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Human Relations a Ward Dinner This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Jewish Community Relations Bureau/ Americanlewish Committee 1993 HUMAN RELATIONS A WARD DINNER honoring WILLIAM C. NELSON Page 1 of 60 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu ,,ttD~ ~ t...1.A,,ttDGreater Kansas City Community Foundation and .. First National Bank of Kansas City ..ifJ'l 7' Affiliated Trusts of the Board, President and ~)-~ oatmen's , , 0 WILLIAM C. NELSON, Chairman T"i',.;I'' Boatmen's Bancshares, Inc. y· (~) Kansas City Power & Light Company C.E.O. of Boatmen's First National Bank of Kansas City has been '' Boatmen's Eastern Region Kansas City Southern Industries actively involved in numerous civic groups and organizations and Kansas City Star ,,ttD~ Kessinger/Hunter & Company has demonstrated an exemplary sense of community leadership King Burke Hersey Farchmin & Schlomann, P.C. and responsibilty. He is Vice-Chairman of the Greater Kansas ~oan & Bert Berkley Latnrop & Norquist City Chamber of Commerce, Co-Chairman of the Executive Hallmark Cards, Inc. Emelie Levin City Area Development Council, ~ Koch Supplies Inc. Lewis, Rice & Fingersh Committee of the Kansas Lockton Companies Secretary and Treasurer of the Civic Council of Greater Kansas ~ Payless Cashways, Inc. City and Director of the Greater Kansas City Community t... i.A,,ttD Allied Signal Aerospace Company Polsinelli, White, Vardeman & Shalton Foundation. ~7' Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City Harold & Carol Sader {AD DST Systems, Inc. Seafield Capital Corporation: Shirley & Barnett Helzberg Foundation Business Men's Assurance Company of America Deeply committed to the cultural life of the metropolitan area, his Kansas Natural Gas, Inc. and Ross & Marianna Beach Home Office Reference Laboratory, Inc. Shawnee Mission Medical Center activities include serving as Chairman; Business Partners/Kansas Morrison & Hecker Portman Charitable Trust Shook, Hardy & Bacon City Symphony, and Vice-Chairman, Business Council, The Harry Gill, Fisher & Butts Sosland Foundation Smith, Nelson Gallery Foundation, a Director, Missouri Repertory Southwestern Bell Telephone Company & Browne Theatre and Advisory Committee, Lyric Opera of Kansas City. ~ Spencer Fane Britt Sprint t...1.A,,ttD Mrs. E.B. Berkowitz St. Joseph Health Center A respected community leader, he is also a Trustee of the Midwest , , 0..ifJ'l 7' Bernstein-Rein Advertising, Inc. Stinson, Mag & Fizzell, P.C. Black & Veatch Research Institute, Board of Governors and Director, American y· Wayne A. Tenenbaum H & RBlock, Inc. Tivol Jewels Royal Association, Director, Health Midwest and Director, Bryan Cave Tranin Family Kansas City Board of Trade. Copaken, White & Blitt University of Missouri/UMKC Curry Investment Company UtiliCorp United Sherman & Irene Dreiseszun Western Extralite Mr. Nelson is a graduate of Yale University and attended the J.E. Dunn Construction Company University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Business. He and his First American Insurance Company Fixtures Furniture - Norman & Elaine Polsky ~ wife, Barbara, are the parents of three children, Christopher, Fleishman-Hillard, Inc. Richard & Barbara Atlas David and Graham. Ford Motor Company Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Cray SuEllen & Harvey Fried Mr. & Mrs. Sam M. Devinki Gage & Tucker Ellerbe Becket The Jewish Community Relations Bureau/American Jewish Garney Companies, Inc. Eveans, Bash, Magri no & Klein, Inc. Committee takes great pride in recognizing William C. Nelson for Stanley & Geraldine Goldberg Family Fund Farmland Industries, Inc. his concern, his generosity and his efforts on behalf of our Gould Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mandelbaum Haddad Restaurant Group, Inc. Mayer Hoffman McCann community. Health Midwest Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Wolff Kansas City Chiefs Yellow Corporation Page 2 of 60 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Bettinger Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Brand jCRB 1993HUMANRELATIONSAWARDDINNER Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Brick Central Mortgage Bancshares, Inc. ...If JC Sunday, October 24th • The Ritz Carlton Kansas City Miles A. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Roger Cohen Welcome Irwin E. Blond David Gale & Gina Kaiser Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gilgus "America the Beautiful" Zenobia Smith Ronald & Susan Golasmith Invocation Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce A. Robert Gast Mr. & Mrs. John Hoffman Introduction ofSpeaker Laura S. Cray IBM Corporation Susan Jacobson Address Senator Bob Dole Mr. & Mrs. Cliff C. Jones DINNER Mr. & Mrs. William Kaiser B.A. Karbank & Company Mr. & Mrs. Ward Katz Remarks Irwin E. Blond KMBC TV Channel 9 Mr. & Mrs. Sanford P. Krigel Presentation of EdwardA. Smith Lowenstein Brothers Foundation Human Relations Award & Drue Jennings Mercantile Bank of Kansas City Michael's Fine Clothes for Men Acceptance William C. Nelson Dr. Robert Morantz & Hon. Marsha Murphy Benediction Dr. RobertMeneilly Dr. Mark Pfefer & Susan Seidler Pfefer Carl Puritz "l'mAvailable" Zenobia Smith Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Reintjes Steve & Carol Rose Swingster Company DINNER COMMITTEE Dr. & Mrs. HarveyThalblum Gerry & Howard Tri 11 ing Dinner Co-Chairs Dinner Campaign Chair . •t~.rv\' Alice Jacks Achtenberg John E. Palmer LauraS. Cray EdwardA. Smith WayneA. Tenenbaum I\ ,;'JI""' Janet Davis Baker Rachel Perkal Dinner Committee \;.II) Rabbi Alan Cohen The Prudential Diocese of Kansas City- Summerson-Burrows, Alicelacks- Donna Gould Shirley B. Nava St. Joseph Realtors Achtenberg Susan Jacobson Bobbie Roth Yale T. & Diane C. Barbara Rosenberg Roger M. Arwood Harvey L. Kaplan Cyprienne Simchowitz Dolginow Foundation Bobbie Roth Donald 0. Borgman RichardA. King Phyllis Stevens JosephI. Fahey David Seidner Michael J. Brosnahan Robert C. levy Marvin S. Szneler Dr. J. Michael Freiberg Rabbi Michael Zedek Callan Cohen F Howard Manning, ]1: Jerome T Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Albert Golfer Stacey Delia Abraham E. Margolin Sharon Hellman Harvey Fried D1: RobertMorantz Ingram Enterprises KPMG Peat Marwick JCRB/AJC Chairperson JCRB/AJCExecutiveDirector Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Krigel Irwin E. Blond David H. Goldstein Rabbi Mark H. Levin Har~Mallin JCRB/AJC~teExecutiveDirector Judy Hellman Medi-Flex Hospital Products Page 3 of 60 JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS AWARD DINNER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1993 RITZ CARLTON BALLROOM KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 5:00 - 6:15 P.M. HIGH DONOR RECEPTION 5:30 P.M. COCKTAILS IN BALLROOM FOYER 6:30 P.M. DINNER HEAD TABLE DR. ROBERT MENEILLY, PASTOR OF VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (BILL NELSON'S PASTOR) This document is fromDAVID the collections H. atGOLDSTEIN, the Dole Archives, UniversityEXEC. of KansasDIRECTOR OF THE HOST ORGANIZATION http://dolearchives.ku.edu(ANOTHER DAVID GOLDSTEIN IS A REPORTER WITH THE "STAR.") JO-EL VOGT, PSYCHOLOGIST (WOMAN) LAURA CRAY, DINNER CHAIRMAN RICHARD CRAY, McCORMICK DISTILLERIES BARBARA NELSON BILL NELSON, CEO OF BOATMAN'S FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUSTEE OF MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE HEALTH MIDWEST BOARD YALE UNIVERSITY, MBA - UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SENATOR DOLE PODIUM IRWIN BLOND, DINNER CHAIR, ATTORNEY/LATHROP & NORQUIST SHARYN BLOND, ANTIQUES STORE OWNER DRUE JENNINGS, CEO OF KCP&L SUE JENNINGS ED SMITH, ATTORNEY/SMITH, GILL, FISHER, & BUTTS BETH SMITH, PROF. OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, UMKC BOB GAST, EXEC. DIR. OF THE JEWISH FEDERATION PROGRAM 6:35 P.M. SEATED/PROGRAM BEGINS WELCOME BY EMCEE IRWIN BLOND "AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL" ZENOBIA SMITH INVOCATION BOB GAST INTRODUCTION OF SENATOR DOLE LAURA CRAY 6:45 P.M. REMARKS BY SENATOR DOLE Page 4 of 60 TO: Senator Dole FR: Kerry RE: Kansas City 1993 Human Relations Award Dinner Sunday, October 24, 1993 Ritz-Carlton *They are expecting an audience somewhere in the 500-600 range. If the World Series goes 7 games, the 7th game will be Sunday evening ... so you may want to make a comment about that. *You also might want to mention that "60 Minutes" is going to be on about the time you're at the dinner. This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Page 5 of 60 ATTENDEES AT VIP RECEPTION ~ ~ and Sue Jennings Jerry and Ellen Wolf Carl Peterson and Guest Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steadman Terry and Linda Ward Ross & Marianna Beach David Goldstein Joel Vogt Judy and Lloyd Hellman Bill and Barbara Nelson Mr. and Mrs Roger Arwood Mr. and Mrs Norman Annell Shirley Nava and Husband Connie Cole and Husband Wayne Tenenbaum Mr. and Mrs Lonnie Shalton This documentMr. is fromBrock the collections and atGuest the Dole Archives, University of Kansas Ms. Emeliehttp://dolearchives.ku.edu Levin Bobbie Roth Steve Coulter and Wife Bob Gast Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith Stan and Gerri Goldberg Cal Cohen and guest Denna Gould Mr. and Mrs P.J. Adams Barney and Ursula Berkowitz Mr. and Mrs Rod Sturgeon (Hallmark) Gus Davis Mr. and Mrs. Koester (Hallmark) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bahn Mr. and Mrs Kourilsky (Kauffman Foundation) Sherman and Irene Olshefski Steve DeLia Mr. and Mrs Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs John Morrison (Allied Signal) Mr. and Mrs. Randall Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Buechler (KCTV-5) Mr. and Mrs Haddad Laura and Richard Cray Page 6 of 60 09 / 21 / 93 15:40 BOATMENS BANK 141002 / 005 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Page 7 of 60 09 / 21 / 93 15:42 BOATMENS BANK 141003 / 005 ORGANIZATION Boatmen's First National Bank of Kansas City Chairman ot the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer 1Oth and Baltimore P.O. Box 419038 Kansas City, Missouri
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