OneNight jdrf promise ball 2014
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The 2014 Youth Ambassadors have generously procured auction items that describe them as individuals. Each Youth Ambassador’s auction item helps to tell their unique story of strength and perseverance, and why finding a cure means so much to them.
Alyssa Slankard, Sophie Venezia, Kira Dean, Davis Schapler, Haley Maurice
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welcome!
S One Night �nmask the Cure saturday, february 8, 2014 jw marriott desert ridge resort & spa phoenix, arizona
enjoy your evening!
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table of contents Welcome / 9 Honorees / 23 Auction Rules / 31 Fund A Cure / 36 Sponsors / 40 Culinary Hosts / 41 Auction Donors / 51 Beta Society / 59 OneNight Committee / 60 JDRF Desert Southwest Chapter / 61
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6:00 pm
cocktail reception and silent auction
7:30 pm
dinner and program live auction and fund a cure
afterwards
dance the night away to Zowie Bowie
evening schedule
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driven by passionate volunteers connected to children, adolescents, and adults with this disease, jdrf is the largest charitable supporter of type 1 diabetes research.
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Welcome to the Annual JDRF Promise Ball Gala – ONE NIGHT – Unmask the Cure! We are thrilled to share this special evening with our friends, family and guests and want to thank you for your generosity in the effort to find a cure for type 1 diabetes (T1D). We are grateful to the JDRF Desert Southwest Chapter members for their unwavering generosity and passion in the pursuit of finding a cure for all of our loved ones who struggle with T1D. In our hearts, we know that JDRF’s commitment and stewardship will lead us to a cure. We would also like to acknowledge and thank every volunteer, donor and sponsor whose extraordinary effort and generosity makes this wonderful evening possible. We are proud to recognize this year’s Honorees – the eleven past Presidents of the Desert Southwest Phoenix Board of Directors – The President’s
Circle. These Past Presidents have generously supported the JDRF Desert Southwest chapter and the Promise Ball – and have made significant contributions in the fight to cure, treat and prevent T1D. Congratulations and thank you all for sharing our vision for a day without type 1 diabetes. Please enjoy the evening and raise your bid cards in love and support. Rhonda Claxton
Jeff Girardin & Rhonda Claxton Committee Co-Chairs
Jeff Girardin
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JDRF and Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) JDRF IS THE LEADING GLOBAL ORGANIZATION FOCUSED on T1D research, funding the best, most cutting edge research in the world. T1D IS AN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE in which a person’s pancreas stops producing insulin, a hormone that enables people to get energy from food. T1D AFFECTS CHILDREN AND ADULTS AT ANY AGE. It strikes suddenly, causing dependence on insulin for life and carrying the constant threat of devastating complications. T1D NEEDS CONSTANT ATTENTION. People with T1D carefully balance insulin doses with food and activity 24/7 and test their blood sugar six or more times daily. Despite this vigilance they are still at risk for dangerous and possibly life-threatening, high or low blood sugar levels. T1D IS NOT CURED BY INSULIN. While insulin injections or infusions allow a person with T1D to stay alive, they do not cure the disease, nor do they necessarily prevent the possibility of the diseases’ serious effects. Funds raised this evening will support JDRF’s patient-focused research to prevent, treat and cure T1D. Thank you for making a difference.
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On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of the JDRF Desert Southwest Chapter we welcome you to One Night – Unmask the Cure, a Masquerade Ball. Thank you for joining us for a very special evening. Type one diabetes (T1D) is a very personal disease. Over the course of two years, not only was one of our children diagnosed with T1D, but three of our four children. My wife Elyse and I are extremely grateful for the support JDRF has provided and the path to fund research that will one day lead to a cure. I would like to extend a special thanks to Josh Rawitch, our 2014 Gala Director as well as Jeff Girardin, OD and Rhonda Claxton, our Co-Chairs. We have seen the volunteers on the Gala Committee hard at work all year, striving to make this event a success. Their dedication is amazing, as evidenced by what you see and experience tonight. We are honored to be celebrating the combined efforts of our President’s Circle tonight. The President’s Circle includes the past Presidents of the Board of Directors spanning the past eleven years. They have each consistently led by example and deserve our utmost gratitude and admiration.
JDRF’s mission is the same today as when it was founded in 1970 by a small group of parents—to find a cure for type 1 diabetes and its complications through the support of research. Today, JDRF is the largest charitable funder of T1D research. Thanks to the tireless efforts of tens of thousands of supporters, we have driven major scientific advances that have resulted in life-changing therapies for the millions of people who live with this disease. JDRF is now the only organization with the scientific resources, regulatory influence, and a strategic research plan to end the disease. Together, we are working toward a world without T1D. Your generosity and commitment to the JDRF mission will help us turn Type One into Type None. With Warmest Regards, Scott Whyte Desert Southwest Chapter Board President
SCOTT WHYTE Desert Southwest Chapter Board President
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Dear Friends, It is my privilege to congratulate the Desert Southwest Chapter on the special occasion of your Promise Ball, One Night—Unmask the Cure. Tonight represents months of hard work and dedication from JDRF volunteers and staff to support diabetes research and increase awareness of the seriousness of this disease for millions of people. As someone who has lived with type 1 diabetes for nearly 40 years, I am more convinced than ever that JDRF is funding the research that will create a world without the disease. I am especially grateful to this year’s Honorees, the members of the Desert Southwest Presidents’ Circle: Richard Dolinar MD, Tom Londen, Robert McAuslan, Michael J. Minnaugh, Gary Pederson, David Rau, Einar Seadler, John Smeck, Christopher Volk, Charles Welliver and Michael White. I extend my sincere thanks to Gala Chairs, Rhonda Claxton and Jeff Girardin, and to all of tonight’s many guests.
Your generosity of time and talent sustains the work that JDRF is able to do. As you celebrate your accomplishments, I hope you will recognize how essential you are to JDRF’s vision of changing Type One into Type None. In just the past few years, we have seen so many promising advances that improve lives today and will lead us to a cure tomorrow. Please accept my deepest thanks your participation in this Gala and your support of JDRF all year. Warm regards,
Mary Tyler Moore International Chairman
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Dear Friends, On behalf of the JDRF International Board of Directors and the entire JDRF family, we congratulate the Desert Southwest Chapter on your Promise Ball, One Night—Unmask the Cure. It is our pleasure to recognize and celebrate this year’s Gala Honorees, the members of the Desert Southwest Presidents’ Circle: Richard Dolinar MD, Tom Londen, Robert McAuslan, Michael J. Minnaugh, Gary Pederson, David Rau, Einar Seadler, John Smeck, Christopher Volk, Charles Welliver and Michael White. Thanks to devoted champions like you, JDRF continues to be the leader in T1D research driving critical advances in new therapies. We also want to congratulate and thank tonight’s Gala Chairs, Rhonda Claxton and Jeff Girardin, for your dedication to making this such a special evening for everyone. This night could not happen without you and the commitment of all who have worked hard to make this year’s event a success.
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON IV Chairman, JDRF International
DICK ALLEN Chairman of the Board
JDRF is the only global organization with a strategic plan to develop an ongoing stream of life-changing therapies that will progressively lessen the impact of T1D. Thanks to the efforts and support of all you, JDRF is the organization that will turn Type One into Type None. Please accept our deepest gratitude for your support tonight and for all that you do for JDRF.
JEFFREY BREWER President & CEO
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jdrf is the largest non-profit funder of type 1 diabetes (t1d) research in the world. our goal is to eventually cure and prevent t1d entirely. along the way to a cure, we seek to deliver an ongoing stream of therapies to improve life with t1d until we have turned type one into type none.
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promise light honorees Tonight we honor the Desert Southwest President’s Circle. This esteemed group of men includes Presidents of the Board of Directors spanning the past two decades. This distinguished group of men has helped JDRF to exponentially move our mission forward. Their collective efforts over the past twenty years have resulted in outstanding results for the Desert Southwest Chapter and the organization as a whole and have paved the way for those on the board and in chapter leadership positions today. The President’s Circle was created to recognize these leaders of the Desert Southwest Chapter who have lent not only their resources and energies, but their passion and commitment to ensure the success of JDRF. We are grateful for their leadership.
Desert Southwest Presidents’ Circle Richard Dolinar M.D. Tom Londen Robert McAuslan Michael J. Minnaugh Gary Pederson David Rau Einar Seadler John Smeck Christopher Volk Charles Welliver Michael White
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auctioneer RANDY PARNELL Randy Parnell saw a need in his community for charitable fundraising and felt called to benefit auctions. “When you are an auctioneer in a community you’re invested in, you contribute what you can to it. I use my auction skills to help charities raise money for their goals.” With that in mind Randy joined Stokes Auction Group in 2002. Randy connects with audience members on a personal level because “their bid follows their smile.” He emphasizes the importance of believing in the cause he’s promoting. Randy wants to ensure that his clients’ long months of work pay off on the night of their auction. Randy is the proud father of two California Polytechnic State University alumni, the oldest of whom is following in his father’s auctioneering footsteps. When
Randy isn’t connecting with an auction audience, you can find him on a snowboard in the winter, on a wake board in the summer months or on his acreage in Sandpoint, Idaho. Stokes Auction Group, located in Edgewood, Washington specializes in supporting non-profit agencies and charitable causes in reaching their fundraising goals. Their team serves groups of all sizes in their efforts to achieve financial success.
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program emcee LISA HAFFNER Lisa Haffner has been a familiar face on Arizona television for the past 23 years. For the past 8 years, Lisa was the host of the local lifestyle show, Your Life A to Z on KTVK-TV Channel 3. Lisa cooked with some of the greatest Chef’s in the valley, and twice had Dr. Oz as her co-host. Lisa started at KTVK-TV3 in 1991 as the Northern Arizona Bureau reporter and quickly moved to coanchor the weekend news in 1992. Lisa worked as a news reporter until KTVK-TV3 created Good Morning and Good Evening Arizona. Lisa then went on to become the station’s first full time lifestyle and entertainment reporter. Lisa often covered events like the Oscars and traveled to Europe and across the country for celebrity interviews. Lisa also created the very popular
Home How To’s segments where Lisa and her crew would completely make over viewers rooms in their homes and help Mom’s learn the ins and outs of power tools. Lisa is originally from Chicago, Illinois and is a graduate of Northern Illinois University. Lisa has two teen age sons with husband, pilot-reporter, Bruce Haffner who flies the Newschopper for KTVK-TV3 and owns Chopperguy Productions.
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type 1 diabetes strikes in childhood, adolescence or adulthood and lasts a lifetime. it is an autoimmune disease not caused by lifestyle or diet. We need research. We need to prevent it. We need to better treat it. We need a cure.
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auction rules Bidding on the Silent Auction items will be on BidPal Devices or the BidPal Network. The Silent Auction will close as indicated by the countdown timer on the BidPal Device before the Live Auction starts. Your bids are final and non-retractable. There will be no exchange or refund on items unless otherwise specified. Please make payments in full this evening. We accept cash, check, Discover, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. All items must be taken home this evening, February 8, 2014. You may pick up your item by exhibiting a paid receipt at the item pick-up desk at the time of departure, beginning at approximately 9:45 p.m. Please carefully check envelopes containing gift certificates before leaving. JDRF is not responsible for replacing gift certificates lost after you leave the event. JDRF is under no obligation to extend, modify or change items or restrictions on items/certificates.
Please pay careful attention to all conditions, restrictions, and expiration dates on items and services. Unless otherwise stated, gift certificates exclude alcohol, tax and gratuity. Unless otherwise noted, all auction items and services must be used within one year of February 8, 2014. We appreciate your strict observance of these restrictions, as future donations depend upon it. Dates for all trips and similar events must be mutually arranged with donor, unless otherwise noted. All reservations should be made at least one month in advance. All tickets in travel packages are for coach travel, unless otherwise specified. No refunds are permitted for canceled, lost, or unused tickets and/or accommodations. Airline blackout dates apply to all tickets, regardless of airline, unless specifically noted. Blackout dates are subject to change. Tickets cannot be reissued or refunded. All completed sales from this event are considered transactions solely between the purchaser and the donor of the auction item. continued
How Do You Create a Legacy That Can Change the World? Millions of people around the globe need a cure for type 1 diabetes (T1D). By including a gift to JDRF in your will, trust or retirement account, you can create a lasting legacy—one that helps ensure research will continue until a cure is found. For more information, please contact: Alan Berkowitz National Director of Planned Giving Toll-free – 877-533-4483 By e-mail – plannedgiving@jdrf.org On the web – www.jdrf.org/plannedgiving
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auction rules All gift card usage is the responsibility of the buyer. Although the gift card and amount is currently valid, JDRF is not responsible for unused gift cards at businesses that may cease to operate before the expiration date. JDRF has endeavored to catalogue and describe the auction items correctly on-line, in the ballroom and the electronic bidding devices, but all items are sold “as is.� No statements contained in the program or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed a warranty, representation or assumption of liability. Bidders should carefully note the specific restrictions, conditions, and expiration dates for items purchased. JDRF reserves the right to withdraw any item from sale. Items depicted in the slide presentation and on the BidPal Devices are for illustration purposes and may not be actual auction items.
EXPRESS PAY For your convenience, you may register for Express Pay when you arrive at the Gala. This will speed up your checkout at the end of the evening. Simply present your credit card to a Registration volunteer. Bypass the bank lines and go directly to Item Pick-Up located at the Check-out Desk. Note: For tax purposes, the value of the meal, including beverages, is estimated to be $200.00 per person. When buying auction items, all contributions in excess of the fair market value of the item are tax deductible as a gift to a charitable organization. The members of JDRF encourage all attendees, donors and contributors to consult the appropriate IRS Revenue Ruling 67-246 and their tax consultant.
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thanks to you jdrf is leading the way towards creating a world without type 1 diabetes!
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fund a cure PRE-EVENT FUND A CURE DONORS The Berge Group
PARTNER WITH JDRF THIS EVENING TO SUPPORT PATIENT-FOCUSED RESEARCH GOALS Improve the lives of every person affected by type 1 diabetes (T1D) by accelerating progress on the most promising opportunities to CURE, better TREAT and PREVENT T1D.
Mr. Andrew Evans II & Mrs. Jane Evans
Drive the discovery, development and delivery of therapies to improve lives and ultimately cure diabetes. Your Fund A Cure contribution is 100% tax deductible.
Mr. William Pabst Jr.
JDRF is the leader in setting the agenda for diabetes research worldwide and the largest charitable funder of type 1 diabetes research.
Dr. David & Barbara Kelsey PLEASE JOIN US BY MAKING A FUND A CURE GIFT Vickie & Art Semler
Simply raise your bid card when you hear the amount you wish to contribute $50,000 • $25,000 • $10,000 • $5,000 • $2,500 • $1,000 • $500 • $250 Thank you for your support! Increase the Power of Your Gift! If your company has a Matching Gift Program, please request a matching gift form from the cashier when you check out at the end of the night.
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sponsors Diamond Sponsor
Topaz Sponsor
Tempe Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram
Cardon Children’s Medical Center DMB Realty Network DeShon Pullen & Associates, PLC Ernst & Young Henkel KPMG Leadership Children’s Foundation Mercy Care Plan Preferred Homecare Qore-24 Salt River Project Squire Sanders, LLP STORE Capital Willis of Arizona
Ruby Sponsor Berge Auto Group Sonora Quest Laboratories
Sapphire Sponsor Bank of Arizona Blue Cross Blue Shield Van Dyke Laser & Skin Western Alliance Bank
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culinary hosts 5th and Wine
Dominick’s Steak House
Ben & Jack’s Steakhouse
Donovan’s Steak & Chop House
The Capital Grille Phoenix Biltmore
The Gladly
The Capital Grille Scottsdale Promenade
Kazimierz World Wine Bar
Cibo e Vino
The Melting Pot
Citizen Public House
SuVino Winery
Cowboy Ciao
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12 News
Dierks Bentley
Chicago Cubs
5th and Wine
Bikram Yoga Paradise Valley
Children's Museum of Phoenix
Karolina Adams
Jeanine Birmingham
Cibo e Vino
Alexi's Grill
Bootleggers Modern American Smokehouse
City of Phoenix Fire Department
Lorry & Collin Bottrill
Cowboy Ciao
Allan Affeldt Peter Allison Lawrence & Patricia Amaral Arizona Cardinals Arizona Diamondbacks Arizona Snowbowl Arizona Sports 98.7 and John Gambadoro ASD Companion Doodles ASU Athletics Anissa Bais Ballet Arizona Bead World, Inc. Ben & Jack's Steakhouse
Amanda Borden Mindy & Bill Brandt
Country Club at DC Ranch Cuttlefish Ocean Kitchen
auction donors
Dubliner Irish Pub and Restaurant Thomas & Mary Dyer E.D. Marshall Jewelers Meg Edelson
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Edlund Bobby Eldridge
Dave's Sparkling Spas
Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa
David E. Adler, Inc. Oriental Rugs
Enchantment Resort European Barber Shop
Camelback Inn, A JW Marriott Resort & Spa
Kira Dean
Allison Faith
Carsten
Don & Charlie's Restaurant
Flip Dunk Sports
Donovan's Steak & Chop House
Floo-id Yoga
Casino Del Sol Resort
Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort
Flo's Asian Kitchen
CBS 5-KPHO and Paul Horton
Doubletree Phoenix-Tempe
Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North
Cedarbrook Lodge
Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club
Gail Friedman
Chestnut Fine Foods & Provisions
Drury Hotels
Friends of JDRF
Dr. Candy Brock Shae Brock
Carte Blanche Gourmet Tacos
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auction donors
Andrew Fritz Owner of The Gladly and Citizen Public House
Images by Michael
Vickie Larsen
Port Ludlow Resort
Alex Gannon
iPic Entertainment
Las Campanas Realty
Pour Masters Bartending Service
Gainey Village Health Club
Irish Cultural & Learning Foundation
Lucky Strike Cityscape
Prestige Cleaners Inc
Tray Geiger
Irish Wolfhound
Main Event Tempe
PRP Wine International
Jeffrey & Carine Girardin
j nine designs, llc
Karen May
Pucci Salon
Grand Canyon Railway
Jamie Herzlinger Interiors
Bob & Margaret McAuslan
Raven Golf Club at Verrado
Dr. Avram Greenspan
JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa
McCormick Ranch Golf Club
Rawhide Western Town and Steakhouse
Shaina Greenspan Hair by Michelle Hank Arens Design, LLC Tim & Shaun Harrison Herberger Theatre Hilton Sedona Resort and Spa Hotel Palomar Phoenix Michelle Huebner Hyatt Place Scottsdale/Old Town iFlip Sports Apparel
JW Marriott Starr Pass Golf Club K&S Holders Kahala Randy Kates Kazimierz World Wine Bar Kendra Scott Jewelry Simon Kreisberger Kief-Joshua Vineyards Lagardere Unlimited
Nancy Mendelsohn Moda Fina Mountain Shadows Golf Club Mutt Moms Sara Newton Omni San Diego Hotel Orangewood Wines Ray O’Sullivan Pet Club Biltmore Phoenix Coyotes Phoenix Suns
Red Lobster Dawn Roberts Salon Mila Salsa Brava Inc. Robert Sarver Nathan Sawaya Rick and Peggy Schapler Schmitt Jewelers Jeff Schnuck
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Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
Sundrop Nailspot
University of Phoenix
Scottsdale Resort & Conference Center
Surprise Recreation Campus
Valley Youth Theater
Susan Fine Portraits
David & Cathy Venezia
Taylor Fabrication
Vera Bradley
TexAZ Grill
Village Racquet and Health Club
The Body Lab AZ
Chris & Hollis Volk
The Capital Grille Scottsdale
Wendella Boats
The Gladly
Westworld Paintball Adventures
Silverleaf Golf Club
The Melting Pot
Cory & Christine Whalin
Skeptical Chymist
The MonOrchid
Wild Boomer Women
Smelly Dog & Green Bone Bakery
The Phoenician
Wildflower Bread CompanyPrescott
Sogno Toscano Boutique
The Phoenix Theatre
Southwest Airlines
The Westin Phoenix Downtown
Starfire Golf Club
Tim McCune
Steven Kaye Photography
Total Wine & More
Su Vino Winery
Troon Golf
Vickie & Art Semler Sharona Optical Shear Love Salon Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers
Summit Gymnastics Flagstaff
The Phoenix Symphony
Zuzu's Petals
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art day Each year children, families and friends of JDRF come together, put their creative hats on and make memorable gifts to present to our guests the night of the One Night – Unmask the Cure Gala. Art Day was held at JDRF offices on December 7, 2013 and continued with National Charity League members working on projects off-site as well. The children painted personalized ceramic hearts to be used as a part of guest stewardship. We hope you enjoy the masterpieces created especially for the One Night – Unmask the Cure Gala. On behalf of JDRF Staff and Gala Committee, a special thank you to Jeanine Dougherty for making the event a huge success.
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the beta society - keeping the promise Anonymous
Patrick Hannon
Christopher Volk
Sara Allen
Mike Hecomovich
Ken Waters
Herbert Baum
Dan Jackson
Charles Welliver
Skene Black
Jan Koontz
Shelby Yastrow
Mindy Brandt
James Lazarz
Norma Zimdahl
Fred Ciarico
Raymond Lederman
Marci Zimmerman
Mindy Comitor
Tom Maguire
William Dettelback
Michael Minnaugh
Stewart Feldman
Deanna Morenzoni
Chip Gerber
Gary Pederson
Carine Girardin
Eleanor Robb
Diana Gray
Ron Sheridan
Bernie Hageman
Ralph Soderberg
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desert southwest chapter staff Phoenix
Southern Arizona
Ken Brissa Mountain Pacific Regional Director
Stacy Gopp Branch Director
Karyn Fortin Development Coordinator
Kathy Decker Development Coordinator
Sarah Amaral Development Coordinator Peter Ferry Outreach Coordinator Deb Coluzzi Office Manager Tomeka Lumpkin Administrative Assistant
New Mexico Libby Madden Branch Manager Jessica Burrous Development Manager
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2014 committee members Rhonda Claxton & Jeff Girardin Committee Co-Chairs Peter Allison Tammy Crawford Jeanine Dougherty Margi Edlund Andrea Evans Shaina Greenspan Karen May Josh Rawitch Vickie Semler John Simpson Christine Whalin
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desert southwest chapter 2014 board of directors PHOENIX Executive Committee: Scott Whyte President Carine Giradin Vice President Lorry Bottrill Nominating Director Aaron Gurley Walk Director Peter Michaelson Corporate Partner Chair Martina Kaiser Outreach Director/Government Relations Patricia Taylor Treasurer Josh Rawitch Secretary/Gala Director
Directors:
Advisory Board:
Michael Christopher, MD Shawn O’Mara
Gary Pederson
Spencer Greene
David Rau
Einar Sadler
Derrick Hall
Dawn Roberts
Tim Harrison
Peggy Schapler
Scott Horn
John Smeck
Chirag Kapadia, M.D. Christopher Volk David Matthews
Michael White
Bob McAuslan
Chad Wilson
Stephanie McRae Mike Minnaugh Tony Nissley
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desert southwest chapter 2014 board of directors NEW MEXICO
SOUTHERN ARIZONA Randy Bonn
Sheila Peterson-Harper
Chris Keller Board President
Jennifer Landman
Diane Boice
Scott Radomsky, M.D.
Jacob Armijo
Nick LoBue
Nicole Brule-Fisher
Sue Ross
Mark Ballard
Susan Parra
Sara Falconer
Mick Rusing
Cindy Beall
Tom Statzula
Jeff Glesinger
Sarah Schur
Craig D. Brown
Vince Tidwell
Amy Hernandez
Nicole Strom
Janice Corzine, Ph.D.
Virginia Kelly
Gregg Thompson
George Dial
Diane Kephart
Mimi Warwick-Coomler
Eric Gilbert
Creston King
Robin Girand
Kim Lonsway
Joseph Hughey, Ph.D.
Errin Mendibles
Mary Jarrett
Jennifer Moore
Ryan Jaseph
Ron Pearson
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Hayleigh Pahnke, Gracie Schmitz, Charlize Zimbelman, Summer Stehl
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Together we are turning type 1 into type none.
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