2022 Annual Report

2022 ANNUAL REPORT AND HONOR ROLL

Our Story

Ronald Edwards Foley

Ron’s Rescue Fund Established in memory of Ron Foley, who lost his battle with pancreatic cancer in October of 2005, the Foundation bearing his name is dedicated to promoting early detection and, ultimately, finding a cure for the disease through ongoing research.

Inspiration for the first fundraising event – a Kentucky Derby party in 2009 – came when those closest to Ron in life felt they could harness the generosity of his spirit to raise funds for pancreatic cancer research. The day’s contributions were donated to pancreatic cancer research in Ron’s memory, and a tradition was born.

Encouraged by the success of that initial Derby Day gathering, and with the support of family, friends and dedicated volunteers, Ron’s widow, Barbara Foley, formed the Ron Foley Foundation.

Today, this 501(c)(3) charitable organization sponsors a series of annual events to build awareness and raise funds for research, education and patient assistance.

While we recognize that we can’t win the fight against pancreatic cancer without raising funds for research and awareness, we also know that patients and their families are under tremendous financial pressure.

Imagine receiving the devastating news that you, your spouse or another loved one may have pancreatic cancer. Your world is changed forever.

You quickly become engulfed in the medical system. Financial resources are soon stretched to the limit. You may even find you’ve exhausted your savings, and the stress becomes unbearable.

That’s why we created Ron’s Rescue Fund to provide short-term financial assistance to cover expenses for essential needs that will otherwise go unmet.

Our Mission Fund medical research leading to improved diagnosis, more effective treatment and a cure for pancreatic cancer.

Promote public awareness of pancreatic cancer through education.

Reduce human suffering caused by pancreatic cancer by giving direct financial aid to pancreatic cancer patients.

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A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends, Your support of the Ron Foley Foundation during 2022 has been nothing short of remarkable. The COVID-19 pandemic brought new, unforeseen challenges and like much of the world, we continue to recover. During these difficult times, the Foundation has been hard at work adapting our events to ensure the health and safety of our growing community. I am proud to say that the Ron Foley Foundation remains a strong leader in the fight against pancreatic cancer and continues to support research and patients battling this terrible disease.

Throughout this past year, we have reintroduced many of our in-person events, such as the Ron’s Run for the Roses Kentucky Derby gala. I am so grateful for our friends, family, and community who joined us both in-person and virtually on May 7th. The support and generosity each participant offered has made it possible to grow and develop new events throughout this year, such as Battle of the Bars.

In November 2021, we launched the first Ron Foley Foundation Battle of the Bars contest between our friends at Artisan West Hartford and Artisan Southport.

This event was a terrific success, raising over $8,000. I would like to congratulate our winners at Artisan Southport for their support of this amazing event.

The Foundation looks forward to future Battle of Bars events for the years to come. In addition, I would like to give a special thank you to our Eversource

Hartford Marathon team, led

by Molly Burke and Jennifer Loughran, for competing in the 2021 Hartford Marathon. This incredible team raised over $25,000 for our patient support program, Ron’s Rescue.

I would also like to recognize my granddaughter, Hannah DeMarco, for raising over $1,200 at the Newington High School Powder Puff football game earlier this year on behalf of the Foundation. Hannah’s passion for helping others has inspired all of us at the Ron Foley Foundation and her leadership reminds us that anyone can make a difference.

As you can see, our progress over the last year would not have been possible without the incredible Ron Foley Foundation volunteers.

Their enthusiasm and devotion have been extraordinary.

In addition to these new initiatives, the Ron Foley Foundation has been rapidly growing its patient financial aid program - Ron’s Rescue. I am proud to announce that in 2022, Ron’s Rescue did not turn down a single patient request. In fact, this amazing program has provided assistance to more than 300 patients.

During the last year, the Ron Foley Foundation has also provided funding for new and exciting pancreatic cancer research at Yale University School of Medicine. We believe scientific research is the key to understanding and ultimately stopping this deadly disease. We are hopeful that Yale’s research,

Barbara Foley President

led by Drs. Anup Sharma and Nita Ahuja, will advance pancreatic cancer detection methods, and encourage additional funding for future pancreatic cancer research.

In closing, we should note a bit of encouraging news about pancreatic cancer. The 5-year survival rate has gradually increased to 11%, up from 5% when Ron died in 2005. Despite this improvement, pancreatic cancer remains the 3rd deadliest cancer in the United States with the highest mortality rate. It is expected to become the 2nd deadliest cancer by 2030. A standard early detection method remains elusive and the number of those diagnosed with the disease each year is on the rise.

This is what motivates all of us at the Ron Foley Foundation to work harder each year.

Please accept my sincerest thanks for joining us in the fight against pancreatic cancer. Together we are making a difference!

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MAKING A Ask the Experts

Difference

The Ron Foley Foundation sponsored two “Ask the Experts” webinar events with the Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute during this fiscal year. The first webinar was held in November with presenters Dr. Lindsay Ann Bliss, Board Certified in General Surgery; and Dr. Vaibhav Mehendiratta, Board Certified in Gastroentereology & Internal Medicine. The webinar was titled ‘What You Need to Know About Pancreatic Cancer.’ The second webinar was held in June with presenters Dr. Osama Siddique, Board Certified in Gastroenterology; and our returning expert, Dr Lindsay Bliss, Board Certified in General Surgery. That webinar was entitled ‘An Integrated Approach to Care.’ The healthcare providers offered insight into the disease, as well as hopeful information on new research and innovations. A live Q&A followed the presentations with each of the experts.

Striking Out Pancreatic Cancer

Vaibhav Mehendiratta, MD Lindsay Bliss, MD, MPH

Osama Siddique, MD

Girl Power

Whether it’s softball in the spring or powderpuff football in the fall, the girls outdid themselves raising awareness of pancreatic cancer through their high school sports. Our hats are off to these talented and supportive young ladies and their coaches.

Newington High School Powderpuff Team

Windsor High School Softball Team

The WEHA Bear Fair The WEHA Bear Fair is a community-wide FUNdraiser, sponsored by local businesses and individuals. Each sponsor selected an artist to design its bear, as well as a nonprofit organization to benefit from proceeds raised by visitors to the fair. The Ron Foley Foundation would like to thank its sponsor, Westfield Bank, and the creative artist, Anne Gogh.

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Ron Foley Foundation Day at Dunkin Donuts Park in Hartford was a great night to bring friends and volunteers together to cheer on the Yard Goats. The first pitch was thrown out by our own volunteer, Aaron Goldenthal.

The Foundation raised $630 thanks to the generosity of our enthusiastic supporters. Thank you to the Yard Goats staff for allowing the Foundation to bring awareness of pancreatic cancer on the jumbotron to all in attendance.

Let’s strike out Pancreatic Cancer!

The Ron Foley Foundation was once again proud to be an official charity of the Eversource Hartford Marathon Foundation. Under the team leadership of Jennifer Loughran and Molly Burke, Team RFF raised more funds than ever. A total of $25,000 was raised for Ron’s Rescue Fund. Thanks to the virtual component offered to runners, we had representation not only in Hartford but also in Boston, Notre Dame, IN; Fairfax, VA; Washington DC; and Parmelan Peak, France. The Team RFF spirit building started a week before the Marathon with a pasta dinner hosted by Judie and Rick Goldenthal and donated by the New England Pasta Company. Thank you to these runners and fundraisers: Stephanie Berman, Molly Burke, Kelly Burzacchi, Kerry Hanson, Phil Kenyon, Cathy Lou King, Jennifer Loughran, Allison Lowe, and Carolyn McKenna. Together we can outrun

pancreatic cancer!

RON’S RESCUE FUND Ron’s Rescue Fund was created to provide short-term financial aid to cover some essential needs of pancreatic cancer patients. The fund was started in 2012 and through the end of this fiscal year, Ron’s Rescue has assisted over 300 patients in financial need. American Cancer Society estimates 62,000 men and women in the United States will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2022. We are here to help those

patients in financial need throughout New England, New York, and New Jersey.

Many attendees of the 13th Annual RRR heard the plea of one of the fund recipients to please dig deep into their pockets and hearts and donate to Ron Rescue’s Fund. Paddles were raised high with donations pouring in to support the fund. In less than a half hour, over $31,000 was raised

to help keep the lights on, homes heated, and food on the table for patients who so often are unable to work due to their illness and the side effects of their medical treatment.

Our pride in the Foundation’s accomplishments is completely overshadowed by our conviction that we have only just begun!

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PANCREATIC CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

BUSINESSES AND HOMES SHOWED THEIR SUPPORT WITH THE POWER OF PURPLE.

Candlelight Vigil It was only fitting to honor family and friends lost to pancreatic cancer and those still fighting the disease on World Pancreatic Cancer Day at our 3rd Annual Candlelight Vigil of Hope. This beautiful and heartwarming tribute included the reading of names of those touched by pancreatic cancer. The event was sponsored

by Prime Healthcare PC and presided over by our own Lenny Burke, who ended the evening with an inspiring rendition of “Amazing Grace.”

School of Rock Benefit Brunch Thank you to Roux CT and School of Rock West Hartford for sponsoring this great event during pancreatic cancer awareness month, to support the Ron Foley Foundation’s mission in the fight against pancreatic cancer. Proceeds from the event were donated to the Foundation.

Donuts Drive Donations For the second year in a row Donut Crazy has supported the Ron Foley Foundation during November by creating a special purple donut. Proceeds from their sales were donated to the Foundation.

Donut Crazy ran out of purple donuts every day thanks to PeoplesBank buying so many donuts for their staff and customers. Not only purple – but delicious!

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Battle

Bars

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What a wonderful new fundraising event - the first of many that our Community Ambassador, Tony Sisti, arranged. The Foundation would like to recognize our friends at Artisan Restaurant Southport for winning the friendly competition of the “Battle of the Bars” during Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month in November. Their

delicious “Purple Orchid” cocktail made with Hendrick’s Gin raised over $8,200 for the Ron Foley Foundation. Artisan Southport is proudly displaying the “Hendrick’s Cup” at their bar. A big thank you also goes to Jamie Montesi with William Grant & Sons for donating the handsome Hendrick’s Cup and the Hendrick’s gin used in this fundraiser.

bk&co Virtual Fashion Show We were thrilled to be a part of the BK & Co virtual fashion show, with proceeds going to the Foundation.

Thank you to Barbara and Karen for selecting gorgeous outfits for us to model and for your continued support.

Thank You, J. McLaughlin Thank you to J. McLaughlin in West Hartford for supporting the Ron Foley Foundation by offering a discount to their customers and a portion of the proceeds benefiting the Foundation. A big thanks to Marissa and her staff for their continued support fighting pancreatic cancer.

Gratitude As a meteorologist for WTNH News 8 covering New Haven and Hartford, CT, Joe Furey is used to making predictions about the weather. But nothing could have prepared him for the storm that resulted when his wife’s cousin, Debbie, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer nearly seven years ago while in her mid-40s. “In one short year she went from being a busy, vibrant mother of two, to needing my wife, Tracy’s, help to perform even the most basic of tasks and passing away almost a year to the day of her diagnosis,” he shares.

While the family did their best to remain hopeful, they all knew the odds weren’t in Debbie’s favor. And because her youngest daughter was only about five at the time, Debbie wanted to make sure the last memories her little girl would have of her were filled with happiness and laughter, not the illness ravaging her body. According to Joe, Tracy left no stone unturned when it came to her cousin’s care,

and she tirelessly sought out whatever resources were available to support Debbie in her fight. When she came across the Ron Foley Foundation, Joe said she could tell immediately it was a special place.

“The Foundation was there for Debbie in so many ways, but it was their last gift that really made an impression on me,” recalls Joe. “They organized and paid for a trip to Disney World, creating an experience Debbie and her girls would never forget.” When Debbie passed away a few months after the trip, her loved ones were overjoyed by the dozens and dozens of smiling Disney photos displayed at her wake.

“I couldn’t be more grateful. It was a gift we could never truly repay, but I decided right then and there I would spend the rest of my life trying.” Now, year after year, Joe has been the MC “extraordinaire” and auctioneer for the Ron’s Run for the Roses event, helping not only to raise money to support

Debbie Laffin patients, but also to raise awareness, especially as the incidence of pancreatic cancer is on the rise. “There are many organizations that lend their support to research and discovering more effective treatments, but what the Ron Foley Foundation provides is so personal and has a direct and immediate impact on these families. I know how much their support meant to us and I want to be a part of doing that for others. Whatever the Foundation needs, I’ll be there.”

Compassion As an oncology social worker specializing in GI cancers at Smilow Cancer Hospital in New Haven, Laura Donnelly meets her patients and their families at an extremely difficult time in their lives.

Every day Laura spends time with her patients, learning about who they are and the things they love and finding ways and resources to support them on their medical journey. And while all cancer diagnoses can be unsettling and frightening, pancreatic cancer is particularly devastating, which is why Laura is especially grateful for her department’s long-standing relationship with the Ron Foley Foundation, sharing, “As a social worker I have a list of organizations at my disposal to help guide and support my patients, but there are definitely those which stand out, and the Ron Foley Foundation is one of them.”

As one can imagine, finding out they have a cancer with an 11% five-year

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survival rate is a shocking revelation.

In addition to concerns about their health, the financial burden can take its toll, even with insurance coverage.

But when Laura connects her patients to the Ron Foley Foundation, she can see how it changes their perspective.

“Being able to offer them a resource dedicated to their support, one that makes them feel so cared for and listens to their more practical concerns, it makes a world of difference to their stress level,” she explains.

“And whenever I reach out to the Foundation, without fail, they are easy to get in touch with, responsive, overwhelmingly generous both financially and compassionately, and completely present in their desire to make an impact on someone’s life.”

While Laura is committed to giving every one of her patients 150%, there is only so much she can do for the individuals in her care. Having a place like the Ron Foley Foundation

Laura Donnelly step in on such a personal level is a game-changer. “They have a real understanding and appreciation for what my patients are going through, and as a result the impact they have on their lives, and the lives of their loved ones, is truly remarkable. It’s a blessing to work with an organization that is as personally invested in each of my patients as I am, because they deserve nothing less.”

Commitment Yale University Research: Pancreatic Cancer Rates in African Americans Earlier this year, the Ron Foley Foundation awarded Anup Sharma PhD and Dr. Nita Ahuja MD at Yale University School of Medicine with a $50,000 grant to research pancreatic cancer in African Americans.

Pancreatic cancer incidence and mortality rates are significantly higher among African Americans when compared to all other ethnic and racial groups.

While pancreatic cancer survival rates have significantly improved since 2005, African Americans have been notably unresponsive to existing treatments. African Americans are 50% more likely to develop pancreatic cancer and 37% more likely to die from this disease. “[African Americans] are not responding to pancreatic cancer treatment and [the] research has been very poorly funded…Our goal [with this research] is to bridge the gap of biological consequences in African Americans.”

According to Sharma, the genetic profiles of African Americans and Caucasians are considerably different, yet there is little knowledge of how these genetic differences are implicated in pancreatic cancer.

As such, Dr. Sharma and his team are studying the epigenetic basis of pancreatic cancer among African Americans.

Epigenetics describes changes in gene expression caused by behavioral and environmental factors. In other words, epigenetics is the process of switching genes on and off. Fortunately, epigenetic changes are reversible, including those seen in cancer. Therapeutics successfully targeting these changes would be a huge development for treating stage I and II pancreatic cancer in African Americans. “Epigenetics

Dr. Nita Ahuja MD Yale University School of Medicine

Anup Sharma PhD Yale University School of Medicine

gives more flexibility to come up with a reprogrammable strategy.”

Understanding epigenetics will make it possible to convert cancer cells back to a normal state.

pancreatic cancer detection methods and treatments.

In the long-term, understanding the epigenetic profiles of African Americans will advance prognostic biomarkers for pancreatic cancer.

Given the extreme aggressiveness of late-stage pancreatic cancer, Dr. Sharma is eager to develop effective screening methods for African Americans. “It is much more likely to identify early stage cellular damage, which is why we are emphasizing so much on early-stage detection and screening.”

Lack of patient data has severely limited researchers’ ability to holistically understand pancreatic cancer. The grant award to Dr. Sharma and Dr. Ahuja has made it possible to send African American patient samples for epigenetic sequencing, a highly accurate and affordable genomics tool.

Sequencing of these patient samples will provide researchers with data critical to improve African American

Funding for pancreatic cancer research is rare, and the financial support provided by the Ron Foley Foundation allows researchers to develop the next generation of pancreatic cancer detection methods and treatments. Dr. Sharma and Dr. Ahuja’s study will build a strong foundation for pancreatic cancer research in the years to come.

Dr. Sharma, Dr. Ahuja, and the Ron Foley Foundation encourage African Americans to get screened for pancreatic cancer at Yale New Haven Hospital. Access to information about your health reduces your risk of developing this terrible disease and may save your life.

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Hope

As the largest radiology practice group in Connecticut, Jefferson Radiology prides itself on providing a level of diagnostic and therapeutic radiology expertise unparalleled in the region. But sometimes those services result in difficult news for their patients – especially those with a pancreatic cancer diagnosis. This is why partnering with the Ron Foley Foundation since 2012 as both a generous supporter and a Ron’s Run for the Roses event sponsor has been especially gratifying.

“A pancreatic cancer diagnosis is one of the worst things a family can face, and the Ron Foley Foundation gives these patients hope. Knowing support is available and that the Foundation will be by their side to help them live life to the fullest, it has such a dramatic impact on a patient’s outlook,” explains Caroline Leger, Jefferson Radiology’s Marketing Director. “We love working with organizations that are as committed to making a difference as we are.”

Though Jefferson Radiology’s altruism extends to over fifty charities, Caroline is quick to acknowledge the Foundation’s unique ability to find creative and engaging ways to bring people together for a worthwhile cause. They truly know how to elevate the experience. After each Run for the Roses, I hear from our radiologists how impressed they are with not

L-R: Michael J Hallisey, M.D. , Denise Hallisey, Kathy Eder,

Chi Kim, M.D., Jim Eder, Stephen Lee, M.D.

only the event itself but the sense of community, enthusiasm, and support it engenders. They know they are part of something that is making a difference in people’s lives in a very direct and personal way.

During his pancreatic cancer battle, Ron Foley was a patient of Jefferson Radiology. After his passing they were honored to help Barbara in her quest to bring more awareness to such an awful disease and provide support and hope to those affected by it. According to Caroline, “I know the enormous amount of work, dedication and love involved in everything the Foundation does. I am so grateful for the opportunity to be a part of their extraordinary generosity to others. Some things just make us bigger than ourselves and supporting the Ron Foley Foundation is one of them.”

Passion When Mike Zaskey, President and Owner of Zasco Productions, first worked with the Ron Foley Foundation over ten years ago, their Ron’s Run for the Roses event only required a few TVs, a PowerPoint presentation, and some basic setup assistance. As the Foundation grew, it relied on Mike’s expertise and support to ensure each successive event was bigger and better than the last, ultimately incorporating a large LED wall screen and utilizing a full array of audio and visual capabilities. Even covid didn’t stop Zasco or the Foundation for long, with Mike and his team helping to create a drive-in version of the event that was as safe as it was successful.

“Working with the Ron Foley Foundation is definitely a highlight for myself and my team,” shares Mike.

“The level of passion we encounter from every single person involved in their event is unparalleled. Yes, we are

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there to do a job, but we can’t help but get caught up in the energy all around us. These are people who are going above and beyond to help others and you can see their heart in everything they do.”

As someone who works with quite a few non-profits, Mike is always impressed by the Foundation’s keen understanding of how important it is to deliver a quality event. “They recognize the importance of giving their supporters a fun time to thank them for their generosity. They don’t see obstacles, only opportunities for how they can make things better every year, and in turn, help more people.

They are tremendously intelligent and thoughtful in the way they approach everything, and it really makes a difference.”

Mike is grateful for the opportunity to lend his support to such a worthwhile

Michael W. Zaskey President/Owner Zasco Productions cause and to an organization that knows how to get things done, saying “I am truly honored the Foundation has trusted me all these years with one of their most important fundraisers. As our relationship has grown, so has my admiration not only for what they do, but the way they do it. I look forward to being a partner in their mission for many years to come.”

VOLUNTEERS

Our volunteers are a tremendous resource for the Foundation. Without our volunteers, we would not be able to organize and run such successful fundraising events, like Ron’s Run for the Roses. Our event committees work tirelessly to help the Foundation by offering their time and talents. Not only are many of our programs run by volunteers, but our entire Board of Directors, Foundation officers, and Medical Advisory Board are comprised of volunteers. We are grateful to our incredible volunteers for their hard-work, creativity and dedication. Together we ARE all making a difference.

Kindness

As an employee of Traveler’s Insurance Company, Annette Landers was immersed in a culture of giving back and she enjoyed taking part in many of the company’s volunteer opportunities. So, when one of her co-workers recruited Annette to help a small non-profit that had been created in honor of one of Traveler’s own, she enthusiastically lent her support. Thus, her long-standing relationship with the Ron Foley Foundation was born.

“My first year I was assigned to the Ron’s Run for the Roses silent auction, and I did whatever they needed me to do. And then each year after that I learned more and more, absorbing as much as I could because I was so blown away by everything they were doing. I wanted to be a part of it all!” Now, in addition to Annette Landers working on the auction, Annette helps with everything from stuffing envelopes to mailing out the all-important patient support packages to assisting with other events the Foundation is involved in, such as the Hartford Marathon – and of course, recruiting her own set of volunteers (including her sister Charlene!) to be part of a mission that means so much to her.

“The Ron Foley Foundation touches people in such a special way, it’s like one big family helping other members of our family and spreading kindness wherever they go,” says Annette. She noted that even during the pandemic and the additional challenges it presented, the Foundation found ways to be there for those who needed them. For example, converting their annual Ron’s Run for the Roses Kentucky Derby Gala into a successful drive-in event. “That’s what family does, they find a way to make things happen for the people they care about.”

According to Annette, the Foundation’s founder, Barbara Foley, has the biggest heart in the world, and her positive energy permeates every event, every sponsor, every volunteer. “It’s just a wonderful organization filled with wonderful people doing wonderful things, and the friendships I’ve experienced along the way are the cherry on top. The Ron Foley Foundation isn’t just changing the lives of the people they help; it changes the lives of everyone involved. Who wouldn’t want to be a part of that?”

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Ron’s Run for the Roses 2022

13th Annual Ron’s Run for the Roses on May 7, 2022, in Simsbury, Connecticut Our 13th Annual Ron’s Run for the Roses was a spectacular event and definitely LUCKY 13th!! The positive energy and passion for our cause were certainly felt under the tent despite the cold and windy weather.

It had been 3 years since our traditional Ron’s Run for the Roses, but through the perseverance of our volunteers, staff, and vendors, it turned out to be one of our most memorable Ron’s Run for the Roses yet! The Foundation’s deepest gratitude goes to the wonderful team for its creativity, adaptability,

Tim Parker, Presenting Sponsor, Vice President, New Country Motor Cars

kindness and dedication. A big thank you to our Presenting Sponsor, New Country Motor Car Group, and to our Oaks Room Sponsor, Hartford HealthCare. The event would not have been such a success without our Master of Ceremony, Joe Furey, and our Honorary Chair, Dr. Andrew Salner. We are so grateful for their continued support. Paddles were raised, and raised often, and the Foundation raised over $250,000! It was a spectacular event, ending with a viewing of the 148th running of the Kentucky Derby.

Dr. Andrew Salner Ron’s Run for the Roses Honorary Chair 2022

New Country Motor Cars Group

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Joe Furey Master of Ceremony Co-Chief Meteorologist WTNH-8

A very special thank you to the immensely talented and generous Rachel Adele Studios and Brian Ambrose Photography for capturing the magic and energy of our event each year.

Natalie, Giuliana, & Steve Dunham

Ingrid Kania, Kristin Schwarz, & Kathryn Law

Judy & John Bierly

Scott & LeAnn Burbank

Sofia Barchuk, Downey Knapp, Will & Lizzy Kahn

Molly, Fiona & Brian Ferguson, & David Sullivan

Dr. Andy & Pat Salner

Tim & Valerie Furey, Joe Furey, & Chuck Furey

Annette Landers, Judie Goldenthal, Jennifer Loughran

Chris Gent & his daughter Kacie Meggers

Kate Foley Hinman, Greg & Britton Fishbein

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Ron’s Run for the Roses 2022

Dee Romejko & Barbara Foley

PC survivor, Mark & his wife Pauline Schlegel

Kate Allison, Jack Earle, Betsy Bergen, David Earle, Heather Castic, Kelly Papacristos, Waverly Prather, & Nicole Boucher

Jamie & Chely Montesti and Tony Sisti

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Cathy Lou King & Holly Claunch

Roseanne Bengough, Paula Cruz-Cedillo, Louanne Alibrio, John Joire, Aric Alibrio

Pat Salner & Dr. Peter Yu

Pat DeSimone, Annette Landers, Nancy Wall, and Charlene Kieran

Ron’s Reserve Endowment Fund We have established the Ron’s Reserve Endowment Fund. It was instituted to provide better protection to the Foundation for unforeseen circumstances and to ensure its longevity.

For questions or more information about donating securities please contact us at info@ronsrun or 860-521-0500.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Because no one should ever face pancreatic cancer alone.

What is the Champions League?

The Champions League is a passionate, determined community of monthly donors who are committed to lessening the financial burdens of pancreatic cancer patients and their families.

Why join the Champions League?

When you join the Champions League, you support our Ron’s Rescue Fund which

is dedicated solely to helping pancreatic cancer patients and their families in financial distress. Together with other monthly donors, your contribution becomes a reliable source of funding for Ron’s Rescue and ultimately relieves patients of some of their worries. The Champions community believes that no one should ever face pancreatic cancer alone.

To become a Champion, please visit www.ronsrun.org.

May Bonee & Clark Insurance Continuing as Our Partner We are pleased to announce that May, Bonee & Clark (MBC) Insurance has committed to another year of donating 100% of its commission from any “Friends of the Ron Foley Foundation” who place their personal lines insurance policies through their agency. A trusted independent insurance firm for over 35 years, MBC will provide expert coverage suggestions and a full remarketing of your policies with the hope of improving your coverage and pricing.

To learn more, please contact Dan Clark at community@mayboneeclark.com with Ron Foley Foundation in the subject line.

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Ron Foley Foundation, Inc. (“RFF”) Profit and Loss | January 1, 2010 - June 30, 2022

Income

15%

Ron’s Run for the Roses General Contributions Ron’s Rescue Fund

11% 49%

Other Fundraising Events and Investment Income

25%

Income Ron’s Run for the Roses

$1,667,295

General Contributions

$897,309

Ron’s Rescue Fund

$ 510,035

Other Fundraising Events and Investment Income

$450,301

Total Income

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$3,524,940

Expenses Operating Fundraising

40% 60%

Expenses Operating

$774,962

Fundraising

$1,170,758

Total Expenses

$1,945,720

Grants

33%

Institutional Ron’s Rescue

67%

Grants Institutional

$750,025

Ron’s Rescue

$374,959

Total Grants

$1,124,984

Net Income

$454,236

LOYALTY CLUB (CONTRIBUTORS 2009 - 2022) Betty Adinolfi Andros, Floyd & Miller Jay & Jeanne Benet Kathleen Doxer Jack Earle & Kate Allison James & Kathy Eder Jon & Mandy Finman Barbara Foley & Tim Floyd Mike Foley Richard & Mary Froeb Chris & Diane Gent Whit & Downey Knapp Mary Miesmer Linda & Phil Renzulli

RON’S RUN FOR THE ROSES 2022 PRESENTING SPONSOR

New Country Motor Cars Group - Hartford

OAKS ROOM SPONSOR Hartford HealthCare

MARQUEE SPONSOR

Foley Capital Partners, LLC Toczydlowski Family Foundation

TROPHY ROOM SPONSORS 2020 Media Nuvance Health Travelers

CLUBHOUSE SPONSORS

Aetna Bristol Myers Squibb Kathleen Foley Doxer Gent Financial Group GitlinCampisePrendergast Har-Conn

Immunovia, Inc. Jefferson Radiology Molina Healthcare PeoplesBank Russell’s Creative Global Cuisine Linda and Phil Renzulli

TRACKSIDE SPONSORS

Camera Bar ConnectiCare Kate Allison & Jack Earle Harrington Law HDI

Wendy & Wade McDevitt Missing Link Wine, Company People’s United Bank Wallace Family Foundation William Grant & Sons

AUCTION BAG SPONSOR Fuchs Financial

PREMIUM TABLE SPONSOR Andros, Floyd & Miller, P.C. Dr. Lindsay Bliss

GENEROUS DONATIONS

A sincere thank you to the following vendors who have provided in-kind donations and generous discounts on goods and services.

GitlinCampisePrendergast Jay Street Studio Maggie Lee Designs Maximum Beverage Monrovia

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Plan B Simsbury Adele Photography and Studios Russell’s Creative Global Cuisine Taylor Rentals Zasco Productions

ESTEEMED DONORS JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022 Thank you to all of our donors who are helping us make a difference! $10,000 AND ABOVE Lenny Burke Tim Floyd & Barbara Foley Hartford HealthCare Medical Group Greg & Mary-Jo Toczydlowski $5,000 - $9,999 Artisan Restaurant, Southport Ed & Mary Budd New Country Motor Cars Group Nuvance Health Travelers $2,500 - $4,999 Jack Earle & Kate Allison Bivek Brubaker & Prescott LLC Charlene Kiernan Kathleen Doxer Gent Financial Har-Conn Immunovia The McKenna Family Fund Molina Health Care PeoplesBank Phil & Linda Renzulli $1,000 - $2,499 Aetna Andros, Floyd , & Miller, P.C. Aric & Louanne Alibrio Rosanne Bengough John & Judy Bierly Lindsay Bliss Scott & LeAnn Burbank Camera Bar LLC Ben & Angela Cavallo ConnectiCare, Inc. Jill Coscarelli Mike & Donna Downes Eugenia Elliott Robert Dietz & Maureen Fahey Mark & Michelle Foley Michael & Maya Foley Dick & Mary Froeb Charles & Anne Furey Michael & Amy Garofalo Christopher & Diane Gent Patty & Kevin Gilligan Dale & Priscilla Hammond Chris & Kate Hinman Fred & Whitney Hunting Katie & Michael Katzman Whit & Downey Knapp Jennifer Loughran Timothy Michael Loughran Wade & Wendy McDevitt Vaibhav Mehendiratta Brendon & Katelyn Moore Newington High School Students Nino & Sharon Giammarco Patrick & Sonya O’Halloran Kelly Papacristos Tim & Sara Parker Patricelli Family Foundation People’s United Bank Rose Russo Andrew & Pat Salner Clem & Ellen Sayers Diane Smith Jeffrey B. Snyder

Edward & Katherine Viani Wallace Family Foundation John Wheat Peter & Grace Yu $500 - $999 Michael Altschuler Tim & Caren Backus Meghan Bianco Nicole Boucher Molly Burke Chad & Jennifer Czerwinski David Brown Associates Shehan De Silva & Amy Foley Jim Donahue Kevin & Cathy Dowd Charles Doyle Natalie & Steve Dunham Greg & Britton Fishbein Kevin & Abby Froeb Tim & Val Furey Joanne & Chris Gillen Rick & Judie Goldenthal Merton & Ashley Foley Hanscom Kelly Harper Harrington Law John & Kelly Hartman Foundation Highland Park Market Joseph & Lisa Howard John Joire Gregory Kehoe John & Cheryl Lebens Stephen & Gail Lowe Toby & Chris McGrath Kathleen McKeon John & Lynn Prendergast Prime HealthCare Kevin Quinn Joseph & Ellen Spalluto Susan Stuzynski Kevin & Betsy Tubridy Phillip & Linda Ward Bill & Marilyn White Barry & Nancy Wilcock $200 - $499 Joanne Amenta Dan & Sue Backus Kevin Bauer Rick & Diane Beckerman Jay & Jeanne Benet Martin Benjamin & Susan Strauss Greg & Jess Berman Andy & Cheryl Bessette Edward Blumenthal & Carolyn McKenna Phil Bonee William J. Burke Kelly Burzacchi Shannon Carey James Carlson Dick & Elaine Cartland Kevin & Kate Conway Stephen & Pat Cousey Crocker Family Charitable Fund Greg & Christine Damato Law School Friends of Davis Temple

Robin & Jim Engle Essex Lions Charities Charles Eykyn Jesse & Erin Fable Brian Ferguson & Molly Dworkin Jon & Mandy Finman James & Sally Foley Joe & Mary Lee Gaffney Jeffrey & Lauren Geyer Joseph Glandorf Lance & Jann Goldenthal James Green Sarah Beth Greenblatt Todd Hammond Joe Hanson Craig Harper & Marisa Novellini Eva Hausman Kathy Hession Christoph & Morgan Hutchinson J. McLaughlin Southport J. McLaughlin West Hartford Karen Kane Thomas Starr King V William & Cathy Lou King Josh & Amanda Ladeau Chris LaVallee Norberto & Diana Lemcoff David & Sheri Litchfield Gail Lowe Christopher Edward Marchand Diane McAndrews Bob & Missy McCarthy Tony Dombrowski & Lauren McDonald Deborah McInerney John McKenna Lindsey Meehan Kacie & Patrick Meggers Mary Miesmer Richard & Lisa Mooers Rosemary Moynihan Mark Neikrie & Nancy Thomas Lauren Nykvist Fernando Ferro & Jane Owen Bernadette Perrault Eric Phelan Jennifer Araya-Pidgeon Suzanne Porcello Catherine Quinn Cara & Andrew Riddle Linda Riley Robert & Dee Romejko Roux Cajun Eatery Tina Russell Matthew Salner Andrea Rosario Savastra Anthony & Patricia Sisti Dick & Cheryl Stabnick Thomas & Elizabeth Stakem Peter & Maureen Tarca Glenn & Linda Tatsuno Darren & Stephanie Tishler George Triano Dean & Mary Tulumaris Andrew & Kathleen Votaw Nancy Wall Windsor High Softball Booster Club Al and Maureen Worley

$100-$199 Zachary Abrams Susan Albano Luis Albuquerque Donald Alms Dick & Diane Beers Ben Wolkon Athena & Russ Berman Stephanie Berman Amanda Betts Bernard Blessinger Christopher D. Boucher Timothy Boucher Mary Boyle Lindsay Thomson Brill Charlene Broadwater Joseph & Eileen Brown Kevin Burke Bob & Pamela Carr Edward Carr Kathryn Castrichini Kathleen Churchill Maurice Cintra Courtney Collier Ed & Carol Cox Paula Cruz-Cedillo Timothy & Kim DeMarco Jeff Denniston Joseph & Patricia DeSimone Frank Donzanti Elizabeth Droney Maria Fatima Dubauskas Patrick Dueppen Max Duffy Michelle Durickas David W. Earle Robert R. Earle Richard D. Elrick Evan Fable Richard & Wendy Fair Virginia Field Tom Finn Vincent & Elizabeth Gadoury Erir & Lauren Gale Emily & Rob Gallagher Brian & Betsy Gauthier Carol Wilgus-Giller Aaron & Brittany Goldenthal Lisa Grealish Greensboro Writers’ Guild Anne Guthrie Peggy & Bruce Hall Richard & Susan Hamilton Thomas Hannah Kerry Hanson Annie Harrison Barbara Hightower Jeffrey & Donna Hires David Hoff Krista Hoffmaster Cynthia Houlihan Gordon Hutchinson Maya Hutchinson Diane Jones Mary S Keany Phil & Patricia Kenyon Robert Konczal Matt Kosovsky Lake Oconee Church of Christ Ray & Monica Lamoureux

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ESTEEMED DONORS JULY 1, 2020 - JUNE 30, 2021 Thank you to all of our donors who are helping us make a difference!

Katharine Landry Thomas Larkum Carol LaVallee Jack Ledyard Maggie Leitch Karlyn S. Lempa Jessica Lepri Gary & Colleen Lewis Allison Lowe Meagan Luipold Marjorie Madfis Kevin Mahaffey Sheila Marchand Clint & Kristin Marchese John McCarthy & Stephanie Yolish Kelsey McInerney Ruth Ann McLaughlin Andrew Moran Caitlin Motherway George Murphy Bob & Annie O’Brien Robert Palermo Chris & Johanna Peck Helen Petruska Julie St. Pierre Marcia Earle Psychoghios Mark Quenzel & Candace Fisher John & Ellen Quinn Robert Ravenelle The Roberts Family Lauren Rogers Kathleen Ryan Jacqueline Rzasa The Salomons Louis & Jane Schroeder Jane H. Schwab Lily Shakun Ambika Singh Gary Socha Katie Tatsuno Patricia Uhlman Karen S. Van Oudenhove Tim Wakefield Barbara Gibbons Walsh Matthew Wheeler Stephen & Maureen Willcox Tom Williams

$25 - $99 Karen Abrams Eileen Akerson Dan & Nanette Alexander Arlene Angelastro Lindsay Armstrong Angela Ballou Sheila Barnum Jessica Begen Randy & Lisa Berke Debra Berman Joanne Berwald Bryan Bishop Greg & Cathy Black David A. Boucher Linda Bridges Mary Burton Molly Callison Paul Cappellucci Joanna Carre Michelle Carroll Norma Jean Caruso Lorelie Carvey Maura Cass Heather Castic siu Xian Chan Cynthia Clark Paul & Kathy Cleary Mary Anne Cobb Bill & Anne Condon Patricia Costa Bill & Cheryl Crawford Cheryl Cundall Jim & Noreen Dakin Becky Dale Sharon Dalton Ted & Libby Daly Joe Debonis Joslyn DeLancey Zach Demarco Lisa Pallini DiBiasio Marjorie Dignoti Kristin Dolan Katherine Droney Cathy Dunwody William Earle Brenda Nelson Edson Rawar Elias Howard Elson

Kasey May Eykyn Caitlin Fabbri Meghan Fair Betsy Fountain Pamela Graham George Prema Giard Sharon Goodman Christina Graham Libby Greenblatt Ellen Grober Robert & Joanne Gulliksen John & Paula Guy Victoria L. Hagin Tony Hayes Joshua & Patricia Hazelwood Jason & Janyne Hibbard Robert Highley Jessica Hinman Jillian Hira Mark & Amy Hofmann Derek & Jaimie Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Betsy Jahne Rachelle Jeffery Rebecca I. Jenkins Barry Jenkins Starlet Johnson Ingrid Kania Jeanette Keith Elizabeth Kelly Jed Kelly Lynn Knodle Ava & Richard Krogmann Alexa Kusmich David Lademan Mike Lechkun Mary Levine Emily Lewek Rosalie Loughran RoseAnn Mahoney Tedi Marsh Alexander & Laura Maulucci Catherine Mavrikos Patrick McCarty Kathleen Merhar Frances Miller Caroline Mullin Sarah Murphy Kate Owens

Cindy Palmer Emmawill Perry Bert Person Alissa Peters Cassie Petersen Joan Polo Marie Pratt Sarah Reid Sandy L. Rigsbee Heather Rockwell Richard & Vicki Rosenthal Ken & Jan Rousseau Lorraine Sautner David & Jennifer Schnayer Craing, Jenny & Ivy Schroeder Diane Schultz Alison Evans Schulyer Michelle Fill Seele Lois Siegal Susan Gillis Simmons Craig & Janice Singer Beverly Sklar Kate & Jon Stein David Steinberg Trace Stokes John Straka Molly Testwuide Derek & Stephanie Therrien Timothy Thorson Martha & Ron Turner Taylor & Tristan Tyler Kurt Vanwart James & Susan Wachta Merlene Weiner Lisa Whited Frank & Nancy Wildt Leroy & Kathy Wright Quincy Wright Kathleen Wunderly

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We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of our donor lists. We apologize if any error has been made.

Please contact us at info@ronsron.org to note any error or omission. Thank you!

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RON’S RUN AUCTION DONORS We would like to thank the following donors for making our Ron’s Run for the Roses auction a success.

Action Sports Adelmann’s Tire & Auto Louanne Alibrio Angelo’s Market Aquia’s Nest Vineyards Aspen Restaurant and Bar Audrain Automobile Museum Bartaco Rosanne Bengough Big Y Black Hog Brewing Blithewold Mansion Boston Crawling, LLC. Boston Red Sox Nicole Boucher and Family Tim Boucher and Family Sam Boushee Chris Boucher and Family C87 Café Aura Camera Bar Captain Daniel Packer Inne Diane E. Cavaliere Wm. Cole Connecticut Brewing Company Connecticut River Museum Cuckoo’s Nest Mexican Food Chris Damato Delamar West Hartford

Patricia DeSimone Dog Watch Cafe Kevin & Cathy Dowd Elicit Brewing Company Essex Steamtrain and River Boat Barbara Foley & Tim Floyd Kevin Froeb F/V Bada Bing Flight Gouveia Vineyards Grace Your Home Grand & Water Antiques Grove Garden Florist Dale & Priscilla Hammond Hartford Flavor Company Hartford Wolf Pack Hartford Yard Goats Hawks’s Landing Haywire Burger Bar Hog River Brewery Sky Hoyt Indigo Bleu Indulge By Palazzo Institute of Contemporary Art International Tennis Hall of Fame Intrepid Sea, Air & Space IRIS Photography Marty Juliano Kerin Agency Charlene Kiernan

Charlene Kilcomons Kimberly Lynn Photography Lake Compounce Amusement Park Annette Landers Leon’s of Westbrook Lighthouse Cleaner Little Kids, Inc. Logitech Manchester Country Club Massage Envy Merrill Lynch Missing Link Wines Monarch Jewelers Monkey Farm Café Mulberry Street Pizza Mystic Massage & Wellness Mystic Seaport Museum Nest Mystic New England Air Museum New England Science & Sailing Foundation New Haven Symphony Orchestra Normandy Farms Ira Nozik Pequot Golf Club Port of Call & Oyster Club Mystic, CT Roxanne Ringuette Linda & Phil Renzulli

Ron’s Run for the Roses Committee Members Andrew and Patricia Salner Jennifer Sheridan STAY On PARK Swan Boats of Boston The Adventure Park The Block Island Ferry The Cheese Shop The Deck Restaurant The Essex Steam and Riverboat The Feed Bag The Functional Organizer The Log Cabin Restaurant The Preservation Society of Newport County Thomas Hooker Brewing Company Jack Tosone Total Wine and More Travelers Tunxis Country Club Two Roads Brewing Company Kathy Viani WECO Hospitality Whaler’s Inn Wicked Big Sports Wintonbury Hills Golf Club

EVERSOURCE HARTFORD MARATHON – RAISED $25,000 Zachary Abrams Susan Albano Michael Altschuler Joanne Amenta Lindsay Armstrong Angela Ballou Sheila Barnum Dick & Diane Beers Jessica Begen Athena & Russ Berman Greg & Jess Berman Stephanie Berman Joanne Berwald Amanda Betts Greg & Cathy Black Edward Blumenthal & Carolyn McKenna Phil Bonee Christopher D. Boucher David A. Boucher Nicole Boucher Timothy Boucher Mary Boyle Linda Bridges Lindsay Thomson Brill Charlene Broadwater Kevin Burke Lenny Burke Molly Burke William J. Burke Mary Burton Kelly Burzacchi Molly Callison Paul Cappellucci James Carlson Joanna Carre Michelle Carroll Norma Jean Caruso Lorelie Carvey

Maura Cass Heather Castic siu Xian Chan Courtney Collier Jill Coscarelli Bill & Cheryl Crawford Becky Dale Sharon Dalton Joe Debonis Timothy & Kim DeMarco Jeff Denniston Joseph & Patricia DeSimone Frank Donzanti Kevin & Cathy Dowd Mike & Donna Downes Elizabeth Droney Katherine Droney Max Duffy Cathy Dunwody Michelle Durickas David W. Earle Jack & Kate Allison Earle Robert R. Earle William Earle Brenda Nelson Edson Howard Elson Charles Eykyn Kasey May Eykyn Caitlin Fabbri Meghan Fair Richard & Wendy Fair Virginia Field Tim Floyd & Barbara Foley Betsy Fountain Kevin & Abby Froeb Vincent & Elizabeth Gadoury Joe & Mary Lee Gaffney Emily & Rob Gallagher

Pamela Graham George Patty & Kevin Gilligan Joseph Glandorf Rick & Judie Goldenthal Christina Graham Lisa Grealish James Green Libby Greenblatt Anne Guthrie Victoria L. Hagin Peggy & Bruce Hall Dale & Priscilla Hammond Todd Hammond Joe Hanson Kerry Hanson Annie Harrison Tony Hayes Kathy Hession Jason & Janyne Hibbard Robert Highley Chris & Kate Hinman Jessica Hinman Jillian Hira Krista Hoffmaster Mark & Amy Hofmann Cynthia Houlihan Joseph & Lisa Howard Elizabeth Hughes Derek & Jaimie Hughes Christoph & Morgan Hutchinson Gordon Hutchinson Maya Hutchinson Barry Jenkins Rebecca I. Jenkins Diane Jones Gregory Kehoe Jeanette Keith Elizabeth Kelly

Jed Kelly Phil & Patricia Kenyon Thomas Starr King, V William & Cathy Lou King Lynn Knodle Robert Konczal Matt Kosovsky Ava & Richard Krogmann Alexa Kusmich David Lademan Ray & Monica Lamoureux Katharine Landry Thomas Larkum Carol LaVallee Chris LaVallee Maggie Leitch Jessica Lepri Mary Levine Emily Lewek Rosalie Loughran Timothy Michael Loughran Allison Lowe Stephen & Gail Lowe RoseAnn Mahoney Clint & Kristin Marchese Tedi Marsh Catherine Mavrikos Bob & Missy McCarthy Deborah McInerney Kelsey McInerney John McKenna Kathleen Merhar Caitlin Motherway Caroline Mullin George Murphy Sarah Murphy Kate Owens Cindy Palmer Emmawill Perry

Alissa Peters Cassie Petersen Helen Petruska Marcia Earle Psychoghios Mark Quenzel & Candace Fisher Catherine Quinn Robert Ravenelle Sarah Reid Phil & Linda Renzulli Sandy L. Rigsbee Linda Riley Heather Rockwell Lauren Rogers David & Jennifer Schnayer Craing, Jenny & Ivy Schroeder Louis & Jane Schroeder Alison Evans Schulyer Susan Gillis Simmons Craig & Janice Singer Ambika Singh Gary Socha Julie St. Pierre David Steinberg Trace Stokes Molly Testwuide Derek & Stephanie Therrien Martha & Ron Turner Patricia Uhlman Edward & Katherine Viani James & Susan Wachta Matthew Wheeler Lisa Whited Barry & Nancy Wilcock Frank & Nancy Wildt Ben Wolkon Quincy Wright Kathleen Wunderly

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In Loving Memory of Maria Leonor Albuquerque

Judy Dominick

Luis Albuquerque, Maria F Dubausk

Teresa & Bob Highley

Cora Altschuler

Tom Dueppen

Michael Altschuler, Monica & Ray Lamoureux

Catherine Hughes Earle

Jennifer Araya-Pidgeon, Rachel Jeffery

Don Benjamin

David Earle, Cathy Lou & William King, Helen Petruska

Charles Earle

Monica & Ray Lamoueux

Helen Potter

Jan & Ken Rousseau

John Quinn

Eileen & Joe Brown, Catherine Quinn, Ellen & John Quinn, Kevin Quinn, Peter & Maureen Tarca, Andrew & Kathleen Votaw

Robyn Simpson

Bill Earle, David Earle, Marcia Earle, Cathy Lou King

Roseanne Bengough

Jennifer & Chad Czerwinski, Libby & Ted Daly

Carol & Ed Cox

Marguerite Feind

Betty Socha

Katharine Landry

Jay Bonetta

Kathy & Ed Viani

Ron Foley

Anne & Charles Furey

Dawn Burke

Joanne Amenta, Amanda Betts, Phil and Valerie Bonee, Kevin Burke, Lenny Burke, Molly Burke, William Burke, Jill Coscarelli, Elizabeth Droney, Katherine Droney, Catie Fair, Meghan Fair, Wendy & Dick Fair, Joe & Mary Lee Gaffney, Patty & Kevin Gilligan, Joseph Glandorf, James Green, Peggy & Bruce Hall, Kathy Hessio, Cynthia Houlihan, Gordon Hutchinson, Maya Hutchinson, Christoph & Morgan Hutchinson, Gregory Kehoe, Patty & Kevin Gilligan, Thomas Larkum, Gail Lowe, Missy & Bobby McCarthy, George Murphy, Linda Riley

Fred Childs

John Spalluto

Cathy & Greg Black, Barbara Foley, Cathy Lou & William King, Linda & Phil Renzulli

Ellen & Joseph Spalluto

Frank Stanko Timothy Floyd

Janene J Francis Diane Schultz

Louise Konczal

Cathy Lou King, Robert Konczal

Debbie Laffin Diane Smith

Richard LaVallee Carol LaVallee

Davis Temple

Donald Alms, Bivek Brubaker & Presott, Bernard Blessinger, Greensboro Writer’s Guild, Lake Oconee Church of Christ, Law School Friends, Jack Ledyard, Ruth Ann McLaughlin, Frances Miller, Roberts Family, Beverly Sklar, The Solomons, Tom Williams, Kathy & Leroy Wright

Alex Trebek

Robert Lechkun Mike Lechkun

Dee & Robert Romejko

George McKenna

William Schwab

Bonnie McNeil

Arlene Angelastro, Rick Beckerm, Edward Carr, Maryanne Cobb, Anne & Bill Condon, Patricia Costa, Joanne & Robert Gilliksen, Donna & Jeffrey Hires, Kevin Mahaffey, Rosemary Moynihan, Suzanne Porcello, Kathleen Ryan, Kate & Jon Stein, Tristan Tyler, Barbara Walsh, Vicki & Richard Rosenthal

Jane Schwab

Carolyn McKenna & Ed Blumenthal, John McKenna

Teresa & Bob Highley

Victoria Hagin

Jeannette Conderino

Norman Mendel

Donna & Mike Downes

Franes Blumenthal

Gail Delaney Danny Dell’ Area

George Triano

Patrick Dueppen

John Babbitts

Marie Pratt

Carol & Mike Mistretta

Eugene Rosenberg

David & Sherri Litchfield

Betsy & Brian Gauthier

Marie Walsh

In Honor of Betty McDermott Merlene Weiner

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Dr. Andrew Salner

John & Kelly Hartman Foundation

Board of Directors Timothy Backus Barbara A. Foley Timothy J. Floyd, Esq. Kevin Froeb Joseph Furey Christopher G. Gent Jennifer Loughran Carolyn McKenna, Esq. Christopher Quimby Peter Yu, M.D.

Officers Barbara A. Foley, President Christopher G. Gent, Vice President Cathy Lou King, Vice President Development Timothy J. Floyd, Esq., Secretary John J. Prendergast, Treasurer Judie Goldenthal, Director Finance & Admin Monica Lamoueux, Director of Community Relations

Medical Advisory Board Andrew Salner, M.D., Chairperson Susan Albano James Farrell, M.D. Niamh Carroll, M.D. Richard Frank, M.D. Victoria Cassano, M.D. Michael Golioto, M.D. Jessica Clement, M.D. Amy Hofmann, PhD Jennifer Loughran

Ron’s Run Event Committee Susan Albano Louanne Albrio Michael Altschuler Michele Aronson Rosanne Bengough Meghan Bianco Nicole Boucher Lenny Burke Diane Cavaliere Christine Damato Patricia DeSimone Kevin Dowd Judie Goldenthal Ingrid Kania

Charlene Kiernan Cathy Lou King Downey Knapp Annette Landers Monica Lamoureaux Jennifer Loughran Diane McAndrews Eric Phelan Tony Sisti Ed Viani Kathy Viani Nancy Wall Armena Walsh Nancy Wilcock

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Save the Date for the

14th Annual Ron’s Run for the Roses MAY 6, 2023, 2:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Join us at our new, beautiful venue: THE FARMINGTON POLO CLUB FARMINGTON, CT

1000 Farmington Avenue, Suite 108A • West Hartford, CT 06107 • www.ronsrun.org • (860) 521-0500