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Contents Message from

Message from the Board Chair and CEO 01 the Board Chair

Articles It computes: mining data for promising drugs 12 and CEO Walking beyond grief sends a message of hope 13

Sowing the seeds of a legacy 14 The first part of the team is our donors. Non-smoker tackles lung cancer head on 15 It has been our privilege Cancer Foundation donors make personal

Stepping up to challenge of breast cancer 16 contributions, plan legacy gifts, purchase lottery again this year to connect the tickets, sponsor participants in our walks and put The art of healing 17 their own ingenuity to work as volunteers, planning Employees power powers innovation 18 work of two important groups and executing more than 300 fundraising events Special meaning to this year’s golf classic 19 each year.

World’s longest hockey game 20 Their support is a tribute to the thousands of that form one team intent on Albertans diagnosed with cancer this year. It’s a Coping with the cost of cancer 21 message of hope for the nearly 16,000 expected Bridging the gap between research and practice 22 building a cancer-free future to be diagnosed next year. And their gifts honour Face off against cancer 23 the memory of more than 5,000 Albertans who

New lab space key to attracting talent 24 for individual Albertans and lose their battle with cancer each year. The numbers are big, but the stories are personal. Each of these Abbreviated financial statements 25 for the province as a whole. individuals is a beloved mother, father, son, daughter, friend or colleague. Listings The second part of the team behind each of Events 26 these personal cancer journeys is the researchers, Donors 29 doctors, nurses and other health professionals Bequests 41 committed to giving Albertans their best chance In Tribute 42 of preventing cancer, surviving it and thriving.

The boost donor contributions In honour 46 give to their work accelerates Named funds, awards and research chairs 47 progress to our common goal. On every front, we are On every front, we are Closer to home 48 making progress in building making progress in building a cancer-free future. But a cancer-free future. progress can’t happen fast enough. We thank our donors for their extraordinary efforts in helping Alberta build momentum in the fight against cancer and for helping making the cancer journey easier for so many who fight it today.

Sandy Slator, Chair Linda Mickelson, CEO Alberta Cancer Foundation Alberta Cancer Foundation 02 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 03

results are that we confident will work

help us help get the get message out to out people

Dr. Jack Tuszynski, Allard Foundation Chair > see page 12 for the full story Jackie Clark, fund-raiser in memory > see page 13 for the full story in Experimental Oncology of her son, Brent

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results that we that are confident will work

help us get the message out to people

Dr. Jack Tuszynski, Allard Foundation Chair > see page 12 for the full story Jackie Clark, fund-raiser in memory > see page 13 for the full story in Experimental Oncology of her son, Brent

Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future

my life has been touched quite a bit by cancer

any support for cancer research research and great is needed

Catherine Ellis, legacy donor in memory > see page 14 for the full story Jon Glans, patient and fund-raiser > see page 15 for the full story of her husband, Graham 04 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 05

my life my has been has touched a bit by by bit a quite cancer

any support cancer for research is great and needed

Catherine Ellis, legacy donor in memory > see page 14 for the full story Jon Glans, patient and fund-raiser > see page 15 for the full story of her husband, Graham Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future

increase our of chances making a significant advance

express and yourself your emotions creatively

Dr. John Mackey, research co-chair, > see page 16 for the full story Karen Bayus, donor in memory > see page 17 for the full story Northern Alberta Breast Cancer Program of her son, Sean 06 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 07

increase our chances of a making significant advance

express yourself and your emotions creatively

Dr. John Mackey, research co-chair, > see page 16 for the full story Karen Bayus, donor in memory > see page 17 for the full story Northern Alberta Breast Cancer Program of her son, Sean 08 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 09

having the best chance of a cancer- free future

cancer research was and near to our to dear hearts

Dr. Matthew Parliament, radiation oncologist > see page 18 for the full story Warren Coles, fund-raiser in memory > see page 19 for the full story of his father, Fred 08 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 09

having best the of a of chance cancer- free future

cancer research was near and dear to our hearts

Dr. Matthew Parliament, radiation oncologist > see page 18 for the full story Warren Coles, fund-raiser in memory > see page 19 for the full story of his father, Fred 10 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 11

there will be justice in the fight against cancer

this support is such a such is generous thoughtful and

Catherine Ellis has built a legacy by donating a portion of initiative her life insurance policy to the Alberta Cancer Foundation. Dr. Brent Saik, fund-raiser in memory > see page 20 for the full story Dr. Carol Cass, Vice-President, Alberta Cancer > see page 22 for the full story of his wife and father Board and Director of the Cross Cancer Institute 10 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 11

there will be will justice fight the in against cancer

this support is such a generous and thoughtful

Catherineinitiative Ellis has built a legacy by donating a portion of her life insurance policy to the Alberta Cancer Foundation. Dr. Brent Saik, fund-raiser in memory > see page 20 for the full story Dr. Carol Cass, Vice-President, Alberta Cancer > see page 22 for the full story of his wife and father Board and Director of the Cross Cancer Institute 12 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 13

It computes: An additional gift this year Walking beyond well at training and brushed it off– he wasn’t one of $1 million will help provide to complain, even as a child,” says Clark. A classmate the hardware, infrastructure convinced him to go to the hospital, which he did mining data for and manpower to propel the grief sends a that Friday evening. He was admitted and tested and laboratory and help position doctors confirmed on Monday after a colonoscopy ’s Cross Cancer Institute that he had a tennis ball sized tumour in his colon. promising drugs as a location for world-class cancer message of hope Despite being incredibly weak, Brent was therapy research. determined to get through his graduation ceremony. “Dr. Tuszynski’s work is leading He was released from hospital so he could complete By the time Dr. Jack Tuszynski’s edge,” says Robert Manning, Jackie Clark had a lot the final week and rehearse the ceremony. The police from the Allard Foundation. academy set aside a chair in case he couldn’t finish, Pharma Matrix project is “It represents a focused approach on her mind while she but he marched until the end. He returned to hospital to computational drug design, following his graduation for surgery; six weeks later complete, he hopes to have in silico (by computer simulation) Dr. Jack Tuszynski, walked 5K in the 2007 he started chemo and took a back office job with and in vitro (in test tube or culture dish) testing Allard Foundation the police. “He couldn’t even wear his uniform Chair in Experimental of novel chemotherapy entities, with the goal Oncology because he was so sore,” says Clark. He eventually 3,000 computer processors Underwear Affair* * The Underwear of optimizing and personalizing chemotherapy moved up to a front office job and went onto the Affair is a fun-filled 5K agents for a particular patient.” streets in October 2006, where he spent a year walk or 10K run where participants dress in running 24 hours a day, The Allard Foundation is excited that research in . to the day, until he found out the cancer was back. their skivvies–or the done in Edmonton could identify new drug “He even managed to go in during his off most outrageous seven days a week. underwear they can compounds with potentially reduced side effects chemo weeks,” says Jackie. “He was an inspiration find–to raise funds aimed at increasing survival rates and the quality to everyone.” and build awareness for cancers below of life for patients. But with a tumour on a major artery, Brent grew the waist. “We also hope to see the testing of these weaker as he was going through aggressive chemo. t sounds like a lot of machine power, but the goal compounds resulting in clinical trials in Alberta, wo weeks earlier, her 34-year-old son Brent died One evening when his wife, Laura, tried to take is a lofty one: to identify new drug compounds that leading to successful clinical applications for from colon cancer, two years after he was diagnosed. him to an appointment, he collapsed near the Imay result in more efficient chemotherapy treatment cancer patients,” says Cathy Roozen, from the TAs emotional as it was– Jackie had also lost her father front door. She convinced him to go hospital but for different types of cancer. Allard Foundation. “Focused research allied with within that two-week span– she wanted to see it with one condition, he said. No sirens or lights. “It will be a rather sophisticated technology solid commercial input will help develop a drug through. She did more than that. Clark, with help He didn’t want the attention. involving various software processes–we will screen discovery pipeline and an intellectual property from her husband Raymond, collected more than “I just thought he would go in and they would millions of chemical entities and be able to eliminate portfolio that can help position the Cross and the $8,000 and was the top fundraiser hydrate him, get his meds sorted out and he’d compounds that aren’t good fits for treatment,” Alberta Cancer Board as long-term, world-class at the close of the first event of its come home,” says Jackie. “That was a Tuesday says Tuszynski. “When we start taking out the players in the areas of cancer chemotherapy research kind in Alberta. he went in. My daughter-in-law was called on compounds that don’t work, we hope we will be and treatment.” “I told Brent all along how much Thursday morning, saying he probably wouldn’t left with 0.1 per cent that hold promise.” Tuszynski hopes to have the first phase, with 1,000 money we had raised and it helped make it through the weekend, and he didn’t.” The new drug compounds will be identified processors, running by the end of the calendar year. me get through such a hard time Clark takes some solace knowing her fundraising as the program recognizes them. “We’ll start with and gave me something to work efforts will help raise awareness about Brent’s disease the most likely candidates and then move towards the at and focus on,” says Clark. and other cancers below the waist, such as colorectal, more exotic compounds,” says Tuszynski. “Once we “Raymond came to the course ovarian, cervical and prostate. She and other Albertans have some results that we are confident will work, they and supported me throughout, raised a total of $1.24 million for the cause in 2007. can be tested right here at the Cross Cancer Institute. but I ended up walking by myself– Clark often sits at her desk, looking at the shelf “We had no hope of ever being able to accomplish I needed to be on my own.” filled with memories of Brent and his two daughters: this goal without these high performance computers Clark has always volunteered as a framed picture of Brent in uniform; a special rock and the state-of-the-art algorithms.” a canvasser for cancer research– his eldest daughter, Samantha, found; coloured curly This modern facility wouldn’t be possible without she lost her mother and a number ribbon he and the girls played with, and her Top the generous support from the Allard Foundation, of other close relatives to the Fundraiser plaque from the Underwear Affair. They which has had a long relationship with the Alberta Jackie Clark, fund- disease– but it hit even closer to will all be given to the girls one day for keepsakes. raiser in memory Cancer Board and Foundation. Thanks to their of her son, Brent home in early 2007 when she saw a brochure for the “Hopefully the Underwear Affair event will help leadership gift of $2 million, the Alberta Cancer Underwear Affair, which supports the battle against us get the message out to people that colon cancer

Foundation was able to establish a $3 million Chair cancers below the waist. and other cancers below the belt can affect young, in experimental oncology and Tuszynski was recruited Brent had almost realized his lifelong dream when healthy and active people,” says Clark. for the position. he received his devastating news. A week before he was to graduate from the Calgary City Police, he was diagnosed with cancer. “He wasn’t feeling 14 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 15

Sowing the “I’ve probably become a little Non-smoker tackles “Historically, lung cancer research has been handier than most women,” she under-funded compared to other types of cancer, says. “But I was lucky. We had even though it is the most common cause of cancer seeds of helpful neighbours, and the boys lung cancer head on death in Alberta,” Morris adds. “Unfortunately, lung were good workers.” cancer patients don’t live long enough to form huge After university, both of her advocacy groups, like the patients of other forms a legacy sons decided to return to farming. Jon Glans’ laugh comes easily. of cancer.” The eldest runs the family home- Paul Clark and his family are among those who stead, and his younger brother “I haven’t golfed this year, but are supporting Morris’ efforts. Catherine Ellis never tills land that he bought a few “We believe in what Don is doing. He is kilometers away. one of the very brightest people around in this area, imagined she’d marry Retired now, Catherine lives I’m on a holiday from chemo and if we don’t help him to develop solutions, then in Olds and helps her sons with he’ll find other places to do his work, and Alberta will a farmer, but then the their accounting books. She has Catherine Ellis, now, so maybe I’ll build up and be poorer because of it,” says Clark, the primary vice- five grandchildren, all boys. legacy donor in president, communications, for CP Rail. memory of her city girl fell in love. “Lots of potential for more farmers,” she says. husband, Graham have some energy to expend. “I think lung cancer research is funded less It was in the spirit of building a legacy that Ellis than some other forms of cancer because it is often Her life didn’t decided to transform her life insurance policy into You never know,” he says, with presented as being the result of people’s smoking three separate ones and donate one of them to the habits– a negative lifestyle choice they have made Alberta Cancer Foundation. –but that’s not always the case,” adds Clark, whose change much–at first. “My life has been touched quite a bit by cancer. his customary chuckle. life has been personally touched by lung cancer. My dad died of it at 56 and my husband at 52, and About 15 to 20 per cent of people who contract it has taken numerous other relatives and friends, lung cancer have never smoked or been exposed and I just think it would be great to have treatments consistently to second-hand smoke or asbestos. llis and her husband, Graham, lived in Calgary that work and aren’t so debilitating,” she says. ost would agree Glans was dealt a bad break when “We really do need to do a lot of work to Ethroughout the ’70s and most of the ’80s, while Brian Shea, chief development officer with the Mhe was diagnosed with lung cancer a few years ago. investigate prevention, screening and treatment she worked as a public health nutritionist, and he Foundation, explained that donations usually come Many connect the disease with smoking, but Glans of this disease, which is a huge health burden commuted to work at a farm not far from the city. in the form of money, stocks or gifts-in-kind, such hadn’t puffed a cigarette in 30 years. He knows the to Albertans. We’re making inroads, but we need In 1986, after years of hard work and saving, as real estate. People also make deferred donations odds are stacked against him now, but you wouldn’t a much bigger push,” Morris says. they bought 960 acres near Olds, where they grew through their wills but gifts of life insurance are still know it from talking to him– or seeing what he “Any support for cancer research is great wheat, barley and canola. The land was fertile, the relatively rare. is able to do. and needed, but I’d like to close landscape was beautiful and life was good. Then “We’ll get maybe two a year,” he says, adding Last year, the retired Calgary businessman the gap in funding between lung cancer struck. Graham contracted non-Hodgkin’s that the gift is a thoughtful way to make a deferred organized a charity golf tournament and donated cancer and some of the other lymphoma, and he died in 1991 after a painful battle. contribution. $85,000 in proceeds to the Alberta Cancer cancers,” Glans says. Widowed at 48, Ellis wanted to keep the farm so “In most cases, the policy holder makes the tax Foundation. He’s doing it again this year with “A golf tournament is a start, she could give her two sons, 16 and 13 at the time, deductible premium payments on the policy until he a goal of raising $125,000. but the needs for lung cancer the opportunity to take it over one day. or she passes away, and then the insurance company Glans designates all the money he raises to help research are far greater than what “If I had sold out, they wouldn’t have had the pays the benefits to the charity,” Shea explains. fund the lung cancer tissue bank recently created we can solve with a golf tournament. choice,” she says. “I insisted they go to university “We’re very grateful for Catherine’s gift,” he adds. at the in Calgary. It’s a step in the right direction, to get an education, but I also wanted to give them “It always amazes me how generous people can be. “We’re building a tissue micro-array and database though, and you have to start the opportunity to run the farm, It’s nice to know that people see the value in the of the tumors that we collect from patients in biopsies somewhere,” he adds, with a laugh. if that’s what they wanted.” work we do and recognize the future impact their and surgeries,” says Dr. Don Morris, a lung cancer Lung cancer is one of the I’ve probably become Low on options herself, Ellis gift will have.” physician and head of the Lung Research Group top four cancers in Alberta and a little handier than took over day-to-day operations “Cancer causes a lot of suffering to the individual, at the Tom Baker. the number one cancer killer. of the farm. She rented out some as well as to their family, so anything one might be able Researchers and clinicians use the tissue bank to The Alberta Cancer Foundation most women of the land, and brought on a to do to help with that is great,” Ellis says. “It’s only analyze the molecular markers found in existing tumor recognizes this and will be focusing hired hand to help her and her boys with the rest. through research that we’ll learn more about it and samples and then cross-reference them with patient fundraising efforts to support four Jon Glans, patient and fund-raiser “It was a steep learning curve. The hardest part was be able to improve things for the next generation.” samples in order to customize treatment programs. provincial research initiatives aimed at reducing probably getting my class 3 license so I could drive “It’s a matter of determining the right treatment cancer incidence and mortality by targeting the grain truck to the elevator in town,” she says. for the right patient at the right time,” Morris says. these four major cancers: colorectal, lung, She also learned how to drive a combine The tissue bank is funded entirely through donations. breast and prostate. and a tractor and operate and maintain the farm’s “What we need to run the lung cancer tissue water system. bank is a small fragment of what is being funded for other tumor sites,” Morris says. 16 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 17

Stepping up The funds also support 30 breast cancer research The art of healing of Sean’s brain tumour, it was hard to know exactly projects that might otherwise have gone unfunded. what he was thinking, says Karen, but he managed Take Dr. Nigel Brockton, a researcher with the to express himself through sculptures and figurines to challenge of Tom Baker Cancer Center in Calgary. He studies When you can go and he started but wasn’t able to finish. breast cancer metastasis to the bone and believes “I felt that this was such a fantastic outlet. that up to 40 per cent of women with breast cancer express yourself and your When you spend so much time with doctors and in breast cancer already have cells from their breast tumours in their the hospital, this added that emotional and spiritual bone marrow. Only a small number of those patients piece that we needed at the time,” says Karen. actually develop tumours (metastases) in the bone emotions creatively, it makes So after Sean’s passing, the St. Albert couple Thousands of walkers and Brockton believes this could be related decided to donate money collected from memorial to a number of factors, including vitamin D status a difference. That’s why the donations to the Alberta Cancer Foundation and their feet have made and inflammatory factors that encourage the cancer for ongoing support of the program. Steven and to progress. Arts in Medicine program Karen, both educators, continue to make monthly the Weekend to End Dr. Bassam Abdulkarim is donations. Funds from studying how a new technology played such a key role the Bayus family helped Breast Cancer Alberta’s called tomotherapy can make start harp workshops radiation therapy a safer and at the Cross Cancer more effective treatment in the lives of Sean Bayus Institute that are now largest breast cancer option for the next generation filled to capacity. of cancer patients. Edmonton’s and his parents. “This is such a fundraising event. Cross Cancer Institute is one positive thing when of only two centres in everything else you’re to use a prototype tomotherapy dealing with can be so machine, and Abdulkarim, Weekend to End negative,” says Karen. Breast Cancer 2008 ach summer, committed participants in both Calgary co-leader of the Edmonton study, is testing the hen Sean Bayus was a patient at the University of “When you can go and Eand Edmonton tackle a 60K trek to raise money for effectiveness of this technology on patients following WAlberta Hospital being treated for a brain tumour, express yourself and breast cancer research and province-wide breast a lumpectomy. His research team is hoping to see his mother, Karen, would get him into a wheelchair, your emotions creatively, screening initiatives. In just three years, the event a significant reduction in the incidence of skin fibrosis, put him in her vehicle, take him to the Cross Cancer it makes a difference. has enabled the Alberta Cancer Foundation to invest a common side effect of radiation in which the breast Institute and into his weekly Arts in Medicine class. “In my class, I was Karen and Steven a staggering $17 million. tissue becomes tender, more fibrous and less stretchy. He would explore a number of different media from the only one there without cancer. Everyone Bayus, donors in Although more than 1,950 Albertans will be These projects are a sampling of how Alberta soapstone carving to sculpture or whatever he was expressed how lonely life had become during memory of their son, Sean diagnosed with breast cancer this year, the disease’s scientists are pushing the research envelope thanks inclined to do that week. When the class was over, treatment, perhaps because people don’t know death rates in Alberta are lower to the outstanding participants and supporters Karen would do the laborious process in reverse. how to deal with it. These classes not only allow you than the Canadian average. of the Weekend to End Breast Cancer. “It wasn’t that easy to do, but it was so worth it,” a break from what you are dealing with but a whole Funds raised in 2006 This could be, in part, due “Funds raised in 2006 and 2007 established says Karen. “Just the action of sanding down new way to express how you feel.” and 2007 established to the Alberta Cancer Board’s a $5 million Endowed Weekend to End Breast soapstone was therapeutic for him.” The Arts in Medicine program offers more improvements in early detection Cancer Research Chair that will play a pivotal role Sean died in May 2007 at the age of 23. During than 30 classes a year that are filled by more than a $5 million Endowed and more effective treatment. in advancing our understanding and treatment the family’s cancer journey, one program that left an 500 participants. Weekend to End Breast Regular screening is one of the disease,” says Dr. John Mackey, co-chair imprint on Karen and her husband, Steven, was the Cancer Research Chair of the best ways to catch breast of research for the Northern Alberta Breast Cancer Arts in Medicine program run out of the Department cancer at an early stage when it Program. “We are conducting an international of Psychosocial and Spiritual Resources at the Cross is most treatable. A mobile van with state-of-the-art search for a world-class breast cancer researcher Cancer Institute. Offering workshops in quilting, mammography equipment, purchased with funds to help lead the Alberta breast cancer research journaling, sculpting, photography and other from the Weekend to End Breast Cancer, is already community to increase our chances of making art media, the idea is to promote healing through offering greater accessibility to breast screening for a significant advance in outcomes for people creative expression for patients, family members, women in more than 100 rural communities. Over the with breast cancer.” All those footsteps are oncology staff and caregivers. Steven, for instance, next few years, new digital technology and public making a difference. carved a soapstone bear, while Karen attended awareness campaigns will be put into place to further a writing and painting class. Because of the stage enhance the province-wide breast screening program. 18 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 19

Employees every single day of the patient’s treatment course, Special meaning a really neat tie in says Dr. Matthew Parliament, a radiation oncologist and everything fit who is the director of the Division of Radiation in well into our family power innovation Oncology at the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton to this year’s bailiwick.” and the . Warren, who has “Damage to healthy normal tissues is minimized also been on the TBCC To hear the formula, using IGAR,” says Parliament. “From the perspective golf classic Golf Classic committee of a cancer patient who needs to undergo radiation, off and on for a decade, one-quarter of one per cent that means having the best chance of a cancer-free had mixed emotions future, retaining the best possible health-related When Fred Coles moved about the September of each pay cheque may quality of life during and after treatment. Once cancer 2008 sold-out event, treatment is over, patients are increasingly returning to the golf which was dedicated not sound like a lot. But when to a brighter and happier future with their families, to his father. The 2008 loved ones, friends and workplace colleagues.” community in Calgary, tournament was Warren Coles So when John Loewen was diagnosed with renamed the Fred C. Coles Memorial Golf with sister Karen, fund-raisers in you add 8,000 people to prostate cancer, Parliament suggested he undergo Classic in support of the Tom Baker Cancer Center. memory of their radiation therapy using the IGAR technique. he had three memberships A research fellowship is also being established father, Fred the mix, you make “Dr. Parliament said he felt we should proceed in Fred’s name. with the IGAR treatment, and I agreed,” says Loewen. at different courses and would Born in Calgary in 1944, Fred made the city his a real difference. “I said, ‘You’re the expert, and if you feel that home for most of his life. He left to study petroleum is what we should do, then we’ll do it.’ That is when average 100 rounds a year. engineering at the University of Wyoming and I immediately began seven weeks of radiation to Rainbow Lake where he ran the local gas plant. treatment using IGAR.” In 1972 Fred returned to Calgary and was always It would have been difficult to treat Loewen’s pleased to help raise funds for his city’s Tom Baker hat’s how the Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable prostate cancer with conventional radiation therapy, o it is fitting that Fred combined the game he loves Cancer Center. TAssistance Fund works. Every two weeks, a combination because tumours of the prostate often move during Swith his commitment to raising money for cancer This year’s tournament marks the 17th annual of nine unions and associations contribute to a fund the treatment session. However, with the use of IGAR, research in the annual Tom Baker Cancer Center event with a proud history of having raised more that is then allocated to different charities each year. the correct dose of radiation could be delivered (TBCC) Golf Classic. For years, he chaired the annual than $3 million for research and patient programs For two years, the Alberta Cancer Foundation has directly to the tumour. TBCC Golf Classic and worked as a dedicated in Southern Alberta. been a recipient, specifically the IGAR (image-guided Today, Loewen is cancer-free. His good outcome community volunteer, passionate about improving “I wish I could say this year’s event didn’t have adaptive radiotherapy) program led by Dr. Gino Fallone, can be attributed to the use of IGAR for his treatment the care and quality of life for cancer patients and to take on that special meaning because my dad director of medical physics at the Cross Cancer Institute. and to the care he received at the Cross Cancer their families. is not here, but it does,” says Warren. “We just want “A little bit of funds can really start Institute. “I really appreciate how well they treated When Fred was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s to make sure the tournament itself doesn’t change its adding up,” says Brenda Waluk, me at the Cross,” says Loewen. “My care was lymphoma in 1997, his son, Warren, and a friend focus or what it tries to do. Dad would have wanted president of the fund. “And what excellent. I was so impressed.” shaved their heads to raise things to carry on the way he planned.” was really exciting to us is that this That’s what Waluk likes to hear. “Going through money for cancer research. technology, which improves the cancer treatment is so hard, so anything our fund I wish I could say this Warren’s company then way cancer patients are treated, can do to make it better is a good thing.” year’s event didn’t have stepped up as lead sponsor is right here in Edmonton, in our Parliament also benefited from the generous for the TBCC Golf Classic and own back yard.” support of motorcycle-riding Edmontonians. Organizers to take on that special Fred was named co-chair of the IGAR uses a combination of CT of the 2007 Motorcycle Ride for Dad, which raises meaning because my dad tournament in 1998 (he also scanning, MRI, and PET imaging to money for prostate cancer research and awareness, is not here, but it does. co-chaired with John Stein). determine the extent of a patient’s presented more than $57,000 to the Alberta Cancer He played a key role in making cancer as accurately as possible. Foundation to help fund a three-year grant awarded to the event one of the Alberta Cancer Foundation’s Radiation therapy is then designed Parliament and his team at the Cross Cancer Institute. flagship fundraisers and remained actively involved specifically for that patient, using the He is studying the contribution of each patient’s own until his death from cancer on May 1, 2008. helical tomotherapy unit to deliver genetic makeup to the development of post-radiation “Cancer research was near and dear to our Dr. Matthew Parliament, a “sculpted” dose of radiation. complications, ultimately moving toward the develop- hearts for obvious reasons but we had the opportunity radiation oncologist This means that the tumour receives the maximum ment of predictive tests to avoid radiation injury. to meet the Heaver family, who originally started exposure to radiation, but the healthy tissue is spared Parliament and his team will examine gene markers this event,” says Warren. “And Dad lived at Heritage –even healthy tissue located very close to the tumour. and blood proteins in approximately 300 prostate Pointe, which was Heaver land, so there was From the clinical perspective, advanced IGAR cancer survivors who have received three-dimensional technology allows medical professionals to target conformal radiotherapy (3D CRT) at the Cross Cancer all of the cancer cells with therapeutic radiation on Institute and Tom Baker Cancer Centre. 20 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 21

World’s longest Ledcor had celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2007, “Before we do these games we get sort of a and the multi-disciplined construction company had shopping list from the Foundation, and their big been looking for ways to share some of its success. wish was for the confocal microscope, so we went hockey game In particular, Ledcor wanted to focus one area of its for it,” he says. philanthropy efforts to support children’s health– “This microscope will be our working-horse something the confocal microscope will surely do. machine,” says Dr. Xuejun Sun, director of the Late one night this past Within a few weeks, Walker met with representatives cell imaging facility at the Cross Cancer Institute. from the Foundation and pledged that Ledcor would “It’s a newer generation research instrument that February, Bob Walker had bridge the $150,000 gap needed to meet the allows us to look at live cancer cells, which helps $500,000 goal. us understand their properties and how drugs and “That was a good meeting,” Walker says. other therapies may be able to work on them.” Terry Gomke, President settled in at home to do and CEO of Gibson “People ask, ‘Who feels better, the giver or the Sun said the microscope is expected to arrive Energy, and Linda receiver?’ Well, I can tell you, the giver felt pretty and be in operation by the end of the year. Gomke, show ongoing Coping with the some work on his computer, commitment to good that day.” “Of course, we’re all really excited to get this provincial programs Ledcor is a private, employee owned company, instrument,” Sun added. “It will help us to make in need cost of cancer when something on TV with more than 5,000 employees scattered across important discoveries, and we’re really grateful 14 branches in North America, and most of its to Ledcor and Dr. Saik and everyone else who A self-employed couple in their 50s faces a disconnection in the background charitable activities are done anonymously. However, made this happen.” notice for utilities they can’t afford. An at-risk patient whose when the company makes donations, they’ll usually Walker says, “After we made this donation, phone is on the verge of disconnection needs the contact caught his eye. tell their employees what they’ve done in order I heard so many stories about how people’s lives to reach his medical team or EMS. An out-of-town patient to share the glow of giving. have been affected by cancer, and it makes what forced to travel for radiation therapy has trouble paying “After that meeting, I sent an email to our you’ve done so much more special.” for meals and accommodation. These situations are real and have received support Edmonton group to let them know what we’d done, Saik added that the 2008 hockey game won’t from the Alberta Cancer Foundation’s Patient Financial and within hours I received likely be the last of its kind. Assistance Program. t was the intermission of an Edmonton Oilers so much positive feedback, “I’ll do another one, for sure,” he says. “I’ll keep Patients and families often say that coping with a cancer hockey game, and the vice-president of Ledcor it was overwhelming,” Walker I’ll keep doing them doing them for as long as I can, or we get a cure diagnosis is easier than dealing with the stress of financial I concerns resulting from their illness. The Patient Financial Construction Limited pulled his head up from says. “One employee emailed for cancer, whichever comes first.” for as long as I can or Assistance Program provides temporary short-term assistance crunching numbers to watch Dr. Brent Saik struggle me that she had been going we get a cure for cancer, so families may focus on their recovery, instead of how to pay through an interview. Saik looked like a ghost, and, to the Cross every day to visit transportation costs or find extra funds for the anti-nausea as Walker heard his story, he needn’t wonder why. a relative who was fighting whichever comes first. drugs needed after treatment. Saik and 39 others were near the end of an cancer, and she said she was Gibson Energy became a corporate donor to the attempt to play the world’s longest hockey game– so proud to be a part of this organization when she Alberta Cancer Foundation to help people face these additional burdens. The private, Alberta-based company, 10 continuous days–to raise money heard about the donation. I got a lot of messages which develops implements and supports midstream solutions for the Alberta Cancer Foundation. like that.” for the oil and gas industry, has made a five-year commitment If that wasn’t hard enough, the The world record-breaking hockey game Saik to the program. Gibson’s President and CEO Terry Gomke game was being played outside, organized in 2008 was the third such game he has says it is important his company stays committed to provincial and had been stuck spearheaded in five years, with each one running programs in need. “As contributing and proud Albertans, we at Gibson in a bone-chilling deep freeze, longer and raising more money. He said he had truly believe we’re living in the greatest place on earth,” with temperatures plummeting a “weird feeling” when he heard about the Ledcor says Gomke. “We understand, however, that it’s our privilege as low as -40 C and colder with donation, the largest that his group has received and duty to give back to the community as much as possible. the wind-chill factor thrown in. over the years. We work hard at making sure that happens, through our Saik and his sleep-deprived crew “We have so many people who do so much for time, monetary contributions and as part of our daily lives.” With support from donors such as Gibson, social workers had already raised $350,000, but us, and whether it’s a kid who gives us $20 that he’s are able to provide short-term financial grants to approximately they were stuck at that number, spent all year saving or a big company like Ledcor 500 patients and their families every year, allowing them and if they could receive $500,000 giving us a huge donation, we know that it’s a big to focus on what is really important–beating cancer. they would match a pledge from decision for them, and it blows me away every time,” the Alberta government and says Saik, an optometrist whose wife and father have Dr. Brent Saik, fund- be able to purchase a $1 million succumbed to cancer. raiser in memory confocal microscope for the Cross Cancer Institute of his wife and father in Edmonton. “As soon as I saw that, I thought, ‘That’s it, that’s what we’ll do,’” Walker said. “It was so fortunate that I saw the TV interview then, it was a great stroke of luck. 22 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 23

Bridging the gap Ronnie Miller, president and Face off the cancer had spread to her spine, hips and pelvic CEO of Roche Canada , says, region, as well as her liver and lungs. She died six “Roche employs an inside-out months after her diagnosis when her daughter was between research approach to community giving. against cancer eight months old. This means we spend a great Lyall, president of Memory’s Foundation, first deal of time learning about what’s learned of Crystal’s situation when he spotted a story and practice important to our business, what It is not an event anyone’s in a Calgary newspaper about her fight against cancer. our employees value and where “I felt we had to help their family in some way,” You can build the fastest the needs exist in the community. husband hopes to organize, says Lyall. “Few people really understand how draining We use this information to establish this is emotionally and physically. It’s a grind and your our corporate giving plans.” but when Memory Marshall routine becomes absolutely crazy. You forget to car in the world, but it won’t The Roche fellowship will eat and you’re dead tired, but you’re trying be awarded annually for the next died of pregnancy-related to stay positive.” get you anywhere 10 years through a competition. Lyall contacted Crystal’s Dr. Carol Cass, The recipient will become a fellow Vice-President, husband, Anthony, and offered I hope to see the event in the Alberta Cancer Board Translational Training in Alberta Cancer Board cancer gestational trophoblastic assistance. “Crystal was moved without fuel. So it is with and Director of the grow to its maximum Cancer Research Program, with an option to work Cross Cancer Institute by the foundation and their medical research. in either Calgary or Edmonton. The first fellowship neoplasia (GTN), Lyall Marshall goals,” says Anthony. “When potential, whatever is expected to be awarded in the fall of 2008. I first heard about Lyall and the that may be. “This fellowship will help ensure implementation took on the challenge. foundation I was eager to meet keeps pace, and patients benefit as soon as possible him. I thought, ‘finally, someone that I can talk to that from what is learned. Roche looks forward to seeing knows where I’m coming from.’ Meeting Lyall was the real-world benefits to patients,” Miller says. really good for me, however, it was a turning point “Roche and the Alberta Cancer Board share in the road. When he shared his story with me it was cientists may unlock the secrets of a deadly disease, a common goal and that is to advance the emory was a geologist in Calgary and had just the first time I really thought ‘Crystal could really die Sbut it won’t mean much unless they can find the means understanding of cancer and develop innovative Mgiven birth to their first child, Diamond, when she and I would be left behind to pick up the pieces.’ to translate their discovery into drugs or other forms approaches and treatments that will improve was diagnosed with GTN on September 15, 2005. Lyall made himself available to me for emotional of treatment that can help patients. the quality of life for Canadians,” Miller adds. This rare form of cancer that affects one in every support whenever I needed it.” To that end, Roche Canada recently announced “We’re proud to partner with the Alberta Cancer 40,000 new mothers has a 50 per cent survival rate, Anthony is now thrilled to be a part of this year’s a $1 million gift to support the Roche Fellowship in Board and Foundation to support cutting-edge but on January 9, 2007, Memory passed away. Face Off Against Cancer tournament. “I see this Translational Research for the Alberta Cancer Board. projects being conducted by top-notch researchers.” Her daughter was only 18 months old. Lyall then group doing amazing things for cancer funding The fellowship will be awarded to a scientist or “Unless you have multi-faceted facilities, such established Memory’s Foundation to share the story and research and I hope to see the event grow clinician who is working to turn as we have at the Cross Cancer Institute, you often of his wife’s inspirational fight and to raise funds to its maximum potential, whatever that may be,” laboratory breakthroughs into have a separation between research and the clinic, for the battle against cancer and as a legacy for says Anthony. we spend a great deal bedside balms. but we’ve set up an environment that promotes their daughter. of time learning about... “Historically, there has been research translation. We’ve had many successes “I personally never want to see another mother a gap between the research in the past,” says Cass, “and we believe this so sick that she cannot take care of her baby again,” where the needs exist lab and the clinical setting. Roche fellowship will help us achieve more Lyall says. “Her life will save other moms in the future in the community. Of course, there have always in the future.” and there will be justice in the fight against cancer. been people who have done it, Memory’s body may have failed, but her spirit but in reality it is very hard for one person to develop continues today and will stay with us forever.” the skills needed to conduct research and also be To honour Memory’s spirit, Lyall organizes an annual able to apply what they’ve learned as a clinician,” September hockey tournament in Calgary, Face-off says Dr. Carol Cass, vice-president of the Alberta Against Cancer, and contributes the proceeds to the Cancer Board and director of the Cross Cancer Alberta Cancer Foundation. In 2007, the event raised Institute in Edmonton. more than $250,000. “There is a shortage of people in the world who This year’s event will pay tribute to Crystal Violante, have the qualifications and commitment necessary another young mother who lost her courageous battle to do translational cancer research,” Cass adds. with cancer. Violante was a public communications “That’s why this support from Roche–a no-strings- representative in Calgary diagnosed with a rare attached fellowship for research translation–is such form of malignant melanoma shortly after giving a generous and thoughtful initiative.” birth to her first child. An emergency MRI revealed 24 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 25

New lab “This allows us to put everything together in terms Investing Fund Balances of scientific collaboration–it really is about going from the bench to the bedside and the bedside 2007/2008 space key to to the bench. Together (at fair market value) The Howard Cancer Research Centre Fund Balance $90,690,332 accommodates the labs of four major research attracting talent chairs: the Alberta Cancer Foundation Chair for a cancer- Unrestricted Fund in Brain Tumour Research held $3,209,421 by Dr. Gregory Cairncross Restricted Fund Build it and they (co-funded with the free future it really is about going $16,272,132 University of Calgary), from the bench to the will come. And with them the Engineered Air Chair in DNA Damage and Repair bedside and the bedside Alberta Cancer Foundation will be state-of-the-art held by Dr. Susan Lees- to the bench. Miller (co-funded with Abbreviated Financials equipment and the University of Calgary), the not-yet-filled Chair in Molecular Cancer for the period April 1, 2007 Epidemiology (co-funded with the University Endowment Fund world-class research. of Calgary) and the Kids Cancer Care Foundation to March 31, 2008 Unrestricted, restricted $71,050,237 Chair in Pediatric Oncology (co-funded with Kids and endowment funds Cancer Care Foundation, University of Calgary support research, prevention and and the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation). screening initiatives, “Having clinical and basic scientists in such close patient care and support across Alberta. proximity to each other and to patients at the everal years ago, the Alberta Cancer Foundation Tom Baker Cancer Centre means a more stream- Total Revenues $27,912,380 To view complete financials, go to: made a commitment to assist with the development lined approach to finding the answers we need Total Expenditures $24,871,251 albertacancer.ab.ca Capital Asset Fund S or call us at $158,542 and expansion of cancer research in Calgary. to fight the disease,” says Robbins. “In addition, Excess Revenues over expenditures $3,041,129 1-866-412-4222. This year, the Foundation provided funds totaling we anticipate that this new space and equipment $4.1 million to help outfit and equip new lab space will help in recruitment efforts,” he says. “When top that will be home to dozens of researchers, fellows scientists see who they will be working beside and

and graduate students all focused on developing the leading-edge technology available in our labs 2006/2007 an integrated approach to fighting cancer. there is added incentive to come here. (at cost) On the second floor of the “This focused cancer research effort can only Expenditures and transfers to funds Fund Balance University of Calgary’s Health mean more promising outcomes for Albertans.” $77,948,639

Research Innovation Centre, Fundraising** Unrestricted Fund $2,248,375 researchers who were once $2,156,974 scattered on different floors Administration and General Costs $1,616,983 Restricted Fund and buildings are now working $19,424,153 together in dedicated space

named the Howard Cancer Excess Revenues over expenditures Research Centre. Additional $3,041,129* funds from the Kids Cancer Care Foundation and the Clark Smith family contributed to outfitting the new space. “These funds allowed us to Research and Program Grants develop a focused research effort $21,005,893 Endowment Fund Dr. Stephen Robbins, within the footprint of the space $56,202,511 vice-director of the and it brought the clinical and basic scientists to this Southern Alberta Cancer Research Institute new hub,” says Dr. Stephen Robbins, vice-director of the Southern Alberta Cancer Research Institute.

*Transferred to funds **Fundraising expenses include the change in the allowance for pledges receivable. Capital Asset Fund $165,001 26 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 27

Events 10th Annual Uniglobe Geo Travel $25,959 16th Annual Motorcycle Association $31,070 Art Sale– In honour of Hyoko Baxter $8,800 Sue Foy Memorial Golf Classic Ride & Rally & Companion Events Mel Palm Memorial Golf Tournament $8,756 8th Annual Blair Oko Charity Golf Classic $20,155 Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Cancer Fundraiser $8,205 4th Annual Dennis Sernes Memorial $8,600 In 2007/2008, more than 3rd Annual RBC Dominion Securities $6,835 Slo-Pitch Tournament Phyllis Andrietz Memorial Golf Tournament Petrocom Construction Cook for the Cure BBQ $31,063 Sherritt International Halloween Initiative $8,500 In honour of Elaine Borle 1st Annual Ducharme Motors Charity $3,420 Carpe Diem IV $8,295 320 community events and Golf Tournament 4th Annual Linaria & District Fun Golf Tournament $30,500 Cruising for Cancer, Caring for Yourself $8,170 JAMSZ Family BBQ & Head Shave $29,375 5th Annual Village at the Lake Bosom $8,000 fundraisers were hosted and World’s Longest Hockey Game III $559,509 3rd Annual Petrocom Construction Golf Tournament $27,765 Buddies Fundraiser & Companion Events 2nd Annual Great-West Life Peter Kossowan $27,000 12th Annual PM Electric Poul Mathiesen Memorial $7,750 Average Joe’s Pub Night $10,105 Charity Golf Classic supported by thousands of Golf Tournament What Women Wear Fashion Show $962 3rd Annual Franklin’s Pub Charity Golf Classic $24,133 Locks for Love– Lister Hall $7,687

Albertans. Collectively they ATCO Electric Head Shave $23,441 Head Shave for Cancer– Dennis Estacion, $7,529 16th Annual Tom Baker Cancer Centre $337,646 Shave-a-Go-Go $22,708 Jason Kowaluk & Friends Golf Classic 3rd Annual Butch Fischer Golf Tournament $22,500 A Fight for the Cure $7,423 raised more than $4.3 M Playing For Life $234,940 Fore Cancer Golf Tournament & Auction $22,242 Gwendolyn Mae Ingram Head Shave $7,300 Memory’s Hockey for the Cure $211,184 Meridian Valves Golf Tournament $22,000 allRewards.com Partners $7,190 to benefit cancer research, 5th Annual Laughing for Cancer $171,114 Kristin Connection $21,717 Parlee McLaws Rainmaker Classic $7,133

3rd Annual U of A Law Students Cut for a Cure $19,959 Jamie’s Extreme Makeover– Headshaving Event $6,160 prevention, screening and Providing a Voice Headshave Canada $165,272 Bella Vita Gala $19,705 Calgary Winter Club Headshave $6,080 Providing a Voice Cancer Kickoff Headshave $53,610 Mom for Tom $18,491 5th Annual Gregg Steenbergen Memorial $6,058 University of Calgary care. Our sincere thanks and Golf Tournament Providing a Voice Cancer Kickoff Headshave $37,297 Because We Care Golf Tournament– Carstairs $17,283 5th Annual Snowball Gala $6,055 congratulations to all of the University of 5th Annual Butterfly Boutique Charity $17,123 Providing a Voice Cancer Kickoff Headshave $27,867 Golf Tournament 3rd Annual Salisbury Greenhouse Ladies Night Out $6,000 Mount Royal College 13th Annual Alberta Mobility & Friends $15,988 St. Hilda Cuts for Cancer $5,885 volunteer organizers and Headshave Canada– Mount Royal College $23,036 Golf Tournament PrimeWest Annual Employee Golf Tournament $5,830 Headshave Canada– University of Calgary $13,697 3rd Annual St. Paul Home Hardware Building $15,700 Chocolate Fantasy– Public Benefit $5,650 Centre Golf Tournament participants. The following Providing a Voice Cancer Kickoff Headshave $5,829 Fund Fundraiser– In memory of Kathy Dye Angel Hair & Pasta Cancer Fund Razor $15,352 Lethbridge Community College “Ernest Morrow Junior High School $5,500 In memory of Battista Barberio Headshave Canada– University of Lethbridge $3,935 Lynda Wanner Spirit Event” events and fundraisers held Women in Seismic $15,000 Trevor Cook Head Shave $5,376 House of Thunder Ride & Rally $14,936 3rd Annual Bringing Home the Dream $125,000 Shave & A Hair Cut, Two Bits– In memory $5,330 between April 1, 2007 and 2nd Annual Ladies Night Out at Greenland of Barb Pergentile $14,225 Garden Centre 10th Annual Short Cut to the Cure $96,827 Annual Bellerose Composite High School Head Shave $5,201 8th Annual Dennis Soprovich Memorial $14,000 March 31, 2008 each raised & Companion Events Angie Harder Head Shave $5,162 Volleyball Tournament Vegreville Fire Department Head Shave $7,475 Norman Wells, NT Bedding Plant Sales $5,100 5th Annual JH Picard Cuts for Cancer $14,000 more than $500. Alberta Greenhouse Growers Association (AGGA) $5,050 Silver Springs Lung Cancer Golf Tournament $85,575 1st Annual Fiddler Fights Cancer $13,250 Fundraiser: Blossoms for a Cure Shoppers Drug Mart–Tree of Life $71,559 Shave Your Head For Cancer $12,149 Gaudet’s Fresh ‘n’ Frozen Seafood Raffle $5,000 Calgary Christian School Sorrentino’s Garlic Stomp $68,427 Funk for the Cure $5,000 Hike for Hope 2007 $10,880 Motorcycle Ride for Dad $57,632 The CookBook Company Cooks Fundraiser Dinner $4,950 19th Annual Cross Cancer Institute Golf Classic $871,835 Leduc Curves Exercise-a-Thon $10,530 3rd Annual Pedal $52,560 4th Annual Joyce Balanecki Memorial $4,738 & Companion Events 2nd Annual Pro-Western Plastics Shave for Cancer $10,298 Golf Tournament 3rd Annual Digital Communications/MLC Group/ $100,995 Homerun for Life II–World’s Longest $51,500 Inge Sybrandi 2008 Calendar $10,100 IGL Canada/Greenboro Homes/Mancap Group/ Slo-Pitch Game Walking for a Breast Cancer Cure $4,632 Rogers Charity Golf Tournament Team Ferbey Head Shave–In honour $50,135 Bell Canada Events– In memory of Trevor Lang $10,027 John Plant– Mop-off for Cancer $4,560 of Neill Nedohin 15th Annual Boston Charity Golf Classic $100,000 7th Annual Sturgeon Valley Athletic Club Golf $10,000 Rundle College Elementary Cancer Run $4,363 Dare to Bare $48,319 Tournament– In memory of Bernie Giesbrecht “Killer” Phil Klein’s 90th Birthday Bash $59,742 Shannon Towson Headshave $4,332 4th Annual U of A Engineering Head Shave $43,246 Kyle Calder Charity Challenge $10,000 2nd Annual Cummings Andrews Mackay $54,000 300 km to Fight Cancer In honour of John Dach $4,330 Don Andrews’ Memorial Golf Tournament Debra Cantalini-Gallant Breast Cancer Golf Classic $40,000 Manuary– University of Calgary Faculty of Medicine $4,313 17th Annual Ralph Hole Jr. Memorial $9,950 5th Annual Bryan Mudryk Golf Classic $50,040 Title Sponsor Royal LePage Community Reality Digger’s BBQ for Cancer $4,041 Golf Tournament 4th Annual Schendel Mechanical Client $44,549 8th Annual Cormark Securities Charity Golf $32,205 Tournament–In memory of Andy Luthin Don Laberge Memorial Golf Tournament $9,005 7th Annual Street Justice BMX Competition $4,000 Appreciation Golf Tournament A Shave for the Future $31,286 Coady’s Haircut for Cancer $9,001 Jack Swanson Memorial Golf Tournament $4,000

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Calgary Motorcycle Show– She Rides Nite $3,999 Darek Burdziuk Head Shave $2,365 Everything but the Brows $1,276 Donors Edmonton Motorcycle Show $3,978 Woodhaven Shave-a-Thon $2,345 Russell Newby Memorial Golf Tournament $1,260 “She Owns The Night” Ken Stout Head Shave $2,300 Theresa Crabtree– Terri’s Headshave $1,260 Yard Sale for the Cure $3,953 Mulhurst Bay Walk-a-Thon $2,277 Mitchell Dixon Head Shave $1,233 We gratefully acknowledge Calgary Co-op Bags to Riches $3,881 Team Billy/Here’s to Billy Campaign– Gail McLeod $2,268 Silent Auction– In memory of Donald Auburn $1,200 ETS Go Pink $3,847 Charlie Napp Memorial Golf Tournament $2,254 Nelson Braz Head Shave– In honour of Diane Bush $1,175 all of our donors for every gift Shave Duivens Hair for Cancer Research $3,726 Annalise Coles & Friends Headshave $2,240 6th Annual Fort Saskatchewan Bread & Putter $1,160 Centcom Construction 22nd Annual $3,725 Masterpieces in Miniature– Picture This! Framing & Gallery $2,200 Golf Tournament in support of cancer research, Golf Tournament Parlee McLaws LLP Golf Tournament $2,182 3rd Annual S & P Backhoe Services Carwash $1,152 Paramedics Honor Guard $3,720 3rd Annual Fred’s Fighters Dinner & Dance $2,165 Sean Bayus Memorial Golf Tournament $1,150 Liliana’s Celebration of Life $3,688 prevention, screening and Brad McKim Memorial Golf Tournament $2,160 Ceasare Crudo Head Shave $1,126 Hockey for Life $3,679 S&M Band Sciarpelletti $2,111 Mario Parravano Memorial Bowl $1,100 DonateaCarCanada.ca $3,608 patient care. The following Joan Taylor Head Shave $2,105 Vernon Barford Junior High School $1,090 15th Annual Riverton Trailride $3,585 Christmas Bazaar Barry Stratford Head Shave $2,098 Pink Laces Game for Breast Cancer $3,577 Tina Schick’s Head Shave $1,059 have donated $1,000 or more The Great Western Hat Stir-Up $2,089 Jasper Place High School Head for a Cure $3,570 9th Annual Pop Up Players Christmas Show $1,000 1st Annual Cathy Lesniak Memorial Car Rally $2,055 3rd Annual Botticelli’s Restaurant Fundraiser $3,555 In honour of Terry Kenny between April 1, 2007 and The Power of Pink– Dave Hancock’s Pancake Breakfast $2,001 10th Annual Eula Klask Memorial Golf Tournament $3,541 Lana Madigin Hair Cut $1,000 The Medicine Shoppe Cancer Awareness $2,000 Jim Noble’s Dining for Dollars “Paint it Black” $3,494 CinnaBunnies $1,000 March 31, 2008. Blu’s Women’s Wear On-Line Auction $1,988 MacKenzie Lucas Head Shave $3,470 Edmonton Mopar Club $1,000 Headshave– In honour of Hilda Bachand $1,944 4 Wing Warrants & Sergeants Mess Garage Sale $3,410 Jason Gregor & Team 1260 Hockey Draft $950 Patrick Lowrie Headshave $1,900 St. Mary School Pink Hair Day $3,401 Morgan Schmidt’s Head Shave $950 Michael Bachinsky Head Shave $1,837 Ecole Broxton School Hair Cut for Cancer $3,225 Diana Belanger Head Shave $920 Dwayne Pettitt’s Head Shave $1,821 2nd Annual Westlock Ladies Scotch $800 Distinguished Bob & Ruth Bentley Bellyoff for the Playoffs $3,057 In honour of Cindy Pettitt 2 Ball Golf Tournament Estate of The Honourable Country Music Extravaganza Benefactors $3,025 Johnny Jawbreaker Invitational Golf Tournament $1,805 Marjorie Bowker Sunny Chinooks Camping Association $800 ($1,000,000–$4,999,999) Calgary Beer Core– Rock for T & A $3,010 11th Annual Henry Bernard Golf Classic $1,800 5th Annual Muskeg River 500 km Bicycle Ride $780 Fred Coles 2nd Annual Corona Open/Open Corona $3,000 5th Annual Myrnam Crooked Shooters $1,800 Alberta Solicitor General Conference Games $710 Estate of A. Harry Dentoom City of Edmonton Survey Department Head Shave $2,964 Hockey Club Mixed Slo-Pitch Edgerton Oasis Hotel Mother’s Day Supper $700 Estate of Dr. Antoine A. Noujaim Catherine Ellis Budd Family & Friends Golf Tournament $2,920 7th Annual Nagel Tours Rock-n-Roll Show $1,800 Five Band Get-together $700 Roche Enbridge Inc. Bow Valley College Headshave for Cancer $2,918 Rock & Roll $1,795 American Express Green Jacket Golf Tournament $650 Estate of Gary W. Simmons Estate of Muriel B. Folger Jacyn Archibald Head Shave $2,837 Archbishop Oscar Romero High School $1,768 Crawl for Cancer $600 Lew, Joanne, Lisa, 22nd Annual Franco’s Steakhouse Golf Tournament $2,800 Chelsee Hanson Head Shave $1,739 Clay & Lyn Hamdon Dyna-Flo Social Club 2007 Christmas Fund Raiser $590 Heather Campbell Headshave $2,791 Yvette Allen Head Shave $1,708 Murray & Shirley Jacques Jim Turley Memorial Celebration $580 Paul Hokanson Memorial Golf Tournament $2,759 Mike the Bald’s Hair Raising Fundraiser $1,700 Murray & Karey Koch U of A Supply Management Services Trade Show $569 Benefactors 2007 Lorne Howes Memorial Clay Sport Shoot $2,720 Toque Drive $1,675 ($500,000–$999,999) Estate of John C. Malleny All Weather Windows Handcuffed Plant Manager $529 Spa Lady Member Success Party $2,704 Zimmerman Auctions $1,615 Estate of Arleen E. Murray Hot Dogs for Humanity– Belmont Elementary $526 Lambda Chi Head Shave– In honour of Iain Walker $2,642 George Dekelver and Pig & Whistle Pub $1,585 Frank Sojonky & Carla 2nd Annual Genah Hys Hawaiian Style Golf Classic $513 Trina Schwabe Head Shave $2,626 Daysland School Shave for a Cure $1,561 Allard Foundation Ltd. Cumming Sojonky Grant McEwan Elementary School Fundraiser $507 Sharon Ackroyd Headshave– In memory $2,617 Martin & Slowski Haircut for Cancer $1,530 The Dianne & Irving Kipnes Foundation In memory of Harjeet Kaur Dhundal of Florence Mabel Roberts Beyersbergen Invitational Golf Tournament $1,500 Estate of Kenneth C. Ross CerTech Automotive Repair $505 9th Annual Healy Ford All Ford Classic Show $2,600 5th Annual Val Thomas & Dave Simpson $1,500 U of A Ringette Team $500 Kolby & Kaige’s Head Shave $2,578 Memorial Golf Tournament Wild Rose Elementary School Cake Walk $500 Jane Goddard– David’s Walk $2,554 Shave His Head for Cancer $1,483 Partners Aon Reed Stenhouse Charity Golf Tournament $500 Brendan Colborne Headshave $2,538 Cuts for Kids $1,455 Patrons ($50,000–$99,999) & District 4-H Beef Committee $2,510 Faye McIntosh Head Shave $1,445 ($100,000–$499,999) Charity Calf Auction A.E.A.S. Ride for the Cure $1,437 Rae & Carol Allen Cancertrek, Great Divide Trail $2,480 Kristin Skaggs & Brad Ference Bridal Party $1,400 Anonymous (1) Anonymous (1) Shirley Gonie Head Shave $2,440 Amanda Betz Head Shave $1,342 Anonymous Estate (1) ATCO EPIC (Employees 2nd Annual National Oilwell Varco Raffle $2,437 Lisa Marie Courtenay Head Shave $1,315 Participating in Communities) In memory of Shauna Lucyshyn ARC Resources Ltd. Doug & Laurel Baron James Balsillie 30 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 31

Estate of Kevin Barry Greg & Carol Cameron Barbecues Galore Hutton Family Fund SRB Wholesale Inc. Milan Cacic HSE Integrated Ltd. Brian Pow Agnes M. Burrows Paul & Mavis Ann Clark Mary Barr (at the Edmonton Karen & Wayne Stanton Kevin & Janet Campbell Donald & Heather Hutchison PrimeWest Energy Community Foundation) Dale Klein–Canada West Limited Gynell Dawson Baytex Energy Ltd. Roger & Mary Swainson Caron Transportation Systems IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund Print Works Ltd. Italian Cultural Society Canadian Skin Cancer Foundation Digital Communications Belich Family Fund TAQA North Ltd. Cellcom IGL Canada Western Ltd. Prudential Steel Ltd. Jan San Developments Ltd. Edmonton Community Foundation Don Wheaton Ltd. (at The Calgary Foundation) Michael & Renae Tims CESSCO Fabrication Intuit Canada Limited PTI Group Inc. Estate of Eileen G. Kemp Colin & Lila Eicher James & Magda Dykstra Barry & Deborah Bentz Torske Klubben of Calgary & Engineering Ltd. Investors Group Mitch Putnam The Estate of The Reverend Chris Bilick Uniglobe Geo Travel Raymond & Philomena Chan Jomada Ventures Corp. EnCana Cares Foundation EnCana Corporation James Kruger Gail Quartly Mary Franchuk & Family EnerMark Inc. Ruth Bower & Dorothy Bower Viewpoint Charitable Foundation Charities Aid Foundation America K.O. Boxing Canada Elizabeth Ann “Babe” Quinton William Lacey & Dawn Evans (CAFAMERICA) Gibson Energy Ltd. Galleon Energy Inc. Estate of Diana R. Bruce Paul Viney Charlotte Kingsford (at the Calgary Foundation) Ken & Janet Landsiedel Wang Hing Cheung Henry Gusse Foundation Gilbert Laustsen Jung Mr. & Mrs. James F. Burns H.N. (Bud) & Mary Joan Yates & Christopher Nendsa George & Florette Radmanovich Senior Family Fund The Ledcor Group of Companies Chiu Telecom Engineering Imperial Oil Foundation Associates Ltd. Bradley & Tanya Zumwalt Rudy & Anne Klawon Joseph & Ann Ramsay (at The Calgary Foundation) Patricia & Keith Leslie Sheelagh Cluney KLS Developments Ltd. Peggy & Roger Gouin Kwik Advance Inc. Remington Development Bruce F. Burnyeat Rick Lewis Ronald & Joyce Coleman Corporation Neil & Edith MacGillivray Estate of Christopher Marilyn LaBarge H. Greenwood Estate of Sophie Buttner James Lubeck Concorde Maintenance Inc. Jane Renaud Estate of Karin Mannhardt Zaheerali & Helen & Peter Haas CanadaHelps.org Rudy Luk Paul & Laura Connolly Family & Friends Estate of Rosealie (Rose) Contributors Lali Nijjar Transportation Ltd. Comfort Heating (1981) Ltd. MLC Group of Cameron Richardson D. McAllister Robert R. Hobbs ($5,000–$9,999) Cyries Energy Inc. Louise & Jack Lee Crew Energy Inc. Donald MacDiarmid & Ruth Weir Clayton & Violet Riddell Estate of Betty R. McDonald Hobby Equities Rosanna Dardano Philip & Harriet Libin Douglas & Margaret Cumming Shari Mackay Riley’s Reproductions Ray Moher Ada Hole James Davidson Lockerbie & Hole Contracting Limited & Printing Ltd. Marla & Aubrey Dan The Marr Family Acrodex Nexen Inc. Robert Huff DeFord Contracting Inc. Monica & Jerry Loomis & Friends– Rochester Energy Corp. Deloitte & Touche Estate of Jessie L. Martel Stephen Adams Hugh Osler & Geoff Osler Randy & Anne Karren Ron & Sylvia Deines Norman Wells, NT Foundation Canada Family & Friends Maunders McNeil Foundation Inc. 769515 Alberta Ltd. Estate of Alexander A.M. Patton Lehigh Inland Cement Limited Robert & Susan Desbarats Frank & Agnes Lovsin Devonian Properties of Willma Lawson Rodgers Lukey Family Hugh & Madge McColl Airways Truck Rentals, Estate of Lawrence S. Diewert Wayne Lynch & Aubrey Lang Estate of John (Jack) J. Snow Sabertooth Energy Ltd. John P. Dielwart Leasing & Sales Martin McLean Mitchell & Kimberly Molloy DIRTT Environmental Solutions D. Keith MacDonald Sorrentino Restaurant Group Schering Canada Inc. Dyand Mechanical Systems Inc. Alberta Highway Services Ltd. Deborah Yedlin Motorola Canada Limited Louise Dobinson Santo & Catherine Maiorana Jean & Joseph Spacil Sentry Select Capital Corp. Edmonton Journal Alberta Mobility Ltd. & Martin Molyneaux Amy Nielsen Donate A Car Canada Mammoth Productions Inc. Synergy Projects Ltd. Len & Phyllis Shapiro Edmonton Oilers All Weather Windows Mike Myshak Nokia N. Murray Edwards Mancap Group Estate of Angela G. Thomas Community Foundation Wayne Sharp & Family Amiri Wealth Management Alan & Jeanette Olinyk Norpoint Sandblasting & Painting Ltd. EECOL Electric Corp. Allan P. Markin TransCanada Corporation Ember Resources Inc./ JR & Carol Shaw J. C. Anderson Penn West Petroleum Ltd. Northgate Industries Ltd. Margaret Enders Marshall Tittemore Architects United Way of Calgary and Area Thunder Energy Trust Ryan Shay Anonymous (4) Rogers Parlee McLaws Craig Ewashko Master Flo Valve Inc. United Way Alberta Capital Region Roy & Bev Ewashko Sherritt International Corporation Family & Friends of Jared Anthony Donor Directed Program Schendel Mechanical Pembina Pipeline Corporation Oil Corp. Masters Energy Inc The Focus Corporation Ltd. Craig Simpson & Friends Sterling Crane Petrocom Construction Ltd. Apache Canada Ltd. Estate of James Jun Yun Yi Fogolar Furlan d’Edmonton Faithful Friends Foundation McCarthy Tetrault LLP Charity Fund (at the Edmonton Eugene & Anna Marie Sullivan Estate of James Pheasey Apex Distribution Inc. Family & Friends George C. Field Fund Mark McKenna Community Foundation) Argus Ron Wigham of Deane Fossen Estate of Laura M. Poirier (at the Edmonton Tony Melton David & Regan Simpson Dan Arpiel Community Foundation) Barry & Gail Giffen Chris, Holly & Chloe Potter Bruce Miyashita Claus & Tracy Sitzler AstraZeneca Canada Inc. FirstEnergy Capital Corp. Builders Elmer & Penny Harbridge Fund Prism Flow Products Inc. Brian Morrison R.A. (Sandy) Slator (at the Calgary Foundation) ATCO I-Tek Dennis & Donna Flanagan ($25,000–$49,999) Progress Energy Trust Mr. Lube Neil & Karen Smith Estate of Wilfred I. Harrison Atlantic Directional Inc. Foothills Mortgage Ltd. Sponsors Qualico Group Donna Mulholland Philip Smith ($10,000–$24,999) W. E. Ted Heaver Avenir Capital Corporation Estate of George E. Gerhart Quicksilver Resources Canada Inc. Estate of Harvey J. Murphy Sony Ericsson Anonymous (5) Estate of Gloria Jean Hendel Fountain of Hope–BMO Employee W. Ralph Glass Elizabeth Radomski Nabors Drilling Limited Estate of Mary E.L. Stevenson ARC Financial Corporation Peter & Deanne Henry Charitable Foundation James Glenn John Ratzke Aldena Nielsen Michael Stiles Estate of William David Archer A & B Concrete Pumping Ltd. Eugene R. Barritt Goldman Sachs & Co. HFKS Architects Inc. Jack & Bonnie Rawlyck Family & Friends Justice John & Ruth Agrios Estate of Hans P. Nielsen ATCO Gas Highpine Oil & Gas Limited Nekolina Berlie Great-West Life of Anna Marie Strack RBC Foundation Gladys Nikiforuk Alta-Fab Structures Ltd. Booster Juice Harold & Linda Banister Isabel Hobson Lyle & Sandy Reid Greenboro Homes Kaytaro G. Sugahara Anonymous (6) Nunastar Properties Inc. Bayer Inc. John & Susan Hokanson Donald & Rita Bosch & Family Harvest Operations Corp. Suncor Energy Foundation Samsung Allan & Frances Olson Estate of Flora M. Antrim Boston Pizza South Family & Friends of May-Liss Bevans Hole Family Fund (at the Edmonton Jim & Gail Richl Ron & Jacqueline Hayter TD Commercial Banking Brad, Chelsea & Kyle Arco Concrete Service Ltd. Edmonton Common John S. Osler Community Foundation) Gail Hiebert Team SpEdie Greg & Cindy Royer Brian Parker Andrew Boland and Lynn Elston John & Maureen Assman Harry Hole Marc & Elizabeth Boutet Sanjel Corporation Hitfar Concepts The Swiftsure Land Corporation Boston Pizza Associazione Trevisani Nelmondo Brickburn Asset Management Pirie Foundation John & Jane Holmlund Philip & Maria Hodge Jack & Dawn Thrasher Northern Alberta Franchisees Saville Group Poon McKenzie Architects Austin S. Nelson Foundation Diane & Daryl Howard Scott Burns & Tracy Wright Estate of Dorothy A. Shaw Hole Family Thunder Energy Trust John & Ewa Burton Avon Flame Foundation Dave & Bev Butler Laverne Popowich Cheryl & Andrew Howden Hollimex Products Ltd. Tidal Energy Marketing Inc. The Calgary Foundation Marny & Bruce Simpson John W. Porter Leah R. Baird Estate of Dorothy M. Husband William K. Butler Sprott Securities Inc. Family & Friends of Tilly Houston Tirecraft Auto Centers Ltd. 32 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 33

Ernest Tomiuk Margaret Berliner Brett Desroches Ronald Hipfner Osten-Victor Fund Herb & Doris Skaret Western Securities Limited 814502 Alberta Ltd. Top Draw Inc. Shannon Bevan Dick Cook Schulli J. Leonard Holman (at the Calgary Foundation) Karen Skeels Western Sterling Trucks Ltd. 825822 Alberta Ltd. TriStar Oil & Gas Ltd. Trent Biermann Family & Friends of Robert Deatherage Hubbell Canada Inc. Alf & Sheila Otto Sky Of Dreams WestJet 833191 Alberta Ltd. Union 52 Benevolent Society Big Top Tent Rentals Delnor Construction Ltd. Huron Energy Corp. Estate of Robert C.W. Otto Steve & Cindy Slupsky Mr. David White 897552 Alberta Ltd. Cora Verkuil Nancy Blair Susan Dewald Impala Partners LLC Outlaw Oilfield Services Keith Smith Whitemud Ironworks Ltd. 944037 Alberta Ltd. Victor-Osten Fund (at the Edmonton Boardwalk REIT Diversified Mechanical Ltd. Jaffer Developments Pals Surveys & Associates Ltd. SNC Lavalin Inc. Robert A. Wilson 958117 Alberta Ltd. Community Foundation) Nils & Sylvia Bodtker Joan Drover Shirley M. Jamieson Pat’s Off-Road Transport Ltd. Soroptimist International The Ron Winkelaar Family A & B Paving Inc. Vines Riverbend Wine Merchants Paul Boniferro Grant Dunlop & Erika Norheim JOG Capital Corrine I. Paul of Edmonton Robert Wolfe A And K Tax Tyme Wal-Mart Canada Corp. Norman A. Bradley E Construction Ltd. Merle & Viola Jones Randy Penny Ron & Marg Southern Yuan Chun Wong A Step Ahead Child Development WAM Development Group Todd Bradley Lillian & Mervyn Eastman insert William Jordanov Peppers Highway Service Kathy Sparks Woodridge Ford Lincoln Ltd. Services Ltd. Dr. Sharon Watanabe Mark Breakell edatanetworks Inc. Andrew & Suzy Judson Richard Peterson Spectra Energy Midstream WRD Borger Construction Ltd. A.M. Mechanical Ltd. Stanley Watts Burstall Winger LLP Edmonton Public Teachers’ Estate of Lillian (Lila) M. Kanik Phoenix Group Edmonton Inc. Spilak Tank Truck Service John Wronko Raymond Aaron C. James Welch Steve Burtt Local 37 Charity Trust Fund Paul & Rhonda Keefe Phoenix Technology Stark’s Plumbing and Heating Ltd. XI Technologies Inc. Aaron Machine Shop Income Fund Whissell Contracting Calgary Ltd. Eileen Butler Electric Rodeo Kentwood Ford Starvalley Oil & Gas Ltd. Xpulse Access Waterwells Inc. PM Electric Ltd. J.G. & Marilyn Williams Calgary Health Trust Emans Smith Andersen Keyera Energy Management Ltd. Jens Stemo York Realty Inc. Acciona Infrastructures Canada Inc. Engineering Ltd. Connie Pocha Stephanie Williamson Canada Post Fort Saskatchewan Kingsway Motors (1982) Ltd. Arlene Stiles Dominic Young Acklands-Grainger Inc. Howard Ewashko John A. Pollock Family Fund Brian Wilson Canadian Union of Public Tina Koenig Stout & Company LLP The Young Family Foundation Acme Scrap Iron & Metals Ltd. (at the Kitchener & Waterloo W. Brett Wilson Employees 3197 ExAlta Energy Strategic Charitable Madam Justice Darlene Acton Joanne Kuefler Community Foundation) Zurich Industry Ltd. World Financial Charitable Trust Canadian Western Bank External Affairs Medical Spa Giving Foundation & Donald M. Scott James Kwasnicki Stephen Popadynetz Wrangler West Energy Corp. Canetic Resources Inc. Extreme Engineering Streamline Construction Co. Ltd. Acumen Capital Partners Dr. Allan Leboldus PricewaterhouseCoopers Norman & Louise Capper E. Ann Falk Brian Strei Bob Adams & Elise Gill Gwenyth Lewington Private Giving Foundation Carma Developers Ltd. Brian & Gail Faulkner Sun Life Financial Adrico Machine Works Ltd. Dorothy Litke Pro Tech Valve Sales Inc. Friends Roger & Joanne Carry David Fenwick Marilyn S. Swan Advantage Products Inc. Kevin & Margaret Lo Pro-Western Plastics Ltd. ($1,000–$2,499) Supporters Cathedral Energy Services Ltd. Fidelity Investments Canada Limited T.A. Excavating Ltd. Aero-Dyne Repair Services Ltd. Malcolm & Patricia Lund Ed & Barb Prodor ($2,500–$4,999) C.E. Franklin Fontaine Pipeline Ltd. Ray & Helen Taillefer Aesthetique For You M1 Construction Ltd. R & D Trailer Rentals Ltd. 1054364 Alberta Ltd. CGI Lillian Romaniuk-Ford & Harvey Ford Mdm. Wing-Chun Hon AGF Management Limited MacLeod Dixon RBC Dominion Securities Inc. & Mr. Chi-Keung Tang 1057187 Alberta Ltd. Bob Chaisson Fort Chicago Energy Partners L.P. Agrium Jeff Martin John & Sandy Read Family Fund Abdulali Remtulla Bob Tarr Memorial Fund 1066994 Alberta Ltd. Champion Technologies Laura Franchuk Roberto Aguilera Professional Corporation Martin Equipment Ltd. (at The Calgary Foundation) (at the Edmonton Tom W. Fredericks 1079080 Alberta Ltd. Aitec (Western) Inc. Adams & MacGregor Consulting Ltd. Joan Charbonneau Philip McAvoy Floyd & Nancy Reynolds Fund Community Foundation) FT Services (at The Calgary Foundation) 1117398 AB Ltd. Akita Drilling Ltd. AIM Funds Management Inc. Chemco Electrical Contractors Ltd. McInnis & Holloway Robert Tegler Trust Sheldon Gardiner Duane Rioch 1144441 Alta Ltd. Alberta Blue Cross Alberta Cancer Foundation Fund Chubb Insurance Company Funeral Homes Ltd. Bruce & Sharon Telford of Canada Robert & Deborah Gilchrist 1159983 Alberta Ltd. Alberta Bridge Works (at the Edmonton Gordon & Dorothy McMillan Michelle Rishaug Tenax Energy Community Foundation) Todd Chuckry Jon & Elise Glans 1168048 Alberta Ltd. Alberta Building Trades Melcor Developments Ltd. Mary Robbins The Cash Store Inc. Alberta Oil Tool Employee Brian & Tina Chudoba Estate of Sam Goldsmith 1239572 Alberta Ltd. Council Charitable Foundation Mercuria Energy Canada Inc. Romantic Notions Tiger Moth Energy Goodwill Fund CIBC Commercial Banking Jeannine Goudreau 1279140 Alberta Ltd. Alberta Electric System Operator Mill Creek Plaza Ltd. Ron Hodgson Pontiac Buick Traditional Equities Ltd. Alliance Energy Services Ltd. CIBC Wood Gundy Griffiths McBurney & Partners GMC Ltd. 367396 Alberta Ltd. O/A Alberta Hardwood Flooring Nadine & Joseph Milos Shannon & Kurtis Trefiak Carl Bachand Consulting ALS Laboratory Group CIBC World Markets Graham Group Ltd. Philippe Roy Alberta Motor Association Mister Home Buyer Corp/ Trevcon Enterprises Ltd. 4 E’ S Oilfield Service Inc. Insurance Agency Ltd. AltaGas Services Inc. John Cimino Anne Marie Grant Mister RRSP Inc. Rundle Energy Partners Ltd. Tristone Capital Inc. 4350 Asu Ulc Alberta Rebekah Lodge 77 Thomas Ambrose Noel & Rollie Cleland Groupe Canam Brian Monaghan George Samoil Martin Trotter 582227 Alberta Ltd. Alberta Tubular Products Ltd. Danielle Anderson CNC Global Limited H. Wilson Industries Ltd. Ed Muchowski sanofi aventis Greg Turnbull 596049 Alberta Ltd. Alberta Ukrainian Self Fran Andrews Thelma Cogle Stan & Min Hafso Gunvor Mygind Schlumberger Canada Ltd. Antonie & Kathleen Vanden Brink Reliance League 5R Consulting Inc. Anonymous (5) Todd D. Cook Sam Halabi Neptune Coring (Western) Ltd. Schneider Electric Georgette Vandenhouten Alberta Wilbert Sales Ltd. 609119 Alberta Ltd. ATCO Midstream Ltd. Douglas & Karen Cox William W. Hale Louise Nesterenko Kristen Schneidmiller Verve Salon & Spa Ltd. Alberta Wireless 2002 Inc. 671858 Alberta Ltd. Crescent Point Resources LP Ronald & Judy Hansma Nexvibe Scotiabank W.Y. Svrcek Engineering Ltd. Alexdawn Buslines Ltd. 705457 Alberta Ltd. Avalon Auto Body CTV Television Inc., CTV Calgary Hard Wok Buffet, Saskatoon Chieu Ngo Scotiatrust Larry Wanechko Alice’s Corporate FX 717028 Alberta Ltd. Avison Young Commercial Family & Friends Stephen & Gwen Hargrove Cal & Edna Nichols Scott Secord Dan & Molly Wares Alka Resources Ltd. Real Estate 769447 Alberta Ltd. O/A of Sheila Frances Cullen Susan Healy Vicky Nielsen Sentinel Self Storage Ayotte Properties Ltd. Louise N. Watt Aloilfield Service Jim & Kerrie Allen Cummings Andrews Mackay Thomas & Linda Heathcott Nor-Chief Consulting Services Ltd. Thomas & Lori Shackleton B & R Eckel’s Transport Ltd. Weatherford Canada Partnership 783 (Calgary) Wing RCAFA Jon Allen Patrick & Dora Daniel Nancy Hetherington Peirce Cristina Nunes Duane Sharman Bank of –Tofield Jane Weller & Dale Magee 785764 Alberta Ltd. Alliance Tubulars and Supply Ltd. Daylight Energy Ltd. Patricia Hetherington-Keys Shonn Oborowsky Michele & Brian Shea 806837 Alberta Ltd. Allied Seismic Ltd. Bennett Jones LLP DCM Sales Ltd. 34 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 35

Aloette of Edmonton South Kenna Barrow BJ Services Julia Boyce Keenan Cannady Barrie Clayton Cyre Seed Farms Ltd. Direct-Line Insurance Inc. AlphaBuzz Bill Barschel Jolene Bjarnason Stacey Boyer CanWest MediaWorks Inc. Ghislaine Cleiren D & S Lumber & Supplies Norman Dirr Alta Interior Contracting Tad Bartkiewicz Black Diamond Paving Ltd. Janine Boyer-Kwong Fund in Canyon Technical Services Ltd. David Cluff Diane D’Amico Haywood Securities Inc. Karim Amarshi Jason Bartley Cec Blackburn Memory of Marcelle Simoneau Capitol Pipe & Steel Val Clutton D. Cadrin Enterprises Ltd. Helen Dittmer (at The Calgary Foundation) Shawn Ambrose Brett & Jenelle Baumback Mr. & Mrs. John Blackstock Cardium Vac Services Ltd. Cobra Sandblasting & Painting Ltd. Paulo M. Dacosta Xuan Do BP Foundation Inc. Amicus Reporting Group B. Margaret Bawden Douglas Blair Cargill Meat Solutions Cochrane Bottle Depot Ltd. Denis Dale Martin Dolemo Erin Braaten Jerry Anderson Baxter’s Inc. Lisa Blough Don & Betty Carlson Frank Coffman Dale Benedict Holdings Ltd. Wanda Dominelli & Pace Tracy Bradley Jean Andryiszyn Bayview Drywall Systems Ltd. Blu’s Clothing Ltd. J. David Carlson Cold Lake Restaurants Inc. Ernie Daley Family Reunion (2007) Paul Brainerd Anglican Parish of Christ Church Baywest Homes Ltd. BluMont Capital David & Patricia Carlyle Gordon & Maxine Cole L. Murray Dallas Dominion Of Canada Brandon Petroleum Sales Ltd. Annapolis Capital Limited BC Bearing Engineers Ltd. BMO Nesbitt Burns–The Seed Team Duane & Leona Carol Commitments Lingerie Alberta Inc. Jack & Ruby Damel Lorenzo & Donna Donadeo Scott Bratt Anonymous (9) Darryl Beaton Bob Miller Trucking (2001) Ltd. Amy Carstairs Comptes Fournisseurs Bill Darling John & Kathy Donohoe Linda Brehmer Gino & Silvana Antonello Beaubien Glover Shelley Bolze Carstairs RV Compton Court Apartments Ltd. Davey Ventures Ltd. Christina Dosser Richard L. Bremner Apache Superior Printing Ltd. Maskell Engineering Marc Bombenon Gordon Case Compton Petroleum Corporation Ann Davidson Dow AgroSciences Inc. Tony & Valerie Bright Apex Limited Partnership Bedrock Homes Limited Carrie Bond Rita M. Cattell Computer Modelling Group Ltd. Chrystal M. Davies Maurice Dowhaniuk Stewart Brightman Apple Auto Glass Bedrock Pizza Ltd. Doug & Rosemary Bonner CCI Thermal Technologies Inc. Concept Compression Corp. Martin Davies Dril-Away Motors Inc. Brinkhaus Jewellers Applied Communications Behr Energy Services Ltd. The William Bonner Family Central City Asphalt Concept Electric Ltd. Tony Davis Stephen Dryer Steve & Audrey Brodersen Aquila Productions Ltd. Bel MK Engineering Ltd. John Boonstra Central Web Offset Ltd. Concord Well Servicing H.J. Dawe Family Fund Ross & Nadine Drysdale Courteen Brodner Argyll Truck Sales & Leasing Francois Belanger Richard Booth Centurion Energy Services Ltd. Confluentus Management Inc. (at the Edmonton Stephen Dubois Keith Brown Community Foundation) Michelle Arklie Susan Bell Lee-Anne Boothman Century 21 Lakeland Grant Conley Hector & Rita Duchesne Marg Brunke Merv Day Robert Arklie Bell Canada Hugh Borgland Real Estate (1998) ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd. W. David Duckett J. Bryan Daytona Homes Inc. Larry Armstrong Jennifer Benger Boston Pizza Argyll Challand Pipeline Ltd. Contemporary Office Richard Ducommun Wendy & Al Bryan DDR Steam-Pressure Washing Norma Arnold Shannon Bennett Boston Pizza Calgary Trail John & Karin Chambers Interiors Ltd. Bryan Dudman Richard & Heather Bryant Deans Knight Capital Mgmt. Ltd. Arrow Welding & Industrial Bennetts & Associates Ltd. Boston Pizza Clareview Nathan & May Chan Continental Cartage Henrietta Duenk Glen Buchan Karen Debler Suppliers Inc. Bentall Real Estate Services LP Boston Pizza Cochrane Raymond Chan Ralph Corbett Mr. David B Dunlop Eugene Buckland Deep Prominent Homes Ltd. Aspen Air Corporation Brian Beresh Boston Pizza Edmonton & Area Chris Chandler Corioliss Jim Dunlop ATB Financial Arden & Linda Berg Pizza Guys Marketing Ltd. John Buckler S.H. Chandran David & Donalda Cormier Family & Friends of Resi Del Piccolo Robert & Margaret Dunlop ATCO Pipelines Gerry & Beverly Berkhold Boston Pizza Fort Road Jeanne Buckmaster Charchun Welding & Fabricating Ltd. Cormode & Dickson Deloitte Roxanne & David Dunlop Matt Aufricht Louise Berlin Boston Pizza Fort Saskatchewan, Mo Bundon David Charlton Construction (1983) Ltd. Delton Community League Dunvegan Gardens (AB) Ltd. Frances Auger Reginald & Glenys Berry Staff & Friends Rose Burchett Bryce & Merle Chase Coronet Electric Inc. Lawrence Delvecchio Gwen Durand Aurizon Investments Ltd. David W. Betts Boston Pizza Glenora Burnco Rock Products Ltd. Brian Chatwin Reginald & Jean Coroy Demelco Electric Claude Durocher B.G.E. Service & Supply Ltd. Sharon Bews Boston Pizza Heritage David & Marlene Burnett Chaub-Sua ulc Corporate Express David Denoon Dutell Equipment Ltd. Catharina Baas Bob & Shirley Bexson Boston Pizza Lacombe Donald Burns Norma-Jean Checora Becki Cota Derrick Exhibit Wayne Dwyer Jason & Theresa Baba Debbie Beynon Boston Pizza Sharron Burns Chermik Communications Ltd. Cougar Contractors Ltd. Susan & Robert Desbarats Joerg Dyckerhoff Gwendolyn Baker BG International Ltd. Boston Pizza Millennium Angela Butler Bruce Chernoff Family & Friends of Christine Cox The Design Group Alan Dyment Staffing Services Inc. Balancing Pool Ash Bhasin Boston Pizza Olds Brent Button Dina Chernoff Crash Conditioning E. L. Frazier & Associates Dean & Tanis Despas Jody Balko Christal Bibaud Boston Pizza Peace River C & G Hatch Associates Lori Chervinski Allen & Florette Crawford Realty Corp Destiny Carriers Balkwill Pharmacy Limited Don & Sandy Bietz Boston Pizza Ponoka CAD Works Inc. Peter & Florence Cheung Carmel Crevola E. Vetsch Prof. Corp. Laverne Dewald Balmoral Lifestyle Homes Inc. Big City Interiors Boston Pizza Red Deer North William & Lorna Callaway William Chidley CriticalControl Solutions Inc. David Eastham Dewar Western Inc. Balon Construction Ltd. Big Rock Brewery Ltd. Boston Pizza Red Deer South Callback Corporate Entertainment Dale Chobaniuk Crossley Custom Homes Ltd. Terri Eastwood Dewberry Chuckwagon Committee Megan Balzer Bill & Karen Biko Boston Pizza Caltech Surveys Ltd. Lindsay, Paige & Cassie Chretien Don & Deb Croteau ECL Group of Companies Ltd. Gurpreet S. Dhundal & Family Myrnalyn Balzer Ronald Bills Boston Pizza St. Albert Stores Neil Camarta Christensen & McLean Roofing Co. Crudoson Holdings Ltd. Edmonds Family Fund Diagnostics (at the Edmonton Cheryl Banks Bio-Synergy Resources Inc. Boston Pizza Terwillegar Kyle Camden Ernie Christman Family Fund Carolyn Cudmore Dial Oilfield Services 2006 Ltd. Community Foundation) Bantrel Co. Biomira Inc. Boston Pizza Wainwright Elizabeth S. Campbell (at the Edmonton J. Russell Cukr Edmonton Area Council Boston Pizza Westmount Nick Campbell Community Foundation) Michael & Heather Culbert Estate of Baxter O’Connor Dick Dr. James E. Barclay Dora & Mike Bird One Society Boston Pizza Wetaskiwin Can-Am Geomatics Corp Cinch Energy Corp. Patricia Culver Robert Dick Jim & Carole Barker Rona Bird Edmonton Eskimo Alumni Association Boston Pizza Whyte Ave. Can Traffic Lyndsey Clapperton Lee Cummings Jeff Dickie Larry Barlad Terry Bird Edmonton Mopar Club Boston Pizza Wye Road, Canada Post Accounts Payable Brian & Joanne Clark & Family Cummins Barbara & Craig Dickson Bambi Barnes David Bissett Edmonton Sun Canadian Agri-Blend Inc. Charlie Clarke Ward Cunningham Didsbury Daisies Garth & Jo Ann Barrick Leslie E. Bissett Edson Ventures Ltd. Wes & Tara Bouw Canadian Fertilizers Limited Stan Clarke Brodie & Brenda Cupples Jared Dielwart Dennis Barrie William Bissonnette Mitchell Egger William & Valerie Bowlen Canadian Freightways Ltd. Classic Well Servicing Ptsp Dawn Curtis Malcolm Dion Estate of Eugene R. Barritt Dr. John Bitangcol Rose Ekkelenkamp 36 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 37

Margaret El Deiry Firemens Benevolent Fund Angela Gee Chad Griffith Erwin Hinz Ivanhoe Cambridge II Inc. Kehoe Equipment Laricina Energy Ltd. G. & P.G. Elliott First Capital Management Ltd. Darren Gee GRM Flow Products Heather Hisey John & Anna Iverson Kevin & Julie Keindel Lario Oil & Gas Company Paige Elniski Archie & Madeline Fischer Brenda Gehlen Guardian Group of Funds Ltd. Hok Nik Creative Inc. Ivis Inc. Robert & Hilda Keir Steve Larke Cheryl Emard David Fischer Gemco Fireplaces & Wholesale John & Holly Gunn Thomas Holland Raluca Jablonski Brandon Kelly Glenn Larson Emerald Metals Ltd. Patricia Fischer Heating Products Guy Salida Capital Corp. Stan & Polly Hollingsworth Jack & Margaret Frederick & Virginia Kelly Elmer & Lora Lastiwka Emerson Electric Canada Robert Fischer Paul Giannelia Joey Guyon Toni Holtby Charlesworth Foundation David Kennedy Jamie Latimer Empire Ballroom Fisherman’s Pride Seafood Ltd. Jason & Janine Gibson GWL Realty Advisors Inc. Matt Holzer Grant & Katie Jackson Billy Kerr Roy Lavery Enerflex Systems Ltd. Mrs. Loretta Fladhamer Gienow Windows & Doors GWN Pizza Corp. Hood Technical Consultants Ltd. John Jackson Kenneth King Dennis & Thorna Lawrence Energy Council of Canada Mark A. Flaman Norma J. Gilbert H. Clarke Freelance Graphic Design Dennis J. Hop Jacobs Canada Martin King John Lawrence Christine Engel Vivian Flint Annie Girgulis Estate of Penelope (Penny) Haddad Fraser & Michele Horne Frank & Shirley Jacobson Vicky Kinsella John Leach Gord English Judith Florence William & Pauline Girgulis Dale Haight Thomas Horricks Jacquie McCubbin Harry Kipnes Kenneth Lee Professional Corporation Ensign Resource Service Group Inc. Dr. Roderick Florence Git R Done Farms Daniel & Nicole Halyk A. Hoskin Kipp Scott Pontiac Buick Ltd. Leeco Inc. James H. Brown & Associates EOG Resources Canada Inc. & Mrs. Edyth Florence Chris Giuffre Barbara Ham Jean Hotte Lynn Kis John Lefebvre Rudolf Jaros Ed Erhardt Fluid Design Solutions Inc. Gledhill Steel Products Inc. Glenn & Elizabeth Hamilton Tanya Hourigan Lyle Knowles Mr. Robert Lehodey Jason Krause Steven Erickson Focus Communications Global Impact Amanda Hammond Erin Howes Shelley Knudtson Peter & Sheila Leigh Professional Corporation Therese Erickson Donna Fodchuk Global Machine & Supply Inc. Cathy Hancock Gary Howitt Yvette Kobylnyk Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Ltd. Jennalli Developments Inc. Dee-Anna Ernst Bernice Foley Global Steel Ltd. Del Hankinson Hrycun Veterinary Services Koch Ford Lincoln Edmonton Lemax Machine Welding Ltd. Amy Jennings Esporta Edmonton Chen Fong Kay & Glen Goertzen Kristen Hansen Dianne Hubelit Chasity Kohn Louis J. Lemay Brenda Jensen Donna Evangelista Foothills Hospital Alan Goodbrand Ronald Hansen Sonia Hubelit Dr. Stan Kolber Gary Leonard Volunteer Association Davalji Jogia Arthur Evans Goode Benefits Consulting Inc. Darcy & Mary Harapchuk Evelyn Hudak Komex International Ltd. Steven Leonard Foothills Land Inc. John W Evans Professional Corp. Leanne Evans Tim Goodwin Hare Foods Ltd. Hudsons Kootenay Monument Incorporated Edith Leonowitz Jody W. Forsyth Anthony Johnson Expocrete Concrete Gord Stevenson Carpentry Hargrave Ranching Co. Inc. Hugh Farthing Memorial TVS 52 Donna Korth Real Letourneau & Wilma Quan-Forsyth Clifford D. Johnson Products Ltd. John Gordon Kathleen & Norman Haring Hughes Trucking Ltd. James Korth Christopher & Shirley Leung FortisAlberta Inc. Robert Johnson Grant & Penny Fagerheim Douglas & Joanne Goss Ken Harke Anne Hui-Fong Reece & Lori Kosek Family & Friends of Brian Levang Tom Foss Bruce Johnston Cindy Farnel-Desnoyers Irv & Vera Gottschlich Shelly Harms Quentin Huillery Lisa Kozloski Valda Levin Fosters Garden Chapel Greg Johnston Cynthia Farvolden Lee Gottschlich Michelle Harris Hunt Oil Company of Canada Inc. Brian Kozyra Raymond W. and Mary E. Lewis Kenneth Fowler Marc Joiner Frank & Rosetta Fata Douglas Gowland Amber Hartwig Corrine Hunter KPMG Dona & Lawrence Lilje Robert Fowler Dr. Anthony H.D. Jones Ron Fath Richard Grafton Harvest Energy Trust Dr. & Mrs. E. George Hunter Brian M. Krausert David Limpert Frank’s International Kathleen Jones Earl Fawcett Colleen Graham Eva Hasell Jane Hunter Janice Krenzler Lindstrom & Associates Ltd. Franklin Templeton Investments Corp. Peter Jones FE Advisory Group Weldon J. Graham Jerome Hastings Kenneth & Lilia Hutchison Anne Krigovsky Lindsey Lions Franklin’s Inn Andy & Donna Fay Jubinville Janette Federspiel Grand Park Plaza Ltd. Richard & Jeannine Hawiuk Rod Hutson Danielle Kristmanson Liquor Stores GP Inc. Freetek Construction Ltd. June Warren Publishing Nachman Feldman Robert & Marg Grandfield Lyle & Margaret Hawkins Hygaard Fine Foods The Rev. James Kruger Ardella Littman Mike French Todd Jurak Fence Finders Nancy Grange-Praderas Robert Hawkins Ian H McInnes Inc. & Mrs. Barbara Kruger Andy & Sue Lockhart Laura Frey JV Driver Corporation Inc. Christopher Fernyc Judi Grant Ken & Karin Haywood Barbara Ibbotson Kulak Ventures Ltd. Walter & Charlotte Loeppky Doris Friedenreich K & C Baillie Manufacturing Collin Feser Grant Thornton LLP Ronald Hazelwood Idylwylde Community League Kumtor Operating Company Louis & Gwen Loiselle Frisby Litho Ltd. Inc. (1991) David Fesyk Don & Betty Ann Graves Judy Heath Igloo Building Supplies Group Joseph & Grace Kwan Long View Systems Corporation John Fry Kal Tire Randy Fibke Colleen Gray Lloyd Heine Ikaluktutiak Elks 593 Gregory Kyllo Longbow Capital Inc. Barry Fulmer Scott Kallotich Harris Field, Q.C. James Gray Jennifer Heinz, Wish Pearls Imaging Systems Group Inc. L.L.Wall Construction Ltd. Sonia Longinotti James Fyvie Kam Mechanical Field Law Taylor Gray Hellenic Canadian Community Impact Chassis Clinic Inc. Ken La Barbera Kenneth E. Ludlow G.L.M. Industries L.P. Kamari Pizza House Ltd. Dr. & Mrs. Tony Fields GRB Engineering Ltd. of Edmonton Region Imperial Tobacco David La Rocque Dr. Christine A. Luelo Gale Galenza Kammec Mechanical Fillmore Construction Great West Chrysler Dodge Jeep Hemisphere Engineering Inc. Canada Foundation Consultants Ltd. Lac La Biche Transport Ltd. Wayne Lui Galko Homes Management Inc. John & Mira Green Paul & Irene Henderson Scott Inglis Patrick & Frances LaForge (a/d Of 364639 Alberta Ltd.) Richard & Sue Kanegawa Roland & Gail Lusis Filyk Consulting Ltd. Green Acres–Aspen Beach Mary M. Hetherington Integrated Production Services Lafrentz Road Marking A Division Derek Gamblin Pentti Karkkainen Gladys Lutomsky Financial Management Brokerage Green Prairie International Inc. Pat Hethrington Intera Housing Corporation Lakeland Credit Union Ltd. Gregory & Nancy Gardner Katch Kan Limited Sheldon Lutz Greig Findley Greene Family Charitable Foundation Ron Hierath Intercon Messaging Inc. Darlene Lambe Charles & Deborah Gargus Simon Kathrein Lyncorp International Ltd. George Fink Gregory Greenough Amanda Higgs International Brotherhood Martin & Michelle Lambert Todd Garman Daryl & Renee Katz Lynn Donaldson & Associates Fink’s Holdings Ltd. Greenview Holding Ltd. High Road Inn Corporation of Boilermakers Local 146 Landemarc Farming Ltd. Garnies Holdings Ltd. KBM Commercial Floor Coverings Inc. Mel Lyster (Canada) Buck & Teresa Gregory Highmark Maintenance Services Ltd. International Cellars Inc. Landmark Homes (Calgary) Inc. Patricia Gau Kdh Drywall 1997 Ltd. M & P Mechanical Ltd. Finning Canada Branch 80 Estate of Florence J. Gregory Doreen Hill John & Patti Iredale Craig Langpap GB Developments Inc. John & Lynn Keating M & T Hlushak Ltd. Fireball Equipment Ltd. Gerald & Jean Isley Gabriel Grenier Michael Hill Benny Keenleyside Georges Laraque 38 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 39

M & V Enterprises Ltd. Antonio Matera Linda Mickelson Staff of Narwhal Plumbing Glenn Osmak Brian Peterkin Elaine Radulski Christina Russell M&K Welding Ltd. F.R. & J.W. Matthews Microsoft Canada Inc. & Heating Ltd. Alex A. Osten Robert G. Peters Anya Radvanszky Ian Russell M-I SWACO Victoria Matthews Allan Middleton National Bank Our Flower Shop Kevin Peterson & Sheila O’Brien Mr. David Rain Derek Ryder M.Shing & J.Larrigan Kris & Shannon Mauthe Midlite Construction Ltd. National Home Warranty Outlaws Grill Ltd. Peterson Walker LLP Beatrice Ranger Rick & Elaine Rymek Professional Corporation Mawer Investment Management Mike Chrapko & Sons Excavating Ltd. National Oilwell Patrick & Joan Ozirny Douglas Phibbs Tom Ranieri S & P Backhoe Services Ltd. Andrew MacDiarmid Heather Maxwell Bruce Miller Nearctic Group Bruce & Branca Pachkowski Sheryl Phillips RBC Royal Bank S & P Backhoe Services Ltd. Staff Brian MacDonald Laure Mayo Dennis G. Miller Derek & Sherri Neldner Anna-Rita Pacione Phoenix Food Services Ltd. RCL Millerrium Br 289–Nevada SA Kubash Consulting Robert W. MacDonald Bernie & Jan McCaffery Jeremy Miller Nelgar Oilfield Services Ltd. Jeffrey J. Packard Physique Fitness Stores Shayne Reay SCD Consulting Services Ltd. Ronald & Marion MacGarva Anne McClintock Larry & Verna Miller Georgina Y. Nelson Steven Paget Lucy Pilch Redco Equipment Sales Ltd. Sabo’s Investment Corp Dennis & Lois Maciborsky McCoy Corporation Miller Thomson Keith Nelson Paladin Positioning Inc. Pile Base Contractors 1987 Ltd. Kenneth & Barbara Reed Ernest C. Sadler Gerry & Sue Maciejko McCrum’s Office Furnishings Kaye Mills Lester & Cora Nelson Rosalie Paliwoda Pioneer Press Ltd. Reed Hycalog Gregory Saksida Drew MacIntyre Dennis A. McDermott, Q.C. Helen Mitchell Nelson Environmental Tyler Palko Allen Piper Registry Express Inc. Adil Saleh Remediation Ltd. John Mackay & Karen Kawawada Korinne Mcdonald Nina Mitchell Palliser Health Region Platinum Fitness Catherine Reid Salvi Homes Ltd. Nelson Yee Development Ltd. Marjorie MacKenzie Terry & Sherry McDonough Tammy Mitchell Palliser Locating Platinum Team Darcy Reid SaMax Industries Inc. Gary Newell Mackenzie Financial Corporation McElhanney Land Surveys Ltd. Nimmi Mittal Barbara Palmer Cameron Plewes Stacy Reid Mrs. Pritam Samrai Tommy Ng Lorna Maclachlan Lilian McEwen Mixcor Aggregates Inc. Kris Pankiw Clayton & Megan Podrasky Remax (Westlock) Sand Born Investments Inc. Estate of Frances M. Nichols Maclind Investments Ltd. Stephen McGann Mobility Central Inc. Constantin Papadimitropoulos Renee Poffenroth Rent-a-Wreck Sand Born Roofs Inc. Sandra Nicolaisen Brian & Brenda MacNeill Dr. Tim McGaw Scott & Wanda Moffat Paradox Access Solutions Inc. Pokolinnia Dancers Of Lamount Resdin Industries Sarasota Homes Ltd. Bradley Nielsen Jennifer MacPhee Mireille McGowan Molson Canada Paramount Resources Ltd. Jim H. Pon Retro Mechanical Inc. Angelo Sarracini Neil & Janis Nimmo David & Donna Magus Bruce McGregor Jennifer Monner Park Paving Ltd. Pop Up Players Reynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer Valerie Schafer, Wish Pearls Paul Nixon Thomas & Lily Mah Gerard McInnis Marie Montgomery Park Royal Homes Glen Popowich RGO Office Products Calgary Ltd. Elaine Schiewe Nordic Mechanical Ltd. George & Bebe Mahaffy Foster McIntosh Heather Moraal Family & Friends Shirley Porisky Dale Richards Alex Schmidt Ronald & Linda Nordstrom Mainline Energy Ltd. Marilyn McLachlan Nancy More of Ronald Clare Parker Chris Post Blair Richardson Alwin Schmidt Norma M. Gordon Investments James Mair Carrie McLauchlin Marti Morfitt Parkland Industries LP David Potter Rose Richardson Sandy Schroter Alexander Norman Wilson Mak McLean Young Construction Ltd. Gwyn & Patricia Morgan Christopher & Laura Parslow Alex Pourbaix Rindal Oilfield Construction Laurie Schuller Norquest Machine Works Ltd. Lori Malick Roderick & Mona McLennan Donald & Bernadette Morken Roxanne Pasternak Scott Powell Victor Ringette Conrad Schulte Fred North Michael Mallinson Kelly McLeod Mountain View Restaurant Ltd. Ralyne Patron Richard J Power Yolande Riopel Jim Scott Northern Transportation Co. Ltd. Larry Malpass Marni McManus Mary Mowbrey Jeff Pauls Suzanne Prata Gordon & Robyn Ritchie Miryah Scott Northwell Rentals Ltd. Man Investments Canada Corp. Susan Mcnamara Muggzy’s Contracting Philip & Barbara Payne V.N. & A.J. Pratt Fund Jeff Robbie Ronald Scott Norwood Waterworks Mancal Corporation Kimberly McPherson Kristi Mullan PCL Construction Management Inc. (at the Edmonton Robbins Library Interiors Scott A Lopetinsky Prof. Corp. John Nother Community Foundation) Mandel Group Inc. Robert McQuay Roland & Leona Mullen Bruce Peachey Angie Robertson Byron J. Seaman Estate of Gabrielle B. Nouque Precision Drilling Corporation John & Susan Mandrusiak Lisa McRitchie Jana Mullin Marie & John Peachey C. Robinson Daryl K. Seaman Sheila O’Brien Precision Hyundai Bijan Mannani William McTavish Multi Developers Inc. Melinda Peckham Georgina Robinson Donald & Eleanor Seaman O’Connor Associates Precision Steel & Manufacturing Ltd. Carey Mantei Bernie & Darlene McWilliam Laine Mulyk Kurt Pedersen Willard & Bibianne Robitaille Chris Seasons Environmental Inc. Michelle Prefontaine Manulife Financial Jyotsna Mehsuria Barry Munro Raymond & Marlene Peets Rocket Leasing Leo & Bonnie Seguin O’Rouke Engineering Ltd. Prime Seismic Data Estella Marchment Jeannette Melnyk Dr. Salma Murji & Ayaaz Janmohamed Ken Pelletier Maxine Rodgers & Howard Knapp David Seibel O’Sullivans Restaurant & Bar William & May Ellen Pringle Mark’s Work Wearhouse Ltd. Terry & Ruth Melnyk Murphy Oil Company Ltd. John & Johanna Peltier Mike Rogers Tara-lee Selander Deborah Odland Dr. Arthur Prochazka Ivan & Helen Markiw Melrose Cafe & Bar Debbie Murray Pembina Valley Trucking Ltd. Rod & Carol Rolof Tom Senyk Oke 8 Designs Inc. & Mrs. T. Prochazka Rod Marlin Robert A Meltzer Jeanette Murray Jerry & Mildred Penner Dwayne Roloson Sequoia Oil & Gas Ltd. Old Tyme Music & Dance Society Progress Energy Ltd. Alison Marple Merchant Energy Holdings Corp. Murray GM Katie Penner Susan Rose Severo Energy Corp. Orest Olineck Proline Pipe Equipment Inc. James L. Marshall Madeleine Mercier Sondra Musa Pennock Acheson Neilsen Devany Bob Rosine Rhonda Shachtay-Scott Trevor Oliveira Provident Energy Trust Linda A. Marshall Kevin Mercs Brent Muscoby Peppers Friesh Pasta Market Inc. Deane Ross David Shaffer Allan Olson Purdue Pharma Lyall Marshall Mermac Construction Ltd. Grant Mutch David Perehudoff William Ross Reg Shah Kevin D. Olson Robert & Julia Purdy Brent & Kelly Martens Danielle Merrifield Joan Myers Performance Paving Services Inc. Royal Lepage Weber Dr. Khaled Sharaf Olympus NDT Canada Q’Max Solutions Inc. Patrick & Mary Martens Simone Mersereau Terry & Barbara Myers Kevin Perreira Gilles Royer Cooper Sharkey On The Rox Pub Ltd. Quality Tube Supply Ltd. Martin Newby Consulting Ltd. Sean Messing Stuart Nadeau Gary Perron Royop Hospitality Terry Sharkey Onelane Oildfield Services Quest Industrial Products Ltd. John Marwick Allan Meunier Robert Nagtegaal Michael & Joyce Perron Paul & June Rubak Elizabeth Shaw Wanda Opheim Stan Quick Mary Mashon Linda Meyer Trevor Nakka Susan Perry Rulam Contracting Ltd. Shaw Communications Inc. Opsco Energy Industries Ltd. QVGD Investors Inc. Bruce Massie Real & Claudette Michaud Namao Restaurants Inc. Dean Perryman Bob Russell Sheppard Insurance Service Inc. John Osler Radiology Consultants Associated Ken Masson Jeffrey Michnowski Javaid & Henrietta Naqvi Gayle Perszon Sherjon Ltd. 40 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 41

Blair Shettler Peter Stachniak Takeda Feeding Co. Ltd. Tuan Tran Voice Construction Ltd. Darlene Wierzba Bequests Susan Shim Myron & Jennifer Stadnyk Keith Talbot Travelodge Canada Corp Wabum Marina Ltd. Bernard & Audrey Wiese Tim & Jodie Shipton Stahl Peterbilt Inc. Shuna Talbot Trend-Setter Exteriors Ltd. Glenda Waddingham Wildbore Drilling Ltd. Jamil Shiraz Ali Stampede Pontiac Buick GMC Byron & Angela Tam Tri Systems Corp. Mark & Shari Walden Doug Wilkins We acknowledge the Shoemaker Drywall Supplies Ltd. M. A. Stanfield Florence Tam Family & Friends of Marie Triggs Edgar Walker William F. Lede Family Foundation Shortbus Productions Inc. Stantec Consulting Group Ltd. Boi Chi & Tuyet Hao Tang Triwell Oilfield Construction Robert & Jean Wall Andrew Williams following visionary donors Tara E. Shwagor Paul Starnino David Tang Tru-West Company Ltd. Carla Wallace Brian & Mary Williams Tammie Sieben Brian Starr Sydney Tang Chad Trumbley Wanda Walle Mark Williams who chose to include the Rod Sieker Kim Stefanic Kim Tautchin Jodi Trumbley Wapose Medical Services Inc. Estate of Ralph E. Williams Eloise Siemens Stelar Installations Scott & Carrie Taylor TS & M Supply Family & Friends of Terri Leanne Ward Susanne E. Williams Alberta Cancer Foundation Sierra Energy Inc. William Stemp Vera Taylor & Family TTG Systems Incorporated Bruce & Andrea Warkentin Ian McAuley & Melody Williamson Signtech Canada Ltd. Douglas Stephen Tazmech Ltd. H. E. Tucker Daryle Warren Alan Wills & Teray Lennox-Wills in their estate plans, Bill Singh Scott R. Stephenson TD Canada Trust–BSC Tom Tucker Peter Warren Andrea Wilson Donna Sipila Ernest & Peggie Stevens TD Securities Inc. Tulissi Construction Ltd. Robert Warren Ralph Wiltshire providing a legacy Dale & Erin Sivucha Gregory Stevenson TDL Drywall Inc. Kathy Turgeon Waskatenau Community Centre David Winship Six Degrees Studios Allan Stewart Bruce Tetz Keith Turnbull Watermark Advertising Design Ltd. Andrew & Sharon Wisse of hope. Randy Skarpinsky Barry & Pat Stewart Chandra Thakore UCT Calgary North Council Donald H. Watkins, Q.C. Dirk Woestenenk Sue Slater Derek Stewart The Blind Monk Frieda Ullrich Harry Watkins Byron Wolf Slave Lake Pulp Judy Stewart The Brick Warehouse Corporation Unique Products Inc. Andrew & Crystal Watson Gerry & Elaine Wood Vladimir Sluzar Valerie Stewart The Bumper Foundation United Diamond Drilling Solutions Robert & Joyce Watson Peter Woodfine Barbara Smith Anton & Johanna Steyn The Butcher’s Bus United Farmers of Alberta J. Angus & Heather Watt Dan & Carolyn Woodruff Dallas Smith Isobell Strachan The Calgary Sun United Safety Ltd. Wawashkesh Sales Agencies Ltd. Woodsmere Holdings Corp Doug Smith Stephanie Straile The Canada Life Assurance Company United Way of Central Alberta Weatherford Canada Partnership Bill & Sharon Woodward Anonymous Estate (1) Karin Mannhardt Gordon & Fay Smith Jim Strang The Comp Shop United Way of Fort McMurray Gordon I. Webb Works Alberta Ltd. Flora Margaret Antrim Jessie L. Martel J. C. Smith Strathcona County Firefighters Union The Foundation Workplace Campaigns Michael Webb World Financial Group William David Archer Rosealie (Rose) D. McAllister Jim & Cynthia Smith Strathcona Minor Hockey The Leost Endowment Fund United Way of Lethbridge Paddy G Webb Niclaus Woronuk Lionel P. Bandcroft Betty R. McDonald and South Western Alberta John Paul Smith Strathearn Heights Ltd. (at the Calgary Foundation) Tom R. Webb Joanna Wright Eugene R. Barritt Harvey J. Murphy Dale Unruh Michael P. Smith Sheilagh Stroud The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacies Webco Mechanical Inc. Wu’s Textile Incorporated Kevin Barry Arleen E. Murray of Edmonton & Area Deb Urban Randy (C.R.) Smith Stuart Olson Construction Ltd. Dr. Lorna M. Weir Ulrich & Ursula Wunsch The Honourable Marjorie Bowker Frances M. Nichols The Stepping Stone Investment Corp. Lewanna Vaillant & Tana Donald Smith Patricia Stumpf Weir Construction Ltd. Heidi Wutzke Diana R. Bruce Hans P. Nielsen The Unicorn Chantal Van Brabant Robert Smith Sublime Industries Ltd. John & Shirley Wells Larry Wynn Sophie Buttner Dr. Antoine A. Noujaim Connor Thicke Shawn van der Merwe Roger Smith Brad Sukarukoff Sheryl Wells-Mole Donna Wynnychuk A. Harry Dentoom Gabrielle B. Nouque David Thiessen John Van Hal Dr. Michael Smylie Barry Sullivan WEM Pizza Ltd. Beverly Wysocki Baxter O’Connor Dick Andrew O. Olson Marg Thompson Estate of Mary Van Soest Kerry Smyth Osler David & Joan Summers Wendy’s Resturant 417048 Alberta Ltd. Y & V Consulting & Construction Lawrence S. Diewert Robert C.W. Otto Nellie Thompson Rob Vanden Broek Kathy Snydmiller Sun Microsystems Inc. Harris Weseen David Yager Muriel B. Folger Alexander A.M. Patton Thompson-Nicola Engineering Co Ltd. Varscona & Mettera Hotels on Whyte Sobeys West Sunflower Valley Enterprises Lawrence W. West Christopher Yee Ethel O.L. Fyfe James Pheasey Holly Thorsteinson Veer Inc. Sondex Canada Inc. Sureway Construction West Edmonton Restaurants Ltd. Mr. Gord Yeo George E. Gerhart Laura M. Poirier Thunder Energy Trust Vegreville Ford Sales and Services Inc. Southern-Asselin Family Management Ltd. West Ways Contractors Frankie Yeung Sam Goldsmith John J. Putnins TimberTown Building Centre Ltd. Vegreville Kinsmen Southside Mitsubishi Jody Sveistrupks Norma & Ron Westcott Patricia Younes Christopher H. Greenwood Margaret J. Reid Ron Todorowich James Veitch Spacemakers Construction Fred & Brenda Svicenec Western Realty Group Inc. Caroline Young Florence Gregory Kenneth C. Ross Services Inc. Marshall Toner Venture Communications Ltd. Michelle Swaile Western Securities Ltd. Graeme Youang Penelope (Penny) Haddad Dorothy A. Shaw Dan Speager Jeffery Tonken Verbeek Sand and Gravel Hank Swartout Westgate Chevrolet Ltd. Ken & Jackie Young Wilfred I. Harrison Gary W. Simmons Specialized Tech Inc. Griffith & Martha Toole Rohini Verma Betty Switzer Westlock Liquor Store Ltd. Gordon & Rozelle Young Gloria Jean Hendel John J. Snow Spiker Equipment Tooth Replacement Dental Vero Energy Inc. Switzer Properties Ltd. Westower Communications Ltd. Bob & Debbie Younger Dorothy M. Husband Mary E.L. Stevenson Spitfire Energy Ltd. Specialty Centre Janice & David Vetters Bev Swords Westwind Partners Inc. Al & Doris Zaluski Lillian (Lila) M. Kanik Angela G. Thomas Robert & Stella Splane Topline Printing Michael Vida Symantec Corporation Wetaskiwin Credit Union Limited Jay & Debbie Zammit Eileen G. Kemp Mary Van Soest Robert Spoljarevic Torske Klubben of Edmonton Dianne Vinet Dr. Christopher J. Symonds Wetlander Bar & Grill ZCL Composites Inc. Reverend James Walter Kruger Ralph E. Williams Maggi Sproule Brad Toth Vinterra Properties Ltd. Andy & Cheryl Szocs Martyn & Claire White Leib & Bettina Zeisler John C. Malleny James Jun Yun Yi Glen S. Squires Alistair Toward Virtual Materials Group Inc. Dr. Chao Tai & Mrs. Tan-Eng Tai Murray White Zender Ford Sales Ltd. St. Mark’s Chapel Guild P. Toyota City Wetaskiwin Barbara Virtue Taiga Forest Products Whitecourt Pizza Inc. Jose Zerpa 42 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 43

In Tribute Natalie Bennie Angela Carducci Emil & Gertrude Deering Minnie Flegal (Anderson) nee Fuller Jane Guest Jean Horner Janet Bent Shirley Carey Muriel Degenhardt Larry D. Fleming Theodore Guest Jamie Houston Henry Bernard Wendell Carroll Resi Del Piccolo William Florax Gabriel Guidoccio Tilly Houston We are honoured to Bernice O. Betts Laurie Gayle Chan Faye Ying Der Bryce Florence Alvina Gurba Andrew Howell May-Liss Bevans Donna Chapman Rose Derko Karen Anne Forestell Leslie Charles Gwynn Adolph Joe Hrdlicka acknowledge the following Josephine Bilocerkowec Paul Joseph Charles Harjeet Kaur Dhundal (Sada Singh M. “Deane” Fossen Laura Theresa Haberl Ed Hrynk Pamela G. Bilyk Stanley Checkley Wala) Suszanne Foy Margaret Jean Haddow Susan Hubert individuals remembered Mabel Bissonnette Elsie Sophie Chemerys Robert Dick Mary Franchuk Hannah Hafso Dennis Byron Hubich Robert Blackstock Sonia Christensen Robert S. Dinkel Angelo Franco Sivert Hafso Steven Harvey Hunt through tribute gifts totaling Shirley Bobbie Poon (Paul) Chung-Lok Robert Gordon Dittmer Andre Francoeur Earl Hall Jennifer A. Hutchison Harvey Bodner Barbara Churchman Murray M. Dittrick Janice Fraser Ellen Ethel Hammermaster Dr. Michael J. Hutchison $500 or more between Peter A. Bond Cst. Brent A. Clark Frank Wilson Dobinson Frances French Judy Hansma Shawn Hyde Daniel Bonner Justice C. Philip Clarke Dorothy Dore Rolande Frey Wesley Roy Harke Genah Hys April 1, 2007 and Domenico Borrelli Louis (Lou) A. Clement Alfred Cecil Dow Ernest Frioult Lester Harris Giovanni Iavasile Jean Bosch Naomi Coffman Sophie Dowie Gladys Ellen Frioult Mary Elizabeth (Sue) Hart Jack Irwin March 31, 2008. Leo W. Bouckhout Richard N. Coleman Wendy Downe Charles Frost Robert H. Hartley Lloyd Isley Gerald Bouk Fred Coles insert Ada Drewicki Dean Froud Roberta Merle Hartley Edgar L. Jackson Robert Charles Bowyer Veronica Collins Darlene Dubilowski Ronald William Funnell Lorraine Hastings George Albert Jacobs Lil Boyack Valerie Marie Cooper Les Dumas Allan K. Gall Arthur Haupt Beverley Norman James Neill Boyd Alta Rose Ogden Copeland Kristin Durante Larry Gardeski Martin Hausch William Jamieson Sandee Lyn Boyd Kenneth (Kenny) G. I. Copeland Violet Dwornik Lloyd Gardiner Milred M. Hawkins Gurdip Jaswal Lynne Boytzun Fay Corke Jo-Anne Dyment Adam Gargus Lawrence Hayman Douglas G. Jenkins Donald Arthur Easterby In Memory of Elizabeth Barabash Donna Braidwood Jean Coroy Major Gaudet Sharon Haynes Changle Jia Mervyn Eastman Battista Barberio Jules Brassard L. K. (Buzz) Cotter Joyce Gaulin Grace (Jac’y) Jacqueline Hayter Fred (Eugene) Jobin Linda Egar Marie Baril Jean Kelly Bratvold Joyce Coughlin Rudy Genereux Theresa (Terri) Heck Christopher Ernest Johnson Estate of Dr. Antoine A. Noujaim Thomas Ehl James (Jim) Barr Lois Lynn Bredo Gerald (Jerry) Courage Harold Gibson Eugene & Irene Hessing Evelyn Johnson Anonymous (8) Denise Eisbrenner Garth Barrick Patricia Breland Grant Courtoreille Bernie Giesbrecht Gloria Hendel Kathy Johnson Chonita Abad Louretta Mae Elfstedt Lillian Barritt Vivian Brenneis Derrick R. Cox William N. Gilbert Wendy N. Hendricks Leone Johnson Alfred Ahrens Gertie Eliason Jack Norman Barrow Diana Brierley Donna May Cox Elise Gill Norah Henkel Neil Donald Johnson Buffy Anne Ainsworth Herbert Ellis Shary Barschel Andrew Llewellyn Brink Christine Cox Gloria B. Gillanders Wayne Henkelman Mary Inez Johnston Doreen Ainsworth Jeannine L. Ellis Keith Barsness Daniel Brodersen Allen Crawford Harry Girgulis Svend Aage Hermann Elizabeth Anne Jones Patricia Amos Marlene S. Emerson Shirley Elizabeth Barth Dale Brodziak Valerie Crighton Erna Gise & Arthur Louie Gise David Hicks Thomas Jones Gregory Anderson Allan G. Enders Robert Bartholow Hazel Annetta Brown Charles Cripps Aurora Gleave Viola Higgins Willi Kafer Don Andrews Louise Enns Laura Helen Bartkiewicz Sylvia Anne Brown Enid Crockett Gladys Elizabeth Ruth Hill Irene Karabonik Lily Andrichuk Michael E. Enzle Alexandra Gniewotta Kathryn Bartko Willi S Brown Allen Cromb George Hipkin A. S. Keddie Dennis Anton Robert Arthur Etherington Hilda Goeson Gerrit Bastiaan Thomas Brownlie Jean Elizabeth Crookes Kenneth C. Hisey Viola Catherine Keichinger Michael Antoniuk Claire Ewanyk Ross Gooderham Mary Batke Robert Bruneski Roger Croutze Patricia (Pat) Lynn Hogaboam Marie Stephanie Kelly Ilse (Elsie) Archimowitz Edward Fediuk Joyce Gordon Boguslaw Batowski Terry Buchanan Mirella Crudo Paul Hokanson Terrence Kenny Marilyn Arklie Mike & Eva Fedoruk Fred Gorgichuk Arthur (Art) L. Batty Gary Buck Barbara Currie James Holcombe Wallace (Buzz) Key Donald Auburn BettyLou (Betty) Feeney Pierre Goudreau Walter Bayda Stacy K. Burke Brian Curtis Linda D. Holczer Kenneth (Ken) Kheong Bernard E. Auger Theresa Fennessey Bonnie Grant Sean Bayus Helen Burnett Aaron Bradley Cushon The Late Honourable Norman Kieser Peter M. Baayens Lonnie Ferguson Carmyn Grant Annie Baziuk Alice Joan Butler Darold Dahl Ralph K. Hole, Jr. Ursula Kimm Carol Bailey Charles (Roly) Ferris Harry S. Graschuk Curtis Beattie Kevin Leonard Butler Nora & Roy Daly Ralph Hole Shannon Kimmitt James Bailey Karin Elizabeth Fesyk Gary John Greenwald Anne Beaudette Jeannette A. Cairns H.J. (Jock) Dawe James Holowa Frank Kindred Colleen Bajic George C. Field Gerardo O. Grey Colin Becker Linda Cann Jim Daymond John Holub Elma W. King Pauline Bakken Dennis Finkbeiner Jennifer Grisenthwaite Edith Beitel Tony George Cantalini Mary R. de Bruyn Harold Edward Homan Francis King Dr. Mary-Ann Bakos Tracey Renee Flagg Stephen Groenink Brian Belec Gaspare Caputo Robert Deatherage Myrtle Hooper Rosalynne King Joyce Balanecki Barry Grolway Bonnie Bennett Maureen Decore Peter Horcica Brent Kinney 44 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 45

Annie Kisilewich Dr. Solomon Levin John McCagherty Lynda Morgan Mario Parravano John Reid Marie Scott Stan Storrow Eula Klask Katharyna Lewoniuk John McCaughey George Morrison Brian J. Parsons Roger Renaud Muriel Scott Anna Marie Strack Rudy Klawon Chi Li Frederick C. McConnell Donna Morton Heather Passmore Diane Rever Howard Sells Barry Stratford Heinz Klemm Ronald Lim Dr. William Duncan McCubbin Isamu (Sam) Mukai Gerald Patsula Robert Reynolds Melvin Semeniuk Bruce Stroh Gerhart Klingspon Gordon Lines Neil J. McDonald Mary Ann Mullin Helen A. Peake Selwyn Reynolds Phyllis I Semple Bryan Strong Shirley Kniazky Frank John Lipiec William D. McDonald Gary S. Munkacsi Leslie John Pearce Ellen Wilson Rich Dennis Sernes Thomas Strynadka Anthony Koch Thomas (Tom) Lloyd Alice McEvoy Fatehali Murji Myrtle Pedersen Cameron Scott Richardson George Shaver Margaret Sugars Klaus Koehncke Barry Logan Thomas McHale Bach Muoi Dale Penner Grace Rider Nancy Sheeran William (Bill) Sutherland Arthur Koh Alison Look William D. McIlvena Christene Murdock Barbara Pergentile J. Douglas Ripley William Shelfantook Arnold Sveen Welding O. Kolstad Edward Lopushinsky Betty McInnes Hans J. Mussig Elizabeth E. Peter Judge James Brown Ritchie Dorothy Shepherd Ralph J. Swaile Geertruida Koppert Helen Lovell Angie McKay Beverly Myroniuk Erika Elisabeth Peter Stanley Lloyd Roadhouse Denise Sheremeta Karen Swain Josie Kordyban Jack Lozeron Letha McKee Donald (Charlie) Napp Vern Petersen Georgina Pearl Robert Dr. John Shiry Jack Swanson Tammolyn Koshelek Shauna Lucyshyn Brad McKim Donald Allan Nelson Vernon W. Peterson Florence Mabel Roberts Adele Shklanka Glen A. Sweet Ernest Kozak Siu Lung Lui Margaret Jean McLachlan Gladys Nelson John W. Petruk Allan Robertson Henry Shukalek Margaret Symons Anna Kovacevich Barbara Lukey Robert Arthur McLean Kenneth Nelson Tuan Phan Bruce & Joan Robertson Mike Dmytro Shulhan Sanh Ta Sheila Joan Kowalchuk Elizabeth (Betty) Theresa Lunseth Jean McLellan Leona M. Nelson Mary Phillips Fran Robertson David Simpson Angelo Tagliamonte Russell Kowch Andy Luthin Carole McMeekin-Bilawchuk Russell Newby Lorraine M. Pidwerbeski Edgar Robinson Ravendra Singh Lydia Takats Paul Kraft T. Peter Luzi Dennis McMillan Peter A. Newman Mark Stephen Pierce Jean Elizabeth Robinson Anne Sirant Joyce Taras Mary Elizabeth Krigovsky Alvin Lymburner Lee McNeill Tiet Nguyen Ian David Pierrot Roberta (Bobbie) Robinson Margaret Olga Sirohi Bob Tarr Mary Veronica Krigovsky Jean MacArthur David McNulty Don Nicholl Private David Pinch (Goddard) Phyllis Robson Laurelle Skaret Shirley Tawfik Kelley Krochak Eleanor J. MacDonald Leonard McPherson Fausto Cesare Nicola Mar Pitstra Richard Rockwell Avril S. Skidmore Rosie Taylor Reverend James Walter Kruger Geraldine (Gerrie) M. MacDonald Corrine Ellen McRae Lance Nicolaisen Douglas Joseph Plamondon Ethel & David Rodgers Judith (Judy) Skilling Bonnie Teasdale Harry Kucharchuk Erna MacKinnon Lesley Medlicott Zan Nikiforuk Gordon Plamondon Willma Lawson Rodgers Kenneth Slater Bich Hue Thai Richard Kuhn Joan Maclean Tyler Meere Edwald Nikolai John Platz Sandra Mary Rohatyn Catherine Slipec Hiralaxmi Thanki Mary Ann Kulak Robert (Rob) H. MacPherson Sharon Ann Melnychuk Hans Otto Nissen Henry Plaza Charles Rude John Slupsky Larry Rudolf Thomas Donald Clarence LaBerge Dennis Mah Shelley Melnychuk Carla Norrie John Podperyhora Ken Rudland Andrew Vernal Smith Robert Thomas Donald Lacroix Guy Majeau, Sr. Jerry Melnyk Ward Norton Angela Podrasky Clive Rutland Clark H. Smith Val Thomas Maurice Lacroix Brian Mak Edmond J. Melville Hilda Noskey Gerald Ronald Polack Orest Saganiuk Glenda Louise Smith Glen Thomlinson Leslie Sterling (Stu) Ladner Dorothy Makepeace Edward Melville Lambertus Nyboer Gordon Pollard Susan Saik Irma Smith Gary Robert Thompson Michael Raymond Lafranchise Karin Mannhardt Memorial Tribute Fund David Nyhuis Sheila Polowek Terry Saik Lorna Gwendolyn (Gwen) Smith Peter J. Tieman Edith Lahure Sarah Manwaring (at The Edmonton Marie Nysten Paula Denise Pompa John Sansom Alvin Snydmiller Cheryl Gwen Tilleman Community Foundation) Wilfrid (Willy) Lamothe Barry Mar Katherine O’Connell Rosalie Poon Chester Frank Sapieha Ella Sokolan Joseph Tilley Paul Merrick Kelly Lee Lamrock Paulette Marcoux Joseph P. O’Donoghue Lyle R. Porter Bridget Sarver Pauline Solberg Diane Todoruk Waldemar Mertz Mildred Lane Margaret Markine Malachy O’Neill Virginia Alice Porter Percy Sauer Dorothy Margaret Sombach June Toronchuk June Middleton Trevor Lang Ronald Marlowe Holger Odgaard Marilyn Pounder James Saunders Elizabeth Sonnema Pat Towstego Sally Mildenberger (Celestina) Joyce Langille John F. Marr Asma El Kardy Okasha Sheila Prakash John F. Saunders Dennis Soprovich Marie Triggs Travis A. Miles Maurice Rene Larochelle Memory Marshall Patricia Olenick Leslie Price Gerald Saunderson Bruno Spenrath Graham Wallace Trotter Xenia Katherine Millard Neale Larsen Susan Marshall Martha Ornest Edith (Edie) C. Prime Harry Sawchuk Paul Stabel Marianne Tschritter Dylas Miller Claudette Leboldus Herbert (Scotty) Martin Joan Elizabeth Osler Ed Prodor Randall G. Scheirer Karen Ruth Stanton James Turley Harry Miller Kenneth Leeder Fran Martin John Ostashek Guerino Pucci Charlotte (Gail) Patricia Schierle Darrel Steeby Ralph Turner Mary L. Mingo Darlene Leeman-McCool Angus Matheson Ronald Ostrowski Adelgunde Pyszczyk Gwen Schiewe Gregg Steenbergen Michelle Marie Helen Tussman Glenn Miskimmin Robert L. Lemieux Poul Mathiesen Anne Owerko John Quantz Victor Schiewe William (Billy) Stefiszyn John Tymchuk Frank Mitchell Yee Ping Leong Sylvia Matthews Patricia A. Oxtoby John Radomski Herta Schonfelder Irma Steinke Ernest & Joan Ullman Emma Mittelstadt Frank & Ida Leonowitz Harry Mayer Erin Ozirny Peter Dennis Raffin Ursula Schubert Elizabeth (Betty) Stevens Ulrich Umsonst Bud Moen Catherine Lesniak Kathleen Mayes Melvin George Palm Daryl Ranger Helene Schuck Louis W. Stevens Hailey Upshall Juliette Montpetit Dave Lester Shirley Marguerite McAlary Charles William Papenhuyzen Del Ranks Garry Schultz David Robert Stewart Geesie Van Barreveld Ernie Moorhouse Florian Letourneau John Archie McAllister Travis Paradowski Cary Wade Raun Marie Valerie Schwartz George Ryan Stewart Ellen Louise Van Beek Donna Morgan Charles Leung Rosalie (Rose) Dianne McAllister Ronald Clare Parker Thomas M. Reade Marian E. Scott Henry (Hank) Stock Judy Van Dusen Doug Morgan Dr. David W.J. Reid Muriel Storey 46 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review Together for a Cancer Free Future 47

Dennis Van Sickle William Wingert In honour Christopher & Laura Parslow Honouring a loved one, friend Named funds, Hank & Mary Van Soest Jack Winter Bill Patton or co-worker is a unique way to express your regard for Norman Vandenhouten Peter Wirtz Cindy Pettitt a special occasion. awards and Henry C. Vanetti Dietrich Karl Wittkowski We acknowledge the Darlene & Robert Pickford Martha Vanpelt Heather Wock Eduardo & Isabel Rifo For more information, contact: Marie Vansevenandt Ewald Wolfram following individuals who Dan Royer research chairs Herbert Otto Karl Veltman John (Don Min) Wong Craig Samoil Alberta Cancer Foundation Steve Verkuil Doris Worden were honoured with gifts Michael Shandro Provincial Office 7th Floor, Sun Life Building Paul Vervynck Deborah Woytovicz Dr. David Skarsgard The Alberta Cancer 10123–99 Street John Verwey Irene Mae Wyley of $500 or more to the David & Betty Smith Edmonton, AB T5J 3H1 Ida Virtue Sandra Wyman Darlene Spencer Foundation manages more T: (780) 643-4400 Alexander von Klitzing Walter Yanitski Alberta Cancer Foundation Ron & Donna Sylvestre 1-866-412-4222 Edith May Waite Orville Yanke TBCC Nursing Staff–Station 6 than 30 funds in a number Rudy Wakaruk Peter & Barbara Yarema between April 1, 2007 and Nicole & Nolan Tews Bryan Jack Walbauer Penny Hoi Tong Yee Victor Thygesen of categories. Our donors John Walker Maria Yestal March 31, 2008 Anne & Jason Van Dusen John (Jack) Walker Robert F. Young Iain Walker share our vision of a Craig Wallace Russell Young Carla Wallace Lynda M. Wanner Peter Ypma Susan Williamson cancer-free future Marcus (Mark) Wanner Barbara Zack Frank Warawa Annie Zaft Roman Warawa John Peter Zamiski Terri Leanne Ward Ed Zdanowicz Virginia Alarcon Trish Fedeyko Named Funds Non-Endowed Funds Grace M. Wareham Earl Zeiner Rahiman Ali Kristin Skaggs & Brad Ference Carl Kurze Fund Climb Back Fund Adele Warford Terry Zenith Petra Reichwein & Syed Ali Sheri Larsback & Chad Gardeski Dr. D.R. Wilson Fund Gibson Energy Fund Beverley Wark Josephine Zolmer Anonymous (1) Rebecca Herman David Overton Fund Dr. Peter Geggie Memorial Fund Edward Wasylik Trudy Zorich Hilda Bachand Robert. W. Gregory Deanna Grimes Fund Brad Cushon Fund Walter Wasylyk Don Zwarg Lorna Holmes & Stuart Bailey & Kathy Hogan-Gregory Dr Solomom Levin Memorial Fund W.R Watkins Peter Zwarich Brett & Jenelle Baumback Lars & Gail Holm Research Chairs Linda Singleton Fund Charles Watson Hyoko Baxter James B. Hume Meltzer Fund Alberta Cancer Foundation Chair Margaret A. Watson Dr. Noorali Bharwani Breanna Isley M. Brettschneider Memorial Fund in Brain Cancer Research Marjorie Watson Rose-Marie Boaler Barry Jackson Ralph Hole “Camp Beat It” Fund Allard Foundation Chair Edgar Weatherbee in Experimental Oncology Elaine Borle Ayaaz Janmohamed Richardson Surgical Oncology Fund Frieda Gladys Webb Chair in Molecular Cancer Epidemiology Laurel Bottos Jacqueline Elliott Samuel Gadeski Fund Wilhelmina Webb & Matthew Johnson Dianne & Irving Kipnes Endowed Chair Mary Kerber & Brian Brown Satore Family Fund in Radiopharmaceutical Sciences Alfred Weber Kevin & Julie Keindel Diane Bush Tom Baker Cancer Centre Daycare Fund Enbridge Chair in Psychosocial Oncology Leokadia Weber Donald King Robert Carey Wings of Hope Fund Engineered Air Chair in DNA Inge Weiner Ashika Chand Phil Klein V.G. Sundstrom Award Damage & Repair Robert (Bob) M. Weiss Brian Cleary Peter Kossowan Zane Feldman Fund Frank & Carla Sojonky Chair Yin Leong Doreen Weller Kelvin Cochrane in Prostate Cancer Research Helder Marcelo Cynthia (Cindy) A. Wells Connie Cooper Kids Cancer Care Foundation Chair Growth Funds Liz White Prof. Laura May in Pediatric Oncology Mary Anne Crookes Audrey Elaine Jones Fund Wade Williams Michael R. Culbert Dr. Tim McGaw (Research Endowment) Mary Johnston Chair in Melanoma Research Arnold Willumsen John Dach Trish & Dean Millard Beneteau-Butler Fund Weekend to End Breast Cancer Chair Don M. Wilson Candace Casavant Neill Nedohin (Research Endowment)

James Wiltshire & Monarch Delumen Charlotte Kingsford Jack & Bonnie Rawlyck Fund & Christopher Nendsa (Research Endowment) Marvin Wine Research Awards Roche Fellowship in Translational Research Dr. Michael Hutchison Fellowship Petro-Canada New Investigator Award

48 Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review

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The Alberta Cancer Foundation was Foundation Cross Cancer Institute Camrose Community Cancer Centre Closer to home established in 1984 to support and Trustees 11560 University Avenue c/o St. Mary’s Hospital enhance the treatment facilities Edmonton, AB T6G 1Z2 4607–53 Street and provincial care programs of the 2007/2008 The Cross Cancer Institute in T: (780) 432-8771 Camrose, AB T4V 1Y5 Alberta Cancer Board. The money T: (780) 679-6100 you give supports research discoveries Dr. Jean M. Agrios, PhD Tom Baker Cancer Centre that will improve treatments and Edmonton Edmonton and the Tom Baker 1331–29 Street N.W. Bow Valley Community Cancer Centre save lives. Your donations directly Calgary, AB T2N 4N2 c/o Canmore General Hospital support patient care and help Ms. Mary Barr T: (403) 521-3723 1100 Hospital Place caregivers provide information Calgary

Cancer Centre in Calgary Canmore, AB T1W 1N2 and comfort to patients and their Mr. Marc Bombenon T: (403) 678-7226 families. And, keeping Albertans Calgary deliver comprehensive patient informed about the role they can Drayton Valley Community play in a healthy future will pay Mr. Greg Cameron Associate tremendous dividends. Edmonton Cancer Centre care and treatment, undertake Cancer Centres c/o Crossroads Hospital Mr. Gary G. Campbell, Q.C. & Health Centre Alberta Cancer Foundation Edmonton

4550 Madsen Avenue Provincial Office research and provide education Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1N8 Dr. Dianne Kipnes, PhD Central Alberta Cancer Centre 7th Floor, Sun Life Building Edmonton T: (780) 542-5321 3942–50A Avenue 10123–99 Street opportunities to health-care P.O. Bag 5030 Mr. John Osler Drumheller Community Cancer Centre Edmonton, AB T5J 3H1 Calgary Red Deer, AB T4N 4E7 c/o Drumheller District Health Services T: (780) 643-4400 T: (403) 343-4526 Mr. Brian Rogers, Q.C. professionals. A network 351–9 Street NW 1-866-412-4222 Calgary Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y1 Lethbridge Cancer Centre T: (403) 823-6500 Mr. Sandy Slator Room 2H209 Cross Cancer Institute of Associate and Community Edmonton 960–19 Street Fort McMurray Community 11560 University Ave. Lethbridge, AB T1J 1W5 Dr. Jean-Michel Turc Cancer Centre Edmonton, AB T6G 1Z2 Cancer Centres bring cancer T: (403) 329-0633 Edmonton c/o Northern Lights Regional T: (780) 432-8500 Health Centre Linda Mickelson Cancer Centre care and treatment closer 7 Hospital Street CEO, Alberta Cancer Foundation c/o Queen Elizabeth II Hospital Tom Baker Cancer Centre Fort McMurray, AB T9H 1P2 10409–98 Street T: (780) 791-6161 1331–29 Street NW Grande Prairie, AB T8V 2E8 to home for many Albertans. Calgary, AB T2N 4N2 T: (780) 538-7588 High River Community Cancer Centre T: (403) 521-3433 c/o High River General Cancer prevention and Cancer Centre Auxiliary Hospital 666–5 Street S.W. Holy Cross site 560–9 Avenue West Medicine Hat, AB T1A 4H6 screening programs operate High River, AB T1V 1B3 Suite 155–2210 2 Street SW T: (403) 529-8817 T: (403) 652-2200 Calgary, AB T2S 3C3 province wide. T: (403) 476-2421 Hinton Community Cancer Centre c/o Hinton General Hospital Community 1280 Switzer Drive Direct Donations Hinton, AB T7V 1V2 Alberta Cancer Foundation Cancer Centres T: (780) 865-3333 7th Floor, Sun Life Building 10123–99 Street Lloydminster Community Cancer Centre Edmonton, AB T5J 3H1 Barrhead c/o Lloydminster Hospital 4815–51 Avenue 3820–43 Avenue Visa, Mastercard and American Barrhead, AB T7N 1M1 Lloydminster, SK S9V 1Y5 Express donations may be made T: (780) 674-2221 T: (306) 820-6144 by telephone T: 1-866-412-4222 Bonnyville c/o Bonnyville Health Centre Peace River Community albertacancerfoundation.ca Cancer Centre 5001 Lakeshore Drive, P.O. Bag 1008 Charitable Donation Number: c/o Peace River Community Bonnyville, AB T9N 2J7 11878 0477 RR0001 Health Centre T: (780) 826-3311 10101–68 Street, Bag 400 Peace River, AB T8S 1T6 Paper/Printing T: (780) 624-7500 Environmental Certification

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