Solving the Puzzle Annual Report 2007 On the Cover: Paul M. Harari, MD, is Professor and Chairman of the UW Department of Human Oncology. His clinical and laboratory research focus on treatment advances for head and neck cancer patients, with emphasis on new treatment techniques and the interaction of molecular growth inhibitors with radiation.
Dr. Harari is Chairman of the American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology Education Committee, Head and Neck Chair for the American Society of Clinical Oncology Education and Program Committees and has served as Director of Residency Training for Radiation Oncology at UW Hospital from 1997-2007.
He is the first Jack Fowler Professor of Human Oncology at UW-Madison. This endowed Professorship honors the lifetime achievements and contributions of Dr. Fowler to the discipline of radiation oncology, biology and physics. Dear Friends, We have all experienced the extreme satisfaction of completing a particularly challenging puzzle – whether it’s a crossword puzzle, Sudoku, a Rubik’s Cube or a round of Scrabble. Our mission at the UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center revolves around solving puzzles each and every day.
Cancer is the scientific puzzle of the century and we are devoting ingenuity and persistence every day to pursue the elusive solution. George Wilding, MD For all of us involved in cancer research, treatment and education at the UW Carbone Cancer Center, our compulsion to ask questions is driven by our quest for the solution. This guides the daily endeavors of our physicians and scientists who are translating discoveries every day from our research laboratories into new treatments that benefit cancer patients.
This is why it is so important for us to secure the money to complete the Interdisciplinary Research Complex, highlighted on pages 22-23 of this report. On each floor of this state-of-the- art complex our researchers will continue to solve the puzzles of breast, prostate, pediatric and lung cancers, just to name a few. This innovative complex, which will focus on speeding up research from bench to bedside, will allow us to retain our renowned faculty and recruit the best and brightest researchers from around the world.
In the pages that follow, you’ll meet several individuals – our researchers, physicians and staff who are trying to solve the elusive cancer puzzle. Our mission is simple: to relieve suffering and find ways to prevent and cure cancer.
As the state of Wisconsin’s only comprehensive cancer center, we pledge to continue putting the puzzle pieces together, looking for answers and providing you with results. It is our steadfast commitment to you.
Sincerely,
George Wilding, MD Director, UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center Anderson Professor of Medicine
“Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can.” -John Wesley
uwccc annual report 2007 1 collaboration
persistence
creativity
2 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Name: Patricia Keely
Title: Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology, and an affiliate member of the Department of Biomedical Engineering and the Laboratory for Molecular Biology.
Area of focus: Breast cancer cell migration into connective tissue.
Unique aspects of my research: We are investigating how breast cancer cells spread by invading into the local connective tissue. We are also trying to understand the mechanism by which breast cancer is more likely to occur in regions where the local connective tissue is more dense.
Favorite piece of equipment: The microscope.
Most important to me: Every single member of my lab and the Laboratory for Optical and Computational Instrumentation, and knowing that what we do matters.
Best part of my job: I get to work with fabulous people who inspire, challenge, and amuse me.
Best work quality: I am tenacious, yet open minded to input from colleagues and members of my lab.
Something you’d be surprised to know: I am myself twice a cancer survivor, and am participating in a clinical trial with a new generation anti-cancer drug. I am completely convinced of the promise of cancer research, from the perspective of a researcher and of a patient.
My friends describe me as: Energetic and optimistic. I know how to balance work and life, and keep it in perspective.
When I’m not at work: I cherish time with my son, my beau, my family, and my friends.
Solving the cancer puzzle involves: Cancer is a complex disease with more nuances than originally expected. Solving the cancer puzzle involves creativity and an open mind, collaborating with many scientists from different disciplines, and persistence.
Live breast cancer cells appear blue and can be seen invading into the local connective tissue, which appears green/yellow. Images such as this, captured by novel microscopy approaches, shed light onto the mechanisms by which cancer cells spread through the body.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 3 colleagues
molecular mechanisms
viruses
4 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Name: Paul Ahlquist
Title: Kaesberg Professor of Oncology, UW School of Medicine and Public Health and Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Area of focus: Molecular mechanisms by which viruses replicate, interact with cells and cause disease, including certain cancers.
Current cancer initiatives: In collaboration with other UWCCC members, we are conducting large scale studies defining the molecular changes in head/neck and cervical cancers, and mechanistic studies of viruses causing these cancers and liver cancer.
Our research in the bigger picture: Understanding how tumor-causing viruses function reveals targets to block infection, tumor induction and tumor maintenance.
Most treasured work possession: Relationships with colleagues.
Notable recognitions: Election to US National Academy of Sciences (NAS), National Institutes of Health MERIT Award, National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award.
Strengths of research on the UW-Madison campus include: Highly interactive colleagues and a great breadth of expertise to attack problems in new, interdisciplinary ways.
Why I’m confident about continuing progress against cancer: Dramatic advances in cancer biology and medicine are being led by deeply committed researchers and clinicians armed with increasingly sophisticated knowledge and tools.
When I’m not at work: Family, classical music, cycling, reading.
Recent reading: The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman.
Solving the cancer puzzle involves: Developing and using new approaches to identify interconnected groups of pieces, and then viewing and manipulating these groups from fresh perspectives.
Exterior structure of human papillomavirus, the virus that causes essentially all cervical cancers, many head and neck cancers, and other cancers.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 5 organic chemistry
discovery
strategies
6 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Name: Laura Kiessling
Title: Hilldale Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Laurens Anderson Professor of Biochemistry.
Area of focus: Development of strategies for selective recognition of cells; synthesis of compounds that selectively bind to cell surface receptors.
Recent advances include: Using organic chemistry, we have built compounds that recruit naturally-produced human antibodies to the tumor cell surface. When the antibodies bind to the cancer cells, they promote tumor cell killing.
Unique quality of my research: My research integrates biology and chemistry. Chemists are able to make novel compounds that can probe biology in new ways. discovery Great things about what I do: Like all scientists, I am driven by discovery. In addition to trying to understand nature better, I also enjoy inventing new methods to manipulate natural systems.
Something you’d be surprised to know: I grew up swimming, fishing, ice skating and canoeing in Lake Mills, Wisconsin. And I was captain of my crew team in college.
Notable recognitions: I was recently elected to the US National Academy of Sciences (NAS), which is a great honor. One of my most favorite awards, however, is the Harrison-Howe Award from the Rochester Section of the American Chemical Society. It is meaningful to me because I was the first woman to win that award since Gertie Cory (who won with her husband) in 1947.
Best work environment feature: The people. My colleagues on campus are great, and the researchers in my group are outstanding. The value of my group is well illustrated in a conversation I had with my daughter the morning I was elected to the NAS. As I drove her to school in the morning, I told her that the first thing I wanted to do was tell the people in my lab. She said, “Yes, mom—you need to do that because you wouldn’t get elected if it were not for them. They do all the experiments.” She’s exactly right!
My personal cancer connection: Both my father-in-law and my aunt died of multiple myeloma.
Solving the cancer puzzle involves: Multiple research fields (from the physical sciences and engineering to biology and medicine) and multiple approaches. Major breakthroughs often require collaborations between scientists that differ in their expertise and perspective.
Shown is an artistic rendering of the complex that elicits cell lysis; it is composed of complement proteins, the anti-Gal antibody, the bifunctional ligand, and the tumor cell surface.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 7 targeted radiation
world travel
residents
8 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Name: Rakesh Patel
Title: Assistant Professor, Department of Human Oncology.
Area of focus: Breast cancer, Targeted Radiation with Brachytherapy.
Noteworthy cancer initiative: I have dedicated my academic focus to improving the quality and access to advanced breast radiation therapy. To that end, I have traveled around the globe to educate physicians and patients about novel approaches to treat early stage breast cancer. Most recently, our group is investigating electronic brachytherapy where a miniaturized x-ray tube is used to treat a focal area in the breast instead of a radioactive seed. We will be one of the first clinical sites in the country offering this exciting approach in 2008.
The latest radiation technology: Image-guided, 3D-brachytherapy and electronic brachytherapy.
Patients often comment: They are glad to know that the UW Carbone Cancer Center offers so many different options in radiation oncology. But more importantly, they are very impressed with the warmth and personality of our staff coupled with our leading-edge technology. For them, it is a winning combination.
Most treasured work possession: My residents! They drive me to be an expert as they keep me honest and motivate me to excel in every aspect of clinical research, education and patient care.
Something you’d be surprised to know: I’m half Irish, and I went to Notre Dame.
My work motto: Always work hard, but have fun every step of the way!
In the future: We will continue to improve targeted radiation therapy in order to optimize outcomes, minimize side effects and improve quality of patient lives. And, we are going to continue to develop strategic partnerships with other cancer researchers to ask and answer practical clinical questions.
When I am not working: I enjoy spending quality time with my family and friends. My wife Rachana and daughters Saiya (3 ½ years) and Zara (8 months) fill my time in an enjoyable way.
Solving the cancer puzzle involves: Focused attention on the ever-changing technologies and treatments of the future that will change how we care for cancer patients.
3D mapping allows maximum sparing of adjacent healthy normal tissues.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 9 chemoprevention
travel
wisconsin network for health research
10 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Name: Howard Bailey
Title: Associate Professor of Medicine, Hematology/Oncology Section, Department of Medicine, UW School of Medicine and Public Health.
Area of Focus: Chemoprevention and Wisconsin Network for Health Research.
People might be surprised to know that: I am one of only three from my hometown in North Dakota to graduate from medical school at the University of North Dakota. And if I would not have become a physician, I might have pursued a career around singing.
Growing up in a small town: Makes you appreciate family and makes you realize no job is too big or too small – it all just needs to get done. Just ask anyone who has grown up on a farm!
Patients and colleagues alike say I am: Patient.
I chose medicine: Because it’s easy to realize every morning when I get up the importance of our work toward preventing cancer.
we have recognized: The need for more and better evidence-based medicine, as well as expanded community-based clinical research trials and building collaborations between community and UW-based researchers. Because of this, WiNHR (the Wisconsin Network for Health Research) was born.
The mission of the Wisconsin Network for Health Research: Is to develop a collaborative research partnership which promotes the discovery and application of scientific knowledge for researchers throughout the state of Wisconsin. Currently, the following four sites are part of WiNHR: UW-Madison, Marshfield Clinic, Aurora Health Care and Gundersen Lutheran.
It is obvious: That cancer prevention needs to be tested and pursued by working with clinicians and researchers in primary care. WiNHR is a clear example of the Wisconsin Idea, which holds that the boundaries of the university should be the boundaries of the state.
My position keeps me: Traveling and attending meetings quite a bit.
Solving the cancer puzzle involves: The organization of new collaborative research and educational relationships throughout the state of Wisconsin and beyond. By focusing on more statewide collaborations, we are definitely headed in the right direction.
The Wisconsin Network for Health Research is developing collaborative partnerships, which promote the discovery and application of scientific knowledge for researchers throughout Wisconsin.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 11 clinical research
international recognition
NIH involvement
12 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Name: Rhoda Arzoomanian
Title: Assistant Director of Clinical Research.
Area of focus: Clinical research.
My day consists of: Assuring we are providing quality, infrastructure and oversight to guarantee innovative clinical research is available to people in Wisconsin.
You may be surprised to know: In 2006, the UWCCC accrued more than 1860 subjects to clinical, preventative and supportive care clinical research projects. Over the almost 20 years I have been involved with clinical research at the UWCCC, this represents a continued annual increase in the number of subjects accrued to clinical research projects.
Through the years: The evolution of clinical research in the prevention, detection and treatment of cancer has emerged as a priority. More and more people have been educated and recognize the importance of clinical research in preventing, detecting and treating this disease.
In the next few years: We will continue to provide the best care possible to all cancer patients by carefully integrating high-quality, cutting-edge care with clinical research in a compassionate and individualized approach.
On the national cancer scene: We are actively involved with many Institutes in the NIH, federal agencies, corporate sponsors, private foundations and individuals who are committed to discovering and developing innovative approaches to preventing, detecting and treating cancer. Our clinical research efforts are recognized at the national and international level as having a dedicated and flourishing commitment to this cause.
Best short-term phrase to describe me: Having a global perspective.
Why I enjoy what I do: My position in the UWCCC provides me an opportunity to use my knowledge and abilities to indirectly help many people, which is very rewarding.
In my spare time: I enjoy spending time with my children, Arianna and Alexander. They remind me of how fortunate I am, which continues to encourage me to try harder each day.
Solving the cancer puzzle involves: Continuing cutting-edge clinical research while concentrating on collaborative endeavors among basic, clinical and translational cancer researchers...all while focusing on the individualized needs of each cancer patient. The Cancer Center focuses on integration of high-quality, NIH cutting-edge care with clinical research in a involvement compassionate and individualized approach for each patient.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 13 integrative medicine
beauty of life
patient centered
14 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Name: Lucille “Lu” Marchand
Title: Professor of Family Medicine and Clinical Director of Integrative Oncology Services at UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Area of focus: Integrative, palliative and family medicine applied to the care of oncology patients.
More and more patients: want to combine both conventional and alternative therapies to their cancer care treatment plan for healthy survivorship.
In my everyday clinical practice: I see patients transform fear and anxiety about cancer and treatment into empowered action for a healthier life often better than before cancer.
The future of integrative medicine: It’s combining all that we know to benefit the health integrative and well being of patients. That means combining the best of what we know of conventional and medicine alternative medicine that addresses the specific and holistic needs of any patient. Integrative medicine is creative, collaborative, evidence based, relationship and patient centered, and honors the person. All medicine can be integrative.
My personal cancer connection: In 1973, I worked at UCLA’s Surgery Oncology Clinic as a medical assistant. That work inspired me to enter the health care field in a professional role. Several years ago, I read Kitchen Table Wisdom: Stories That Heal by Rachel Remen, MD. Those stories and Dr. Remen powerfully inspired me to do the work that I so love now—integrative oncology.
People may be surprised to learn: That I don’t think about health, healing and transformation 24/7. It only seems that way.
Best work quality: Generous listening.
My friends describe me as: Energetic, enthusiastic, loving, passionate and fun. Did I also say healthy?
Currently reading: Three books: The Deep End of the Ocean by Jacqueline Mitchard, Happiness in a Storm by Wendy Harpham, and Changing the Course of Autism by Bryan Jepson. I’m a bookworm! I read whatever book I’m in the mood for.
Solving the cancer puzzle involves: continually being creative about applying what we know, being curious and excited about what we need to learn, and appreciating the mystery and beauty of life.
Inviting beauty into our health care environments is essential in creating healing space.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 15 Leadership and Administration
The UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center is governed by an Executive Committee. This committee receives input from an External Advisory Committee comprised of leaders from across the nation as well as three regional advisory boards of community members.
Senior Leadership Executive Committee External Advisory Committee George Wilding, MD Paul Ahlquist, PhD Director Howard Bailey, MD Joseph V. Simone, MD (Chair) Simone Consulting Norman R. Drinkwater, PhD Søren M. Bentzen, PhD, DSC Associate Director – Paul J. Bertics, PhD Allan Conney, PhD Laboratory Programs George T. Bryan, MD, PhD Rutgers University James F. Cleary, MBBS Howard Bailey, MD David L. DeMets, PhD Susan J. Curry, PhD Associate Director – University of Illinois at Chicago Clinical Programs William F. Dove, PhD Norman R. Drinkwater, PhD Daniel DiMaio, MD, PhD Paul M. Harari, MD Meg Gaines, JD, LLM Yale University Associate Director – Michael N. Gould, PhD Multidisciplinary Research David Harrington, PhD Paul M. Harari, MD Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Paul M. Sondel, MD, PhD F. Michael Hoffmann, PhD Associate Director – Patricia J. Keely, PhD Mark Israel, MD Translational Research Shannon C. Kenney, MD Norris Cotton Cancer Center Patrick Remington, MD, MPH Minesh P. Mehta, MD Peter Jones, PhD Associate Director – Hasan Mukhtar, PhD USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Control Daniel L. Mulkerin, MD Cancer Center Michael A. Netwon, PhD Daniel L. Mulkerin, MD Theodore S. Lawrence, MD, PhD Henry C. Pitot, MD, PhD Medical Director University of Michigan Patrick L. Remington, MD, MPH Jane Wegenke Maureen A. Smith, MD, PhD, MPH H. Kim Lyerly, MD Associate Director – Paul M. Sondel, MD, PhD Duke Comprehensive Administration Bill M. Sugden, PhD Cancer Center James A. Stewart, MD Sanford Markowitz, MD, PhD Jane Wegenke, BS Case Western Reserve University Richard H. Weindruch, PhD George Wilding, MD Frank McCormick, PhD, FRS University of California, San Francisco Cancer Center
George K. Michalopoulos, MD University of Pittsburgh
Peter S. Rabinovitch, MD, PhD University of Washington
Mary Lou Smith, JD, MBA Research Advocacy Network
Larry Williams, MBA University of Alabama at Birmingham Comprehensive Cancer Center
16 solving the puzzle Advisors Advocates Ambassadors The UWCCC Advisors are The UWCCC Advocates are The UWCCC Ambassadors are a circle of business and a circle of trained volunteer a valued network of friends, community leaders across spokespersons for UWCCC. donors, and volunteers who Wisconsin and the country Advocates represent UWCCC stay connected and informed who lend their expertise at community events and about UWCCC, positively for the advancement of serve in targeted roles such promoting UWCCC in their the UWCCC in the areas of as patient representatives on social circles and communities, strategic planning, fundraising, clinical trial review boards, and attending and assisting marketing and public policy. patient care focus groups, with UWCCC events. The legislative advocacy teams, Ambassadors are currently Paul Carbone, Co-Chair and local members of national welcoming new members. Bill Steinberg, Co-Chair support associations. DeEtte Beilfuss-Eager Pat Alea George T. & Sandy Schwartz Bryan Mary Carbone Bill Clarke, MD Ilene Fielkow Diane Chechik Kelly Cotter Meg E. Gaines June Franklin Walter Dewey Albert T. Goldstein Mary Lou Birkett Goodfriend Robert Habush Hans & Marjorie Helland Forrest Hartmann James Hoyt Sara Hildebrand Tom & Barbara Kilgore Lee Kaplan, MD Patricia A. Howell Phyllis Leach Richard Latta Charles Koval Charles & Marian Loeffler Corey Nettles Nancy Kreilick JoAnn Six-Plesko Bruce Neviaser Efrat Livny Louise Rusch Andy North Paula Lundberg John Underwood Linda Nielsen Carleen Wild William J. Nitzke Donald Ryan Susan Veatch Mary Wickhem
uwccc annual report 2007 17 Membership
The UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center brings together the efforts of more than 250 faculty from 55 departments and nine schools on the UW-Madison campus. Cancer Center members participate in seven research programs, which optimize intra- and inter-programmatic research and facilitate Cancer Cell Biology Donna M. Peters, PhD efforts to apply discoveries to Arthur S. Polans, PhD Program Leader: improving the care of cancer Alexander L. Rakhmilevich, Paul J. Bertics, PhD MD, PhD patients. Erik A. Ranheim, MD, PhD Co-Leader: To read more about our Alan C. Rapraeger, PhD Patricia J. Keely, PhD research programs, please visit Avtar S. Roopra, PhD www.cancer.wisc.edu. The Cancer Cell Biology Jeff Ross, MD Matyas Sandor, PhD Program seeks to understand Christine M. Seroogy, MD the signals that govern the John P. Sheehan, MD proliferation and invasion of Lewis G. Sheffield, PhD metastatic tumors. Nader Sheibani, PhD Igor I. Slukvin, MD, PhD Caroline M. Alexander, PhD Gary A. Splitter, DVM, PhD Richard A. Anderson, PhD Xin Sun, PhD Emery H. Bresnick, PhD M. Suresh, DVM, PhD Richard R. Burgess, PhD John P. Svaren, PhD William J. Burlingham, PhD James A. Thomson, VMD, PhD Wade A. Bushman, MD, PhD David A. Wassarman, PhD Dongsheng Cai, MD, PhD David I. Watkins, PhD Nansi Jo Colley, PhD Jyoti J. Watters, PhD Charles J. Czuprynski, PhD Jon Pointon Woods, MD, PhD John M. Denu, PhD Wei Xu, PhD Sinisa Dovat, MD Jens C. Eickhoff, PhD Frances J. Fogerty, PhD Andreas Friedl, MD Michael K. Fritsch, MD, PhD Daniel S. Greenspan, PhD Jenny E. Gumperz, PhD Majed M. Hamawy, PhD Jacquelyn A. Hank, PhD Colleen E. Hayes, PhD Peiman Hematti, MD Anna Huttenlocher, MD David F. Jarrard, MD Laura L. Kiessling, PhD B. Jack Longley, MD Miroslav Malkovsky, MD, PhD James S. Malter, MD Shigeki Miyamoto, PhD Deane F. Mosher, MD Christopher J. Murphy, DVM, PhD Robert W. Nickells, PhD Sean P. Palecek, PhD Donna M. Paulnock, PhD
18 solving the puzzle Cancer Control and Cancer Genetics Chemoprevention Population Science Program Leader: Program Leader: Program Leader: Michael N. Gould, PhD Howard H. Bailey, MD James F. Cleary, MBBS Co-Leader: Co-Leader: Co-Leader: Maureen A. Smith, Michael A. Newton, PhD Hasan Mukhtar, PhD MD, PhD, MPH The mission of the Cancer The mission of the Etiology and This program aims to reduce Genetics Program is to Chemoprevention Program the risk, incidence and deaths develop the capabilities of is to determine the causes of from cancer. experimental genetic analysis cancer and then translate to define causative pathways the knowledge to develop Henry A. Anderson, MD that affect tumor growth. and evaluate drugs, vitamins Sanjay Asthana, MD or other agents to try to Timothy B. Baker, PhD Judd M. Aiken, PhD reduce the risk of or delay the Elizabeth S. Burnside, MD, MPH Alan D. Attie, PhD development of cancer. Betty A. Chewning, PhD Christopher A. Bradfield, PhD Lisa H. Colbert, PhD, MPH Franco Cerrina, PhD Farrukh Afaq, PhD June L. Dahl, PhD Mark W. Craven, PhD Nihal Ahmad, PhD William E. Fahl, PhD William F. Dove, PhD Elaine T. Alarid, PhD Michael C. Fiore, MD, MPH Norman R. Drinkwater, PhD George T. Bryan, MD, PhD Brion J. Fox, JD Anne E. Griep, PhD Jason R. Gee, MD Dennis G. Fryback, PhD James L. Keck, PhD Juliet L. Gunkel, MD Ronald E. Gagnon, PhD Lorraine F. Meisner, PhD Colin R. Jefcoate, PhD Aaron M. Gilson, PhD Amy R. Moser, PhD Christina M. Kendziorski, PhD Albert C. Gunther, PhD C. David Page, Jr., PhD Minakshi Nihal, PhD David H. Gustafson, PhD Richard E. Peterson, PhD Michael W. Pariza, PhD Lawrence P. Hanrahan, PhD Tomas A. Prolla, PhD Henry C. Pitot, MD, PhD Robert M. Hauser, PhD Carol D. Ryff, PhD Linda A. Schuler, PhD, VMD Robert P. Hawkins, PhD Eric P. Sandgren, VMD, PhD Vijay Setaluri, PhD Susan M. Heidrich, PhD, RN David C. Schwartz, PhD Vladimir S. Spiegelman, MD, PhD Paul R. Hutson, PharmD, RPh Lloyd M. Smith, PhD Roger A. Sunde, PhD David E. Joranson, MSSW Michael R. Sussman, PhD Ajit Kumar Verma, PhD Douglas E. Jorenby, PhD Richard H. Weindruch, PhD Gary S. Wood, MD Karin T. Kirchhoff, PhD, RN Brian S. Yandell, PhD Weixiong Zhong, MD, PhD Bruce S. Klein, MD Ken H. Young, MD, PhD Betty J. Kramer, PhD, MSSW David M. Kushner, MD Kristine L. Kwekkeboom, PhD, RN Diane R. Lauver, PhD, RN Jane A. McElroy, PhD D. Paul Moberg, PhD Polly A. Newcomb, PhD, MPH Patrick L. Remington, MD, MPH JoAnne A. Robbins, PhD Michael L. Rothschild, PhD Tracey A. Schroepfer, PhD Ronald C. Serlin, PhD Bret R. Shaw, PhD Halcyon G. Skinner, PhD, MPH Stevens S. Smith, PhD Amy Trentham-Dietz, PhD David J. Vanness, PhD Sandra E. Ward, PhD Mark V. Wegner, MD, MPH Whitney P. Witt, PhD, MPH
uwccc annual report 2007 19 Experimental Brad S. Kahl, MD Human Cancer Virology Therapeutics Weiyuan John Kao, PhD KyungMann Kim, PhD Program Leader: Program Leader: Jill M. Kolesar, PharmD, RPh, BCPS Paul G. Ahlquist, PhD F. Michael Hoffmann, PhD Ilene D. Kurzman, EdD Glen S. Kwon, PhD Co-Leader: Co-Leader: Garet P. Lahvis, PhD Shannon C. Kenney, MD James A. Stewart, MD Glenn Liu, MD Researchers in the Human David M. Mahvi, MD Cancer Virology Program study The specific aims of the Rebecca Marnocha, PharmD Experimental Therapeutics Gerard J.D. Marriott, PhD members of families of viruses Program are to identify novel Joseph H. Matloub, MD that cause cancer in people – mechanisms of anticancer Douglas G. McNeel, MD, PhD revealing the mechanisms by therapy and translate them Daniel L. Mulkerin, MD which viruses predispose cells to clinical applications, to Daniel Muller, MD, PhD to evolve into tumors and by perform initial human clinical Terry D. Oberley, MD, PhD dissecting the routes by which trials and to move new Manish S. Patankar, PhD viruses enter cells. therapies to disease-specific Ronald T. Raines, PhD Scott R. Rajski, PhD settings. Curtis R. Brandt, PhD H. Ian Robins, MD, PhD Robert J. Kalejta, PhD Stephen L. Rose, MD Nicholas L. Abbott, PhD Paul F. Lambert, PhD Arnold E. Ruoho, PhD Daniel M. Albert, MD Daniel D. Loeb, PhD Ben Shen, PhD Mark R. Albertini, MD Janet E. Mertz, PhD Eric V. Shusta, PhD Adin-Cristian Andrei, PhD Robert Todd Striker, MD, PhD Paul M. Sondel, MD, PhD Hirak S. Basu, PhD Bill Sugden, PhD Santhanam Swaminathan, PhD David J. Beebe, PhD John Yin, PhD Jon S. Thorson, PhD Helen E. Blackwell, PhD Randal S. Tibbetts, PhD Reginald C. Bruskewitz, MD Anne M. Traynor, MD Natalie S. Callander, MD David M. Vail, DVM Herbert Chen, MD Lynn Van Ummersen, MD Joseph P. Connor, MD George Wilding, MD Hector F. DeLuca, PhD Jon A. Wolff, MD David L. DeMets, PhD Darin Y. Furgeson, PhD Samuel H. Gellman, PhD James E. Gern, MD Ellen M. Hartenbach, MD Kyle D. Holen, MD C. Richard Hutchinson, PhD
20 solving the puzzle Clinical Investigators Participating Across Programs These faculty members contribute to the clinical research effort by recruiting patients to clinical trials, advocating the benefits of clinical trials to patients, managing the care of patients according to the guidelines of Imaging and Victor M. Haughton, MD the clinical research protocols Steven P. Howard, MD, PhD Radiation Sciences and analyzing clinical samples. Robert Jeraj, PhD Sterling C. Johnson, PhD Program Leader: Ruthanne Chun, DVM Frederick Kelcz, MD, PhD Minesh P. Mehta, MD Moo K. Chung, PhD John S. Kuo, MD, PhD Kenneth B. DeSantes, MD Co-Leader: Fred T. Lee, Jr., MD Colin N. Dewey, PhD Søren M. Bentzen, PhD, DSc Leonard A. Levin, MD, PhD Carol A. Diamond, MD T. Rockwell Mackie, PhD Anthony C. Evans, MD, PhD The Imaging and Radiation Ernest L. Madsen, PhD John P. Heiner, MD Sciences Program is focused Mary Elizabeth Meyerand, PhD Charles P. Heise, MD on improving early detection Charles A. Mistretta, PhD Molly A. Hinshaw, MD and staging of cancer as well Robert J. Nickles, PhD Mark B. Juckett, MD Bhudatt R. Paliwal, PhD as developing strategies to Catherine P. Leith, BChir, MB Rakesh R. Patel, MD improve outcomes of patients Mary J. Lindstrom, PhD Walter W. Peppler, PhD treated with radiation. Walter L. Longo, MD Scott B. Perlman, MD Peter A. Mahler, MD, PhD Perry J. Pickhardt, MD William McChesney James D. Maloney, MD Mark A. Ritter, MD, PhD Adams III, DVM Lucille R. Marchand, MD, BSN Howard A. Rowley, MD B. Lynn Allen-Hoffmann, PhD Timothy D. Moon, MD Bruce R. Thomadsen, PhD Gabriela G. Cezar, DVM, PhD Stephen Y. Nakada, MD Wolfgang A. Tome, PhD Suresh R. Chandra, MD T. Michael Nork, MD Patrick A. Turski, MD Richard J. Chappell, PhD Diane M. Puccetti, MD Jamey P. Weichert, PhD Onofre T. DeJesus, PhD Marjorie A. Rosenberg, PhD Tracey L. Weigel, MD Paul M. DeLuca, Jr., PhD M. Shahriar Salamat, MD, PhD James A. Zagzebski, PhD Sean B. Fain, PhD Aimen F. Shaaban, MD Jason P. Fine, PhD Jude W. Shavlik, PhD Lisa J. Forrest, VMD Richard A. Steeves, MD, PhD Gelsomina Gilbert, PhD Sharon M. Weber, MD Thomas M. Grist, MD Eliot C. Williams, MD Susan C. Hagness, PhD Robert D. Woodson, MD Paul M. Harari, MD
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interdisciplinary collaboration
laboratory space
scientific discoveries
22 solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 Last Concrete Poured for Phase One of IRC
The University of Wisconsin realized another The topping out marked the end of major milestone in one of its premiere research construction on phase one of the three-phase endeavors this summer when scientists, project. The first phase consists of a five-story physicians and dignitaries watched as the final east tower atop a three-story base, plus the bucket of cement was poured onto the roof of base of the center tower. The east tower will the Interdisciplinary Research Complex (IRC) at become home to the UWCCC and five floors of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine laboratory space will be dedicated to breast, and Public Health (SMPH). prostate and pediatric cancer.
In celebrating the moment, Robert Golden, MD, Lower levels of the east tower will house an dean of the SMPH, praised the many partners imaging and radiation science center and an who have been so important to the project. anatomy teaching facility. Seven additional “We give our deepest thanks to all those who laboratory floors to be completed in phase two have helped convert our vision into a reality,” and future plans call for a west tower to be he said. completed in phase three.
Golden noted the $134 million building will Construction on the phase one tower building, play a critical role in the school’s historic tucked between UW Hospital and Clinics transformation into an integrated school of and the Health Sciences Learning Center, is medicine and pubic health. “Work that takes scheduled to be completed in 2008. place in this building will translate to every nook and cranny of the state, embodying the Sixty miles of pipe and 600 miles of wire have Wisconsin Idea,” he said. been installed in the IRC; the building took more concrete than any other project in state history. According to George Wilding, MD, director Some of the imaging vaults on the lower level of the UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive have walls and ceilings at least eight feet thick, Cancer Center (UWCCC), the IRC is according to Mark Wells, SMPH assistant dean deliberately planned to foster interdisciplinary for facilities. The sensitive imaging equipment collaborations, a concept that will attract and also required that the structure be vibration retain promising faculty, and which will spark resistant, which meant even more concrete. innovative ideas and create new research partnerships. Only $23 million in state funds will be used for the project. The Rennebohm Foundation The IRC is the first building on the UW-Madison has contributed $15 million, General Electric campus specifically designed to foster Medical Systems has given a benchmark interdisciplinary collaborations. And, says Paul gift and the National Institutes of Health has DeLuca, vice dean of the medical school, that awarded $17.6 million to the project so far. will encourage unique gatherings of scientists Working closely with the UW Foundation, the from different disciplines to address urgent SMPH has raised a total of $97 million. health problems of common concern. Close proximity to the UWCCC, UW Hospital and Even as the topping out occurred, Golden said Clinics, the American Family Children’s Hospital much work still lies ahead. “We are committed and the Schools of Pharmacy and Nursing, will to building three towers,” he said. “We must allow new scientific discoveries to move rapidly rededicate ourselves to getting the job done.” from research laboratories to clinical care settings, he added.
The IRC is the first building on the UW-Madison campus specifically designed to foster interdisciplinary collaborations.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 23 commitment to quality
clinical trials
comprehensive care
24 solving the puzzle Comprehensive Cancer Care At the University of Wisconsin Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center, the goal is to offer excellence in care and service each time patients and family members visit, and to keep improving every day. Delivering on that promise requires a fervent commitment to quality and to the people, programs, technologies and partnerships that make it happen. To monitor progress, we routinely measure performance and compare it to nationally accepted standards and best practices. We are proud to be among those setting the standards and creating the best practices that others follow.
Clinical Leadership SUMMARY OF NEW CANCER CASES 2001-2006, Stephanie Orzechowski, RN, BSN UW HOSPITAL AND CLINICS Interim Director, Oncology Services 750 2006 Jeffery Knight, BA, MHRIR 700 2005 2004 Senior Business Operations Specialist 650 2003 600 Kim Brandt, RN, MBA 2002 2001 Interim Cancer Clinics Manager 550 500 Teresa Kuntzsch, BSN, MS 450 Chemotherapy Manager 400
350 Vicki Banning, RN 300 B6/6 Inpatient Manager 250 Teri Mitchell, BS 200 Bone Marrow Transplant Manager 150
100 Joyce Connolly, RN 50 UW Breast Center Manager 0 Head and GI GU Lung Non- Leukemia GYN Melanoma Female PEDS CNS Bethaney Campbell, RN, MN, Neck Hodgkins of Skin Breast AOCNS Lymphoma Clinical Nurse Specialist 2006 Clinical Trials Statistics (January 1, 2006 – December 31, 2006) Number of patients enrolled in all clinical trials UWCCC patients 1492 Affiliate patients 374 TOTAL 1866
Number of trials open Open to adults 366 Open to adults and children 30 Open to children 14
Number of trials open Pilot/Feasibility 22
Phase I 52 Small phases that test for overall drug safety, dosage and basic patient responses (Includes Phase I/II and I/III studies)
Phase II 128 Trials that look at the efficacy of the treatment and its side effects. (Includes Phase II/III studies)
Phase III 115 Large scale trials that examine the long-term safety and relative success of a new treatment compared to standard therapies.
Non-treatment trials 93
Sandy Burns, RN, BSN, OCN, is one of more than 115 oncology nurses at UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center—UW Hospital and Clinics.
solving the puzzle uwccc annual report 2007 25 Regional Partnerships Starting in 1989, the University of Wisconsin Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center developed a network of affiliates to advance cancer care and research throughout Wisconsin and northern Illinois.
These alliances mean University of Wisconsin physicians bring treatment breakthroughs generally found only at academic medical centers to patients across the region.
By working together, local and university health care professionals have a tremendous impact on the patients and families they serve. We celebrate their many significant accomplishments from 2006-2007:
Affinity Health System and the importance of self UW Cancer Center, Aspirus (Appleton and Oshkosh) breast exams and Pap smears. Wausau Hospital, Wausau • Collaborated with Theda The sessions attracted more • Cancer program recertified Care and the Fox Cities than 1,000 people from Carroll, by the American College of Community Health Clinic to Stephenson and JoDaviess Surgeons. hold a community-wide cancer counties in Illinois and diverse • Continued to offer the latest screening for oral, skin, prostate communities, including minority in technological treatment and colorectal cancer, providing audiences, farm safety groups advancements by installing a cancer screenings for 125 people and health fair groups. It included TomoTherapy linear accelerator who are under- or uninsured. health displays at retail outlets, with combination megavoltage • Hosted more than 170 people at senior centers, churches and CT. Patient treatment begun in the Affinity Health System Cancer ambulance garages. January, 2008. Survivor’s celebration, bringing • Held its third annual Educational together cancer survivors, their UW Cancer Center, Cancer Symposium, families and friends with the Johnson Creek “Multidisciplinary Approach to the Affinity cancer staff who provided • Since October, 2006 the UW Treatment of Colorectal Cancer.” their care. Cancer Center Johnson • Screened a combined total of • Became the region’s only local Creek, a partnership among approximately 300 people at provider of breast brachytherapy, Fort Healthcare, UW Health annual skin cancer and prostate treating women with five days of and Watertown Area Health cancer screenings. radiation therapy rather than the Services, treated more than 450 • Helped fund a transportation typical five to seven weeks. patients. The center serves local grant in Langlade and Shawano • A first-ever Cancer Conference/ communities and surrounding counties to assist patients CME featured national speakers areas with quality patient care, traveling to and from the Cancer who educated area providers on excellent technology and Center. breast brachytherapy. beautiful scenery. • Completed renovation of 12 • Working at Fort HealthCare and inpatient oncology care rooms. Beloit Memorial Hospital, Beloit Watertown Memorial Hospital, Each room features a private • Completed a major renovation UW Health physician, Dr. Deepak bathroom. of the Cancer Care Center, Khuntia, and physicist Jennifer • Providing weekly oncology including a new covered patient Smilowitz, PhD, began offering consultative and therapy services entrance offering patients Iodine and Cesium prostate in Merrill, Medford and Antigo. protection from the weather brachytherapy implants. • Held the third annual Friends 4 Life while they’re being dropped off • Received additional national event, to raise awareness of early and picked up. A private patient recognition from three breast cancer screening. conference room was added organizations for its effective and and enhancements were made inviting facility design. UW Cancer Center, Riverview to the patient waiting area. Hospital, Wisconsin Rapids • Implemented the new ARIA Holy Family Memorial, • Became the first UWCCC regional record and Verify treatment Manitowoc affiliate to treat patients using software, providing a more • Initiated Quality Cancer TomoTherapy’s image-guided accurate delivery of treatment Pathways, a multidisciplinary intensity modulated radiation dose and verification, assuring approach to cancer treatment therapy. The center is a world continued quality care for to help ensure patients receive all leader in using TomoTherapy for patients. the components of the medical breast cancer treatment, has care they need. one of the world’s few stand FHN Leonard C. Ferguson • Radiation oncologist Tod Speer, alone units, and was the first to Cancer Center, Freeport, IL MD joined Dr. Dotun Oyedijo and develop and use scalp-sparing • Held a Cancer Awareness Tea, the radiation therapy staff in April, whole brain radiation therapy. Its featuring Dr. Patrick Fernandes, 2006. His consistent presence medical director, Dr. James Welsh, UW Radiation Oncology Clinical at the facility helped boost the was among those who wrote the Assistant Professor at the University radiation therapy program. guidelines for stereotactic body of Wisconsin, to share information • During October, 2006 made radiation therapy and pioneered about the importance of eating approximately 50 free, self-referral TomoTherapy to treat early stage fruits and vegetables in improving mammograms available to lung cancer. health and reducing the risk of women with financial need. • Dr. Ron Kirschling began as colon cancer. • Sponsored a free September, the center’s full-time medical • Sponsored multiple cancer 2006 prostate and bladder oncologist and hematologist. outreach efforts, on topics such screening, attended by more A Wisconsin Rapids native, Dr. as smoking cessation, cancer than 420 men. Kirschling is a compassionate prevention, colon cancer • Dr. David Augustine and nurse physician and an avid researcher prevention and early detection, practitioner Barb Backus offered with special interests in genetic skin cancer prevention and early area residents a skin cancer testing and palliative care. detection, prostate cancer, screening. testicular cancer, bladder cancer,
26 solving the puzzle Contributions Financial information
uwccc annual report 2007 27 Donors and Gifts
The University of Wisconsin Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center would like to thank all donors who help our organization maintain its leading role in innovative research initiatives, compassionate cancer care and education for the public and health care professionals.
Donors listed on the following pages are from July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007.
Harland & Lorraine Hartmann Emmett & Mary Doerr $100,000 & Above Hedberg Foundation, Inc. $1,000 - $9,999 Charitable Trust Anonymous Hematology/Oncology Advanced Health Media William & Joanne Doppstadt Roger DeMeritt Section, Department of Aegon Direct Marketing Douglas Stewart HEADRUSH Medicine, UW School of Service Company, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Hugh A. Kennedy Medicine & Public Health Daniel & Eleanor Albert Norma Dowdle Foundation Department of Human American Association of William Dunwiddie Robert Ley & Rhonda Oncology, UW School of Cancer Research E80 Plus Constructors Richards Medicine & Public Health American Society of Clinical Charles Eis Midwest Athletes Against Ronald & Marlene Jahnke Oncology Jennifer Elliott Childhood Cancer Audrey Keck Anderson Fuel & Lubricants Stuart & Susan Ellman Prostate Cancer Foundation Kikkoman Foods Arnold & Sally Anderson Frances Erickson Eleanor Rudd Foundation, Inc. Ronald & Beverly Anderson Mary Eschenbach Dolores Schnoes Bernard & Sally Killoran ARC Memorial Fund ETA Chapter Of Kappa Surgical Science Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Perry Armstrong, Jr. Kappa Gamma University of Wisconsin Mabel Kopplin Melissa Arnold Memorial John & Gloria Etter Medical Foundation Florence Lanz Paul Aspinwall George Fait Charles Lescrenier Badger Jim Beam Club Gordon & Ruth Faulkner Steven C. Leuthold Family Robert W. Baird Foundation Bobbi Feinstein $10,000 - $99,999 Foundation Cora Ball Fred Fenster James & Kathryn Allen M & I Bank Steven & Cheryl Barth Russell & Janet Ferris Department of Department of Medicine, Theodore & Marilyn V. Kirt & Dixie Fiegel Anesthesiology, UW School UW School of Medicine & Batterman Robert & Angela Flannery of Medicine & Public Public Health Allan & Paulette Beerkircher Wesley & Ankie Foell Health Gladys Myers Ronald & Kathleen Bero, Jr. Foley & Lardner, LLP C. Berwyn & Paula Irene Newman Robert & Donna Betzig Chris & Sara Fortune Anderson, Jr. Philips Medical Systems Sandra Bilgri Holly Full Donald & Marilyn Anderson Our Hope of Burlington Boardman Law Firm, LLP Barbara Gambino Paula Anderson Department of Obstetrics & Michael & Bonnie Bogen C. Daniel & Margaret Geisler Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. Gynecology, UW School of Alan Bridges Genentech Incorporated BC Golf Rally Medicine & Public Health Douglas Brown William & Julie Gladbach Paul P. Carbone MD Department of Radiology, Robert & Susan Brown Golf Fore A Cure Memorial Foundation UW School of Medicine & Gordon Brunsell Grand Chapter Order of the Paul Carbone, Jr. Public Health Frank Burgess Eastern Star of Wisconsin Clear Channel RBC Capital Markets William Busse Mary Granger Communications - Madison Reiman Foundation, Inc. Cancer Crusaders Golf Judith Green Choose Hope, Inc. Gordon Rice Outing Olga Grkavac Cindy Crawford Donald & Diana Ryan Capital City Savings Glenice Halfman Gretchen & Andrew Dawes Mark Sellers Al Carruthers & Colleen Lewis & Lorraine Hanson Charitable Trust Sensient Technologies Adams Nancy & Edward Hanson Department of Dermatology, Foundation, Inc. Chawnshang & Amly Chang Forrest Hartmann UW School of Medicine & Department of Surgery, Circle of Hope Bracelets Mary Hendrickson-Johnson Public Health UW School of Medicine & CMS of Madison Inc Foundation Wisconsin Department of Public Health Covance Laboratories North Nelson & Vera Hicks Justice Frank Szymanoski American Charitable Foundation Department of WI Ladies Paul & Judith Thomsen Credit Union Executives Phillip Hunkel Memorial Fund Auxiliary, VFW Tomorrows Hope, Inc. Society ImClone Systems William & Carol Dresser TomoTherapy, Inc. Loeta Cress Reed Incorporated Robert Duggan Betsy Trimble J.P. Cullen Jane Payne Charmers Charles Eid & Deborah UW Hospital & Clinics Susan Cunningham Classic Johnson Eid Authority DAH Golf Memorial Fund Ruby Jonas Epic Systems Corporation Mary Voss Michael & Nancy Daley Kim Kalepp John J. Frautschi Family Wendy Will Case Cancer Patrick & Kathryn Daly Patty Kealy Foundation Fund George & Dorothy Danly Patricia Keller Friends of Tim Eagle Winston & Strawn, LLP Peter Davis Ted & Mary Kellner Grand Aerie Fraternal Order Jerry & Nancy Wolfe Dells Area Cyclists James & Jeanne Kerr of WI Wollersheim Winery, Inc. Dendreon Thomas & Barbara Kilgore Golf Fore Wolfe & A Cure Womens Golf Association Jeanette Dequaine Lois Kilmer Greater Richland Area Janesville Robert E. Dods Family James & Dolores Kohn Cancer Elimination, Inc. Louise Young Foundation Avis Kolpin
28 solving the puzzle Charles & Patricia Koval Scott & Peggy Sampson Donor SPOTLIGHT: Donald & Alice Krause Charitable Fund, Inc. Stanley & Shirley Kritzik Joyce Sands Karl & Jennifer Krug Scenic Hills Hope, Inc. Kris & Penelope Kubly John & Carol Schiessl Ann’s Hope Foundation John Kyles Nancy Schoenmann R. Todd Lapin Donald & Carol Schutt Vicki Lord Larson Carolyn Schwartz Mary Lawlis Owen Schwerdtfeger Jan Lennon Jeffrey N. Seltz Gary & Beth Leverton St. Patrick’s Day Parade Irving Levy Committee Kurt Lin & Diane Reeber Lin Kenneth Shelton, Jr. Margaret Lindem Robert Singiser Charles & Marian Loeffler Stephen & Amy Skoronski Dan Long Memorial Fund Avis Smart Lung Cancer Memorial Golf Malcolm Stack Outing Foundation, Inc. M & I Bank, Milwaukee Richard Skalitzky & Kristin MGR Foundation Skalitzky Staehler Madison News Credit Union Stark Investments Eugene Mayernick George & Mavis Steil Nellie McCannon Joseph & Jamie Steuer Nancy McGiveran Hattie Stevens Michael Best & Friedrich LLP James & Judith Stewart Monona Grove School Roselyn Stivarius District Emily Stoddard Agnes Moore Steven Stoddard In 2007, Ann’s Hope Foundation, Inc, pledged a three- Cynthia Morgan Jack Stoltz Memorial Golf Charles & Carolyn Mowbray Outing year commitment of $75,000 annually for a total of John & Shirley Nelesen Mrs R.J. Stoltz $225,000 to the UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Richard Nelesen Mary Strachota Cancer Center to support the work of Mark Albertini, Joseph & Stephanie Nichols Sun Prairie Lions Club Stephen Nordgaard James & Deborah Swanson MD, who specializes in melanoma research and Richard & Barbara Norene Lewis Taynton treatment. His work is centered on the importance of Gordon Norlin Memorial Fund Orville & Ruth Thiel T-cells in the immune response against melanoma. North Bristol Sportsman Club Marion Thompson Robert & Lois Olson Peter & Karen Traber The overall goal of Dr. Albertini’s research program is Department of Anne Traynor to provide an understanding of the immunobiology of Ophthalmology, UW School Robert & Dorothy Troller human malignant melanoma as a means to develop of Medicine & Public Health University Book Store Nancy Orbison UW School of Medicine & effective treatment and monitoring strategies for Our Lady Queen of Peace Public Health patients with this disease. School Edwin & Susan Van Boxtel Janice Pagel J. Paul Van Nevel Ann’s Hope Foundation, Inc. is a charitable Parts Now, LLC Venture Investors, LLC not-for-profit organization founded by two women, Lisa Peck Denis & Laura Vogel Edward & Judy Peirick Norma Lee Wampler Ann Harrington and Anne Frentzel, each of whom Pemco Technology John & Jacalyn Warczak lost a loved one to melanoma. Its purpose is to raise Services, Inc. Andrew & Judy Waterman awareness of the dangers of melanoma as well as to Janice Pennau John & Mary Waterman Charles & Barbara Perkins Leslie Watt promote research, early detection and prevention Merle & Barbara Perkins Frances Weinstein efforts in the community. Jane R. Perlman John & Celeste Wencel Robert Pettibone Wescorp Shown above are Anne Frentzel (left) and Ann Kenneth & Janet Pike Margaret Westing Charles & Patricia Quentel, III John & Joyce Weston Harrington at the 1st Annual Toast to a Cure held Herbert Reif WI Dells Area United Friday, September 21, 2007 at The Brink Lounge in Elliott Resneck Fund, Inc. Madison. The event was attended by more than 150 Richard & Mary Ring Dennis & Patricia Wiederholt Anne Roberts George & Helen Wilding people and raised $21,000. Donald Rolain David Wilkinson Richard & Nancy Roloff W.L. Williamson Wanda Rood Winston & Strawn LLP Mary Rosar Wisconsin Capital Royal & Muriel Rotter Management Steven & Julie Rucinski Gail Wurtzler Louise Rusch Jean Zitzler Wendell Sagendorf Erwin & Joan Zuehlke
uwccc annual report 2007 29 donor SPOTLIGHT: Robert Johnson $500 - $999 Richard & Mary Ann Jokela James Abrahamson Howard & Mary Kidd Madison’s St. Patrick’s Ronald & Sonja Ahlert Kelli Kitzerow Lester & Joanne Ahrens Gerald Klump Amgen, Inc. Sharon Rank Knoop Day Parade Arthur Arveson Helen Kobussen Helen Baldwin David Kraemer The Baraboo National Bank Louise Kratochwill Barron Community Fund, Inc. Nancy Kreilick Michael Baughn Robert & Candace James Gerard Berbee La Macchia Niles & Linda Berman John Landen Bernieta Bourquin Phillip & Arlene Lee Scott Brantmeier Leeds Charity Fund Lois Brull Marvin Levy Bullseye Leagues Roderick & Jacqueline Nathaniel Byram Leyden Cedar Grove Area United Christopher & Melissa Fund Livingston Rick Daniels Jay & Janet Loewi Roland & Mary Day Willis Long De Forest Middle School Paul & Tracy Luber Diocese of Madison Donna Luessman Charles & Joan Dorgan Arlene Margolis John & Josephine Draeger Howard & Marci Margolis Harold Drecktrah Michael Maslak Ed Dreier Daniel Joseph McCarty John Duncanson George & Karen McCown Emily Baldwin McKay It is true that there is a “wee bit of Irish” in all Stephen & Melanie Dvorak Harry Easom Lillian McNew of us… Laurence & Roma Eiseman Barbara Meloy Amy Elbe Karen Luann Mesmer Since 2004, Madison’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Gary Feldt Robert & Judy Mickelson has raised more than $14,000 for the UW Carbone Gerald & Penny Fink Herbert Miller Marshall & Lisa Flax Kurt & Annette Mueller Cancer Center. What once began as proceeds George & Jennifer Forbeck Daniel Mulkerin from the parade has grown to include more unique Forum Credit Union Victoria Mulkerin events such as the annual Halfway Hooley, and most Friends of UW Hospital & Jess & Darlene Nelson Clinics Stephen & Dane Nelson recently an annual Craic* for the Cure. Arthur & Mary Garfield Lois Neveu Gerald & Betty Gast James Norman According to Parade Co-Chair and Craic Founder Adam Gehrke Patrick & Amaria O’Leary Ed Jaeger, “The Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade Carl & Sheila Getto Christopher & Virginia James & Kim Gilmore Pedersen Committee and the Craic for the Cure have chosen Lawrence & Jean Gohlke John Peterson to partner with the UW Carbone Cancer Center Albert Goldstein & Phyllis PI Sigma Epsilon Alpha because every year it seems that one or more Lefcowitz Omega Nerma Gollin Daniel & Lisa Pickett of us have been personally touched by cancer. John Gould Steve Pink Woodworking Collectively, we decided to make an effort to help David & Barbara Grant Robert Placek cancer research as a result. Our event is about Michael & Jennifer Gregor Nicholas & Carol Pollis Paul & Dorothy Grogan James & Jean Potter community, and we are pleased to continue a great Bernard Grommes Roger & Nancy Rathke local tradition and help fight cancer. It’s a win- Robert Gross Antonio Rauti win for everyone involved, especially the Madison Paul & Sarah Harari Bruce Ravid Floyd & Joan Harris H.C. ReQua community in general.” Donna Hellenbrand Marny ReQua Fred Herrmann Mary Tuckey ReQua Shown above are Cancer Center staff members, as William Hickey Joyce Reuter well as family members who participated in the 2007 William & Mary Holewinski Linda Roberson Roche Laboratories, Inc. Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Charles & Julia Howell Donna Hutter Royal Oaks Elementary William Imsland School *Craic is an expression from Ireland defined as: fun, Industrial Service & Repair Pauline Rusch enjoyment, abandonment, or lighthearted mischief. International Alliance Adam & Britt Ryan of Theatrical Stage Ronald & Mary Lee Ryan Employees Samaha & Associates, Inc. Ardys Janke Anne Sang Nizar & Elma Jarjour Roger & Marilyn Schlichting
30 solving the puzzle Peter & Colleen Schmitz Amtelco Steven Bennet Stephen & Jacqueline Bruss Ronald & Adele Schwoegler Virgil & Rosemary Amundson Cynthia Bennett Raymond & Barbara Buck Gwendolyn Sharratt Josef & Karla Anderegg Lisa Bennin Marguerite Bulgrin Francis & Rosemary Simonis Darlene Anderson-Prest Abdulrouf & Natalie Ben-Zikri Randall & Connie Burmeister Roger & Linda Sisterman Edith Anderson Douglas Berge Robert & Katherine Burris Alice Slopa Louis & Marguerite Anderson Douglas & Jennifer Edward Busby Leona Sonderegger Milton Anderson Bergmann Gerald Buss Philip & Mary Jane Nancy Anderson Carl & George Beringer Marvin & Susan Busta Southworth Norman Anderson & Peggy Martin Berk Nicky Butler Jay & Lou Ann Spaanem Powers-Anderson Leonard Berkowitz Larry & Sheryl Butson Jeffrey Sprecher Steven & Pamela Anderson Eugene & Martha Berman Thomas & Elizabeth Springs Window Fashions, LP William & Lynnette Anderson Sarah Berman Butterbrodt Roger & Elizabeth Sproule John & Faye Andrews Gary & Joan Bernegger Bill & Joan Byram Debra Stack Tamnit & Chirawan Best Western Inntowner Martin & Lorraine Michael & Linda Stolz Ansusinha Margaret Bevington Cadwallader Mary Strope Appleton Baseball Club, Inc. Marie Bewick Ronald & Barbara Callies Benton & Mary Taylor Appleton Supply Co, Inc. Robert Bielefeldt Kent & Lynn Calloway Ursula Thomas Thomas Archdeacon Lawrence & Rita Bierman Abigail Cantor Artha Towell Charles & Patricia Armour Donald Blair Gerald Cardo Town of Columbus Charities Cathleen Arnold Thomas & Paula Jeffrey & Jane Carlson Sarita Trewartha Suzanne Arnold Blankenheim Michael & Mary Carpenter Jerry & Denise Tribbey John & Suzanne Arnost Jacqueline Blatchley William & Louise Carr UBS Financial Services Inc Aspectrics, Inc. Sandra Blauert Bruce & Kristin Carroll Urology Associates of Jonathon & Susan Axelrod Patrick Blees Virginia Cashbaugh Green Bay B I F Contracting, Inc. John & Kristen Blickle Donna Casper Brian & Mary Vick Carl & Joann Bachhuber Kermit Bliss Andrew & Susan Cassady Richard Vowles Richard & Nicole Backhaus Beverly Block Arthur & Beverly Castro Ruth Wagner Tom & Doreen Badtke Block Diesel Repair Dale Cattanach Robert & Elaine Waldo Duane & Beth Baer Harold & Suzanne Blotner Stephen & Christine Cerez Karen Walsh Sally Bagniefski Andre Blum William Cerny, Sr. James & Julie Watt Donna Bailey Rodney & Jeanne Blum CGK Insurance Services, Inc. William & Carol Wendt Howard & Laurie Bailey Linda Bochert John Chandler Cheryl Weston J. Cameron Bailey Jonas & Karla Bock George Charbonneau Marsha Wetmore Evelyn Bakke Ruth Bock Diane Craig Chechik Jane Will Dave Bakken Roland & Mary Boeding Joel Chechik Penelope Williams Ted & Mary Balistreri J. Richard Boelk Richard & Joan Chesley Gail & Susan Wilson John & Julie Baltes Raymond Boland Ramon & Janet Chesner Nan Wilson Baltimore & Railroad Jeffrey Boldt M. Raymond & Winneconne Schools Historical Society Lester Boles Memee Chun Jane Wood Banta Corporation James Boll & Lorna Brian Church Mary Yeakel Foundation Hemp Boll Gilbert & Helen Churchill Gary Young Sylvia Banville James & Mary Bonde Circle K Stores, Inc. Sol Zaichick Amy Barger Lyle & Marilyn Boneck Brian Clark Lois Zeek Diane Barnidge Steve & Nancy Books Keith & Patricia Clark Gary Zimbric Richard Barry Richard & Cleone Bouchard Clear Waters Day Spa Muriel Zwickey Dorothy Barshney Andrew Bowden James & Charlene Cleasby James & Mary Bartzen Laura Bowles Jeanne Cleland Thomas & Sally Basting Richard & Connie Brachman James Clum $100 - $499 Alan Bates & Jessica Dave Bradford Hannah Cohen Seymour & Shirley Southworth Bates Walter & Lois Brager Nancy Colburn Abrahamson Daniel & Karen Bauman Carole Brandt Coldwell Banker/McGann Robert & Beverly Acker Jon & Anne Bauman David & Becky Braucht Realty Kenneth Adamany Frieda Baxter Break Away Sports, Inc. John & Lois Coleman Ads Mechanical LLC Robert & Sharon Beales Howard & Caryl Bremmer Louise Coleman Advanced Building Henry & Lorraine Beaster Mary Alice Brennan Patricia Collins Corporation Bryan Beauchamp Robert Brigham Robert & Sylvia Collins Advanced Financial Robert Beck Wesley & Sonja Brill Hugh & Tisha Colvin Applications, Inc. Carl & Dawn Becker Kathryn Brimmer Robert Colvin Peggy Ahlgren Mildred Becker William & Joan Brock Gordon Connor Jacqueline Allen Peter Beckerman Phillip & Mariyln Brockish James & Zoe Connor Robert Alt George & Linda Bednar Gilbert & Janet Brooks Construction Fabrics & Joseph & Elizabeth Amato Don Behling Edward & Jan Brost Materials Corporation Joey Amberg Ronald Behling Carlton & Helen Brown Malcolm & Mary Cook Michael & Deborah Ambrose Ryan Behling Michael & Anna Brown Nancy Cope American Endowment William Behling Walter & Ellen Bruce Edward Cornell Foundation Theresa Behrs John Brugger Patricia Cosgrove American Enterprise Bert & Mary Beihoff Eugene & Pauline Bruhnke James & Gloria Costello Investment Daniel & Elizabeth Beihoff Lars & April Brunk Cottingham & Butler Ames Construction Craig & Christie Bender Michael Bruno Chad & Virginia Coulthard Company Janice Bender Richard Brus Maribeth Cousin
uwccc annual report 2007 31 Coyle & Coyle Partnership William & Jane Doucette Paul & Wendy Finster Delores Gibson Daniel & Patrice Coyne Patrick Downing First Lutheran Church Thomas & Beth Giese Paula Craft Doylestown Charities Stoughton Beth Giles Calvin & Patricia Cramer Gordon & Maureen Drake First Weber Group James Ginter Robert & Susan Cramer Joseph & Laura Dresen John Fischer Joseph Gitlin Adrian & Darlene Crane Joseph & Eileen Dresser Stephen Fitzell Ottilie Glazier Tyrone & Therese Cratic Scott & Nanette Dryburgh William & Elizabeth Glen Hills United Fund Gerald Crohn Richard & Doris Dubielzig Fitzsimmons John & June Glennon Mary Cromey James Duffrin, Sr. Janice Flannery Richard & Judith Glesner Susan Cuddy James & Donna Duffrin, Jr. Randy Flannery William & Sharon Glowacki CUES Canada West Council Gregory & Mary Duncan Robert & Shari Fleischacker Stephan Gochenaur CUES Michigan Council Loyal Durand Allen & Mary Jo Fleming Jean & Roy Goerg Charles & Sandra Cullen Carmine & Jennifer Durham Kathleen Fletemeyer Kenneth & Sandra Gold Ralph Cullen Maureen Durkin Janet Floeter Fred Golen CUNA Mutual Group Stanley DuRose Jennifer Fluharty Josephine Gombar Foundation Kenneth & Janelle Dvorak Frances Fogerty Barry & Linda Goodwin Cure Industrie, LLC Joan Dyer John & Karolyn Foley Goris Financial Group, Inc. Robert & Jean Curtain Gary & Cindy Dyke Steven & Julie Foley Richard & Sue Gordon Cynthia Curtis Wendy Dzienkowski Richard Folz Donald & Yvonne Gottschalk Rodney & Gerry Curtis Leonard Eager & DeEtte Patricia Forberg-Treible Robert & Katherine Gould Thomas Curtis Beilfuss-Eager Virgil & Doreen Forcier Penny Goulet Ruth Curtiss Gregory Eckert Robert Forsberg William & Viriginia Grabel Martin & Shirley Dable Rosemary Ehr Michael & Carey Fose Brian Grabowski Herbert & Brenda Dahlman Earnest & June Ehrbar Susan Foulkes John Grace & Joan Scott & Theresa Dalton Thomas & J. Carol Ehrsam Donna Fox Raducha Leanne Damiani Eisenberg Law Offices Boris & Terry Frank Cheryl Gracey James & Michelle James & Jan Eisner Gregory & Jayme Frank Doris Graf Dannemiller Marjorie Ellefson Herbert Frank Great Wisconsin Credit Union Robert & Donna Darling Caroline Ellerkamp Joel & Lottie Frank Jane Greene Margaret Daubenspeck Charles Elliott Joyce Frank James Grisamore Mary Davidson Janet Embretson Ruth Franke Kimberly Gross Richard & Rose Davis Joe Endres Todd & Christine Franke Mark & Gay Gross Alex & Wilma DeBartolo Julie Endres Gary Frankie Nancy Gross Carol Debs Wayne Eng & Terry Frankenthal Trust Grossman & Jack Talent, Inc. Ronald & Andrea Debs Kahlert-Eng Ronald & Dolores Franzen Group Health Cooperative Carter & Joyce Dedolph Jane Enge Ann Frehner Guidestone Financial Gene Defoliart James & Nancy Engelhart Jannah Freiburger Resources Helen Degroot William & Gail Engler Emil & Haroldine Freireich David Guinther Thomas & Julie Delbrook Leon Epstein Christopher Freitag Margaret Gunderson-Stiles Joy Marie Deleon Paula Erato-Daggett Thomas Frendscho & Mary Gundersen Lutheran Mark & Marchia Delforge Shirley Erdman Haak-Frendscho Administrative Services Jeanette Dega Barbara Erickson Terrence & Lynn Frick Leslie & Ellen Gunter John & Beth Degler John & Michele Erikson Roger Friede Tracy Guthrie Violet Dehring Mark Etzel Dorothy Fritz Andrew & Ellen Gutow Demand Incorporated Betty Evans Laverne & Judith Froseth Robert & Harriet Gysbers David & Kathryn De Mets John & Cathie Evans FTF Enterprises, Inc. Michael Haase Design Concepts, Madison Eugene & Donna Everding Glenn & Janis Fuerst Carol Hadley Jason Deters Ray & Mary Evert Jeanette Fulton Heidi Haeberli Guillermo & Marta Exchange Center for Mary Fulwiler Ramona Hagen Devenecia Prevention of Child Abuse Kenneth & Stephanie Funck Shirley Hahn Edward & Kathleen Devins Gene & Lillian Fairbank Chad Gabert Bryan & Rebecca Haight Bill & Lori DiCarlo Joel & Rhonda Fait Gall Plumbing, Inc. David & Nancy Halford John & Susan Dickens David & Audrey Falk Roberta Garber Fred & Maureen Hall Mary Dickert James & Leslie Farmer Gared Holdings, LLC John Hall Donald Dierschke John Fatura Stephan & Jane Garrow William & Patricia Halvorson Alan & Linda Dietrich Stuart Feen & Carol Julie Gaschler Scott & Cathy Hamilton Maxine Dimick Sonnenschein Ramona Gasser Alice Hampton Diocese of Madison Thomas & Rita Feeney Russell & Bernadine Gasser Robert Hanes Principals Frank Feil, Jr. John & Lisa Gast Linda Hanin Paul & Gretchen Dixon Sidney & Betty Felder James Gaugert Evelyn Hanisch Dodgeville High School Mary Alice Feldhake Timothy & Jean Gavin Curt Hanke Dale & Alice Doering Robert Fey Stanley & Catherine Gavinski John Hanrahan David & Nora Dohler Patricia Fiedle Kathleen Gee-Bennett John Hansen Richard Dolan Ronald & Joanne Fiedler Paul & Carol Gehl Robert Hansen Edward & Melissa D’Onofrio Nancy Fielder Sharon Gehl Wayne Hansen Don-Rick Insurance Florence Filley Matthew Geiger David Hanson Gloria Donsing Kendall & Shirley Finger Grant & Nancy Gelhar Craig Hanson Dorf Haus, LLC Michael & Susan Finnane General Beverage Sales Francis & Lola Hanson Jeffrey Dorfman Mary Terese Finnegan Company Leonard & Maureen Hanson Peter & Mary Dottl Dorothy Finstad Alfred & Lorena Gerbitz Elaine Harker
32 solving the puzzle Turner & Mary Harshaw Jeffrey Horein donor SPOTLIGHT: Henry & Virgina Hart James & Lucille Hornung John Hart William & Carolyn Horton Hart & Vold Meat William & Susan Hotz Market, Inc. Albert & Lois Hough Lee Kaplan, MD Joseph & Norma Harvath Kathleen Houseman-Rostad Christopher Harvath James Hoyt Lee Kaplan, MD, a Nancy Haselhorst James & Margaret Hrncirik Colleen Hasler Gary & Patricia Hudson physician with UW Health Mary Hatcher Elizabeth Huebel Orthopedics, ran the Timothy & Laura Hauser James & Leonette Huffer New York City Marathon Virginia Hazlett Greg Huffman Barbara Healey Kevin Hughes on November 4, 2007, in H. Edward & Kristine David & Robyn Huibregtse support of UW Lymphoma Heckman Graham & Janet Hume Research. Dr. Kaplan Sean & Catigan Hedican Erik Humlie Dave Heim Insurance Herbert Joe Hunt finished with a time of Agency Dean Hunzicker 4:03:02! Jennifer Heiman Paul & Teresa Hutson David & Charlene Hein Hydrite Chemical Company What makes his story John & Elizabeth Heiner Daniel & Mary Hyland unique is that while training Douglas Heinzen Dale & Elinor Ihlenfeldt Patricia Heiser Independent Systems, Co. for the Palm Beach Raymond & Barbara Heldt Oliver & Shirley Irgens Marathon in 2006, Dr. Kaplan was diagnosed with Hans & Marjorie Helland Isthmus Publishing Company follicular lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph nodes. Marsha Heller Jesse Izzo Doris Helt Brice & Julie Jackson This disease is considered treatable but not curable, Philip & Suzanne Henderson Jacobs Otto Company, LLC which he and many others find unacceptable. James & Jane Henkel Paul & Charlotte Jaeger Because of this, he decided to raise awareness and Robert & Marjorie Henkel Paul & Susan Jaeger Richard & Nancy Hennen Carl & Sandra Jahns focus his fundraising efforts on the UW Lymphoma Charles & Patricia Henrikson James & Mary Jansen Research Program. He trained for the New York City Isabelle Henrickson David & Karen Jarrard Marathon, even while going through chemotherapy. Jane Henry Carol Jefferson & David Beverly Henslin Williams Anne Herb George & Marilyn Jelich According to Brad Kahl, MD, Director of the UW Joan Herberg Janice Jennings Lymphoma Program, “Lee is an inspiration to me. Frank & Delores Herdzina, Jr. Joanne Jensen When he was diagnosed with lymphoma, he had Keith Herke Russell & Sandra Jensen Mary Hermansen Jewish Federation of Metro a busy clinical practice – performing demanding Eldora Hermanson Chicago surgeries, serving as the team physician for UW Teena Hernandez JNMBL, LLC hockey and football, and running a productive Howard & Lillian Herriot Marie Joers Mark & Patricia Herrling Archie & Maxine Johnson research laboratory. He maintained much of that Herrling Clark Law Firm, LTD Charles & Patricia Johnson activity during his treatment. It is remarkable that he John & Ellen Hess David & Anita Johnson was able to complete this marathon just six months Kevin Gerard Hess Doris Johnson Mark & Robin Hessefort Eleanor & Lawrence after finishing chemotherapy and raise more than Sara Heuvelman Johnson $56,700 for lymphoma research in the process.” John & Mary Hicks Jeffrey L. Johnson Jerome Hill Kenneth & Marilyn Johnson Becky Hillier Millard Johnson & Mary Velma Hinrichs Clevenger-Johnson, III Steven & Cynthia Hiteman Scott Johnson & Lisa Thomas & Laurel Hlobil Disch-Johnson Valerie Hoch Scott & Anne Johnson James & Barbara Hodder William & Linda Johnson James & Sheri Hoerchner Denise L. Jones Shirley Hoffman Jodie Jones Elizabeth Hoffmann Lee & Rosemary Jones Gene Holen Ted Jones & Diane Kyle Holen & David Bedren Felsted-Jones Richard & Patricia Hollander David & Jill Jordahl Janet Hollatz Reid & Sue Jorgenson Gary & Patricia Hollman Conrad & Susan Jostad Harold Holt Millicent Jowdy David Honan Robert & Martha Judd Charmaynne Honold David & Jean Juedes Gregory & Lynne Hopkins Joseph & Barbara Kachelski Chad & Jennifer Hopper Brad & Shannon Kahl
uwccc annual report 2007 33 donor SPOTLIGHT: Alan Kalker David & Donna Kracht Darlene Kallaus John & Betty Kraemer Frederick Kamps Grace Krajco John Kaney Daniel & Doris Kratzke Clear Channel Gerald Kangas Margaret Kreblein Thomas Kanter Frank Kromenaker Communications, Madison Barbara Karavolas Otto Krueger Carl & Patricia Karcher Curtis & Ann Kubly Joyce Karg Elizabeth Kudla William & Pamela Karg Dianne Kuehl Steven & Lynn Karges Jerry Kuehn Robert & Marilyn Karnas Jason Kultgen Virginia Sorensen Karstaedt David Kumm Ben & Lois Kaster J. Raymond & Felicia Kuna Faisal & Gerda Kaud Isidore & Carol Kwaterski Jeannine Kaufman Robert La Mar Kevin & Mary Kelbel Jon La Paz Frederick Kelcz Susan Laemmrich Joan Kelley Suzanne LaFleur Steven & Angeliki Kellner James & Shirley Lake John & Lee Kelly George Lamar & Sara Smith Richard & Alice Kelly Richard Lan David & Mary Kennedy Peter & Kathryn Land Ellen Kennedy Landmark Services Thomas & Ruth Kent Cooperative Pamela Kerr Violet Landsness Jo E. Kerr Trust Ann Landwehr Russell Kesery Robert Lang Thomas & Lynne Kestly Stanley Langer Joyce Kiener Hilbert & Margaret Langrehr In 2006, the UW Carbone Cancer Center partnered Sheila Kiener Lisa Lang-Riegel with Clear Channel Communications to begin Click to David & Anne Kies G. Curtis & Barbara Lansbery Cure Cancer – a unique online auction with proceeds Henry Kimberly Thomas & Joan Larkin Kimmel Athletic Supply Co. Robert Laroe benefiting cancer research and patient services. Kenlyn Kimpfbeck LaRowe, Gerlach & Roy LLP Reaching more than 600,000 individuals over 10 days, Barbara King Raymond & Dorothy Larsen the online auction in October 2006 and 2007 was William & Virginia Kingzett Daniel & Martha Larson Anthony Kiorpes Patricia Lasky promoted by all six of Madison’s Clear Channel radio Jack & Nancy Kirby Gerald & Mary Last stations, as well as Charter Communications and Joseph Kirsch Kenneth & Brenda Laughery brava magazine. Robert & Courtney Kirscht Marilyn Lavin Lisa Kisling Ben & Joan Lawhorn For the 2007 auction, Clear Channel radio Randall & Patricia Kison Ellen Lawrence William Kissel Nancy Layng personalities decorated their own pottery plates, David & Kathy Kistler Greg & Donna Layton donated by Fired Up Pottery of Cottage Grove. Jeffrey Klees Robert Lazarz Shown above is Tyler Reese of WMAD, 96.3 FM Lorayne Klein David Lee Herbert Kliebard Roy Lembcke displaying his designer plate after finding his “inner Delbert Kliebenstein Janet & Mary Leopold artist.” Margaret Klipstein Todd & Mary Leuthner Raymond & Darlene Kneller Leonard Jay Lewensohn According to Jeff Tyler, Vice President and Market Carol Knox Dorothy Lewis Carol & Henry Kobulnicky Hugh & Gladys Lewis Manager for Clear Channel Radio Madison, “The Ellen Koch James Lichty work done by the UW Carbone Cancer Center is Leonard & Janice Koenig Daniel Lickel & Jill Jokela something everyone can feel good about supporting. Lois Koenig Terrence Lindow Herb Kohl George & Marion Lingel Our staff enjoyed working together for this wonderful Howard Kohler Hope Linton cause. We believe in giving back to our community. James & Cheryl Kolf Mark Linzer We have a real sense of volunteerism among Peter Kolzow Daryl & Marcia Lippincott Tim & Sue Koob Bonnie Lee Lisko our staff.” Judith & Douglas Kornemann Revocable Trust Frank & Elizabeth Korosec Anthony & Andrea Lloyd Carole Kortenhof Helen Lodge Donald Koskinen Mavis Loescher Dorothy Kovacs Marilyn Lohman Ellen Kowalczyk Marc & Charlene Longino Scott Kowalski B. Jack Longley James & Julie Koza Lawrence & Lee Lord C.E. Kozarek Vilja Lorenzsonn
34 solving the puzzle Lucata Appleton, LLC Stephen & Linda McMillan Robert Nelson Maxine Peckham James & Marilyn Luck Douglas & Linda McNeel Thomas & Sarah Nelson Karen Pederson Robert & Dorothy Luening Scott & Heather McQueen Stacy Nemeth Justine Pedley Gerhard & Sonja Marlie McRoberts Dan & Lisa Nepp Donald Penberthy Luetschwager Brian Meier & Mekel Warren & Paula Nesbitt Alan Penn Gary Lukken Wiederholt Meier Andrea Neu Robert & Judith Penrod Dennis Lund & Cynthia Larry & Renee Meiller Carol Neuhauser Henri & Patricia Pensis Spencer Cary Meiners Carrie Neumann Bruce Perchik John Lunenschloss Joseph & Marygold Melli B. Ann Neviaser Donna Peters Karen Luther Marvin & Frances Mengeling Kenneth & Joann Neyhard Vernon & Sarah Pfeifer Daniel & Carla Lynch Kirsten Menningen Nancy Nicholas Jeanette Pfeil Dennis & Nancy Lynch Janet Mertz Barbara Nichols-Perchik Kevin Phelan Donald & Barbara Lynch Gary & Sally Messner Kenneth Niemeyer Phillips Pharmacies Jane Lyons Norma Metzen Ronald Niendorf Delores Phillips Patricia Lysak Glenn & Maxine Meyer Gene Niesen Robert Piekenbrock M & I Bank, Madison Paul & Elise Meyer Gerald Nilles J. Burton & Betty Pierce Jason Maas Middleton Good Neighbor John & Lori Nolan Thomas & Julie Pietras Gary & Charlotte Machan Festival Kathryn Nolen Fredrich & Shirley Piette Dennis & Valerie Mack Dennis Mietzel David & Susan Norby Dennis & Ariane Pink Shirlene Mack Donald Miller Isabel Norsman Richard Pire Ken Mackenzie & Associates Miller & Miller, LLC North American Arthur & Delores Pitas Rae Madar Mary Sue Miller Mechanical, Inc. Cecil & Katheren Pittack Richard Maddrell Robert Miller Tom & Gail Novacheck Erwin Plesko & Joann Madison Curling Club Robert & Nancy Miller Armin & Rita Nyffeler Six-Plesko Madison Directors of Marilyn Milligan Paul Nylander Julie Pluemer Religious Education Org. Chad & Donna Milne John Oberstar Frank Poggio Madison Motorcycle Club Milton High School Charles & Barbara Obligato Frederick & Lois Polenz Madison Synergists James & Rita Mitchell James & Monica O’Brien Daniel Pollock Ernest & Helen Madsen Peter & Stacey Moe Beatrice Occhietti Ross Pollock Kevin Magee Jan Moffat Mary O’Dell Wilfred & Frances Polzer Kathleen Maginot Moll Construction, Inc. Clare Oetking Arthur & Elizabeth Pope Nancy Magnusson Luigi & Kathleen Monetti Joseph & Patricia Okray Michael & Karen Pope Lori Malicki Charles Montgomery Pamela Oleinik Sheryl Popuch Michael & Diane Maloney Phillip Montgomery Elliot Olsen James Poster Dennis & Barbara Manthei Dennis Moore James & Anne Olson Marcia Potter-Singer David & Linda Maraniss Guy & Judith Moore Caitlin O’Neill Richard Pump Marion Area Community Lee & Mari Moritz Greg & Debra Onken Marion Quade Foundation Michael & Judy Morman Glenn Onsager Barbara Quamme Peter & Rebecca Marnocha Janet Morrison Konrad Opitz & Kay James & Lisa Quick Stephen & Melody Mar-Pohl Patricia Morton Jablonic-Opitz Tim & Edda Quigley Ron & Susan Marsden Mosaic Capital Advisors, LLC Oregon-Brooklyn Memorial Radiation Therapists of Marshall Lions Club Dottie Moseley Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Wisconsin Gerald & Barbara Marwell Deane Mosher Floyd & Sharon Organ Richard & Laurita Radtke Dennis & Sara Marx David & Stephanie Mott Peter & Artie Orlik Ryan Radtke Richard & Geri Mason Lori Mountford Sarah Orlowski Robert & Elizabeth Ragan Johan & Sally Mathison Arvilla Mueller Lettie Osborne Thomas & Karen Ragatz Kristina Mattson Charles & Joan Mueller Thomas & Romana Ostrowski Peter Rahko John & Joyce McAnelly Eugene & Janet Mueller Norma Otterson Jeffrey & Karen Raizen Marilyn McArcle Pasupati Mukerjee Gary Overboe Charles & Lucille Ramshaw Paul & Linda McBride Timothy Muldowney & Edwin & Thelma Overholt Sarah Randell James McCabe & Linda Jacqueline Hank James & Ann Pabst Margaret Rasch Scott-McCabe Brian Mullane Asher Pacht Daniel & Patricia Rashke Michael & Joanne McCann Douglas & Shirley Mullen Everett & Rae Ellen Packard Douglas Rasmussen & Nancy Scott & Bonnie McCann Rick Mundt Linda Packard Tidwell-Rasmussen Ellen McCarville Eleanor Munson Elizabeth Paddock James & E. Elizabeth Joan McCaughn Colleen Murphy Thomas & Elaine Pagedas Rasmussen John McClure Regina Murphy George Pahios Samuel & Toby Recht Keri McCollum Susan Murphy Norman & Valeria Pakes Robert Reese Richard & Janice Stephen Myck Gary & Beverly Palmer James Refsguard McCormick Jon & Patricia Myers PAM Engineering Karen Reid Leo & Donna McDonnell Walter & Nancy Naab Harry & Virginia Papcke Timothy Reilley & Janet Ronald & Debbie McFall Donovan Nagel Paul & Linda Parish Nelson Reilley Verda McFarlane Henry & Adair Najat Debra Parker Frederic Reimer Michael & Judith McGinley Neider & Boucher, SC David Parrish Mark & Wendy Reinemann James & Marilyn McGinnis Jessica Neils Betty Paschke Gary & Nancy Reiten Patricia McGovern Steven Nelesen Tara Passow Patrick ReQua Thomas McKie Randy Nell Dennis Paul Research Products Charlene McKittrick Richard Nell Robert & Kathleen Paul Corporation Michael McManus C. Richard Nelson Richard & Rachel Paull Kathryn Retzlaff Robert & Katharine McMillan David & Karen Nelson Richard & Karen Peck Rosemary Reuschlein
uwccc annual report 2007 35 James & Barbara Rewey David & Carol Schenker Carl Sinderbrand Stroud, Willink & Howard, LLC William Rhyme Rebecca Schewe Terry Sivesind David Stute Stanley & Marla Richter Earl Schiefelbein Daniel & Dana Skemp Barbara Suan Marguerite Rietveld Jean Schilling Kathleen Skibinski Su Casa, Inc. Kenneth & Joan Riggs Robert & Marilyn Schilling Robert & Ruth Skoronski Nona Suhr Patrick Riley Paul & Nancy Schlagenhauf Eugene & Eugene Skroch James Sulciner Gerald & Armella Ring Fred Schlater Jacqueline Sladky Michel Sullivan Helen Ring Roth Schleck Clayton & Mary Jane Smith Maryann Sumi Leonard & Elizabeth Ringstad Ernst & Faith Schlieter Diane Smith Magda Sutherland Lee Riordan Tom Schmeisser Gordon & Shirley Smith Phillip & Susan Sveum Lila Ritchie David & Sally Schmidt Gregg Smith David & Marcia Swanson Mark & Karla Ritter Donald & Narcisa Schmidt James & Kelley Smith Russell & Ruth Swanson Daniel & Karen Roach Krista Schmidt Michael & Debra Smith Tizza Swanson-Meyer Joanne Robbins Paul & Cecilia Schmidt Norma Smith Kenneth Sweo David Roberts Paul & Jane Schmidt Charles & Jean Smoots Philip & Penelope Symes Catherine Robertson Ralph Schmidt Something Fishy Thomas & Linda Szalkucki Gregg & Mary Robinson Richard & Ann Schmidt Catherine Sommer Tachikara USA, Inc. R. Mark & Amy Rodgers Thomas & Tammy Schmidt David & Colleen Sommer Donald & Sheila Taitelman Caroline Roe Joseph Schmiedicke Paul & Sherie Sondel Elizabeth Tanis Gloria Roeber Joan Schmit Shiyu Song Travis & Vicki Tank James & Alice Roeber Robert & Alice Schmitz Jack & Helen Sorge Dean & Shirley Taylor Eileen Roesler Roger & Jolene Schnabel Ronald & Christine Sorkness James & Sandra Taylor John Roethe Glenn & Mary Schnadt Southwest Michigan Tim Taylor Neil Rogers Jeanne Schoepp Oncology Team Athletics Goods, Inc. Rolland & Margaret James Schommer Jerry Southwood Rayla Temin Roggensack James Schroeder David & Kathryn Sowinski Fred & Betty Terbilcox Martin & Linda Rohn Stephen Schroeder Judson Spalding I. Dale & Janice Terrill Larry & Jean Rohrschneider Elizabeth Schueller Kenneth & Alane Spatola Marilyn Terwilliger Ernest & Sally Ross Ronald & Barbara Schuler Clarice Speck Anthony & Marlayne Testolin Michael Ross Valentine Schuler Tom & Fran Spence Jerry & Carol Tessen Edwin & Bernice Rossini Dorothea Schultz Harry & Bonnie Spiegelberg Gerald Thain Richard & Lois Rossmiller Dorothy Schultz Patricia Spragg The Capital Times Richard Rostad Robert Schulz & Bethann Lilah Sprecher Jane Thieleke Sonia Rotar Zonneville Peter & Phyllis Sprecher, Jr. Robert & Juanita Thomasson John & Pamela Roth Winton & Ruth Schumaker Spring Harbor Auto Beth Thompson Steve & Kathy Rothering Fund Clinic, Inc. Dave & Doris Thompson Hershel & Arlene Rotter Robert & Joyce Schumpp Springvale Charities Fund Marvin & Delores Thompson Don & Linda Rough Donald & Jayne Schwartz Lois Spude Gregory & Julie Thorn Steven Rough & Jody Russell & Jacquelyn Schwei Ronald & Mary Staben Paul Thums Schwerdtfeger Rough Betty Scott Sally Stanek Thomas & Barbara Thurman Karthyn Rouse Robert & Lana Scott Richard & Janet Star William Tierney Robert Royko David & Gail Seavert Ellen Stasieluk Harry & Marjorie Tobias Stephen & Jessica Royko Greg Sebald State Bank of Cross Plains Barbara Tolch Richard & Pamela Ruegger James & Cynthia See Henry & Kathei Steare Marilynn & Barbara Tomaloff Patrick & Alvina Runde Michael See Russell & Kathie Stearns Ray & Marion Tomlinson Runners Anonymous, LLC Andreas & Susanne Seeger Charlotte Stein Marceil Tooley James & Nigella Ryan Leonard Seidl Amy Lynn Stella Victoria Topp Matthew Ryan Roger & Shannon Seip Sharon Stenulson Tom & Dianne Totten Nancy Ryan Timothy & Lisa Semmann David & Kay Stenz Town of Otsego Charity Fund Edward & Julietta Sabish Margery Senn Kristin Stephens Genevieve Tretheway Larry Saevre Jan Serr John & Ellen Stephenson Trinity Episcopal Church Peter Sahagian Doris Shain Grant & Amy Stevens Robert & Norma Trojan Jennifer St. John Richard & Lynn Shallberg Steve’s Curling Supplies Betty Trombetta St. Mary’s Hospital John Shannon Jessica Stewart Walter Trzeciak Glenn & Lucille Salter Marshall Shapiro Marjorie Stewart Gordon & Karen Tuffli Gregory Samuels James & Jean Sharer Marjory Stix Jerald & Kendra Tutsch Gordon Samuelson Keith & Pamela Shaver Ralph & Melba Stockhausen Mark & Jessica Tyler Roger Sandell Jeremy & Ann Shea Phil Stoddard Leonard Tysver Thomas & Mary Saphner Robert & Rosemary Shea James & Jennifer Stolen David & Judy Ulery Daniel Sapiro Thomas Shea Muriel Stoneman Joan Uminski Alan Sartorelli Carol Shier Stoughton Hospital Undem Law Office Frederic & Lois Schadewald Neil & Jacqueline Shively Association Upriver Gun Club Donald & Sherry Schaefer Kathleen Shrake Jeff Stouthamer Judith Van Kirk James & Barbara Schaefer Michael & Lynn Shulta Laird & Joan Strand Vincent Van Nevel Sherry Ann Schaefer Barbara Siehr Laurie Strand Ron Van Rossum Ben & Barbara Scharpf Dwaine & Suzie Sievers Richard & Susan Straus Gerritt Van Wagenen William Scheckler Charles & Catherine Sih Leslie Strauss James & Lea Vanden Boom Janice Schefelker Stephen & Lyn Sills David & Sandy Street Rick & Jane Vanden Boogart Mark & Rhonda Scheftner Catherine Silver Fred Strey Norton Vanden Poele Jennifer Scheller David Silverberg Margaret Stroud Annette Vander Naald
36 solving the puzzle Jeane Vanderveer Thomas & Mary Wilding donor SPOTLIGHT: Neil & Eileen Vassau Terry & Ann Wilkerson Robert & Yvonne Veeser Harold Wilkie Donald Venden Anna Maria Williams Martha Vestling Fredric & Joyce Williams Jeff’s Dragonflies from Kathleen Vinge Ruth Williams Russel Vogel & Dae Jean William Wills Jahnek Brian Wilson Cedarburg, Wisconsin Alan Vogt John Wilson Dorcas Volk Judith Wilson Verne & Laverne Vollrath Robert & Vera Wilson Bart & Tara Volpintesta Wisconsin State Golf Ronald & Barbara Association Von Haden Steven Wise Terry & Janice Von Haden Elmer Wisnefsky Antons & Theresa Vrublevskis Lloyd & Christine Withers David & Ruth Wagner Christine Wittenberg Dean & Susan Wagner Barbara Woessner Erika Wagner Lynn & Barbara Wolf Phyllis Wagner Marilyn Wolf Corinne Wakeman Gerald & Nancy Wolfe Kane Walent David & Dianne Wollin Dale & Nancy Walker Karen Wood Nancy Wallace Robert Woods Jonathan Walley Harold & Charlotte Woolf Gloria Walsh Ellen Wright Walworth State Bank Paul & Tracy Wrycha Edward & Marie Wanke William & Mardelle Wuerger Sandra Ward Erwin Wunn Terry & Mary Warfield Michael & Nancy Yaffe James & Mary Wartinbee Kenneth Yarnell Ron & Diana Waterman Julie Yearling In 2002, more than 60 individuals from Cedarburg Matthew Watry Frank & Constance Yost Kenneth Watson Robert & Mary Yost joined together and participated in the 1st Annual Lester & Karen Watters Hames & Nancy Bowlin’ for Colons. The group came together to Waunakee Community Youngerman bowl for Jeff Gall who at the time was battling colon Schools Ronald Zabel Mary Weaver-Klees Peter & Elizabeth Zaher cancer. Sadly, Jeff died from his cancer later that Thomas & Rosemary Webber Kim Zak year; however, the Cedarburg group continues to Anne Weber Steven & Colleen Zenk bowl year after year on a team, appropriately named Joseph & Constance Weber Rose Zerwick Susan Weber Mary Ziegler Jeff’s Dragonflies. Guy & Mary Webster Sylvester & Margie Ziegler Robert & Shirley Wegenke Richard Ziemann Sheri Hoerchner, brother-in-law to Jeff, said, “Although Gene & Barbara Wegner Frank Zillner & Donna Fait Jeff was not a patient at the UW Carbone Cancer Frederick & Mary Wehmeyer Zillner William & Barbara Weidanz Donald & Cynthia Center, it was truly the compassion that we felt when Conrad Weiffenbach Zimmerman we talked with Ann Johnson that encouraged us Sybil Weinstein Michael & Gayle Zinda to come to Madison and talk to one of the colon Scott & Donna Weis Craig & Sari Zirbel Catherine Weiss Alvin & Donna Ziven cancer physicians. For the doctor to meet with us Frank & Joyce Weiss Hassan Zoroufy after bowling to discuss Jeff’s case was unbelievable. James & Ann Weiss Richard & Evelyn Zuck He even gave us his home phone number in case we Larry & Amy Weiss Barb Zuehlke Roy Wellman Gary & Charlotte Zuerner had more questions.” Samuel & Betty Wells Steven Zunker Darin Wendt Sarah Zylstra “Year after year, the Cancer Center has treated our James & Jessica Wendt group so kindly, even though our family is not the only Marie Wescott We have made every effort one that has gone through something like this. Most Rose Mary West to list all $100 and above David & Sybil Westlake gifts received between importantly, it gives us a chance to talk about colon Katherine Wetoska July 1, 2006 through June cancer and bring awareness to the disease. It not Barry & Helen Wiederholt 30, 2007. If your gift was only educates adults, but it can also teach all the kids Peggy Wiederholt inadvertently omitted, or if Neil Wienke there is an error on our part, that come along.” Andrew & Melinda Wilcox we apologize. If you have William & Brenda Wilcox any questions, please call In 2007, the group brought 86 bowlers (pictured Carleen Wild (608) 263-1677. above). Since 2002, this annual event has raised Wild Rose Lioness Club Wild Rose One Fund, Inc. more than $129,000 for colon cancer research at the Cancer Center.
uwccc annual report 2007 37 Marcus Theaters Marigold Kitchen Marriott Madison West Mexicali Rose Michael’s Frozen Custard Middleton Sports & Fitness Milio’s Sandwiches Millennium Salon & Spa Milwaukee Brewers Minnesota Wild Monkey Bar Gymnasium Timothy Muldowney & Jacquelyn Hank Mykulanjelo Nedrebo’s Formal Wear New Creation Art – Laurie Mosher Nitty Gritty Noodles & Company Olson’s Vacuum Sales & On Monday, July 30, 2007, more than 135 golfers joined together at University Ridge Golf Service Course for the first Heads Up! Golf Outing – an outing organized to honor head and neck On Eagle’s Wings Gallery & cancer survivors and their families. More than $29,000 was raised for head and neck cancer Gifts research. Shown above is the impressive array of silent auction items. Orange Shoe Gym Orange Tree Imports In Kind Contributions Countryview Veterinary High Noon Saloon The Original Pancake House Service Hilton Garden Inn Orpheum Theatre Abuelo’s Mexican Food Courtyard Madison East Hong Kong Café Open Circle Healing Arts Embassy Cuda Café Ian’s Pizza Overture Center for the Arts Agape Creations – Sylvia Culvers Ice Age Park & Trail Panera Bread Gleiter Damon’s Grill Foundation Papa John’s Allegiant Air Dane County Sheriff’s Office Identity Works, Inc. Pat O’Malley’s Jet Room All Wrapped Up – By Sansu John & Barbara DeMain Jan Jankowski Pedro’s Mexican AMC Silestone Judy De Muth Deana Jansa Restaurante American Family Insurance Dillman’s Bay Resort Jbird Ink, LTD – Jason & Kim Peppino’s Restaurant Anonymous Diny’s Jewelers Kotecki Hans & Susan Pigorsch Avenue Bar Bob Dommershausen J.H. Findorff & Son, Inc. Prime Quarter Steakhouse Badger Bowl Ellen Donehower Jim’s BP Amaco Pilates Studio West Badger Kennel Club, Inc. Douglas Stewart JT Whitney’s Pub & Brewery Diane Puccetti Bandung Restaurant Company, Inc. Kim Kalepp Pump It Up! The Inflatable Howard Bailey Polly Duchow Kalscheuer’s Funky Bean Party Zone Cora Ball Dykman’s Time Shop Coffee Shop Quivey’s Grove Todd Ball Eastside Transmission Service Kathy Germann Consulting Raintree Resort Benvenuto’s Econoprint Anne Klaprat Martha ReQua Kristeen Berendes The Edgewater Klinke Cleaner’s Red Robin Blue Moon Bar & Grill Edward’s Salon, Hilldale KMR Media Partners Kitt Reuter-Foss Bogey’s Family Fun Park Einstein Bros Bagels Kneaded Relief Day Spa Salons Of Distinction Bowen Best Ella’s Deli Peter Knight Scrapbook Superstore Brandon Buell, Stark Engraving & Trophy Steven Kozar Scott’s Pastry Shoppe Company Realtors Specialists, Inc. Kutter Harley-Davidson Buell Patti Sehloff Brava Finish It Home Furnishings Lakeside School Of Massage Douglas Sherman Bunky’s Café 50 Plus Lifestyles Therapy Teresa Smith BW-3s Buffalo Wild Wings Fired Up Pottery Larsen Portrait Design Hollis Spaier Café Continental Fitness Together – Fitchburg Don Larson Schwoegler Park Towne Candinas Chocolatier Fitness Together – Middleton L’Etoile’s Café Soleil Lanes The Capital Times Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse Little Caesar’s Pizza Spring Harbor Animal The Casbah Forbes Meagher Pete Lundstrom Hospital Chalmers Jewelers Nancy Freeman Roy Lundstrom Stained Glass Artistry – Ann Charlie Trotter’s Brandi Funk Macys Miller Charter Communications Fyfe’s Corner Bistro Madison Ballet Star Cinema Cheeseburger In Paradise Gaga Goods The Madison Club Tai Chi Center Of Madison Christina Christen George Vitense Golfland Madison Children’s Museum Ten Pin Alley City Of Madison George’s Chop House Madison Concourse Hotel Three Orange Doors Clear Channel Glass Nickel Pizza, Co. And Governor’s Club Tommy & Sue Ann Thompson Communications Cecil Gillingham Madison Fire Department Tony Roma’s Billy Collins Grandview Bed & Breakfast Madison Magazine To Have and To Hold Concourse Hotel Great Dane Madison Opera Tommy Bartlett Show Continuum Investment Great Wolf Lodge Madison Originals Tumbleweed Partners Green Bay Packers Madison Repertory Theatre Ultimate Spa & Salon Cottage Cafe Gymfinity Madison Surgical Appliance The University Book Store Countertops By Midwest Harbor Athletic Club Centre The UPS Store Template Service John Hellwig Madison Symphony UW Athletic Department Richard Herfel Orchestra
38 solving the puzzle UW Health Center for Elwin Ball John Dahlke Tom Finkler Integrative Medicine Mary Bargren Anita Dalton Norman Fossier, Jr. UW Health Carewear Audra Baskins James Daubenspeck M. Sandra Foster UW Health Marketing & B. Kent Bauman Joan Davenport Marilyn Fox Public Affairs Dora Bauman Wayne Davidson James Frank UW Hospital & Clinics Bunny Behling Edward Davis Maxa dai Frank UW Marching Band Merlyn Behr Susan Davis Sylvia Frank UW Sports Medicine Mary Behrens Anna Maria De Bernardis Karen Frankie UW Women’s Basketball Barbara Bell Edward Debs James Frehner Villa Dolce Cafe Charlotte Bell Donald Dega Eldon Freiburger Wackerle Jewelry Ruth Berge Alfons Dehring Elaine Friede Jay Wando Harold Berghammer Wayne Dequaine Judy Frydenlund Webstix, Inc. Patricia Berk Beverly Derix Donald Full Wehrmann’s Travel Shop Wilfred Berman Gene Dettwiler Stanley Fulwiler Donna Weihofen Timothy Berschens Kenneth DeVries Robert Gallagher Peggy Wiederholt Harold Bewick Claryce Dierschke Joseph Gambino Carleen Wild Albert Bilgri Donald Dimick Ron Garfield Wilderness Hotel & Golf Tyler Birenbaum Margaret Dimick Sylvia Gast Resort Janet Blackburn Marie Dischler Nancy Gaugert George Wilding Donald Blanchar Jean Mary Dolan Nancy Gee Wings Over Wisconsin Howard Blauert Leisa Douglas Viola Gehm Wisconsin Cancer Council Wilma Bliss Walter Dowdle Charlene Gehrke Wisconsin Chamber Jon Bloesch Gladys Drake Doris Gerndt Orchestra Anna Blum Mary Drecktrah Virginia Gibert Wisconsin Hospitality Group Larry Boh Betty Duffrin Stajley Gibson Wisconsin Public Television Lyle & Helen Bohlman Jean Duncanson Rose Gladbach Wisconsin Women’s Health Jane Bohn Jean Dvorak Sherry Goldstein Foundation Frederick Bonde Helen Dvorak Joan Golen Wisconsin Union Charles Bourquin Rick Dwight David Gorski WISC-TV 3 Edith Boyle Tim Eagle Jack Gorski WMTV NBC 15 Richard Brachman, Sr. Mark Elliott Janet Gould WKOW 27 Glenn Bremmer Mary Erkilla Jack Gracey WOLX 94.9 Thomas Brenner Vera Eschenbauch William Granger Wolff-Kubly Middleton Ace Helen Brieger Joan Eschweiler David Grant The Young & The Restless Gloria Bright Richard Evans Wayne Grap Janet Brooks Marjorie Fait Ruth Green Janet Brown Mary Fass Patricia Griesbach In Memory of Marion Brown Thora Feist William Griffin Memorial gifts are given in Ronald Brull Ralph Feldhake Gwendolyn Grill memory of a loved one who Michael Bruno William Fenner John Grkavac is deceased. A minimum gift Lois Brunsell Valmai Fenster Valentina Grkavac of $100 has been made in Mildred Brus Michael Fink Marge Grogan memory of the individuals Leone Bush listed from July 1, 2006 to Jean Buss June 30, 2007. Kathleen Butler Lew Butler Carol Abernathy Thomas Callahan Audrey Abrahamson Alan Caplan Maureen Adamski Paul Carbone Shirley Allen Patricia Cardo Patricia Allmon Sandra Carroll Mary Amato Duane Casper Shirley Amberg Arthur & Sally Cassady Ellie Anderson Peter Cates Jay Anderson Michael Channing Joseph Anderson Chris Chesley Claire Apfelbach Alfred Cleland Robert Armentrout Scott Clem Melissa Arnold Cynthia Clum Robert Aspinwall Paul Cohen Donald Axelrod Mary Allice Colvin Martha Bablitch Susan Connell-Magee Barbara Bachhuber John Connor UW Marching Band, Tangled Up in Blue and the UW James Bachmann Terry Connors MadHatters teamed up for the second annual Tune It Up Jeffrey Badtke Barbara Corrigan fundraiser in September 2007 to benefit prostate cancer Marcus Bagniefski Jim & Lorraine Cosgrove research at the UW Carbone Cancer Center. The MadHatters Corinne Bahr Gene Craft (pictured above) were the first a cappella group at Richard Bailey Joan Cullen UW-Madison and remain the premier all-male group on Konrad William Bakk Thomas Cunningham campus. Members of this group perform at 80+ locations Dora Bakken John Curtis throughout the year. Gordon Baldwin Milo Cushman
uwccc annual report 2007 39 Betty Koeller Eugene Meyer Mabel Kopplin John Meyer Jean Koskinen Arletta Miller Wilfred Krajco Colleen Miller Lucian Krawczyk Rosemary Miller Lester Krebs Salvatore Mobile Karin Kromenaker William Bond Moran Johanna Krueger Evelyn Morris Henry Kubicki Larry Morrison Don Kuehn Kathleen Mosher Susan Kuzan Lloyd Mueller Catherine Kyles Lisa Mullen Marion La Mar Gladys Myers Robert Laemmrich Ragnhild Myklebust Maynard Landowski Robert Najem Lauralee Lang Helen Nagel Robert Langer Arthur Nelson Tennis players took to the courts for Creating A Racquet on Stephen Lauterbach Carol Nelson June 10, 2007 at Bishops Bay Country Club in Middleton. In Donna Lawhorn Roberta Nelson addition to a round robin tennis mixer and tennis drills for Jack Leech Charles Neuhauser children, a family fun day included an inflatable obstacle Nancy Lembcke Jeanette Nichols course, bounce house and monster basketball hoops. Rita Lenhart Ismya Niemeyer Kudos to Polly Duchow for organizing this event to benefit Bud Lewis Richard Norene melanoma research. Shown above are Polly (left), Martha Sidney Lieberstein Gordon Norlin ReQua, Dr. Mark Albertini and Carol Albertini. Richard Lien John Norman Don Lill James Normington Sandy Lipp Harold Norsman Lorraine Gross Elizabeth Hopkins Martha Lippitt F. Harwood & Lucile Orbison Willard Gross Louise Hotz George Loescher Anthony Occhietti Arlene Grudis Marjorie Howard Chris Lohman Christy O’Keefe Edward Gschwind Aleta Mae Hughes Daniel Long, Jr. Mary O’Keefe Paul Gundlach Phil Hunkel Ginger Long Darlene Olson Sherrie Hadley Rita Hutchins Reuben Lorenz Lynn Orelle-Busker David Hague David Hutmacher James Luessman Ernest Osborne Cletus Hahn Kent Imm Alice Lukken Walter Oswalt William Halfman Jeanette Imsland Helen Lynch Donna Overboe Ronald Hammerstrom Alan Instefjord Nathaniel Stewart Lynch Sylvia Owens Mary Jane Handke Martha Jahnke Ben Lyons Roland Packard Eugene & Sue Hanmer Donald Janke Paul Magnusson Daniel Pagel Arthur Hanson Linda Jett Jeanne Mahal Charlene Paul Hans Harder Betty Johnson Gloria Maitland Katie Paul Carol Harding Geraldine Johnson Wanda Maloney Jane Payne Deanna Haroldson Linda Johnson Nadine Manney L. Clark Peckham Gisela Harris Willard Johnson William Mapother Bruce Pederson Barbara Harvey Cheryl Johannes-Hoyt Blanche Margolis Edward Peirick Karen Haselow Mary Ann Jokela John Marotz Jeanne Perchik Peter Hasler Dorothy Kahlert Dorothy Marsden-Fritz Carolyn Peterson Claude Hazlett Maureen Kalinowski Dana Maselter Eleanor Pettibone John Healy Martha Karbler JoAnne Mayborg David Pfaff Drew Anders Hegner Wayne Karg Dorothy McAdams Dennis Pfeil George Hegner Anthony Karls Jack McBride Col. Gary Pike Robert Hegner Joseph Kauffman Michael McCannon Clement Pink Joseph Heim William Keck Butch McCarley Beth Pitot Hubbard Armond & Eleanor Heimerl Mary Keller Thomas McCartney Katheren Pittack Sandra Hein Fred Kelley Peter McCarville Louise Pollock Daisy Heintz M.P. & Ivy Kelly Robert McFarlane Rachel Popuch-Kelcz Patricia Helland Jo Kerr Amy McGovern-Longo Ellis Potter Joseph Helt William Ketchum Mac McGuire Roger Quamme Ellen Henderson Christopher Kettner Christine McHugh John Quick, III G. Robert Henderson Marcia Keyt Thomas McKie Clarence Rabas Betty Henry Leon Kiener George McKilligin Dannielle Radtke Rick & Chris Herriot David Kilgore Virgil McKittrick Albert Ravid Roger Herzberg James Kimpfbeck James McManus Rose Ravid Elizabeth Hillhouse Ronald King Lillian McNew Kathleen Reader Bruce Hinrichs Susan Kitelinger Max McQuade Lois Reid Arland Hocker, Jr. Steven Kitzerow Walter Medcalf Patsy Reif Cindy Hoebel Bernice Kliebard John Meehan Charles ReQua Robert Hoffman Joyce Kliebenstein Mary Meeusen Roger Resek Mary Hoffmeister Norman Klump Joseph Meloy Dory Resneck Anton Holewinski Donald Knaak James Menzel Earl Rettig Diane Hollatz Donald Knox Harold Metzen Gerhardt Richter Edborg Holmberg Lynda Knudson Barbara Meyer Marla Richter Daniel Honold Gary Koch
40 solving the puzzle Anthony & Mary Richtsmeier Walter Starr Lois Wurtzler Steven Howard Theodore Ripple Irvine Stein Ed Zahn Pete Jefferson Wayne Ritchie Kenneth Stenulson Jack Zak, Jr. Ted Jones Bill Roberts Kathleen Stevens Erich Ziemann Lee Kaplan Eldon Roesler John Stewart Marian Zimbric Jane Keller Trixi Roesler Frank Stiles Kenneth Zimmerman Jeanne Kerr Dorothy Rolain Matt Stivarius Robert Zitzler Nancy Kirby Joan Rosenberg Helen Stockland Frank Zuerner Doris Knox Byron Ross Marcy Stoddard Mary Marjorie Zweifel Dolores Kohn Mathias Roth Susan Stoddard Roger Zwickey Charles Koval William Roth John Stoltz Carolyn Kraemer Wayne Rounds, Sr. Willam Stoneman Michael Krebs Elmer Rouse Tom Stouthamer In Honor Of David Kushner Geraldine Royko Richard Strauss Honor gifts are given in Walter Longo Robert & Doris Rupnow Ann Stroh-Klebermass recognition of a loved one Thomas Lucas Harold Rusch June Sullivan who is living. A minimum gift Gary Luethi Roger Rusch Dawn Tanner of $100 has been made in Eberhard Mack Tiffany Ryan Howard Temin honor of the individuals listed David Mahvi Constance Sahagian Richard Terhall from July 1, 2006 to June 30, Dana Malone Helen Samuelsen Sue Terry 2007. Lynda Maselter Judy Rae Sandell Richard Terwilliger Gayle May LeRoy Sands Jerry Tessen Mark Albertini Karen McCannon Betty Schaafsma Allen Thieleke Richard & Sally Allen Richard McCormick Bonnie Schachman Ron Thilleman Sam Armato Pat McGowan Barbara Schaefer Michael Thomas Abby Armstrong Nancy Miller Phyllis Schaeffel Andrew Thompson Lawrence & Jean Beales Karen Milner-Adams Lindon & Helen Schaffer William Treible Arthur Benade Henry Mueller, Jr. G. Irving Schefelker James Tretheway Niles & Linda Berman Daniel Mulkerin Adeline Schiefelbein Glenn Trewartha Kathleen Bero Christine Naab John Max Schiessl David Tribbey Elizabeth Bigley Inamm Najem Glenda Schildknecht Sheila Twesme Rodney & Jeanne Blum Steven Nelesen Herbert Schlater Julie Van Epps Charles Bourquin Joann Neyhard Arlene Schmidt Frances Van Nevel Tara Breslin Lindsay Nolan Michael Schmitt Buck Van Vonderen George Bryan North Bristol Sportsman Club Laura Schneeberg Jay VanSloan Kate Burke David Oehling Merle Schuler John Veatch Ron Burmeister Lynn Orbison George Schultz Laurabelle Vinje Will & Joan Byram Mary Orvis Gilmore Schultz Carolyn Wagner Allen Byrnes Karen Peck Mary Schuppe Otto Wagner Ardath Calzaretta Ed & Judy Peirick Rudolph Schwartz Richard Walsh Andrew Carr Stephanie Pink Mary Ann Schweitzer Norma Wampler Louise Carr Todd Pink Nancy Schwerdtfeger Suzy Watson Diane Craig Chechik Tom Pink Henry Scoles Ann Webster Wesley Christianson Renee Quellhorst Deborah Senn-Reese Alvin Wegner Chris Cook Robert & Gale Radtke Judith Severin Caroline Weidanz Jerry Cox Donna Ragatz Cindy Sexton Conrad Weis Jennifer Degarmo Samuel Recht Darryl Shain Sandy Weitzer Fern Delaney Martha Reinke Warren Shrake Gerald Wells Michael DiMaggio, Jr Steve & Diana Reuschlein Donald Sinaiko Marion Wermuth Barbara Drnec Ronald Ritari John Skemp Irma Wetmore Cindy Dudley Dan Roach Francis Sladky Joe Wiederholt Leonard “Prent” Eager Diana Ryan Harry Slater Turner Wilcox Mark & Eleanor Eckert Donald Ryan Robert Slopa LuAnn Marie Wild Carol Ehrsam Robert Schmitz F. James Smart Eileen Wild Jo Ann Elliott Kristina Schultz Alan Smith Lorraine Wilkie Judy Engebretson Jody Schwerdtfeger-Rough John Smith Hubert Will Nancy Engelhart Betty Simmers Marge Smith Florence Wille Christine Erdman Bob & Ruth Skoronski Oliver Smith James Williams Bill Evans James Spaide Betty Snyder Richard Williams Janis Fuerst James Stewart Dawn Soma Daisy Williamson James Gilmore Douglas Tormey Charles Sommer Jean Wills Shell Goar Geraldine Torti Karl Southworth Stanley Wilson Jerry Goodwin Diane Vesely Barbara Spencer Kate Windorski Sharon Gregg Joyce Wagner Barb Spenser Karl Woessner Paul & Sarah Harari James Weiss Richard “Dick” Spragg David Woeste Ellen Hartenbach John Wencel Leslie Sprecher Paul Wolf Joseph & Norma Harvath Steve Zelenski Mary Stack Eric Wolfe Mary Harvey Glenda Zemlicka Malcolm Stafford Robert Wollersheim Fred Herrmann Lucille Zimmerman Brett Stangel Christopher Wood Sharon Hodge Peter Stanley Renate Wunn Elizabeth Hoffmann Shirley Stanley Gilbert Wunrow Will Holm
uwccc annual report 2007 41 Financialcopy Information For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2007
Operating Results for the Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2004
FISCAL 2007 FISCAL 2006 FISCAL 2005 FISCAL 2004 Sources Of Support Grants and awards Core grant from NCI $5,775,748 $5,950,249 $5,012,413 $5,081,743 Other federal awards 95,973,303 97,831,063 93,915,646 74,007,463 Industry and other 23,686,689 15,932,403 17,858,051 12,709,340 125,435,740 119,713,715 116,786,110 91,798,546
Contributions 3,797,594 5,423,742 4,600,175 3,706,914
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health 732,441 853,141 920,271 1,000,820 All other 152,853 46,000 60,830 47,825 885,294 899,141 981,101 1,048,645
Fees for research support services 1,790,421 1,479,850 1,321,496 955,921
Investment earnings 1,040,005 984,357 739,070 804,204
Total Support 132,949,054 128,500,805 124,427,952 98,314,230
Expenditures Salaries and benefits 64,052,666 61,801,409 58,326,534 47,791,234 Equipment 2,296,933 2,662,573 2,022,249 1,613,682 Services and supplies 11,388,613 11,422,570 11,166,212 10,041,091 Travel 1,733,055 1,525,488 1,649,753 1,254,724 Other expenses 23,913,258 21,362,185 18,705,380 13,058,466 Overhead support to UW-Madison 28,552,343 29,945,866 27,857,459 23,479,837
Total Expenditures 131,936,868 128,720,091 119,727,587 97,239,034
Support Greater Than $1,012,186 $(219,286) $4,700,365 $1,075,196 (Less Than) Expenditures
During fiscal 2007 total support increased to $132.9 million or an increase of 3.5%. Since fiscal 2004 support has grown 35.2%.
Total expenditures in fiscal 2007 reached $131.9 million. As in prior years, salaries and benefits represented the largest component of expenditures at 48% of total expenditures.
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McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research - 11% Expenses by Member Department All Others - 16% During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2007, research and training-related expenditures were incurred in more than 40 UW schools School of Pharmacy - 3% and departments. The Cancer Center member Medicine - 20% Surgery - 3% departments cover a wide range of disciplines Ophthalmology - 2% across the UW campus. The two largest Pediatrics - 2% departments, as measured by expenditures, Chemistry - 2% were the Department of Medicine and the College of Agricultural & McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research. Life Sciences - 5% Population Health Sciences - 5%
College of Engineering - 7% Cancer Center Core Grant - 5% School of Veterinary Medicine - 4% Human Oncology - 2% Pathology - 8% Pharmacology - 5%
$200,000,000 Member Support All Others As of July 1, 2007 Cancer Center member NIH annual external research and training $150,000,000 NCI support totaled $155 million, an increase of 10.5%. The increase is largely found in $100,000,000 NIH-funded grants. $50,000,000
0 FY 2000 FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2006 FY 2007
Imaging & Radiation Sciences - 5.21% (42 Members) Human Cancer Virology - 5.06% Expenses by Program (10 Members) This chart represents the relative levels of Cancer Cell Biology - 25.85% (57 Members) expenditures during the fiscal year by the
Cancer Center program areas. Experimental Therapeutics - 18.75% (52 Members)
Chemoprevention - 4.64% (21 Members)
Cancer Control - 24.77% (45 Members) Cancer Genetics - 15.73% (23 Members)
uwccc annual report 2007 43 Contributions: A commitment to the future
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44 solving the puzzle Credits Editor Contributors Special Thanks For More Contributions Craig Robida Russ Austin Paul Ahlquist Information To contribute to the UW Paul P. Carbone Linda Dietrich Rhoda Arzoomanian For patient services at UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Julie Fiers Howard Bailey the UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center Gayla Garlick-Hansen Paul Harari Comprehensive Cancer Center, please contact: Colleen Gavin Patricia Keely Center, please contact: Art Direction and Paula Goode Laura Kiessling Ann Johnson Cancer Connect Graphic Design Ann Johnson Lu Marchand UW Paul P. Carbone (800) 622-8922 or Christine Klann Jan Johnson Ruth Oliver Comprehensive (608) 262-5223 UW Health Marketing & Lauren Meyers Rakesh Patel Cancer Center [email protected] Public Affairs Bob Millholland 600 Highland Ave., K4/658 Stephanie Orzechowski Acknowledgments Madison, WI 53792-6164 For information on the Photography Jerome Rather HPV capsid image by (608) 263-1677 latest research initiatives, Tom McInvaille Jan Temple J.-Y. Sgro, UW-Madison, [email protected] news and upcoming C&N Photography Stephine Wasielewski from PDB-ID: 1L0T , Modis, events, view the UW Brava Magazine Jane Wegenke Y., Trus, B.L., Harrison, S.C. Carbone Cancer Center Todd Brown Stan Whitbey (2002) Atomic model of website: cancer.wisc.edu George Wilding the papillomavirus capsid. EMBO J. 21:4754-62.
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