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2018 Program 2002 Marvin Cohen 1998 Oak Park Tennis Club 2003 Julia Steele 2004 Alan Brodsky 1999 Love to Serve, Inc 2018 Program 2002 Marvin Cohen 1998 Oak Park Tennis Club 2003 Julia Steele 2004 Alan Brodsky 1999 Love To Serve, Inc. 2004 Nancy Watland 2005 Robert Zumph 2000 Love To Serve, Inc. 2005 Paul MacDonald 2006 Larry Levin 2001 Love To Serve, Inc. 2006 Patty Lambropoulos 2007 Mike Gorski 2002 Chicago Prairie Tennis C 2007 Mary Shepherd 2009 Roger E. Allen 2003 Tennis Opportunity P 2008 Patricia Marshall 2010 Stephen Weinstein 2004 Oak Park Tennis Club 2009 Sylvia Gothard & Nancy 2011 Steve Haas 2005 W Suburb. Tennis Patrons Watland 2012 Greg Franzo 2006 Glenbrook Racquet Club 2012 Alin Pop 2013 William Ferguson 2007 Maywood Tennis Asso. 2014 P. MacDonald, Alex Shusis 2014 Peter Ketcham 2008 W Suburban Tennis Patron 2015 Morrie Marino 2015 Anthony Balzano 2009 Love To Serve 2016 Steve Haas 2016 Christopher Springer 2011 Love To Serve, Tennis Tennis Official of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award 2012 Chicago Prairie Tennis 1996 Tom Patterson 1997 Mary Seelig Club (100th Year!) 1997 Joy Duerr Violet M. Clark 2001 Melvin E. Timmons 2013 Southside Junior Tennis 1998 Mike Sutko 2002 Janet French 2014 The ACE Project 1999 Charles Cunningham 2003 Richard Bradley 2015 Barrington Area Tennis 2003 Sherry & Bob Sanford 2004 Nelson Campbell 2016 Love To Serve, Inc. 2004 Pam Delnagro 2005 Art Leighton Tournament Director 2005 Janice Lumpkin 2006 Sylvia Gothard of the Year 2006 Steve Menoff 2007 Denny Schackter 1976 Walter Piekarski 2007 Joy Duerr 2009 LaMont Bryant 1977 Marla Ward 2008 Tina Herrera-Richards Junior Player of the Year (Male) 2010 Rod Schroeder 1978 Tom Pitchford 2009 John Coleman Dominick Cuchran 2011 Ronald Mitchell 1979 Carol Lieberman & 2010 Arnie Villagomez 2014 Scott Suloway Joan Goldberg 2011 Wendy Kaegi Member Organization 1980 Mary Berg 2012 Chuck Cunningham Junior Player of the Year (Female) of the Year 1981 Dave Williams & 2013 Nancy Hoekstra 1976 Arlington Tennis Club Martha Williams 2014 Janice Lumpkin Kolie Allen 1977 Waveland Tennis Club 1982 Lyden & Workman Fam. 2015 John Coleman 1979 Westchester Tennis Club 1983 Mary Seelig 2016 Marilyn Goldman 1980 Winnetka Tennis Asso. 1984 Patricia Freebody Volunteer of the Year Junior Recreational Player of the Year 1981 Downers Grove Tennis 1985 Tom Lutze 1992 Barry Batson Yaxi Marchan 1982 Chicago Park District 1986 Marsha Marchese 1993 Bill Lange 1983 Winnetka Tennis Asso. 1987 Grace Rimkunas 1994 Mary Seelig 1984 Chicago Prairie Tennis C. 1988 Janet Murtaugh 1995 Julia Steele League Player of the Year 1985 Des Plaines Tennis Club 1989 Sonja Fischer 1996 Judy Roller 1986 Mid-Town Tennis Club 1990 Jim Gelhaar 1997 Richard Bradley Erica Eisner Kosova 1987 River Trails Tennis Club 1991 Mary Seelig 1998 Maggie Robinson 1988 Beverly Hills Tennis Club 1992 Sylvia Gothard 1999 Judy Willoughby 1989 River Forest Tennis Club 1993 Jerry Morse-Karzen & 2000 Lynn Maloney Coach of the Year 1990 Daley Bicentennial Plaza Mark Baladad 2001 Stephen Butzlaff Kamau Murray Chicago Park District 1994 Lyn Bruner 2002 Jon Vegosen 1991 Homewood-Flossmoor 1995 Mary Seelig 2003 Lori James Park District Tournament Director of the 2004 Charles Granville Facility of the Year 1992 W. Suburb. Tennis Patrons Year-Mary Seelig Award 2005 Shirley Roach 1993 Woodfield Racquet Club 1996 Nancy Watland 2006 Mary Jo Schuler Schaumburg Tennis Plus 1994 The Meadow Club 1997 Sylvia Gothard 2007 Constance Turner Burkes Member Organization of the 1998 Dave Evans 2008 Ron Mitchell Year-CrossCourt News Award 1999 Sylvia Gothard 2009 Julia Steele Tennis Official of the Year 1995 Tennis Opportunity Prog. 2000 Marcy Hendricks 2011 Don Walton Charles N. Granville III 1996 Love To Serve, Inc. 2001 Jim Musgrave 2013 Fely Ong 1997 Stony Island Tennis Club 2002 Paul Burrus 2016 Patty Lambropoulos 2 31 Adult Player of the Year 2001 Morse-Karzen Family 1999 Matt Bruch 2018 Program 1998 Bill Lange 2002 Donald Young Family 2000 Thomas Hanus 1999 Michael Benson 2003 Jon Vegosen Family 2001 Colin Foster 2000 Christine Mott 2004 Stecko Family 2002 Ryan Heller 2001 Bobby Hampton 2005 Sonkin Family 2003 Donald Young, Jr. 2002 Marvin Cohen 2010 The Stephen Bonner Fam. 2004 Spencer Vegosen 2003 Christy Wing 2012 Zazove Family 2005 Dennis Nevolo The proceeds from our Annual “Evening of Champions” 2004 Jerry Morse-Karzen 2016 Balon Family 2006 Evan King 2006 Bill Johnston Junior Player of the Year-F 2007 Denis Bogatov as well as any contributions you wish to make will benefit 2010 Jerry, Brett & Becky Morse 1976 Amy Williams 2008 Michael Moore the many junior tennis programs supported by the -Karzen 1982 Michelle Torres 2009 Robert Stineman 2011 Becky & Jerry Morse- 1983 Katrina Adams 2010 Michael Redlicki Chicago Tennis Patrons & Karzen 1985 Julie McKeon 2012 Michael Sellitto The Chicago District Tennis Association,. 2012 Gabrielle Clark 1986 Stacey Berg 2013 Martin Joyce Coach of the Year 1987 Anne Mall 2014 Gianni Ross 2005 Dave Muir 1989 Jennifer Nasser 2016 Jacob Edelchik 2006 Mark Bey 1990 Jennifer Nasser Junior Recreational Players 2007 Nancy Hoekstra 1991 Margie Lepsi 2007 Jazmin Hall & Kasey GOLD SPONSORS 2008 Tyrone Mason 1992 Wendy Fix Burns Midtown Athletic Clubs 2009 Barry King 1993 Margie Lepsi 2008 Caitlyn Schaffer-Harris 2010 Manny Velasco Helen Shockley Memorial 2009 Jaleyah Walker & Khari USTA Midwest Section 2011 Greg Contro Award Sanchez 2012 Luke Bagos 1995 Laura Granville 2011 Keenan Lee & Richelle Good Heart Work Smart Foundation 2014 Bartosz Jozwiak 1996 Michelle Dasso Edwards 2015 Barb Rueth 1997 Christine Nolan 2012 Oni Jones SILVER SPONSORS 2016 Marcy Hendricks 1998 Laura Granville 2013 Kenya Hill Facility of the Year 1999 Christine Nolan 2016 Jaylon Ford & Meisha William T. Barry 2000 H-F Racquet & Fitness 2000 Elizabeth Lumpkin Daniels 2001 North Shore Racquet Club 2001 Elizabeth Lumpkin League Player of the Year-F Ernst & Young, LLP 2002 Mid-Town Tennis Club 2002 Alexis Prousis 1992 Gillian McDonnell Joan & Bill Dutton 2003 Mid-Town Tennis Club 2003 Elizabeth Lumpkin 1993 Lyn Tietz 2004 East Bank Club 2004 Monica Milewski 1994 Nancy Watland 2005 Libertyville Tennis & 2005 Taylor Marable 1996 Julie Roth BRONZE SPONSORS Fitness 2006 Elizabeth Epstein 1997 Sharon Welch Wilson Sporting Goods 2006 Glenbrook Racquet Club 2007 Gia McKnight 1998 Marina Vecci 2007 Score Tennis & Fitness 2008 Hanna Mar 2000 Atsuko Kumagai Hinsdale Bank and Trust 2008 H-F Racquet & Fitness 2009 Nida Hamilton 2001 Elvira Cridland (A Wintrust Community Bank) Club 2010 Jasmine Minor 2003 Lisa Culp 2009 Heritage Tennis Club 2011 Jerrika Boone 2004 Lynn Daggett McCarthy & Trinka, Inc. 2010 Oak Park Tennis Center 2012 Keisha Clousing 2005 Mary Gallagher 2011 H-F Racquet & Fitness 2013 Carol Finke 2006 Dawn McMillin 2012 Wheaton Sport Center 2014 Brienne Minor 2007 Dena Balzano 2013 Oak Brook Tennis Center 2016 Lahari Yelamanchili 2008 Janelle Lobmier 2014 Glenview Tennis Club Junior Player of the Year-Male 2009 Colleen Lehman 2016 Naperville Tennis Club 1977 Paul Wei 2010 Leslie Trantor Family of the Year 1978 Mike Martin 2012 Alison Miller 1990 Bufford Family 1979 Ron Kowal 2013 Janine Stalcup 1991 Watson Family 1980 Danny Arends 2014 Mary Ann Sharpe 1992 Trantor Family 1981 Michael Kures 2015 Georgene Ross Trudy Brahin Family Mary Seelig Family 1993 Schoenly Family 1984 Lee Hardman 2016 Fra Angelica Wright CrossCourt News Helen Shockley Family 1994 Kmiec Family 1988 John James League Player of the Year-M Paul Dean Family John Shostrom Family 1995 Nasser Family 1994 Martel Bufford 1995 Robert Zumph 1996 Beverley Family Kevie Schwartz Memorial A. 1996 Norm Anderson Midtown Athletic Clubs Mel Timmons Family 1997 Rose Family 1995 Andrew Witt 1997 Jerry Peel Tom Patterson Family Jon Vegosen Family 1998 Adams Family 1996 Thomas Hanus 1999 Bill Johnston Alan G. Schwartz Family 1999 Butzlaff Family 1997 Conner Murnighan 2000 John Wentworth 2000 Little Family 1998 Russell Bennett 2001 Dave Stefan 3 30 2018 Program David Martin (President) Mark Revermann (Vice President) Renier Soto (Secretary) Dorothy Paige (Treasurer) Executive Director Bob Raidt Mark Przepiorski Julie Roth Christine M. Smith Directors: Natalie Soto John Griffin Julia Steele Lori James Jennifer Thomas Kelly Johnson Honorary Directors: John O'Driscoll Donald Kempster Tom Patterson James Zagel Sanjiv Pillai Who We Are Chicago Tennis Patrons is the fund raising arm of the Chicago District Tennis Association. As a separate not-for-profit tax-exempt corporation, the CTP may accept tax-deductible contributions. The CTP is a 100% volunteer organization whose primary focus is helping kids in the greater Chicago area through the sport of tennis. Our programs are funded by contributions from generous individuals and organizations. Virtually all (approximately 96%) of the funds contributed by our sponsors are re-invested in the youth programs and the scholarships we support. 4 29 2018 Program Mission & Values Our mission is to positively impact the lives of kids in the greater Chicago area by providing access to tennis programs that help kids develop a healthy, active lifestyle while learning values and life skills necessary to be successful in life and a positive contributor in their communities. The youth programs we support provide a safe and positive environment that helps kids by: encouraging a healthy / active lifestyle promoting values, such as confidence, sportsmanship and respect teaching life skills, such as leadership, responsibility and managing emotions developing athletic skills that open opportunities for scholarships ... and a lifetime of fun creating social opportunities that result in a broad network of lifetime friendships exposing kids to diversity which provides them with a broader life perspective engaging parents to become involved with their kids & their local communities What We Do The Chicago Tennis Patrons offers grants and scholarships to support tennis programs for children who might otherwise not have the opportunity to develop their talents and potential. Our programs provide all children regardless of income, race, gender or ability the opportunity develop athletic and social skills in a safe and positive environment.
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