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3rd Annual 

Art, auction, cuisine & pink cocktails benefiting 

Lambie’s Legacy: The Margaret Lamb Guyton 

Stout Fund & ProMedica Toledo Hospital Breast 

Care’s Lammogram Program providing free 

mammograms for those in need.

Dear Friends of Lambie’s Legacy, 

Welcome to the 3rd annual Cocktails for the Cure. We’d like to thank everyone 

for being here tonight. We have a lot to celebrate, as we remember our friend 

Lambie Stout. Today, September 7th, we CELEBRATE the birthday of an 

incredible woman who touched the hearts of many people throughout her life; 

we CELEBRATE her determination and desire to live life to the fullest; and we 

CELEBRATE her spirit of generosity and outreach. Lambie lost her six year 

battle with cancer last September, but her legacy lives on as she continues to 

bring people together to share the extraordinary moments of every day life. 

The contributions you make tonight will support the foundation created 

through the Toledo Community Foundation in Lambie’s name. Lambie’s 

Legacy supports organizations that promote health awareness and cancer 

research. This year, we are thrilled to partner with ProMedica Toledo Hospital 

Breast Care Center to offer free mammograms, affectionately called 

Lambograms, to the underinsured in our area. 

Thank you ProMedica Toledo Hospital Foundation and ProMedica Toledo 

Hospital Breast Care Center for your collaboration and support - special thanks 

to our friend Mary Sabin for dreaming up the Lambogram Program, a program 

Lambie herself would have been thrilled to support. In addition, we would like 

to thank Leslie Chapman for leading the Corporate Sponsorship Campaign and 

gaining the support of so many of you here tonight. 

Thanks to our corporate sponsors and founding members, we have raised 

over $75,000 even before this evening. This incredible support for Lambie’s 

Legacy is a true testament to the importance of breast health services and an 

overwhelming tribute to our dear friend Lambie who has inspired a community 

to do amazing things! 

We’d also like to thank Lambie’s Flock, a group of dedicated people who 

helped create a mission and a vision for Lambie’s Legacy. So many of them 

have volunteered their time to honor our friend and this very important cause. 

We could not have done this without their help. Please see page 20 for a list of 

their names. 

And finally thank you to Brian Kennedy and the Toledo Museum of Art for 

allowing us to utilize this beautiful space to hold our event and encouraging 

us to link health awareness to art, inspiring tonight’s “Faces and Traces” exhibit 

(pg 12). 

Please enjoy dinner and drinks in the courtyard while you review tonight’s 

program; visit our “Lamb Shop” for your Lambie’s Legacy gear; and be sure 

to check out the live demonstrations in the Hot Shop. As you review the 

items for tonight’s auction, you will notice several group packages that bring 

people together to share unique and fun experiences. We hope that you enjoy 

tonight’s program and find something great to share with the special people 

in your life. 

Your contributions tonight will make a remarkable difference in the fight 

against breast cancer in our community. Thank you for being here. We hope 

you enjoy the evening! Thank you again for your support. 

Sincerely, 

Nicole LeBoutillier Laurie Avery Cindi White 

Event Chair LL Foundation Chair LL Community/Membership Chair 

COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 2012 2

AGENDA 

5:30 PM 

Registration 

Leader Board Opens 

Live Auction Items on display in Glass Salon 

“Faces and Traces” Exhibit in Glass Salon 

Mediterranean Food Stations served in the Glass Salon and Courtyard 

Tout Sweet Dessert Table offered in Glass Salon 

Pink Signature Cocktails, Beer and Wine served until 9:30 PM 

6:00 PM 

Welcome from emcee, Lissa Guyton 

6:45 PM 

Program Begins 

Brian Kennedy, Director of the Toledo Museum of Art 

Dr. Robin Shermis, MD, MPH, Medical Director of the ProMedica Toledo Hospital Breast Care Center 

Good Cause! 

The Toledo Museum of Art is a proud sponsor of 

Lambie’s Legacy 

Cocktails for the Cure 

7:00 PM 

Live Auction by Pamela K. Rose, President of Pamela Rose Auction Co. 

8:00 PM 

Leader Board closes and check out begins 

“The aim of art is to represent not the 

outward appearance of things, but 

their inward significance.” 

-Aristotle 

2445 Monroe Street 

Toledo, OH 43620 

419-255-8000 

toledomuseum.org 

9:00 PM 

Check out closes 

Please remember to check out prior to leaving the event. 

Thank you for supporting Lambie’s Legacy and the 3rd Annual Cocktails for the Cure. 


MEET LAMBIE STOUT 

Dinner Menu 

Station I 

Salad Station 

Petite Panzenella 

Avocado Cous Cous Salad 

Marinated Olives 

House Smoked Salmon 

Station II 

Cheese Station 

Artisan Assorted Cheese Board 

Seasonal Fruit & Crackers 

Potato Gratin with Saffron Aioli 

Goat Cheese & Pear Tarts 

House-made Hummus 

& Grilled Pita Bread 

Goat Cheese Grape Truffles with 

Parmesean Tuilles 

Brie and Apple Gougeres 

Station III 

Carving Station 

Brown Sugar Glazed Pork 

Maple Aioli- Smoked Tomato 

Jam- Apple Sauce 

Lavender Braised Chicken Thighs 

Butter Flake Rolls 

Thank you TMA café and special events 

staff for creating this wonderful menu. 

Drew Ruiz, Joe Felix, Maricarmen Westmark, 

Kerri Devol and Brenda Pedelose 

Dessert Table 

Red Velvet Cake Pops 

Vanilla Bean Cake Pops 

Vanilla Lamb Sugar Cookie Cutouts 

Sparkling Sugar Cookies 

with Cream Cheese Center 

Chocolate Dipped Pretzel Rods 

Assorted French Macarons 

Comfort Crunch 

Dessert table designed by 

Nicole LeBoutillier of Tout Sweet 

Donations from Tout Sweet, Sugar Bean 

by Stephanie Bean, Emmas Sweet Edibles, 

Sweet Eat Pastries and Boyd’s Retro Candy Store 

Lambie Stout loved life. And she 

believed in living hers to the fullest. 

She was an amazing person who 

always put others before herself. 

She was a devoted mother and wife 

and a loyal friend; she was naturally 

easy-going and fun to be around. 

She was spirited and witty with a 

great sense of humor that always 

put people at ease. Lambie loved 

to bring people together whether it 

was for celebration and friendship or 

for a greater cause. 

GIVING BACK 

Lambie also enjoyed giving back 

to her community. Whether it 

was providing the opportunity 

for children from the Boys & Girls 

Club to see the latest Harry Potter 

movie at the theatre, serving on 

the vestry at St. Paul’s Episcopal 

Church or speaking engagements 

with her sister Lissa in support 

of the American Cancer Society, 

Lambie was always willing to lend 

a hand and support. She gave her 

time and commitment to so many 

organizations, including the Camp 

Storer Scholarship Committee, 

United Way Young Leaders Council, 

Smith College, Maumee Valley 

Country Day School, the Junior 

League, the National Society of the 

Colonial Dames and various local 

animal rescue organizations. 

DIAGNOSIS 

Lambie was diagnosed with breast 

cancer at age 36 when her daughter 

Elizabeth was just 1 year old. She 

was overwhelmed by the news. She 

had lost her father to Colon Cancer 

when she was just seven, and could 

not bear the thought of Elizabeth 

experiencing such grief. She knew 

she had to fight. She had so much 

life yet to live, and so much more 

time to share with Elizabeth. 

COMFORT CRUNCH 

During her treatments, Lambie 

took reprieve in spending time 

with Elizabeth. It was during the 

holidays that they recreated an 

after-school recipe that Lambie’s 

mother used to prepare for her. She 

referred to the recipe as “Merry Mix.” 

It also became the only food that 

she could stomach. 

Finally, after the good news of 

remission was received, Lambie 

decided to turn her “Merry Mix” into 

a business called Comfort Crunch 

as a promise to herself to move 

beyond her illness and contribute 

something substantive to the 

world. The sale of Comfort Crunch 

products empowered her to donate 

five percent of company profits to 

further cancer research. 

While in remission, Lambie also 

served on the Board of Directors 

of The Victory Center and the 

Northwest Ohio chapter of The 

Susan G. Komen Foundation for 

the Cure. Lambie rallied her family 

and friends to join her Komen team, 

Pretty in Pink for the Race for 

the Cure. Each year her team and 

support grew. 

RECURRENCE 

In 2009 after 4 years of being 

in remission, Lambie’s cancer 

was back and had metastasized 

into her bones. Her courage was 

monumental while she visited the 

country’s leading cancer centers and 

listened to her Stage IV diagnosis 

and treatment options. She bravely 

decided to participate in the clinical 

trial of a drug that managed to 

miraculously shrink her tumors. The 

treatment was ongoing, but had 

minimal downside and it seemed to 

be working. 

COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 

It was during this time that Lambie 

decided to host the 2010 “Cocktails 

for the Cure,” an event to raise 

awareness and money to end Breast 

Cancer. She would host a party 

in her garden that would feature 

pink drinks and pink desserts. At 

the party, people could sign up for 

the race and bid on silent auction 

items. And so the planning and the 

fun began!! Because Lambie was 

competitive, her first priority was 

to become #1 fundraising team in 

Northwest Ohio. Her second priority 

was creating and testing pink 

cocktails with her girlfriends! The 

event was a great success and led to 

more “Pretty in Pink” events like “Ice 

Cream for the Cure” and “Shop for 

the Cure”. 

RECURRENCE 

In 2011, Lambie she was diagnosed 

a third time. With ongoing 

chemotherapy and radiation, she 

knew she would not be able to 

host a 2nd Annual Cocktails for the 

Cure as she had hoped. Without 

hesitation, “Lambie’s Flock” of 

friends wanted to help continue 

her efforts. It was a difficult time, 

because as Lambie’s friends were 

planning this event in her honor, 

Lambie was fighting for her life. But 

as hard as it was for Lambie, she 

never lost her positive spirit, sense 

of humor or love of life. 

On September 11th, 2011, Lambie lost 

her six year battle with cancer. 

HER FLOCK CONTINUES 

Three days later, on September 14th 

2011, the 2nd Annual Cocktails for 

the Cure event to raise money and 

awareness became a celebration 

for an incredible woman who made 

a difference in our lives and our 

community. The event and the 

race efforts together raised over 

$42,000 making Team Pretty in 

Pink Northwest Ohio’s top overall 

Our mission: 

Lambie’s Legacy brings 

people together to support 

organizations that promote 

health awareness and cancer 

research in the hope of giving 

people more time to share 

the extraordinary moments 

of everyday life. 

fundraising team for the 2011 Susan 

G. Komen Race for the Cure. And 

Lambie’s race day team presence 

grew to over 160 participants! 

 

A FOUNDATION IN HER HONOR 

All of Lambie’s efforts in the fight 

against breast cancer were personal, 

but ultimately those efforts were 

selfless, in that she fought for all the 

women still fighting and who have 

yet to be diagnosed. We may have 

lost an incredible person, but this 

fight is not over. To help find a cure 

for this devastating disease and to 

honor our friend, Lambie’s Flock has 

formed a foundation in her name, 

Lambie’s Legacy: The Margaret 

Lamb Guyton Stout Fund. 

(link to next page). 

Lambie’s grace, courage and 

strength to not only fight for her 

life, but to live life to the fullest is 

an inspiration to us all. And it is her 

spirit of generosity and outreach 

that is her legacy. 

5 COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 2012 6

1 A Family Heirloom 

Robert Guyton’s gift to Priscilla was treasured by Lambie. This hand-blown 

glass vase was created by world renown Dominick Labino, internationally 

known scientist, inventor, artist and master craftsman in glass. Dominick began 

his professional career at Owens-Illinois and was part of a ground-breaking 

glassblowing workshop at the Toledo Museum of Art in 1962, where Lambie’s 

father, Robert took glassblowing classes. Labino’s artworks in glass are in 

the permanent collections of more than 100 museums throughout the world. 

Donated by Priscilla Schwier. Reserve Value $350. 

© 2012 ProMedica 

live auction items 

Our Mission is to improve 

your health and well-being. 

Offering free mammograms to patients in need 

thanks to support provided by Lambie’s Legacy: 

The Margaret Lamb Guyton Stout Fund. 

419-291-2131 | promedica.org/toledobreastcare 

2 Feed the Animals 

A behind the scenes tour at the 

Toledo Zoo for up to eight (8) 

persons followed by lunch. This item 

will include a one-on-one behind 

the scenes tour of one of the Zoo’s 

exhibits where the lucky winner of 

this item and his/her guests will be 

able to see first hand how this award 

winning Zoo cares for and enriches 

the lives of its most precious assets. 

This item includes a private lunch 

prepared by the Zoo’s Chef Sam 

that will be held in one of the Zoo’s 

private dining rooms. The tour must 

be scheduled for sometime during 

the hours of 11 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 

any day of the week. Two weeks 

advanced notice is required. No 

potential for “upsizing” the number 

of guests as behind the scenes tours 

are kept small for everyone’s safety 

and enjoyment. This item is donated 

by Mary Ellen Pisanelli. Value $500. 

Opening/minimum bid is $200. “ 

3 Around the World 

Eat your way around the World 

in 365 Days. Enjoy a year’s worth 

of dining out with 12, $100 gift 

certificates to Toledo’s best 

restaurants: Rose and Thistle, Yoko, 

The Beirut, Element 112, Ventura’s, 

Georgio’s, Bar 145, Fifi’s, Real 

Seafood, Registry Bistro, Mancy’s 

Italian and Cousino’s Steakhouse. 

Value $1200. Opening/minimum bid 

$300. 

4 Marco Polo 

1 week stay Marco Island Condo 

comes with $500 airfare. This 

gorgeous beachfront condo offers 

breathtaking, panoramic views of 

the Gulf of Mexico, Tigertail Beach 

and Marco Island. Relax while you 

watch the sunset from almost 

anywhere in this 14th floor, newly 

remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit. 

(Dates available November 17th 

2012 - Jan 12th, 2013 and April 6th 

- October 26th, 2013). This item 

is donated by Nancy and John 

Jack and valued at $2200. Airfare 

provided by Central Travel, $500 

value. Total Package worth $2700. 

Opening/minimum $700. 

5 Connect 

On Aug. 7 and 9, twenty women 

from the Victory Center participated 

in a fused glass and mosaic event 

led by Areka Foster, PC, Art 

Therapist. This “sold out” experience 

was offered as a way to honor 

the board service that Lambie 

provided to the Victory Center and 

to help Victory Center participants 

connect with one another through 

art. Participants took part in the 

creation of a 19 x 53 inch mosaic of 

a ribbon heart amongst the clouds 

for the Cocktails for the Cure. The 

piece was designed by Areka as a 

tribute to Lambie and in recognition 

of the first of the three goals for 

Lambie’s Legacy to Connect, Share 

and Celebrate. The resulting mosaic 

holds the creative energy of each of 

the 20 women that helped to create 

it and the experience provided these 

women time to connect and support 

one another. One participant stated 

that this event was her first contact 

with the Victory Center and helped 

her to feel comfortable attending 

future events. The participants 

were also treated to a fused glass 

experience, each creating two 

pieces. Participants were asked to 

consider creating one fused piece 

to celebrate their own strength and 

another to share with someone that 

gave them strength. This treasure is 

worth over $700. Opening/minimum 

bid $200. 

6 Best Cellars in Toledo 

Savor a case of Library wines 

collected from Toledo’s top private 

family cellars, valued at $1200. 

Additionally enjoy a group dinner 

for 6 at The Bistro at Maumee Wines 

valued at $250 and donated by 

Maumee Wines. Total package worth 

$1450. Opening/minimum bid $400. 

• Charles Richard Bordeaux Blend, 

donated by Richard Fortney. 

$100 value 

• Les Cailloux 2009 Chateaneufdu-Pape, 

donated by Colleen and 

Peter Demczuk, $85 Value 

• Duckhorn 2008 Cabernet 

Sauvignon, Patzimaro Vineyard, 

Napa Valley, Donated by Karen and 

Michael McMurray $95 Value 

• Girard 1988 Reserve, Cabernet 

Sauvignon, Napa Valley, 

donated by Stepper and George 

LeBoutillier, $95 Value 

• Dow’s 1977 Silver Jubilee Vintage 

Porto, donated by Shelly and Bob 

Julius, $118 Value 

• Chateau Bourgneuf 2005 Red 

Bordeaux, Pomerol, France, 

donated by Virginia and Harry 

Shaw, $80 Value 

• Allora Vineyard 2008 LUSSO, 

donated by Susan and Allen Block, 

$100 Value 

• Darioush 2009 Cabernet 

Sauvignon, donated by Margot and 

Scott Estes, $100 Value 

• Gracia 2002 Saint-Emilion Grand 

Cru, donated by Becca and Peter 

Gorman, $110 Value 

• Fontanbianca 2000 Barbaresco, 

Sori Burdin, donated by Leslie and 

George Chapman, $80 Value 

• Darioush 2007 Signature Cabernet 

Sauvignon, donated by Ruth and 

Jason Zajac $158 Value 

• Duckhorn 2007 Cabernet 

Sauvignon, Monitor Ledge 

Vineyard,donated by Priscilla 

and Fred Schwier, Napa Valley, 

$100 Value 

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7 River Art Tour 

Progressive Art Tour to view private 

world-renowned art collections in 

the Maumee riverfront homes of 

Georgia Welles, Sara Jane and Bill 

DeHoff and Fritz and Mary Wolfe. 

Respected art historian and director 

of the Toledo Museum of Art, Brian 

Kennedy will guide 6-8 couples 

through these esteemed collections. 

You and your friends will also 

enjoy an evening of culinary tastes 

created by Chef Lee of the Rose 

and Thistle. And don’t worry about 

transportation, Priscilla and Fred 

Schwier are donating car services to 

do the driving. Weekday Date to be 

mutually agreed upon by all parties 

after October 15th, 2012. The value 

of this opportunity is PRICELESS, 

Minimum bid is $800. 

Dunbar Estate 

Sold For $23,000,000 

Apartments, Townhouses, 

Twinplexes, Land, and Lots 

Results Oriented with Proven Track Record 


live auction items continued 

8 Lambie’s Peonies 

1-4” Transplanted from Grandmother 

Lamb’s garden, Lambie’s peonies are 

currently thriving. Lambie delighted 

in the joy that her garden gave her. 

Whether it was a trip to the nursery 

to pick out her newest additions, 

breathing in the fresh air she found 

just the right spot to plant, or the 

daily care and watering as she 

watched her garden grow, Lambie 

loved gardening. But what she 

delighted in most was the beauty of 

the bloom. She would love to share 

them with you now in this stunning 

photographic image by Fred 

Schwier. Donated by Fred Schwier 

who was like a father to Lambie. 

Value $300 each, min bid $100 each. 

9 Bon Voyage 

Enjoy an incredible vacation to 

Apartment in Arcachon, France, 

a well known seaside resort on 

the French Atlantic Coast near 

Bordeaux. Breathtaking Arcachon 

is also known as the city of four 

seasons. Your accommodations 

feature the entire, very private top 

floor of a four story modern building 

with elevator. 2 block walk to the 

beach and only 3 blocks to the 

fabulous shopping district. Donated 

by Ann Sanford. Valued at $1200 

Minimum bid is $400. 

10 Dine in Fashion 

Paula Brown & Paula Fall, Toledo’s 

Finest Home and Apparel Fashion 

Buyers team up for a Progressive 

Dinner for 8 in their private homes. 

Enjoy specialty wines from your 

hosts and culinary creations 

by Chef Erika Rapp of Registry 

Bistro in 2 elegant settings with 

flowers arranged by Angel and 

Co. Dinner will be served by none 

other than your fabulous hosts. 

Transportation provided by Black 

and White cab. Valued over $2000, 

min bid $800. 

11 Shoot for a Cure 

Ottawa Skeet: Up to 8 people 

to enjoy a morning of skeet and 

trap followed by a gourmet lunch 

prepared by Chef Ron Frechette at 

the Ottawa Skeet Club. Donated by 

JB LeBoutillier, Greg K. Emmert, Sr., 

and Bill Foster. Reserve value $500. 

12 Beiber-mania 

Do you have any tween Beliebers at home who cried when the concert of a 

lifetime sold-out in just one hour? Well here’s your chance to be a hero. Or 

maybe you’re the real pop lover in the house? We have 12 BOX tickets to the 

sold out 2012 Justin Beiber BELIEVE Tour at the Palace at Auburn Hills for Nov 

21, 2012 7PM. In addition to hearing the Beib’s top pop hits like”” Boyfriend”” 

and “”As Long as You Love Me””, the opening act features Carly Rae Jepsen, 

currently at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 with “”Call Me Maybe.”” Priceless!!! 

Reserve bid $2100. 

Raise the Paddle 

A very simple, very powerful way to perhaps save a life. 

Each attendee has been given a paddle with a bidder 

number. During the Live Auction portion of the evening, you 

will be asked to “raise your paddle” and donate a number 

of Lambograms/mammograms directly to the Toledo 

ProMedica Breast Care Center. 

The following chart shows the number of lives you 

can touch via this gesture. 

Buy 100 Lambograms for $11,000 




Buy 5 Lambograms for $500 

Buy 2 Lambograms for $220 

Buy 1 Lambogram for $110 

Buy 1/2 Lambogram for $55 


THANK YOU. 

Reminger would like to thank Lambie’s Legacy for their support of those organizations that 

promote health awareness and cancer research in the hope of giving people more time to 

share the extraordinary moments of everyday life. 

-Your friends at Reminger 

Akron 

Cincinnati 

Cleveland 

Columbus 

Sandusky 

Toledo 

Youngstown 

Ft. Mitchell 

Lexington 

Louisville 

419.254.1311 

Reminger.com 

Laurie J. Avery 

Lambie’s Legacy Supporter, Toledo Managing Partner, Reminger Co., LPA 

Results. Period. 

faces & Traces Exhibit 

A visual literacy exercise: Through 11 portraits 

and x-ray images we learn to take a closer look 

by studying the mammograms of the breast 

cancer survivors in our community. 

Survivor 

30-39 year old 

Amy Thorpe Wiley 35 


Paula Predinger 40 & 42 


Robin Charney 52 

Nancy Sloan 56 

Ginger Knudson 55 

Debbie Knight 59 


Sally Ravas 62 

Becky Zechman 62 

Sandy Germana 63 

Suzanne Thompson 63 

Kay Foster 69 

Age of Diagnosis 

This compelling exhibit teaches us the importance of screening 

and diagnostic mammograms. Early detection of breast cancer 

saves lives, reduces co-morbidity such as lymphedema, and 

increases treatment options. Three of the five targeted counties 

(Defiance, Lucas, Ottawa, Seneca and Wood) have late-stage 

diagnosis rates higher than Ohio (28.9%) 

(source: Ohio Cancer Incidence Surveillance System, ODH, 2011). 

Additionally, 36%- 40% of women aged 40+ in the above 

northwestern Ohio counties did not have a mammogram 

within the past twelve months (source: NWO Affiliate Susan 

G Komen for the Cure, 2011 Community Profile Report). It 

is believed the majority of these women do not schedule 

an annual mammogram because they are uninsured or 

underinsured. This is a troubling statistic because the key 

to saving lives is early detection. 

Special thanks to our breast cancer survivors who so willingly 

gave their time and medical images for our lesson in visualliteracy, 

providing human connection to our statistics. Your 

strength is inspirational. 

Thank-you Dr. Shermis and ProMedica Toledo Hospital Breast 

Care Center for your collaboration, and a huge thank you to 

Kelly Krueger for your management and coordination of this 

project. We could not have done it without you. 

Special thanks also to our photographer, Kim Bair and Ron 

Mikel of American Frame. 

A woman’s chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer is: 

from age 30 through age 39 . . . . . . 0.43 percent (often expressed as “1 in 233”) 




(source: cancer.gov) 


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leaderboard auction 

Our Leader Board auction offers a selection of items for you to bid on silently throughout the evening. Please place 

your bids with our dedicated Leader Board flockers, who will be happy to list your bid for you. Be sure to check back 

throughout the evening. Have fun, and good luck! 

Bid # Bid # Item Description $ Increments 

1 Keep Lambie in your Heart 

Keep Lambie in your heart with this beautiful heart-shaped fruit bowl in Pink glass 

with red accents, hand-blown by Toledo Museum of Art’s Hot Shop Artist, Brien 

$25 

Strancar. Donated by Toledo Museum of Art. Value $250. Min bid $75. 

2 Garage Facelift 

Give your garage floor a facelift with a brand new random flake EPOXY GARAGE 

FLOOR for a 2.5 car garage in the Toledo area. Donated by Amazing Space, this item 

$100 

is valued at $1500, min bid $400. 

3 GO BLUE! 

U of Michigan Ticket Package - the lucky winner will receive 2 football and 2 

basketball tickets for the 2012/2013 seasons. Choose from three football games: 

UMass 9/15, Illinois 10/13 (Homecoming) or Northwestern 11/10. (25 yard line Section 

$25 

21 row 62) Basketball schedule is not out yet, but the tickets are mid court first row 

of section 224 Valiant section seats. Donated by Jarman Davis. Reserve Value $250. 

4 Toledo Mud Hens First Pitch and Party Suite 

Invite up to 16 people to watch you take the pitcher’s mound at Fifth Third Field, 

home of the Toledo Mud Hens, and throw out a “First Pitch” in pre-game ceremonies 

(plus keep a ball as a souvenir) at any Monday-Thursday home game of the 2013 

season, based upon availability. Not only will you receive four (4) complimentary 

$100 

Field Level seats, you will also enjoy the comfort and luxury of a private suite for 

12 including food and beverage and 2 parking passes. First pitch and field level 

seats are donated by the Toledo Mud Hens. Value $150. Private Suite is donated by 

ProMedica. Value $1000. Total Package worth $1150. Min bid $300. 

5 Zamboni Ride 

The lucky winner of this item will receive ONE ZAMBONI RIDE at any Toledo Walleye 

Home Game during the 2012/2013 season; includes 4 event-level seats to the game. 

$25 

Value $150. Min bid $50. 

6 Precious Little Lamb 

Ewe will treasure this Little Lamb. Created and donated by Jaffe Jewelers, this 

Golden Lamb is the perfect Lambie’s Legacy keepsake. Reminding you to enjoy and 

$100 

share the extraordinary moments of everyday life. Valued at $1000. Min bid $250. 

7 Glass Treasure 

Established world-class glass artist, Baker O’Brien has been mixing, melting and 

blowing vividly colored glass for over 30 years. Bakers work is exhibited in numerous 

public and private collections including Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan, Former 

Secretary of State Madeline Albright and former Mayor of New York City, Rudy 

$25 

Guiliani. This one of kind hand-blown glass treasure was created in honor of Lambie. 

The winning bidder will also enjoy a private tour of Baker’s studio The, Labino Glass 

Studio Tour. Donated by Baker O’Brien. Valued at $300. Min bid $100. 

8 Shop Till You Drop 

What better way to spend the day, than a shopping spree in Downtown Perrysburg 

including lunch! Package includes a $50 Gift Card for lunch at Zingos; 5 - $100 Gift 

Certificates from Ragazza, Elegant Ragz, Sheffield Road, Face Junky and Meig; and 

$50 

a $250 Gift Certificate from V Couture!!! Donated by each owner. Happy Shopping!! 

Total Value $800. Min bid $200. 

9 Fore! 

Round of golf for you and two guests, hosted by Steve Staelin at one of two 

University of Michigan golf courses: the Alister Mackenzie designed U of M Course or 

the exclusive Pete Dye designed Radrick Farms course, your choice. Outing includes 

transportation, lunch, carts and golf (lots of laughs optional). Must be used between 

May 1 and October 15th, 2013. Donated by Penny and Steve Staelin. Value $250, min 

bid $100. 

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Register tonight at our race registration table located 

or via the web: nwohio.info-komen.org/goto/LambiesLegacy 

And don’t forget to order your Lambie’s Legacy 

t-shirt for the race at our Lamb Shop 

Race Day Details: 

9:00 AM Main Stage 

The flock will meet at the corner of Summit & Monroe for 

Lambie’s honoree announcement. 

Every year the Komen 

Northwest Ohio Race for the 

Cure® pays special tribute 

to two individuals from our 

24 county service area who 

have inspired others by 

exuding strength and grace 

during their fight with breast 

cancer. This year’s Race will 

be run “In Celebration” of 

Ingrid Bias and “In Memory” 

of “Lambie” Guyton Stout. 

Race Day Wrap up Breakfast 

Sophie’s Sister (133 N. Michigan) after the race. 

Re-energizing nourishment will be provided by Pam’s Corner 

and a team photo will be taken as well as fundraising drawings. 


Thank-You 

Thank you Lambie’s Flock for all your hard work and dedication to making the 

3rd Annual Cocktails for the Cure a fun and successful event! Lambie would be proud! 

“Thanks to all the wonderful 

Committee Chairs 

friends who provided support 

Laurie Avery 

and love during Lambie’s illness. 

Leslie Chapman 

Your help with meals, errands, 

Emily Conley 

visits, cards, childcare and 

Andrea DeWood 

prayers were appreciated and 

Christina Kasper 

important to her. We are truly 

Nicole LeBoutillier 

blessed by your kindness.” 

Meigen McIntyre 

Priscilla and Fred Schwier, 

Lissa Guyton, Chip and Kristina Guyton 

and Elizabeth Lamb Stout 

Molly Miller Noble 

Maribeth Phibbs 

Mary Sabin 

Meredith Sherman 

Heather Westmeyer 

Where progress is evident, 

Community is Key. 

Cindi White 

At Key, we understand how teamwork, 

cooperation and respect for others are 

instrumental to everyone’s professional 

success. That’s why we support 

programs that help people advance in 

their careers, today and in the future. 

Contributing Flockers 

Kim Bair 

Kara Hertzfeld 

Virginia Shaw 

Beckett Kimble 

Brenda Irwin 

Kristine Smith 

Stephanie Bean 

Fatima Knight 

Weezie Stoddard 

Susan Bennett 

Jean Lee-Kay 

Christy Stone 

Lauren Deis 

Scott McIntyre 

Carrie Stout 

Colleen Demczuk 

Jane Mintun 

Kathi Souder 

Key Private Bank and the Walter E. Terhune 

Memorial Fund are proud to support Lambie's 

Legacy. 

Kristin Detgen 

Pam DiSalle 

Areka Foster 

Jill Perry 

Kathy Peters 

Mary Roberts 

Allison Taylor 

Molly Reams Thompson 

Andrea Vicente 

Lissa Guyton 

Marie Saner 

Susan Wilson 


PLATINUM LAMBS 

($10,000) 

Health Care REIT 

Lambie’s Legacy would like to thank our 

Corporate Sponsors 

& In-Kind Donors 

GOLDEN LAMBS 

($5,000) 

Buckeye Cable System 

Bumble Olive Oil 

Pro Medica 

The Reminger Foundation Company 

Scoots 

Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP 

Taylor Automotive Group 

SILVER LAMBS 

($2,500) 

Communica 

Key Bank 

Merrill Lynch 

Toledo Museum of Art 

PINK LAMBS 

($1,000) 

Aly Sterling Philanthropy 

American Frame 

Amazing Space 

HEW Consulting 

Hollywood Casino 

Jaffe Jewelers 

Knight Crockett Insurance 

Paula Brown Shop 

Phabriq Development 

Sofia Lustig 

Thomas McDonald Partners, LLC 

Toledo Radiological Associates 

Tout Sweet 

Verso Group 

Walker Funeral Homes 

WHITE LAMBS 

($500) 

American Rent All 

Binkleman 

Hylant Group 

V Couture 

Westmeyer Dental 

SHEPHERD OF THE FLOCK ($250) 

Bruce Roberts Interiors 

FrontPath Health Coalition 

Kingston Residence of Perrysburg 

Kuhlman Corporation 

Meig 

The Trust Company of Toledo 

Elise Ansberg 

Todd & Sara Alcroft 

Alex, Katie and Mack Avery 

Laurie & Rick Avery 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bair 

Suz Bates Colon 

Susan Croy 

Gill W. Bentley 

Susan & Allen Block 

Paula & Peter Brown 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Burt 

Leslie & George Chapman 

Mary and Tony Clark 

Linda Thomas Collins 

Todd Commisso 

Clark & Emily Conley 

Sue Craver 

Bill & Pamela Davis 

Jarman & Rachael Davis 

Sara Jane DeHoff 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Demczuk 

Andrea & Matthew DeWood 

Chris & Pam DiSalle 

Greg & Helen Emmert 

The Edward Lamb Foundation 

Paula & Bill Fall 

Mr. & Mrs. John K. Fauver 

Areka & Tim Foster 

Kay Foster 

Margaret & Bill Foster 

Mary Lou Fox 

The Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, 

Troop 10682 

Wendy & Troy Greeley 

Kristina & Chip Guyton 

Lambie’s Legacy would like to thank our 

Founding Members 

Lissa Guyton 

The Guyton-Schwier Family 

Stephanie & Josh Harmon 

Paige Harmon 

Kara & Joel Hertzfeld 

Susan “Suedy” Heuby 

Elyse Hood 

Bill & Sue Horvath 

Nancy & John Jack 

Norm Johnston 

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Julius 

Gretchen Julius 

The Kasper Family 

Scott Lee & Jean Kay-Lee 

Mary & Brian Kennedy 

Beckett Baither & Jeff Kimble 

Fatima & Dokk Knight 

Tony & Debbie Knight 

Ginger Knudson 

Kathy Lathrop 

Stepper & George LeBoutillier 

Nicole & JB LeBoutillier 

Grandin & Austin LeBoutillier 

Rita Mansour 

Chris Martindale 

Myra McClure 

Meig & Scott McIntyre 

Karen & Michael McMurray 

Molly & Geoffrey Meyers 

Kitty Beth Millhon 

The Mintun Family 

The Morely Family 

Hugh & Suzanne Morgan 

Melissa & George Namay 

The Norman C. Nitschke Family 

Molly Miller Noble 

Valentine Ononye 

Michael Osborne 

Caroline Partin 

Stephanie Pawuk 

Maribeth Phibbs 

Mary Ellen Pisanelli 

Polk & Sam Prud’homme 

The Sabin Family 

Ann Sanford 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Secor III 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaw 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Alexander Shaw IV 

Meredith Sherman 

Skylar Silk 

Ann Sanford & Bryan Smith 

Kathi & Granger Souder 

Penny & Steve Staelin 

Spenser & Christy Stone 

Elizabeth Lamb Stout 

John & Shanie Swigart 

Allison & Steve Taylor 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor 

Susan Thomas 

Susan R. Reams & Molly Reams Thompson 

Katy & Keith Walker 

Lillian & F. Michael Walsh MD 

Kristen & Darren Weisberg 

Stephanie Weisenburger 

Georgia Welles 

Hope Welles 

Marilyn A.Wendler 

Mary Westfall 

The Westmeyer Family 

Cindi and Ron White & Family 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe 


Partnership has 

its advantages. 

What sets Health Care REIT apart is 

a relationship-based investment philosophy 

focused on establishing long-term relationships 

with health care systems and seniors housing 

operators. This successful strategy enables the 

company to not only invest in new initiatives, 

but also reinvest with partners who have proven 

operating models and expanding businesses. By 

providing an innovative range of business and 

capital solutions, Health Care REIT works to 

create value while optimizing the portfolio and 

maximizing shareholder return. 

877.670.0070 • www.hcreit.com

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