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Music All Time MUSIC ALL TIME Generations of Settlement Alumni GenerationsWho Play of Settlement It Forward Alumni Who Play it Forward Settlement Music School 110th Anniversary Gal Settlement Music School’s 110 th Anniversary Gala April 28, 2018 Loews Philadelphia Hotel 1200 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 Hard work yields outstanding performance. Settlement Music School’s 2016-17 Gail W. Snitzer We salute Settlement Music School Advanced Study String Quartet: Kristy Chen and Hiroto Saito, and its long-time supporter and violins; Ally Cohen, viola; Nicholas Jin, cello; coached champion, Leonard Mellman by Sidney Curtiss. PMA is different—for 35 years its guiding investment principle has been the management of risk in its clients’ portfolios. PMA No one knows the future, and no one can forecast market performance, but nothing produces consistent PRUDENT returns like the rigorous quantitative analysis and thoughtful pragmatism that is at the core of PMA’s investment process. MANAGEMENT Founded in 1982 by Marshall E. Blume, Ph.D. of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania ASSOCIATES and Edward L. Snitzer, Esq., PMA manages about one billion dollars in client assets, including those of high net worth individuals and not-for-profit corporations. PERFORMANCE VALUE DISCIPLINE LEADERSHIP 1735 Market Street, Suite 3902 • Philadelphia, PA 19103-7598 (215) 994-1062 • Toll Free: (866) 994-1062 • [email protected] Celebrating 110 years of making beautiful music. “Music is a moral law. It gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness, and life to everything.” — Plato www.ballardspahr.com 1 ideas ideals impact Glenmede is proud to support SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL Glenmede was created as an independent trust company over 60 years ago to serve as investment manager and trustee of the Pew family’s charitable interests. Today, we manage $40 billion for high-net-worth individuals and families, endowments, foundations and institutional clients. Please contact Laura LaRosa at 215-419-6027 or [email protected] for a personal conversation. @glenmede glenmede.com /company/glenmede 2 3 WE PROUDLY SUPPORT SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL Stradley Ronon also congratulates three alumni honorees who have made their mark in philanthropy, music and education: -Leonard Mellman -Kevin Eubanks -Harriet Go For more than 90 years, Stradley Ronon attorneys have helped private and public companies — from small businesses to Fortune 500 corporations — achieve their goals. While we’re proud of our many client achievements, we’re just as dedicated to the communities in which we work and live. Through our financial contributions and volunteer efforts, we’re pleased to support hundreds of nonprofit and charitable organizations. www.stradley.com Pennsylvania | Washington, D.C. | New York | New Jersey | Illinois | Delaware 4 5 Settlement Music School 110th Anniversary Gala Committee GALA CHAIRS Ann Marie & Carl Edwards CORPORATE TABLES CHAIR David Connor DÉCOR Libby S. Harwitz MENU Thanks for the music. Greg & Susan Moore Susan & the Honorable Vincent J. Poppiti Your performance makes us richer. RAFFLE Matthew J. Solin STAGING AND PRESENTATION Fred Stein, The Creative Group We are proud supporters of music in our community. COmmITTEE AT LARGE Tamika N. Addo-Boateng Bala Cynwyd Charity Connor One Belmont Ave, Suite 105 | 610-668-1658 Ellen S. Friedell Mary Beth Kramer Jennifer Lifsted Molly Mahoney Lynn McCormick Betsy Shrader Steven M. Schultz Joel & Jane Smith VISTBank.com | TompkinsIns.com TompkinsFinancialAdvisors.com 6 7 Settlement Music School Settlement Music School 110th Anniversary Gala 110th Anniversary Gala Welcome to Settlement Music School’s 110th Anniversary Gala! HONOREES We present to you this evening a celebration of Settlement This Year, We are honored to celebrate three alumni, alumni and recognize the ways Settlement shaped the lives of three esteemed alumni who each Play It Forward: Leonard from three generations, who have made their mark in Mellman, Kevin Eubanks and Harriet Go. philanthropy, music, and education. They have each “played it forward” to make their communities great. Each honoree reflects a unique time in our history, from the 30s, 60s, and 90s (we hope you enjoy the cocktails and décor at the cocktail hour!). Every Settlement alumnus has a unique 1930s 1960s 1990s story to tell, so tonight is only snapshot of the 11 decades that our School has served Philadelphia and the region. Len Mellman Kevin Eubanks Harriet Go Real Estate Internationally Special Education Acclaimed Guitarist Settlement is so much more than a traditional arts education Developer Teacher - it touches some of our most special lives via the Kardon Cen- ter for Arts Therapy and Kaleidoscope Arts Integrated Pre-K programs. More than 300,000 students have studied here since 1908. Under CEO Helen Eaton, Settlement has branched out to connect the arts community in Philadelphia through their work with Philadelphia Music Alliance for Youth Artists’ (PMAY) Initiative. Settlement provides financial aid and scholarship assistance of Sponsorships $2 million annually. Your generosity tonight assures that many more generations can share in the legacy of music and arts. DESIGN SPONSOR Thank you for being a part of this event, which will Play it Forward for future students while continuing the commitment Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP to those we serve today. Along with the 110th Gala Committee and the staff of Settlement, we extend our sincerest gratitude and wishes for a very enjoyable evening! WINE SPONSOR Warmest regards, Moore Brothers Wine Company Ann Marie & Carl Edwards 110 Anniversary Gala Chairs 8 9 Settlement Music School Innovator Tables 110th Anniversary Gala Drexel University Benefactor Tables Visionary Tables Boenning & Scattergood Brown’s Super Stores, Inc. BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON Bryn Mawr Trust / Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC ERNST & YOUNG, LLP Catelli Duo Cozen O’Connor GLENMEDE Ann Marie & Carl Edwards MACQUARIE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT FGS, Inc. Flyers Charities BRIAN & MELISSA PINHEIRO FS Investments Margaret F. Goldfarb REACHING AGREEMENT ADR/ ELLEN S. & STEVEN FRIEDELL Iron Stone Strategic Capital Partners Justin P. & Mary Klein STRADLEY RONON STEVENS & YOUNG, LLP Moore Brothers Wine Company Susan & The Honorable Vincent J. Poppiti TOMPKINS VIST BANK Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP Barrie Trimingham & David Pierson 10 11 Special Benefactors Benefactors Thomas Arnold Michael & Maureen Corrado Ralph & Nané Arpajian David & Monica Deets Beneficial Insurance Services Edith R. Dixon Rhonda S. Chatzkel & Michael Mann Andrew & Ricki Eisenstein David & Charity Connor John A. Fry Gertude McBride & William Allen Eaton Trenya Garner Joseph & Marie Field Nancy Gellman Lori & Thomas Flynn Debbie & Jim Genuardi Gordon B. Fowler, Jr. Steven & Beth Haas Libby S. Harwitz & Dr. Burton Blender Don Haskin & Lynn Martin Haskin, Ph.D. Christopher Healy Wendy Kane & Jeffrey Margolies Jacobs Music Jay & Andrea Lockenour Mary Beth & Scott Kramer Lynn McCormick & Josh Hammond Ann Lebowitz & Mark Steinberger Ania & Chris Mikson Bruce & Robyn Leto Susan & Gregory Moore The Lipstein Family Foundation Michael & Karen Palmieri Clyde & Donna Lowery Daniel Reisman Shawn Lytle Bruce Rosenfield & Bonnie Brier Philip N. & Joan Russo Brian & Victoria Rothenberg Michael & Linda Semes Harold Scattergood Joel & Jane Smith Steve Schultz Edward L. & Gail W. Snitzer Fred & Abbie Stein Baird & Anne Standish Univest Banking, Insurance, Investments TD Bank Peg & Ralph Wellington Jeannine & David Webber White and Williams LLP 12 13 Patrons Subscribers Roger & Meg Berlin Constance Benoliel-Rock Graham Brent & Karen Miller Noel & Sharon Boothe Gary Bridges & Deborah Goldblum Leah Mellman Bowes Matt Cunniff Luther W. Brady Dr. Nancy Broz & Dr. Rodney Thomas Kevin & Larae Cunningham Douglas & Meryl Carmel Joanne Fishman Terry Champion Susan L. Freeman Guissou Dabiri & John Emery Adele Greenspun Claire N. Dale Belinda L. Hull Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dale Richard & Sonja Irwin Albert & JoAnne DiSanto Juliette Kang & Thomas Kraines Mary H. Dunn Michael MacNeal Helen S. Eaton & Guillaume Combet MRA Group Dr. Gordon & Stella Fink Ned Scharff Barbara Freed & Alan Mittelman Anne S. Tobey & Peter J. Schoenbach Deborah Glass Paul & Barbara Schraeder Karen Gurmankin Susan & Bruce Shapiro Kristin Hammersmith, MD & Douglas Brand Paul & Melanie Snitzer Amy & Brad Hughart Michael & Katherine Soulé Judith & Richard Hurtig Konnie & Paul Stark Marlyn & John Kalitan Roger & Valerie Wood 14 15 Subscribers, continued Young Friends Elaine Wolk Kaufman Tamika N. & Kobby Addo-Boateng Wilfred & Shellie Klein Nate Bronstein & Amy Liedy Jeff Levinsohn & Erica Gloss Claudia McBride Combet Molly Mahoney & David Breiner Ethan & Kristen R. Dennis Carolyn & Bill Marconi Victoria & Daniel Edwards Pete Maruca and Cricket Brosius Mimi & Nicholas Fox Dr. Alexander & Elizabeth McKinley Regina Haigh & Al Carabello James McKinley & Rosemary Kait Jennifer & Zach Shaw George & Lynette McNeal Matthew J. Solin Eileen & Marc Mellman Elizabeth Hanna Robinson Contributors Les Rosenwinkel Forest Britt Kyle Ruffin & Fred Weiss Mary L. Goldman Alexandra Samuels & Peter Kohn Fredda L. Segal Amelia Schmertz & Francesco Cerrai M. Kathryn Taylor & Jon Sprogell Jody Piltz Seymour, MD & Barry Seymour Shelley & David Shaw Betsy Shrader Fred Snitzer Lori & Gerad Thorell Mark and lori wagner Sharlyn Mellman Weitz 16 17 Settlement Music School Settlement Music School 110th Anniversary Gala 110th
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