2024 Red & White Ball Program Journal

The Red & White Ball

April 27, 2024

Riverside Yacht Club

Welcome

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Message from the CEO and Board Chair

Good evening and thank you for joining us to celebrate and support the mission of the American Red Cross.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, volunteers, and staff of the American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter, it is our honor and pleasure to welcome you to our 2024 Red & White Ball: A Salute to Service and Valor. We extend a warm and heartfelt thank you to our Ball Co-Chairs, Connie Anne Harris and Lauren E. Walsh, who, along with the entire Ball committee, made this night possible.

With a spotlight on our organization’s longstanding commitment to servicemembers which dates to the Civil War when American Red Cross founder Clara Barton first assisted wounded soldiers on the battlefield tonight’s event is a celebration of this legacy, our humanitarian mission and those who make this work possible.

Our esteemed honorees tonight all embody the noble principles of duty and service, an ethos shared by our volunteers who carry out our lifesaving and lifechanging work each day and those who provide the funds that allow us to keep helping.

To our Exceptional Service Honoree Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland, Humanitarian Honoree Suzanne Packer and Lifetime Service Honoree Chief James J. Heavey, we say THANK YOU for your service and for the example you set for all of us.

A sincere and gracious thank you to all who are part of this night from our underwriters and sponsors, journal advertisers, auction donors and those who purchased tickets and tables, to the teams of vendors, volunteers and staff who have worked tirelessly over the past nine months to bring tonight’s event to reality.

In the room tonight are some incredible community partners, elected officials, friends and supporters. Together, you work alongside us and have done so for decades. We offer our deepest gratitude for your support, and we are honored to celebrate with you. Each one of you plays a significant role in supporting the mission of the American Red Cross, alleviating human suffering in the face of emergencies. From responding to home fires, to assisting our military, to deploying to large disasters near and far, trained dedicated Red Crossers are available 24/7/365 to help our neighbors at their greatest time of need. Together we bring comfort and provide financial assistance and mental health support when it is needed most.

Thank you, again, for joining us and we wish you a fun and inspiring evening.

Cheers, Stephanie

Dunn Ashley, CEO American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter

Lisa Cooper, Chair, Board of Directors

American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter

Welcome

A Message from the Red & White Ball Co-Chairs

Welcome to the 2024 Red & White Ball!

Tonight, we will celebrate and honor the dedication and the impact of extraordinary honorees and the truly amazing and inspirational work of the American Red Cross.

Exceptional Service Honoree: Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland

Humanitarian Honoree: Suzanne Packer

Lifetime Service Honoree: Chief James J. Heavey

We want to thank our committee for all their contributions and the Board of Directors for their generosity and commitment to the mission of the American Red Cross.

We also want to thank our inaugural Junior Committee for laying the groundwork of the next generation of Red Crossers. As high school and college students, they took time out of busy schedules to be active and engaged in all facets of the event.

Special thanks to our Diamond Sponsors, PURE Insurance and Bresome Barton, along with all of our additional event sponsors. And thank you to those who have donated incredible auction items and purchased journal ads, tables and tickets.

Finally, our deepest gratitude to the staff and volunteers who make it possible for the American Red Cross to fulfill its humanitarian mission and to provide lifesaving services. We are so grateful to all of you!

Cheers! Connie Anne Harris, Co-Chair Red & White Ball: A Salute to Service and Valor

Lauren E. Walsh, Co-Chair Red & White Ball: A Salute to Service and Valor

The Red & White Ball

Proudly supports the American Red Cross

Saluting the efforts of Connie Anne Harris and Lauren E. Walsh and the entire Red & White Ball Committee

Congratulating the 2024 Honorees

Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland

Chief James J. Heavey

Suzanne Packer

American Red Cross

Metro New York North Chapter

Board Chair

Lisa Cooper

2023–2024

Board of Directors

Vice Chair

Patti Glassford

Chief Executive Officer

Stephanie Dunn Ashley

Chairs Emeriti

Secretary Janine Kennedy

Jill Coyle, Immediate Past Chair | Pam Farr | Colleen Hempleman, Honorary Chair

Giovanna Miller | Heather Wise

Board Members

Todd Anderman | Ted Berenblum | Leah Butler | Anna Cappucci | Peter Carlson

Carolyn Dewing-Hommes | Katie Fortunato | Morgan Crabtree Fox, Esq. | Justin T. Green, Esq.

Connie Anne Harris | Chief James J. Heavey | Adam Hellman | Rich Higgins | Joseph Lawless

Olivia Walker Lemieux | Madeline Liongson | Alessandra Messineo Long, Esq. | William M. Mooney, III

Kim Nichols, MD | Suzanne Packer | Lissa Schiele | Chrissy Magliocco von Oiste | Brad Walker

Lauren Walsh | Brian Wiele | Michele Wolfram

Greater New York Leadership Team

Celena Sarillo, Interim Chief Executive Officer

Stephanie Dunn Ashley, Chapter Chief Executive Officer, Metro New York North

José Dominguez, Chapter Chapter Chief Executive Officer, Long Island

Dario J. Diaz, Jr., Regional Chief Disaster Officer

Andrea Grimaldi-Grafer, Regional Chief Volunteer Service Officer

Brandon Ponder, Regional Chief Development Officer

Desiree Ramos Reiner, Regional Chief External Affairs Officer

Susan Rounds, Regional Chief Operations Officer

Lallita Maharaj, Director, Service to the Armed Forces and International Services

2024 Red & White Ball Committee

Co-Chairs

Connie Anne Harris and Lauren E. Walsh

Amy Andrews | Suzanne Armstrong | Sarah I. Bamford | Peter Barhydt | Sondra Barlow | Ted Berenblum

Tina Broccole | Christine Calzolano | Bob Capazzo | Anna Cappucci | Peter Carlson | Laura Cody

Lisa Cooper | Geri Corrigan | Jill Coyle | Carolyn Crabtree | Jen Danzi | Alexandra DeBourcy

Carolyn Dewing-Hommes | Kathleen Dyke | Morgan Edge | Katie Fortunato | Jennifer Freda

Patti Glassford | Kia Heavey | Colleen Hempleman | Leila Horn | Jackie Hvolbeck | Denise Eagan Jewell

Janine Kennedy | Olivia Walker Lemieux | Whitney Marciano | Alec Miller | Andres Moreira | Billy O’Shea

Kaitlyn Packer | Sarah Packer | Suzanne Packer | Pamela Pagnani | Tatiana Reeves | Natalie Stein

Chrissy Magliocco von Oiste | Sonia Waters | Michele Wolfram

Junior Committee

Co-Chairs

Charlotte Ashley and Samantha Packer

Bella Adams | Anneliese Ashley | Grace Brandes | Reese Clark | Maggie Crabtree

Olivia Dogan | Jemma Goodman | Jordan Goodman | Hariette Hedvat | Michael Ji

Morgan Kennedy | Steffi Khine | Isabel Pol | Maggie Ybarra

Exceptional Service Award Honoree

Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland

61st Superintendent, United States Military Academy at West Point

Lieutenant General Steve Gilland commissioned into the United States Army upon graduation from the United States Military Academy in 1990 and served in a variety of tactical assignments in Air Assault, Armor, Mechanized Infantry, Ranger, and Special Operations units. He has commanded at multiple levels throughout his career from Company thru Division Command and has participated in numerous operational deployments to the Middle East, Africa and Afghanistan.

He holds a Master’s Degree in Military Operational Art and Science from the Air Force Command and Staff College and has received awards including the Distinguished Service Medal (with two oak leaf clusters) and many others. Lieutenant General Gilland has been happily married to his West Point classmate Betsy for more than 33 years and is a proud parent of three children. The appearance of a Department of Defense personnel does not imply or constitute Department of Defense endorsement.

Humanitarian Award Honoree

Suzanne Packer

Suzanne Packer has served on the Board of Directors of the Greenwich/Metro New York North Chapter of the American Red Cross for over 20 years. Organizing the Red Cross Ball to raise funds for community activities, serving on committees to teach preparedness, honor military families, and raise vital funds for the Red Cross. She has been involved in fundraising for the original purchase of the Red Cross headquarters in Greenwich (2002) as well as for its renovation project 20 years later (2022). Suzanne has been deployed on Red Cross missions to aid with humanitarian and hurricane relief in Puerto Rico, South Carolina, and Virginia.

Suzanne is involved in many organizations including Memorial Sloan Kettering, the Mayo Clinic, Greenwich Hospital, the Bruce Museum, the Junior League of Greenwich, Antiquarius, Greenwich Library and Burke Rehabilitation Hospital. Suzanne is a member of the Advisory Board of Kids in Crisis and a former member of the Greenwich Academy Parent Board. Suzanne began her career as a marketing account executive at Chase Manhattan Bank before joining Ogilvy & Mather as a management supervisor for the IBM advertisement campaign. Suzanne graduated from Kenyon College, where she was a varsity athlete, and received an MBA from the University of Connecticut. Suzanne moved from Manhattan to Greenwich in 1999 and has spent the last 20 plus years raising four children. Suzanne is the proud wife of Craig Packer and the mother of Kaitlyn, Sarah, Samantha, and Ben. Continuing her Red Cross legacy, her three daughters joined The Red & White Ball Committee this year, with Samantha as the Co-Chair of the Junior Committee.

Lifetime Service Award Honoree

Chief James J. Heavey

James Heavey was born and raised in Greenwich. He is the son of Debbie and the late Bart Heavey, who immigrated to Greenwich from Ireland in the 1950s. Bart was a 10-gallon blood donor, and Debbie still volunteers at Red Cross blood drives. Jim attended Northeastern University in Boston and participated in their Army ROTC Program. Following graduation, he joined the Greenwich Police Dept. where he has served as Chief for the past twelve years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, a master’s degree in public administration, and a certificate in Emergency Management. He is also a graduate of the FBI National Academy.

Jim served as a military police officer prior to commissioning in the U.S. Army Reserve. He is a Veteran of Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Jim was recalled to active duty following 9/11 and served as a batt alion operations officer in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Jim’s extraordinary 50-year relationship with the American Red Cross began at age 14 when he took the Advanced First Aid course taught by Dr. Richard O’Leary then joined the First Aid Detachment. At 17, he served as First Officer (President) of Red Cross Explorer Post 30.

Jim was on the Red Cross First Aid Standby team for Pope John Paul II’s 1979 visit to Boston. In 1980, he certified as First Aid and CPR Instructor, a role he continues to fill today. He was a coordinator on the ARC Disaster Response Team in Boston; a Water Safety Instructor and Chairman of Safety Services in Greenwich; and a member of the Instructor Trainer committee for the new Standard First Aid Program and that was just in the 19 80s.

Over the years, the Red Cross has recognized Jim with the Exceptional Volunteer Service Award, the Lifesaving Award for Professional Responders, Volunteer of the Month Greenwich Chapter, Outstanding Volunteer, the Katherine Knapp Award, and the Outstanding Person Action Award (for lifesaving) twice. In 200 9, Jim joined the Board of Directors and remains on the Board today.

In December of 2023, Jim donated his 100th pint of blood at the 13th annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, an event he has chaired since its inception in 2010.

Jim is very active as a volunteer in the Greenwich community, including service with the Glenville Volunteer Fire Company, Boy Scouts, and American Legion Post 29. He has been married to his wife, Kia, for almost 28 years. They have a daughter, Ana, who is a registered nurse in Boston and a son, James, who was recently commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve as an intelligence officer.

National Anthem Singer

Sergeant Major MaryKay Messenger

U.S. Army

Lead Vocalist, West Point Band

Sergeant Major MaryKay Messenger is a native of Newburgh, New York, and a well-known soloist throughout the Hudson Valley region, performing classical, Broadway, jazz and popular music. She is the premier vocalist for the West Point Band and first sang with them at their season finale 1812 concert in 1980, at the age of 12. She continued throughout the years as a guest vocalist for a variety of concerts until she joined the Army in 1996. Sergeant Major Messenger performed as a soloist for a European Summer Broadway Tour and has appeared locally in several musicals including Godspell, Shenandoah and Grease. She has sung operatic roles in Montclair, New Jersey, with the Amato Opera Theatre in New York City and at the Bardavon Opera House in Poughkeepsie, New York.

While in the Army, she has performed with the famous Irish Tenors, Frank Patterson, John McDermott, the Nexus percussion ensemble and soprano Sylvia McNair. Sergeant Major Messenger performed as a featured soloist for the West Point Band’s Bicentennial Concert in Carnegie Hall, the Royal Norwegian Milit ary Band in Oslo, Norway and as the first American military vocalist to perform with the military band of the People’s Liberation Army in Beijing, China. She has performed as a soloist for the Boston Pops 2013 Holiday Concert at Eisenhower Hall Theatre and their 2015 Summer Concerts in Nantucket/ Hyannis. She has performed the National Anthem for many high-profile events such as the 2012 Bruce Springsteen concert “Stand Up for Heroes” in New York City, Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks, at the opening/closing bell of the New York Stock Exchange and Radio City Music Hall for World Championship Boxing. She has also sung regularly at Yankee Stadium, including a live, televised performance of “God Bless America” for Game 1 of the 200 9 World Series and likewise for the New York Mets Game 3 of the 2015 World Series. Sergeant Major Messenger also sings for numerous New York Jets and Giants football games. She is often highlighted in Army football halftime shows and performs for many official functions at West Point and in New York City for distinguished guests, politicians and international dignitaries. Her most recent performance was at the United Nations General Assembly with the West Point Band.

Along with her vocal accomplishments, she was honored with the 2017 Orange County Women of Achievement, the Presidential Volunteer Awards and the Mount Saint Mary College Distinguished Alumni Award for her service throughout the community. Sergeant Major Messenger resides in Milton, NY with her husband David and daughters Emma and Grace.

Auctioneer

Darran Brown

Darran Brown, founder of Go Charity, is a veteran of the fundraising industry. Since its inception 25 years ago, Darran’s passion for the industry has grown Go Charity into the leading boutique style fundraising firm servicing clients nationally. The company is based in Brooklyn while Darran resides in NYC.

Band

Vali Entertainment has earned a reputation for providing superior music and entertainment to clients across the globe. From the boundless energy of their dance bands to their elegant, romantic, highly polished big bands and orchestras, to their expert masters-of-themix D.J.s or the combination of all their passion for music and collective creativity has t aken them from the summer shores of private parties in the Hamptons to luxury corporate events in Singapore. We are most proud of our team’s adaptability and consistent standard of excellence whether they are performing at a high profile wedding, an intimate family celebration or imaginative corporate events.

American Red Cross Greater New York Region

Fiscal Year 2023 Statistics | July 2022 to June 2023

The American Red Cross Greater New York Region serves more than 12 million people in New York City, on Long Island, in Westchester and Rockland counties, at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and in Greenwich, Connecticut.

We provide free emergency relief shelter, food, clothing and emotional support following 5 to 25 emergencies and dis asters each day; collect lifesaving blood; support military members, veterans and their families; and teach skills that save lives.

Trained 73,106 people in First Aid/ CPR/AED.

Installed 18,661 free smoke alarms for the Home Fire Campaign.

Provided 17,019 services to military members, veterans and their families.

Educated 13,914 adults and children in emergency preparedness.

Collected 10,163 units of lifesaving blood and platelets.

Responded to more than 2,499 emergencies and disasters: home fires, building evacuations, floods and more.

Year in Review

May 2023 | Yonkers, NY

Help Yonkers Apartment Building Fire

After a fire tore through an apartment building in Yonkers, NY, Red Cross team members provided emergency relief to residents. Photo Credit: Kevin Suttlehan, American Red Cross

May 2023 | New Rochelle, NY

Sound the Alarm

Volunteers teamed up with government officials and corporate partners to install free smoke alarms and educate the community about fire safety as part of the Sound the Alarm campaign. Photo Credit: Eric Strausman, American Red Cross

June 2023 | New York, NY

Women Who Lead Luncheon

The Red Cross Tiffany Circle of Women Leaders in Greater New York held its annual Women Who Lead Luncheon event with over 100 attendees for a panel of women in sports. Photo Credit: Lisa Weatherbee, American Red Cross

June 2023 | Greenwich, CT

Safety Town

The Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter hosted a comprehensive two-week children’s safety education program that brought together representatives from Greenwich Police, Fire and EMS, Animal Control and our instructors to teach awareness and accident prevention skills to over 200 children. Photo Credit: Gregory White, American Red Cross

Year in Review

June 2023 | New York, NY

Greater New York Volunteers Support Red Cross Response to Typhoon Mawar in Guam

Ray Robledo along with many other volunteers from across the Greater New York Region deployed to support communities affected by the devastation caused by Typhoon Mawar. Photo Credit: Ray Robledo

June 2023 | Spring Valley, NY

Prepare the Town Spring Valley

In partnership with the Finklestein Memorial Library, Congressman Mike Lawler, Senator Bill Weber, Assemblyman John McGowan, and Rockland County Executive Ed Day the Red Cross hosted Prepare the Town Spring Valley, a daylong event featuring preparedness education programs, international humanitarian law classes, and a lot of fun for the whole family. Photo Credit: Jennifer McCarthy, American Red Cross

August 2023 | Maui, HI

Red Cross Responds to Maui Wildfires

Volunteers from the Greater New York Region traveled to Hawaii to support the Red Cross response to Maui wildfires. Photo Credit: American Red Cross

August 2023 | New York, NY

National Night Out

Red Cross team members celebrated National Night Out and shared important preparedness information at events in Brooklyn, Staten Island, Spring Valley (Rockland County), Glen Cove, Long Beach and Brentwood. Photo Credit: Celia Vollmer, American Red Cross

September 2023 | Greenwich, CT

Year in Review

Metro New York North Headquarters

Renovation Celebration

Red Cross Board members, staff and volunteers celebrated the renovation and modernization of the Metro New York North Chapter headquarters in Greenwich, Conn., which includes the state-of-the-art Jill and John Coyle Blood Donor Center. Photo Credit: Dan Neiman, American Red Cross

September 2023 | New York, NY

Clara’s Council

The Clara’s Council Kick-Off event was held at Mastercard and featured a moderated a conversation between Lindsay Hans, president of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, and former Greater New York Regional CEO Mary Barneby, about lessons they would share with their younger selves.

Photo Credit: Nathalie Sayago, American Red Cross

November 2023 | New York, NY

Living Tribute to Women Who Serve

Red Cross volunteer Alison Bergman received the Women of Service award in Central Park in recognition for her work with Operation Cookie Drop, an initiative which combines her 30 years as a Girl Scout leader and passion to help service members and veterans. Since 2002, Operation Cookie Drop has delivered cookies to every branch of service. Photo Credit: M.P. Nunan, American Red Cross

December 2023 | Mount Vernon, NY

Prepare the Town Mount Vernon

Together with the City of Mount Vernon, the Red Cross preparedness team hosted Prepare the Town Mount Vernon, an opportunity for community members to learn hands-only CPR, important emergency preparedness information, and more. Photo Credit: Frederic Klein, American Red Cross

Year in Review

December 2023 | Greenwich, CT Battle of the Badges

Greenwich Police Chief and Red Cross Board member Jim Heavey donated his 100th pint of blood during the annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive. Photo Credit: Kevin Suttlehan, American Red Cross

December 2023 | Greenwich, CT

Spreading Holiday Cheer to First Responders

Santa, the Grinch and all of our Metro New York North Board members (aka the elves) spread holiday cheer to first responders across Greenwich as part of holiday celebrations. Photo Credit: Bob Capazzo, American Red Cross

January 2024 | Albany, NY

2024 Legislators of the Year

American Red Cross regions across New York State celebrated five New York State legislators for their commitment to building more resilient communities during a ceremony in Albany, NY. The 2024 Legislators of the Year are Hon. Brad Hoylman-Sigal; Hon. Pamela J. Hunter; Hon. Angelo J. Morinello; Hon. Alexis Weik; and Hon. Kenneth Zebrowski. Photo Credit: Jack Guzewich, American Red Cross

February 2024 | West Point, NY West Point Blood Drive

The community at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point donated over 1000 units of life-saving blood during the annual Red Cross blood drive. Photo Credit: Kevin Suttlehan, American Red Cross

February 2024 | White Plains, NY Red Cross x Red Horse

Year in Review

Tara Rosenblum and Kate Smith hosted a special Happy Hour at Chef David Burke’s Red Horse Restaurant to benefit the Red & White Ball and the Metro New York North Chapter. Photo Credit: Bob Capazzo, American Red Cross

February 2024 | Spring Valley, NY

Shelters Opened

The Metro New York North team opened two shelters within days of one another at the Louis Kurtz Civic Center due to two large fires in Spring Valley that displaced dozens of residents for several days. Photo Credit: Desiree Ramos Reiner, American Red Cross

February 2024 | Somers, NY

Stephanie Crispinelli Comfort Kit Build

The Metro New York North team joined with Stephanie Crispinelli’s family and community to celebrate her life and support children affected by disasters by building 50 “Steph’s Comfort Kits”. These kits, which include a book, stuffed bear, and blanket, will be provided by the Red Cross Disaster Action Team to children displaced from their homes after emergencies big and small. Photo Credit: American Red Cross

March 2024 | Greenwich, CT Red Cross Month

First Selectman Fred Camillo declared March as Red Cross Month during a flag raising ceremony outside of Town Hall on March 1, 2024. Photo Credit: Bob Capazzo, American Red Cross

Thank You to Our Generous Patrons

Benefactor Tables

The Allatt/Walsh Foundation | Pam Farr and Buford Alexander

Connie Anne and Jeremiah Harris | Colleen and Philip Hempleman

Contributor Tables

Jennifer and Justin Green | Suzanne and Craig Packer (2)

Patron Tables

Anonymous (2) | Amy Andrews | Anna and Vincent Cappucci | Carlson & Carlson, Inc.

Lisa and Wayne Cooper | Jill and John Coyle | Fairfield Integrated Systems

Patti and John Glassford | Greenwich Hospital | Gunner | Marsha and Ken Mifflin

Giovanna and Brian Miller | Suzanne and Craig Packer | Dr. Tom and Elisa Wilson

Michele and Tyler Wolfram

Table Hosts

Alexis and Colin Abernathy | Sarah I. Bamford | Beth and Peter Barhydt

Ashley Bekton | Peggy and Ted Berenblum | Paula and Ken Brandes

Tina and Peter Broccole | Jennifer and Peter Hausmann

Kia and Chief James J. Heavey | Ellen and Kyle Hublitz

Janine and Bobby Kennedy | Dara and Tim O’Hara | Tatiana Reeves

Meredith Spatz and Adam Hellman

Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors

Diamond Sponsors

Ruby Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Pologeorgis | Patty and Jim Read | Ruthanne Ruzika

Patron Party Sponsors

Kim Nichols, MD and Chris Cabanillas

Benefactor Tickets

Katie and Mark Fortunato | Hello Taiwan

Patron Tickets

Peggy and Ted Berenblum | Eryn and Mike Bingle | Susan and Michael Bodson

Leah and Jason Butler | Stephanie and James Cowie | Mary Jane and Peter DaPuzzo

Lisa and Tim Harkness | Janine and Bobby Kennedy | Jane and Jeremy Male

Kim Nichols, MD and Chris Cabanillas | Tatiana Reeves

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | Lissa Schiele | Heather and Eric Wise

Media Sponsors

As of March 29, 2024

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Burke

April 27, 2024

Dear Friends,

It is my distinct honor to send greetings to American Red Cross Greater New York Region on the occasion the Red & White Ball. The American Red Cross, continues to be a pivotal organization nationally and internationally. It is one of the leading humanitarian organization in our nation whose mission is helping people in need throughout the United States and the world, through contributions of time, blood, and money, from our citizens that support lifesaving services and programs.

The American Red Cross Red & White Ball, “A Night Under the Stars and Stripes,” honors heroes in our community who rise above tremendous obstacles to help others. Military honorees, national and local heroes will share stories that highlight the strength, courage and humanity that is found within each of us. The Red & White Ball is the signature fundraiser for the American Red Cross Metro NY North Chapter, serving Greenwich, Conn., Westchester and Rockland counties, and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

I extend my congratulations to this year’s American Red Cross Greater New York Region honorees: Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland, 61st Superintendent, United States Military Academy at West Point – The Exceptional Service Award; Suzanne Packer, American Red Cross MNYN Chapter Board Member and Philanthropist – The Humanitarian Award; and Chief James J. Heavey, Greenwich Police Department – The Lifetime Service Award. I would like to also recognize host Stephanie Dunn Ashley, the MNYN Chapter CEO, and Event Co-chairs, Connie Anne Harris and Lauren E. Walsh.

Your esteemed honorees, are the embodiment of a lifetime of commitment and dedication to The American Red Cross Greater New York Region. Their continued and persistent selfless devotion to helping others continues to positively impact the quality of life for Citizens all over the world.

Best wishes to the American Red Cross Greater New York Region for a successful event!

Sincerely,

George Latimer Westchester County Executive

Email: ce@westchestercountyny.gov

Telephone: (914)995-2900

Hudson Valley Paws for a Cause Salutes the American Red Cross Metro North Chapter

We are proud to work with you and offer heartfelt thanks for all you do to support our community A 501C3 Non-Profit 914-953-6434 hudsonvalleypawsforacause.org www.facebook.com/HVPaws twitter.com/hvpaws4cause

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Many thanks from the Cooper family who is thrilled to support the MNYN Chapter of the American Red Cross and the 38th Red & White Ball.

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The Miller family proudly supports the American Red Cross

Congratulations to this year’s Honorees

Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland

Chief James J. Heavey

Suzanne Packer

Thank you to the Red and White Ball Co-Chairs, Connie Anne Harris

Lauren E. Walsh And the Entire Ball Committee!

With Respect and Gratitude, Giovanna and Brian Miller

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Lauren,

Thank you so much for your dedication, passion and unbridled enthusiasm. It is an honor to be your co-chair.

XO Connie Anne

Dear Friends,

Andrea Stewart-Cousins

New York State Senate, 35th District

President Pro Tem ♦ Majority Leader

April 27, 2024

I am pleased to welcome you to the American Red Cross Red & White Ball: A Night Under the Stars and Stripes. This evening celebrates the service and bravery of heroes in our community who have persevered tremendous challenges to help make their communities a better place.

I join you in congratulating tonight’s honorees: Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland , Exceptional Service Award; Suzanne Packer, Humanitarian Award; and Chief James J. Heavey, Lifetime Service Award. I commend each of these individuals for their strength, courage, and altruism and I thank them for their heroic service.

Thank you to everyone gathered here to celebrate the achievements of the American Red Cross and to further advance their mission. They are well served by your involvement, and I thank you for helping make a difference in the lives of others.

Best Wishes,

Andrea Stewart-Cousins

New York State Senator, 35th District

President Pro Tem, Majority Leader

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Chief James Heavey

Congratulations on your distinguished Lifetime Service Award!

Your dedication, generosity, humility, and devotion are a source of motivation and inspiration to so many.

You embody the mission, vision, and values of the American Red Cross across all lines of service.

Thank you for your leadership with the Town of Greenwich.

We salute your magnanimous devotion to the community and the American Red Cross.

Icy and Scott Frantz

Dear Friends,

On behalf of the Connecticut General Assembly, it is my sincere pleasure to honor the American Red Cross Metro NY North Chapter for it's annual Red & White Ball.

For years the American Red Cross has been an integral part of our community. Its members put service and safety above all else. Whether it's supplying half of our nation's blood supply, providing humanitarian aid or supporting our veterans, The American Red Cross has always been there for those in need. Our community is a better place because of the work that they have done.

I want to extend my congratulations to this year's honorees:

Exceptional Service Award: Lt. Gen. Steven Gilland, 61st Superintendent of the US Military Academy at West Point.

Humanitarian Honoree: Suzanne Packer: Volunteer, leader, and philanthropist both locally and nationally for the American Red Cross and a wide range of organizations in humanitarian services, the arts and education and healthcare.

Lifetime Service Award: Chief Jim Heavey, a 50-year volunteer for the Red Cross, a 100+ pint blood donor, Greenwich Police Chief, a Veteran, and a leader in many other organizations and volunteer opportunities.

Thank you again and I hope you all have a wonderful night celebrating the incredible work that you do.

Sincerely,

Ryan Fazio

36th State Senate District

Registration now open!

Safety Town is a comprehensive one-week safety education program offered every summer by the American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter that teaches awareness and accident prevention skills to children entering kindergarten or first grade in the fall.

June 10–14 and June 17–21

Morning sessions are from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Afternoon sessions are from 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Sessions will be held at the Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink at 1 Sue Merz Way Greenwich, CT 06830.

For information and questions, please email safetytown.GNY@redcross.org

GoodEvening,Friends:

ThankyouallforattendingandsupportingtheAmericanRedCrossMetroNewYorkNorthChapterasthey hosttheirannualRed&WhiteBall:ANightUndertheStarsandStripes.Iamprivilegedtosupport,serve,and honorheroesinourcommunitieswhorisethroughdailyadversitiestohelpthosearoundtheminneed.Their sacrificesprotectcommunities,whichweallworkhardtocultivate.

AsamemberoftheNewYorkStateSenate’sStandingCommitteeonVeterans,HomelandSecurity,and MilitaryAffairs,Ihearfirsthandthedailyexperiencesandchallengesthesemenandwomenface.Theirduty andsteadfasteffortiswhatkeepsourcommunitiessafe.Tonight,weshouldcelebrateandponderthehardwork oftheseindividuals,keepingourcommunitiessafe—whoseselflesseffortsoftengounnoticed.

Furthermore,aswehonorthestoriesofthebravemenandwomenwhokeepourcommunitiessafe,bothat homeandabroad,weshouldalsorecognizeandcongratulatethisyear'sExceptionalService,Humanitarian,and LifetimeServicehonorees: LieutenantGeneralStephenW.Gilland,61stSupertientndantoftheUnitedStates MilitaryAcademyatWestPoint SuzannePacker,AmericanRedCrossMetroNewYorkNorthChapterBoard MemberandPhilanthropist;and ChiefJamesJ.Heavey,GreenwichPoliceDepartmentandmemberofthe AmericanRedCrossMetroNewYorkNorthChapter.Thankyouforyourcontinuedleadershipandexemplary servicetoyourcommunities.

IalsowanttothankthehardworkoftheBallCommittee,whichisresponsiblefortonight’ssuccess.Best wishestoalltheattendees,ourgracioushosts,theAmericanRedCrossMetroNewYorkNorthChapter,and ourhonorees.

Haveafantasticnight,

PeterB.Harckham NewYorkStateSenate,40thS.D.

March15,2024

DearFriends:

Congratulationstothe AmericanRedCrossMetroNYNorth(MNYN)Chapter ontheoccasionofits Red&WhiteBall:ANightUndertheStarsandStripes,thesignaturefundraiserfortheChapter, whichservesGreenwich,Connecticut,WestchesterandRocklandCountiesandtheU.S.Military AcademyatWestPoint.Thiseventacknowledgesandcelebratestheheroesinourcommunitywhorise abovetremendousoddstobeofservicetoothers.Militaryhonorees,nationalandlocalheroeswillshare storiesthathighlightthestrength,courageandhumanitythatisfoundinallofus.

LieutenantGeneralStevenW.Gilland, 61stSuperintendent,UnitedStatesMilitaryAcademyatWest Point,receivesthe ExceptionalServiceAward.A1990graduateofWestPoint, LieutenantGeneral Gillandhascommandedatmultiplelevelsthroughouthiscareer,mostrecentlyasCommandingGeneral ofthe2ndROK-U.S.CombinedDivisioninKorea.Hehasparticipatedinoperationaldeploymentstothe MiddleEast,Africa,andAfghanistan,andhasreceivednumerousawardsincludingtheDistinguished ServiceMedal(withtwooakleafclusters).

SuzannePacker, aphilanthropistwhoservesontheboardoftheAmericanRedCrossMNYNChapter, receivesthe HumanitarianAward. AlongtimeresidentofGreenwich,Suzannehasspentthelast20 yearsraisingfourchildrenwithherhusbandCraig,and hasbeenastalwartfundraiserfortheRedCross, GreenwichHospital,BruceMuseum,KidsinCrisis,MemorialSloanKetteringandtheMayoClinic.She alsoservesontheBoardofAdvisorsforKidsinCrisis.

ChiefJamesJ.Heavey oftheGreenwichPoliceDepartmentreceivesthe LifetimeServiceAward A Greenwichnative,hejoinedthepolicedepartmentaftergraduatingfromNortheasternUniversityandhas servedasChiefforthepasttwelveyears.Heservedasamilitarypoliceofficerpriortocommissioningin theU.S.ArmyReserve,andisaveteranofDesertShield/DesertStormOperationEnduringFreedom.His relationshipwiththeRedCrossbeganatage14whenhetookanAdvancedFirstAidcourse.Heisnow certifiedasaFirstAidandCPRInstructorandhasrecentlydonatedhis100thpintofblood.

CongratulationstotheAmericanRedCrossMetroNYNorthChapterforitsimmeasurablecontributions toourcommunity,andtothehonoreesfortheirwell-deservedrecognition.

Kindregards, ShelleyB.Mayer

District 38

Bill Weber

New York State Senate

The First Bank of Greenwich is proud to support The Red & White Ball and Red Cross Mission.

State of Connecticut

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATE CAPITOL

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106-1591

March 13, 2024

American Red Cross,

Lieutenant General Steve Gilland is an honoree for this year’s American Red Cross’ Red & White Ball, where we honor the heroes in the community for their service. Gilland was commissioned into the U.S. Army in 1990 after his graduation from the United States Military Academy. Lt. General Gilland served in the Twenty-Fourth Infantry Division, Seventy-Fifth Ranger Regiment, and other divisions during his time in the Army. He commanded various levels from Company to Division Command and most recently served as the Commanding General of the Second ROK-U.S. Combined Division in the Republic of Korea. For his service, Gilland received the Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Medal, Army Commendation Medal, and many other awards.

Along with his career accomplishments, Lieutenant General Gilland holds a master's degree from the distinguished Air Force Command and Staff College in Military Operational Art and Science. He now serves as the sixty-first Superintendent of his alma mater, the United States Military Academy a position held since 2022. Before his role as Superintendent, Gilland was deputy Commanding General of III Armored Corps in Fort Hood Lieutenant Gilland met his wife, Betsy, at West Point where they were classmates and have since been married for more than thirty-three years. Together, they are the proud parents of three wonderful children. Lieutenant General Steve Gilland exemplifies strength, courage, and humanity, which is what the Red Cross is honoring at this event.

Sincerely,

Rachel Khanna

Hector Arzeno

Steven Meskers State Representative State Representative State Representative

State of Connecticut

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATE CAPITOL

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106-1591

March 13, 2024

American Red Cross,

Tonight, we honor the heroes in our community. Heroes like James Heavey who have overcome tremendous obstacles to help others in his community. James Heavey has had many achievements in his career, such as serving during 9/11 and graduating the FBI National Academy. He attended Northeastern University in Boston and was part of their ROTC program. After graduation, he joined the Greenwich Police Department , and has been Chief for the past twelve years.

Before commissioning with the United States Army Reserve, James served as a military police officer. During his service, he fought in Desert Storm and after 9/11, served as a battalion operations officer supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. His relationship with the Red Cross spans 50 years while holding many positions. The relationship first began when he was just 14 years old, taking the Advanced First Aid course they offered. When he was 17, Heavey took on his first role at the Red Cross as First Officer of Red Cross Explorer Post 30 and recently in 2023, James donated his 100th pint of blood to the Red Cross at the thirteenth annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive. The Red Cross has awarded him with the Exceptional Volunteer Service Award, Outstanding Volunteer, and the Outstanding Person Action Award (for lifesaving) twice.

James has been married to his wife, Kia, for almost 28 years and has two beautiful children. James Heavey has had an extraordinary career and has been serving his community and will continue to have great impacts on Greenwich and the people who live here.

Sincerely,

Rachel Khanna

Hector Arzeno

Steven Meskers State Representative State Representative State Representative

State of Connecticut

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATE CAPITOL

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106-1591

March 13, 2024

American Red Cross,

Suzanne Packer is an honoree for this year’s American Red Cross’ Red & White Ball. Packer moved to Greenwich in 1999 from Manhattan with her husband Craig with whom she has been raising four wonderful children with. She has worked on fundraising for the Red Cross, Kids in Crisis, Greenwich Hospital, the Mayo Clinic and many more organizations and foundations and continues to remain active in supporting her community During her work at these foundations and organizations, she spent time organizing fundraising events for hurricane relief throughout the United States and offering her knowledge to organizations in need of assistance. Her donations to the American Red Cross allowed the Greenwich chapter to upgrade their building and modernize.

Suzanne currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Red Cross and the Board of Advisors for Kids in Crisis, which helps youth in Connecticut. Her hard work has benefitted her community greatly and the people of Greenwich appreciate the work she has done. Her philanthropic work demonstrates humanity and strength, the reason we are celebrating her tonight and the work she has committed to doing.

Sincerely,

Rachel Khanna

Hector Arzeno

Steven Meskers State Representative State Representative State Representative

“The

Townies”

Proudly support the American Red Cross Congratulations to Chief Jim Heavey

A true “gem” of Greenwich for his achievement of Lifetime Service Honoree!

CHRIS BURDICK Assemblymember 93rd District Westchester County Secretary, Majority Conference

THE ASSEMBLY STATE OF NEW YORK ALBANY

CHAIR Subcommittee on Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities

COMMITTEES

Banks

Correction

Environmental Conservation

Housing

People with Disabilities

Veterans’ Affairs

MEMBER

Puerto Rican/Hispanic Task Force

Asian Pacific American Task Force

April 27, 2004

Dear Friends,

Congratulations to the American Red Cross on its Red & White Ball: A Night Under the Stars and Stripes. The Red Cross continues to be a crucial lifeline to so many in crisis, which I have seen personally in my Assembly District. I am incredibly grateful to this organization and all the many workers and volunteers who have made such an impact on the lives of so many. In recognition of the essential humanitarian worked performed by the American Red Cross for well over a century, it is my privilege to pay tribute both to the key role played by this organization in times of crisis, and to this year’s outstanding Red and White Ball honorees.

Each committed to relieving human suffering, they have taken different paths to the same goal. From Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland’s illustrious military career in conflict zones around the world to Police Chief James J. Heavey’s public service both in the military and in Greenwich, Connecticut to Suzanne Packer’s decades of volunteer initiative and philanthropy, all show leadership and outstanding concern for others.

Bravo to this trio for exemplifying so well the mission and credo of the American Red Cross. And kudos and thanks to the Red Cross for carrying out this mission so successfully.

Sincerely,

Chris Burdick 93rd Assembly District

The Red & White Ball

Denise and Chris Jewell are proud to honor local heroes and support the American Red Cross.

Congratulations to this year’s Honorees

Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland

Chief James J. Heavey

Suzanne Packer

The Red & White Ball

The Santora Family honors

Chief Jim Heavey and Suzanne Packer for their dedication and loyalty to the American Red Cross.

THANK YOU!

NADER J. SAYEGH

Assemblyman 90th District

ALBANY OFFICE: Room 331

Legislative Office Building Albany, New York 12248 518-455-3662 FAX: 518-455-5499

DISTRICT OFFICE:

35 E. Grassy Sprain Road Rm. 406B Yonkers, New York 10710 914-779-8805 FAX: 914-779-8859 sayeghn@nyassembly.gov

Dear Honorees,

THE ASSEMBLY

STATE OF NEW YORK ALBANY

29 February 2024

I am writing to extend my heartfelt congratulations on receiving the well-deserved recognition at the American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter’s Red & White Ball. Your collective and truly exceptional service, dedication to humanitarian work and lifetime commitment to aiding others and serving the community well are truly inspiring.

Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland, your leadership as the 61st Superintendent at the United States Military Academy at West Point exemplifies your excellence and commitment to duty. Your service to our country stands as testament to your unwavering dedication to our country.

Suzanne Packer, your laudable efforts as a board member of the American Red Cross MNYN Chapter and charitable work have made a significantly positive impact for those most in need. Thank you for your compassion and generosity to those in all our communities.

Chief James J. Heavey, your many years of service with the Greenwich Police Department have been key in keeping the community safe and sound. Thank you for your work upholding the law and protecting the residents of Greenwich.

I am honored to be able to have the chance to recognize and celebrate your achievements in this Journal. Your contributions have truly made a positive impact in the lives of many, and I am grateful for your continued dedication to the service of others. Congratulations once again, and I look forward to celebrating your accomplishments at this esteemed Ball.

Warm Regards,

Assemblyman Nader J. Sayegh

MARYJANE SHIMSKY

Assemblymember 92nd District

April 27, 2024

THE ASSEMBLY

STATE OF NEW YORK ALBANY

To the American Red Cross Community:

The people of New York State, and our neighbors in Connecticut, are extremely fortunate to have the services of the American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter. The Red Cross has come to the aid of so many of our residents in their times of greatest need.

I join you in celebrating the honorees of the 2024 American Red Cross Red & White Ball: A Night Under the Stars and Stripes. My hearty congratulations go out to tonight’s award recipients:

• Exceptional Service Award: Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland, 61st Superintendent, United States Military Academy at West Point

• Humanitarian Award: Suzanne Packer, American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter Board Member and Philanthropist

• Lifetime Service Award: Chief James J. Heavey, Greenwich Police Department

Our communities are kept strong and whole thanks to the dedication of tonight’s honorees and all the volunteers who strive alongside them to prevent and relieve suffering in our world. When flooding, fire, or other disasters strike, the American Red Cross has always been there to provide those who are displaced from their homes with shelter, food, clothing, and emotional support.

I thank Lieutenant General Gilland, Mrs. Packer, and Chief Heavey for their exceptional service, and I look forward to supporting the indispensable work of the Red Cross in our communities over the months and years to come.

Sincerely,

MaryJane Shimsky

The Heavey Family salutes the American Red Cross for providing training and opportunity to serve the community for those with the passion to do so.

Congratulations, Jim and the other honorees!

KENNETH P. ZEBROWSKI

Assemblyman 96th District Rockland County

THE ASSEMBLY STATE OF NEW YORK ALBANY

CHAIRMAN

April 27, 2024

Dear Friends:

It is my pleasure to extend greetings and congratulations as you gather to celebrate this year’s American Red Cross Red & White Ball: A Night Under the Stars and Stripes.

The American Red Cross Metro NY North Chapter is an integral part of the community that I represent in Rockland County. I have been proud to be their partner on important initiatives like blood drives and smoke detector awareness campaigns and distributions. I have also seen the American Red Cross in action when tragedy strikes. The American Red Cross is always present for people and their families to provide essential assistance in the most difficult times.

On this important evening, I extend my congratulations to those being honored, including Lieutenant General Steven W. Gilland, 61st Superintendent, United States Military Academy at West Point on receiving the Exceptional Service Award; Suzanne Packer, American Red Cross MNYN Chapter Board Member and Philanthropist on receiving the Humanitarian award; and Chief James J. Heavey, Greenwich Police Department on receiving the Lifetime Service Award. These honorees exude the spirit instilled in the American Red Cross; and are those who help ensure this organization can continue the important work they do. I also congratulate the co-chairs of this year’s Red & White Ball, Connie Anne Harris and Lauren E. Walsh, for their efforts, and to Stephanie Dunn Ashley, MNYN Chapter CEO, for hosting.

I wish you the best for a successful event; and thank you for your vital work.

Sincerely,

Kenneth P. Zebrowksi Member of the Assembly

zebrowskik@nyassembly.gov WEBSITE: www.assembly.state.ny.us

Congratulations Past GVFC Chief Heavey on this wonderful honor!

From your dedicated friends at the Glenville Volunteer Fire Company

The Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund Car Show is happy to support The Red Cross and Chief Jim Heavey!

Saturday, June 8 at 10AM —2PM at Greenwich Town Hall

gpdscholarshipfund.org/gpd-car-show-2024

The Greenwich Knights of Columbus Orinoco Council 39 congratulates Brother Knight, C h i e f J a m e s J . H e a v e y on his Lifetime Service Award from the American Red Cross.

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The Ashley Family

Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses

The Kennedy Family

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Bob Capazzo Photography

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Amore Pizeria & Italian Kitchen

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Bergdorf Goodman

Bestever Cleaners

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Blackstones Steakhouse

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Captain Lawrence Brewing Company

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Classic Kids

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The Color Café

Continuum Estate Winery

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Cos Cob Wine & Spirits

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Equinox

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Huntington Crescent Club

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JHuhn Lifestyle

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The Kent Collection

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Petticoat Lane

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As of March 29, 2024

Save the Date

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MISSION

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Eric Lutz

High Net Worth Branch Manager One Lafayette Place Greenwich, CT 06830

Direct: 203-900-3620

eric.lutz@wellsfargo.com NMLSR ID 787195 Chris Jewell Managing Director

255 S Country Rd. 1st Floor Palm Beach, FL 33430-4255

Direct: (203) 900-3565

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