Ron Foley Foundation 2019 Annual Report

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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, Thank you for making 2018 yet another incredible year for the Ron Foley Foundation. Our remarkable volunteers, staff and sponsors continue to help us strengthen our reach and advance our mission to fund pancreatic cancer medical research; to raise public awareness of this deadly disease; and, to provide direct financial aid to pancreatic cancer patients in need. This Annual Report will introduce you to just a few of these wonderful people who have been critical to our success.

They hove helped us, inspired us and we owe them on immense debt of gratitude.

The 11th Annual Ron's Run for the Roses, our keystone fundroiser, was a major success in every way. From the perfect spring weather on Moy 5th to the nail-biter race finish it was a spectacular day at Folly Form in Simsbury. We welcomed 475 guests and raised $335,000, of which $47,000 was earmarked for patients in need through Ron's Rescue. This

year's attendance and event revenues both set records when compared to all prior years.

And on a personal note, seven of my nine grandchildren made it to the event - a new family record!

While at the event, I was struck by the number of new faces I hod the pleasure of meeting.

In fact, first-time attendees at Ron's Run mode up 45% of our guests. Many of these new guests, such as the Mistretta, Burke and Benjamin families, hove become incredible new supporters and volunteers, growing our base to help us sustain our work.

This post year the Foundation was pleased to grant $45,000 to Hartford HealthCare to provide funding to uninsured pancreatic ™ cancer patients for IMPACT testing. With the help of our Medical Advisory Boord, we recently approved a grant for $90,000 to Western Connecticut Health Network to further their study of the Role of Non-Coding

Barbara Foley President RNAs in Diagnosis, Prognosis and Response to Treatment in Pancreatic Cancer. In addition, the Foundation provided a record $63,500 in Ron's Rescue grants to pancreatic cancer patients throughout New York, New Jersey and New England.

Your support continues to allow us to pursue a higher quality of life for pancreatic cancer patients and medical research seeking early detection methods and more effective treatments.

We ore profoundly grateful for the public trust given to us by our donors and supporters. While seeking to advance the mission of the Foundation, we strive to be good stewards of your gifts by carefully managing our costs and overhead. With your help we will remain in this fight for the long term.

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Meeting Superheroes The Foundation was honored to be invited to participate in the 16th annual Whittingham Cancer Center Walk & Run on June 1, 2019 at Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk. At our information table, we had the opportunity to meet cancer patients, fomilies, caregivers, care teams and supporters - all superheroes.

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Ron Foley Night at the Ballpark!

It was an incredible evening on July 28, 2018 for all that attended the first "Ron Foley Foundation Day" at Dunkin' Donuts Park to watch the Hartford Yard Goats play against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. Thank you to the Yard Goats for allowing us to raise awareness on the jumbo screen and their donation.

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Ask the Experts We are thrilled to continue to sponsor the "Ask the Experts" forums on pancreatic cancer with physicians from Hartford Hospital. During this fiscal year, we held two in November 2018 and two in May 2019 welcoming more than 100 people. We are proud to provide the funding for this educational platform for patients, caregivers and medical staff to learn more about pancreatic cancer.

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Outrun Pancreatic Cancer For the fourth year in a row, the Ron Foley Foundation was honored to be an official charity of the Eversource Hartford Marathon on October 13, 2018. We want to thank the thirteen Team RFF runners who ran on behalf of the Foundation and the twenty volunteers cheering on the runners and those at Charity Village manning the information table on a very cold and windy day. And thank you to all of the donors that helped us raise $8,390 at this event.

For the fourth year, the Foundation participated in the Travelers Championship Birdies for Charity program. Thank you to Travelers, the Greater Hartford Community Foundation and :...llllllll'P-l!IIJli,;;.,. the presenting sponsors of Birdies for Charity, the Ford Motor Company and Enterprise Rent­ A-Car, for all of their support.

Partners Around the World The World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition held its annual meeting in May 2019 in Coral Gables, Florida, welcoming 110 members from 49 pancreatic cancer patient advocacy groups from 21 countries and 6 continents. As a member, our attendance and participation help us build upon our relationships with others across the globe, who shore like goals in the fight against pancreatic cancer.

Cheryl Sullivan, Barbara Foley and Annette Landers with Nathan Grube, Travelers Championship Tournament Director. In 2018, the Foundation raised $2,190 from the program plus $500 through volunteer hours.

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Thank you to the West Hartford Chamber of Commerce for selecting the Ron Foley Foundation as the Chamber's 2018 non-profit grant recipient at its 32nd annual golf tournament in September 2018.

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What an incredible day for our Ron Foley Foundation team to carry our banner in the Greater Hartford St. Patrick's Day Parade! Some were even lucky enough to ride in a luxury car donated for the day by �New Country Mercedes­ Benz. The weather, the people and the energy were amazing! It was an � honor to be a part of this long-standing tradition , and for Barbaro Foley to serve as the West Hartford -� Town Marshal.

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Thank you for everyone's support during Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month November 2018

We are especially grateful to:

The Artisan Res taurant in West Hartford for hosting our vigil to remember loved ones no longer with us and to honor those currently battling pancreatic cancer.

Aetna for dedicating their monthly health awareness walk to pancreatic cancer and hanging our banner.

West Hartford Center for hanging our beautiful Power of Purple banners throughout the month of November.

WTNH and Sara Cody for a wonderful feature story about the Foley Family and the work being done by the Ron Foley Foundation.

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The 2nd Annual Rock Away Pancreatic Cancer event was hosted by New Country Motor Cars Group of Hartford on November 16th featuring a private concert by the incredibly talented Como Brothers, a popular musical duo from Long Island. Thank you to Treva Restaurant, Joey's Pizza Pie, Joy Of Food, Crown Market, Salute Restaurant, Chocolate Moonshine Company and many volunteers who provided the delicious fare, beverages, and desserts.

And thank you to the 120 guests that attended, helping us raise $6,800!

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What an incredible evening on November 5th when we learned Ron's Run for the Roses was selected WH Media Group's Best of West Hartford "Best Gala" event for 2018!

Thank you to ALL who voted for us!

Thank you Aetna in Hartford, the "Stilts Building" in downtown Hartford, Putnam Park Associates in Wethersfield and the Delamar Hotel in West Hartford for helping us have an amazing purple light show during November.

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Successfully pulling off an event like the annual Ron's Run for the Roses involves a lot of moving parts, and it's not just what you see on the day of the event. There are any number of permits that need to be obtained from the Town of Simsbury, where Folly Farm - the event site - is located.

That's where Kevin Dowd, in-house counsel for UBS Realty Investors in Hartford and a Ron Foley Foundation volunteer, comes in. Kevin took over from Jim Eder, who Cathy and Kevin Dowd handled all the permitting for Ron's Ron when it moved to Folly Farm from Barbara Foley's West Hartford backyard. "It's a fair amount of work," Kevin says. "Luckily, Jim taught me everything he knows."

He goes on to explain that you need permits for the event itself as well as for any structures, all alcohol and food being served as well as from the Town Fire Marshal. All told, it takes about four months to accomplish everything. "I took about six trips to see various people in the town offices."

It may seem like a lot, but Kevin knows that each of the officials he works with have their own processes that need to be followed. "Their goal is to keep everyone safe, and of course that's ours, too," he says. "The Town is good to work with and I'm happy to do it."

Kevin and his wife Cathy attended their first Ron's Run about six years ago when their good friends Tom and Shevon Hickey invited them to be their guests. "My parents taught me the importance of giving back from an early age, so I've been volunteering for a variety of different organizations for most of my life," he explains. "I was impressed by the event and by the Foundation right from the start," he says. "And frankly I was shocked how much they raised on that one day."

So when he was approached to take over the permitting, he said yes. Although he's only been volunteering for the Foundation for a relatively short time, Kevin has already done a lot. He handled all the permitting for the new Ron's Raffle for the Roses, which will send the winner and a guest to the 2020 Kentucky Derby. He's also arranged for UBS Realty Investors to donate their Yard Goats suite for the Foundation's volunteer celebration at a game in 2018 and 2019. "I got involved because of the commitment and professionalism of the volunteers, and because of the vision and enthusiasm of the leadership."

Downey Knapp and her husband Whit were neighbors of Barbara and Ron Foley when they all lived on Wyndwood Road in West Hartford. "We raised our children together," she says. "And let me tell you - Ron was a special magnet for all the neighborhood kids. My kids just adored him."

So it's no surprise that when Barbara held her very first Derby Day fundraiser in her Stoner Drive back yard, the Knapps were by her side. "I remember thinking at the time it was so much work," Downey says.

"I honestly wondered how long we'd really be able to keep it up." Laughing, she adds, "Little did I know!"

That was more than 10 years ago. "Barbara's drive is just so huge - she wouldn't let go," explains Downey. "So we all hung on with her."

Originally, Downey was in charge of gathering auction items and preparing baskets for the day of the event. "I quickly realized this simply wasn't my strength" she says. But she wasn't really sure where she could make the most impact. "That's when Barbara found me futzing with the flower arrangements at a friend's party and asked me to take over the flowers for Ron's Run for the Roses."

Today Downey heads a committee that works together to come up with new ideas for Barbara Foley and each year's event. "I love arranging, it's been an absolute ball," she says. "Barbara has a D owney K,napp special talent for recognizing people's strengths - it's part of her magic." It's also one of the reasons volunteers not only keep coming back, but also bring more people into the fold year after year.

Of course, Ron's Run is really just a small part of what the Foundation does. There are several other events they hold throughout the year, including putting together a team to run in the Hartford Marathon each year. "I'm no runner, but I run in the SK every year," says Downey. "Believe me, I wouldn't do that for any other organization!" The money they raise goes to help patients and their families, fund research and raise awareness.

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Working closely with Drs. Peter Yu, Jessica Clement, and Andy Seiner of Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute, the Ron Foley Foundation has funded both critical pancreatic cancer medical research, educational seminars and symposiums over the course of the last several years. This includes a recent $45,000 grant ™ (Integrated Mutation for IMPACT Profiling of Actionable Cancer Targets) testing.

"We are partnering with Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) to analyze tumor genes," explains Dr. Seiner.

"Taking a closer look at the mutations that are occurring in the tumor cells can help us in two ways." First and foremost, IMPACT testing helps identify if a patient's cancer matches to a drug undergoing evaluation in an MSK clinical trial. If it does, the patient may have an opportunity to enroll in the trial.

"We're also hoping to gain a better understanding of what has driven tumors to become malignant," Dr. Seiner says. Dr. Yu continues, "What's unique about IMPACT testing is that the patient's genomic information, with their written consent, is de-identified and goes into a database for MSK scientists to analyze and share with researchers around the world." That, he says, doesn't typically happen in most commercial labs. Dr. Clement says the grant, which allows Hartford HealthCare to cover the cost for testing, which is not usually covered by medical insurance, is a wonderful tool. "It supports patient care as well as research."

The Foundation also funded a seminar in June, Current and Emerging Directions in Pancreas Cancer. Eileen O'Reilly M.D. - an

internationally-recognized expert in pancreatic cancer from MSK - spoke to a room full of 125 medical and healthcare professionals about both current research and developments in patient care. "There were a lot of questions and dialogue," says Dr. Seiner "It was a really engaging and informative session."

Each of the three physicians has been involved with the Foundation outside of work as well. Dr. Yu was the honorary medical chair for the 2018 Ron's Run for the Roses and was elected to the Foundation board the same year. "I've only been in Connecticut for three years," he says.

"But I quickly saw and respected the Foundation's desire to have an impact on people in the local community touched by pancreatic cancer."

Dr. Seiner, on the other hand, has seen the Foundation grow and change over its 12 year history. "I had the privilege of being one of Ron's physicians," he says. "And was lucky enough to see firsthand how they've made a difference in people's lives and in research."

Today Dr. Seiner serves in the critical role as Chair of the Foundation's Medical Advisory Board, which reviews medical research grants from various institutions and makes recommendations to the Foundation's board on what to fund.

"I became aware of the Foundation when I was working at UConn Health Cancer Center, where they've also been instrumental in providing funding," says Dr. Clement. "But I was also drawn to them because while what they do is important to my work - it is also very personal to me because I lost my grandmother to pancreatic cancer," she explains.

As a current member of the Medical Advisory Board, Dr. Clement says it was the Foundation's uniqueness and success, which is founded in their sincere warmth, empathy and generosity of spirit, that made her want to be part of the organization in some way.

The Team at Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute Peter Yu, M.D. Physician-in-Chief Board Member ofthe Ron Foley Foundation

Andrew Salner, M.D., FACR Medical Director Chair ofRon Foley Foundation Medical Advisory Board

Jessica Clement, M.D. Medical Director, Cancer Clinical Trials Member ofRon Foley Foundation Medical Advisory Board

Current and Emerging Directions in Pancreas Cancer Seminar Eileen O'Reilly, M.D. Associate Director ofClinical Research, David M. Rubenstein Center for Pancreatic Cancer Research Winthrop Rockefeller Chair ofMedical Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

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Remarkable

Mike Mistretta and his sons, Jackson and Travis, lost their wife and mother, Carol, in March of 2019 - seventeen years after her original diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.

"Carol was first diagnosed in 2002 and it was catastrophic," says Mike. Luckily, however, she underwent a successful Whipple procedure. "Her doctors were cautiously optimistic that the cancer was gone, but seven years later it returned Travis, Carol, Mike and and metastasized to her lungs." Doctors were able to keep Carol's cancer from Jackson Mistretta spreading for several years, but everything changed in 2017, says Mike. "We got the devastating news that the cancer was in her larynx and aorta, and it was inoperable."

Despite the last six months of her life being incredibly draining and difficult, Mike says his wife never once complained.

"Carol was just simply a remarkable woman," he says. "She was an incredible mother, a loyal friend and a loving companion." She even continued to work right up until the day she passed away.

In the midst of this, Kevin Dowd - who works with Mike at UBS - told him about the Ron Foley Foundation. As Carol got sicker, she decided it was just the charity she wanted people to make donations to in her memory. "That was Carol", he says. "Always thinking about how she could help other people, never putting herself first."

That's why although he was overwhelmed by the amount people donated in Carol's name, he wasn't altogether surprised. So with his wife's never-ending selflessness in mind, Mike decided to attend the 2019 Ron's Run for the Roses and start learning more about the Foundation.

"The event was amazing and I met so many kind and generous people," he says. "They have a very noble goal, to help fight a disease that doesn't get much funding and attention as higher profile cancers. What I didn't know is what the Foundation does for people facing financial hardships while they are going through what our family did. We didn't experience that, but I can't even imagine how devastating it must be."

More than $10,000 was donated by family, friends and business colleagues in memory of Carol Mistretta to the Ron Foley Foundation

Don Benjamin was diagnosed with Stage 4 inoperable pancreatic cancer in April of 2018. His best option was a heavy course of chemotherapy, which came along with a host of complications and side effects. "I ended up in the hospital being treated for high blood pressure, blood clots in my lungs and legs, 12 pounds of fluid in my chest, a MRSA infection and air hunger." He also lost his appetite and despite being fed intravenously for 6 months, he lost 50 pounds.

"It's bad enough to have cancer and be so sick," Don says, "but the expenses you don't foresee that aren't covered by insurance are just devastating." He Joan Perkins, Sharon and Don estimates that he and his wife Sharon have spent close to $24,000 out-ofBenjamin and Ingrid Kania pocket since his diagnosis. Thankfully, Don's Social Worker, Joan Perkins, at the Middlesex Health Cancer Center, told the Benjamins about the Ron Foley Foundation and its Ron's Rescue Fund. "We applied and they answered so quickly and generously," says Sharon. "It helped us pay some of our bills."

The couple also started attending some of Hartford Healthcare's Ask the Experts sessions the Foundation funds along with Don's daughter Jennifer and son Scott. Here, they say, they learned that working with the palliative group is not about death - it's about life. "We were so thankful, we knew we wanted to do more for the Foundation," says Don. But when he was asked to speak at the 2019 Ron's Run for the Roses, he was unsure. "Then I realized all these people had done something to help me. They donated their time, auction items and money," he says. "I knew I had to do it." Sharon says not only did he get a standing ovation, but as he was leaving the stage a man from the audience approached him. "He hugged him and thanked him. It was just so uplifting."

Today Don says he's feeling great. His appetite returned after going to their timeshare in Aruba and he's had an amazing 58% reduction in the size of his tumor since beginning treatment.

Inspired

Ed Blumenthal moved in next door to Barbara and Ron Foley in 1998. "Over time, we got to be pretty good friends," he says. So Ed found himself at the first Derby Day gathering, which was held in Barbara's backyard and is now known as Ron's Run for the Roses.

"I've never seen such a grass roots endeavor take off the way the Ron Foley Foundation has," he says. "I think what makes it special is the people." His wife, Carolyn McKenna, agrees. "Once you get involved, you feel like family." Today Carolyn, who lost her uncle, George McKenna, to pancreatic cancer serves on the Foundation's board.

That's why when his college roommate invited him to take part in a hut-to-hut back country ski trip in Colorado he began to wonder Ed Blumenthal and Carolyn McKenna if there was a way he could use the experience to raise money and awareness for the Foundation. It was Carolyn's best friend, he says, who came up with the name Purple Peak Challenge.

That first year he raised $21,000 from family and friends. "I won't lie, the trip and the fundraising were both a lot of work," Ed says. So when his former roommate suggested a 2019 trip, he was on the fence. After talking with Barbara, though, he decided it was something he wanted to do. "This time around there were more tech savvy people working in the Foundation who helped me use social media more effectively and keep on top of donations."

He even had Carolyn film and post a video while he was training in Vermont to show potential supporters how he was preparing and tell them a bit about the cause.

Ed brought in even more in donations - bringing his total funds raised to more than $43,000. The 2019 trip did not go as smoothly as the first, however. "Colorado was hit with daily snowfalls from about mid-February to mid-March," he says. As a result, avalanche danger was very high and it became clear they wouldn't be able to follow their planned route. "We ended up doing three day trips instead, which was completely different yet just as strenuous and beautiful."

A Daily Reminder

Many of Ron Foley Foundation supporters and volunteers wear purple bracelets as a daily reminder of the urgency in raising funds and awareness for pancreatic cancer. Tony Sisti, a Foundation volunteer and Ambassador, began wearing two bracelets so that when someone asked him what they were for, he could take one off and hand it to them as he told them the story behind the Foundation. It caught on - and now others do the same, including Ed Blumenthal. "The physical act of giving someone that bracelet creates an intimate connection," says Ed. "It makes them feel they are part of a community - and, of course, they are."

Unlike Churchill Downs, the weather was never an issue for the 11th Annual Ron's Run for the Roses.

Nothing but sunny skies greeted our 47 5 guests as they walked the New Country Motor Cars red carpet to enter our spectacular white tent and a sea of purple!

As in the past, the spirit of hope and remembrance filled the air. What was especially inspiring were the many new faces. More than 45% of our guests were attending Ron's Run for the first time.

With everyone's enthusiastic support, we grossed $335,000, including $47,000 for our Ron's Rescue Fund, bringing the Foundation's total revenues to more than $2.6 million since our first Ron's Run for the Roses in 2009. Our record-breaking success was a result of higher ticket sales, 200 fantastic silent auction items, the Monarch Jewelers Bling contest, and the sale of HALO Bolts and chargers. Without a doubt, a significant factor of the event's success was the dynamic duo of New Country's Senior Vice

President, Tim Parker, and our event emcee and Foundation Board Member, Joe Furey, who together delivered a hysterical, high-bidding live auction.

One of the highlights of the day was the announcement by our Presenting Sponsor, New Country Motor Cars Group, that they would once again be Presenting Sponsor of the 12th Annual Ron's Run for the Roses on Saturday, May 2, 2020.

We cherish our partnership with New Country.

They have become our mentors and friends. The Foundation could not be more proud or excited about our alliance for the seventh year in a row.

The 11th Annual Ron's Run for the Roses could not have happened without the dedication and hard work of our talented volunteers, many of who have been with us for several years, offering expertise and leadership that is priceless. Thank you, also, to our very generous sponsors, donors, and vendors who make this day so incredibly memorable. Together you are making a difference!

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12th Annual Ron's Run for the Roses SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020

Thank you to all of our Event Steering Committee members and volunteers who made the 11th Annual Ron's Run for the Roses a huge success!

We would like to thank Rachel Adele Photography & Studio and Brian Ambrose Photography for the beautiful photos taken at the event.

Louanne Alibrio, a Foundation volunteer, with her husband Arie. Louanne and her sister Rosanne lost their mother to pancreatic cancer in 2013.

Thank you to Dr. Jomes Farrell from Yale for being our Honorary Medical Choir of Ron's Run for the Roses.

More new friends joining us at this year's event! Dove Hanley, Melissa Horhoy, Kristen Hanley, Johanna and Chris Peck

Jason Petrek and Jessica Freed looking stunning at the New Country Motor Cars Group photo stop.

Melloney Castro, Travis Mistretta, Mike Mistretta and Fiounnuala Purcell attend their first Ron's Run in memory of Carol Mistretta, who passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2019.

Paula and John Guy. Thank you to Paula for helping us with our wonderful Ron's Raffle for the Roses Kentucky Derby VIP package.

Tony Sisti, Monica Lamoureux and John Geekier are part of the amazing team of volunteers that make Ron's Run a success.

Hope Sconzo, Liza Fabbri and Caitlin Fabbri with Eddie Blumenthal, this year's Ron's Run for the Roses Honorary Corporate Chair.

Cora Altschuler, Foundation Board Member and pancreatic cancer survivor.

It wouldn't be a Ron's Run without this styling couple Dee and Rob Romejko. Thank you for judging this year's Best Hat and Best Fashion contests.

Joe Furey, Foundation Board Member and event emcee, with Tim Parker, Vice President of New Country Motor Cars Group, leading the event's exciting live auction.

Thank you to this dynamic duo!

Nilce Conti, owner of Beleza Beauty & Well Being, and her husband Michele Caponetto wearing his Ron's Run for the Roses tie.

Chrissy and Joseph Sojda joined us for their first Ron's Run for the Roses. Joe is a manager at New Country Motor Cars Mercedes-Benz dealership.

David and Debbie Beauregard enjoyed the day! David lost his brother, Alan, to pancreatic cancer in 2018 and Debbie helped with the event's silent auction.

Family

"I remember the first Kentucky Derby gathering we had in Barbara's backyard to celebrate Ron's memory," says Kathleen Doxer, Ron Foley's sister. "Barbara's father started taking bets as sort of a goof - and when my cousin's wife won, she announced she was going to donate her winnings to pancreatic cancer."

It was an impromptu event, the betting was an impromptu addition to the afternoon and the donation was an impromptu decision. And those were the seeds that grew into Ron's Run for the Roses.

A family affair from the beginning, Kathleen and her sister Linda Renzulli contributed their time and expertise even though they didn't live in the area. Kathleen, owner of Frugal Fannie's - a well-known fashion and shoe warehouse in Westwood, MA - lives in the Boston area while Linda, now retired, lives in Idaho with her husband, Phil.

Kathleen Doxer and Linda Renzulli

"Linda took on the task of decorating," says Kathleen. "She has a great eye and created a rose blanket for the first gathering. For years after she also did all the flower arrangements as the event got larger and moved to Folly Farm." That's not where the sisters' creative input stopped. "Kathleen is an amazing graphic artist," Linda says. "She designed the Ron's Run logo as well as most of the artwork for the Foundation's marketing materials and signage."

In those early days, Barbara was donating proceeds to the National Pancreas Foundation, explains Kathleen. "At some point, she realized she could build something that would support the local community instead." That's when she established the Ron Foley Foundation in 2010.

"Ron was well-respected and well-known in West Hartford as well as the local insurance industry," Kathleen says.

Linda agrees, adding that Barbara and Ron had a wide circle of friends who came together to help her turn this small backyard celebration of Ron's life into the impactful organization it is today. "She put together an incredible team of volunteers that just continues to grow."

Both the sisters say they are astounded by what Barbara has done in Ron's memory. "I think I speak for Linda when I say we really looked up to our brother," says Kathleen. "He was handsome, brilliant and funny he just had a real love of life." Not only that, she says, he was known for his generosity. "He shared whatever he had and he was very good to his sisters." Linda agrees. "We were just devastated when we lost Ron, and to have his legacy go on in this way - by supporting education and research as well as those touched by this horrible disease - is just so meaningful."

That's why in addition to serving as Board members for several years, the sisters also continue to support the Foundation financially.

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CREATIVE GLOBAL CUISINE

Russell and Marie Pryzbek started their business, Russell's Creative Global Cuisine, in 1982. "Ron and Barbara Foley were clients," Russell says. "As time went on, they became our good friends." So when Barbara asked if they'd be interested in catering a Kentucky Derby gathering in her backyard 12 years ago - he said absolutely.

For that first afternoon, Russell and his team prepared food for about 60 people. In 2019, they fed close to 475. With clients from Fishers Island, NY to Quechee, VT - Russell's Creative Global Cuisine considers every need, being careful to provide vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free options. "We started with pretty traditional Southern fare, but over the years have started to branch out a little bit," he explains. Anyone who has ever attended Ron's Run for the Roses knows how spectacular the food is, but Russell says he couldn't do it without the help of his dedicated team - many who have been with him for 15 years or longer - as well as the mobile kitchen Taylor Rental supplies. "That's really been a key part of our catering success at the event."

While Russell says he's always felt the work the Ron Foley Foundation does is important, it really hit home this year when the company lost a colleague - Richard Worth - to pancreatic cancer. "I called him my roundsperson extraordinaire," Russell says. "He did everything, from making deliveries, to breaking down events, to washing dishes - you name it.

He was just one of those people who would give you the shirt off his back and not ask for anything in return." Richard had been working on Ron's Run for the last six years, so he got to know the value of their work as well.

"It's been very rewarding for me to watch Ron's Run grow through the years," Russell says. "The minute we walk into the tent, even before the guests arrive in their hats and outfits, there's just an aura of sincerity that surrounds the whole event. And that starts with Barbara."

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LOYALTY CLUB (CONTRIBUTORS 2009 • 2019) Betty Adinolfi flJ Andros, Floyd & Miller flJ Jay & Jeanne Benet flJ Kathleen Doxer Jack Earle & Kate Allison flJ James & Kathy Eder flJ Jon & Mandy Finman Barbara Foley & Tim Floyd flJ Mike Foley flJ Richard & Mary Froeb flJ Chris & Diane Gent Whit & Downey Knapp flJ Mary Miesmer flJ Greg & Mary-Jo Toczydlowski

RON'S RUN FOR THE ROSES 2019 TRIPLE CROWN/PRESENTING SPONSOR ($15,000) New Country Motor Cars Group - Hartford

MARQUEE SPONSORS ($10,000)

Foley Capital Partners Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute

Patricelli Family Foundation The Toczydlowski Family Foundation

TROPHY ROOM SPONSORS ($5,000)

Budd Family Foundation Frugal Fannie's Fashion and Shoe Warehouse Arthur and Elizabeth Godbout Family Foundation The Hartford Courant *

CLUBHOUSE SPONSORS ($2,500) Aetna ConnectiCare, Inc. Gent Financial Group Gitlin Campise Prendergast LLC HALO* Har-Conn Chrome Company lmmunovia Jefferson Radiology Monarch Jewelers* Realized Solutions Russell's Creative Global Cuisine* St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center UConn Health United Bank Foundation, Inc.

Phil and Linda Renzulli Travelers Western Connecticut Health Network WH Media/CT Jewish Ledger *

TRACKSIDE SPONSORS ($1,200) Andros, Floyd and Miller Diageo Wade and Wendy McDevitt Newmark Knight Frank Plan B Burger Bar & Tavern - Simsbury* Sanborn Mortgage Corporation Simsbury Bank Joseph and Ellen Spalluto Tito's Handmade Vodka

JOCKEY CLUB SPONSORS ($600) B.W. Group-Merril Lynch Camera Bar LLC David Brown Associates Jim and Margaret Hallinan Highland Park Market * Metacoment Tours Monrovia* ROGO Distributors* Walsh Brothers and Sisters

PREMIUM TABLE SPONSORS Matt Lloyd Eileen Akerson Michael Mistretta Connecticut GI, PC Dale and Priscilla Hammond Gregory Sullivan

GENEROUS DONATIONS

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

99 Restaurants Allan S. Goodman b Restaurant - Simsbury Brian Ambrose Photography

* Inkind Sponsors and Donors

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Chateau Ste. Michelle Wines Narragansett Beer New Country Motor Cars Group of Hartford Rachel Adele Studios

Spot Coffee - West Hartford Taylor Rental - Manchester Tito's Vodka Zasco Productions

DOES YOUR COMPANY HAVE A MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM? This is an easy way to increase your gift. Please contact us directly for additional giving opportunities.

AUCTION DONORS

We would like to thank thefollowing donorsfor making our Ron's Runfor the Roses auction a success.

1661 and The Oar Aaron Goldenthal Alex Raup All In It's Place Organizing Services Aloft Chapel Hill Alvarium Beer Co. AMTEC Realty An Infinite Abundance, LLC Anne Massucco and Tod Alberghini Annette Landers Armeny Jewelers Back East Brewing Company Bar Taco Barbara Foley&Tim Floyd Beleza Beauty&Well Being Ben&Angela Cavallo BJ's W holesale Black Hog Brewing Co Blackledge Country Club Blaze and Bloom Vintage Bond Ballroom Bret& Barbara Maffett Buoy One Camera Bar, LLC Cardon's Casper Sleep Inc. Cats Limited Center Framing and Art Charlene Kiernan Cheryl Sullivan Chris&Diane Gent Christine Breslin Photography Christine Damato Christopher Marchand Costanzo Clothing Costco Connecticut Science Center Daisy Art Farm Debbie Beauregard Division West Bistro Dogwatch Cafe Downey Knapp Dr. Jennifer Pennoyer Dr. Lori Greenwald/ Vanishing Veins Ellington Ridge Country Club Erica Rose Essex Steam Train &Riverboat

Flemin1h Prime Steal< ouse Friend of the Foundation George's Pizza GOLFTEC West Hartford Gouveia Vineyards Hair Gallery at the Mill Hartford Flavor Company Hartford Marathon Foundation Hartford Stage Hartford Stitch Hartford Symphony Orchestra Hartford Yard Goats Harvey& Lewis Harvest Wine Bar Hawk Ridge Winery Hawks Landing Country Club High Meadow Day Camp Hope&Stetson Hyatt Regency Boston Hy-Line Cruises iDevices iHeart Media Indigo Bleu Interstate Navigation Ira Nozik Photography ].McLaughlin J. Timothy's Taverne Jaclyn Marino Jagel Law, LLC Janet&Steven Selden Jennifer Loughran Jill Coscarelli Jim&Michelle Baker Jim Lyons Joan Mocarski Kathy&Ed Viani Keating Agency Insurance Kendra Scott Kevin& Cathy Dowd Kevin Froeb Kidcity Children's Museum Kimberly Boutique Kimmy Nails Kramer Portraits Lamoureux Photography Lane&Lenge Flower Larsens- Ace Hardware Lauren Winn Libby Wall Szabo Lime Rock Park Lisa's Crown&Hammer Restaurant and Pub

Litchfield Distillery Litchfield Hills Nursery Logitech L'Orcio Restaurant Lutz Children's Museum Lux Bond&Green Massage Envy West Hartford Maximum Beverage Merrill Lynch Metacomet Tours Michael &Maya Foley Mohegan Sun Movement with Sonja James MyEyeDr Mystic Seaport Museum Nail House Foot Spa Nancy Wall Nancy Walsh Nancy Winslow Naples Pizza National Hotel Nest Mystic New England Air Museum New Park Brewery Old Sturbridge Village Ollie's Pizza On20 On the Go Smoothie Cafe One World Observatory Onyx II- Fine Jewelers Orange Theory Oyster Club/Engine Room/ Grass& Bone/Stone Acres Farm Panache on New Park Patricia& Joe DeSimone Paul&Emmanuelle Levin Paula& John Guy Petrini Framing&Art Phil&Linda Renzulli Philip David Jewelers Pine&Iron Axe Throwing Premier Limousine Worldwide Priam Vineyards Queenie's Cocktail Bar Rebecca's Seafood Rein's New York Style Deli Restaurant Residence Inn by Marriott Hartford Avon Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Scarborough Restorative Hands

Massage &Wellness Richard&Maxine Kates Ron Foley Foundation Ron Ramsey Rosanne Bengough Russell's Creative Global Cuisine Ryan Casey Ryan Keating Saybrook Point Inn, Marina&Spa Scene Art Bar Shiny Spa&Nails Ski Mount Southington SPoT Coffee Springfield Museums Stanley Golf Course Stay on Park Storyteller's Cottage Susan Albano Taylor Rental The Children's Museum The Hartford Wolfpack The LaVallee Family The Maloof Family The Mark Twain House and Museum The North House The Primo Promotion The Silly Sprout The Sinatro Company The Stomp Company Theaterworks Thimble Island Brewery Thomas Hooker Brewing Co. TK Property Services LLC Tod's Total Wine&More Travelers Tree House Brewing Company Truly You Photography Vineyard Vines Wadsworth Atheneum Waypoint Spirits Weekapaug Golf Club West Hartford Yoga White Silo Farm&Winery WH Media Group/ West Hartford Magazine/ We-Ha.com/ CT Jewish Ledger William Cole Home Wintonbury Golf Course Wood-n-Tap

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ESTEEMED DONORS JULY I, 2018 - JUNE 30, 2019 Thank you to all ofour donors who are helping us make a difference! $5,000 AND ABOVE Greg and Mary Jo Toczydlowski* $2,501 -$5,000 Kathleen Doxer Tim Floyd and Barbara Foley* The Melchizedek Fund The Wilder Companies Frank and Lori Mercedes* Michael Mistretta* Phil and Linda Renzulli* $1,001 -$2,500 Eddie Blumenthal and Carolyn McKenna* Diageo Earle Enterprises, LP Jim and Kathy Eder Michael and Maya Foley* Dick and Mary Froeb* Chris and Diane Gent* Barry and Donna Goodwill * GreaterHartford Community Foundation/Birdies for Chancy TheHungry Rhino Restaurant Illinois Tool Works Employee Matching Program Christopher Marchand Wade and Wendy McDevitt Nicholas and Anita Mercedes Foundation Joseph and Barbara Pierce David and Maureen Rancourt* Travelers Employer Matching Program The Travis Foundation WestHartford Chamber of Commerce Peter and Grace Yu* $501 -$1,000 Michael and Cora Altschuler* John and Judy Bierly Sam and Frances Blumenthal Molly Burke* Dick and Elaine Cartland* Susan Cos* Mark and Michelle Foley* Jim and MargaretHallinan* RandallHorsey and Katherine Ballard Max Kahn and Kathy Lampe Geoff and Cathy Karp Phil and Patricia Kenyon Christopher LaVallee Rick and Joan Mocarski Ed Moore and Sharon Adams* Brendon and Katelyn Moore* Pfizer Em2_loyer Matchingl'rogram Chris and Gina Quimby* Eric and Lois Santini* Steven and Janet Selden Jon and Paula Shields* Richard and Eileen Thibadeau Travelers Employer Matching Program Richard Wallace $251 -$500 Andros, Floyd and Miller AON Foundation Dan and Sue Backus* Tim and Caren Backus* Beverly Buckner Baker Jay and Jeanne Benet

Lenny Burke Business Debt Solutions Stuart and Lindsey Carlisle Kevin and Kate Conway Meaghan Cooper* Friends of Robyn Simpson Dave and Monica Curtis TheHartford Employer Matching Gift Program Tony Dombrowski and Lauren McDonald* Patrick and Christine Egan* Eversource Energy Employer Matching Gift JTrogram Marco and Kathleen Francalangia John and Norma Green Peter and Lori Gailey* John and Paula Guy* Dale and PriscillaHammond* WilliamHardy Chris and KateHinman* Tim and JoyHong* Michael and Yvonne Joy* Annette Landers Del LeBel and Anthony Vidal* Steve Lee and Chi Kim* Paul and Emmanuelle Levin* Jennifer Loughran* Timothy M. Loughran David J. Mallen Mary Miesmer* Joe and Debbie Morrissey* Peter and Jennifer O'Connell Tim and Sara Parker* Phoebe Rocholz Andrew and Patricia Salner Gerard and Paula Sansoti Irene Sawka Clem and Ellen Sayers* Matthew Tashjian Paul Ten�glia and Deanna IJrapeau* Gary and Judy Thomas Kevin and Betsy Tubridy Dean and Mary Tulumaris* Edward and Katherine Viani* Bill and Marilyn White MarcZeppa* $100-$250 Jim and Kate Acker* Jill Ahern Airport Autobody Gaetano Albani Tod Alberghini and Anne Massucco Arie and Louanne Alibrio* Lawrence and Beverly Annello Kim and Tom Athan Todd and Diann Bailey Elaine Baisden Andrew Baldassarre John Barnes Nate Barry* Eric and Dawn Batchelder Richard Beers Martin Beajamin and Susan Strauss* Fred and Laura Berlin* John Berman Andy and Cheryl Bessette Robert Black and Johanne Bach Monica Bianco Janet Bogdan

Edward Arroll Borden James Borders Rob and Dorothy Bouvier Elizabeth Brady Andrew and Susan Brengle Maggie Brennan David and Leslie Brown Lloyd and Laurie Brubaker Madison Burbank and friends Allan Burke Gail Burke Jay Buth Dave and Sue Calibey Camp Cedar John Chapman Rebecca Christiano Clean Yield Asset Management John Corcoran Ben and Kristen Cordiano Alex Cosentino Giselle Cosentino Stephen and Pat Cousey Ann Cowherd Philip Cunningham Bennet Curcuru Jen Daddario J. Kevin Farmer and Cheryl Cundall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daley Tim and Kim DeMarco* Joseph and Pat DeSimone Kevin and Cathy Dowd Mike and Donna Downes Andrea Draisen Kevin and Fatima Dubauskas Kevin Dubay and Duby McDowell Danny Dubinsky Jon and Sharry Dubois Bruce Dworman Jesse and Amy Eisler Richard D. Elrick Cheryl Eppsteiner Richard and Wendy Fair* Jonathan Fairbanks Michael and Barbara Fedoras Gary Fendler and Michele Cashman Brian and Robin Fierston Family Foundation Jon and Mandy Finman Mark Fisher David Fitzpatrick Garrett Flynn Mary-Jane Foster Joseph Fowler Kevin and Abby Froeb Chuck and Anne Furey* Vin and Elizabeth Gadoury Shawn and Linda Gale Martin and Brenda Geitz Evan Gilchrest Carol Wilgus Giller Mark and Colleen Gilroy Rick and Judie Goldenthal Rae Goldstein Robert B Goode Jr. Marc and Sheryl Green Joel and Elizabeth Grieco Jim Grimes* Kathleen Gugliotti Hal D.Guy Tyler Hall Merton and Ashley Hanscom, Jr.

Linda Hanson * MelissaHarhay* Patrick E.Harrington JamesHarris MitchellHarris David and MerleHarris John and KellyHartman Foundation EvaHausman William Haydon JimHealey Timothy and DebHill* Edward and LindaHinchliffe, III HollyHinman and friends TravisHinman and Jody Ternos* Ed and LisaHoberman I. BradleyHoffman EmilyHonigberg SpencerHouldin WillamHoward StillHunter David and Norma Ingram Mr. and Mrs. John Jamroga Michael and Sarah Jordan Juan and Jen Juan* Jeanne Karsberg Thor and Susan Kayeum Patti Keegan George Keith Anne Kelly* Kevin Kelly and Nancy Walsh* Kyle Kennedy Charlene Kiernan Mr. and Mrs. John Kimbrough* William and Cathy Lou King* Laurier Kinney Richard Kintanar Brian Kiska Eva Klimas Gustav Klimas Dale and Janet Knecht Kathleen G. Karczkowsky* Ray and Monica Lamoureux Anna Carol Lampe Judith LaVigne Peter and Julie LeBlanc Ledyard Auto Body, Inc. Philip Lembo Mary Loftus Levine Sue Levy Dr. And Mrs. Roy Lindblad Grace Linhard Mark Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lombardo Dianne Lombardo PeterH. Lovell LPL Financial Employer Matching Emily Lukasik Peter MacDonald* John and Patti Maciag Peter MacKinnon Mike Mahoney Andrew Mang Ned Manuel Gerald and Sheila Marchand Steven and Margot Marenakos Len Mariani Ellyn Marshall Mary Mastrocola Luanne Matarangas Michael and Margaret Matters Terrence and Karen McAllister

* Includes Ron's Rescue Donation

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ESTEEMED DONORS JULY I, 2018 - JUNE 30, 2019 Thank you to all ofour donors who are helping us make a difference!

Chris McCarthy and Jennifer Grey John McCarthy_ and Stephanie Yolish Toby and Kris McGrath Colin McGuirk Kevin and Nancy McHugh John and Nancy Jo McKenna Rica McKenna Ted and Alex McMahon* Thomas and Christine Mehmec* Steven Miele Steve and Elizabeth Miller David Miller David and Laurie Miller Mark andDawn Mistretta ModernDental Inc. Terry Moore Steven Moore Charlie and Anne Murray* Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray Bill and Nancy Narwold Mark Neikrie and Nancy Thomas Paula Nicoletti John andDeborah Niekrash Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nigro Marisa Novellini NTS Development Company John and Sarah O'Connell Patrick and Sandra O'Halloran Mary O'Leary Robert and Sara Ohlheiser III Jonathan Olson Frances Pattavina Ashleigh Perkins Jason and Jessica Petrek* Michael and Alex Pifer Rees and Maggie Pinney Robert Ravenelle andDeb Gavron Michael J. Reilly Andrew and Cara Riddle Bruce Rifkin Robert andDee Romejko* Richard and Vicki Rosenthal Susan Rubin Robert Rpn and Gail Greczmacher* Scott Sadowsky Darlene Salonia Robert Samuels Santini Village Apartments Mary Sargent Irene Sawka Louis and Jane Schroeder Jane Schwab* James Sconzo Fred and Alice Seidenberg Thomas Seymour Mark Shafer John Mark Shapland Michael and Sabina Shelby Barbara Sheridan Hank Sullivan and Gayle Murphy* Barry Siegal Robert and Michele Siegal Lois Siegal* Robert Simmons John and Marie Simpson Craig and Janice Singer Paul and Gabrielle Sirop Tony and Patricia Sisti

James and Heather Smith Richard Smith Wayne and Virginia Sokolosky Solinsky Eye Care Janet Tanner Patrick Temme Aviva Tiegerman George Triano UBS Financial Employer Match Program UBS Realty Investors LLC United Way of Central and Northern Connecticut Ronald Urdanick Paul Vaida Edward and Katherine Viani Voya Employer Match Program NancyWall Marie Walsh* Anne Weaver Barry and NancyWilcock* Frank and NancyWilde Stephen and MaureenWillcox Douglas andDianeWillett NancyWinslow Al and MaureenWorley BrandonZavacsky Peter and EllenZeman Bech and BrianZiegler JonZieky CarrieZimyeski $99 AND BELOW Caitlin Abbate Aetna Foundation Debra Altschuler Lesia Amato Linda Andrew Lauren Bauer Rosanne Bengough Casey Benjamin James Benjamin Lisa Bennett Rose Bensen James and Linda Bensinger Patty Bernier Gordon and Karen Binkhorsc Judy Brown Scott Brown* Shayna Burke Kevin Cahalane * Michael Carbonetta Lauren Casey John Charette and Lynn Mather Barbara Clerkin Michael and Naomi Cohen Tim and Erin Colby* Carl Collins Stephen James Conlon William Coscarelli, Jr. Denise Cosentino Elaine Cote Ryan Courtemanche Ed and Carol Cox Mike and Linda Crockett David and Kimberly Cyr MaryDansky HeatherDavis MichaelaDefoe OliviaDeVino Leonard andDawnDianaâ&#x20AC;˘ MarthaDoak JimDonahue and Marcy Calsett JaclynDonnelly

ElizabethDraghi BobDuncan MorganDunne CathyDunwody Ellen Eisenberg Michael Eldredge * Mr. and Mrs. Eclward Elefante David Ellovich Caitlin Fabbri Alexander Ferretti Gayle and Edwin Fierer* Jason and Ali Frankel* A. Peter and Carol Frederickson Chris and Renee George* Anthony Giannone Anne Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Santo Gionfriddo Mitch Glass Margot Goldstein Brandon and Stephanie Gort Michelle Griffis Kelly Hall Michael andDenise Hallisey* Annette Hanson Barbara Haydasz Joshua and Patricia Hazelwood Peter Heger Christopher Hodgdon Mark and Amy Hofmann Ralph Hornblower John and Judith Housman Joseph and Lisa Howard, III Madeline Howard Clay Howell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs Rica Joy Karen Kalabany Karen Kane* Ingrid Kania* Courtney Keegan Lauren Keenoy Jeanette Keith Hillary Keller Hannah Kelly Kristen Keyes Sidney Keyles Mr. and Mrs. Alan Klacsky Gloria Klimas Whit andDowney Knapp Richard and Lynne Koehler Bernhard Kohn Steven and Anna Kron Rebecca Lacoucure Amanda Laffin Ray and Maree Lagasse Peter Lamm Susan Larsen Sarah Laskowski Ronald Leventhal Lary Levitts Gary and Colleen Lewis Ann Lohrand Marion Lovig Duncan MacKay Sharon Mahon and James Padowicz William and Anica Mancoll Ursula Marx Lorraine and Bob Marzinotto Emily McCarran Elizabeth McClure Brian McHugh John and Kelly McKenna

Maureen McKenna Deep Mehrotta Wendy Melnick Seymour and Judith Melnick Tom Miceli Dennis and Joyce Michaud Katie Moniz Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morassini Francine Morin Rosalie Mucci Matthew and Meg Murphy Grace Murray John and Beverly Naugle Alan and Carol Noske Leah O'Leary Gwen Ohanlon Heather Owens Judy Paris Terry Parker Deborah Parkinson* Chris and Johanna Peckâ&#x20AC;˘ Austin Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peterson Helen Pecruskas David and Rennie Polk Kate Preissler Randy J. Prescott * Jay and Johanne Presser Przbysz and Associates Carole Rattigan Robert Register Gary and Lisa Remley Pamela Reynolds Nancy Richer Kathi Sawka Melissa Scarnavack Alan Schulman Bonnie Rose Schulman Michael Sigal Glen Silva Lynn Silverman Scott Sims Paul and Mona Smith Ronald Smith Alan and Michele Snyder Barbara Snyder Stephanie Therrien Ivana Tibbetts David Tiberio Walfred and Louise Torvinen Mark and Melissa Tweedie United Health Employer Match Rachel Van Norcwick Donna Vickers* Denise Vojnich* Carol Volpe James and SueWachca Douglas and YvonneWade Peter and Joyce Wade Jonathan Weiner MyruWeiner CarlWeymouth Brendan and AnahicaWilliamson KirkWilson Thomas and JudichWirges Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wrenn MeganZaccone CarolZadzilko IanZimmerman KeriZimmerman AaronZucker

* Includes Ron's Rescue Donation

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EVERSOURCE HARTFORD MARATHON $8,390 RAISED IN DONATIONS Caitline Abbate Lesia Amato AON Foundation Elaine Baisden Lauren Bauer Richard Beers Rose Bensen Monica Bianco Eddie Blumenthal and Carolyn McKenna Judy Brown Lloyd and Laurie Brubaker Allan Burke Gail Burke Shayna Burke Jay Buth Lauren Casey Barbara Clerkin Carl Collins William Coscarelli, Jr. Alex Cosentino Denise Cosentino Giselle Cosentino Philip Cunningham Bennet Curcuru Mary Dansky Heather Davis Martha Doak Andrea Draisen Morgan Dunne Cathy Dunwody Eversource Energy Em_ployer Matcliing Gift Program Alexandra Ferretti Tim Floyd and Barbara Foley

Mary-Jane Foster Vin and Elizabeth Gadoury Shawn and Linda Gale Anne Gillis Rick and Judie Goldenthal Rae Goldstein Mark and Amy Hofmann Ralph Hornblower Joseph and Lisa Howard, III Madeline Howard Max Kahn and Kathy Lampe Karen Kalabany Jeanne Karsberg Jeanette Keith Hannah Kelly Phil and Patricia Kenyon Kyle Kennedy Kristen Keyes Laurier Kinney Whit and Downey Knapp Rebecca Lacouture Susan Larsen Sarah Laskowski Christopher LaVallee Philip Lembo Ronald Leventhal Timothy M. Loughran Duncan MacKay Len Mariani Emily McCarran Elizabeth McClure Maureen McKenna Deep Mehrotta Wendy Melnick Tom Miceli

Katie Moniz Terry Moore Rosalie Mucci Grace Murray Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray Leah O'Leary Mary O'Leary Gwen Ohanlon Judy Paris Terry Parker Frances Pattavina Kate Preissler Robert Ravenelle and Deb Gavron Carole Rattigan Gary and Lisa Remley Kathi Sawka Melissa Scarnavack Louis and Jane Schroeder Barry Siegal Robert Simmons Craig and Janice Singer Ronald Smith Stephanie Therrien Greg and Mary Jo Toczydlowski Marie Walsh Jonathan Weiner Myru Weiner Carl Weymouth Megan Zaccone Carol Zadzilko Beth and Brian Ziegler Ian Zimmerman Keri Zimmerman

ROCK AWAY PANCREATIC CANCER $6,800 RAISED IN DONATIONS Airport Autobody Tod Alberghini and Anne Massucco Cora and Michael Altschuler Eddie Blumenthal and Carolyn McKenna Dave and Sue Calibey Kevin and Kate Conway Michaela Defoe Jaclyn Donnelly Mike and Donna Downes Kevin and Fatima Dubauskas Tim Floyd and Barbara Foley

Chris and Diane Gent John and Norma Green David and Merle Harris Ingrid Kania Hillary Keller Anne Kelly Ray and Monica Lamoureux Ledyard Auto Body, Inc. Jennifer Loughran Brendon and Katelyn Moore Robert and Sara Ohlheiser III Przbysz and Associates

Andrew and Patricia Salner Bonnie Rose Schulman Fred and Alice Seidenberg Paul and Mona Smith Greg and Mary Jo Toczydlowski Edward and Katherine Viani Marie Walsh Kevin Kelly and Nancy Walsh Al and Maureen Worley

MAXIMUM BEVERAGE HOLIDAYWINE TASTING $1,330 RAISED IN DONATIONS Lawrence and Beverly Annello Patty Bernier Tim Floyd and Barbara Foley Mark and Colleen Gilroy

Lary Levitts Sue Levy Dr. and Mrs. Roy Lindblad Mark Livingston Jennifer Loughran Colin McGuirk

Steven Moore Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nigro Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peterson Aaron Zucker

SPECIAL EVENTS

The Hungry Rhino Restaurant and Friends-$1,333 Beard Growth Challenge -Andros, Floyd and Miller -$400 Purple Bracelet Sale-Madison Burbank and friends-$156 Holly Hinman's Birthday-$130 Dave and Monica Curtis Wedding -$500

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PURPLE PEAK CHALLENGE $23,000 RAISED IN DONATIONS Gaetano Albani Tod Alberghini and Anne Massucco Linda Andrew Beverly Buckner Baker Andrew Baldassarre John Barnes Eric and Dawn Batchelder Rosanne Bengough Casey Benjamin James Benjamin John Berman Robert Black and Johanne Bach Betsy Blumenthal Eddie Blumenthal and Carolyn McKenna Sam and Franees Blumenthal Rob and Dorothy Bouvier Elizabeth Brady Andrew and Susan Brengle Maggie Brennan David and Leslie Brown John and Marla Byrnes Stuart and Lindsey Carlisle Camp Cedar John Chapman John Charette and Lynn Mather Clean Yield Asset Management John Corcoran Ann Cowherd Joseph and Pat DeSimone Kevin and Cathy Dowd Kevin Dubay and Duby McDowell Danny Dubinsky Bob Duncan Jim and Kathy Eder David Ellovich Caitlin Fabbri Jonathan Fairbanks Brian and Robin Fierston Family Foundation Mark Fisher David Fitzpatrick Garrett Flynn Michael and Maya Foley Joseph Fowler Marco and Kathleen Francalangia Kevin and Abby Froeb Anthony Giannone Evan Gilchrest Mitch Glass Robert B. Goode John and Norma Green Marc and Sheryl Green Joel and Elizabeth Grieco Kelly Hall Tyler Hall Merton and Ashley Hanscom, Jr. William Hardy James Harris Mitchell Harris John and Kelly Hartman Foundation Jim Healey Peter Heger Ed and Lisa Hoberman Christopher Hodgdon I. Bradley Hoffman Randall Horsey and Katherine Ballard Spencer Houdin

JoseJ>h and Lisa Howard, III William Howard Michael and Sarah Jordan Geoff and Cathy Karp Thor and Susan Kayeum Courrney Keegan Patti Keegan Lauren Keenoy George Keith William and Cathy Lou King Brian Kiska Bernhard Kohn Steven and Anna Kron Peter Lamm Peter and Julie LeBlanc Mary Loftus Levine Grace Linhard Peter H. Lovell John and Patti Maciag Mike Mahoney Andrew Mang Ned Manuel Steven and Margot Marenakos Ellyn Marshall Mary Mastrocola Toby and Kris McGrath Brian McHugh Kevin and Nancy McHugh John and Kelly McKenna John and Nancy Jo McKenna Mary Miesmer Matthew and Meg Murphy Bill and Nancy Narwold John and Sarah O'Connell Ashleigh Perkins Austin Perkins Michael and Alex Pifer Rees and Maggie Pinney David and Rennie Polk Robert Register Michael J. Reilly Phil and Linda Renzulli Nancy Richer Bruce Rifkin Richard and Vicki Rosenthal Scott Sadowsky Darlene Salonia Irene Sawka Louis and Jane Schroeder James Sconzo Thomas Seymour Mark Shafer Michael and Sabina Shelby Michael Sigal Glen Silva Scott Sims James and Heather Smith Richard Smith Patrick Temme Richard and Eileen Thibadeau Dean and Mary Tulumaris Paul Vaida Rachel Van Nortwick Edward and Katherine Viani Nancy Wall Marie Walsh Anne Weaver Kirk Wilson Peter and Ellen Zeman Jon Zieky Carrie Zimyeski

In Loving Memory of John Blauvelt

Bruce Ian MacKinnon

Phyllis Blauvelt

Peter MacKinnon

Dawn Burke

BruceDworman

George McKenna john and Nancy Jo McKenna

Susan Damato

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elefante

Donna McQueeney ModernDental Inc.

Patricia Doolittle HalD. Guy

Norma Rossberg Elrick RichardD Elrick

Marion Lovig Denise Vojnich *

Anna Carol Lampe Mr. and Mrs. CharlesDaley Mr. and Mrs. Santo Gionfriddo Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. john ]amroga Eva Klimas Gloria Klimas Gustav Klimas Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lombardo Dianne Lombardo Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morassini Heather Owens Randy J Prescott + Barbara Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wrenn

Debbie Laffin

Amanda Laffin Brandon Zavatsky

Ken Miesmer

Ryan Courtemanche

Linda Minoudis

Linda Hardin Ken Kelly

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Gerald Maritzer

Kevin andAbby Froeb Robert Samuels

Carol Mistretta

Carol Mistretta

James and Linda Bensinger James Borders Mike and Linda Crockett JenDaddario Kevin and CathyDowd ElizabethDraghi Jon and SharryDubois Michael and Barbara Fedoras A. Peter and Carol Frederickson The Melchizedek Fund Barry andDonna Goodwill Patrick E. Harrington Barbara Haydasz Clay Howell Still Hunter David and Norma Ingram Sidney Keyles Ray and Maree Laga sse Judith La Vign e

David J Mallen Luanne Matarangas Steven Miele Francine Morin john andDeborah Niekrash Alan and Carol Noske NTSDevelopment Company David and Maureen Rancourt Gerard and Paula Sansoti john Mark Shapland Alan and Michele Snyder Wayne and Virginia Sokolosky Trip Stephens Siad and Susan Swan David Tiberio Aviva Tiegerman George Triano UBS Realty Investors LLC Ronald Urdanick Brian Warner Grego ry West The Wilder Companies UBS Employer Match

Robyn Simpson

Rebecca Christiano Elaine Cote Ed and Carol Cox Patrick Cox David and Kimberly Cyr OliviaDe Vino Noele Gugliemetti Kathleen Gugliotti Sheila and Scott Jones Richard and Lynne Koehler Dennis and Joyce Michaud Lorraine and Bob Marzinotto john and Beverly Naugle Lynn Silverman john and Marie Simpson Douglas and Yvonne Wade Robyn and Bob Yarington Thomas andJudith Wirges

James E. Thibadeau Richard and Eileen Thibadeau

Bridget Tompkins Brendan andAnahita Williamson

Constance Moscatello Barbara Sheridan

Jodi Peikes

William Haydon

Victor Podolko Ellen Eisenberg

Stella Poland Rita joy

john and Judith Housman Ann Lohrand Michael and Margaret Matters Paula Nicoletti + Walfred and Louise Torvinen Carol Volpe

Sheryl Woods

jay and Johanne Presser

In Honor of Cora and Michael Altschuler DebraAltschuler

Cora Altschuler

Laura J Berlin + Michael and Naomi Cohen Cheryl Eppsteiner Margot Goldstein Emily Honigberg Mr. and Mrs. Alan Klastsky William andAnita Mancoll Ursula Marx Pamela Reynolds + Matthew Tashjian

Keith Kaye

Cora and MichaelAltschuler

Steve Selden

Cora and MichaelAltschuler Fred and Laura Berlin + Gayle and Edwin Fierer + Brandon and Stephanie Gort Harvey and Carol Robbin +

Tony Sisti

Janet Tanner

Barbara Zinberg Eva Hausman

Gary Gowdy

Carol Wilgus Giller + Donations were

Walfred (Bill) Torvinen

made to the Ron's Rescue Fund

Board of Directors Cora Altschuler 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 Jennifer Loughran, Executive Vice President Christopher G. Gent, Vice President Timothy J. Floyd, Esq., Secretary John J. Prendergast, Treasurer

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

Event Committee Susan Albano Cora Altschuler Louanne Alibrio Michele Aronson Rosanne Bengough Eddie Blumenthal Shayna Burke Ryan Casey Christine Damato Patricia DeSimone

Kevin Dowd John Geekier Christopher Gent Diane Gent Judie Goldenthal Lisa Howard Ingrid Kania Downey Knapp Monica Lamoureux Annette Landers

Joan Mocarski Jan Rousseau Kristin Schwarz Tony Sisti Greg Sullivan Ed Viani Kathy Viani Nancy Wall Nancy Walsh Nancy Wilcock

Together we are making a difference...

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