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Sandy Sewell

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Heather Gaughan

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Sheryl Anderson

Frances Applegate

Lin Auer

Susan Bartlett

Hyla Bertea*

Vicki Booth*

Mary V. Buckingham

Sherry Cagle

Janet Curci

Jacquelyn Dillman

Arden Flamson*

Betty Grazer

Jan Turner Hering

Nora Jorgensen Johnson

Janet Joyce

Sommer Killian

Margaret Larkin

Margery Lewis

Karen Linden*

Stephanie McClellan, M.D.

Priscella Moore

Gini Robins

Judith Swedlund

Lynn Thomas

Ginny Ueberroth*

Virginia Zenz

S U S ta I n I n g m E m b E r S

Jodi Greenbaum

Stephanie Grody

Marcia Martyn

Leslie Moore

Kathy Schoenbaum

Jude Steele*

Keri Ueberroth

* Past Chairs

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Pame Schmider, Arden Flamson, Ethan Zohn, Ginny Ueberroth, and Sandy Sewell

Circle 1000 celebrated its 23rd Annual Founders’ Brunch with Ethan Zohn as the keynote speaker. Zohn captivated and inspired the entire audience. He eloquently wove his recent battle and survival with CD20-positive Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer with stories about his experience on reality television show “Survivor Africa.” Speaking from the heart, Zohn epitomized a perspective that everyone could relate to about fighting cancer and moving forward as a “survivor”. He now celebrates January 1 as his new birthday, marking the completion of his stem-cell replacement and its success. For the first time since completing his cancer treatment, Zohn spoke openly and graciously to an audience of more than 500 Circle 1000 supporters, sharing many of the peaks and valleys he continually faced and conquered during his various cancer treatments. More than once, the audience became quiet and still, as each guest was pulled into every heartache, challenge and triumph. His speech enlightened each guest with a perfect combination of wit, truth and sensitivity about living with cancer. As an avid soccer player and after winning $1 million dollars on the reality television series “Survivor Africa,” Zohn established the Grassroots Soccer Organization in Africa to educate the youth about HIV/Aids through soccer, a revered sport in Africa. Following his diagnosis, Zohn once again set out to make a difference and became a cancer awareness advocate. He decided to become a megaphone for his generation diagnosed with cancer. Zohn was recently named as the Survivor show’s ambassador to the national campaign of Stand Up 2 Cancer and is committed to rallying the global cancer community toward a common goal: to outwit cancer and vote it off the planet. “I want to see everyone diagnosed

with cancer become a survivor – that would be the ultimate reward,” says Zohn. Circle 1000 echos that very same sentiment. A DVD was viewed during the brunch highlighting the origins and visions of Circle 1000, including the significant accomplishments and progress supporters have made possible over Circle 1000’s 23-year history. Thank you all for your dedication to Circle 1000. Our annual brunch is similar to a Thanksgiving gathering, albeit it occurs in the spring. As we celebrated our 23rd year, we once again gathered together and gave thanks to our Circle 1000-Circle of Supporters. Your generous contributions and participation bonds us together and makes us a caring and loving family who support each other. Your loyalty enables Hoag Cancer Institute to provide world-class cancer care right here in our neighborhood. Surviving these economic times is challenging, remaining a top-ranked cancer institute is challenging, and battling an illness as cancer is challenging. Your commitment to Circle 1000 and Hoag Cancer Institute keeps us vital and strong. In Circle 1000’s 23-year history, contributions have totaled more than $11.4 million. On behalf of Circle 1000 Founders’ Committee, Hoag Cancer Institute and Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian we thank you for your 2010 contributions. Contributions were designated in the following areas:

• $100,000-CellBiologyLab

• $100,000-OncologyNursing

• $100,000-SandySewellOncologyNursingScholarshipEndowment

• $633,000-HoagCancerInstituteExpansion

Pame Schmider, Circle 1000 Chair

Circle 1000 Raises More Than $1 Million The success of a survivor

FFounders’ Committee

U N D E R W R I T E R SPPlatinumSusan Bartlett & Edouard de Limburg

Jean Bellwood/Carl E. Wynn Foundation

Helen & Bill Close

Jackie Glass/The Kling Family Foundation

Margaret & Thomas Larkin, Jr.

Marge & Jeff Lewis

Pame Schmider & Ernie Schmider

Sandy Sewell

John Siroonian †

Judith Swedlund

Ginny & Peter Ueberroth

Sue Werner In memory of Larry Werner

Anonymous

† Deceased

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Elaine and Hunter Keck Marilyn Von KleinSmid-Randolph and Charles Randolph

SStar Patrons

Lynette & Richard Berg

Laurie & Gerard Cappello and Mary & Jeff Sewell

John L Curci & Janet L. Curci/ John Curci Family Foundation

Bette & Jim Dobrott

Laurie & Jake Easton III

Elaine & Hunter Keck

Roger Kirwan

Karen & Tom Linden

Ann & Robert Lucas

Marin-Finn Foundation

Melinda & Tony Moiso

Jamie & Jamie Shepherdson

Elizabeth Steele

Pinkie & Dennis Terry/ The Terry Family Foundation

Mary Lynn & Rusty Turner

Marilyn Von KleinSmid-Randolph

Kim & Hank Weeks

Anonymous

PPlatinum Underwriters

Margaret LarkinJudith Swedlund Jackie Glass

Bette and Jim Dobrott, Margo O’Conner

Diane and Kurt Stewart, Ethan Zohn and Jean Bellwood

U N D E R W R I T E R SPPlatinum

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Dee Dee Anderson, Heather Gaughan & Brandy Valdez

Heather Gaughan In memory of Marilee Pyle

Jeff Sewell and Laurie Cappello

DDistinguished Underwriters

Liz & Gordon Anderson

Sheryl & Dr. Robert Anderson/ Southern California Center for Reproductive Medicine

Joan & Don Beall

Shelley & Phil Belling

Vicki & Bill Booth

Deborah & Larry Bridges

Louise & Daniel Brigham/ Gardner Grout Foundation

Mary O. & Jim Buckingham

P. J. & Bill Burke

Jody & Scott Burnham

Sue & Peter Cooper

Carmela & Ben Du

Cheri & Dave Ekedal

Arden Flamson

Ginny & Dave Hanna

Maralou & Jerry Harrington

Lynette & Michael Hayde

JoAnn Hertel

Jacqueline Humphries

Jeanette Bertea Hennings Foundation

Sherry & Parker Kennedy/ First American Corporation

Sandra & Ron Livingston

Kathleen McIntosh

Marilyn McIntyre

Judy & Thomas McKernan

Priscella Moore

Pam & Jim Muzzy

Trish & John O’Donnell

Dr. Sherry Phelan

Tara & Michael Shapiro

Betsy & Don Tarbell

Nancy & Bill Thompson

Vicki & Jim Warmington

Wells Fargo Private Bank

MMajor Underwriters

Dr. Robert Anderson and Sheryl Anderson

Kerry BarthHeather Gaughan Laurie Easton

Sue Werner, Ethan Zohn and Virginia Zenz


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Karen Linden and Sandy Sewell

Michelle and Dorothy Bendetti Lesley and Beverley Elliott

Beth Knapp, Angie Evans and Sally KnappPriscilla Moore

Jennifer CondasStephanie Close, Debbie Millar, Ethan Zohn and Helen Close

Frances & Dr. John Applegate

Dorothy & Donald Bendetti

The Bertea Family

Janet Smith Brown

BSN-JOBST/World Leader in Vascular & Lymphedema Management

Mary Valentine Buckingham

Stella Chavos/Newport Center Orthopedics

Diane & Jim Connelly

Kingsley & Jack Croul

Betsy & Dr. Charles Denham

Mary Allyn & Earl Dexter

Sandy & Allan Fainbarg

Jocelyn & Roger Gilbert

Kathryn Glassmyer/South Coast Plaza

Ellie & Michael Gordon

Kari Grimm

Jan Turner Hering & J. Clark Booth In memory of Kay & John Turner

Patricia Jackson

Sandi Mitchell

Ann & Jim Morris

Patsy & David Schweitzer

Barbara & Ken Strottman

Heidi Ueberroth

Keri Ueberroth & Dave Neshat

Polly & Joseph Ueberroth

Susie & George Wood

BBenefactors

Sally & Dr. Rick Afable

JoAnn Albers

Ginger Allen

Mary & Dick Allen

Pat & Dick Allen

Zee Allred

Susan & Sam Anderson

Julia Argyros/Argyros Family Foundation

Lia & Victor Assad

Lin & Al Auer

Kerry & Dr. Neil Barth

Beckstrand Cancer Foundation

Barbara Belveal

Trish & Mike Berchtold

UUnderwriters

Tammy and Jim Pratt

P

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Lizette Pribus and Carmela DuJill and Hyla Bertea

Jacqueline and Kathy HumphriesKathryn and Susan Anderson

Dr. Robert Dillman and Ethan Zohn

Mary Lynn Bergman-Rallis

Gian Franco Bertolino/ Modo mio cucina rustica

Barbara & Alex Bowie

Lisa & Steve Briggs

Dr. James Caillouette

Nancy Caldwell

Missy & Chris Callero In memory of Michael Callero

Elaine & Tykye Camaras

Linda & Denny Campbell

Mary & Fenton Carey

Kris & Jay Carnahan

Howard Chastain

Citigroup Private Bank

Betty S. Clark

Clara Clem

Jane & Richard Croul

Alison Davis

Dee & Richard Dick

Jacquelyn Beauregard Dillman & Dr. Robert Dillman

Beverley Elliott

Tammy & Jim Evatt

Sarah & Carter Ewing In memory of Louise Ewing

Florence Fainbarg

Arnold Feuerstein

Juanita Firestone

Lynn Freeman

Tracy & Steven Friedmann

Mary & Walter Frome/The Frome Foundation

Artyn & Max Gardner

Barbara & Jim Glabman

Marjorie Godber

Susan Graham & Linda Ensbury In memory of Jackie Kuhn

Betty Grazer

Etelka & Gerald Greer

Barbara Grimm-Marshall

Stephanie Grody

Sue & Dan Guggenheim

Jana Hackett

Kathy & John Hamilton

Jill & James Hewicker In memory of Gary Di Sano

Dee & Lawrence Higby

Sandi & Gary Hill

Lisa Hillgren

UUnderwriters

Florence Fainbarg and Clara Clem Ann Raney and Mary Tollner

Heather Madden and Bill Peters


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Brooke and Arden Flamson, Ethan Zohn, Ashley and R.J. Flamson

Roger, Nicole, Virginia and Sean Kirwan

Keri and Ginny Ueberroth and Vicki Booth

Allie and Ernie SchmiderDr. John Applegate, Jill Aschieri and Fran Applegate

Ursula & Bob Hoshaw

Regina & Richard Hunsaker

Dr. Gracita DeCosta Iyer & Dr. Kris Iyer

Margie & Mike Jager

Rick John In memory of Rosalind Williams John

Nora Jorgensen Johnson & Dr. James Johnson

Dee Dee & Steve Jones

Lynn & Michael Joseph

Michelle & Dr. Ashton Kaidi

Jane Kingsley

Beth & Tom Knapp

Sally & Jim Knapp

Joan & Ron Lane

Anne Layton

Debra Legan

Lou Light

Ann Weddington Lucas

Martha Macnab

Heather & Jim Madden

Christy & Lou Marlin

Kelly & Jim Mazzo

Carol McCann

Dr. Stephanie McClellan & Dr. Beth Hamilton/OC Gynecology

Robert McClellan & Bobby Nichols/ The Sports Syndicate

Carolyn & Gary McKitterick

Jo Mclain

Dana McNeill In memory of Jules Swimmer

Susie & Norm Meager

MEDI-USA/World-Wide Leaders In Compression Therapy

Zada & Thomas Megonigal

Kathy & Ron Merriman

Jan Moody

Newport Lido Medical Center

Kathy & Michael Pearlman

Sandra & Daniel Perlmutter

Nancy & Sidney Petersen

Pat Peyton

Mary Philpot

Therese Poitevin & Richard O’Hara

Colene & Bob Porter

Charlene Prager

Ann Raney/Raney & Zusman Medical Group

Gini & Bob Robins/Theodore Robins Ford

UUnderwriters

Jim Muzzy Jerry Harrington

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CIRCLE OF SUPPORT

Pame Schmider

Enthusiastic, energetic, creative, with a passion for making a difference, all those words exemplify Circle 1000’s Chair, Pame Schmider.

Pame became involved with the Circle 1000 committee several years ago. She deeply believes Circle 1000 makes a difference in the lives of those with cancer. Her mother is a survivor of polio, a disease that at one time had no cure. It is her hope that cures for all cancers will soon be discovered.

“The amazing history and tradition that has evolved over the course of the last 23 years is due to this highly successful group of women,” states Pame. “As Circle 1000 chair, I have followed in the footsteps of seven remarkable previous chairs. Each has brought to the table an incredible vision with fresh ideas that have engaged the community and committee, year after year, in their support of Hoag. I am truly honored to serve as chair of Circle 1000.”

The 2010 Circle 1000 Annual Founders’ Brunch was Pame’s first public appearance as chair. The event was attended by more than 500 guests, and raised more than $1 million for Hoag Cancer Institute.

“Cancer is not contagious, but your continued generosity is!”

Britton Caillouette and Carrie

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PPame Schmider – Vin Jorgensen Award Winner

BBritton Caillouette – 10 Year Survivor ArticleBritton Caillouette is an amazing young man. As an eighth grader, Britton’s life changed dramatically when he was diagnosed with a very aggressive osteosarcoma in his left femur. The treatment to cure this cancer is very complicated. Britton’s father is one of Hoag’s leading orthopedic surgeons, Dr. Jamie Caillouette, and he knew that if Britton had knee replacement surgery at this age, he would have to have it replaced several times during his lifetime. After completing chemotherapy treatment, Britton and his family chose to do bone graph surgery in Seattle. After surgery, Britton suffered complications when a vein was blocked with a blood clot and he underwent angioplasty. Chemotherapy was now too risky. He continued to persevere with chronic pain and required crutches. Fast forward a couple years later, Britton had endured many treatments, but was once again enjoying life as a sophomore at Sage Hill and had started dating a girl named Carrie. During a routine scan of his lungs, a nodule was found which meant that his cancer was in Stage II. Surgery was required to remove the nodule. Chemotherapy was still considered too risky. Soon after the surgery, Britton felt pain in his knee. He thought it was from a broken screw in the bone marrow graph. His family and

Carrie traveled back to Seattle, but the news was not good. Another tumor was found in Britton’s leg and he underwent an amputation. Britton's tumor cells were brought to Hoag Cancer Institute's Cell Biology Lab where they created a patient-specific vaccine from his cells. Britton was injected once a month for six months and then was fitted with a prosthesis. “He never complained or felt sorry for himself,” shared his mother Dori Koll, “he always remained and continues to remain positive.” Britton graduated from Sage Hill and attended Stanford University. He is following his dream and is a partner in a film production company called High Low Film, with an emphasis on documentaries. In August, Britton married his high school sweetheart Carrie and they live in San Francisco with their Irish wolfhound. One of the guests who attended their wedding was Dr. Michael Brant-Zawadzki, ExecutiveMedicalDirectorofHoagNeurosciences,whoinitiallytreatedBrittonwhenhewasfirstdiagnosedwithcancer.HetoldBritton, all those years ago, he would dance at his wedding and indeed he did! Britton is celebrating 10 years cancer free!


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“A number of our Circle 1000 donors and committee members have had cancer, and experienced the extraordinary oncology nursing and care received at Hoag,” states Circle 1000 Chair Pame Schmider. “Because of this the members and donors of Circle 1000 have displayed their gratitude through their generous support to oncology nursingatHoag.”ThisincludesanendowmentfortheSandySewellNursingOncologyScholarship, which was created in 2007. Oncology nursing is such a multifaceted area that requires specialized training and education. We are honored to support the continuing education and development of Hoag’s dedicated caregivers.

Thisyears2010SandySewellOncologyNursingScholarshipAwardrecipientisLarryKnapp. Larry has worked on Hoag’s 8th Floor In-Patient Oncology Unit for the past four years and recently transferred to the Hoag Cancer Outpatient Treatment Clinic. He is married with two young children and plans to return to California State University Fullerton to further his career, first to obtain his Bachelors Degree, followed with his NursePractitionerLicenseandCertification.Larryplanstocontinueworkinginthefield of oncology and is honored and privileged to receive this outstanding award.Nurse Awardee Larry Knapp

Show your support in the fight against cancer with a sterling silver Circle of Support awareness charm.

Circle 1000 now offers a clip-on charm that can be worn on necklaces or bracelets as an

inspirational symbol in support of Hoag Cancer Institute’s quest toward a cure. The charm

makes a special gift for friends, family and loved ones who may be battling cancer – a

thoughtful way to recognize and remind them you are with them through each step of their

journey.CharmscanbepurchasedthroughtheHoagFoundationbycalling949/764-7217.

Credit cards and checks are accepted. All proceeds benefit Hoag Cancer Institute.

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LLarry Knapp – 2010 Sandy Sewell Nursing Oncology Scholarship Recipient

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MMark Your Calendar, Save the Date for April 27, 2011

Circle 1000’s 24th Annual Founders’ Brunch is set for Wednesday, April 27, 2011 at the Hilton

Orange County, Costa Mesa. Guest speaker will be author Kelly Corrigan. Corrigan’s book, The

Middle Place, is written as a beautiful memoir that intertwines her own story of cancer with that

of her larger-than-life, Irish-American father, who at the very same time was battling his own

cancer. Corrigan openly and tenderly, with a great amount of humor combined, illustrates the

unbelievably powerful strength between father and daughter and the journey they walked together,

mixed with the unbreakable bond of family. Join us for this special morning of sharing.

Wear a Charm, Spread the Word and Make a Difference

Kelly Corrigan

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10 CIRCLE OF SUPPORT

Michelle Rohe

Mary & Peter Rooney

Lee Sammis In memory of Joan Sammis

Eva & Nick Scalzo

Mark Schley

Suzanne & Bob Searles In memory of Mary Ann Stewart

The Sewell Family In memory of Jim Austin

Ann & Jim Shea

Carolyn & Peter Shea

Kristin & Baker Smith

Margie & Larry Smith

Peggie Sprague

Sue & Ralph Stern

Stacy & Jeff Stone

Jane P. Taylor

Kathy & John Teele

Judy & Dave Threshie

Valaree Wahler

Sally & Terry Welsh

Sandra & Ray Wirta

Peggy & Lloyd Wise

Women’s Cancer Research Foundation

Marilyn McIntyre Mary Allyn Dexter

Steve JonesNick and Eva Scalzo

Pinky Terry, Ethan Zohn, Julie and Les Terry

Jan Turner Hering Allison Schweitzer and Sue Wensley Stella Chavos

UUnderwriters

Sandy & Roger DeYoung

Madaline & Stephen Gordon/ The Gordon Foundation

Susie & Richard Johnson

Johann & Dr. Richard Jonas

David Kernan

Greg McCaffery/McCaffery Home Builders

Newport Harbor High School Volleyball Booster Club

Joy Schaefer-Skaggs

Terry Schreyer

Kylie Schuyler

EMembers Extraordinaire

Sommer Killian and Mary V. Buckingham


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Steve Jones

Michael Shapiro, Ethan Zohn and Tara Shapiro

Barbara and Jim GlabmanDenny and Linda Campbell

Ginny and Dave HannaDr. James Johnson and Nora Jorgensen Johnson

Dr. Gracita DeCosta Iyer and Dr. Kris IyerBill and Vicki Booth

Louise & Dr. Edwin Amyes

Aileen Arenson

Bonnie Barrington

Thomas Casey

Mike & Wendy Cupps

Denise Duncan

Betty Gleason

Joan Hadley

Karina Hamilton

Argine & Haig Kelegian

Mary Leshure

Susan Mailman

Diane Schweitzer

Robert Kay Smith

Dr. Lincoln Snyder

Elizabeth & William Storm

AAssociates

SSupportersJoann Akerman

Jean Baker

Katherine Basso

Binnie Beaumont

Kenya Beckmann

Beth Bidna

Sherry Cagle

Julie Carpenter

Amy Claster

Linda Colton

Bernice Copp

Peggy Coye

Donnie Crevier

Martha Crowner

Dee Curry

Vicki de Reynal

Denise Desantis

Marian Dunlap

Jamie Donchess

Kathleen Eastman

Bonnie Egan

Kathleen Feicht

Alberta Firth

Jean Galloway

Doe Girling

Glenna Granzella

Jodi Greenbaum

Floyd Harmon

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Kathryn GlassmyerRenate Rados and Kelly Mazzo Ursula Hoshaw

Janet Joyce Tracy Friedmann Sue Stern

Dana Anderson and Shelley Belling

Lin Auer and Sherry CagleJane Kingsley and P.J. Burke

Jenny Petty and Beth Hallett

SSupportersHeather Harwell

Nancy Hodgkinson

Kathy Humphries

Miwako Inoue

Joanne Johnston

Sommer Killian

Kathleen Kort

Toni Leffler

Nadine Leyton

Karen Littlefair

Edith Marowitz

Carol Martin

Marcia Martyn

Giovanna Mastrovich

Joan McBride

Beth McCray

Melinda & Douglas McCrea

Bessie Meily

Jo-An Merrill

Ida Middlesworth

Leslea Miller

Judy Montgomery

Leslie & Thomas Moore

Cynthia Morales

Lynn Multari

Dorothy Munroe

Sue Murphy

Lila Nelson

Margo O’Conner

Peggy Ogden

Dorothea Perrin

Jenny Petty

Becky Plaisance

Lynn Pyle

Mary Rabbit

Mary Ramella

Francesca & Sam Rehnborg

Margaret Rumsfeld

Gini Savage

Marilee Schneider

Dr. Margaret Shannon

Sheryl Soden

Betty Stroch

Madeline Swinden

Penny Taube

Lynn Thomas

Barbara Travers


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Ursula Hoshaw Dr. Dan Huang, Dr. Neil Barth, Ethan Zohn, Dr. Ana Rojas, Dr. Matt Carroll

Richard and Dee Pritchard Dick

Fenton and Mary Carey

Carol McCann

Sarah Ewing and Leslie Montgomery

Dr. Mark Schley

Dr. John Storch and Sandy Sewell

SSupportersPhyliss Turner

Chris Valli/Chris Valli Enterprises

Dorothy Wahlstedt

Maryann Wentworth

Keiko Sakamoto & Bill Witte

Cynthia Wittenberg

Patricia Yoder

Virginia Zenz

DDonorsSusan Allen

Betty Andrews

Rita Auelmann

Moira Auld

Barbara Aune

Diane Bailey

Magda Barragan

Sheri Best

Carol Boice

Linda Braun

Nancy Bushell

Lyn Carlyle

Susan Champion

Heather Cook

Julie Diller

Frances Farrer

Kathleen & Emory Frink

Victoria Gering

Patricia Groth

Marti Hau

Beverly Holcomb

Joan Hall Holstein

Louise Hromadka

Patricia Anne Hurley

Carolyn Hurley

Susan Hutchinson

Libby & Jack Keating

Coead Kenny

Susan Krause

Lou Krumpholz

Rick Martin

Eileen McConnell

Lavona McVicker

Kathy and Michael Pearlman

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Betty Clark, Barbara Aune and Betty Grazer

Marsha Anderson and Terry Schreyer Patti Wendt, Ethan Zohn and JoAnn Albers

Madeline Swinden Nancy Caldwell and Joyce UkopinaGini Robins

Lil Spitzer, Gail Ross, Mary Rooney and Suzanne Searles

DDonorsLauri Mendenhall

Donna Miramontes

Carmelita Moore

Barbara Newcomb

Cynthia Niblo

Suzanne Paulson

Ruth Poole

Carol Porter

Lucy & Rick Rawlins

Dr. Dorothy Ray

Louise Ribal

Lane Sherman

Marcelle Steller

Angela Stollsteimer

Vi Straw

Lois Tingler

Shelley Todd

Jean Trom

Irene Tupman

Sara & Bill Ware

Georgene Wintermute

Lizanne Witte

HIn Honor OfHyla Bertea by Sue & Ralph Stern

Karen Linden by Diana Aston & Jane Penso Sandy Sewell

Pame Schmider by Karen Linden Jane Penso Al Roberts Sandy Sewell Emily Thompson Sharon Thornton

Sandy Sewell by Megan Callahan Arden Flamson Karen Linden Jane Penso

Betty Sismore by Patricia Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Kitchen

Ginny Ueberroth by Karen Linden

Ginny & Peter Ueberroth by Karen Linden Barbara Belveal


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Julia Argyros and Lula Halfacre

Sally and Terry WelshTykye Camaras and Elaine Camaras

Mary and Walter FromeDr. Paul Kuhn and Susan Graham

Al Auer by Arden Flamson

Thomas Cleaver by Fran & Dr. John Applegate

Patricia Heise by Fran & Dr. John Applegate

Enid Hromadka by Sandy Sewell

Thomas Jones by Joan Weidemann

Jim Muller by Sandy Sewell

Al Rudderow by Marian Dunlap Louise & Daniel Brigham

Theodore Schnack by Lynn Thomas

Lucille Udell by Sandy Sewell

Ginny Valentine by Sandy Sewell

MIn Memory Of

Lula Halfacre – Traditional Jewelers

IIn Kind Donor

Tom and Karen Linden

David Ekedal, Ethan Zohn and Cheri Ekedal

Circle 1000 Founders’ Committee

Row 1, left to right: Nora Jorgensen Johnson, Sheryl Anderson, Karen Linden, Heather Gaughan, Ethan Zohn, Pame Schmider, Ginny Ueberroth, Vicki Booth and Betty Grazer. Row 2, left to right: Kerry Barth, Hyla Bertea, Margaret Larkin, Gini Robins, Judith Swedlund, Sandy Sewell, Priscella Moore, Arden Flamson, Frances Applegate, Lin Auer, Jan Turner Hering, Sherry Cagle and Virginia Zenz. Not pictured: Susan Bartlett, Mary V. Buckingham, Janet Curci, Jacquelyn B. Dillman, Kathryn Glassmyer, Janet Joyce, Sommer Killian, Marge Lewis, Stephanie McClellan, M.D. and Lynn Thomas.


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Jill Ireland † – 1988

Betty Rollin – 1989

Nancy Reagan – 1990

Peter Ueberroth – 1991

Dave Dravecky – 1992

Dr. Edward Rosenbaum – 1993

Susan Nessim and Diana Golden † – 1994

Linda Ellerbee – 1995

Carol Krause – 1996

Harry Belafonte – 1997

Ted Kennedy, Jr. – 1998

Scott Hamilton – 1999

Barbara Barrie – 2000

Alan Hobson – 2001

Geraldine Ferraro – 2002

Julia Sweeney – 2003

Hamilton Jordan – 2004

Meredith Baxter Birney – 2005

Sam Donaldson – 2006

Lou Holtz – 2007

Tom Brokaw – 2008

Cokie Roberts – 2009

Ethan Zohn – 2010

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Circle 1000 24 Annual Founders’ Brunch - Welcome to the … · birthday, marking the completion of his stem-cell replacement and its success. For the first time since completing