Thanks The Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa Board of Trustees extends its thanks to all the sponsors, the planning committee, staff, dancers, volunteers, artists, businesses and individual donors of the Dance of the Two Moons.
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Dance of the Two Moons 2013 Premier Auction Descriptions continued 3. Thompson of Juniper – Award winning Chef and restranteur Justin Thompson, proprietor of Junipers, PRHYME Downtown Steakhouse and the soon-to-be Tavolo: Italian Bistro is donating a very special dining and gastronomical experience for 10. Chef Thompson is a Tulsa native and has served as chef at Ciao on Brookside, The Brasserie and its sister restaurant, Sonoma Bistro and Wine Bar. 4. Drillers Suite – Entertain 20 of your family and friends in the incredible Drillers Suite at ONEOK Field. It has all the amenities; wet bar with granite countertops, flat panel television featuring in-house feed with radio broadcast and cable, large refrigerator, and wireless internet, all in a temperature controlled environment. Exclusive access to “Cadillac Club” and private suite level restrooms. Light appetizers including: 9 layer dip, popcorn, chips and salsa, potato chips, French onion dip and a fruit tray with be provided by the Drillers, a full menu and drinks are available for purchase. Courtesy of the Tulsa Drillers. 5. Burgers and Brew – If you enjoy handcrafted beer and getting together with friends, this item’s for you! Experience a private tour and tasting (for up to 6 people) at Marshall Brewing Company at their brewery located at 618 S. Wheeling Ave, Tulsa, OK. You and your friends will be personally guided through the brewery and educated on the brewing process by Brewmaster Eric Marshall. You will experience the world of “craft brewing” first hand. While the brewery is open to the general public at limited times for tours, your tour will be exclusive for your group, at a time convenient to you, and Eric Marshall will share some of his personal stock of Marshall Beer. Blue Rose Cafe will also add to your experience with a $100 gift certificate that can be used at anytime.
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Dance of the Two Moons 2013 Premier Auction Descriptions continued 6. Original artwork from the artists at Royce Myers Art Limited – Each of the following pieces is a one-of-a-kind piece of art and impressive in their own right. Any of these stunning pieces of art would add distinction to your space. 7. David L. Moss Experience – Ever been curious to see the inside of the jail and see how the whole system works? If yes, this might be the perfect item for you. You and 9 of your friends will get a private tour of the David L. Moss Criminal Justice System. To add to your experience you will then be able to have a private meal provided by Uniquely Yours Catering at the jail. We promise it will not be bologna sandwiches! 8. Desserts for a Year – How does having a freshly made dessert delivered to you once a month for a year sound? If you enjoy indulging your sweet tooth every once in awhile you must bid on this item. You can enjoy the homemade dessert creations of Emily Bolusky once a month for a year. Desserts will range from cookies to decadent cakes which may include a carrot cake cheesecake, cranberry oatmeal walnut cookies, Dulce de leche cheesecake bars, peanut butter and chocolate tart and lemon meringue pie.
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Dance of the Two Moons 2013 Premier Auction Descriptions continued 9. Golf Weekend at Shangri-La Country Club – Shangri-La Country Club is nestled naturally within a 7-mile wooded area on over 415 acres of pristine landscape at the tip of Monkey Island in the center of beautiful Grand Lake, offering sweeping panoramic views of this breathtaking body of water. The prestigious golf course, soon to include an elite level clubhouse, first class restaurant and lounge, and state-of-the-art fitness center offers members and guests the ultimate golf escape. Shangri-La Country Club offers 18 holes of Championship Golf on Grand Lake’s only 4.5 Star Golf Digest rated course. Grand Lake boasts over 1,300 miles of scenic shoreline and rolling terrain in what is commonly referred to as “Green Country”. The golf and the lake offer unlimited recreational opportunities for family and friends. Package includes 2 Bedroom Suite for up to 6 guests, golf for 4 people or two rounds for 2 people and $100 to the exquisite Summit restaurant. Expires 12/2013 excludes holiday weekends. Depending on availability and no holiday weekends. Donated by Coldwell Banker Shangri La Realty and Dr. and Mrs. Jay Anderson.
Dr. Jay and Nancy Anderson proudly support Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa for promoting health care that strengthens physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellness within the Tulsa Indian community.
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