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The 16th Showhouse for a Cure

Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse 2228 E. Newberry Blvd., Milwaukee. June 1-16, 2013

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Celebrating 16 Years Dear Showhouse Sponsors, Guests and Friends: Let me be the first to welcome you to the 2013 Showhouse for a Cure, which I am lucky enough to call “home”. As both this year’s homeowner and Chair of WBCS, I am awestruck and inspired by what has gone into the making of the 16th Annual Showhouse.

WBCS cannot thank enough the wonderful designers, who, as always, have worked tirelessly to transform The Castle on Newberry. Their partnership is critical to WBCS’ success.

WBCS would also like to thank our presenting sponsor, Northwestern Mutual Foundation, for its sustained support and commitment, who along with the many other generous donors who are recognized throughout this program, energize the thousands of volunteers whose selfless donation of time, talent and resources make WBCS and our events possible.

WBCS would also like to extend a very special thank you to John Kimpel, our friend and resident photographer, as well as Exclusively Yours Magazine for its continued design and production assistance with the Showhouse program book.

It is the continued generosity and enthusiasm that has resulted in more than $4.75 million in contributions to early-stage breast cancer and prostate cancer research at the Medical College of Wisconsin. This year, with the help of you, the Showhouse’s sponsors, guests and friends, we will surpass the $5 million mark, which allows WBCS to continue its mission to support promising, muchneeded research.

Thank you for touring this year’s Showhouse and for being part of WBCS’ efforts to fund a cure.

Best regards, Kadie M. Jelenchick 2013 Homeowner and Chair of WBCS Board of Directors

2013 Showhouse Dedication Just before Thanksgiving 2012, Ann Butler Nattinger, MD, MPH, Lady Riders Professor of Breast Cancer Research, Professor of Medicine and Chief of General Internal Medicine at The Medical College of Wisconsin, was diagnosed with breast cancer—which begs the question: Who heals the healer?

Dr. Nattinger did not have to reach very far to seek treatment. She turned to fellow clinicians at Froedtert and The Medical College of Wisconsin Clinics for her care. Husband Bruce and their three offspring, Kevin, Kinsey and Michael, find themselves on a journey with her that many families have experienced following a diagnosis of cancer.

There are days of empowerment and days of concern; but, ultimately research and advanced treatment options bring hope. Dr. Nattinger’s many years of counseling patients to survival now has an added personal dimension. In Dr. Nattinger’s words, “Although I wouldn’t wish breast cancer on anyone, there are some silver linings to having had this experience. One is that personally experiencing illness gives me a valuable perspective on what my patients go through and what is needed from our system of care.”

Since joining The Medical College of Wisconsin faculty in 1988, Dr. Nattinger has published several landmark studies of factors involved in the choice of treatment options by breast cancer patients – contributions that have led to changes in health policy. Her research has included evaluating the quality of surveillance care for breast cancer survivors and developing strategies physicians can use to improve the use of screening mammography by their patients. A nationally recognized cancer health services researcher, Dr. Nattinger’s extensive research work includes studying treatment of breast cancer patients,

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therapy treatment options, physician communication with patients, and the development and use of videotapes for aiding patients in medical decision making. She is experienced in studying disparities in care, geographic variations in treatment, quality of life issues, the effect of health policy at the legislative level on the treatment patients will seek, and research methodology.

In 2012, The American College of Physicians (ACP) honored her for her extraordinary leadership and excellence in the areas of cancer research and women’s health. During its annual convocation ceremony, the ACP advanced Dr. Nattinger to the level of “Master,” the highest designation given by the organization. ACP Masters are elected “on account of personal character, positions of honor, eminence in practice or in medical research, or other attainments in science or in the art of medicine.” Since first awarded in 1923, only nineteen physicians in the entire state of Wisconsin have been designated as ACP Masters.

Dr. Nattinger is the second woman ever in Wisconsin, and the first in thirty-eight years, to be recognized as an ACP Master.

Dr. Nattinger has committed her life’s work and made a significant difference in the research, treatment and outcomes for breast cancer patients.

WBCS, Inc. is honored to dedicate its sixteenth annual Showhouse for a Cure to Ann Butler Nattinger, as we walk with her on her personal journey to survival.

Ann Butler Nattinger, MD, MPH

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2013 WBCS Board of Directors

Front Row: Jan Lennon, Vera Wilson, Kadie Jelenchick-Chair, Claudia Gavery, Elizabeth Haas, Jackie Sestito, Colleen Reilly, Linda Short. Back Row: Ellen Irion, Diane Zore, Bob Fono, Diana Luttmann, Charles Haas. Not Shown: Barbie Blutstein, Patty Virnig.

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2013 WBCS Design Review Committee

Jan Lennon and Barbie Blutstein, Co-Chairs

Seated L-R: Claudia Gavery, Jim Jung. Standing L-R: Tom Hoffman, Patty Virnig-Chair, Kerry Shannon, Betsy Hoke, Ellen Irion, Colleen Thompson. Not Shown: Judy Gehl, Marcia Klode

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2013 WBCS Homeowner Liason

2013 WBCS Public Relations & Marketing

2013 WBCS Volunteer Coordinator

Diane Zore-Chair

Ellen Irion-Chair

Linda Short-Chair

Bob Fono-Chair

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CELEBRATING 16 YEARS WITH THE BREAST CANCER SHOWHOUSE!

Looking for that personal touch?

Our Interior Design Studio staff provides a complimentary service to help you select the pieces that realize your vision and create a space that’s uniquely yours.

This year’s Breast Cancer Showhouse room, The Student Au Pair Retreat, was designed by Jim Jung, W.R.I.D., a member of our award-winning staff of Interior Designers. Contact him at (262) 827-8898 or jim.jung@bonton.com.

Every time you use your Boston Store credit card, a donation is made to the Medical College of Wisconsin to fund breast cancer research. Since 1998, with the support of our customers, we have donated over $720,000 to the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.

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Celebrating 16 Years Showhouse Historian

WBCS Attorney

WBCS Photographer

2013 WBCS Hope Springs Eternal Racing for Research at MCW Co-Chairs

Kay Brogelman

David Lowe

John E. Kimpel

Charles A. B. Haas, AIA, Elizabeth A.N. Haas, Esq.

2013 Pinktacular Survivor Luncheon

2013 Pinktacular Fashion Show Bazaar, Co-Chairs

2013 Kathy Duffey Fogarty Tee Up for a Cure速 Golf Outing

Aletha Champine, Bonnie Penegor, and Jan Lennon, Co-Chairs.

Pictured: Linda E.B. Hansen, Esq., Tina Stoeckmann and Andrea Shrednick, Co-chairs

2013 Raise a Glass to Hope Preview Party

L-R: Meghan Bitnec-Co-Chair, Bob Fono, Mary Jordan, Colleen Reilly-Co-Chair. Not Shown: Laura Davidson, Sheila Geis, Sandy Jandegian, Kadie Jelenchick, Jackie Sestito

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Katie Glaisner

Julie Lutz

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Boutique Committee

Arlene Wesson-Chair

Julie Wilson and Vera Wilson, Co-Chairs

2014 WBCS Pink Tie Gala, Co-Chairs

Raise a Glass to Hope Behind the Scenes Auction Winner 2012

Steve Lyles

Kaycee Whitaker

Joe DeKlotz

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Celebrating 16 Years We are grateful to our Generous Sponsors and Volunteers

2013 Showhouse Presenting Sponsor

Platinum Sponsors The Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Kathy Duffey Fogarty Fund Doug and Ellen Melvin

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors Delafield Chamber of Commerce

Mark F. Blake, MD and Roger C. Mixter, MD, SC

Bronze Sponsors BMO Harris Bank John F. Bosbous Carroll University Blaze Dance Team Daniel and Keller Family JoAnn and Richard Duffey Engineered Products Julie and Hoss Fatemi Susie and Robert Fono Four Four Foundation Jessica and Joshua Friess Fun-O-Leers Susan Gebhardt Maggie and Bob Gerth Family Great Lakes Darts Elizabeth and Charles Haas Ann and Jon Hammes Horizon Investment Services, LLC

Miriam and Chris Abele Anonymous WBCS Director Christopher L. Doerr Lori and Richard Duffey

Hydrite Chemical Company J. W. Speaker Corporation Diane and Robert Jenkins The Jewelry Center Korb Tredo Architects Jan Lennon Lucky Tiger Jacqueline S. Macomber McCarthy Grittinger Weil Financial Group Jane and Slim McGinn Patti & Jack McKeithan Archie and Viola Meinerz Family Foundation, Inc. Linda and John Mellowes Mille Tesori Interior Design Studio/ Marcia Klode Nev 2/11 Foundation

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Andy Nunemaker Park Bank Bonnie and Robert Penegor The PrivateBank Robert W. Baird Foundation Shorewest Realtors Karen and David Simon, MD Slim McGinn’s Irish Pub Kathy and Ted Spicuzza Tamarack Petroleum Company, Inc. West Bend Mutual Community Foundation Weyco Group, Inc. Wisconsin Energy Foundation Diane and Ed Zore

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2013 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse Friends, In-Kind Donors and Volunteers Friends Barbara Barrow Barbie and Mort Blutstein Mark Bosbous, MD Café 1505 Kathi and Bruce Campbell, MD CG Schmidt Ettinger Family Foundation Barbara Fuldner

Joyce and Jon Gudeman, MD Harleys The Store for Men Jack Pandl’s Whitefish Bay Inn Kadie and Steve Jelenchick Kahler Slater Architects Barbara Karol KBS Construction Kopp’s Frozen Custard

Lexus of Brookfield Dr. Carl E. Olson Family Amalie and Robert Smole Transfer 2, Inc. VIA Downer Carol Williams, PhD Vera and J. Frank Wilson, MD Wimmer Communities

In-Kind Donations and Services 4 Paws Grooming 88Nine, Radio Milwaukee Anchor Hocking Lisa Berman Blommer Chocolate Company Bloomin’ Olive Floral & Gift Gallery Blue Mound Golf & Country Club Blutstein Brondino Fine Art Boston Store Boutique B'Lou Braise Restaurant Bravo Restaurant Brewers Community Fund Burke CandyGrandmother Reilly’s Chocolates Callaway Golf Cans-to-Go Concours Motors BMW Cathy Constantini Barbara Cosgrove Cream City Gifts Delafield Hotel Destination Fitness JoAnn and Richard Duffey East Towne Jewelers Einstein Bagels Eliza Audley, LLC Elvia’s Arte Gallery Ferrantes Restaurant First Bank First Priority Printing Florentine Opera Susie and Bob Fono A Friend of WBCS Inc. Friends of Lake Park Joyce Garbaciak George Watts & Son Maggie and Robert Gerth Family Gigi of Mequon Gold Creations Cecelia Gore Grande Finale

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Grotta & Co. Hand Printed and Dyed Textiles Doris Hajewski Harley-Davidson Foundation, Inc. Harleys The Store for Men Harry’s on Oakland Heritage Tile Hinterland The Hotel Foster Impressions Day Spa InterContinental Hotel Milwaukee Jamie Heiden Photography Stan Jones, United Country Jones Auction and Realty Journal Sentinel K & K Designs by Kay Brogelman and Kadie and Steve Jelenchick Kara Marie Kidd O’Shea Kohler Co. Koss Corporation La Lune Collection Lexus Champions for Charity Lexus of Brookfield Lise and Kato’s A Little Pizzazz Cedarburg Living Spaces Katie and David Lucey M Magazine Mallery & Zimmerman The Marcus Corporation Foundation The Medical College of Wisconsin MillerCoors Milwaukee Ballet Company Milwaukee County Parks Milwaukee Magazine Milwaukee Pedal Tavern Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Modus Katie and Mark Mohr The Morning Blend, Today’s TMJ4 My Kids Lids

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Gale and Don Nestor News Graphic North Shore Country Club North Star Bistro NOW Newspapers O’Lydias OAK Milwaukee OnMilwaukee.com Performance Running Outfitters Pet Supplies Plus Piggly Wiggly Mequon The Private Client Reserve of US Bank P-ZAZZZ! LTD. and Facets

by Deborah Wolf Lurie Quest Nutrition Bars Real Milwaukee, Fox 6 Melanie and Karl Reichenberger Riverwest Aces Road ID Kathy Sammons Starbucks Stella & Dot Tall Tree Gallery and Studio Tim Fogarty, West Chester Glove Company Tim Haglund Studio Ltd. U.S. Bancorp Fund Services VIA Downer vJoy Photography Wake-Up 6, Fox 6 Walkers Point Association J. Frank Wilson MD Winkie’s Variety Store Committee Members The Wisconsin Athletic Club WISN TV, Channel 12 WMYX - 99.1 The Mix WUWM-Milwaukee Public Radio Xzia Spa Sally and Tom Zale Zilli Hospitality Group Zoom Room

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2013 WBCS Members Angela Alevizos Sue Amato Jo Armour Susie Auchter Judy Bach Paula Bailey Steve Bailey Katie Beiser Doreen Berg Meghan Bitnec John Bosbous Andrea Bowe Katie Boyle Kay Brogelman Anne Brown Squeakie Bruce Therese Burkhart Bonnie Caravella Pat Carrier Susan Cornell Suzanne Cornell Stephanie Cristan Bonnie Daley Londa Dalton Laura Davidson Lynn Dewing Sue Doornek Eileen Dubner Dick Duffey JoAnn Duffey Lori Duffey Sandra Dvorak Helen Eglash Judy Eglash Mary Faith Emmerich Nikki Etheridge Mary Evans Carol Fairborn Theresa Felkner Maureen Fleming Monica Fleming Mary Kate Fogarty Susie Fono

Janis Frank Kathy Friedman Ann Gardiner Kay Gardner Judy Gehl Sheila Geis Mary Gerth Colleen Gerth Elizabeth Gerth Kathy Gerth Ellen Glaisner Katie Glaisner Jean Gorham Joyce Gudeman Margaret Haagensen Christine Hansen Linda Hansen Marge Hartwig Mark Heffron Rose Hill Tom Hoffman Joyce Holm Connie Hoogerland Mary Horowitz Sandy Jandegian Susan Janik Susan Jaskulski Doreen and Bill Jelenchick Rita Jennero JM Construction Amy Johnson Karen Johnston Mary Jordan Pam Jung Sharie Kaminski Barbara Karol Pat Keller Carol Kelly Andrea Kenealey Carol Kiekow Lois Kinsfogel Marcia Klode Jennifer Klukas

Gil Knutson Sherry Knutson Shirley Koehler Lucia Korom Cheryl Krzewinski Maria Kuehn LandWorks, Inc. Pam LaPorte Kelli LaValle Sarah LeBrun Elaine Lehman Wendy Lewensohn Mark Lillesand Colleen Lohr Julie Lutz Maribeth Lynch Jocelyn Martinek Pat McGavock Diane McGinn Patti McKeithan Dane Miller Stacy Mills Gloria Mitchelson Gale Nestor Donna Neubauer Mary Ann Nicoud Tania Nigh Nikki Panico Florence Parnegg Eric Pearson Lynne Peterson Nicole Phipps Kate Pruit Anna Purdy Barbara Reddy Rick Repnik Kristen Ricciardelli Carol Richheimer Betsy Roberts Vicki Rydell Kathy Saiia Kathy Sammons Naomi Sanders

Robert Sappey Micky Schmahl Carol Schmidt Jane Schmidt Linda Mae Schmitt Mary Schneider Debra Schoenfeldt Margie Schrader Kelly Seaman Nancy Severson Stuart Shanks Kerry Shannon Sandy Sherman Patti Sherry Andrea Shrednick Tracy Simon Linda Solveson Jean Sorenson Diane Spasoff Christine Speaker Judy Starr Jenna Stehlik Judy Steinke Tina Stoeckmann Sarah Stuhlmacher Eve Sylvester Colleen Thompson Mary Beth Van Groll Jean Weismueller Roseann Wesolowski Arlene Wesson Diana Wilets Catherine Williams Arlene Wilson Jean Wilson Maureen Wiskirchen Barbara Zabors Mary-Jo Zore Nadine Zuckerman

Third Ward Blush

Greendale Shorewest Realtors

Milwaukee Metro Area Bachman Furniture Laacke & Joys Shorewest Realtors Tony Sendik’s Market on Downer Milwaukee Third Ward Nehring’s on Oakland

Greenfield Ken Michaels Furniture

New Berlin Shorewest Realtors

Menomonee Falls Shorewest Realtors

Oak Creek Shorewest Realtors

Mequon Cafe 1505 Shorewest Realtors

Oconomowoc Shorewest Realtors

2013 WBCS Ticket Outlets Bayside Bayside Garden Center Brookfield Boston Store Furniture Gallery Ethan Allen Ken Michaels Furniture Laacke & Joys River Boutique Sendik’s Fine Foods Shorewest Realtors Cedarburg Generations Consignment Shorewest Realtors Wyndrose Fine Jewelry Delafield UPS Store

Glendale Bayshore Town Center Guest Services Grafton Sweet Trio

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Waukesha Shorewest Realtors Wauwatosa Shorewest Realtors Steinkellner Decorating Center West Allis Carpet Town Whitefish Bay Dan Fitzgerald Pharmacy Jack Pandl’s Whitefish Bay Inn Winkie’s Variety Store

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2013 WBCS Scientific Review Research for a Cure With its 2012 donation of $350,000, WBCS, Inc. increased its investment in breast cancer and prostate cancer research to a cumulative donation of over $4.75 million. Researchers at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center use WBCS research awards as seed grants to develop the data required to apply for larger National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute grants. Currently, less than 8% of approved federal grants receive funding. Philanthropy increasingly is shouldering the burden of funding research not only for early-stage research, but also for more mature projects, as the competition for scarce federal research dollars increases.

In 2011, WBCS, Inc. pledged $1 million to establish the WBCS Breast Cancer Research Professorship at the Cancer Center. The Professor’s research will be conducted in the WBCS Breast Cancer Research Laboratory at the College. The Medical College will recruit a nationally renowned researcher to fill the position. WBCS anticipates the Professorship will be fully funded in 2014. WBCS has pledged to continue to fund up to $300,000 annually for research.

Each of the 2013 Independent Seed Grant Awardees has received a one-year, $50,000 award. An additional meritorious $50,000 award has been reserved for a second year for the 2013 seed grant that is determined to have the greatest research impact of the three awards.

In addition, Carol Williams, PhD, has reported on the progress that has been made on the 2012 WBCS Large Center Grant in Breast Cancer Research awarded last year. The purpose of the study is to develop new approaches to halt the growth of primary breast tumors before metastasis occurs and to improve methods to slow metastasis and reverse the growth of secondary tumors. The overall goal of the project is to develop treatments that diminish breast cancer metastasis.

The collaborative efforts and robust exchange of innovative research and ideas fostered by the $100,000 grant has positioned the awardees to apply for a Program Project Grant, as well as for individual researchers in the group to apply for grants to further their specific

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research goals. The group’s research is ongoing, and its progress will be updated at the 2014 Scientific Review Committee meeting.

The WBCS Scientific Review Committee (SRC) meets annually to review grant proposals and recommend approval and funding by the WBCS board of directors. Two SRC members retired from the committee in 2012 and deserve special mention and gratitude for their long standing commitment to the WBCS mission: Lyle Henry, MD, FACS, and Owen Griffith, PhD. The SRC welcomes Alysandra Lal, MD, MPH to the committee. The purpose of the Scientific Review Committee, in partnership with the MCW Cancer Center, is to provide oversight and focus for the funds allocated by WBCS to early-stage research from the annual Showhouse for a Cure and its supporting events.

Scientific Review Committee

Front row, left to right: Alysandra Lal, MD, MPH; Robert Truitt, PhD; Jan Lennon; Diane Zore, Chairperson. Back row, left to right: Edward Ward; Ming You, MD, PhD; Mark F. Blake, MD; Carol Williams, PhD. Not pictured, Howard Dubner, MD.

Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse Support to the Medical College of Wisconsin $500,000

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Hope has a Home WBCS funding provides more opportunities for us to do research, and it helps stimulate interest in breast cancer research. WBCS could choose to solicit proposals nationally, as some organizations do, but the fact that they target funding here means a lot to scientists at MCW. –Haris Vikis, PhD

2013 Independent Seed Grants Haris Vikis, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology, Medical College of Wisconsin Breast cancer frequently spreads to the lungs. Patients with tumor that has spread have a very poor clinical outlook. Treatment options rarely result in a cure. Therefore, a better understanding of what controls the spread of breast cancer is key to developing effective therapies. Successful completion of our studies will ultimately result in better design of therapies that harness the tumor cell-killing capacity of neutrophils.

Research Title: “Evaluation of myeloperoxidase in mediating the anti-metastatic effects of neutrophils in breast cancer”

Qing (Robert) Miao, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatric Surgery, Medical College of Wisconsin The purpose of this study is to determine if Nogo-B receptor (NgBR) is a new therapeutic target for breast cancer. The growth of a tumor from a single, genetically altered cell is a stepwise progression, including hyperplasia, dysplasia, carcinoma in situ and cancer. The goal of this proposal is to determine the roles of NgBR in breast cancer initiation and stepwise progression.

In human breast cancer cells there is a protein called HER2 that is one of four Epidermal Growth Factor receptors. Researchers identified HER2 as a target because levels of HER2 are commonly increased up to 100-fold in invasive breast cancer, and signaling pathways promote the growth and survival of breast cancer cells even when a patient undergoes chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy. Findings from my research should reveal new insights into how NgBR plays a central role in a breast cancer cell’s ability to grow, gain the motility and invade to other organs. If this is the case, then new treatments can be designed to target NgBR to improve the efficacy of breast cancer therapy.

Research Title: “Roles of Nogo-B receptor (NgBR) in breast cancer initiation and progression”

Yan-Qing Ma, PhD, Associate Investigator, Blood Research Institute, Blood Center of Wisconsin Breast cancer is one of the most commonly occurring malignancies in women, and distant metastasis is responsible for most breast cancer mortality. Kindlins have been recently identified as a novel family of integrin activators. Significantly, kindlin-2, one of the kindlin family members, is highly expressed in aggressive breast cancer cells and promotes integrin-mediated cancer cell invasion. In this study, we will comprehensively evaluate the significance of the integrin-kindlin-2 signaling pathway in breast cancer malignancy.

We believe this work will significantly advance our understanding of breast cancer malignancy and may develop a novel therapeutic target for breast cancer treatment.

Research Title: “Kindlin-2 is a novel target for breast cancer therapeutics”

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The Kathy Duffey Fogarty

Tee Up For A Cure

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10am-12 noon Registration, putting green and practice range open

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11am–Lunch on the patio 12:30pm–Shotgun Start 5:30pm–Evening Reception: cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, silent auction, dinner, voice auction and awards. Business casual, please. $400 individual golfer ($200 tax deductible); $1,600 foursome ($800 tax deductible) For information, visit www.breastcancershowhouse.org

The Fifteenth Annual Outing Kathy Duffey Fogarty Tee Up for a Cure® The Presenting Sponsor Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Kathy Duffey Fogarty Fund Monday, July 22, 2013 Blue Mound Golf and Country Club

Fashion Show & Luncheon Thursday, October 10, 2013 at The Italian Community Center Bazaar featuring Artists, Artisans and Vendors.

Bazaar will be open from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The Pinktacular Event is a Salute to All Survivors For information, visit www.breastcancershowhouse.org

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The Pink Tie Gala The Delafield Chamber of Commerce along with the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse Cordially invite you to the A winter ball to benefit breast cancer & prostate cancer research. (black tie optional)

February 8th, 2014-5:30 p.m.

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Silent Auction, Reception, Wine Pull Dinner and Dancing Music by Kettle Moraine High School followed by The Chris Mariani Orchestra.

Reservations: Individual reservations, Corporate tables available.

Contact The Delafield Chamber of Commerce- 262-646-8100 info@visitdelafield.org or online WBCS, an all-volunteer charitable organization, has donated $4.75 million to research since it was founded in 1998.For information go to: wwwbreastcancershowhouse.org

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Thank You!

Supporters; Designers and your support teams; Volunteers and your families; Advertisers and Guests

For making Our 16th Anniversary A Success!

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The Castle on Newberry The 2013 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse has a rich history, starting with the Milwaukee street where it is located: East Newberry Boulevard.

The 12-block-long boulevard is on the National Register of Historic Places for its architecturally significant houses, and was named one of America’s Great Streets by the American Planning Association in 2009.

Flanked by Frederick Law Olmstead-designed Lake Park and Riverside Park, Newberry Boulevard followed Olmstead’s design principles of wide-planted medians, tree canopies and ample lots with garden setbacks This year’s Showhouse was built in 1930, when Charles and Malthilde Boltz commissioned Frederick Graf to design a Bavarian-style Tudor home at 2228 E. Newberry Blvd.

Mr. Graf was a popular and successful architect who designed over 100 structures in the Milwaukee area.

His architectural style was diverse, ever cognizant of the owners’ style wishes, and often stood out visually from the surrounding neighborhood.

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Another example of his work can be found one block from the Showhouse at 2112 E. Newberry Blvd The Ozaukee County Courthouse, Graf’s largest single commission, and Christ Polish Baptist Church on the corner of S. 19th and W. Rogers Streets, (now the Immanuel African Baptist Church), both are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The 4,500-square-foot Showhouse was built for a price of $25,000.

It has two fireplaces, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a ballroom, and a solarium between the vestibule and dining room.

The exterior of the house was constructed of solid stone and half timbers that give the Tudor-style house a medieval flavor. The spaces between the timbers are nogged (filled in) with stone or patterned brick and the timbers and brick are left exposed.

Massive chimneys, topped with decorative clay chimney pots, flank the hand-painted terra cotta tile on the steeply pitched gabled roof. The east- facing chimney prominently displays a giant iron script “B” for Boltz.

From the decorative brickwork of the façade and chimney to the cut-tile shingles on the steep gabled roof, the house resembles a medieval country estate. Past and current homeowners and passersby alike refer to the house as “The Castle on Newberry”.

Charles Boltz, the original owner, was founder and president of Milwaukee Brass and Aluminum Co., located in Milwaukee’s Third Ward.

Now known as Saukville Brass and Machine Foundry, the business

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MATC Student Designers Ben Wilde Bridget Mason Milwaukee Area Technical College Faculty Advisor  Mary C. Walgren, Interior Design Instructor WalgrenM@MATC.edu Vendors Residence  www.residencemilwaukee.com

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Sun Room

Sturgeon Interiors, ltd.

Designers Claudia Francis and Betsy Hoke Sturgeon Interiors, Ltd. 5974 N. Santa Monica Blvd.

Milwaukee, WIÂ 53217 414.964.8288 sturgeonints@aol.com Vendors Dash & Albert (Rug Co.) 800.658.5035 Duralee Fabrics 631.273.8800 Maxwell Fabrics 800.663.1159

J&K Trucking, Inc. (Moving and storage) 414.871.2661 Elvia’s Arte Gallery-Boutique (Artwork) 262.388.4507 Timothy Haglund Studio Ltd. (Decorative Painting) www.timothyhaglundstudio.com

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Dining Room

Nicholas Carl Design Designer Nicholas Konzal Nicholas Carl Design Wauwatosa, WI 414.510.3449 nkonzal@gmail.com www.nicholascarldesign.com Facebook: Nicholas Carl Design Vendors Crate&Barrel (table settings) www.crateandbarrel.com Lakewest Remodeling (Painting/woodworking/ custom furniture) 414.412.5556

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Sherwin Williams (Paint) 414.259.1116 Sommers Painting 262.878.9394 Timo Gallery (artwork) 207 E. Buffalo St.

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Kitchen/Powder Room

Kitchens By Design, inc.

Designer Cheryl Ryan Kitchens By Design, Inc. 13104 Watertown Plank Rd. Elm Grove, WI 262.780.0845; 414.975.0709 cheryl@kitchensbydesigninc.com www.kitchensbydesigninc.com

Architectural Design, Concept and Project Management: Joy Peot-Shields, AIA Peot-Shields Architecture, 414.313.2300

Construction: Crestone Construction General Contractor, 414.305.4066

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Powder Room/Kitchen

Kitchens by Design, inc.

Designer Cheryl Ryan Kitchens By Design, Inc. 13104 Watertown Plank Rd. Elm Grove, WI 262.780.0845; 414.975.0709 cheryl@kitchensbydesigninc.com www.kitchensbydesigninc.com Vendors Applewood Drywall & Plastering 262.524.0500 D. L. Couch (Fabric) 800.433.0790 Karl Maio (painting) 414.405.4525 Minasian Rug Company www.minasian.com Village Paint and Design (Benjamin Moore Paint) 414.961.1143 Lakeside Tile and Stone (Terrazzo and marble) available through Kitchens By Design, Inc. Grand Appliances 11728 W. North Ave. Kohler Co. www.kohler.com First Supply (Plumbing Fixtures) www.1supply.com First Quality Woodwork (Custom Cabinets) 414.351.8496 Heritage Tile (Architectural Tile) www.heritagetile.com

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Outdoor Deck

Laacke & Joys Designers Mary Mann Marsha Mather Laacke & Joys 1433 N. Water St. Milwaukee, WI 414.271.7885 mmann@laackeandjoys.com marsha@laackeandjoys.com www.ljoutdoors.com

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Generations Consignment Interiors Designer Ted Meils and Kim Meils Generations Consignment Interiors W62N556 Washington Ave., Cedarburg, Wi 53012 262.376.2966 generationsconsign@yahoo.com www.generationsconsign.com Facebook: Generations Consignment Vendors Kasmir Fabrics (Pillow, chair, window treatment fabrics) www.kasmirfabric.com Heritage Lighting (Ceiling light fixture) www.antiquelights.com

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Beauti-Vue Products Corp.

(Pleated window shades) www.beautivue.com

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Living Room

Residence Designers Kerry Shannon and Michael McKinley Residence 612 N. Broadway, Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-444-5010 414-731-7296 cell Kerry@residencemilwaukee.com Michael@residencemilwaukee.com www.residencemilwaukee.com

Cream City Design and Renovation (Interior Restoration) 414-345-0152

Steinkellner Decorating 414-778-0580

Vendors

Benjamin Moore (Interior Paint) 262-844-7036

Cream City Furniture (Furniture Restoration and Repurposing) 5209 W. North Ave.

John Demler Painting 262-780-0323

Stacey Abillie /Haberdashery House (Custom Fabrications)

Pamela Anderson (Original Art) 414-559-1063

Plaster Gallery (Plaster moldings and medallions) 414-305-1880

Kenneth Ludwig Home Furnishings (Furnishings, accessories and fabrics) 312-467-0530

Great Lakes Plaster 414-534-1181

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Wendy Lee Designs, Inc. Designer Wendy L. Williams Wendy Lee Designs, Inc. 414.732-.271 wendy@wendyleedesignsinc.com www.wendyleedesignsinc.com Vendors Michael Zei Painting & Drywall 262.880.9006 Heritage Lighting Cedarburg (chandelier) 262.377.9033 Sherwin Williams Co. 262.521.2150 Mary Johnson Grundle (Paper Hanger) 414.962.2690

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Family Room

Susan Fredman Design Group Designers Aimee Nemeckay, Brian Nelson, Susan Fredman Design Group 401 E. Silver Spring Dr. Whitefish Bay, WI 53217 414.332.4600 info@susanfredman.com www.susanfredman.com Vendors 360 degrees (console cabinet) 3950 N. Holton St., Milwaukee, WI 53212 Scott Davis Photography scottdavisphotography.artspan.com

Floyd Gompf (reclaimed wood bar cabinet) Oscar Isberian Rugs (area rugs) To the trade: Chicago, 8557 First St., Lakeside, MI 49116 Evanston, Highland Park Kravet (Drapery fabric) www.kravet.com Tyler Studios Ltd. (game table) 6200 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon, WI 53092

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Special thanks also to Flooring Concepts (labor for rugs), ProSource (delivery), SJM Design (labor), Edco (drapery labor).

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TC Hoffman Art Studio Designer Tom Hoffman TC Hoffman Art Studio 123 N. Center Ave. Jefferson, WI 414.403.3900 tchoffmanartist@gmail.com www.tchoffmanartist.com Vendors Soderberg Painting 414.491.8255 Great Lakes Plaster 414.534.1181

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Nursery

Sturgeon Interiors, ltd.

Designers Susan Weber and Kathy Steinmetz Sturgeon Interiors, Ltd. 5974 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Whitefish Bay, WI 53217 414-964-8288; Susan cell: 414-627-7544; Kathy cell: 414-467-9444 www.sturgeoninteriors.com Vendors Brochier Fabrics info@brochier.it Duralee Fabrics www.duralee.com Scion Fabrics www.scionuk.com

Goo Goo Gaa Gaa (crib bedding and accessories) 262.790.6890 Center Street Station Photography (baby photo) 414.640.6405 Persian Rug Gallery (area rug) 414.964.7847 John and Shane Kohls (painting) 414.305.6104; 414.405.7264

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Sherwin Williams (paint) www.sherwin-williams.com Elektra Lights and Fans (light fixture) 414.257.1300 Greatland Electric (electrical services/installation) 262.271.4930 Boston Store Furniture Gallery (chair) www.bostonstore.com J & K Trucking (furniture delivery) 414.871.2661

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Master Bedroom

Ethan Allen Designer Edyta Wojnicka Ethan Allen 425 N. Moorland Rd. Brookfield WI 53005 262.797.6872 ewojnicka@brookfield.ethanallen.com info@brookfield.ethanallen.com dpope@brookfield.ethanallen.com www.ethanallen.com Vendors Marty Johnson (painting) 414.870.5758 Mautz Milwaukee/Sherwin Williams (paint) 414.964.4443

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Master Bathroom

WBCS Collaborative Design Group Designers Ivy Interiors, Patricia Virnig 262.784.8535 Ivyinteriorspatty@hotmail.com i.e. Design, Colleen Thompson 2308 N. 89th Street Wauwatosa, WI 53226 414.378.5569 www.iedesignltd.com

Vendor Calico Corners, fabrication 18525 W Bluemound Rd, Brookfield, WI 53045 262.786.4646 www.calicocornersbrookfield.com

Claudia Gavery Gracious 2000 Showhouse Homeowner

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Guest Bedroom

Bachman Furniture Designer Joe Bachman Bachman Furniture 6800 W Capitol Dr Milwaukee, WI 53216 414-461-9000 joe@bachmanfurniture.com www.bachmanfurniture.com Vendors Sherwin Williams 6330 W. Capitol Dr. Heritage Lighting www.antiquelights.com Hosni Electric 262-377-2543

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Steinkellner Decorating Center Mary Schaufelberger DaĂąelle Blazejovsky Steinkellner Decorating 8834 W. North Ave. Wauwatosa, WI 53226 414.778.0580 Steinies8834@yahoo.com

Brimar (trims for shower curtain and roman shade) www.brimarinc.com Stout (fabric for shower curtain) www.estout.com Fabricade (fabric for shower curtain) www.fabricadefabrics.com/ Carole Fabrics (fabric for roman shade and shower curtain) www.carolefabrics.com

Vendors

Pratt & Lambert (Paint) prattandlambert.com

Romo (black wallpaper) www.romo.com

Don Soderberg (Painting) 414-491-8255

Concertex (glass bead wallpaper) www.concertex.com

Peck’s Paperhanging 414.350.5809

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Mille Tesori Interior Design Studio, llc Designer Marcia Klode Team Members Peggy Mayhew, Molly McGarry, Joan Bell Mille Tesori Interior Design Studio 229 S. Main St. Thiensville, WI 53209 262.512.1771 milletesori@yahoo.com Vendors Manuel Canovas of Cowtan & Tout (Fabric ) www.cowtan.com Village Paint and Design (Benjamin Moore Paint ) www.villagepaintanddesign.com Housum Hanging (Paint) 414.550.2917

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Sitting Room Balcony

La Lune Collection Designer Cathy & Mario Costantini La Lune Collection 930 E. Burleigh St. Milwaukee, WI 53212 414.263.5300; 414.263.5508 fax cathy@lalunecollection.com www.lalunecollection.com

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Student/Au Pair Retreat & 3rd Floor Stairway

Boston Store Furniture Gallery Jim Jung Boston Store Furniture Gallery 18615 W. Blue Mound Rd. Brookfield, WI 53045 262-827-8898 jim.jung@bonton.com Vendors BBC Lighting & Supply 2015 W St. Paul Ave. Sherwin-Williams Brookfield 18525 W. Bluemound Rd.

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Hollywood Regency Bath

Design KRP Step by Step Design Designers Kristi Pross Design KRP 325 Forest Grove, Suite 200 Pewaukee, WI 53072 262.701.7199 kristipross@designkrp.com www.designkrp.com Laurie Wegner Step by Step Design W71N1046 Washington Avenue Cedarburg, WI 53012 715.853.3588 lauriewegner@att.net Vendors Blackburn Woodworks (Vanity Table construction) 920.572.0869 Heritage Lighting (Lighting Fixtures for bathroom and staircase) 262.377.9033 The Master’s Touch (financial contribution) 262.789.5380 Moda Salon (financial contribution) 414.291.3900 Sherwin Williams (Paint and supplies) 262.691.7567 Young Living Essential Oils (financial contribution) 262.719.1040

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The Front Porch Designers Ann Schneider Vicki Mistele The Front Porch 1505 Hwy 164 South Waukesha, WI 53186 262-521-2100 frontporchfun@gmail.com www.ilovethefrontporch.com www.facebook.com/frontporchfans www.pinterest.com/thefrontporch Vendors Vanessa Johanning - Artist www.rhinestonecontessa.com

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Give -Back Opportunities

Give-Back!

Fight breast cancer and prostate cancer!

From June 1-16, bring in this book and we will donate 20% of your purchase to the WBCS.

Jack Pandls

Whitefish Bay Inn Old Plank Farm Organic Eggs from Plymouth, WI Sassy Cow Milk & Cream from Columbus, WI Fresh Baked Daily Bread & Pastries from City Market, Miller Bakery & Fiddleheads Milwaukee,WI Select Cheeses from Weyauwega Star Dairy Weyauwega, WI & Beechwood Cheese Company Beechwood, WI Usinger’s Meats Milwaukee, WI We proudly serve Alterra Coffee, Rishi Tea and Lakefront Tea and Lakefront Brewery Beers from Milwaukee, WI.

RESTAURANT & GOURMET DELI 1505 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon www.cafe1505.com

Help us fight breast cancer and prostate cancer. From June 1-16, bring in this book and we will donate 20% of your purchase to the WBCS.

z Benefit WBCS. When you enjoy a meal or shop till you drop, these businesses will give back to WBCS.

Phone: 262-241-7076 Specials: 262-241-7074

Private Parties are welcome at Pandl’s Bridal Showers • Baby Showers Corporate Events • Funeral Gatherings Call us today to help make your special occasion a memorable one!

1319 East Henry Clay Street Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin 53217 (at the corner of Lake Drive) 414.964.3800

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Castle on Newberry Continued from page 17

is managed and owned by Lance Johnson a greatgrandson of the Boltz’s.

Mr. Boltz also was vice president of the Milwaukee Baptist Union and a deacon and trustee of the North Avenue Baptist Church. The family read nightly from the family Bible and attended church not only on Sunday mornings but also on Sunday afternoons. The ballroom was used for church meetings and family gatherings.

Mr. Boltz’s time in the house was short. He died in December 1934 at the age of 64 after a long illness. Mrs. Boltz, along with her housekeeper and friend Mrs. Mackie, remained in the house until Mrs. Boltz’ death in 1946 at the age of 68.

In 1947, the executor of Mrs. Boltz’s estate sold the house to J. Lawrence Read and Ruth Hickman Read. Read and Son were food brokers, with an office in Whitefish Bay. The Reads lived in the house only two years, selling the house in 1949 to Dan and June Kaufman.

Mr. Kaufman was a partner in Craig Kaufman & Associates and a general agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. The Kaufmans summered in Woodruff, in northern Wisconsin, and eventually moved to the Chicago area and on to Carefree, Arizona.

In 1952, Albert J. Harvey Jr. and his wife Claire bought the house. Mr. Harvey was president of the Plankinton Arcade. Coincidently, the Harveys resided in two homes that have been Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouses, the Castle and the 2008 Showhouse at 3580 N. Lake Dr. The house changed ownership again in 1964, when it was purchased by attorney Ted Warshafsky and his wife Dolores (Dolly).

One of the first women to assume a national leadership role in the anti-Vietnam War movement, Mrs. Warshafsky was chairwoman of Milwaukee’s First Vietnam Moratorium Committee. She organized marches in Milwaukee and planned the local details of the massive anti-war march in Washington D.C in 1970. She was a member of the Center Players at the Jewish Community Center where she acted in and directed many theater productions. She also was lauded for her acting abilities in productions for The Milwaukee Repertory Theater.

Both Warshafskys, with their children in tow, marched along side Father James Groppi to support an open housing ordinance in Milwaukee. Along with his political activities, Mr. Warshafsky was well known for his dedication to social activism.

That led to a friendship with Eugene McCarthy, who shared Mr. Warshafsky’s stand on civil rights and the Vietnam War. McCarthy made his decision to run for President at a meeting at the Warshafskys’ dining room table. At the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Mr. Warshafsky delivered the nomination speech for Julian Bond as a vice presidential candidate.

The Castle on Newberry’s next owners were Polly and Giles Daeger, who bought the house in 1971.

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Polly Daeger was a weaver, textile artist, jewelry maker, philanthropist, arts patron, social activist and world traveler. The ballroom served as Mrs. Daeger’s weaving studio, with six looms at one point. Giles Daeger was a professor of English at Marquette University and a benevolent patron to the arts and several humanitarian causes.

In 1991 the Daegers sold the house to Gene F. Braaksma and Rebecca Bardwell. Dr. Bardwell was an associate professor of education and counseling in psychology at Marquette University, and a physiotherapist in private practice. Also a psychologist, Dr. Braaksma was psychologist/administrator for the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and an adjunct professor at Marquette University.

Aunt Peggy with Matt and Steve Jelenchick

Message From The Home Owners My wife, Kadie, and I have been involved with the WBCS, Inc. since 2009 and are very pleased to be able to lend further support by providing our home to be staged as the 16th Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse for a Cure. The decision to offer our home was an easy one to make that had little to do with the excitement of having our home transformed into something beautiful, but much more to do with something personal—or someone, to be precise.

My aunt, Peg Wagner, a long time resident of Mequon and current resident of Yuma, Arizona is an exemplar of why this organization exists. Aunt Peg has been fighting breast cancer for the better part of the last decade and has persevered despite very difficult diagnoses and constant treatment, all while continuing to teach kindergarten and volunteer in her community. It is in the spirit of family, love and hope that Kadie and I would like to honor Peg Wagner as our inspiration for this year’s Showhouse. Thank you Aunt Peg for all of your contributions and we love you dearly.

Steve and Kadie Jelenchick

Friends and family of the couple waited each year for their special invitation to the Thanksgiving Day feast with tables for as many as 50 guests set throughout the house.

Current owners, attorneys Steve and Kadie Jelenchick, purchased the house in May 2012.

Prior to purchasing the house, they lived just two blocks away on Stowell Ave. They often

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noticed the Newberry house on walks with their dogs, Ollie, Otis and Ralphie, and were drawn by its substantial curb appeal, mixed building materials and eclectic style.

A key feature of the exterior of the house is the entrance, with a turret nestled in the center of the house with a pointed roof and lancet windows on each side. Small leaded glass windows on either side of the entrance turret are filled with bottle-glass patterns.

The sun parlor leads to a dining room with a coved ceiling and intricate crown molding, which is repeated in the adjacent hallway. The hammeredbrass chandelier and matching sconces with fleurde-lis patterns were designed and crafted by the original owner in his brass and aluminum foundry.

The brass light fixtures, fireplace tools, switch plates, and faucets in the house also are believed to have been made in the foundry.

The original kitchen included a chute for garbage that emptied into an incinerator in the basement. Two built-in refrigerators were the first of their kind in the neighborhood.

Today’s kitchen has been recently remodeled. Quarter-sawn oak cabinetry, a butcher block maple table, inset-style back splashes with subway-style tile, and white oak flooring were used, in an effort to stay as true as possible to the original materials and style used in the butler’s pantry.

The original large bathroom behind the kitchen is now a powder room and serves as an entrance/exit to the backyard.

The living room has a large stone fireplace and arched floor-to-ceiling casement windows that are multi-paned, with panes in the upper windows arranged in a diamond pattern.

The glass-fronted bookcases in the woodpaneled den have held many family pictures and mementos.

The arts-and-crafts-designed staircase leads to the ballroom, which is above the entire area over the rear hall and garage. On the top and bottom of the staircase newels are lantern-like colorful leaded glass lights.

The ballroom floor is checkered tile and its casement windows are hinged at the sides to open inward. The walls are graced with candleshaped sidelights.

The master bedroom has a painted tile fireplace with two sets of tiles decorated with manof-war ships.

The bathroom used by the youngest Boltz daughter has a black tub with foot-wide sides to sit on. The recessed hand-painted tiled wall behind the tub, temporarily covered, depicts sea gulls flying over a turbulent lake. A state-of-the-art tiled walk-in shower has seven shower heads with early Kohler brass gold-plated fixtures.

Through the years, the owners have respected the home’s architectural integrity and historic elegance, as have the designers, landscapers, and contractors involved in the 2013 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse transformation.

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Hope Has A Home-Celebrating 16 Years

2012 2221 North Terrace Avenue, Milwaukee.

Andy Nunemaker.

2011 3026 North Marietta Avenue, Milwaukee.

Dr. James B. and Martha Stiehl.

2010 2433 North Wahl Avenue, Milwaukee.

Dr. Vladimir Ivanovic.

2009 3005 East Kenwood, Milwaukee.

2008 3580 North Lake Drive, Shorewood.

2007 14050 North Birchwood Lane, Mequon.

2006 3252 North Lake Drive, Milwaukee.

Joe and Jenifer Tates.

2005 3534 North Lake Drive, Milwaukee.

2004 4640 North Lake Drive, Whitefish Bay.

2003 3562 North Lake Drive, Milwaukee.

Jim and Maura Otzko.

2002 3823 North Lake Drive, Shorewood.

Barry and Susan Mendelson.

2001 9853 North Range Line Road, Mequon.

2000 3000 East Newberry Boulevard, Milwaukee. Raymond and Claudia Gavery.

1999 14265 Juneau Boulevard, Elm Grove.

1998 4411 North Lake Drive, Milwaukee.

John Niemczyk

Drs. Coleen and Sean Tutton

George and Ann Hambrook.

Russ and Mara Darrow.

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Dr. Henry Rosler and Yvette Nossig

Michael F. Hupy and Suzanne Spenner-Hupy

Cynthia R. Coakley and Donald E. Read.

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First Quality Woodwork

Photo by Tricia Shay

See our new custom cabinets detailed to the original style cabinetry in the 2013 Breast Cancer Showhouse.

414.351.8496

firstquality83@gmail.com.

We Dare to be Different Bachman Furniture is proud to be part of the 2013 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse. Each year Bachman’s donates to Froedert and The Medical College of Wisconsin and to City of Hope Cancer Center—to help fight cancer.

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Save The Date

Celebrate Father’s Day

Bring dad to the Breast Cancer Showhouse to fight prostate cancer!

Bring a tie for the Tie Tree and Harleys The Store for Men will donate $5 for each tie received. All proceeds support breast cancer and prostate cancer research at The Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 14-16.

Shop us online www.Ljoutdoors.com

www.breastcancershowhouse.org

Building or Remodeling…

Stop in and see our showroom 13104 Watertown Plank Rd. in the Old St. Mary’s Church Elm Grove 262-780-0845 www.kitchensbydesiginc.com Proud to have worked on the kitchen and powder room in the 2013 Breast Cancer Showhouse

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2013 Showhouse Resources 360 degrees (console cabinet) Brian Polster 3950 N. Holton St. Milwaukee, WI 53212 Stacey Abillie Haberdashery House (custom fabrications)

Pamela Anderson (original art) 414.559.1063 pamela@paintmysky.com www.paintmysky.com

Applewood Drywall & Plastering

Goo Goo Gaa Gaa

(furniture restoration and repurposing) Eric Hall 5209 W. North Avenue Milwaukee, Wi 53208

(crib bedding and accessories) Ginny Gerczak 262.790.6890 www.googoogaagaa.com

Crestone Construction

Greatland Electric

crestone1@sbcglobal.net Shorewood, WI 414.305.4066

(electrical services/installation) Ed Alexander 262.271.4930

D. L. Couch

Grand Appliances

(fabric) 800.433.0790

11728 W. North Ave. Wauwatosa, WI 414.476.3000

262.524.0500

Dash & Albert Rug Co.

Beauti-Vue Products Corp.

800.658.5035 info@dashandalbert.com www.dashandalbert.com

(pleated window shades) www.beautivue.com

John Demler Painting

Benjamin Moore (interior paint)

262.780.0323

Scott Ray 262.844.7036 www.benjaminmoore.com

Duralee Fabrics 631.273.8800 www.duralee.com

Blackburn Woodworks

Elektra Lights and Fans

(vanity table construction) 920.572.0869 pauloblackburn@gmail.com

(light fixture) 414.257.1300 www.elektralights.com

Great Lakes Plaster, llc Andrew Boyd, Owner 414.534.1181 andy.boyd@greatlakesplaster.com www.greatlakesplaster.com

Heritage Lighting Vintage and Antique Light Fixtures Cedarburg 262.377.9033 ashley@antiqueslights.com www. antiqueslights.com

Heritage Tile

Elvia’s Arte Gallery-Boutique (art-

146 N. Oak Park Avenue Oak Park, IL 60301 708.919.1600

work) Elvia P. Savage W62 N590 Washington Ave. Cedarburg, WI 53012 262.388.4507

(area rugs) To the Trade: Chicago, Evanston, Highland Park

info@brochier.it

Fabricade

J&K Trucking, Inc.

Carole Fabrics (fabric for roman

(fabric for shower curtain) www.fabricadefabrics.com

(moving and storage) 414.871.2661 rick@jktrucking.com www. jktrucking.com

Boston Store Furniture Gallery (chair) www.bostonstore.com

Brimar (trims for shower curtain and roman shade) www.brimarinc.com

Brochier Fabrics

shade and shower curtain) www.carolefabrics.com

First Supply

Center Street Station Photography (baby photo) Lisa Haasch 414.640.6405

Concertex (glass bead wallpaper) www.concertex.com

Cream City Design and Renovation (interior restoration) David Bodoh 414.345.0152

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(Plumbing Fixtures) 3595 N. 127th St. Brookfield, WI 53005 262.783.0500 7550 S. 6th St., Oak Creek 414.764.6900 www.1supply.com

First Quality Woodwork Milwaukee, WI 53209 414.351.8496 Firstquality83@gmail.com

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Oscar Isberian Rugs

Marty Johnson (painter) 414.870.5758

Johnson’s Nursery W180 N6275 Marcy Road Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 414.943.0535

www.grafton-wi.org

Abc Kortsch

Moving & Storage Co., Inc.

“Where Service is a Tradition Since 1870”

Koehler Insurance Agency, Inc.

Residential • Office Industrial

PO Box 7, Cedarburg, WI 53012 262.377.2000

• Local & Long Distance Moving • Expert Packing & Crating/Antiques • Climate Controlled Secure Storage • Experienced Uniformed Employees • Business/Medical Record Storage • Better Business Bureau Member

Heritage Lighting

UDDOT 774474 LC 34469

wwwkortschmoving.com

414.276.9990 800.486.6500

2403 North Maryland Avenue Milwaukee, WI

Full Service Grooming for all Breeds of Dogs.

1518 E. Capitol Dr., Shorewood, WI 414-332-4PAW (4729) April Lynch-Professional Groomer Proud Donor of $75 dog grooming for WBCS raffle.

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2013 Showhouse Resources Johnson’s Gardens

Joy Peot-Shields, AIA

Village Paint and Design

8504 Highway 60 Cedarburg, WI 53012 262.377.2500 www.johnsonsgardens.net

Peot-Shields Architecture 414.313.2300

(Benjamin Moore Paint) Village Ace Hardware 6240 N. Port Washington Rd. Glendale, WI 53217 414.961.1143

Persian Rug Gallery

Kasmir Fabrics (pillow, chair, window treatment fabrics) www.kasmifabric.com

Kenneth Ludwig Home Furnishings

Plaster Gallery

(Furnishings, accessories and fabrics) 312.467.0530 mimi@kennethludwig.com www.kennethludwig.com

(plaster moldings and medallions) Ronna Bromberg Pachefsky 414.305.1880 info@plastergallery.com www. plastergallery.com

Kohler Co.

Romo (black wallpaper)

www.kohler.com

www.romo.com

John and Shane Kohls

Scion Fabrics

(painting) 414.305.6104 414.405.7264

www.scionuk.com

Sherwin Williams (paint)

Lakeside Stoneworks

(painting, woodworking, custom furniture) Pete Konzal 414.412.5556

414.405.4525

The Master’s Touch

Sherwin Williams

(paint and supplies) 920.563.2720 Sw3285@sherwin.com

Soderberg Painting 414.491.8255

Steinkellner Decorating Center

Mautz Milwaukee/ Sherwin Williams

8834 W. North Ave. Wauwatosa, WI 53226 414.778.0580

Maxwell Fabrics

262.880.9006 zeimike@yahoo.com

Corey Burns sw3194@sherwin.com www.sherwin-williams.com

262.789.5380 kimbentz@yahoo.com

(paint) 4334 North Oakland Avenue Shorewood WI, 53211 414.964.4443

Michael Zei Painting & Drywall

Sherwin Williams Co.

Lakewest Remodeling

Karl Maio (painting)

Young Living Essential Oils 262.719.1040 kmanogue78@gmail.com

6634 W. North Ave. Wauwatosa 414.259.1116

5333 W. Beaver Creek Parkway Brown Deer, WI 53223 414.354.6100 www.lakesidestoneworks.com

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Hamid Dehbod 414.964.7847 www.persianrug-gallery.com

Stout (fabric for shower curtain) www.estout.com Terrazzo and Marble Supply

800.663.1159 www.maxwellfabrics.com

Whittaker Way Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 262.251.7300

Moda Salon (financial contribution)

Tyler Studios Ltd. (game table)

414.291.3900 Cheryl@Moda-salon/com

Seth Tyler 6200 W. Mequon Rd. Mequon, WI 53092

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