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The Arizona Women’s Board welcomes you to the Thirty-fourth Annual Friends of Erma Bombeck
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Saturday, November 9, 2013 Arizona Biltmore
MEG WOLITZER, Luncheon Emcee with
DELIA EPHRON Sister Mother Husband Dog LINDA FAIRSTEIN Death Angel WALLY LAMB We Are Water KATHY REICHS Bones of the Lost LISA SCOTTOLINE Accused
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WELCOME Celebrating 40 Years of Kidney Health Dear Friends, Welcome to Authors Luncheon Twenty-thirteen. The Arizona Women's Board is committed to upholding Erma's example of helping others and bringing friends together to support our cause. Because of our supporters, we are able to help Arizona's kidney patients through NKFaz, PCH Bombeck Dialysis Center and kidney disease research at T-Gen. Thank you to our authors, patrons and advertisers for making this support possible. We are grateful for each of you joining us today. It gives us great pleasure to be celebrating our 40th year as a Women's Board. In 1973 Carol Bidstrup, Administrative Director of the new Arizona Kidney Foundation, called a group of her friends together for the first meeting of the Women’s Advisory Board. With two young sons having an inherited kidney Lenni Griego and Julie Vogel disease, it was Carol's goal to bring awareness to and support for this debilitating disease. With the help of Margie Denton, the Board raised monies to support kidney research, patient education and serve the financial needs of kidney patients. Their first attempt at fund raising was collecting S & H green stamps and redeeming them for cash. Peggy Clifford held the first garage sale emphasizing Indian baskets, pottery and jewelry. Janis Lyon and Dodie Johnes, also interested in Indian artifacts, brought credibility to the yearly auctions. When Glenna Shapiro became a member of the Board in the late 1970s she asked friend, Erma Bombeck to give her support for the cause. Enthused about their mission, Erma suggested a luncheon featuring her friends and fellow authors. Harriet Friedland chaired the first Authors Luncheon in 1980 at Camelback Inn. Thirty-four luncheons and $10 million dollars later, the rest is history. We are forever grateful to our Founding Members and to all Arizona Women's Board members since. We salute and thank them today for their service and commitment. Sincerely,
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Board of Directors Standing left-right: Brenda Howard, Recording Secretary; Carrie Hulburd, Vice President; Kathleen McClain, Corresponding Secretary; Robyn Lee, Administrative Officer. Seated left-right: Julie Vogel, Luncheon Chair; Lenni Griego, President; Shaun Bracken, Treasurer.
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M EG WOLITZER Luncheon Emcee The Interestings The Chicago Tribune and Newsday have likened Meg Wolitzer’s ability to tackle big American issues to that of Tom Wolfe, Jonathan Franzen and Rick Moody, while Vanity Fair has called her a “stealth feminist” who “expertly teases out the socio-sexual power dynamics between men and women.” Regularly invoking comparisons to the great male titans of American literature, Wolitzer retains a voice that is all her own and one that is unafraid to challenge the very canon to which she is compared. Wolitzer now delivers an ambitious and career-culminating novel about early talent and what becomes of it; and the quiet envy we may feel even toward the people we love most. Wide in scope and populated with complex and appealing characters, The Interestings chronicles the lives of six teenagers who become lifelong friends—beginning at a summer camp for the artistically talented and following them through adulthood in a changing New York City that spans the 70s, 80s, 90s and onward. Over the decades, these characters realize that not everyone can sustain what seemed to be their adolescent specialness, and they can’t help but see the divergence in their respective talents, fortunes, and degrees of life satisfaction. Meg Wolitzer's previous novels include The Uncoupling, The Ten-Year Nap, The Position, and The Wife. Her short fiction has appeared in The Best American Short Stories and The Pushcart Prize. She was awarded a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the John Gardner Book Award from Binghamton University. Along with singer-songwriter Suzzy Roche, Ms. Wolitzer is currently a guest artist in the Princeton Atelier program at Princeton University. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Meg Wolitzer lives in New York City.
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D ELIA EPHRON Sister Mother Husband Dog My story, sort of … I grew up in Beverly Hills, California. Graduated from Barnard, and while there fell in love with New York City. I had parents who were screenwriters and have three sisters. Made several detours in life until I wrote How to Eat Like a Child, 500 words about children and food, which was published in the New York Times Magazine, and that was when I realized I was a writer. That article became a book, which, to my great good fortune, became a best seller. I became a contributing editor at New York Magazine, met and married Jerome Kass (screenwriter and playwright) and then moved back to Los Angeles and lived there for many years until I moved back to my beloved Manhattan. My passion is mostly work. I am happy at my desk. I have always written in many forms—I love bouncing among them—and have written adult novels, humor, children and young adult books, as well as movies, plays, and occasional magazine pieces. But I also love to cook, love to bake especially, and am extremely fond of watching television, watching tennis, and going to the movies. My husband and I have an FWD (fluffy white dog) with six names— Honey Pansy Cornflower Bernice Mambo Kass.
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L INDA FAIRSTEIN Death Angel Linda Fairstein, lawyer, former prosecutor, and best-selling crime novelist, is one of America’s foremost legal experts on crimes of violence against women and children. From 1972 until 2002, she served in the office of the New York County District Attorney, where she was Chief of the Sex Crimes Prosecution Unit for twenty-six years. In that position, Fairstein supervised the investigation and trial of Manhattan cases involving sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, and homicides arising out of those crimes. Fairstein is an honors graduate of Vassar College and the University of Virginia School of Law. She has received numerous awards for her legal work and advocacy. These include the Federal Bar Council’s Emory Buckner Award for Public Service and the UJA Federation’s Proskauer Award. For her pioneering work on behalf of victims of violence, she has received Columbia University’s School of Medicine and School of Nursing Award for Excellence; the Anti-Violence Project “Courage” Award; Glamour Magazine’s Women of the Year Award; and the American Heart Association Women of Courage award. She was awarded the New York Women’s Agenda Lifetime Achievement Award for her domestic violence work and the Silver Bullet Award of the International Thriller Writers. Fairstein is the author of an internationally best-selling series of crime novels (translated into more than a dozen languages) which feature Manhattan prosecutor Alexandra Cooper. The newest installment – Death Angel – was published by Dutton in July 2013. She is also the author of a non-fiction work, Sexual Violence: Our War Against Rape (1993), which was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year. Fairstein is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and a member of the International Society of Barristers. Fairstein serves on a number of non-profit boards. She is a trustee of Vassar College; and a founding member of the Joyful Heart Foundation; Safe Horizon; God’s Love We Deliver; and is the board chair emeritus of the Virginia Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine. photo credit: Peter Simon
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WALLY LAMB We Are Water With such New York Times bestsellers as She’s Come Undone and The Hour I First Believed, Wally Lamb has won the hearts of millions of readers. We Are Water, Lamb’s first full-scale novel in five years, is another probing exploration of contemporary themes, tempered with the wisdom and empathy that has marked all of this master storyteller’s work. Rooted in the world of a troubled family and driven by riveting drama, this warm-hearted, emotionally powerful novel explores childhood trauma, abuse, and family dynamics, as well as issues of class, race, and cultural inclusion. The impending marriage of Annie Oh to another woman has stirred up many conflicting emotions in the family. Her three children from her 27-year marriage have varying responses to their mother’s future wife, Viveca, a sophisticated art dealer who has helped make Annie, an outsider artist, a great success. Annie’s psychologist ex-husband, Orion, says he is fine—but is he? Yet, as this domestic turmoil plays out, a larger, potentially more destructive drama surfaces. Viveca discovers a painting by a well-known African American outsider artist in the Oh’s home, and this serendipitous find rocks the family’s foundations in unexpected ways. With a Pandora’s box of secrets unleashed, old hurts resurface and past anger is renewed. Unfolding with humor and compassion, the novel vividly captures the flawed humanity of these unforgettable characters as they struggle to find hope and redemption in the aftermath of trauma and loss. Wally Lamb is the author of four previous novels. His first two works of fiction, She’s Come Undone and I Know This Much is True, were both number one New York Times bestsellers and selections of Oprah’s Book Club. Lamb edited Couldn’t Keep it to Myself and I’ll Fly Away, two volumes of essays from students in his writing workshop at York Correctional Institution, a women’s prison in Connecticut, where he has been a volunteer facilitator for fifteen years. He lives in Connecticut with his wife, Christine. The Lambs are the parents of three sons.
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K ATHY REICHS Bones of the Lost Kathy Reichs’ first novel Déjà Dead catapulted her to fame when it became a New York Times bestseller and won the 1997 Ellis Award for Best First Novel. Her other Temperance Brennan novels include Death du Jour, Deadly Decisions, Fatal Voyage, Grave Secrets, Bare Bones, Monday Mourning, Cross Bones, Break No Bones, Bones to Ashes, Devil Bones, 206 Bones, Spider Bones, Flash and Bones, and Bones Are Forever, in addition to Virals, Seizure, and Code, three young adult fiction novels following the adventures of Temperance Brennan’s niece. Dr. Reichs is also a producer of the hit FOX TV series, Bones, which is based on her work and her novels. From teaching FBI agents how to detect and recover human remains, to separating and identifying commingled body parts in her Montreal lab, as a forensic anthropologist Kathy Reichs has brought her own dramatic work experience to her mesmerizing forensic thrillers. For years she consulted to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in North Carolina, and continues to do so for the Laboratoire de Sciences Judiciaires et de Médecine Légale for the province of Québec. Dr. Reichs has travelled to Rwanda to testify at the UN Tribunal on Genocide, and helped exhume a mass grave in Guatemala. As part of her work at JPAC (Formerly CILHI) she aided in the identification of war dead from World War II, Korea, and Southeast Asia. Dr. Reichs also assisted with identifying remains found at ground zero of the World Trade Center following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Dr. Reichs is one of only ninety-nine forensic anthropologists ever certified by the American Board of Forensic Anthropology. She served on the Board of Directors and as Vice President of both the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and the American Board of Forensic Anthropology, and is currently a member of the National Police Services Advisory Council in Canada. She is a Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte.
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LISA SCOTTOLINE Accused Lisa Scottoline is a 20 time New York Times best-selling and an Edgar award-winning author with over 20 novels (in 20 years) under her belt, including her latest novel Accused. Her stories have been translated into 25 different languages and her wildly popular, weekly non-fiction column, Chick Wit, appears in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Over the years Lisa’s books have solidly landed on all the major bestseller lists including The New York Times, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Publisher’s Weekly, Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times. Lisa has over 30 million copies of her books in print and is published in over 35 countries. Her book Look Again was named “One of the Best Novels of the Year” by The Washington Post and honored as one of a select group of books chosen to be part of World Book Night 2013. It has also been optioned for a film adaptation. Lisa, a Philadelphia native, graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania, earned a B.A. in English in just three years and received a Juris Doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania Law School cum laude. Lisa worked as a trial attorney until the birth of her daughter, Francesca Serritella. She left the firm to raise Francesca and began a part-time career writing legal fiction. Francesca is now an honors graduate of Harvard, author and columnist. Lisa, as a single parent, considers her greatest achievement raising Francesca and now they cowrite the Chick Wit column for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Through her writing, Lisa’s contributions have been recognized by organizations throughout the country. Lisa is the recipient of the Fun Fearless Fiction Award by Cosmopolitan Magazine, was named a PW Innovator by Publisher’s Weekly and was honored with AudioFile’s Earphones Award. Lisa has served as President of Mystery Writers of America and has taught a course she developed, Justice and Fiction at The University of Pennsylvania Law School, her alma mater for which she one an award for Best Adjunct Professor as voted on by the students. photo credit: Daniel Burke
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E RMA’S LEGACY
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The life force of Erma Bombeck was always optimism and hope. It inspired her throughout her family life and her career. It sustained her in later years when she was ill. She was convinced that out there somewhere were people so selfless, and families so compassionate, they would commit to the ultimate act of love—a gift of life. “The real heroes and heroines are the patients who are hanging tough and the donors who are faced with hard decisions and give humanity a good name. We are about preserving life. It is indeed a gift.” Erma Bombeck Erma had hoped to be able to do even more. Today, the members of the Arizona Women’s Board, and the authors who join them, continue Erma’s Legacy. They indeed should be honored for many years of “preserving life.” Their gifts for patient care go beyond Erma’s hope. Congratulations!
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L UNCHEON COMMITTEE
Lenni Griego President Julie Vogel Luncheon Chairman
Ad Sales Jennifer Carmer Sydney Dye Elise Bard Julie Linhart Amy Louis Audio Visual Jane Christensen Authors Candyce Williams Margo Shein Authors Dinner Kathleen Lang Gee Gee Entz Book Sales Lisa Ghelfi Decorations Erin Gogolak Carrie Hulburd Event Staffing Jan Cacheris Finance Shaun Bracken Robyn Lee
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Hotel Liaison Linda Mattes Irene Bonadurer
Raffle Ann Albers Sh채n Francis Virginia Nosky
Invitations, Graphics Laura Moser Irene Bonadurer
Reservations Genny Matteucci
New Member Coordinator Gee Gee Entz
Signage Brenda Howard
Patrons Carrie Hall Meredith Savage Melani Walton Kathleen McClain Lynne Love
Social Media Kari Yatkowski
Patron Books Robyn Lee Sandy Magruder Christine Gustafson Patrons Private Authors Reception Leslie Berry Program Layout/Production Julie Kroot Publicity Sandy Kostis
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P ATRONS Erma’s Circle Patrons The Harold & Jean Grossman $25,000 and above Family Foundation Lee & Frank Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Ronn Hart/Shirley Cavis Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Legacy Family Foundation Mrs. James Landsborough Sandra Matteucci Publisher’s Circle Patrons National Kidney Foundation of Arizona $15,000 and above Lois Savage - The Lodestar Foundation The Bombeck Family Melani & RobWalton Pulitzer Prize Patron Table Hosts Gee Gee Entz Publisher’s Circle Patron Table Hosts Christine P. Gustafson & Sandy Magruder Catherine Jacobson & Linda Nachman Nancy Hanley Brenda Howard Leah Hoffman Langerman, R.W. Baird Nobel Prize Patrons Robyn Lee $10,000 and above Lynne Love Lisa Baird, Wells Fargo Private Bank Discount Tire Nita & Phil Francis Best Seller Patrons Lenni & Bob Griego $3,000 and above Haven Charitable Foundation Arizona Transplant Associates Amy Louis Dr. Lawrence Koep, Dr. James Southwest Kidney Institute Cashman, Dr. Jeffrey Brink Vogel Family Foundation Alexandra Bjorklund The Clelland Family Nobel Prize Patron Table Hosts Ms. Laura Ladrigan Cobb – Morgan Harriet Friedland & Janis Lyon Stanley Wealth Management Erin Gogolak & Carrie Hulburd Paula Den Boer DMB Sydney Dye Pulitzer Prize Patrons Jamie Hines $5,000 and above Judy Huber Arizona Cardinals Football Club Sandy & Peter Kostis Arizona Kidney Disease Genny & Steve Matteucci & Hypertension Center Cheryl Mendez, In memory of Jan & Robert Bohannon Eugene C. Soares Boren Family Foundation National Bank of Arizona Carol Brown PetSmart, Inc. Jan & Al Ghelfi Saks Fifth Avenue Patricia Goldman SRP
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P ATRONS Stoker Ostler, A part of BMO Financial Group UBS Financial/Principal Financial Group Sandra Werner Wiseman & Gale Interiors Best Seller Patron Table Hosts Shaun Bracken Shän Francis Carrie Hall Kathleen Simmons Lang & Candyce Williams Kathleen McClain Erma’s Special Friends $2,500 Johnson Bank Shelley Kuhle Judy & Sam Linhart Foundation Linda Pope First Edition Friends $1,000 and above Jill Alanko The Ben & Catherine Ivy Foundation Jennifer J. Bohnert Jennifer Carmer Robyn DeBell Jacquie Dorrance Colleen & Jim Edwards Laurie Florkiewicz Laura Grafman Penny Gunning Dyan Haugen Billie Jo Herberger Jeanne & Gary Herberger, The Herberger Foundation
Judy Hewson Karen Hobbs Amy Isom Gretchen Jacobs Kimberly Jacobsen Dodie & Dick Johnes Ellen Katz Mr. & Mrs. Barton L. Kaufman Barbara Kretchman Julie Kroot Lori Larcher Patti Lau Sally Lehmann Julie Linhart Ina Manaster The Martha S. Martin Charitable Fund Carole Moreno, Moreno Family Foundation Laura Moser Neiman Marcus Priscilla Nicholas Susannah Small Marci Symington Amy Thurston Sandy Trznadel Sharon Ulrich Daryl Weil Dawn & Dale Zeitlin Ballroom Table Ann Albers Lisa Corridan Alfredo Fabrega Tanner Flynn Sherry Koopot Beth Roth Ann Siner
Book Club Ann Barrett Leslie Berry Jeanne Besh Nanci Bruner Leslie Budinger Rebecca Lynne Burnham Jan Cacheris Jane Christensen Carol Clemmensen Amy Cohn Denise Delgado Anne-Marie Dobbs Sue Fletcher B.J. Freeman Nancy Gaintner Lisa & Brent Ghelfi Linda Gosnell Tiffany Griego Nadine Hart Carol Lee Hunton Donna Johnson Julie Johnson April Kilfoyle Hope Leibsohn Jamie Lendrum Kirsten Mashni Alison McAdam Martha & Adam Metz Sallie Najafi Craig Pearson Kim Robson Susan Segal Margo Shein Pam Slomski Robynn Sussman Nancy Walker Joan Warne Julie Young
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F OUNDING BOARD
The Arizona Women’s Board Salutes Our Founding and Sustaining Members 1973 The Founding Board Carol Bidstrup-Bombeck called the first organizational meeting in the Spring of 1973. Barbara Hinkley President Daphne Fletcher Vice-President Mathilde Daughton Secretary Margie Denton Treasurer Margie Hance Honorary Mimi Berry | Suzy Charlton | Peggy Clifford | Mrs. Michard Hard Sue Lewis | Pam McLane | Edwa Osborn | Barbara Perry Mrs. William Riegel | Bev Shaver | Favour Slater Marty Squire | Betsy Stodola | Ann Willey In memoriam: Glenna Shapiro, Honorary Member
2012 Sustaining Members Our Sustaining Members are former Board Members who actively continue to support the Arizona Women’s Board and the Authors Luncheon. Sydney Anderson | Jeanette Baker | Mimi Berry | Jan Bohannon | Susan Charlton Mary Crozier | Robyn DeBell | Ann Denk | Margie Denton | Jacquie Dorrance Daphne Fletcher | Harriet Friedland | Nancy Gaintner | Babs Gordon Penny Gunning | Nancy Hanley | Mary Hudak | Nan Hunter Howlett Catherine Jacobson | Dana Jirauch | Dodie Johnes | Rona Kasen | Patti Lau Jamie Lendrum | Suzanne Lewis | Judy Linhart | Janis Lyon | Brenda Mason Linda Nachman | Susan Palmer-Hunter | Joan Potter | Julie Prusak | Lois Savage Judy Schubert | Sallye Schumacher | Susan Segal | Judy Shannon | Beverly Shaver Susie Small | Betsy Stodola | Sue Stuckey | Sandi Thomas | Laura Titus | JoAnn Tull Joan Warne | Teresa West | Nancy White | Anne Woudenberg | Rachel Zemer 34
The Arizona Women's Board Celebrates 40 Years
Founding Women's Board - Spring, 1973
Standing left-right: Pamela McLane, Bev Shaver, Mathilde Daughton, Mrs. Michard Hard, Mimi Berry, Carol Bidstrup, Suzy Charlton. Seated: Margie Denton, Daphne Fletcher, Ann Wiley and Barbara Hinkley.
40 Years Later: Arizona Women's Board Sustainers' Luncheon - Spring, 2013
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L IBRARY OF AUTHORS
1980
1986
1991
Judith Blume Erma Bombeck Phil Donahue Dr. Lendon Smith
Erma Bombeck David Eisenhower Dr. Sonya Friedman Pamela Kaufman Ernest M. Micler Ken Stabler
Erma Bombeck Georgie Anne Geyer Robert K. Massie Letty Cottin Pogrebin Amy Tan
1981
Erma Bombeck Marabel Morgan Rosemary Rogers Sidney Sheldon
1982
Erma Bombeck Richard Simmons John Toland Abigail VanBuren
1983
1987
Stephen Birmingham Erma Bombeck Liz Carpenter Fanny Flagg Jill St. John Edward Rutherford
1988
Neal Gabler Kitty Carlisle Hart Erma Bombeck Larry Martz Allen Drury Martha Stewart Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey Marshall Trimble Dinah Shore
1984
Erma Bombeck Mary Higgins Clark Arthur Hailey Stephen King Raquel Welch
1985
Heloise Erma Bombeck Dominique Lapierre Irving Stone
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Erma Bombeck Stephen Coonts Mary Emmerling Tony Hillerman Martin Cruz Smith Lois Wyse
1990
Cleveland Amory Letitia Baldridge Mark Childress Kati Marton Craig Thomas
1992
Dave Barry Jana Bommersbach H. Jackson Brown Iris Rainer Dart Jack Valenti
1993
Erma Bombeck Christopher Cerf Marlyn Schwartz Francesca Stanfill Peri Wolfman
1994
Peter Maas Audrey Meadows Neil Steinberg Lynn Sherr Liz Carpenter
1995
John Hockenberry Harvey Mackay Stanley Marcus John J. Nance Hannah Pakula
1996
Michael Blake Bill Bombeck Jimmy Breslin Art Buchwald Clive Cussler
L IBRARY OF
AUTHORS
1997
2003
2008
Barbara Delinsky Erica Jong James Patterson Sally Quinn Lynn Sherr
Mitch Albom Laurence Bergreen Sandra Brown Peter Straub
Robert Crais Richard Paul Evans Gregory Maguire Marilyn Carlson Nelson Anita Shreve
1998
2004
Walt Becker Peter Biskind Joy Browne Peter Jennings Suzanne Slesin
Hugh Downs Molly Ivins Harvey Mackay Senator John McCain Arnold Scaasi Gloria Vanderbilt
Stephen J. Cannell Lois Sherr Dubin Dominick Dunne Sena Jeter Naslund Peggy Post
Kenneth C. Davis Barbara Pool Fenzl Robert Hicks Ben Mezrich Kate White
Bonnie Angelo David Baldacci Nan Kempner Peter Robinson
Elizabeth Berg Barry Eisler Erik Larson Jim Lehrer Adriana Trigiani
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2000
2001
Lawrence Block Laurence Leamer Bill O’Reilly Carolyne Roehm Joyce Weatherford
2002
Carol Higgins Clark Bruce Feiler Patricia Heaton Peter Jennings Arthur Phillips
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2006
2007
Paula Bernstein & Elyse Schein Lee Child Michael Connelly Lisa See Susan Vreeland
2009
Valerie Bertinelli Barbara Taylor Bradford A.J. Jacobs Larry King Ellie Krieger John Sandford
2010
Willie Geist Carl Hiaasen Walter Mosley Jessica Seinfeld Adriana Trigiani
2011
Catherine Coulter Alice Hoffman Anthony Horowitz Steven Naifeh & Gregory White Smith Jacques PĂŠpin Calvin Trillin
2012
Susan Fales-Hill Susan Isaacs Brad Thor Jeffrey Toobin Andrew Weil
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CHAIRMEN Women’s Board Presidents 1973-74 Barbara Hinkley 1974-75 Pam McLane 1975-76 Glenna Shapiro 1976-77 Janis Lyon 1977-78 Julie Hopper 1978-79 Dodie Johnes 1979-80 Cynthia Hill 1980-81 Harriet Friedland 1981-82 Babs Gordon 1982-83 Polly Turpin 1983-84 Bev Shaver 1984-85 Ellie VanDenburgh 1985-86 Ellie Nolan 1986-87 Jeanette Baker 1987-88 Virginia Nosky 1988-89 Martha Taylor Thomas 1989-90 Linda Nachman 1990-91 Jamie Lendrum 1991-92 Carol Waldrop 1992-93 Gee Gee Entz
1993-94 Sue Stuckey 1994-95 Judy Shannon 1995-96 Penny Gunning 1996-97 Jeanne Patterson 1997-98 Patti Lau 1998-99 Judy Linhart 1999-2000 Sandi Thomas 2000-01 Dana Jirauch 2001-02 Linda Mattes 2002-03 Shän Francis 2003-04 Lois Savage 2004-05 Catherine Jacobson 2005-06 Robyn Lee 2006-07 Nancy Hanley 2007-08 Kathleen Simmons Lang 2008-09 Candyce Williams 2009-10 Jane Christensen 2010-11 Nancy Gaintner 2011-12 Genny Matteucci 2012-13 Leah Hoffman
Authors Luncheon Chairmen 1980 Harriet Friedland 1981 Betsy Stodola 1982 Margie Denton 1983 Harriet Friedland 1984 Babs Gordon 1985 Linda Nachman 1986 Sharon Carlson 1987 Jamie Lendrum 1988 Patti Lau 1989 Judy Linhart 1990 Sue Stuckey 1991 Jeanne Patterson 1992 Judy Shannon 1993 Penny Gunning 1994 Carol Waldrop 1995 Shän Francis 1996 Dana Jirauch 38
1997 Linda Mattes 1998 Jacquie Dorrance & Janis Lyon 1999 Lois Savage 2000 Robyn Lee 2001 Catherine Jacobson 2002 Gee Gee Entz 2003 Kathleen Simmons Lang 2004 Jane Christensen 2005 Candyce Williams 2006 Nancy Gaintner 2007 Leslie Berry 2008 Genny Matteucci 2009 Leah Hoffman 2010 Lenni Griego 2011 Carrie Hulburd 2012 Christine Gustafson
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For four decades the Arizona Women’s Board has been raising funds to ensure that programs like ours can continue to provide the lifesaving assistance Arizonans so desperately need. The National Kidney Foundation of Arizona salutes the dedication and hard work that goes into executing Arizona’s finest luncheon. More than 8,000 people are on dialysis in Arizona this year. More than 600,000 Arizonans have chronic kidney disease, and yet sadly only 10% of those know it. Because of the efforts of The Arizona Women’s Board, over the past 15 years the Arizona Kidney Foundation has provided over 110,000 individual lifesaving services to these patients, neighbors, family members and friends. You are all extraordinary and compassionate, and we are truly grateful.
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A gift of laughter became a legacy of hope. Erma Bombeck gave the world a great deal of wisdom and no shortage of smiles through her insightful observations. To see so many authors give so generously of their own talents in Erma’s name today is a truly fitting tribute. Baird congratulates Luncheon Chair Julie Vogel on a job well done and applauds all of those involved in the Arizona Women’s Board’s 34th Annual Authors Luncheon. We are proud to join them in the fight against kidney disease. Leah Hoffman Langerman, CFP®, ChFC®, CDFA™ Managing Director One of Barron’s Top 1,000 Advisors
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DONORS The National Kidney Foundation of Arizona wishes to thank the following donors for their generous contributions in making our fundraiser a success.
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Fifty years ago, the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona (NKF AZ) was founded with the purpose of fundraising for kidney patients who couldn’t afford the dialysis that would sustain their lives. Today, we provide emergency patient aid, kidney disease education and organ donation awareness to Arizonans across the state. National Kidney Foundation of Arizona programs serve not only those who suffer from kidney disease, but those who may have never otherwise known they were at risk. Join us this fall in celebrating half a century of Kidney Success! Visit 50yearsofsuccess.org to learn about our 50-day campaign occurring now and see how far NKF AZ and the kidney community have come since 1963.
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Adriana Trigiani American Valet Arizona Biltmore / David Kirken; Stacey Murtaugh Barbara Peters / Poisoned Pen Barnes and Noble Book Sellers / Larry Siegel Ben Arnold Photography The Bombeck Family The Driver Provider Fabulous Foods Amy and Tim Louis Laura Moser Design / Invitation and Program Design Linda Nachman / Sustaining Advisor, AWB Grant Committee Meg Wolitzer / Emcee National Kidney Foundation of Arizona Board and Staff National Kidney Foundation of Arizona Volunteers PetSmart / David K Lenhardt; Lindsay Del Chiaro; Andy Izquierdo Prisma Graphic PSAV / Mike Pico Publishers & Authors: Dutton, Penguin Group, Linda Fairstein Harper Collins, Wally Lamb Penguin Group, Meg Wolitzer Penguin Group, Delia Ephron Simon and Schuster, Kathy Reichs St. Martins, Lisa Scottoline Sustaining Members of Arizona Women’s Board White House Design Studio / Dennis Thompson
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER: BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE We are so excited and have truly been blessed. Due to the generousity of our spiritual community we have completed our grammar school. Every student has a brand new classroom in which to learn and grow. (The students are more excited about their big, bright, new gym!) While we are thrilled and so excited about our progress, we still have miles to go. In addition to the new grammar school, we will be adding a parish hall, administration offices, important and necessary improvements to the church and a breath taking prayer garden.
We invite you to come and visit our spectacular new school and see 653 enthusiastic students getting a great education.
Rev. Daniel J. Sullivan, S.J. (Father Dan) Pastor
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Thank You Arizona Women’s Board for your support of TGen’s Dr. Johanna Distefano and her groundbreaking research on kidney disease. Your commitment benefits patients in Arizona and around the world.
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