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About 1/21/2012 5th Annual Benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center Sunshine Lutey
The following flyer was distributed to all the clubhouses on 12/8/11.
Article 1: Sunshine Musical Show Set For January 21, 2012 -- Author: Fran Palmer, Sunshine Lutey, David Hartman
The Sunshine Performance Club will present a new musical variety show in Clubhouse 3 auditorium, Saturday, January 21 with two performances, at 3:00 and 7:00 pm. Ticket price is $10.00 for reserved seating and will be available at the box office beginning12/24. The posters and flyers for the event are now at each clubhouse. The Sunshine Club is proud to offer its 5th annual benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center. The show is principally sponsored by Saddleback Kiwanis Club and is directed by Terri “Sunshine” Lutey with David Hartman as the master of ceremonies. The Sunshine show will feature great music ranging from Broadway to Country, Operatic arias, traditional favorites and tap dancing. Frank Buchanan, who will be 100 in April, will entertain and will join Sunshine and Susan Hsu in the opening musical number. The variety show will also feature special guests including a group of Korean Folk singers and dancers in native costume. Celebration parties will be held after each show with complimentary wine, soft drinks and snacks for all who attend. The parties are made possible by the generous contributions of Atria, BrightStar, Seniors Helping Seniors, Fladeboe Automotive, Freedom Village and WarEraVetrans. A thrilling show you do not want to miss will have you singing all the way home. Mark your calendars now. For information, contact Sunshine at 949 586-4100
PhotoCaption: David and Sunshine create the posters
Article 2: Sunshine 5th Annual Benefit For SMMC -- Author: Sunshine Lutey/David Hartman
Musicians and singers of the Sunshine Performance Club are tuning up for the fifth annual benefit concert for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) to be held Saturday, January 21 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse 3 auditorium. Reserved seat tickets for the musical variety show will be $10; all proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to SMMC. The shows will be presented by the Saddleback Kiwanis Club of Laguna Woods Village. The cast includes several new performers. Hank Gioia and Grace Sams, husband and wife, have been singing since childhood. They spent their professional lives in US government service. After retiring they renewed their musical efforts and have performed with several Village groups. Shirley Docheff, a native Californian, took piano lessons as a child and has played ever since. She has accompanied individual vocalists as well as chorales and choirs and is enjoying her role as principal pianist for the Sunshine group. Charlie Huntsman, who is from the east coast, now enjoys southern California. During college days he participated in various bands, singing and playing guitar. Charlie became active in music again after raising a family. He looks forward to performing in the January show. Celebration parties will be held after each show with complimentary wine, soft drinks and snacks for all who attend. The parties are made possible by the generous contributions of Atria, BrightStar, Seniors Helping Seniors, Fladeboe Automotive Group, Freedom Village and WarEraVeterans. Reserved seat tickets for the concert will be available at the Clubhouse 3 box office beginning Saturday, December 24. For more information, call Sunshine at 949 586-4100.
Photo Caption: New event performers: Hank Gioia, Grace Sams, Shirley Docheff and Charlie Huntsman
Article 3: Korean Musicians To Perform At Sunshine Benefit Author: Sunshine Lutey/David Hartman The Korean choir and instrumentalists will entertain on the Clubhouse 3 stage as guests of the Sunshine Performance Club in the Fifth Annual Benefit Show for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center. The musical variety show will be held on Saturday, January 21 at 3 pm and 7 pm. The Korean group will offer folk songs and dance in the concert presented
by Saddleback Kiwanis Club. Reserved seat tickets will be $10 and are on sale at the Clubhouse 3 box office beginning this Saturday. The Korean choir and instrumentalists will entertain on the Clubhouse 3 stage as guests of the Sunshine Performance Club in the Fifth Annual Benefit Show for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center. The musical variety show will be held on Saturday, January 21 at 3 pm and 7 pm. The Korean group will offer folk songs and dance in the concert presented by Saddleback Kiwanis Club. Reserved seat tickets will be $10 and are on sale at the Clubhouse 3 box office beginning this Saturday.
The choir is directed by Duck H. Lee with piano accompaniment by Young Lee. Instrumentalist and singer Yoon Chi will sing while playing a haunting rendition on the Gayagum, a traditional Korean 12-stringed instrument. Her husband, Sam Lee, will accompany her on a drum. Mrs. Chi has a music studio in Orange where she teaches students to play the Gayagum.
The Korean choir started in June, 2004 with Duck Lee as the director, They perform at various events throughout the year. Mrs. Lee majored in piano in Korea and came to the United States in 1963 where she studied music at Eastern Michigan University. In 1985 she and her husband, a professor at University of Michigan, returned to Korea for 17 years where Mrs. Lee served as president of the Business and Professional Womens’ Club and led many musical groups. She brings to the stage 30 years of experience as a director of choirs and choruses.
Following the 3 pm and 7 pm shows, complimentary wine, soft drinks and snacks will be offered to all attendees. Refreshments are provided by Atria, BrightStar, Seniors Helping Seniors, Fladeboe Automotive Group, Freedom Village and War Era Veterans Alliance.
All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to Saddleback Memorial Medical Center. For further information, call Sunshine at 949 586-4100.
Photo Caption: Back Row Left to right: Kui Kim, Susan Yune, Poong Lee, Young Kim, Yong Ko, Sung Kim, Jae Choi, Young Lee Front Row Left to right: Kyung Kim, Jung Chae, Jung Yang, Duck H. Lee (Director), Eun Chang, Hwa Chang, Nuncy Kwon Not Pictured: Chung Park, Young Lee (Pianist)
Photo Caption: Yoon Chi and husband, Sam Lee
Article 4: WWII Combat Vet To
Perform "Lost" Song-Poem In Sunshine Benefit For SMMC Author: David Hartman; Sunshine Lutey David Hartman, who served as an infantry rifleman in WWII, will sing and recite “The Song Of The Infantry,” a powerful war poem he found in a muddy foxhole in Germany in the winter of 1944. The author of the poem remains unknown to this day. Hartman, a bronze star winner for action in the “Battle Of The Bulge,” is master of ceremonies and a featured vocalist in the Sunshine Musical Variety Benefit Show scheduled for January 21, 2012. The Sunshine show will include music from Broadway, Country and Western, operatic arias, Korean Folk Songs, traditional favorites and tap dancing. A return appearance of the “Sunshine Sisters” will be featured in the show. Waverly Hanson and Beth Cornelius will join sister, Terri “Sunshine” Lutey in harmony with several old time favorites. Performances of the variety show benefiting Saddleback Memorial Medical Center which is sponsored by the Saddleback Kiwanis Club, will be presented in the Clubhouse 3 auditorium at 3 pm and 7 pm. Reserved seat tickets are $10. Refreshments, including wine, soft drinks and snacks, will be served to all who attend the show following the performances thanks to generous donations from Atria Senior Living Group, Fladeboe Automotive Group, Freedom Village, BrightStar Lifecare, Seniors Helping Seniors, and War Era Veterans Alliance. Tickets are now available in the Clubhouse 3 Box Office. All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to Saddleback Memorial Medical Center. For further information, call Sunshine at 949 586-4100. Photo Caption: David Hartman 1944 in Germany
Article 5: Basses Loaded Trio to Perform in Jan 21 Musical Benefit Author: Sunshine Lutey and David Hartman The Fifth Annual Sunshine Musical Variety show benefitting Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) will include songs by performers in the Basses Loaded trio, Chuck Pereau, David Hartman and Allan Couzens. An ever popular act in Sunshine concerts, Basses Loaded resurrects great singers of the past, performing as Luciano Pavarotti, Ezio Pinza and Perry Como. Chuck Pereau, a gifted tenor, will also offer selections from great Broadway musicals and an aria from Verdi’s Rigoletto. David Hartman, the Sunshine show’s MC will also sing baritone solos and a duet with Terri “Sunshine” Lutey, the group’s musical director. Allan Couzens, principal saxophonist, will also appear in several vocal ensembles. Audience favorite Frank Buchanan will return to the stage to sing and play the drum. Frank, who will celebrate his 100th birthday in April, is happiest when he is on-stage singing to his friends. Reserved seat tickets are on sale for the Sunshine Benefit Concert at the Clubhouse 3 Box Office for $10; all proceeds will be donated to SMMC. The musical variety show will be presented at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Saturday, January 21 at the Clubhouse 3 Auditorium. Principal sponsor of the Sunshine show is the Saddleback Kiwanis Club of Laguna Woods Village. Following both the 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. performances, complimentary wine, soft drinks and snacks will be served to all ticket holders courtesy of Atria Senior Living, BrightStar Lifecare, Seniors Helping Seniors, Fladeboe Automotive Group, Freedom Village and War Era Veterans Alliance. For further information, call Sunshine at 949 586-4100. Photo Caption; Left to right: “Basses Loaded” singers Chuck Pereau, David Hartman and Allan Couzens
Article 6: "Rhapsody In Rhythm" Tap Dancers Return in Sunshine Benefit Author: Sunshine Lutey and David Hartman It’s not too late to get your reserved seat tickets for the Fifth Annual Sunshine Benefit Concert for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC). The event is on Saturday, January 21 at 3 and 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse 3 auditorium. Tickets for each performance are available for $10 at the Clubhouse 3 Box Office; all proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to SMMC. The event is sponsored by the Saddleback Kiwanis Club. One of the highlights of the concert will be the synchronized dancing of “Rhapsody in Rhythm.” The lively dancers, Irene Sellers, Suzanne Wyman and Toni Olivera will present all new tap routines. In addition to their solo performances, they will join Sunshine ensemble groups, adding a little extra to the musical presentations.
The group has been dancing at many venues in Orange County for years and has delighted Sunshine Performance Club audiences since they joined forces with the Sunshine players in 2009. The vocalists in the Sunshine group enjoy the support of the band, the heart and soul of which is Art Yanes and his bass guitar. Jonathan Harrington, with piano and clarinet, adds much to the mix as does Allan Couzens on saxophone, Charlie Huntsman on guitar and Chuck Meyer on violin. Additionally, the group relies on drumming by Hank Gioia and Frank Buchanan along with strumming on ukulele by Chuck Pereau and Susan Hsu with a little harmonica support from David Hartman. The piano accompaniment of virtually every piece is provided with excellence by Shirley Docheff. In addition to an exciting and colorful show, audiences at both 3 and 7 pm performances will enjoy complimentary wine, soft drinks and snacks courtesy of Atria Senior Living, BrightStar Lifecare, Fladeboe Automotive Group, Freedom Village, Seniors Helping Seniors and War Era Veterans Alliance. For further information, call Sunshine at 949 586-4100. Photo Caption: Left to right are “Rhapsody in Rhythm” dancers Irene Sellers, Toni Olivera, Suzanne Wyman.
Article 7: Sunshine Benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center this Saturday Author: Carine Nadel, Laguna Woods Globe Reporter
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Article 8: Sunshine Performance Club and Saddleback Kiwanis Club Donate $ to Saddleback Memorial Medical Center Author: Sunshine Lutey and David Hartman On Monday, Monday, March 12, 2012, the Saddleback Kiwanis and Sunshine Performance Clubs donated $5,585 (proceeds from the Sunshine Musical Variety Show on January 21, 2012) to the Saddleback Memorial Medical Center. The Saddleback Kiwanis Club presented the two-performance Sunshine Musical event in the Clubhouse 3 auditorium. The Saddleback Kiwanis Club is part of an international service organization. The motto of the nearly 600,000 member strong organization is "To change the world one child and one community at a time." Although the Saddleback Kiwanis local chapter is small in number, it is mighty in its accomplishments. In addition to being the principal sponsor for the January Sunshine Benefit show, the club provided $57,000 this past year in scholarships to deserving high school and community college students and gave ten $1,000 scholarships to students in the "Advancement Via Individual Determination" program. In addition to the scholarship programs, Kiwanis supports the surrounding communities' children by volunteering time and expertise in a variety of programs focused on helping students from grade school through college to build self-esteem and study, leadership and community service skills. Kiwanis also has multiple programs to help and serve the community such as Meals on Wheels, South County Outreach, Holiday Gift Baskets, Help A Senior Day, Take Pride (where volunteers help to keep our village clean), and the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast which helps to raise the funds for some of these projects. Saddleback Kiwanis meets every Monday in Clubhouse 2 from 11;30 to 1:30 pm where members and guest can have lunch and enjoy presentations from prominent speakers. For more information about the Saddleback Kiwanis Club, call Denny Welch at 770-5760. The Sunshine Performance Club is rehearsing weekly for the June 16th musical show which will benefit Alzheimer's Association. For more information about the Sunshine Performance Club, call Sunshine Lutey at 586-4100. Presentation of Donation to Saddleback Memorial Medical Center It gives me great pleasure to stand before you today with a gift. This gift is the result of the Sunshine Musical Benefit show on January 21, 2012 and was made possible by the help of so many:
Performers who dedicated their time and talent Principal sponsor: Saddleback Kiwanis Club Program sponsors: Minuteman Press, Laguna Woods Auto
Refreshment sponsors who gave generously to provide complimentary food, wine and soft drinks:
o Atria Senior Living o BrightStar Lifecare
o Seniors Helping Seniors o Fladeboe Automotive Group o Freedom Village o War Era Veterans Alliance
Kiwanis volunteers who ushered, helped with food and organized the ushering and food efforts
People who supported and helped in the publication of the event: Golden Rain Foundation who approve the placement of posters in all of the clubhouses for the event
Rob Merritt and staff at Channel 6 Barbara Potter and staff at Laguna Woods Globe Heather Rasmussen from Laguna Woods Village Public Relations Marcia Wilson and staff of Social Services Village residents and guests who paid and attended the show Show attendees who additionally gave donations
Last, but certainly not least, my husband, David Hartman, who is not only an admirable performer and Master of Ceremonies, but who with his love and support, keeps me sane.
Because of everyone’s joint efforts, we are able to present you with this gift of $5,585.07. And if you ask where the seven cents came from, I’ll tell you – I don’t know.
Photo Caption: (left to right) Jay Krueger, President of Saddleback Kiwanis Club, Steve Geidt, CEO of Saddleback Memorial Medical Center, Terri Sunshine Lutey, President and Musical Director Sunshine Performance Club, David Hartman, Vice- President and Master of Ceremonies for Sunshine Performance Club
Our event sponsors are: o Minuteman Press o Laguna Woods Auto Repair and Body Shop o For January 21, 2012 event o Saddleback Kiwanis Club of Laguna Hills o For Refreshments for the January 21, 2012 event o Atria Senior Living o BrightStar Lifecare o Fladeboe Automotive Group o Freedom Village o Seniors Helping Seniors o War Era Veterans Alliance About Minuteman Press Since our 1st benefit show in February of 2008, Minuteman Press has been a loyal event sponsor, providing reasonable pricing for our promotional printing and providing the programs for our benefit events free of charge for which we are very grateful.
22821 Lake Forest Drive, Ste 107A • Lake Forest, CA 92630
Phone: 949-716-7711 • Fax: 949-716-7713
E-mail: [email protected]
Website for Minuteman Press of Lake Forest
About Laguna Woods Auto Repair and Body Shop Laguna Woods Auto Repair and Laguna Woods Auto Body became event sponsors starting with our January, 2010 benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center and continued sponsoring the Sunshine benefits every since. We appreciate their sponsorship.
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About Saddleback Kiwanis Club of Laguna Hills The Saddleback Kiwanis Club of Laguna Hills will sponsor the benefit show for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) on January 21, 2012 which will be the 5th SMMC Annual Benefit show by the Sunshine Performance Club. Saddleback Kiwanis Club is part of the Kiwanis International global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. Name: Jay Krueger, President Address: P.O. Box 2083 Laguna Hills, CA 92654 Contact: [email protected] Website: www.saddlebackkiwanis.com Weekly luncheon: Monday, Clubhouse 2 11:30-1:30 Monthly breakfast: 4th Thursday, Regency 7:37 AM
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About Atria Communities
The Atria communities provided wine for the celebration parties following the afternoon and evening shows at the benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) on January 21, 2012. We greatly appreciate their sponsorship.
Website for Atria Communities
About BrightStar Lifecare
BrightStar Life provided soft drinks and water for the celebration parties following the afternoon and evening shows at the benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) on January 21, 2012. We greatly appreciate their sponsorship.
Website for BrightStar
About Fladeboe Automotive Group
Fladeboe Automotive provided a generous donation to provide the food which was served for the celebration parties following the afternoon and evening shows at the benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) on January 21, 2012. We greatly appreciate their sponsorship.
Address: 14-16-18-20-42 Auto Center Drive Irvine Auto Center Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: (949) 830-7000
Website for Fladeboe Automotive Group
About Freedon Village
Freedom Village provided a generous donation to provide the food which was served celebration parties following
the afternoon and evening shows at the benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) on January 21, 2012. We greatly appreciate their sponsorship.
Name: Vicki Marincovich, Director of Admission/Marketing Address: 23442 El Toro Road, Building 2 Lake Forest, CA 92630 Phone: 949 472-4733 E-mail: [email protected]
Website for Freedom Village
About Seniors Helping Seniors
The Seniors Helping Seniors organization provided a generous donation to help with the food which was served for the celebration parties following the afternoon and evening shows at the benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) on January 21, 2012. We greatly appreciate their sponsorship. Name: Lisa Saputo Address: 24201 Rue De Gauguin Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Phone: 949 429-3365 E-Mail: [email protected]
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About War Era Veterans Alliance
The War Era Veterans Alliance organization provided appetizers for the celebration parties following the afternoon and evening shows at the benefit for Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (SMMC) on January 21, 2012. We greatly appreciate their sponsorship.
Contact Name: Donna Rybacki Address: 24031 El Toro Rd. Laguan Hills, CA 92653 Phone: 949-207-7780 or 800-901-094
Website for WarEraVeterans
