ayout 1 - Gateway To Hope

A B R E A S T C A N C E R L I F E L I N E
VOL. 2, ISSUE 1 t H e l i f e l i n e SPRING 2008
845 North New Ballas Ct.
Suite 380
St. Louis, MO 63141
314-569-1113
314-432-3303 (fax)
www.gthstl.org
Enabling Hope
President
Kim Blomker
Vice-President
Melvin M. Maclin, II, M.D.
Giving Hope: Missouri Baptist Medical
Center Recognized as Premier Partner Provider
At Gateway to Hope, we are extremely
grateful for the ongoing and growing
support of our partner providers.
Together they serve as our “clinic without
walls” and enable us to arrange
breast cancer care for individuals who
cannot afford medical treatment.
Secretary
Rebecca Brown
Treasurer
Kathy Richey
Historian
Suzanne Lesser
Directors
Demos Argyros
Jessica H. Boyd, M.D.
Susan Ferguson
Diane Gallant
Jan Goldstein
Carolyn Haimann
Bernice McGuire-Irwin, RNC
Jamie Zveitel Kwiatek
Michael Litz
Peggy Michelson
Stacey L. Murphy
Brooke Perlyn
Jacki Rosen
Nancy C. Santana
Bruce Schmidt, MA, LPC, ABMP
Ann Davis Shields
Pam Toder
Executive Director
Cindy Frank, J. D.
Program Nurse Managers
Fran E. Jackson, R.N., B.A.
Christine A. Lyss, R.N.
Jane Roodman Weiss, R.N., BSN
Co-Founders
David A. Caplin, M.D.
Marlys E. Schuh, M.D.
One of our most valued founding
partners is Missouri Baptist Medical
Center, which operates an NCIdesignated
(National Cancer Institute)
cancer center. Our first hospital
partner, Missouri Baptist donates a
wide variety of health care services to
our patients. Hospital professionals
provide operating facilities and medical
supplies, and the hospital’s affiliated
physician specialists from Midwest
Radiological Associates and Midwest
Hematology-Oncology Consultants,
Inc. donate their clinical expertise.
Additionally, in 2007 and 2008, its
foundation stepped up to provide leadership
level financial support to GTH.
Commitment From
The Top
Joan Magruder, president of Missouri
Baptist, actively supports GTH’s
commitment to being a “breast cancer
lifeline.” She volunteers as our
hospital advocate and plays a leading
role in helping recruit other hospitals to
our network. Ms. Magruder recently
made a presentation about GTH to a
group of hospital presidents in the St.
Louis region, launching promising
negotiations with several institutions.
Gateway to Hope is extremely grateful to the Cancer Center physicians at
Missouri Baptist Medical Center who have donated services to our
patients. Pictured in the center’s new Healing Garden: (back row) Debbie
Mercier, RN, MSN, director of oncology services; Alan Lyss, MD, medical
oncologist; Gary Ratkin, MD, medical oncologist; Paul Schultz, MD,
medical oncologist; Humberto Fagundes, MD, radiation oncologist; Joan
Magruder, Missouri Baptist Medical Center president; and (front row)
Jason Li, MD, medical oncologist; Deborah Wienski, MD, medical
oncologist; Atif Shafqat, MD, medical oncologist; and Michael Bolger, MD,
medical oncologist. Not pictured: Marcio Fagundes, MD, radiation
oncologist and John Niemeyer, MD, chief of radiology at Missouri Baptist.
“As a nationally recognized cancer center, 20 percent of
our cancer patients come to us for the treatment of breast
cancer,” said Ms. Magruder. “We became involved as
supporters of Gateway to Hope because of the invaluable
assistance they provide for uninsured and underinsured
women battling breast cancer. At Missouri Baptist, we view
ourselves as stewards of the community’s health, and
working with Gateway to Hope we’ve been able to donate
life-saving medical services to women in need.”

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Giving Hope: Partner Providers Make a Difference
Gateway to Hope appreciates the support of all of the surgeons, physician specialists,
anesthesia practices, hospitals, surgery centers, pharmaceutical companies, medical
supply companies and imaging centers who are our partners. In this issue of The Lifeline,
we extend a special thanks to the following partner organizations:
Ballas Outpatient Surgery Center
Ballas Outpatient Surgery Center offers a full spectrum of surgical services
to physicians and patients. The center donates all necessary services to
physicians and patients during surgery including pathology testing and
anesthesia services as well as overnight stays.
Center for Diagnostic imaging
The Center for Diagnostic Imaging (CDI) is a freestanding, outpatient imaging
provider that offers a full range of diagnostic imaging services in 43 centers
located in eight states to including Missouri. CDI is a valued partner provider
donating all types of imaging scans, including MR, CT, mammography, ultrasound
and other diagnostic exams to GTH patients at all stages of breast cancer
treatment. CDI is committed to making a difference for breast cancer patients
who cannot afford treatment.
Metro imaging
Metro Imaging provides professional diagnostic imaging services in five
convenient, service-oriented outpatient settings. Metro Imaging provides our
patients magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT scan),
ultrasonography (ultrasound), digital mammography and x-ray services.
Quest Diagnostics
Quest Diagnostics is the nation’s leading provider of diagnostic testing,
information and services to the medical and research community. The company
offers a wide variety of routine, esoteric, gene-based, and pathology testing to
support physicians in making medical decisions for their patients. Quest
Diagnostics provides laboratory testing to our patients. The company is deeply
committed to donating its services to GTH because many of the company’s
employees have been touched by someone with breast cancer.
St. louis Surgical Center
The St. Louis Surgical Center (SLSC) donates all facility, pathology and
anesthesia services to physicians treating our patients in its center. SLSC is an
extremely valuable member of our provider network.
More Partner news
Gateway to Hope welcomes our newest partner providers: Berland Imaging &
MRI, Frontenac Surgery and Spine Care Center, and SSM St. Mary’s Health
Center.
If you are interested in becoming a partner, donating your services or
know someone who would like to offer their services, please contact our
office at 314.569.1113.
Holiday Card to Benefit
Gateway to Hope
Special thanks to pediatric dentist
Carolynn Wolff, DDS, for paying tribute to
Gateway to Hope this holiday season by
making a generous donation in honor of her
patients and professional colleagues.
According to Dr. Wolff, “Since I cannot donate
my services to Gateway to Hope patients
directly, I wanted to find a way to make a
difference in these people’s lives.”
Dr. Wolff’s special holiday card read:
“ As a gift to you and your family this
joyous holiday season, the office of
Dr. Carolynn Wolff has graciously
made a donation in your honor to
Gateway to Hope.”
Online Donations and
Tributes Now Available
Gateway to Hope now accepts
online donations and tributes
through our highly secure website.
We acknowledge each donation by
sending a letter to the person(s)
identified on the donation form.
All contributions help GTH spread
the word about our services and
enable us to arrange breast cancer
treatment for those in need who
cannot afford their own healthcare.
To make your tax
deductible contribution
go to www.gthstl.org

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Receiving Hope: Profile of a Patient
When 56 year old Robin B., a single mother of two, moved to
St. Louis in 2004, she had no idea that it was be one of the
best decisions she could make.
In October 2007, Robin observed a change in the size of her
nipple, but did not know what caused it. A few days later while
grocery shopping at Schnucks she noticed Susan G. Komen for
the Cure (Komen) breast cancer awareness information. Just
before she got to her car she went back into the store to pick up
a pamphlet.
“Of course I knew about breast cancer, but I had no idea of the
warning signs or symptoms,” said Robin. “While reading the
pamphlet several red flags immediately went up for me. I called
my sister and we put a plan in action.”
Robin made an appointment at St. Luke’s Breast Care Center for
a test which revealed she had breast cancer. She was scared and
didn’t know where to turn because she has no health insurance.
St. Luke’s referred her to Gateway to Hope (GTH). She also called
Komen and they recommended GTH too.
“From the moment I called Gateway to Hope I knew everything
was going to work out for me,” Robin sighed with relief. “I spoke
with Fran Jackson, one of the program nurse managers, and she
was so nice. She reassured me they could help.”
A few days later Robin had an appointment with Marlys Schuh,
MD, Surgical Oncologist at the St. Louis Cancer & Breast Institute,
to review her diagnosis. Because Robin’s cancer was detected
early, Dr. Schuh was able to perform a lumpectomy, not mastectomy,
one week later at the Ballas Outpatient Surgery Center.
Jason Li, MD visits with GTH patient Robin B. during a routine check up.
Next, Fran contacted Jason Li, MD, Medical Oncologist, at Missouri
Baptist and made arrangements for Robin to get evaluated for
treatment. Currently she is receiving chemotherapy, radiation and
hormone replacement therapy.
“Dr. Schuh, Dr. Li and all of the nurses and staff in their offices
and everyone at Gateway to Hope have been amazing to me,”
explained Robin. “They listen to how I am feeling, they are very
observant of my situation and they always take time to explain
things to me so I am comfortable with my treatment. Their optimistic
approach reassures me that I am getting the best care and I can
focus on getting well and not on my ability to pay for treatment.”
Do You Know
Someone GtH
Could Help?
If you know someone who has been
diagnosed with breast cancer and
cannot afford treatment, tell them
about Gateway to Hope.
GTH arranges care and coordinates
medical and surgical treatments
through doctors, hospitals and
specialists who donate their
time and services.
Who can make a referral?
There are several factors we consider in order to screen the individuals who
qualify for our program, including:
- Have a confirmed diagnosis of breast cancer
- Are genetically at high risk for developing breast cancer
- Do not have insurance or have inadequate coverage
- Meet certain medical and financial criteria
- Do not qualify for Medicaid or Show Me Healthy Women state sponsored programs
- Reside in the state of Missouri
How can you make a referral?
Anyone can make a confidential referral including:
- Families and friends
- Co-workers and neighbors
- Patients and health care providers
To make a referral, call Gateway to Hope at 314.569.1113.

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Key to the Cure Boasts Huge Success
Photo coutesy of Ladue News
Event Co-Chairs from left to right: Sheri Diemer, Pam Toder, Jan Goldstein and Krissy Torchin
“ When Saks asked us to be one of
its Key to the Cure beneficiaries,
we never imagined we would
meet a new patient at the gala,”
said Jan Goldstein and Pam
Toder, GTH event co-chairs.
“Just knowing the event made a
difference in one person’s life
was the icing on the cake.”
Heavy rains did not stop more than 1,000 St. Louisans from
attending The Hunt for Pink October. The kick-off gala and designer
treasure hunt at Saks Fifth Avenue launched the retailer’s eighth
annual Key to the Cure, a national charitable initiative raising
funds and awareness for women’s cancers.
The highlight of the evening came when GTH met an attendee
battling breast cancer who was no longer receiving treatment due
to a recent divorce and loss of her health insurance. One of
GTH’s program nurse managers met with her following the event
and we were able to make arrangements to restart her treatment.
“When Saks asked us to be one of its Key to the Cure beneficiaries,
we never imagined we would meet a new patient at the gala,” said
Jan Goldstein and Pam Toder, GTH event co-chairs. “Just knowing
the event made a difference in one person’s life was the icing
on the cake.”
This magical evening was followed by four days of shopping
with a percentage of sales benefiting two local charities –
Gateway to Hope (GTH) and Siteman Cancer Center (Siteman).
The gala raised over $100,000 that was divided between the two
local charities. Gateway to Hope is extremely grateful for all of the
hard work and dedication Jan and Pam provided as co-chairs
working closely with Saks and Siteman. Thank you to everyone at
Saks Fifth Avenue especially Kert Rosenkoetter, Debbie Derrick,
Tim Klinder and Vangie Degner.
We also extend our appreciation to Mercedes-Benz USA for
underwriting the gala and other national charity partners,
including the Entertainment Industry Foundation’s Women’s
Cancer Research Fund. We are grateful to the local support
provided by Oppenheimer, The Private Bank, Plaza Motors, and
Ross & Baruzzini Engineers & Architects. Finally, the gala would
not have been the same without the delicious food, desserts and
festive martinis donated by local caterers, restaurants and
beverage companies.
Bracelet for Hope Makes a Great Gift
Are you looking for a special Mother’s Day present,
birthday present or gift to celebrate life? Consider
our special Bracelet for Hope, a limited edition
silver link charm bracelet designed exclusively for
Gateway to Hope by one of the nation’s leading
collectible jewelry designers, St. Louisan Diane
Katzman. Proceeds from all sales help us spread
the word about our program and arrange breast
cancer care for those in need.
Diane’s inspiration for the bracelet came during
her own experience with breast cancer in 2007.
The bracelet features silver and white pearls
symbolizing wisdom and the importance of
spreading knowledge and four charms represent
the Gateway to Hope mission: a hope pendent,
a heart (compassion and healing), four-leaf clover
(good luck) and a sun (optimism).
For more information or to purchase the $100 bracelet, call 314.569.1113.

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Recent Grants and Fundraisers
Gateway to Hope is grateful to the following organizations and foundations for their generous contributions. These fundraisers and
prestigious grants make it possible for us to spread our message and arrange care for breast cancer patients who need assistance.
Grants
Missouri Foundation for Health
The vision of the Missouri Foundation for Health (MFH) is
to improve the health of the people in the communities they
serve. MFH seeks to afford individuals equal access to
quality health services. MFH awarded a generous two year
grant to GTH.
St. Louis Philanthropic Organization, Inc.
The St. Louis Philanthropic Organization, Inc. (SLPO) provides
funding for programs in the field of health, education and
social welfare which serve residents of the City of St. Louis.
The SLPO awarded a generous grant to GTH to support our
outreach program to educate St. Louis City residents.
The Trio Foundation of Saint Louis
The Trio Foundation of St. Louis values community
enhancement, fulfillment of human potential and ecological
well-being. The Trio Foundation awarded a generous grant to
support the GTH “Gateway to Breast Cancer Care” community
outreach and education program.
Sign of the Arrow
Sign of the Arrow, founded in 1966, is a philanthropic retail
shop specializing needlepoint and gifts items. It is an
extraordinary establishment because 100 percent of all
proceeds benefit charitable causes. Since 1966, Sign of the
Arrow has donated over three million dollars to charities. This
is the second generous grant to GTH from Sign of the Arrow.
Fundraisers
The Hard Rock Café
“Hope Rocks” was an extraordinary evening concert in October
with proceeds benefiting Gateway to Hope. Special thanks to
the Hard Rock Café for hosting the event and to national
recording artists Liston, Rogers, Neihaus and Crawford for
entertaining the crowd with a variety of old favorites including
songs by the Byrds and original compositions.
American Vision Contemporary Crafts
Thank you to Norma Van Gent for including Gateway to Hope
in her store’s 10th anniversary special appreciation event.
Every Saturday during the month of October the store set aside
10 percent of all sales of its unique and beautiful collection of
contemporary art in clay, glass, fiber, metal, wood and jewelry
and donated it to benefit four local charities.
Longaberger Baskets
Special thanks to local independent Longaberger Basket Home
Consultants Colleen Kempfert, Ann Orr and Liz Slenker Yates
for their generous donation. Colleen, Ann and Liz hosted
“Basket Friends for a Cure,” featuring inspirational and
educational speakers and a raffle. The event co-chairs plan to
donate raffle proceeds to GTH again in 2008. If you would like
more information about this year’s event, contact Colleen at
314.838.3345 or colleenk4@sbcglobal.net.
Polsinelli Shalton Flanigan Suelthaus PC
Special thanks to one of Gateway to Hope’s new board members
Jamie Zveitel Kwiatek for recommending GTH as one of
the charities to benefit from the law firm’s annual Jean’s Day.
Hundreds of lawyers and support staff in the firm’s nine offices
enjoyed “paying” to wear jeans to work for a day.
Save the Date: The Lady Can Sing Concert
On Sunday, May 18, 2008, The Lucas School House will be
rocking when it partners with The Soulard Angels to present the
second annual concert, The Lady Can Sing, to benefit Gateway
to Hope. Several local bands will be performing from 3 pm to 9 pm
at The Lucas School House, 1220 Allen Avenue in the heart of
the historic Soulard neighborhood.
Once again Gretchen Brown, a breast cancer survivor and founder
of The Soulard Angels, is co-chairing the event along with Phyllis
Young, a Soulard Angels volunteer. The Soulard Angels was
established in 2002 to raise money to fight breast cancer. Last
year’s concert was a huge success and this year’s promises to be
even bigger. We encourage everyone to attend and bring their
friends and families.
Special thanks to Mia and Dan
Jameson, owners of The Lucas
School House, for donating the
space for this inspirational and fun event.
A complete schedule of performers will be
featured on The Lucas School House website in
mid-March. Tickets may be purchased through
the website www.lucasevents.com/schedule
or at the door.
For more information, please call
The Lucas School House, 314.621.6565.

A G A T E W A Y T O H O P E • T H A N k Y O U
GTH Annual Appeal Contributions from August 16, 2007 through January 15, 2008
Joan Abrams
Kim and Joe Blomker
Geri and Joe Burstein
Debbie and David Caplin
Bernice and Tom Irwin
Donna Abrams
Holly and Hal Ball
Elise and Lee Bernstein
June Bierman
Jessica Boyd
Ronnie and Allen Brockman
Grace Brod
Karyn and Keith Brown
Kate Cassorla
Marla and Edward Cohen
Bonnie and Steve Davis
Maralin and Warren Davis
Libby and John Donnell
Ann and Martin Epstein
Mary Ferguson
Susan Ferguson
Mary and Jim Forsyth
Mary Ellen and Robert Freund
Mary Kay Freund
Mindee and Tom Gall
Judy and Ira Gall
Diane and Paul Gallant
Mary and Jeff Gentsch
Sheri and Barry Glantz
Joyce and Jeff Glaser
Patricia and Norman Gold
Joan Gold
Healing level $500-$1,999
Jamie and Alan Kwiatek
Kelli and Dan Larson
Michael Litz
Pat McGuire
Stacey Murphy
Help level up to $499
Dorette and Ed Goldberg
Sherri Goldman
Jan and Rand Goldstein
Miriam and Marcy Goldstein
Elaine Gollub
Judy and David Grand
Debra Harris
Judy Harris
Debbie and David Hutkin
Raizell and Mark Kalishman
Madhavi Kandula
Penny Kodner
Mrs. Stanley Laiderman
Barbara and Ben Landesman
Cissy LeGear
Sue and Herb Lesser
Christine and Alan Lyss
Beverly and Kevin Maher
Fran and Don McDaniel
Peggy and Jerry Michelson
Nancy and Robert Mohr
Thelma and Arthur Muskin
Patricia and Steve Noles
Ginny and Steve Orthwein
Linda and Herbert Palans
Brooke Perlyn
Barbara Poger
Thelma and Arthur Muskin
Barbara Nikolychik
Kathy and Vic Richey
Edward Throop
Jacki and David Rosen
Nancy and Sam Santana
Rita Schwager
Bernadette and Michael Schwartz
Laurie and Bert Schweizer
Marcia and Robert Shapiro
Joan and Lester Sherman
Ann Shields
Charlene and Herman Shyken
Barbara Silver
Nancy and Alvin Siteman
William Solomon
Helmut Starr
Shilpa and Chris Thornton
Pam and Craig Toder
Sara and Scott Underwood
Sherri Weintrop
Jane R. and John Weiss
Linda Weiss
Lisa and Art Weiss
Susan and Alan Witte
Roselyn Young
Judy Zafft
Lois Zoellner
Sylvia Zveitel
GtH Donations from August 16, 2007 through January 15, 2008
Cathleen Albers
Peggy Alper
Bland Family Foundation
Carol Fenberg
Susan Fritz
Amy Harris
Myrna and Arnold Hershman
Fran and Gary Lazaroff
Karen O'Leary
Ilene Osherow
Susan Sale
Iris and Earl Salsman
Linda Saracino
Ann Vaughn
Audrey Jane Walton
Carolynn Wolff

A G A T E W A Y T O H O P E • T H A N k Y O U
GTH Tributes from August 16, 2007 through January 15, 2008
Contributions from
in Honor of
Contributions from
in Honor of
Joan Abrams
Dr. Caplin and Staff
Irene Miller
Lori Vinciguerra
Kathryn Bader
Dr. Caplin
Janet Salk and Lloyd Abrams
Special birthday of Lee Bearman
Dr. Kenneth Bennett
The good health of Alan Lyss
Iris and Earl Salsman
Katie Frank's Bat Mitzvah
June Bierman
June Bierman
June Bierman
Lisa Block
Kim Blomker
Marcia and Roger Brockman
Rebecca and Steve Brown
Karyn Brown
Debbie and David Caplin
Happy Chanukah to
Jonathan Bierman
Happy Chanukah to
Fred Bierman
Happy Chanukah to
Alexis Hafken
David Caplin
Katie Frank's Bat Mitzvah
David Caplin's birthday
Katie Frank's Bat Mitzvah
David Caplin
Dedication of the Alan P. Lyss
Cancer Care Center
Nancy and Alvin Siwak
Ellen Stein
Vikki Stumbaugh
Terri Veliz
Vivian and Larry Waldman
Jane and John Weiss
Jane and John Weiss
Debby Williams
Lois F Zoellner
The good health of Alan Lyss
David Caplin
David Caplin
David Caplin
The speedy and complete
recovery of Joyce Heiman
Rebecca Brown's Bat Mitzvah
Dedication of the Alan P. Lyss
Cancer Care Center
David Caplin
Karen Kramer
Debbie and David Caplin
Debbie and David Caplin
Debbie and David Caplin
Tammy Collier
Vicki and Tom Diedrich
Vicki and Tom Diedrich
Vicki and Tom Diedrich
Vicki and Tom Diedrich
Vicki and Tom Diedrich
Cindy and Steve Frank
Cindy and Steve Frank
Diane and Paul Gallant
Harriet and Larry Glazer
Harriet and Larry Glazer
Maxine Hirsch
Tammy Jacobs
Laurie Katzman
Alexis Lane
Christine Lyss
Sue Mahler
Frederic G Maurer
Thelma Muskin
The special birthday of
Marcha Spasser
The speedy and complete
recovery of Beverly Tober
David Caplin
Birthday of Barb Liberman
Birthday of Joan Lewen
Birthday of Jane Weinhaus
Birthday of Sheri Kanterman
Ronna Croft's birthday
Katie Frank's Bat Mitzvah
Recovery of Ron Derrick
The speedy recovery of
Bonnie Miget
Don Quicksilver's 80th birthday
Debbie and David Caplin's
love and friendship
David Caplin
David Caplin
Joe Burstein's special birthday
David Caplin
Recovery of Ron Derrick
David Caplin
Carolyn Haimann
Contributions from
Pat Ciapciak
Cindy and Steve Frank
Cindy and Steve Frank
Amy Gallant
Amy Gallant
Harriet and Larry Glazer
Harriet and Larry Glazer
Kim Goldenberg
Kim Goldenberg
Linda Hyken
Debra Jonas
Laurie Katzman
Martha Latimore
Christine Lyss
Irene Miller
Thelma and Arthur Muskin
Thelma and Arthur Muskin
Sally Needle
Ruth Sobel
Ruth Sobel
Ruth Sobel
Jane and John Weiss
in Memory of
Bonnie Soltis
Bernard Goldman
Ann Lazzari
Mother of Galia Movitz
John Roedel
Daniel Bennett
Sister of Peggy Alper
Estelle Rubin
Sister of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Rosen
Phyllis Cohen
Jonathan Jonas
Hyman Karsh
Ken Burke
Ann Lazzari
Marvin (Bud) Miller
Mother of Gay Gordon
Arlene Emert
Carol Spirtas Plessner
Eva Friedman
Morry Boltzman
Mother of Galia Movitz
Ann Lazzari
Irene Miller
Ann Winterer
Irene Miller
Michelle Casey

G A T E W A Y T O H O P E • A B R E A S T C A N C E R L I F E L I N E
Get Your Golf Clubs
Ready… SAVE THE DATE
Monday, June 2, 2008
2nd Annual
Par Excellence
Golf Tournament & Auction
at Meadowbrook Country Club
A BREAST CANCER LIFELINE
-2008-
Honorary Chair: Joe Buck
Co-Chairs: Ann Buck and Jacki Rosen
11:00 am Driving Range Opens
11:00 am - 12:15 pm Registration and Lunch
12:30 pm Shotgun Start
Format: 2 Best Balls of each foursome
Entry Fee: $250 per golfer
Event Includes: Greens Fee, Lunch, Cart,
Player Gift, Cocktails and Dinner
Auction and Dinner Only: $50 per person
Register online at
www.gthstl.org
or call 314.569.1113
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
St. Louis, MO
Permit No. 495
845 North New Ballas Ct.
Suite 380
St. Louis, MO 63141
TIME VALUE
Address Service
Requested