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3rd Annual<br />
Art, auction, cuisine & pink cocktails benefiting<br />
Lambie’s Legacy: The Margaret Lamb Guyton<br />
Stout Fund & ProMedica Toledo Hospital Breast<br />
Care’s Lammogram Program providing free<br />
mammograms for those in need.
Dear Friends of Lambie’s Legacy,<br />
Welcome to the 3rd annual Cocktails for the Cure. We’d like to thank everyone<br />
for being here tonight. We have a lot to celebrate, as we remember our friend<br />
Lambie Stout. Today, September 7th, we CELEBRATE the birthday of an<br />
incredible woman who touched the hearts of many people throughout her life;<br />
we CELEBRATE her determination and desire to live life to the fullest; and we<br />
CELEBRATE her spirit of generosity and outreach. Lambie lost her six year<br />
battle with cancer last September, but her legacy lives on as she continues to<br />
bring people together to share the extraordinary moments of every day life.<br />
The contributions you make tonight will support the foundation created<br />
through the Toledo Community Foundation in Lambie’s name. Lambie’s<br />
Legacy supports organizations that promote health awareness and cancer<br />
research. This year, we are thrilled to partner with ProMedica Toledo Hospital<br />
Breast Care Center to offer free mammograms, affectionately called<br />
Lambograms, to the underinsured in our area.<br />
Thank you ProMedica Toledo Hospital Foundation and ProMedica Toledo<br />
Hospital Breast Care Center for your collaboration and support - special thanks<br />
to our friend Mary Sabin for dreaming up the Lambogram Program, a <strong>program</strong><br />
Lambie herself would have been thrilled to support. In addition, we would like<br />
to thank Leslie Chapman for leading the Corporate Sponsorship Campaign and<br />
gaining the support of so many of you here tonight.<br />
Thanks to our corporate sponsors and founding members, we have raised<br />
over $75,000 even before this evening. This incredible support for Lambie’s<br />
Legacy is a true testament to the importance of breast health services and an<br />
overwhelming tribute to our dear friend Lambie who has inspired a community<br />
to do amazing things!<br />
We’d also like to thank Lambie’s Flock, a group of dedicated people who<br />
helped create a mission and a vision for Lambie’s Legacy. So many of them<br />
have volunteered their time to honor our friend and this very important cause.<br />
We could not have done this without their help. Please see page 20 for a list of<br />
their names.<br />
And finally thank you to Brian Kennedy and the Toledo Museum of Art for<br />
allowing us to utilize this beautiful space to hold our <strong>event</strong> and encouraging<br />
us to link health awareness to art, inspiring tonight’s “Faces and Traces” exhibit<br />
(pg 12).<br />
Please enjoy dinner and drinks in the courtyard while you review tonight’s<br />
<strong>program</strong>; visit our “Lamb Shop” for your Lambie’s Legacy gear; and be sure<br />
to check out the live demonstrations in the Hot Shop. As you review the<br />
items for tonight’s auction, you will notice several group packages that bring<br />
people together to share unique and fun experiences. We hope that you enjoy<br />
tonight’s <strong>program</strong> and find something great to share with the special people<br />
in your life.<br />
Your contributions tonight will make a remarkable difference in the fight<br />
against breast cancer in our community. Thank you for being here. We hope<br />
you enjoy the evening! Thank you again for your support.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Nicole LeBoutillier Laurie Avery Cindi White<br />
Event Chair LL Foundation Chair LL Community/Membership Chair<br />
COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 2012 2
AGENDA<br />
5:30 PM<br />
Registration<br />
Leader Board Opens<br />
Live <strong>Auction</strong> Items on display in Glass Salon<br />
“Faces and Traces” Exhibit in Glass Salon<br />
Mediterranean Food Stations served in the Glass Salon and Courtyard<br />
Tout Sweet Dessert Table offered in Glass Salon<br />
Pink Signature Cocktails, Beer and Wine served until 9:30 PM<br />
6:00 PM<br />
Welcome from emcee, Lissa Guyton<br />
6:45 PM<br />
Program Begins<br />
Brian Kennedy, Director of the Toledo Museum of Art<br />
Dr. Robin Shermis, MD, MPH, Medical Director of the ProMedica Toledo Hospital Breast Care Center<br />
Good Cause!<br />
The Toledo Museum of Art is a proud sponsor of<br />
Lambie’s Legacy<br />
Cocktails for the Cure<br />
7:00 PM<br />
Live <strong>Auction</strong> by <strong>Pamela</strong> K. <strong>Rose</strong>, President of <strong>Pamela</strong> <strong>Rose</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> Co.<br />
8:00 PM<br />
Leader Board closes and check out begins<br />
“The aim of art is to represent not the<br />
outward appearance of things, but<br />
their inward significance.”<br />
-Aristotle<br />
2445 Monroe Street<br />
Toledo, OH 43620<br />
419-255-8000<br />
toledomuseum.org<br />
9:00 PM<br />
Check out closes<br />
Please remember to check out prior to leaving the <strong>event</strong>.<br />
Thank you for supporting Lambie’s Legacy and the 3rd Annual Cocktails for the Cure.<br />
COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 2012 4
MEET LAMBIE STOUT<br />
Dinner Menu<br />
Station I<br />
Salad Station<br />
Petite Panzenella<br />
Avocado Cous Cous Salad<br />
Marinated Olives<br />
House Smoked Salmon<br />
Station II<br />
Cheese Station<br />
Artisan Assorted Cheese Board<br />
Seasonal Fruit & Crackers<br />
Potato Gratin with Saffron Aioli<br />
Goat Cheese & Pear Tarts<br />
House-made Hummus<br />
& Grilled Pita Bread<br />
Goat Cheese Grape Truffles with<br />
Parmesean Tuilles<br />
Brie and Apple Gougeres<br />
Station III<br />
Carving Station<br />
Brown Sugar Glazed Pork<br />
Maple Aioli- Smoked Tomato<br />
Jam- Apple Sauce<br />
Lavender Braised Chicken Thighs<br />
Butter Flake Rolls<br />
Thank you TMA café and special <strong>event</strong>s<br />
staff for creating this wonderful menu.<br />
Drew Ruiz, Joe Felix, Maricarmen Westmark,<br />
Kerri Devol and Brenda Pedelose<br />
Dessert Table<br />
Red Velvet Cake Pops<br />
Vanilla Bean Cake Pops<br />
Vanilla Lamb Sugar Cookie Cutouts<br />
Sparkling Sugar Cookies<br />
with Cream Cheese Center<br />
Chocolate Dipped Pretzel Rods<br />
Assorted French Macarons<br />
Comfort Crunch<br />
Dessert table designed by<br />
Nicole LeBoutillier of Tout Sweet<br />
Donations from Tout Sweet, Sugar Bean<br />
by Stephanie Bean, Emmas Sweet Edibles,<br />
Sweet Eat Pastries and Boyd’s Retro Candy Store<br />
Lambie Stout loved life. And she<br />
believed in living hers to the fullest.<br />
She was an amazing person who<br />
always put others before herself.<br />
She was a devoted mother and wife<br />
and a loyal friend; she was naturally<br />
easy-going and fun to be around.<br />
She was spirited and witty with a<br />
great sense of humor that always<br />
put people at ease. Lambie loved<br />
to bring people together whether it<br />
was for celebration and friendship or<br />
for a greater cause.<br />
GIVING BACK<br />
Lambie also enjoyed giving back<br />
to her community. Whether it<br />
was providing the opportunity<br />
for children from the Boys & Girls<br />
Club to see the latest Harry Potter<br />
movie at the theatre, serving on<br />
the vestry at St. Paul’s Episcopal<br />
Church or speaking engagements<br />
with her sister Lissa in support<br />
of the American Cancer Society,<br />
Lambie was always willing to lend<br />
a hand and support. She gave her<br />
time and commitment to so many<br />
organizations, including the Camp<br />
Storer Scholarship Committee,<br />
United Way Young Leaders Council,<br />
Smith College, Maumee Valley<br />
Country Day School, the Junior<br />
League, the National Society of the<br />
Colonial Dames and various local<br />
animal rescue organizations.<br />
DIAGNOSIS<br />
Lambie was diagnosed with breast<br />
cancer at age 36 when her daughter<br />
Elizabeth was just 1 year old. She<br />
was overwhelmed by the news. She<br />
had lost her father to Colon Cancer<br />
when she was just seven, and could<br />
not bear the thought of Elizabeth<br />
experiencing such grief. She knew<br />
she had to fight. She had so much<br />
life yet to live, and so much more<br />
time to share with Elizabeth.<br />
COMFORT CRUNCH<br />
During her treatments, Lambie<br />
took reprieve in spending time<br />
with Elizabeth. It was during the<br />
holidays that they recreated an<br />
after-school recipe that Lambie’s<br />
mother used to prepare for her. She<br />
referred to the recipe as “Merry Mix.”<br />
It also became the only food that<br />
she could stomach.<br />
Finally, after the good news of<br />
remission was received, Lambie<br />
decided to turn her “Merry Mix” into<br />
a business called Comfort Crunch<br />
as a promise to herself to move<br />
beyond her illness and contribute<br />
something substantive to the<br />
world. The sale of Comfort Crunch<br />
products empowered her to donate<br />
five percent of company profits to<br />
further cancer research.<br />
While in remission, Lambie also<br />
served on the Board of Directors<br />
of The Victory Center and the<br />
Northwest Ohio chapter of The<br />
Susan G. Komen Foundation for<br />
the Cure. Lambie rallied her family<br />
and friends to join her Komen team,<br />
Pretty in Pink for the Race for<br />
the Cure. Each year her team and<br />
support grew.<br />
RECURRENCE<br />
In 2009 after 4 years of being<br />
in remission, Lambie’s cancer<br />
was back and had metastasized<br />
into her bones. Her courage was<br />
monumental while she visited the<br />
country’s leading cancer centers and<br />
listened to her Stage IV diagnosis<br />
and treatment options. She bravely<br />
decided to participate in the clinical<br />
trial of a drug that managed to<br />
miraculously shrink her tumors. The<br />
treatment was ongoing, but had<br />
minimal downside and it seemed to<br />
be working.<br />
COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE<br />
It was during this time that Lambie<br />
decided to host the 2010 “Cocktails<br />
for the Cure,” an <strong>event</strong> to raise<br />
awareness and money to end Breast<br />
Cancer. She would host a party<br />
in her garden that would feature<br />
pink drinks and pink desserts. At<br />
the party, people could sign up for<br />
the race and bid on silent auction<br />
items. And so the planning and the<br />
fun began!! Because Lambie was<br />
competitive, her first priority was<br />
to become #1 fundraising team in<br />
Northwest Ohio. Her second priority<br />
was creating and testing pink<br />
cocktails with her girlfriends! The<br />
<strong>event</strong> was a great success and led to<br />
more “Pretty in Pink” <strong>event</strong>s like “Ice<br />
Cream for the Cure” and “Shop for<br />
the Cure”.<br />
RECURRENCE<br />
In 2011, Lambie she was diagnosed<br />
a third time. With ongoing<br />
chemotherapy and radiation, she<br />
knew she would not be able to<br />
host a 2nd Annual Cocktails for the<br />
Cure as she had hoped. Without<br />
hesitation, “Lambie’s Flock” of<br />
friends wanted to help continue<br />
her efforts. It was a difficult time,<br />
because as Lambie’s friends were<br />
planning this <strong>event</strong> in her honor,<br />
Lambie was fighting for her life. But<br />
as hard as it was for Lambie, she<br />
never lost her positive spirit, sense<br />
of humor or love of life.<br />
On September 11th, 2011, Lambie lost<br />
her six year battle with cancer.<br />
HER FLOCK CONTINUES<br />
Three days later, on September 14th<br />
2011, the 2nd Annual Cocktails for<br />
the Cure <strong>event</strong> to raise money and<br />
awareness became a celebration<br />
for an incredible woman who made<br />
a difference in our lives and our<br />
community. The <strong>event</strong> and the<br />
race efforts together raised over<br />
$42,000 making Team Pretty in<br />
Pink Northwest Ohio’s top overall<br />
Our mission:<br />
Lambie’s Legacy brings<br />
people together to support<br />
organizations that promote<br />
health awareness and cancer<br />
research in the hope of giving<br />
people more time to share<br />
the extraordinary moments<br />
of everyday life.<br />
fundraising team for the 2011 Susan<br />
G. Komen Race for the Cure. And<br />
Lambie’s race day team presence<br />
grew to over 160 participants!<br />
<br />
A FOUNDATION IN HER HONOR<br />
All of Lambie’s efforts in the fight<br />
against breast cancer were personal,<br />
but ultimately those efforts were<br />
selfless, in that she fought for all the<br />
women still fighting and who have<br />
yet to be diagnosed. We may have<br />
lost an incredible person, but this<br />
fight is not over. To help find a cure<br />
for this devastating disease and to<br />
honor our friend, Lambie’s Flock has<br />
formed a foundation in her name,<br />
Lambie’s Legacy: The Margaret<br />
Lamb Guyton Stout Fund.<br />
(link to next page).<br />
Lambie’s grace, courage and<br />
strength to not only fight for her<br />
life, but to live life to the fullest is<br />
an inspiration to us all. And it is her<br />
spirit of generosity and outreach<br />
that is her legacy.<br />
5 COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 2012 6
1 A Family Heirloom<br />
Robert Guyton’s gift to Priscilla was treasured by Lambie. This hand-blown<br />
glass vase was created by world renown Dominick Labino, internationally<br />
known scientist, inventor, artist and master craftsman in glass. Dominick began<br />
his professional career at Owens-Illinois and was part of a ground-breaking<br />
glassblowing workshop at the Toledo Museum of Art in 1962, where Lambie’s<br />
father, Robert took glassblowing classes. Labino’s artworks in glass are in<br />
the permanent collections of more than 100 museums throughout the world.<br />
Donated by Priscilla Schwier. Reserve Value $350.<br />
© 2012 ProMedica<br />
live auction items<br />
Our Mission is to improve<br />
your health and well-being.<br />
Offering free mammograms to patients in need<br />
thanks to support provided by Lambie’s Legacy:<br />
The Margaret Lamb Guyton Stout Fund.<br />
419-291-2131 | promedica.org/toledobreastcare<br />
2 Feed the Animals<br />
A behind the scenes tour at the<br />
Toledo Zoo for up to eight (8)<br />
persons followed by lunch. This item<br />
will include a one-on-one behind<br />
the scenes tour of one of the Zoo’s<br />
exhibits where the lucky winner of<br />
this item and his/her guests will be<br />
able to see first hand how this award<br />
winning Zoo cares for and enriches<br />
the lives of its most precious assets.<br />
This item includes a private lunch<br />
prepared by the Zoo’s Chef Sam<br />
that will be held in one of the Zoo’s<br />
private dining rooms. The tour must<br />
be scheduled for sometime during<br />
the hours of 11 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.<br />
any day of the week. Two weeks<br />
advanced notice is required. No<br />
potential for “upsizing” the number<br />
of guests as behind the scenes tours<br />
are kept small for everyone’s safety<br />
and enjoyment. This item is donated<br />
by Mary Ellen Pisanelli. Value $500.<br />
Opening/minimum bid is $200. “<br />
3 Around the World<br />
Eat your way around the World<br />
in 365 Days. Enjoy a year’s worth<br />
of dining out with 12, $100 gift<br />
certificates to Toledo’s best<br />
restaurants: <strong>Rose</strong> and Thistle, Yoko,<br />
The Beirut, Element 112, Ventura’s,<br />
Georgio’s, Bar 145, Fifi’s, Real<br />
Seafood, Registry Bistro, Mancy’s<br />
Italian and Cousino’s Steakhouse.<br />
Value $1200. Opening/minimum bid<br />
$300.<br />
4 Marco Polo<br />
1 week stay Marco Island Condo<br />
comes with $500 airfare. This<br />
gorgeous beachfront condo offers<br />
breathtaking, panoramic views of<br />
the Gulf of Mexico, Tigertail Beach<br />
and Marco Island. Relax while you<br />
watch the sunset from almost<br />
anywhere in this 14th floor, newly<br />
remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit.<br />
(Dates available November 17th<br />
2012 - Jan 12th, 2013 and April 6th<br />
- October 26th, 2013). This item<br />
is donated by Nancy and John<br />
Jack and valued at $2200. Airfare<br />
provided by Central Travel, $500<br />
value. Total Package worth $2700.<br />
Opening/minimum $700.<br />
5 Connect<br />
On Aug. 7 and 9, twenty women<br />
from the Victory Center participated<br />
in a fused glass and mosaic <strong>event</strong><br />
led by Areka Foster, PC, Art<br />
Therapist. This “sold out” experience<br />
was offered as a way to honor<br />
the board service that Lambie<br />
provided to the Victory Center and<br />
to help Victory Center participants<br />
connect with one another through<br />
art. Participants took part in the<br />
creation of a 19 x 53 inch mosaic of<br />
a ribbon heart amongst the clouds<br />
for the Cocktails for the Cure. The<br />
piece was designed by Areka as a<br />
tribute to Lambie and in recognition<br />
of the first of the three goals for<br />
Lambie’s Legacy to Connect, Share<br />
and Celebrate. The resulting mosaic<br />
holds the creative energy of each of<br />
the 20 women that helped to create<br />
it and the experience provided these<br />
women time to connect and support<br />
one another. One participant stated<br />
that this <strong>event</strong> was her first contact<br />
with the Victory Center and helped<br />
her to feel comfortable attending<br />
future <strong>event</strong>s. The participants<br />
were also treated to a fused glass<br />
experience, each creating two<br />
pieces. Participants were asked to<br />
consider creating one fused piece<br />
to celebrate their own strength and<br />
another to share with someone that<br />
gave them strength. This treasure is<br />
worth over $700. Opening/minimum<br />
bid $200.<br />
6 Best Cellars in Toledo<br />
Savor a case of Library wines<br />
collected from Toledo’s top private<br />
family cellars, valued at $1200.<br />
Additionally enjoy a group dinner<br />
for 6 at The Bistro at Maumee Wines<br />
valued at $250 and donated by<br />
Maumee Wines. Total package worth<br />
$1450. Opening/minimum bid $400.<br />
• Charles Richard Bordeaux Blend,<br />
donated by Richard Fortney.<br />
$100 value<br />
• Les Cailloux 2009 Chateaneufdu-Pape,<br />
donated by Colleen and<br />
Peter Demczuk, $85 Value<br />
• Duckhorn 2008 Cabernet<br />
Sauvignon, Patzimaro Vineyard,<br />
Napa Valley, Donated by Karen and<br />
Michael McMurray $95 Value<br />
• Girard 1988 Reserve, Cabernet<br />
Sauvignon, Napa Valley,<br />
donated by Stepper and George<br />
LeBoutillier, $95 Value<br />
• Dow’s 1977 Silver Jubilee Vintage<br />
Porto, donated by Shelly and Bob<br />
Julius, $118 Value<br />
• Chateau Bourgneuf 2005 Red<br />
Bordeaux, Pomerol, France,<br />
donated by Virginia and Harry<br />
Shaw, $80 Value<br />
• Allora Vineyard 2008 LUSSO,<br />
donated by Susan and Allen Block,<br />
$100 Value<br />
• Darioush 2009 Cabernet<br />
Sauvignon, donated by Margot and<br />
Scott Estes, $100 Value<br />
• Gracia 2002 Saint-Emilion Grand<br />
Cru, donated by Becca and Peter<br />
Gorman, $110 Value<br />
• Fontanbianca 2000 Barbaresco,<br />
Sori Burdin, donated by Leslie and<br />
George Chapman, $80 Value<br />
• Darioush 2007 Signature Cabernet<br />
Sauvignon, donated by Ruth and<br />
Jason Zajac $158 Value<br />
• Duckhorn 2007 Cabernet<br />
Sauvignon, Monitor Ledge<br />
Vineyard,donated by Priscilla<br />
and Fred Schwier, Napa Valley,<br />
$100 Value<br />
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7 River Art Tour<br />
Progressive Art Tour to view private<br />
world-renowned art collections in<br />
the Maumee riverfront homes of<br />
Georgia Welles, Sara Jane and Bill<br />
DeHoff and Fritz and Mary Wolfe.<br />
Respected art historian and director<br />
of the Toledo Museum of Art, Brian<br />
Kennedy will guide 6-8 couples<br />
through these esteemed collections.<br />
You and your friends will also<br />
enjoy an evening of culinary tastes<br />
created by Chef Lee of the <strong>Rose</strong><br />
and Thistle. And don’t worry about<br />
transportation, Priscilla and Fred<br />
Schwier are donating car services to<br />
do the driving. Weekday Date to be<br />
mutually agreed upon by all parties<br />
after October 15th, 2012. The value<br />
of this opportunity is PRICELESS,<br />
Minimum bid is $800.<br />
Dunbar Estate<br />
Sold For $23,000,000<br />
Apartments, Townhouses,<br />
Twinplexes, Land, and Lots<br />
Results Oriented with Proven Track Record<br />
7 COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 2012 8
live auction items continued<br />
8 Lambie’s Peonies<br />
1-4” Transplanted from Grandmother<br />
Lamb’s garden, Lambie’s peonies are<br />
currently thriving. Lambie delighted<br />
in the joy that her garden gave her.<br />
Whether it was a trip to the nursery<br />
to pick out her newest additions,<br />
breathing in the fresh air she found<br />
just the right spot to plant, or the<br />
daily care and watering as she<br />
watched her garden grow, Lambie<br />
loved gardening. But what she<br />
delighted in most was the beauty of<br />
the bloom. She would love to share<br />
them with you now in this stunning<br />
photographic image by Fred<br />
Schwier. Donated by Fred Schwier<br />
who was like a father to Lambie.<br />
Value $300 each, min bid $100 each.<br />
9 Bon Voyage<br />
Enjoy an incredible vacation to<br />
Apartment in Arcachon, France,<br />
a well known seaside resort on<br />
the French Atlantic Coast near<br />
Bordeaux. Breathtaking Arcachon<br />
is also known as the city of four<br />
seasons. Your accommodations<br />
feature the entire, very private top<br />
floor of a four story modern building<br />
with elevator. 2 block walk to the<br />
beach and only 3 blocks to the<br />
fabulous shopping district. Donated<br />
by Ann Sanford. Valued at $1200<br />
Minimum bid is $400.<br />
10 Dine in Fashion<br />
Paula Brown & Paula Fall, Toledo’s<br />
Finest Home and Apparel Fashion<br />
Buyers team up for a Progressive<br />
Dinner for 8 in their private homes.<br />
Enjoy specialty wines from your<br />
hosts and culinary creations<br />
by Chef Erika Rapp of Registry<br />
Bistro in 2 elegant settings with<br />
flowers arranged by Angel and<br />
Co. Dinner will be served by none<br />
other than your fabulous hosts.<br />
Transportation provided by Black<br />
and White cab. Valued over $2000,<br />
min bid $800.<br />
11 Shoot for a Cure<br />
Ottawa Skeet: Up to 8 people<br />
to enjoy a morning of skeet and<br />
trap followed by a gourmet lunch<br />
prepared by Chef Ron Frechette at<br />
the Ottawa Skeet Club. Donated by<br />
JB LeBoutillier, Greg K. Emmert, Sr.,<br />
and Bill Foster. Reserve value $500.<br />
12 Beiber-mania<br />
Do you have any tween Beliebers at home who cried when the concert of a<br />
lifetime sold-out in just one hour? Well here’s your chance to be a hero. Or<br />
maybe you’re the real pop lover in the house? We have 12 BOX tickets to the<br />
sold out 2012 Justin Beiber BELIEVE Tour at the Palace at Auburn Hills for Nov<br />
21, 2012 7PM. In addition to hearing the Beib’s top pop hits like”” Boyfriend””<br />
and “”As Long as You Love Me””, the opening act features Carly Rae Jepsen,<br />
currently at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 with “”Call Me Maybe.”” Priceless!!!<br />
Reserve bid $2100.<br />
Raise the Paddle<br />
A very simple, very powerful way to perhaps save a life.<br />
Each attendee has been given a paddle with a bidder<br />
number. During the Live <strong>Auction</strong> portion of the evening, you<br />
will be asked to “raise your paddle” and donate a number<br />
of Lambograms/mammograms directly to the Toledo<br />
ProMedica Breast Care Center.<br />
The following chart shows the number of lives you<br />
can touch via this gesture.<br />
Buy 100 Lambograms for $11,000<br />
Buy 50 Lambograms for $5,500<br />
Buy 25 Lambograms for $2,750<br />
Buy 10 Lambograms for $1,000<br />
Buy 5 Lambograms for $500<br />
Buy 2 Lambograms for $220<br />
Buy 1 Lambogram for $110<br />
Buy 1/2 Lambogram for $55<br />
9 COCKTAILS FOR THE CURE 2012 10
THANK YOU.<br />
Reminger would like to thank Lambie’s Legacy for their support of those organizations that<br />
promote health awareness and cancer research in the hope of giving people more time to<br />
share the extraordinary moments of everyday life.<br />
-Your friends at Reminger<br />
Akron<br />
Cincinnati<br />
Cleveland<br />
Columbus<br />
Sandusky<br />
Toledo<br />
Youngstown<br />
Ft. Mitchell<br />
Lexington<br />
Louisville<br />
419.254.1311<br />
Reminger.com<br />
Laurie J. Avery<br />
Lambie’s Legacy Supporter, Toledo Managing Partner, Reminger Co., LPA<br />
Results. Period.<br />
faces & Traces Exhibit<br />
A visual literacy exercise: Through 11 portraits<br />
and x-ray images we learn to take a closer look<br />
by studying the mammograms of the breast<br />
cancer survivors in our community.<br />
Survivor<br />
30-39 year old<br />
Amy Thorpe Wiley 35<br />
40-49 year old<br />
Paula Predinger 40 & 42<br />
50-59 year old<br />
Robin Charney 52<br />
Nancy Sloan 56<br />
Ginger Knudson 55<br />
Debbie Knight 59<br />
60-69 year old<br />
Sally Ravas 62<br />
Becky Zechman 62<br />
Sandy Germana 63<br />
Suzanne Thompson 63<br />
Kay Foster 69<br />
Age of Diagnosis<br />
This compelling exhibit teaches us the importance of screening<br />
and diagnostic mammograms. Early detection of breast cancer<br />
saves lives, reduces co-morbidity such as lymphedema, and<br />
increases treatment options. Three of the five targeted counties<br />
(Defiance, Lucas, Ottawa, Seneca and Wood) have late-stage<br />
diagnosis rates higher than Ohio (28.9%)<br />
(source: Ohio Cancer Incidence Surveillance System, ODH, 2011).<br />
Additionally, 36%- 40% of women aged 40+ in the above<br />
northwestern Ohio counties did not have a mammogram<br />
within the past twelve months (source: NWO Affiliate Susan<br />
G Komen for the Cure, 2011 Community Profile Report). It<br />
is believed the majority of these women do not schedule<br />
an annual mammogram because they are uninsured or<br />
underinsured. This is a troubling statistic because the key<br />
to saving lives is early detection.<br />
Special thanks to our breast cancer survivors who so willingly<br />
gave their time and medical images for our lesson in visualliteracy,<br />
providing human connection to our statistics. Your<br />
strength is inspirational.<br />
Thank-you Dr. Shermis and ProMedica Toledo Hospital Breast<br />
Care Center for your collaboration, and a huge thank you to<br />
Kelly Krueger for your management and coordination of this<br />
project. We could not have done it without you.<br />
Special thanks also to our photographer, Kim Bair and Ron<br />
Mikel of American Frame.<br />
A woman’s chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer is:<br />
from age 30 through age 39 . . . . . . 0.43 percent (often expressed as “1 in 233”)<br />
from age 40 through age 49 . . . . . . 1.45 percent (often expressed as “1 in 69”)<br />
from age 50 through age 59 . . . . . . 2.38 percent (often expressed as “1 in 42”)<br />
from age 60 through age 69 . . . . . . 3.45 percent (often expressed as “1 in 29”)<br />
(source: cancer.gov)<br />
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leaderboard auction<br />
Our Leader Board auction offers a selection of items for you to bid on silently throughout the evening. Please place<br />
your bids with our dedicated Leader Board flockers, who will be happy to list your bid for you. Be sure to check back<br />
throughout the evening. Have fun, and good luck!<br />
Bid # Bid # Item Description $ Increments<br />
1 Keep Lambie in your Heart<br />
Keep Lambie in your heart with this beautiful heart-shaped fruit bowl in Pink glass<br />
with red accents, hand-blown by Toledo Museum of Art’s Hot Shop Artist, Brien<br />
$25<br />
Strancar. Donated by Toledo Museum of Art. Value $250. Min bid $75.<br />
2 Garage Facelift<br />
Give your garage floor a facelift with a brand new random flake EPOXY GARAGE<br />
FLOOR for a 2.5 car garage in the Toledo area. Donated by Amazing Space, this item<br />
$100<br />
is valued at $1500, min bid $400.<br />
3 GO BLUE!<br />
U of Michigan Ticket Package - the lucky winner will receive 2 football and 2<br />
basketball tickets for the 2012/2013 seasons. Choose from three football games:<br />
UMass 9/15, Illinois 10/13 (Homecoming) or Northwestern 11/10. (25 yard line Section<br />
$25<br />
21 row 62) Basketball schedule is not out yet, but the tickets are mid court first row<br />
of section 224 Valiant section seats. Donated by Jarman Davis. Reserve Value $250.<br />
4 Toledo Mud Hens First Pitch and Party Suite<br />
Invite up to 16 people to watch you take the pitcher’s mound at Fifth Third Field,<br />
home of the Toledo Mud Hens, and throw out a “First Pitch” in pre-game ceremonies<br />
(plus keep a ball as a souvenir) at any Monday-Thursday home game of the 2013<br />
season, based upon availability. Not only will you receive four (4) complimentary<br />
$100<br />
Field Level seats, you will also enjoy the comfort and luxury of a private suite for<br />
12 including food and beverage and 2 parking passes. First pitch and field level<br />
seats are donated by the Toledo Mud Hens. Value $150. Private Suite is donated by<br />
ProMedica. Value $1000. Total Package worth $1150. Min bid $300.<br />
5 Zamboni Ride<br />
The lucky winner of this item will receive ONE ZAMBONI RIDE at any Toledo Walleye<br />
Home Game during the 2012/2013 season; includes 4 <strong>event</strong>-level seats to the game.<br />
$25<br />
Value $150. Min bid $50.<br />
6 Precious Little Lamb<br />
Ewe will treasure this Little Lamb. Created and donated by Jaffe Jewelers, this<br />
Golden Lamb is the perfect Lambie’s Legacy keepsake. Reminding you to enjoy and<br />
$100<br />
share the extraordinary moments of everyday life. Valued at $1000. Min bid $250.<br />
7 Glass Treasure<br />
Established world-class glass artist, Baker O’Brien has been mixing, melting and<br />
blowing vividly colored glass for over 30 years. Bakers work is exhibited in numerous<br />
public and private collections including Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan, Former<br />
Secretary of State Madeline Albright and former Mayor of New York City, Rudy<br />
$25<br />
Guiliani. This one of kind hand-blown glass treasure was created in honor of Lambie.<br />
The winning bidder will also enjoy a private tour of Baker’s studio The, Labino Glass<br />
Studio Tour. Donated by Baker O’Brien. Valued at $300. Min bid $100.<br />
8 Shop Till You Drop<br />
What better way to spend the day, than a shopping spree in Downtown Perrysburg<br />
including lunch! Package includes a $50 Gift Card for lunch at Zingos; 5 - $100 Gift<br />
Certificates from Ragazza, Elegant Ragz, Sheffield Road, Face Junky and Meig; and<br />
$50<br />
a $250 Gift Certificate from V Couture!!! Donated by each owner. Happy Shopping!!<br />
Total Value $800. Min bid $200.<br />
9 Fore!<br />
Round of golf for you and two guests, hosted by Steve Staelin at one of two<br />
University of Michigan golf courses: the Alister Mackenzie designed U of M Course or<br />
the exclusive Pete Dye designed Radrick Farms course, your choice. Outing includes<br />
transportation, lunch, carts and golf (lots of laughs optional). Must be used between<br />
May 1 and October 15th, 2013. Donated by Penny and Steve Staelin. Value $250, min<br />
bid $100.<br />
$25<br />
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Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure<br />
Join our Flock<br />
Sunday, September 30th, 2012<br />
Komen Northwest Ohio Race for the Cure®<br />
In Memory of – Lambie Guyton Stout<br />
<br />
5K Run/Walk and 1-mile Family Fun Walk<br />
<br />
Not a runner or walker? Don’t worry!<br />
You can still be a part of our team and Sleep-in-for-the-Cure!!<br />
Register tonight at our race registration table located<br />
or via the web: nwohio.info-komen.org/goto/LambiesLegacy<br />
And don’t forget to order your Lambie’s Legacy<br />
t-shirt for the race at our Lamb Shop<br />
Race Day Details:<br />
9:00 AM Main Stage<br />
The flock will meet at the corner of Summit & Monroe for<br />
Lambie’s honoree announcement.<br />
Every year the Komen<br />
Northwest Ohio Race for the<br />
Cure® pays special tribute<br />
to two individuals from our<br />
24 county service area who<br />
have inspired others by<br />
exuding strength and grace<br />
during their fight with breast<br />
cancer. This year’s Race will<br />
be run “In Celebration” of<br />
Ingrid Bias and “In Memory”<br />
of “Lambie” Guyton Stout.<br />
Race Day Wrap up Breakfast<br />
Sophie’s Sister (133 N. Michigan) after the race.<br />
Re-energizing nourishment will be provided by Pam’s Corner<br />
and a team photo will be taken as well as fundraising drawings.<br />
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Thank-You<br />
Thank you Lambie’s Flock for all your hard work and dedication to making the<br />
3rd Annual Cocktails for the Cure a fun and successful <strong>event</strong>! Lambie would be proud!<br />
“Thanks to all the wonderful<br />
Committee Chairs<br />
friends who provided support<br />
Laurie Avery<br />
and love during Lambie’s illness.<br />
Leslie Chapman<br />
Your help with meals, errands,<br />
Emily Conley<br />
visits, cards, childcare and<br />
Andrea DeWood<br />
prayers were appreciated and<br />
Christina Kasper<br />
important to her. We are truly<br />
Nicole LeBoutillier<br />
blessed by your kindness.”<br />
Meigen McIntyre<br />
Priscilla and Fred Schwier,<br />
Lissa Guyton, Chip and Kristina Guyton<br />
and Elizabeth Lamb Stout<br />
Molly Miller Noble<br />
Maribeth Phibbs<br />
Mary Sabin<br />
Meredith Sherman<br />
Heather Westmeyer<br />
Where progress is evident,<br />
Community is Key.<br />
Cindi White<br />
At Key, we understand how teamwork,<br />
cooperation and respect for others are<br />
instrumental to everyone’s professional<br />
success. That’s why we support<br />
<strong>program</strong>s that help people advance in<br />
their careers, today and in the future.<br />
Contributing Flockers<br />
Kim Bair<br />
Kara Hertzfeld<br />
Virginia Shaw<br />
Beckett Kimble<br />
Brenda Irwin<br />
Kristine Smith<br />
Stephanie Bean<br />
Fatima Knight<br />
Weezie Stoddard<br />
Susan Bennett<br />
Jean Lee-Kay<br />
Christy Stone<br />
Lauren Deis<br />
Scott McIntyre<br />
Carrie Stout<br />
Colleen Demczuk<br />
Jane Mintun<br />
Kathi Souder<br />
Key Private Bank and the Walter E. Terhune<br />
Memorial Fund are proud to support Lambie's<br />
Legacy.<br />
Kristin Detgen<br />
Pam DiSalle<br />
Areka Foster<br />
Jill Perry<br />
Kathy Peters<br />
Mary Roberts<br />
Allison Taylor<br />
Molly Reams Thompson<br />
Andrea Vicente<br />
Lissa Guyton<br />
Marie Saner<br />
Susan Wilson<br />
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PLATINUM LAMBS<br />
($10,000)<br />
Health Care REIT<br />
Lambie’s Legacy would like to thank our<br />
Corporate Sponsors<br />
& In-Kind Donors<br />
GOLDEN LAMBS<br />
($5,000)<br />
Buckeye Cable System<br />
Bumble Olive Oil<br />
Pro Medica<br />
The Reminger Foundation <strong>Company</strong><br />
Scoots<br />
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP<br />
Taylor Automotive Group<br />
SILVER LAMBS<br />
($2,500)<br />
Communica<br />
Key Bank<br />
Merrill Lynch<br />
Toledo Museum of Art<br />
PINK LAMBS<br />
($1,000)<br />
Aly Sterling Philanthropy<br />
American Frame<br />
Amazing Space<br />
HEW Consulting<br />
Hollywood Casino<br />
Jaffe Jewelers<br />
Knight Crockett Insurance<br />
Paula Brown Shop<br />
Phabriq Development<br />
Sofia Lustig<br />
Thomas McDonald Partners, <strong>LLC</strong><br />
Toledo Radiological Associates<br />
Tout Sweet<br />
Verso Group<br />
Walker Funeral Homes<br />
WHITE LAMBS<br />
($500)<br />
American Rent All<br />
Binkleman<br />
Hylant Group<br />
V Couture<br />
Westmeyer Dental<br />
SHEPHERD OF THE FLOCK ($250)<br />
Bruce Roberts Interiors<br />
FrontPath Health Coalition<br />
Kingston Residence of Perrysburg<br />
Kuhlman Corporation<br />
Meig<br />
The Trust <strong>Company</strong> of Toledo<br />
Elise Ansberg<br />
Todd & Sara Alcroft<br />
Alex, Katie and Mack Avery<br />
Laurie & Rick Avery<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bair<br />
Suz Bates Colon<br />
Susan Croy<br />
Gill W. Bentley<br />
Susan & Allen Block<br />
Paula & Peter Brown<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Burt<br />
Leslie & George Chapman<br />
Mary and Tony Clark<br />
Linda Thomas Collins<br />
Todd Commisso<br />
Clark & Emily Conley<br />
Sue Craver<br />
Bill & <strong>Pamela</strong> Davis<br />
Jarman & Rachael Davis<br />
Sara Jane DeHoff<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Demczuk<br />
Andrea & Matthew DeWood<br />
Chris & Pam DiSalle<br />
Greg & Helen Emmert<br />
The Edward Lamb Foundation<br />
Paula & Bill Fall<br />
Mr. & Mrs. John K. Fauver<br />
Areka & Tim Foster<br />
Kay Foster<br />
Margaret & Bill Foster<br />
Mary Lou Fox<br />
The Girl Scouts of Western Ohio,<br />
Troop 10682<br />
Wendy & Troy Greeley<br />
Kristina & Chip Guyton<br />
Lambie’s Legacy would like to thank our<br />
Founding Members<br />
Lissa Guyton<br />
The Guyton-Schwier Family<br />
Stephanie & Josh Harmon<br />
Paige Harmon<br />
Kara & Joel Hertzfeld<br />
Susan “Suedy” Heuby<br />
Elyse Hood<br />
Bill & Sue Horvath<br />
Nancy & John Jack<br />
Norm Johnston<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Julius<br />
Gretchen Julius<br />
The Kasper Family<br />
Scott Lee & Jean Kay-Lee<br />
Mary & Brian Kennedy<br />
Beckett Baither & Jeff Kimble<br />
Fatima & Dokk Knight<br />
Tony & Debbie Knight<br />
Ginger Knudson<br />
Kathy Lathrop<br />
Stepper & George LeBoutillier<br />
Nicole & JB LeBoutillier<br />
Grandin & Austin LeBoutillier<br />
Rita Mansour<br />
Chris Martindale<br />
Myra McClure<br />
Meig & Scott McIntyre<br />
Karen & Michael McMurray<br />
Molly & Geoffrey Meyers<br />
Kitty Beth Millhon<br />
The Mintun Family<br />
The Morely Family<br />
Hugh & Suzanne Morgan<br />
Melissa & George Namay<br />
The Norman C. Nitschke Family<br />
Molly Miller Noble<br />
Valentine Ononye<br />
Michael Osborne<br />
Caroline Partin<br />
Stephanie Pawuk<br />
Maribeth Phibbs<br />
Mary Ellen Pisanelli<br />
Polk & Sam Prud’homme<br />
The Sabin Family<br />
Ann Sanford<br />
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Secor III<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaw<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Alexander Shaw IV<br />
Meredith Sherman<br />
Skylar Silk<br />
Ann Sanford & Bryan Smith<br />
Kathi & Granger Souder<br />
Penny & Steve Staelin<br />
Spenser & Christy Stone<br />
Elizabeth Lamb Stout<br />
John & Shanie Swigart<br />
Allison & Steve Taylor<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor<br />
Susan Thomas<br />
Susan R. Reams & Molly Reams Thompson<br />
Katy & Keith Walker<br />
Lillian & F. Michael Walsh MD<br />
Kristen & Darren Weisberg<br />
Stephanie Weisenburger<br />
Georgia Welles<br />
Hope Welles<br />
Marilyn A.Wendler<br />
Mary Westfall<br />
The Westmeyer Family<br />
Cindi and Ron White & Family<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe<br />
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