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VOLUME 42, NO. 8, DECEMBER 2024

Sanford Roth

Publisher: BILL DOUGHERTY Editor-in-Chief: BETTY McRAE Advertising Managers: PATRICE METZLER 480.276.2282 | pmetzler@trendspublishing.com SUSIE WESLEY 602.469.0227 | susiewesley@gmail.com Executive Consultants: TRISHA ANTHONY | SUZANNE EDER | HEATHER MORRISON Art Direction: STEPHANIE SWEET, SWEET DESIGNS Fashion Photographers: SCOTT FOUST | JOHN HALL Senior Society Photographers: SALLY AND PETER KRZYKOS Director of Social Media: MCKENNA WESLEY Trends Makeup and Hair Stylist: LAURA FLAGLER | KAREN HALL | MARY BETH YORK Design and Style Editors: BARBARA KAPLAN | PATSY LOWRY Travel Editors: JULIE BOWE AND DYAN GETZ Fashion Editors: SAMANTHA DEROSE Health and Wellness Editors: MICHELLE MCINTYRE | JOHN SPEAD | JODI STERN Protocol Editor: HEATHER WAGENHALS Society Editors: EILEEN BAILY | CAROL BENNETT | GEORGE BENNETT J.J. BREWER | GRACE CARPENTER | VERONICA COOK JACCI DIXON | KIRK JARRETT | GAIL LITTLETON MICHELLE ROONEY | PALMER SAYLOR III | KATHY SCHEIB FRANK SCHMUCK | BOB STEARNES | NICHOLE STEARNES CONNIE SUNDAY Certified Public Accountants: THOMAS S. HOLLY, CPA, PLLC Printing: INTERACTIVE PRINT SOLUTIONS Music Production: CHRIS BECKLEY/THE PRODUCTION GROUP Fashion Coordinator: MARGARET MERRITT Trends Charitable Fund Board members are Marilyn Alexander, Nikki Balich, Charlene Berge-Blum, Lee Courtney, Harriet Friedland and Penny Gunning SUBSCRIPTIONS: To guarantee receiving every issue of TRENDS, send a check for $25 (one year), $45 (two years) or $70 (three years) to Trends executive office (address below). Subscription will start the next month of publication.

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By Bill Dougherty

In life, if you are fortunate enough to meet a person or people that shape your life then be very thankful. For me, that one person was Sanford Roth. He passed away this fall and leaves one of the most lasting legacies that dates to the early 1960s.

Before making the connection with Sanford Roth and his late wife Marcia in 1984, at the Phoenix Heart Ball, I failed to realize that they knew all my parents’ friends. The Roth’s were the first people to write me a thank you note for the kind things I said about both of them at the ball that night. I do not think the then publisher of Trends liked the publicity I started to quickly receive after joining his staff in that cold January of 1994. Anyway, I became remarkably close to Marcia and Sanford almost immediately. Sanford would take me on tours of their space-age Paradise Valley home designed by Ross Schupbach in 1963. He educated me on the couple’s extraordinary art collection and their stunning mid-century modern furniture. This was about a decade before the mid-century trend went full tilt. I featured their home in 2001 after I purchased this publication.

A noted international arthritis physician and global speaker, Sanford traveled the world in boundless medical circles. He was a tremendous patron of the arts and sciences and lent his name to countless organizations and charities. Sanford had made his fortune but never wore it on his sleeve. His culture and refinement were to be envied. I must have pushed 100 people through Roth’s home to show off its museumlike purity. Yet all were greeted with a smile, a glass of champagne and hor d’oeuvres courtesy of Vincent on Camelback. Guests participated in thought-provoking conversations next to the couple’s blazing Malm fireplace. Sanford had read every best-selling book, healed the sick, traveled the world and collected priceless art. Together with his wife Marcia, they turned their home into a cultural epicenter for dinners and cocktails parties associated with art and science alike. He also made the Trends Magazine Best Dressed List in 2007, the oldest in the state started in 1982. Marcia once privately told me that she had made all his suits in the 1960s, In his residency he could not afford the stylish suits the other physician wore, so Marcia made them. Simply unbelievable!

Sanford Roth was a dear friend. He was one of the last-born vivants. A gentleman and a scholar. And a dashing dresser. In today’s billionaire boys club norms, he brought far more to the table than just money.

Sanford was truly a man for all seasons. He will be missed by so many.

But we must remember, he had a remarkable and exceptionally long life. Today Sanford dances again in heaven with his one love, Marcia.

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REMEMBERING ...

Ray Thurston

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Remembering Sanford Roth

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Remembering Ray Thurston

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Fashion Samantha’s Favorite Finds

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Jewelry Profile Bonnie Radow

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Society La Dolce Vita

The philanthropic community as well as the business community

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Lifestyle Patsy Lowry

maverick Ray Thurston. He leaves behind a brilliant legacy. A

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Society Polo Championships

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Holiday Tabletop Susan Mayer

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Society Glimmer of Hope Luncheon

dynamic force in the fund-raising world. Both extremely witty and

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Community Profile Northern Trust

the business world from the time he was eleven. He delivered

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Society Moondance at the Heard

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Society An Evening of Trends

However, he served his country proudly. Afterwards he returned

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Society SOS HonorHealth

turned to gold. He quickly founded SonicAir Courier, an inte-

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Retrospective Barrow Neurological Institute

grated logistics company, long before the terms existed. His

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Society Barrow Educational Enrichment Evening

Ray treated all his employees like a big family and the business

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Society Phoenix Heart Ball 2024

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Epicurean Pizza to the Rescue

first ever logistic division for the worldwide shipping company.

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Wedding Bells

In the social community, Ray was iconic. He honed his well-tuned

By Bill Dougherty

were shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Valley legacy the rest of us can only marvel at.

If you are fortunate enough to know Ray Thurston and his vivacious wife Amy, then consider yourself very lucky. They were a lighthearted with amazing charm. Ray was truly a force. First, in the Hollywood Reporter on a bike route in the Hollywood Hills, where he grew up. The draft would sidetrack his collage years. and finished college. From that point on, everything Ray touched

company became a case study in how great companies are run. soared! The company became so successful that UPS decided to purchase the firm. They turned around and hired Ray to run their

business skills into the philanthropic world and helped many charitable organizations rebound from monetary loss and the pandemic. A lover of the great outdoors since he was a boy, Ray took his wife and two sons around the world. The family liked to visit far away and remote places. Jackson, Wyoming would answer

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the families second home. Ray loved its uninterrupted beauty and vast mountain ranges while exploring the 44th state.

Our community and the world have lost one of the finest men imaginable. Ray had a vision; made it happen and then repeated the process yet again in the portals of high society. Again, everything he touched turned to gold. A great husband and father. A noted and generous community patron. Ray was the best guest and always the most humorous person to have at your party. He will be missed. Ray Thurston was a man among men.

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Samantha’s Favorite Finds

By Samantha DeRose

When the temperature drops, the world of fashion undergoes a shimmering transformation. This necklace, featuring 18 carats of custom-cut and designed diamonds, is the perfect way to embrace the sparkling season in style.

You can shop this stunning piece at The Estate Watch & Jewelry Co. located at 7121 E. 5th Ave., Suite 23.

High-neck coats appeared over and over in the fall/winter 2024 collections, and it might just start getting cold enough to rock this trend here in Phoenix.

You can shop this Rohe trench coat at Neiman Marcus located at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

You know that old saying, “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it”? The same theory applies for handbags – there’s a reason the Louis Vuitton Monogram Galliera MM has remained a classic favorite.

You can shop this handbag and more at High Society Resale Boutique located at 10805 N 71st Way.

Bracelet stacks are the statement of the moment. Build your ultimate combination with a piece that radiates luxury and sophistication, like this stunning design crafted in solid 18-karat yellow gold and adorned with 88 round brilliant-cut diamonds.

You can shop this Oliver Smith The Loop Bracelet at Oliver Smith Jeweler located at 8787 N. Scottsdale Rd. Suite 116.

Many designers have made the traditional Mary Jane styles look cool and fashion-forward by reimagining the heel and toe shape with subtle sculptural elements.

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ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: BONNIE RADOW DESIGNS

Timeless Treasures: One-of-a-Kind Jewelry That Speaks Through the Ages How has your journey as an artist evolved over the years, and what led you to focus on jewelry design?

My journey as an artist began in interior design and then evolved into mixed-media sculpting. I’ve always loved working with my hands, creating pieces that balance form and function. About 15 years ago, I decided to focus on jewelry design, as I wanted to create art that people could wear and connect with on a personal level. Jewelry felt like a natural progression because it allowed me to blend artistry with intimacy, creating pieces that hold emotional significance and become part of my clients’ personal stories.

How do you ensure your designs remain timeless while incorporating both antique and modern elements?

To me, the key to creating timeless jewelry is balancing classic design elements with a touch of modern sensibility. The antique pieces I incorporate have an inherent sense of history and tradition, while my approach to design brings them into a contemporary context.

By using high-quality materials and focusing on wearable art that transcends trends, I ensure that each piece feels both enduring and relevant, no matter the time period.

What exciting projects or themes are you exploring in your latest collection?

In my latest collection, I’ve been exploring the concept of “layers of time.” I’m incorporating more contemporary shapes and metals, like mixed silver and gold, alongside more antique elements. It’s an exciting blend of old and new that’s meant to reflect the passage of time.

I’m also experimenting with new techniques in metalwork, creating designs that feel both bold and delicate, timeless yet fresh.

You’ve recently received some incredible recognition – can you tell us about the awards you’ve won and what they mean to you?

Yes, I was incredibly honored to be recognized at J.P. Morgan Private Bank’s Champions of Excellence ceremony, where I was named one of the Elite Women in the Industry. The recognition was humbling, and it was truly inspiring to be celebrated alongside three other remarkable women who have made significant contributions to their fields. It’s always encouraging to be acknowledged for the hard work and passion that goes into creating something unique. I was also honored to receive the 2024 ‘Best of the Valley Award’ from AZ Foothills Magazine in the Best Local Jewelry Designer category!

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How should people who are interested in your jewelry contact you?

My studio is located in Paradise Valley, where I work by appointment to provide a personalized and tailored experience.

I also showcase my designs at exclusive seasonal trunk shows. If you’re interested in exploring my designs further, feel free to email me to set up a private appointment or to get my trunk show schedule. I’d love the opportunity to help you find or create the perfect piece! Contact me at bonnieradow@cox.net.

LA DOLCE VITA The Season October to June

By Bill Dougherty

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Welcome back. People in Paradise Valley are complaining that it’s taking far too long to receive their monthly copy of this publication.

Since the pandemic, the postal service is operating at 50%. Jobs vacated by Covid have not been filled and few if any people want to work for the fractured institution. Prior to all hell breaking loose in 2020, the USPS had two weeks to deliver bulk mail. Now they have five and a half weeks. So, if you are not a first-class subscriber, please be patient. We are still feeling the effects of shutting down the world for more than a year.

For those of you who got to attend this year’s Trends Gala, you probably swooned over the bountiful and beautiful crop of new Trendsetters. Weren’t they magnificent?

We have tons of coverage in this issue of the many fine efforts of our generous community so please enjoy!

Recently I have observed the growing presence of VIP lounges at many daytime and evening events. The term, generated from the 1963 film The V.I.P.s introduced the growing jet set to opulent firstclass lounges throughout the world. It starred recently married and extremely controversial Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. But do

these lounges have a place in Phoenix high society? I would argue that charity events should be far more welcoming and egalitarian. I am not sure that exclusivity is this arena is necessary.

The general cocktail receptions are usually the most fun anyway, We wish all of you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Get ready for a rollercoaster of fabulous events in 2025.

GOTCHA ...

A well-known socialite has solicited fine jewelers for her various live auctions for decades. But some in the industry grew weary of the woman. Few winners of the auctions seldom came into their store to have gems fitted or exchanged. Then two local jewelers placed spies at her galas, only to realize their jewelry was nowhere to been seen. The aging socialite even had the audacity to attend events wearing the stones she had previously procured for her own galas’ live auctions. You must be so proud of yourself for your dishonesty. How sad!

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE! “Reach out and touch someone.”

By Patsy Lowry Just think about how much happiness, pleasure and joy you could give someone who is alone or feeling lost and alienated during the holiday season. Someone who needs comfort, attention, kindness and affection. Lonely friends can be uplifted by social interaction. Why not call a family member or friend to let them know how special they are to you. Invite them to a family gathering or on a personal outing with just the two of you. Do something together that you have never done before. Pamper and indulge them. Now is the perfect time to do something extra special, something unexpected. Connect to something larger than yourself. When you reach out to someone you care about, this noble gesture has boomerang effects. Engage your senses, open your heart and discover the joy of sharing a meaningful experience with a friend in need. Your friend will be receptive and grateful to you. Spending Intimate time together, one on one, can be healing, comforting, strengthen your relationship, and sometimes, life changing. By sharing your positive thoughts and energies, you will receive positive thoughts and energies in return. Being together is the time to express and receive feelings of affection, esteem and trust. You might be surprised about how much you learn about each other.

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Quality-bonding ideas: 1. Take a photo of the two of you and give him/her a beautifully wrapped frame to remember this special occasion. Be sure to put names, the date and the year on the back of the photo.

2. If you are cooks, bake cookies or something delicious together.

Print out the recipe.

3. Schedule two massages at a local spa.

4. Drive to Arcosanti, Prescott or Sedona for lunch.

5. Go hiking or swimming.

6. Take a walk at the Desert Botanical Garden and absorb the beauty of the desert.

7. Make it an annual event. Something to look forward to all year.

What could be more meaningful, memorable and wonderful than spending precious time with someone who needs you at this time in their lives? Both of you will feel loved, cherished and appreciated for having shared and created such magical memories. Please remember to “reach out and touch someone.” Happy Holidays!!!!!!!!!

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Entertaining for all Seasons

By Susan Mayer Throwing a holiday party? Let Neiman Marcus Home Stylist Susan Mayer help you set up a colorful holiday bar to entertain all of your guests. She has you covered when it comes to selecting unique and fun pieces to create holiday magic.

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SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

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GLIMMER OF HOPE LUNCHEON Bari Mears must have been delighted with the smashing success of PACC 911 Glimmer of Hope luncheon. The event, held at the Camelback Inn brought out just about everyone who loves animals.

The organization’s focus is on animal rescue, aid prevention of abuse,

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Lisa Marvel-Tull with Chip and Heather Hassen

Maria Brunner with Jerry and Stacie Sheridan

general welfare and shelter. An exception live auction gave guests the chance to bid on fine packages. A Toyota SUV was raffled off yet again.

It was a brilliant and hugely successful afternoon.

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Penny Lex and Amy Hinerman

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Katherine Harvey and Shelby Bellah

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Pat Swinton and Traci Cornell

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A MARVELOUS MOONDANCE

On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Heard’s annual gala, Moondance, celebrated the museum’s new season with the reopening of the Howard R. and Joy M. Berlin Museum Shop after an extensive five-month renovation.

450 attendees had the first opportunity to explore the spectacular new retail space while enjoying the museum’s fall exhibition, Meryl McMaster: Bloodline. Gala chairs Merle and Steve Rosskam, supported by an outstanding gala committee, organized the event and proceeds

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from the evening surpassed $1 million. Guests arrived through the historic museum entrance, enjoyed live music, hors d’oeuvres and cocktails across the Heard’s campus. The event honored acclaimed Navajo tapestry artist, DY Begay, and local business and philanthropic leaders, Rose and Harry Papp. It was a spectacular evening celebrating Indigenous arts and artists at the Heard Museum!

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EVENING OF TRENDS 2024

The Camelback Inn proved yet again to be the perfect venue for our annual Evening of Trends Gala. We were so delighted to feature Joan and Jerry Colangelo as our Fabulous Phoenicians. This amazing power couple literally built our Valley. That night we highlighted our 10 new Trendsetters on the runway in a spectacular tribute to their unbelievable accomplishments. They were greeted by 1985 Fashionable Phoenician Harriet Friedland and 1987 Fashionality Penny Gunning, with bouquets of flowers.

Musical genus Chris Beckley produced a fitting tribute to the legendary Burt Bacharach. This served as background music for a slide show that dates back to 1982. It featured all those Fabulous Phoenicians, Fashionable

Phoenicians, Fashionalities and Trendsetters who have come before our 2024 recipients. Trends Magazine publisher Bill Dougherty from the stage credited 1985 Fashionable Phoenician, the late Cheryl Fine with the vast changes he made to the publication upon his purchase in 2000. Jim Cook was the most dapper man in the room in a maroon crushed velvet evening jacket. Linda Herold and Sandra Wilken tied for best-dressed of the night.

But it was Steve Serrano and Steve Schopf who arrived and departed in full black tuxedos. They eclipsed everyone else. Proceeds from the gala will serve to benefit several Valley charities that were hand-picked by the Colangelo Family Foundation. You should have been there!

2024 Trendsetters

Carol and Jim Cook

Linda Herold, John Otto and Sandra Wilken

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Sandy and Mac Magruger

Beth McRae with Walt and Ruth Brown

Harriet Friedland with Tom and Lin Sue Flood

Patti Lau, Penny Gunning, Catherine Jacobson, Jacquie Dorrance and Helene Presutti

Dale and Carrie Phillips

Audrey Alfano,Erika Dickey, Lisa Borowsky and Lee Courtney

Coverage courtsey of Sally and Peter Krzykos

2024 FABULOUS PHOENICIANS AND TRENDSETTERS

Anne-Marie Dobbs

Bari Mears

Andrea Moseley

Joan and Jerry Colangelo

Deanna Biddulph

Wendy Dewane

Karen Hayenga

Amy Hair

Cathy Dickey

Joy Johnson

Carey Pena

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SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

Jim and Catherine Tuton

Tina Majerle

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WOMEN’S BOARD OF HONORHEALTH SOS RECEPTION SOS or Sharing Our Science, now in its third year brought out more people than ever imagined. The Arizona Biltmore Resort’s famed conference center or ABB ballrooms as they are also called was packed to the gills with a philanthropic crowd of everyone that has the ability to effect change. The autumn sun was setting as an opulent buffet and hosted cocktail reception got underway. Physicians Todd Levine and Justin Moser gave short but tremendously insightful talks on

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melanoma prevention, new advances in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease along with other strides in neurodegenerative disease. Dashing HonorHealth CEO Jared Langkilde returned again to speak on the ever-changing effects of hospital robots and automated infection control. This reception marked the greatest turnout since it was founded by Penny Gunning and Ina Manaster several years ago. It was smashing!

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RETROSPECTIVE: WOMEN’S BOARD OF BARROW NEUROLOGICAL FOUNDATION

60 Years of Inspired Support Few Valley organizations can boast a rich 60-year history of support and impact in the community. Still, this year marks that milestone for the Women’s Board of Barrow Neurological Foundation. It all started after Charles Barrow, Sister Mary Placida, and John R. Green, MD, opened Barrow Neurological Institute with fifty-two patient rooms and one neurosurgical operating room. Today, Barrow is internationally recognized as a top neurological treatment and research destination, and the Barrow Women’s Board has happily been a part of this storied success, raising funds for expansion and research over the past 60 years.

In 1965, Barrow Neurological Foundation appointed the first Women’s Board chair, Lou Davenport Case. She and Thelma Kieckhfer chaired the first New Year’s Eve Masquerade Ball held at the Casa Blanca Inn, raising $26,000 for neurological research at Barrow. This event has evolved into the Barrow Grand Ball, held at the Arizona Biltmore each January. The Ball has soared to great success, being the state’s most financially successful social event and raising more than $110 million throughout its history.

This year’s Barrow Grand Ball will be held on Saturday, January 18, 2025, chaired by Cathy Kleeman and Susan Westra, with Carole Moreno serving as the ball advisor. Commemorating this 60-year milestone, Barrow emeritus Robert Spetzler, MD, and Volker K.H. Sonntag, MD, will serve as honorary ball chairs in recognition for their significant impact of life-saving clinical excellence and innovation.

Over the past 60 years, Women’s Board members have dedicated their time, devoted their significant talents, and designated their treasure to Barrow Neurological Institute, enabling the advancement of life-saving treatments and cures for patients around the globe. In addition, the Board supports Barrow’s neuroscience nurses and hosts an annual Education Enrichment Evening to expand community education.

The Women’s Board has reached incredible milestones along its 60-year journey.

The Women’s Board of Barrow Neurological Foundation, with Dionne Najafi as the 2024-25 chair, comprises 38 of the Valley’s most successful community leaders, 18 “life members”, and 5 members reaching the prestigious status of “emeriti.” Together, they represent a new cohort of knowledgeable, connected, strong women committed to continuing the traditions of the magnificent generations before them.

1962 – Barrow Neurological Institute opens with one neurosurgical operating room and fifty-two beds.

2025 Barrow Grand Ball Co-Chair Cathy Kleeman, 2024-2025 Chairman Dionne Najafi, Dr. Michael T. Lawton, 2025 Barrow Grand Ball Co-Chair Susan Westra

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1965 – The Women’s Board of Barrow Neurological Foundation is established.

1965 – Iinaugural Masquerade Ball nets $26,000 for neurological research.

2006 – As part of its Grand Ball fundraising activities, the Women’s Board begins designating funds towards an annually selected “Women’s Board Project.”

2015 – The Women’s Board celebrates its 50th Anniversary.

1983 – With support from the Women’s Board, the Chair of Neurological Surgery was established, with Dr. Robert Spetzler appointed.

2024 – The Women’s Board Project funds a new, state-of-the-art anechoic hearing health research chamber.

1998 – The Women’s Board holds its inaugural Education Enrichment Evening, which continues today.

THIS YEAR – The Women’s Board celebrates its 60th year of supporting Barrow.

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BARROW EDUCATION ENRICHMENT EVENING 2024

No one was prepared for the recently totally rebuilt Adobe at the Arizona Biltmore Resort. The majestic views, architecture and added conference facilities are simply heart-stopping! Just the other night the Barrow Women’s Board held their first outing at the posh and space-age venue. Noted Barrow physicians Robert Spetzler, Michael Lawton, Marwan Sabbagh and Andrew Yang lent their sensational talents to the night. So did Chase McPherson, the manager of neurosurgical

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Nancy Spetzler and Shan Francis

Dyan Getz, Christy Burton and Katie Mueller

Nancy and Mark Loftin

Robyn DeBell and Jacquie Dorrance

Phil and Nita Francis

Fred Pakis and Rebecca Pearson

robot operations. Guests gathered on the lawn just as the sun was setting and it was smashing. The restaurant made every effort to impress with a lavish buffet and cocktails. Then some of the sharpest minds in medicine addressed guests. The event, hosted annually by The Barrow Women’s Board on behalf of Barrow Neurological Foundation, did an extraordinary job. This perfectly orchestrated evening was not only knowledgeable but also informative for those in attendance.

Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty

Congratulations ...

TO THE WOMEN’S BOARD OF BARROW NEUROLOGICAL FOUNDATION ON 60 YEARS AND OVER $110 MILLION RAISED.

DIONNE NAJAFI, DR. MARWAN SABBAGH, CATHY KLEEMAN, AND SUSAN WESTRA

FROM THE MASTRO FAMILY

SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

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Bonnie and Art Radow

Alfred and Megan Hackbarth

Candyce Williams and Jamie Hines

Racquel Miller and Tina Bhakta

PHOENIX HEART BALL 65TH ANNIVERSARY Chairman Pam Risoleo must have been quite pleased by the triumphant success of the 65th annual Phoenix Heart Ball. A flawless cocktail reception greeted all who entered the Phoenician Resort.

Silver trays of champagne and hot hors d’ oeuvres served as the perfect opening to a beautiful fall evening. The ballroom, which was designed

by Lux Florals, was perhaps the finest and most beautiful in recent memory. Shades of pale blue, gold, red and pink made for a heartstopping ballroom. Crisp salads, squash soup and beef Wellington

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Carol and Nathan Poor

Chris Gustafson, Laurie Florkiewicz, Sally Pope and Carole Moreno

Carolyn and Craig Jackson with Pam and Jim Risoleo

proved the perfect fare. The chocolate dessert was mind-blowing!

Merrymakers moved and grooved to the sounds of Emerald City, until dawn’s early light.

Belle of the ball: Megan Lau Hackbarth in shimmering gold to the floor. The most Dapper Dan: Michael Nicholas in the classic tuxedo.

People are still talking about the brilliant night!

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By Bob Stearnes, Epicurean Two of the things I enjoy most, as you probably know, are really good food and really good stories. Every once in a while I get to enjoy both of them at the same time. Having the ability to do good without doing anything other than enjoying some of the best pizza in town in a place so unique I don’t think I’ve seen anything like it. Where having a meal is making a difference, welcome to Pizza to the Rescue.

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just behind the restaurant. 25% of the proceeds from pizza sales go directly to the rescue. Don’t think for a moment however that this is just a pizza joint, it is not. What it is, is a unique restaurant serving up an eclectic array of Italian and Mediterranean classics as well as inspired cocktails and an extensive wine menu. All served up in a hip, soulful restaurant and airy patio. All of the food is cooked over fire. Yes, all of the food. Even the water for the homemade pasta is wood heated. There is no gas and no freezers so everything is crafted in house that day. I began to wonder if they had hand built the pizza oven although I did find out that it was only one of three in the United States of that size built by Stefano Ferrara Forni in Naples Italy.

We began with melt in your mouth grilled marinated artichokes in lemon and olive oil accompanied by charred beets and a sinful whipped chevre goal cheese and beet puree. Housemade meatballs, expertly seasoned, rounded out the appetizers. We then took the suggestion of their house specialty margherita pizza with added pepperoni and a hot honey drizzle. The crust of the pizza was unlike anything I have ever tasted and we’ve traveled extensively through Italy! I’m a sucker for simplicity and the simple yet elevated classic, caccio e pepe bucatini did not disappoint. Velvety pasta bathed in egg yolk, pecorino and fresh black pepper was simply divine.

Pizza to the Rescue, and their lively, friendly and very knowledgeable staff make this an experience, not only in flavors but a unique opportunity to make a meal make a difference. The good that this restaurant is doing along with a culinary checkered flag is unlike any restaurant that I have visited or even heard of. Did I mention that they bring the puppies available for adoption onto the patio at 6 every night weather permitting?

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