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Showhouse For A Cure 2014 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse Saturday, May 31 through S unday, June 15 2022 East Lafayette Place, Milwaukee

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Celebrating 17 Years Dear Showhouse Sponsors, Guests, and Friends As Chair of WBCS I continue to be overwhelmed and inspired by the generosity that makes our organization and its partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center possible. Since 1998, because of you, the Showhouse’s sponsors, guests, and friends as well as the more than 1,000 volunteers, WBCS has provided more than $5.1 million in early-stage breast cancer and prostate cancer research funding, which has paved the way for an additional $37.6 million in extra-mural support to WBCS researchers. Providing such philanthropic dollars in an era of sharply declining federal funding would be impossible without your sustained support, commitment, and enthusiasm to fund a cure. Your tour of the 17th annual Showhouse for a Cure helps us continue this important work.

You will not be disappointed by the 2014 Showhouse.

Our innovative and stylish designers continue to impress. They have worked tirelessly to transform and appoint this year’s lovely historic home generously donated by Randy Bryant and Cecelia Gore.

Thank you for joining us for this year’s Showhouse for a Cure, which is the culmination of the time, talent, and resources of so many.

Best Regards, Kadie M. Jelenchick, WBCS Chair of the Board

2014 Showhouse Dedication So smart, so beautiful, so gentle in her ways, and always sporting a million dollar smile—that’s how everyone perceived Christine “Christy” Hamilton Foote, who lost her long battle to breast cancer on February 5, 2014. Sadly, her death is an unwelcome reminder that despite advances in breast cancer research and the best of clinical care, cures remain elusive for far too many struck by this disease. Her husband Robert T. Foote, Jr. recently observed, “Christy’s warm and generous spirit captured everyone who knew her. Her valiant courage in the face of terrible odds never deterred her from fighting for the survival for others.”

Born on March 12, 1950, Christy’s educational and career accomplishments were many. She was a graduate of Smith College with a double major in economics and art history. In 1983, she earned her masters degree from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. Christy’s career in international banking began after college in 1972, which led her to positions in Brussels, Paris, and Chicago and even, for a short stint, in Athens.

In 1992, Christy married the love of her life, Rob, and moved from Chicago to Chenequa, inheriting a stepdaughter, Laura, and stepson, Robert III, who both became an important part of her life. Christy’s mother, Jacqueline Macomber, resides in Fox Point.

Rob and Christy traveled the world often and extensively, with and without friends. Stories of their many encounters are legendary.

Chicago’s loss was Milwaukee’s gain, as she returned to a community where she had many lifelong friends. Christy’s diagnosis in 1998 gave her compelling personal reasons to become an effective fundraiser and research activist fighting cancer. Nance Kinney, Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse founder and herself a then recent survivor, recruited Christy to found the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse, Inc.’s Tee Up for a Cure in 1999. Christy remained active in the outing until her death. Now in its sixteenth year, the event has raised an estimated $1 million for research.

As an early WBCS volunteer, Christy became a board member and was active on the WBCS Scientific Review Committee,

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chairing the group for a period of time. She also served as an ABCD (After Breast Cancer Diagnosis) mentor, counseling other patients fighting what she called “this stealthy disease.” Appointed to the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center’s board of directors, she continued serving as an ambassador, activist and supporter for the Center until she died. Her other community interests were wide ranging and included board membership in the Wisconsin Humane Society, the Fine Arts Society of the Milwaukee Art Museum, Colonial Dames, and the Green Tree Garden Club. She was also active on the Women’s Board of the prestigious Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.

Christy’s was a life well-lived. An inspiration to all those who watched her face down cancer, she was a true warrior against the havoc it brings. She never gave up hope for a future without cancer. In Christy’s own words, “All of the money raised supports the many fine scientists and physicians working to find cures for this stealthy disease. The full impact of donors’ support cannot be measured in dollars or years, but the day will come when breast cancer will no longer confound the experts, and we will have a cure.”

The WBCS board of directors has established The Christy Foote Fighter Award in memory of Christy, who fought breast cancer with grace, dignity and a “never-give-up attitude.” The award will be given annually at the WBCS preview party gala to an individual or organization that tirelessly fights to find a cure for breast cancer or prostate cancer, with the inaugural award presented at the 2014 preview gala.

The Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse is privileged to dedicate its 17th annual Showhouse for a Cure to a brave and beautiful woman, Christine Hamilton Foote.

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Celebrating 17 Years 2014 WBCS Board of Directors

2014 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse Board of Directors. Front row from left to right: Jan Lennon; Vera Wilson; Kadie Jelenchick, Chair; Colleen Reilly; Linda Short; Patty Virnig. Back row from left to right: Ellen Irion; Claudia Gavery; Bob Fono; Charlie Haas; Elizabeth Haas. Not shown: Barbie Blutstein; Diana Luttmann; Katie Mohr; Diane Zore

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Jan Lennon and Barbie Blutstein, Co-Chairs

Tom Hoffman, Patty Virnig-Co-Chair; Betsy Hoke; Judy Gehl; Jim Jung; Claudia Gavery-Co-Chair; Ellen Irion; Kerry Shannon. Not shown: Marcia Klode; Colleen Thompson

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Ellen Irion

Linda Short-Chair

Linda Short, Bob Fono-Chairs

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Linda Short; Tom Hoffman; Patty Virnig; Ellen Irion-Chair; Vera Wilson, Marianne Salaymeh; Claudia Gavery; Bob Fono. Not shown: Barbie Blutstein

Sitting l to r: Andrea Batchelor-Bowe; Tracy Miller; Naomi Sanders; Elizabeth Haas; Standing l to r: Dane Miller; Mark Lillesand; Charlie Haas; Not shown: Laura Davidson, Kadie Jelenchick, Colleen Reilly

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2014 Kathy Duffey Fogarty Tee Up for a Cure Golf Outing

WBCS 2014 Girls Night Out

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

Sara Sortino, Melissa Schwister, Rachael VanLiere, Tom Hoffman

Kadie Jelenchick and Colleen Reilly-CoChairs; Sheila Geis, Ellen Irion, Susan Mikulay, Katie Mohr, Susie Tweddell

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Julie Wilson and Vera Wilson, Co-Chairs

Steve Lyles and Joe DeKlotz, Co-Chairs.

Katie Glaisner and Julie Lutz, Co-Chairs

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Showhouse Historian

WBCS Photographer

WBCS Attorney

Linda E.B. Hansen, Esq., Chair

Arlene Wesson-Chair

Kay Brogelman

John E. Kimpel

David Lowe

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Celebrating 17 Years 2014 Showhouse Presenting Sponsor

Diamond $25,000 + Doug and Ellen Melvin

The Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Kathy Duffey Fogarty Fund

Platinum $15,000-$24,999

Gold $10,000-$14,999

Silver $5,000-$9,999

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

Miriam and Chris Abele Mark W. Bosbous, MD Family

Christopher L. Doerr Lori and Richard Duffey

Bronze $1,000-$4,999 JF Ahern Andy Nunemaker Foundation John F. Bosbous JM Brennan, Inc. Carroll University Blaze Dance Team and Head Coach Julie A. Rapps-Hedgcock, PhD Catholic Financial Life CG Schmidt Inc. Costigan Family Foundation Daniel and Keller Family JoAnn and Richard Duffey Richard, Lori, Pat and Sara Duffey First Bank Financial Centre Susie and Robert Fono Four Four Foundation Jessica and Joshua Friess Family Fun-O-Leers Susan Gebhardt

Maggie and Bob Gerth Family Elizabeth and Charles Haas Ann and Jon Hammes Evan & Marion Helfaer Foundation Hydrite Chemical Company J. W. Speaker Corporation Kadie and Steve Jelenchick Diane and Robert Jenkins The Jewelry Center Barbara Karol Korb Tredo Architects Jan Lennon Jacqueline S. Macomber Patti & Jack McKeithan Archie and Viola Meinerz Family Foundation MGIC Nev 2/11 Foundation Bebe and Bob O’Toole

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Park Bank Pink Tie Gala The PrivateBank Karen and David Simon, MD Slim McGinn’s Irish Pub Smole Family Friends in Memory of Donna Smole Sobelman’s Pub and Grill Shorewest Realtors Kathy and Ted Spicuzza WBCS 2013 Showhouse Docents WBCS Board member We Energies Foundation West Bend Mutual Insurance Weyco Group Charitable Trust Diane and Ed Zore

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2014 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse 2014 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse Friends, In-Kind Donors and Volunteers 2014 Friends $250-$999 Barbara Barrow John F. Berry Matthew Bratzke and Family Café 1505 Sheena and Douglas Conners Duet Resource Group Electric Services of Wisconsin Ettinger Family Foundation Julie and Hossein Fatemi Judy and James Gehl

Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan LLP Harleys: The Store for Men Heartland Funds Jennifer and Robert Hillis Home Exteriors by Callen Jack Pandl’s Whitefish Bay Inn Kahler Slater Architects KBS Construction Klein-Dickert Glass

Kopp’s Frozen Custard Lexus Champions for Charity Lexus of Brookfield Diane McGinn Linda and John Mellowes Katie and Mark Mohr Sikich, LLP Amalie & Robert Smole and Family Southwest Airlines

Staff Electric Catherine Styza Transfer 2, Inc. Via Downer Debra and David Wagner Carol Williams, PhD Vera and J. Frank Wilson, MD Wimmer Communities The Women of AT & T

Nancy and Harlan Harris and Friends Susan Janik Mary and Mike Jordan Pam Kriger Philip Larkin Marvin Lauwasser Diana Luttmann Pam Miller Cathy Pinter and John Hemmer Judith Price Katherine and William Shaffer Linda and Bill Short

Alison and Daniel Simon Slaughter Revocable Trust Jeffrey Spear Marilyn and Bob Teper Judy and Stan Teplin U.S. Bank Joy Venne Patty Virnig West Allis West Lions Club Kaycee Whitaker Leslie and Robert Zimmerman Mary-Jo Zore

First Priority Printing FACETS Florentine Opera Tim Fogarty, West Chester Glove Company Maggie Gerth Friends Gigi of Mequon Joyce Garbaciak Gregg Goetz Cecelia Gore Grandmother Reilly’s Chocolates Doris Hajewski Harleys: The Store for Men Heritage Lighting Historic Milwaukee Inc. Tom Hoffman Peter Holbrook HOM Wood Fired Grill– Bayshore Impressions Day Spa The Jewelry Center

Jing’s Chinese Restaurant Johnson’s Nursery Stan Jones, United Country Jones Auction and Realty Journal Sentinel Keehn’s Valet Parking Lake Park Friends La Lune Collection Laura Langemo Lemmon Design, Bliss Lemmon the lemon tree Julie Lutz M Magazine The Marcus Corporation Foundation Medical College of Wisconsin George Medrano, JM Construction MillerCoors Milwaukee Brewers

2014 Donors $100-$249 Lynn Aiken Sue and Louie Andrew Badgers No. 584 SNPJ Jane Bell Bevsek-Verbivck Funeral Home Barbara and Morty Blutstein Brown Deer Bay Point Women’s Nine Hole Golf Club Kathi and Bruce Campbell, MD Lynn Dewing Peggy Dickman Mary and Timothy Donovan Traci and Richard Dvorak

Ranee and Brent Field Barbara Fuldner Claudia and Raymond Gavery, MD Sara Gustafson Owen Griffith, PhD Joyce and Jon Gudeman, MD Linda and Scott Haag Linda Hansen Leila Hanson James Heald Constance Hoogerland Jacqueline Hrovat and Kathleen Hrovat

2014 In-Kind Donations and Services Andrew Gelles Band Andy Nunemaker Arnolds Environmental Services Inc. Aversa Baked Custom Desserts Balance Bar Company Bell Ambulance Meghan Bitnec Bloomer Chocolate Company Blue Mound Golf and Country Club Boston Store Brewers Community Foundation Burke Candy Buttons & Bows Canopies Cans-to-Go CATTYWAMPUS: ART UNEXPECTED Concours Motors BMW 10

Daven (David) J. Claerbout Clark Graphics Colectivo Coffee Come on a Whim Melissa and Scott Conger Cream City Gifts Created by Connie– Connie Johnson DermGirls.com Cat Dols Digital Edge Dodco Lori and Richard Duffey Dust til Dawn East Towne Jewelers John Edbauer Einstein Bagels Elements East, Therese Armbruster Enterprise-Rent-A-Car Erehwon EveryWare Global, Inc. 2014 Showhouse

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Celebrating 17 Years 2014 In-Kind Donations and Services continued Milwaukee County Historical Society Milwaukee County Parks Milwaukee County Zoo Milwaukee Magazine Milwaukee Pedal Tavern Katie and Mark Mohr Monzingo Photography Modus My Kids Lids Kathy Mykleby Gale and Don Nestor North Star Bistro NOW Newspapers Kidd O’Shea Christen Partleton Performance Running Outfitters

Pet Supplies Plus Paul Piaskoski Piggly Wiggly Mequon P-ZAZZZ! LTD. Riverwest Aces Road ID Elvia Savage Gail Schemberger Andrew Schlesinger Sendik’s Food Markets Omar Shaikh Shorewood Press Slice N’ Dice Don Soderberg Starbucks Stella & Dot Stephanie Horne Boutique Ten Chimneys Foundation

tess U.S. Bancorp Fund Services Stephanie Vavra and Greg Moll VIA Downer The Wauwatosa School of Music Jim Weber Faye Wetzel, Faye’s J. Frank Wilson, MD Winkie’s Toys & Variety Wisconsin Athletic Club Zilli Hospitality Group Zoological Society of Milwaukee Zoom Room

Our Friends in the Media:

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88Nine, Radio Milwaukee 99.1 The MIX–Kidd O’Shea 103.7 KISS-FM CBS 58, Local News– Paul Piaskoski FOX6 News–Laura Langemo FOX6-Real Milwaukee FOX6-Wake-Up 6, The Morning Blend, Today’s TMJ4 OnMilwaukee.com WISN 12 News–Kathy Mykleby WISN.com WUWM–Milwaukee Public Radio

2014 WBCS Volunteers Raise a Glass to Hope Preview Party Auction Solicitation Auction Set-Up Bartenders House Staffing Day-of-Event Volunteers Set-Up and Clean-Up

Showhouse for a Cure Docents Shift Captains Front Desk House Sitters WBCS Program

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Registration Staff Check-in Staff Water Stop Staff Race Course Staff Race Course Officials Course Set-Up and Breakdown Staff Packet Stuffers Packet Pick-Up Team Chip-Timing Assistants

Auction Solicitation Auction Set-Up On-Course Volunteers Registration Volunteers Evening Reception Volunteers Check-Out Volunteers Raffle Ticket Sellers Table Gift Set-Up Thank You Gift Distribution

Boutique Set-Up and Breakdown Boutique Staffing

Girls Night Out

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Room Docents Bartenders and Food Service Set-Up and Clean-Up Wine and Food Solicitation Solicitation of Business Owners

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Shorewood

Milwaukee Metro Area

Waukesha

Models Bazaar Committee Members Table Captains Patron Sponsors

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Delafield

Brookfield

Glendale

Bayside Garden Center

Boston Store Furniture Gallery Ethan Allen Ken Michaels Furniture Laacke & Joys Sendik’s Fine Foods Shorewest Realtors UPS Store

Cedarburg

Cedarburg Art Museum Generations Consignment Newman Chevrolet Shorewest Realtors Wyndrose Fine Jewelry

UPS Store

Bayshore Town Center Guest Services Village Paint and Design

Cafe 1505 Shorewest Realtors

Greendale

George Watts & Son Ken Michaels Furniture Nehring’s Sendiks on Downer Residence Shorewest Realtors

Greenfield

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Menomonee Falls

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Grafton

Sweet Trios Shorewest Realtors Ken Michaels Furniture Shorewest Realtors

New Berlin Oak Creek

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Sendiks on Oakland Shorewest Realtors Front Porch Shorewest Realtors

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Shorewest Realtors Steinkellner Decorating Center Village Paint and Design

West Allis

Carpet Town

Whitefish Bay

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2014 WBCS Scientific Review Research for a Cure mental data required to apply to the National Cancer Institute (NCI) for a Program Project Grant (PPG), as well as for individual grants to further expand their breast cancer research.

Dr. Williams reports that WBCS support enabled project researchers to submit two new Research Project (R01) grant applications of over $1.2 million each to the NCI in 2013. Additional NCI applications from the group are expected to be submitted in 2014.

Several new MCW breast cancer researchers will join the group planning the PPG application. This will expand the collaborative network of MCW researchers who are working together to develop better treatments for breast cancer.

The WBCS Scientific Review Committee (SRC) meets annually to review grant proposals and recommend approval and funding by the WBCS board of directors. A founding SRC member, medical oncologist Howard Dubner, MD, has concluded his meritorious service to WBCS, as his clinical practice has moved away from treating breast cancer patients. We are grateful for Dr. Dubner’s long commitment to the WBCS mission. The SRC has appointed a new member, Mark W. Bosbous, MD, who treats breast cancer patients at St. Joseph’s Hospital in West Bend. An MCW graduate, he completed a six-year MCW Plastic Surgery residency and a year’s prestigious advanced fellowship in Grand Rapids, Michigan, before joining the staff at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Dr. Bosbous brings the necessary research and clinical experience to help guide the SRC’s deliberations. In addition, Ravi Misra, PhD, Dean of the Graduate School, now provides peer scientist expertise to the committee, replacing Robert Truitt, PhD, who has retired. We welcome and appreciate his service in support of our efforts. The purpose of the SRC, in partnership with the MCW Cancer Center, is to provide oversight and focus to the allocation of WBCS, Inc. funds provided by the annual Showhouse for a Cure and its supporting events.

WBCS, Inc. crossed an important threshold in 2013. Its latest gift of $350,000 to the MCW Cancer Center brings its cumulative research investment to over $5.1 million. Cancer Center Director, Ming You, MD, PhD, sums up the impact of WBCS support in this way: As one of the MCW Cancer Center’s largest donors, WBCS makes a remarkable impact on cancer research that is both immediate and exponential. Pilot grant awards funded by WBCS are transformative to MCW cancer researchers, supporting the growth of our most innovative and committed faculty and building the next generation of nationally recognized cancer researchers and physician scientists. Over the years, this gift of $5.1 million dollars has resulted in WBCS-funded investigators receiving $37.6 million in external research funding. With these amazing results, the impact of WBCS to the MCW Cancer Center, and to cancer patients and the community, cannot be overstated.

The Center uses WBCS awards as seed grants to help researchers develop the substantive data to apply for competitive external research funding. This is a time of extreme federal budget cuts and except for “only rare exceptions,” the current federal payline for Traditional (R0l) and Exploratory Development (R21) applications is at the ninth percentile. In other words, nationally, 91 percent of competitive applications go unfunded. Other countries are stepping up government support of medical research, and we are losing talented researchers who are unable to get worthy research funded in the United States.

The importance of philanthropy to bolster research at an early stage is incontrovertible. It mitigates the impact of the alarming decrease in support from the National Institutes of Health, not only for young investigators, but, increasingly for senior researchers who face similar challenges to advancing their research into the clinical trials that bring new discoveries from the bench to the bedside.

Fortunately, the generous community support of WBCS is making a difference in Wisconsin. This year, three researchers were awarded WBCS grants of $100,000 over a two-year period. To ensure the best use of scarce funding, a competitive annual review of each researcher’s progress will determine whether the second year’s award will be given. In addition, one of last year’s $50,000 awardees, Robert Miao, PhD, received an additional $50,000 held in reserve in 2013 for the proposal showing the most progress and promise. Finally, the remaining 2014 amount of $50,000 was allocated to the WBCS Breast Cancer Research Professorship fund.

The original 2011 pledge of $1 million is close to completion.

Carol Williams, PhD, has provided an update on the 2012 WBCS $100,000 Large Center Grant in Breast Cancer Research. This award supports a group of Cancer Center scientists and clinician scientists who are sharing innovative ideas and novel techniques to develop new ways to halt the growth of breast tumors and inhibit metastasis.

WBCS support is allowing these researchers to gather the experi-

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Front row, left to right: Carol Williams, PhD, Mark W. Bosbous, MD, Jan Lennon, Diane Zore, Chairperson. Back row, left to right: Alysandra Lal, MD, MPH, Mark F. Blake, MD, Ravi Misra, PhD, Ming You, MD, PhD, Edward Ward.

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MCW Cancer Center Development Staff

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Peggy LeBrun, Assistant Director of Development Rebecca Emmons, Director of Development Not pictured: Lynn Miller

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Hope has a Home As one of the MCW Cancer Center’s largest donors, WBCS makes a remarkable impact on cancer research that is both immediate and exponential…The impact of WBCS to the MCW Cancer Center, and to cancer patients and the community, cannot be overstated.

Ming You, MD, PhD, MCW Cancer Center Director

2014 Independent Seed Grants Weiguo Cui, PhD

Associate Investigator, Blood Research Institute. Blood Center of Wisconsin Research Title: “Harnessing Dual-Specific T Cells in Breast Cancer Immunotherapy” Breast cancer with distal metastasis is often refractory to standard treatments. Innovative approaches, such as immunotherapy, are needed to ensure the complete and durable regressions of this disease. Owing to the remarkable success of genetically engineered T cell therapy in hematological malignancy, adoptive cell transfer based immunotherapies are gaining momentum. However, such an approach shows much curtailed anti-tumor effects when it targets breast cancer associated antigens. This proposal seeks to develop an innovative approach that 1) overcomes immunosuppression that often accompanies this type of therapy; 2) recruits robust anti-tumor T cell responses to the very site of a tumor. In combination with other existing therapeutic modalities, the novel approach proposed here is expected to provide great insights into therapeutic designs targeting a wide range of malignancies.

Howard J. Jacob, PhD

Warren P. Knowles Chair of Genetics Professor, Department of Physiology. Medical College of Wisconsin Research Title: “Mapping Genetic Risks of Breast Cancer in the Tumor Microenvironment” Breast cancer is highly heritable, yet the majority of causative risk variants remain unknown. Of the characterized risk variants, most are considered to be directly associated with the tumor cell. Far less emphasis has been placed on genetic variants that might impact risk by affecting the local environment of the tumor, the so-called “tumor microenvironment.” To address this issue we have developed powerful rat genetic models which will allow us to genetically map breast cancer risk in the tumor microenvironment.

Successful execution of the experiments proposed in this application will allow us to precisely understand the role and contribution of specific host mutations in creating a permissive environment for breast tumor cell growth and progression.

Vera Tarakanova, PhD

Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Medical College of Wisconsin Research Title: “Regulation of Innate Immune Responses by Breast Cancer Therapy” Histone deacetylases (HDACs) are cellular enzymes that drive the development and metastasis of several types of cancers, most prominently breast cancer and prostate cancer. Not surprisingly, HDAC inhibitors that are already approved for certain blood cancers are currently undergoing clinical trials for the treatment of breast cancer. Long-term administration of HDAC inhibitors was recently linked to the development of secondary, virus-driven cancer in several published clinical case reports, threatening the use of HDAC inhibitors in breast cancer and prostate cancer patients. Importantly, the mechanism of this unintended side effect remains unclear. We have recently discovered an unanticipated connection between HDACs and antiviral immune responses. Specifically, we have shown that HDACs are required in order to initiate and sustain innate immune responses against diverse microbial agents. Importantly, disruption of this HDAC-immune connection by HDAC inhibitors could lead to virus-driven secondary cancer in patients, a hypothesis we plan to test in future, federally-funded studies. In this application, we propose to define how the HDAC-innate immunity connection works at the molecular level and apply this knowledge to the animal model of chronic infection with a cancer associated virus. The results of the proposed studies will lead to increased safety and effectiveness of HDAC inhibitors, a promising new therapy for breast cancer.

Supplemental Award to One 2013 Seed Grant Recipient

Qing (Robert) Miao, PhD

Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatric Surgery. Medical College of Wisconsin Research Title: “Roles of Nogo-B Receptor (NgBR) in Breast Cancer Initiation and Progression” The purpose of the initial proposal was 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. A major goal of the proposal was to determine the role of NgBR in breast cancer initiation and stepwise progression. Findings from the first year of research using in vitro approaches have confirmed the initial hypothesis that NgBR-mediated Ras recruitment is critical for activating Ras oncogene signaling and cell transformation. Ras is a key signaling molecule and its recruitment is a critical early step in breast cancer progression. These studies support the novel hypothesis that the NgBR is a potential target for blocking tumorigenesis. Successful execution of the supplemental studies will go a long way towards validating new targets for directed therapy in the treatment of ER positive breast cancer.

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Hope Has a Home The 2014 Wisconsin Showhouse for a Cure

By Kay Brogelman One of the most magnificent and recognizable homes in Milwaukee, the Fitzgerald-Herzfeld Mansion, was designed to be a masterpiece.

William E. Fitzgerald was the son of a Great Lakes sea captain and later the president of Milwaukee Dry Dock Company. He and his wife, Jesse, chose the crest of East Lafayette Hill Road at 2022 East Lafayette Place as the site for their home. The couple chose Ferry and Clas, a prestigious architectural firm to design their threestory, 6,158-square-foot Classical Revival Georgian home. With four bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, five fireplaces and at a cost of $15,000, construction of the home began in 1901.

However, after completion of the foundation of the home, Mr. Fitzgerald met an untimely death in 1902, leaving behind his widow and two young sons, Edmund and William. While the Fitzgerald’s time at this property near the shores of Lake Michigan had ended, their story and nautical ties did not.

Jesse Fitzgerald raised her sons and both went off to college.

Edmund, returned to Milwaukee and became President and Chairman of the Board of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. As an investment, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. commissioned a ship to be built, The Edmund Fitzgerald, to honor Mr. Fitzgerald and his family’s heritage. She sailed the Great Lakes for 17 years until her catastrophic end in a storm on Lake Superior on November 19, 1975, forever immortalized in Gordon Lightfoot’s song, “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald”.

After William Fitzgerald’s death, the unfinished structure was dismantled and the remaining foundation and lot were sold to Mrs. M.A. Reinhardt. Mrs. Reinhardt used the original Ferry and Clas architectural drawings for the reconstruction and it was rebuilt with the addition of a coach house and stable at a cost of $4,500.

The home features a façade of red brick laid Flemish bond with white marble steps leading to the doorway. The original columned porch, with an open-air porch above, existed only across the entryway. Tall, twin chimney stacks flank the roof while a terracotta belt course divides the second and third levels and frames the entire home under the cornice. The double-hung windows, crowned by flared, flat brick lintels, are accented with decorative keystones. White marble was used for trim on the exterior windows and doors. A widow’s walk was constructed atop the roof.

They were often found on homes in New England Coastal towns to serve as a lookout for incoming ships, appropriate for the seafaring Fitzgerald family. The exterior entrance on the east side of the building was constructed in 1940 and features a carved marble bas relief crowned with a semi-circular door canopy.

Old-world craftsmanship, warmth and character can be found throughout the interior. The inviting vestibule features a floor of encaustic tile specifically shipped to Milwaukee from a monastery in Brussels, Belgium. The massive foyer is lined with rich, quarter sawn oak paneling and displays a coffered, barrel-vaulted ceiling.

The living room, wrapped in five-foot paneled walnut wainscoting, contains a walnut framed fireplace surrounded by green marble.

The dining room’s ten and one-half foot ceiling emphasizes the elaborate French mahogany fireplace with its unique ornamentation and style. The gourmet kitchen is a state-of-the-art update, 2014 Showhouse

designed by the current owner. Paneled pocket doors of walnut, oak or mahogany, all with brass hardware, separate the main rooms. Early Kohler Company gold-plated brass fixtures can be found in the bathrooms. The oak staircase and wood paneling was recovered from Frederick and Ida Pabst’s mansion, Woodbine, on Oconomowoc Lake and reassembled in the home. The old growth oak lumber was retrieved from Lake Superior to match the tight grain of the original 1900’s interior. The staircase leads to a library, sunroom and two bedrooms. The fanciful, romantic design of the library ceiling, floor, trim and fireplace was the creation of artists/ painters Rolf Herzog and JoAnn Binder of Milwaukee. The sunroom features a warm, ceramic floor, ceiling-to-floor windows, and sidelights. The master bedroom’s marble fireplace is warm and inviting. The third floor features a large ballroom and two smaller rooms, the rear room originally a servant’s quarter. There are two bathrooms on the third floor, one adjacent to the ballroom is equipped with a functional water closet. The plaster lunettes above each ballroom window show a classical design of urns and laurels and the fireplace is topped by a plaque of playful putties and sconces. The spiral staircase to the rooftop terrace is accessed via a ship-type hatch.

In 1906, the property and newly constructed home, coach house, and stable were sold to Carl and Helena Phillipson Herzfeld. Carl Herzfeld married Helena Phillipson, sister of his business partner Richard Phillipson, and together, Carl and Richard established the Herzfeld-Phillipson Corp. Along with the Stone brothers of Chicago, they bought Boston Store located on 4th Street and Grand Avenue. The store offered multi vendors selling a variety of goods under one roof, a concept first popularized by a Massachusetts retailer.

As head of the Air Service Committee of the Association of Commerce, Mr. Herzfeld aided in developing air travel in and out of Milwaukee, including the first air shipment of goods into Wisconsin. Along with his business acumen, Mr. Herzfeld was equally known for his contributions toward the relief of the unfortunate and needy. Mrs. Herzfeld was a long-time supporter of the arts and education. Together Carl and Helena raised two sons, Richard and Hans (John), both of whom became executives at Boston Store. The Herzfeld’s legacy of philanthropy has been carried out to the present in the Richard and Ethel Herzfeld Foundation. The Herzfelds enjoyed the home for twenty years until famed Milwaukee architect Alexander Eschweiler and his wife, Maria, became the next owners in 1926. As a designer of many homes for the prominent and wealthy in the area, Mr. Eschweiler found this Ferry and Clas home to be much to his liking. In 1937, the Eschweilers moved to their summer home on North Lake.

The interior was then redesigned by the Eschweiler and Eschweiler architectural firm as a two-apartment duplex. After Mr. Eschweiler’s death in 1940, the home was purchased by Wisconsin Realty Co. serving as a high-end income property for 36 years. As tenants, Robert W. Baird and Karem Abdul-Jabbar, and many others, have all called it home. During this time, the urban renewal march was in full swing along Prospect Avenue. It might have invaded E. Lafayette Place

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Outdoor Living Laacke & Joys Designers Marsha Mather and Missy Mann Laacke & Joys 19233 West Bluemound Road Brookfield, WI 53045 262-782-2960 askus@laackeandjoys.com www.ljoutdoors.com

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Sturgeon Interiors ltd.

Designers Susan Weber and Kathy Steinmetz Sturgeon Interiors Ltd. 5974 N. Santa Monica Milwaukee, WI 53217 414-964-8288 sturgeonints@aol.com www.sturgeoninteriors.com Vendors Villlage Paint and Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1144 Elements East –Shorewood www.elementseastshorewood.com

Shane and John Kohls Painting (Painting) 414-305-6104 Jim Weber (Carpentry)

Jeff Darrow @ Elaine Erickson Gallery (Original Artwork) 414-221-0613

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Living Room

calico Designers Margaret Weis and Betsy Benes Peckenpaugh calico 18525 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield, WI 53045 262-786-4646 calicobrookfield@gmail.com www.calicocorners.com Vendors Village Paint and Design–Brookfield (Paint) 414-988-8296 uncommon walls (Painted Wall Finish) bbenespeckenpaugh@yahoo.com.

Design Within Reach (Lighting) www.dwr.com

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C. W. Peckenpaugh (Original artwork: Painting, Bronze Sculpture) www.cwpeckenpaugh.com Betsy Benes (Original artwork: Paintings) www.betsybenespeckenpaugh.com Madeline Peckenpaugh (Original artwork: Paintings) www.madelinepeckenpaug.com

Beth Sahgian (Original artwork: Bronze Sculpture) bee@bethsahagian.com

Chris Andrews (Original artwork: Bronze Torso) eclecticstudios@hotmail.com

George McCormick (Original artwork: Steel Sculpture) www.Evelynpatriciaterry.com

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Ethan Allen Designer Alvin Heitmann Ethan Allen 425 N. Moorland Road Brookfield, WI 53005 262-797-6872 aheitmann@brookfield.ethanallen.com www.ethanallen.com Vendors Window treatments by Ethan Allen including donated support from the following: CDS (Installation services) 262-894-6339 Lafayette Interior Fashions (Fabrication services) www.lafvb.com

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Kitchen

Kitchens By Design, inc.

Designer Cheryl Ryan, CKD Kitchens By Design, Inc. 13104 Watertown Plank Road Elm Grove, WI 53122 262-780-0845-Office 414-975-0709-Cell Cheryl.kitchensbydesigninc@gmail.com www.kitchensbydesigninc.com Vendors Village Paint and Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1143 Karl J. Maio, Inc. (Painter) 414-446-4484

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Maharam (Fabric and Wallcovering) www.maharam.com Momentum Textiles (Fabric) www.themomgroup.com

Heritage Lighting (Lighting) www.antiquelights.com

Lakeside Stoneworks (Marble for Radiator Cover) www.lakesidestoneworks.com

Minasian Rug Company (Oriental Runner) www.minasian.com

Precision Electric (Electrician) 414-688-3655

Katie Gingrass Fine Art Gallery (Floral Artwork) www.gingrassgallery.com

Elements East (Asian Accessories) www.elementseastshorewood.com

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Sturgeon Interiors ltd.

Designers Betsy Hoke and Claudia J. Francis Sturgeon Interiors Ltd. 5974 N. Santa Monica Milwaukee, WI 53217 414-964-8288 sturgeonints@aol.com www.sturgeoninteriors.com Vendors Village Paint & Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1144 Harlequin by Zoffany (Fabric) www.zoffany.com

Pindler & Pindler, Inc. (Fabric for Table Cloth) www.pindler.com BelAir Classic Carpentry & Cabinetry (Carpentry) belaircarpentry@att.net

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Powder Room

Design KRP & Step By Step Design Designers Kristi Pross and Laurie Wegner 262-701-7199–Kristi Pross 715-853-3588–Laurie Wegner kristipross@designkrp.com lauriewegner@att.net Vendors Sherwin Williams–Bluemound Road, Brookfield (Paint Supplies) www.Sw3123@sherwinwilliams.com Sunset Investors (Financial Donation) www.Sunsetinvestors.com Young Living Essential Oils (Financial Donation) 262-719-1040

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The Masters Touch (Financial Contribution) 262-789-5380 Heritage Lighting (Light Fixture) www.Antiquelights.com

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WBCS Design Review Commitee Designers Marcia Klode of Mille Tesori Interior Design Studio and Other Members of the DRC Mille Tesori Interior Design Studio 262-512-1771 Vendors Village Paint and Design (Paint)-Glendale 414-961-1114 Don Soderberg Painting (Woodwork painting) 414-491-8255 Duralee (Fabric) www.duralee.com/Fabrics Cowtan and Tout (Fabric) www.cowtan.com Thibaut Wallcoverings (Wallcovering) www.thibautdesign.com Picture Perfect Interiors Inc. (Wallcovering installation) 262-376-1332-O or 414-305-1332-C Minasian Rug Company (Oriental Carpets) www.Minasian.com Heritage Lighting (2nd Floor Foyer Vintage Ceiling Fixtures) www.antiquelights.com Claudia Gavery (Light fixtures)

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Library

Boston Store Furniture Gallery Designer Carol A. Bergman, ASID Boston Store Furniture Gallery 18615 W. Bluemound Road Brookfield, WI 53045 262-827-8898 carol.bergman@bonton.com Vendors Village Paint and Design (Paint) 414-961-1114

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Duralee Fabrics, Inc. (Light blue furniture throw)

Heritage Lighting Gallery and Services (Bathroom fixture and fireplace sconces) 262-377-9033

David Barnett Gallery (Fine art) 414-271-5058

Brook Park Design Center (Window blinds) 262-784-8030

Sound Designs (Electronics) 262-242-5599

Kerns Carpeting, Inc. (Masland area rug)

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Michael Ognacevic (Books and natural history ephemera) Appleton, WI Live Artist Studio (Paint Touch Up) 414-324-4114

Library Bathroom

Boston Store Furniture Gallery Designer Carol A. Bergman, ASID Boston Store Furniture Gallery 18615 W. Bluemound Road Brookfield, WI 53045 262-827-8898 carol.bergman@bonton.com

Vendors Village Paint and Design-Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1114 Heritage Lighting Gallery and Services (Bathroom fixture and fireplace sconces) 262-377-9033 BJK Services (Marble restoration) 414-212-8681

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Chambre de Soleil (Sunroom)

Ken Michaels Furniture Designers Michael Carter and Cathy Williams Ken Michaels Furniture 18525 W. Capitol Drive Brookfield, WI 53045 262-781-3850 brookfield@kenmichaelsfurniture.com www.kenmichaelsfurniture.com Vendors Kath’s Creations LLC (Painting and faux finishing) 262-565-8882 Blair’s True Value (Paint) 262-781-9021

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Guest Suite

Nicholas Carl Design Designer Nicholas Konzal Nicholas Carl Design Wauwatosa, WI 414-510-3449 (cell) nkonzal@gmail.com www.nicholascarldesign.com Vendors Village Paint and Design (Paint) 414-961-1144

Kravet (Fabric/ wallcovering)

Mike Zei Painting (Painting) 262-880-9006

Lakewest Remodeling (Woodworking) 414-412-5556

Mary Johnson Grundle (Wallpaper installation) 414-962-2690

Designer Services (Delivery) 262-798-8280

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Guest Suite Bath

Design Services, inc.

Designer Sandra McSweeney Design Services, Inc. 4465 N. Oakland Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53211 414-961-8800 Sandra@DesignServicesInc.us Samcsweeney30@yahoo.com

Vendors Childcrest Tile & Tone (Tile) 262-781-25551 DeLind Gallery of Fine Arts (Artwork) 414-271-8525 The Finial Hardware (Fixtures) 262-242-9335 Designers Workroom, Inc. (Drapery Workroom) To the Trade Only The Romo Group (Wallcovering) Merchandise Mart, Chicago To the Trade Only

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Guest Bedroom

Wendy Lee Designs, inc. and La Lune Collection Designer Wendy L. Williams; Wendy Lee Designs, Inc. W236 S4492 Whispering Hills Ct. Waukesha, WI 53189 414-732-8271 wendy@wendyleedesignsinc.com www.wendyleedesignsinc.com In Collaboration with Cathy and Mario Costantini La Lune Collection 930 E. Burleigh Milwaukee, WI 53212 Info@lalunecollection.com www.lalunecollection.com/

Vendors Village Paint and Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1143 La Lune Collection (Furniture, upholstery) 414-263-5300 Boston Store Furniture Gallery (Oushak rug, mattresses, and bed frames) 262-827-8898 Textile Creations (Drapery, hardware and trim on bed skirts) 262-720-0934

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Searing Brothers Tile, LLC (Tile installation, chair rail, and pencil) 262-378-5095 Michael Zei Painting and Drywall (Base painting, walls, ceiling, and trim) 262-880-9006 Macy’s (Bed comforters and pillows on bed) www.macys.com Pottery Barn (Sheets, bed skirts, and silk blend coverlet) www.potterybarn.com calico (Ralph Lauren Koi, Milano Navy, Athena cobalt tape trim) www.calicocorners.com The Tile Shop (Carrara polished Barnes and pencil trim) www.thetileshop.com Katie Gingrass Gallery (Art and sculpture) 414-289-0855 Residence (Blue Jean Art and Floor Lamp) Kerry@residencemilwaukee.com

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Tom Hoffman Design Designer Tom Hoffman Tom Hoffman Design 4911 W. Washington Blvd.

Milwaukee, WI 53208 414-403-3900 tom@tomhoffmandesign.com Vendors Village Paint and Design–Glendale 414-961-1143

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Master Bedroom

Residence Designer Kerry Shannon Residence 612 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-444-5010 414-731-7296 cell Kerry@residencemilwaukee.com www.residencemilwaukee.com Vendors Village Paint and Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1143 Chimenti Studios (Gold Leaf Ceiling) www.carriechimenti.com

Mille Tesori Interior Design Studio, LLC (Furniture) 262-512-1771

Kashou Carpets (Carpets) 414-271-9020

Cat Dols (Ceiling) 262-388-3222

Michael Zei Painting and Drywall (Painting) 262-880-9006

JM Construction (Plaster Repair) 414-810-9865

Thomas Hellstrom (Art wall) www.thomashellstromnyc.net

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Ladies Dressing Lounge

i.e. DESIGN Designer Colleen J. Thompson i.e. Design 612 North Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-378-5569 cjt@wi.rr.com www.iedesignltd.com Vendors Village Paint and Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1143 Spectrum Interiors (Paint and paper installation) 414-228-9090

Steinkellner’s Decorating Center (Wallpaper) 414-778-0580 Residence (Furniture) www.residencemilwaukee.com

Carpetland (Area rug) 414-453-7070

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El Corredor MATC Student Designer Bridget Mason BridgetMason1@gmail.com Milwaukee Area Technical College Faculty Advisor Mary C. Walgren, Interior Design Instructor WalgrenM@MATC.edu

Vendors Village Paint and Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1143 Rubin’s Furniture (Furniture) www.Rubinsfurniture.com Ryan Stryker (Radiator Cover) 414-803-2952 Kathryn Skjoldager (Artwork) 920-470-5520 Carlos Cheney (Painter) 414-795-4339

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Gentlemen’s Retreat

i.e. Design Designer Colleen J. Thompson i.e. Design 612 North Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-378-5569 cjt@wi.rr.com www.iedesignltd.com Vendors Village Paint and Design-Glendale(Paint) 414-961-1143 Spectrum Interiors (Paint and paper installation) 414-228-9090

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Steinkellner’s Decorating Center (Wallpaper) 414-778-0580

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The Study and Sanctuary

Nest Interiors ltd.

Designer Patty Kavemeier Nest Interiors Ltd 612 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-961-2350 pkavemeier@nestinteriorsltd.com www.nestinteriorsltd.com Vendors Village Paint and Design-Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1143

JM Construction (Plaster Work) 414-810-9865

Kashou Carpets (Antique Rugs) 414-271-9020

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La Salida

Vanessa Kiki Johanning Artist & Design Designers Vanessa KiKi Johanning and Vivian Rad Vanessa KiKi Johanning Artist & Design W239 N5326 Northview Court Sussex, WI 53089 414-213-7775 BePoztv@mac.com www.VanessaJohanning.com Vendors Village Paint and Design–Glendale (Paint) 414-961-1143

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The Kathy Duffey Fogarty

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10 a.m.-12 noon Registration, putting green and practice range open 11 a.m.–Lunch on the patio 12:30 p.m.–Shotgun Start 5:30 p.m.–Evening Reception: cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, silent auction, dinner, voice auction and awards. Business casual, please.

Pinktacular

$400 individual golfer ($200 tax deductible); $1,600 foursome ($800 tax deductible) For information, visit www.breastcancershowhouse.org

The Sixteenth Annual Outing Kathy Duffey Fogarty Tee Up for a Cure® The Presenting Sponsor Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Kathy Duffey Fogarty Fund

Fashion Show & Luncheon Thursday, October 9, 2014 at The Italian Community Center Bazaar featuring Artists, Artisans and Vendors.

Monday, July 21, 2014 Blue Mound Golf and Country Club

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

2015

The Pink Tie Gala Thank You!

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

For making Our 17th Anniversary A Success!

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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 7th, 2015-5:30 p.m.

The Delafield Hotel

415 Genesee

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262-646-1600

Silent Auction, Reception, Wine Pull Dinner and Dancing 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 $5.1 million to research since it was founded in 1998.For information go to: wwwbreastcancershowhouse.org

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Abc Kortsch

Moving & Storage Co., Inc. “Where Service is aTradition Since 1870”

Residential • Office • Industrial Local & Long Distance Moving Expert Packing & Crating/Antiques Climate Controlled Secure Storage Experienced Uniformed Employees Business/Medical Record Storage Better Business Bureau Member USDOT 774474 LC 34469

MC346715 Wisconsin Movers Asscociation Inc.

PROMOVER

414.276.9990 800.486.6500 www.kortschmoving.com 2403 N. Maryland Ave., Milwaukee, WI

had it not been for a dedicated group of East Side residents objecting to Lafayette Place becoming a site for a high-rise and the needed variances for demolition were denied.

In 1976, ownership of the the coach house and stable was separated from the home and sold as two separate parcels with a new address on Windsor Street.

William and Gillian Wigdale purchased the home in 1979 and invested heavily in making much needed renovations and repairs. They created a terrace on the roof and installed a spiral staircase for access.

The home changed ownership again in 1999 when John and Patti Ogden purchased the home. Their family spent many hours enjoying the unblemished view of the lakefront and harbor from the rooftop terrace.

They used the lower level unit as income property.

In 2003, the home was sold to the current owner, Randy Bryant, who was born and raised in Milwaukee. Bryant married Cecilia Gore, also a Milwaukee native, in 2009. Ms. Gore is currently the Executive Director of the Brewers Community Foundation. Mr. Bryant is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Ten Chimneys Foundation in Genesee Depot. Gore and Bryant are also active members in the community.

Upon purchasing the home, Bryant set about to restore the home to its formal elegance along with adding modern conveniences. After many months of research for historical and architectural accuracy, along with a substantial financial commitment, he began a major restoration of the home which included a state-of–the-art, custom designed kitchen. The white marble used in repairing the entryway steps, the vestibule’s encaustic tile floor, the recovered and reinstalled staircase and paneling, uncovering the dining room fireplace, and many other improvements are all restorative projects painstakingly undertaken by the current owners. It is again a magnificent single family dwelling, transformed into an up-to-the minute, nouveau-styled showhouse befitting its gracious, old-world charm.

Sanctuary Defined

Majestic views of Lake Michigan and a flood of natural light bathing the sunroom in quiet solitude were the inspiration for designers Cathy Williams and Michael Carter to create a place of peace and relaxation. A space that is refined, quiet and restful. Greiges, soft yellows, browns and golds ground the room in a quiet sophistication, while mirrored surfaces add a touch of glam. We invite you to visit any of our talented designers and discover the look and feel you’ve always wanted for your home.

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greenfield

clearance center

18525 W Capitol

4140 S 108th

423 N 3rd Street

262-781-3850

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The Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouses Seventeen Years of Fighting Breast Cancer and Prostate Cancer

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East Towne Square 1515 W. Mequon Rd. Mequon, WI 262•241•8787

Goody Two Shooz 1515 W. Mequon Road Mequon, WI 53092 262-240-1097 Goody Two Shooz 2835 N. Brookfield Road Brookfield, WI 53045 262-395-4412 Both locations open Monday-Friday, 10 A.M. – 6 P.M., Saturday, 10 A.M. – 5 P.M., & Sunday, 11 A.M. – 3 P.M. Visit our website at www.goodytwoshooz.com

Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Fine Home Furnishings, Decorating Accessories & Gifts Bridal Registry Complimentary Gift-Wrap Decorating Consultation

Shop

East Town Square Mall 1505-1515 Mequon Road

For over 40 years the Erik of Norway name has been synonymous with leading edge hair and beauty services, quality salon products, and customer care. Members of our staff participate in national and international trend expositions and training throughout their careers to remain current in all aspects of the beauty industry.

We are passionate about our work. You, as a guest, will benefit from our desire to make you look and feel great! This is our assurance to you and our guarantee. If for some reason you are not completely satisfied, we welcome the opportunity to make it right.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve you.

1505 W. Mequon Rd. Mequon, Wisconsin 53092 262.241.5111 www.erikofnorway.com

café

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Eat Local All women are created equal– then they accessorize…

The Last Detail Ltd. 1515 W. Mequon Rd. Mequon, WI 53092 The Shops at East Towne Square

262.241.8844 joan@lastdetialltd.com

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From cocktail attire, to designer denim, shop your hometown store for big city brands. www.FAYES123.COM Brookfield at Galleria West Mequon at The Shops of East Towne

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We care about our guests, our co-workers, our community.

Our goal is to give all that we can, with as much excitement and vigor as possible, to as many important causes, because we can.

Because we should.

RESTAURANT & GOURMET DELI 1505 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon www.cafe1505.com Phone: 262-241-7076 Specials: 262-241-7074 • CAFÉ HOURS • MONDAY-FRIDAY, 7 AM-3 PM BRUNCH ALL DAY SATURDAY/SUNDAY, 8 AM-3 PM • DELI HOURS • MONDAY-FRIDAY, 7 AM-6 PM SATURDAY, 8 AM-5 PM SUNDAY, 8 AM-3 PM

www.tenchimneys.org

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Eat Local CAFé CARES

(community activity responsibility)

We care about our guests, our co-workers, our community.

Our goal is to give all that we can, with as much excitement and vigor as possible, to as many important causes, because we can.

Because we should.

RESTAURANT & GOURMET DELI 1505 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon www.cafe1505.com Phone: 262-241-7076 Specials: 262-241-7074 • CAFÉ HOURS • MONDAY-FRIDAY, 7 AM-3 PM BRUNCH ALL DAY SATURDAY/SUNDAY, 8 AM-3 PM • DELI HOURS • MONDAY-FRIDAY, 7 AM-6 PM SATURDAY, 8 AM-5 PM SUNDAY, 8 AM-3 PM

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Give -Back Opportunities Benefit WBCS When you enjoy lunch, dinner or a snack, these businesses will give back to WBCS. Benefit WBCS while enjoying a meal!

v It takes a cast of hundreds to create WBCS events each year.

If you would like to help us, please contact us at showhouse@mcw.edu and learn how you can help in this vital work.

Valid May 31 thru June 15

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Jack Pandls

Whitefish Bay Inn Help us fight breast cancer and prostate cancer. From May 31June15, bring in this book and we will donate 20% of your purchase to the WBCS.

z 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

Kopp’s Frozen Custard

Pink Ribbon Wednesdays June 4 & 11 A portion of the proceeds go to the 2013 Showhouse. Help us support breast cancer & prostate cancer research.

www.wisconsinkitchenmart.com

Heritage Lighting Interior Design 262.786.4646

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18525 West Bluemound Rd. Brookfield, WI 53045 www.calicobrookfield@gmail.com

Milwaukee’s premier destination for tableware, bedding, and wedding registry.

Audubon Court 383 W. Brown Deer Road, Milwaukee, WI 414.247.9976 www.pastbasketmilwaukee.com

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W62 N572 Washington Avenue, Downtown Cedarburg

262-377-9033 www.antiquelights.com

Koehler Insurance Agency, Inc. PO Box 7, Cedarburg, WI 53012 262.377.2000 www.breastcancershowhouse.org 2014 Showhouse

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Celebrating 17 Years Resources for the 2014 Showhouse Chris Andrews (Original Artwork: Bronze Torso) 3374 Hopkins St. Milwaukee, WI 53216 414-444-5508 eclecticstudios@hotmail.com

CDS (Window Treatment Installation) Dan Johnson 262-894-6339

Duralee Fabrics (fabrics and light blue furniture throw)To the trade www.duralee.com/Fabrics

Carlos Cheney (Painter) 414-795-4339

BelAir Classic Carpentry & Cabinetry (Carpentry) Todd Schultz 414-687-0329 belaircarpentry@att.net

Childcrest Tile & Stone Menomonee Falls 262-781-2551

Elaine Erickson Gallery (Artwork) Jeff Darrow 207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 120 Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-221-0613 www.eericksongallery.com

Betsy Benes (Original Artwork: Paintings) 411 S. Hawley Road Milwaukee, WI 53214 414-315-2587 bbenespeckenpaugh@yahoo.com www. betsybenespeckenpaugh.com

BJK Services (marble restoration) Brian Konkol 414-212-8681 Blair’s True Value (Benjamin Moore Paint) N48W13530 Hampton Road Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 262-781-9021 Boston Store Furniture Gallery (Oushak rug, mattresses, and bed frames) 18615 W. Blue Mound Road Brookfield, WI 53045 262-827-8898 www.bostonstorefurniture.com Brook Park Design Center (window blinds) Matt 21850 Watertown Road Waukesha, WI 53186 262-784-8030 matt@brookpdc.com calico (Ralph Lauren Koi, Milano Navy, Athena cobalt tape trim) Brookfield, WI www.calicocorners.com Carpetland (area rug) Jesse Niebauer 1451 South 108 Street West Allis, WI 53214 414-453-7070 48

Chimenti Studios (Gold Leaf Ceiling & Faux Finishes) Carrie Chimenti 262-573-1061 chimentic@hotmail.com www.carriechimenti.com Cowtan and Tout (fabric) www.cowtan.com To the trade David Barnett Gallery (fine art) David Barnett 1024 E. State Street (at Prospect Ave.) Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-271-5058 inquiries@davidbarnettgallery.com www.davidbarnettgallery.com DeLind Gallery of Fine Arts Milwaukee 414-271-8525 Designer Services (delivery) Steve Hale 262-798-8280 Designers Workroom Inc. (Drapery Workroom) Milwaukee To The Trade Only Design Within Reach (Lighting) 167 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-224-5353 www.dwr.com Don Soderberg Painting (woodwork painting) Don Soderberg 414-491-8255

Elements East (Asian Accessories) 4529 N. Oakland Avenue Shorewood, WI 53211 414-332-3530 Therese Armbruster info@elementseast.com www.elementseastshorewood.com The Finial Hardware (Bathroom Accessories) Mequon 262-242-9335 Mary Johnson Grundle (wallpaper installation) National Guild of Paperhangers 414-962-2690 Harlequin by Zoffany (Fabrics) 800 Huyler Street Teterboro, NJ 07608 201-399-0500 www.zoffany.com Thomas Hellstron (Art wall) 222.thomashellstromnyc.net Heritage Lighting Gallery and Services (vintage lighting fixtures, bathroom fixture, and fireplace sconces) Ashley Skarda W62 N572 Washington Ave. Cedarburg, WI 53012 262-377-9033 ashley@antiquelights.com www.antiquelights.com JM Construction (Painting and Plaster Repair) George Medrano 414-810-9865 Karl J Maio, Inc. (Painter) 414-446-4484

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Kashou Carpets (antique rugs) Bob Kashou 2169 N. Farwell Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-271-9020 robert@kashoucarpets.com www.kashoucarpets.com Kath’s Creations LLC (painting and faux finishing) Kath Teufel 3654 Red Oak Court Hubertus, WI 53033 262-565-8882 gteufel@charter.net www.kathteufel.com Katie Gingrass Gallery (art and sculpture) Katie Gingrass 207 E. Buffalo Street, Suite 100 Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-289-0855 katie@gingrassgallery.com www.gingrassgallery.com Kerns Carpeting, Inc. (Masland area rug) Bill Kerns Shane and John Kohols Painting (Painting) 414-305-6104 shanekohls@att.net Kravet (fabric/wallcovering) www.Kravet.com To The Trade Only Lafayette Interior Fashions (Window Treatments) Jim Harrington 800-342-5523 wis@lafvb.com www.lafvb.com Lakeside Stoneworks (Marble) 5333 W. Beaver Creek Pkwy Milwaukee, WI 53223 414-354-6100 David Swernoff info@lakesidestoneworks.com www.lakesidestoneworks.com Lakewest Remodeling (woodworking) Pete Konzal 414-412-5556

www.historicmilwaukee.org

www.historicmilwaukee.org

www.historicmilwaukee.org

www.historicmilwaukee.org

Celebrating 17 Years Resources for the 2014 Showhouse La Lune Collection (furniture, upholstery) Cathy and Mario Constantini 930 E. Burleigh St. Milwaukee, WI 53212 414-263-5300 cathy@lalunecollection.com www.lalunecollection.com

Minasian Rug Company (Oriental Carpets) 1244 Chicago Avenue Evanston, IL 60202 847-864-1010 Carney Minasian info@minasian.com www.minasian.com

Live Artists Studio (Faux Woodwork Touch-Up) 414-324-4114

Momentum Textiles (Fabric) 22 Merchandise Mart Chicago 949-833-8886 Customerservice@momtex.com www.themomgroup.com

George McCormick (Original Artwork: Steel Sculpture) terryevelyn@hotmail.com www.evelynpatriciaterry.com Macy’s (bed comforters and pillows on bed) www.macys.com Maharam (Fabric & Wallpaper) Stephanie Savage 262-703-0624 Customer service@maharam.com www.maharam.com To The Trade Only Marty Johnson Interior Painting (Painting) 7203 N. Yates Road Fox Point, WI 53217 414-351-5758 414-8870-5758 Martywabi5@aol.com Michael Ognacevic (books and natural history ephemera) Appleton, WI Michael Zei Painting and Drywall (base painting, walls, ceiling, and trim) 1660 N. Prospect Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 262-880-9006 Mille Tesori Interior Design Studio, LLC 229 S. Main Street Thiensville, WI 53092 262-512-1771 milletesori@yahoo.com

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C. W. Peckenpaugh (Original Artwork: Painting, Bronze Sculpture) Bill Peckenpaugh 411 S. Hawley Road Milwaukee, WI 53214 414-315-6902 peckenpaugh@sbcglobal.net www.cwpeckenpaugh.com Madeline Peckenpaugh (Original Artwork: Paintings) 720 Tasker St., #3 Philadelphia, Pa 19148 267-253-4450 madelinepeckenpaugh @yahoo.com

www.madelinepeckenpaugh.com

Picture Perfect Interiors Inc. (wallcovering installation) Gregg Goetz 262-376-1332-O or 414-305-1332-C ppi01@earthlink.net Pindler & Pindler, Inc. (Fabric) 11910 Poindexter Avenue Moorpark, CA 93021 www.pindler.com To The Trade Only Pottery Barn (sheets, bed skirts, and silk blend coverlet) www.potterybarn.com Precision Electric (Electrician) Tony Manvilla 414-688-3655

2014 Showhouse

Residence (Art, Furniture, Accessories) 612 N. Broadway, Milwaukee WI 53202, 414-444-5010 Kerry Shannon Kerry@residencemilwaukee.com 414-731-7296 (cell), www.residencemilwaukee.com The Romo Group (Wallcovering) Chicagao, IL To The TradeOnly Rubin’s Furniture (Furniture) Kelly Briesch 224 E. Chicago Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-278-8100 kelly@rubinsfurniture.com www.Rubinsfurniture.com Beth Sahagian (Original Artwork: Bronze Sculpture) 3374 W. Hopkins Street Milwaukee, WI 53216 414-444-5508 bee@bethsahagian.com Searing Brothers Tile, LLC (tile installation, chair rail, and pencil) 262-378-5095 www.searingbrostile.com Sherwin Williams #3123 (Painting Supplies) Jeremy Stuckey 18525 W. Bluemound Road Brookfield, WI 53045 262-784-7906 Sw3123@sherwinwilliams.com Kathryn Skjoldager (Artwork) 920-470-5520 Sound Designs (electronics) Brian Lunde 6310 W. Donges Bay Road Mequon, WI 53092 262-242-5599 brian@sound-designs.net www.sound-designs.net

For A Cure

Spectrum Interiors (paint and paper installation) Ken Brengel 6651 North Teutonia Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53209 414-228-9090 Ryan Stryker (Radiator Cover) 414-803-2952 Steinkellner’s Decorating Center (wallpaper) Mary Schaufelberger 8834 W. North Avenue Wauwatosa, WI 53226 414-778-0580 steinies8834@yahoo.com www.steinkellnerdecorating.com Textile Creations (drapery, hardware and trim on bed skirts) Dianne Fox 262-720-0934 txtilcreations@aol.com The Tile Shop (Carrara polished Barnes and pencil trim) www.thetileshop.com Thibaut Wallcoverings (Wallcovering) Designers and wallcovering stores www.thibautdesign.com uncommon walls (Painted Wall Finish) 411 S. Hawley Road Milwaukee, WI 53214 414-315-2587 bbenespeckenpaugh@yahoo.com

www.betsybenespeckenpaugh.com

Village Ace Hardware (Benjamin Moore Paint) 6240 N. Port Washington Glendale, WI 53217 414-961-1143 www.villageace.com Village Paint and Design (Benjamin Moore Paint) 6246 Port Washington Road Glendale, WI 53217 414-961-1114

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