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To Download the Program Book As A A Letter From the Founder & Chairman Welcome to the Expect Miracles East Coast Classic. We are thrilled to be supported by such a dynamic group of leaders in the financial services industry. In its 21st year, this tournament is a testament to your continued drive to make a lasting impact on cancer research and patient care. In life’s chaotic momentum, it’s easy to forget how lucky we are. We keep the most pressing part of our days in the forefront of our minds: catching that plane, meeting with a client, revising that presentation. But what if the biggest part of your day was sitting through another painful round of drug therapy, or waiting on the results of a biopsy that could define the length of your life? Thanks to your support of Expect Miracles Foundation, the Robert and Renée Belfer Center for Applied Cancer Science at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has made great advances in its mission to hasten the time it takes to bring new therapies to cancer patients. Your generosity has helped facilitate the recent development of a new FDA-approved therapy for a rare type of lung cancer. Another drug is in Phase 3 trials. Your commitment to our mission has also helped develop a non-invasive liquid biopsy for diagnosis and assessment of drug efficacy in breast cancer patients. And this year, thanks to your growing support and enthusiasm, Expect Miracles Foundation is also supporting the Center for Experimental Therapeutics at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. You are saving lives and bringing people comfort and hope. Twenty-one years later it is extremely evident that what we are doing is working. The discoveries being made in the field of cancer research are the most exciting in the history of the disease—we are getting closer to the cure. We need to continue to rally the industry, raise funds, and promote awareness, so that the results of a biopsy define a treatment—not a life. We are incredibly grateful for your loyal support. On behalf of our Board of Directors and staff, I thank YOU! YOU are the cure. Frank Strauss Founder & Chairman Expect Miracles Foundation “Every time I have an opportunity to engage with AGENDA Expect Miracles I am overwhelmed with its impact.” Trick Shot Performance by Karan McClimans Peter Johncke at Driving Range T. Rowe Price 9:00am Shotgun Start 10:00am Post Golf Celebration Reception 3:30pm Putting Contest Finals 4:15pm Helicopter Ball drop 4:30pm Event Concludes 6:00pm Expect Miracles Foundation rallies the financial services industry to invest in life-saving cancer research and advance patient care programs nationwide. Learn more at ExpectMiraclesFoundation.org Event Emcee Special Guest Jon Meterparel has established himself as Peter Johncke is known in golf circles as the one of the signature on-air personalities in Trickshot Master. He has entertained world- New England. Throughout his career, Jon has wide, performing exhibitions in 26 countries at showcased his versatility in covering sports professional tournaments, charity events, club both at the professional and collegiate levels. outings, golf expos, conventions, and junior clinics. He has been featured on all of the major Jon spent 12 years as an on-air personality at TV networks and leading golf outlets including Boston’s leading sports radio station, WEEI, Golf Digest and The Golf Channel. A native with the Dennis and Callahan show. This show of Sweden and a current Florida resident, was also simulcast on NESN weekday mornings. Peter learned the game of golf from his father Jon has also served as a Comcast Sports Net fill- who won the Swedish Championship seven in host on the NE Sports Tonight. consecutive years. Peter had an accomplished Jon has served as the BC football play by play professional career himself which included announcer for 10 years running and as the BC participation on the European Tour and wins basketball announcer the last 5 years. He is also and merits on smaller European and United currently the voice of Major League Lacrosse’s States tours. However, Peter attributes a cancer Boston Cannons. diagnosis as launching him into a career in golf entertainment. Diagnosed with testicular cancer Expanding on his impressive portfolio, Jon in 1993, Peter endured multiple surgeries and Meterparel became the face of the Metrowest treatments before recovering. The diagnosis gave Subaru and has performed TV and radio Peter a new perspective and appreciation for life commercial work for multiple Boston brands. and golf. Golf entertainment provided an outlet Jon has recently launched his own website for him to showcase his talents and new-found www.JonMeterparel.com and is the play by play appreciation. Peter performed his first show in talent for One World Sports TV network. 1994, and he has been bringing magic to the game of golf ever since! Board of Directors Frank Strauss – Beacon Consulting Group, Chairman of the Board Jim Nolan – Citi Scott Brady – Merrill Lynch Tim O’Sullivan – Deloitte & Touche Peter Clothier – Computershare Fund Services Shaun Real – EY Gary Enos – President of the Board Harvey Rosen – J.P. Morgan John Griffin – PwC Nancy Rowe – Jimmy Fund Golf Program Ben Huneke – Morgan Stanley Peggy Schooley – Broadridge James Keenan – State Street Corp. Bruce Speca Hugh Kelly – Harbor Capital Advisors Ken Starr – Interactive Data Michael Kerrigan – Beacon Consulting Group Eileen Storz-Salino – Eaton Vance Management Stephen Kraunelis – State Street Corp. Peter Thatch – Capital Group Terri Labrecque – BNY Mellon Susan Theder – Cetera Financial Group Rich Lenihan Paul Tillotson – Fiduciary Trust Rich Linton – Voya Financial Lynette Turner – BNY Mellon Lonnie R. Macdonald – UMB Fund Services Rheeta Wise – MFS Investment Management Nick Nichols – DST Systems, Inc. We lovingly remember our late Board Members & Expect Miracles Foundation supporters Greg Cannon Don DeMarco Debralee Goldberg Steve Katzin Paula Pearlstein Brian Schmidt Guardian Angel Scholarship Named in memory of Paula J. Pearlstein, the Guardian Angel Award is given annually to the individual who best personifies Paula’s commitment and dedication to fighting cancer. Commencing in 2005, the award was given in the form of a scholarship to a cancer survivor. Past Recipients 2014 – Fernando Morales 2009 – Larry Theriault, Judith Theriault 2013 – Monaa Leslie & James Gordon 2008 – Christopher Johnson 2012 – Emilyann Dearborn 2007 – Tori Rando 2011 – Andrew MacKinlay 2006 – Paul Lincoln 2010 – Tara Daniels 2005 – Christopher Johnson Expect Miracles Award Awarded in memory of Steven Katzin, co-founder of Mutual Funds Against Cancer, this award recognizes the individual or organization that, in the spirit of Steve, best utilizes their influence on others and generous spirit for the betterment of society. Past Recipients 2014 – Nick Nichols 2007 – Brian Schmidt, BlackRock 2013 – Lonnie Macdonald 2006 – Bruce Speca, John Hancock Financial 2012 – Ken Poudrier & Paul Timmins 2005 – Jim Keenan, State Street Corp. and 2011 – Anthony Kraunelis John Dennis, WEEI Radio 2010 – Jay Keeshan, Management Practice 2004 – Bruce Speca, John Hancock Financial 2009 – Ken Starr, Interactive Data Corp. 2003 – Alan Fish, Ernst & Young 2008 – Stan Bornstein, DiBona, Bornstein & Random 2002 – Lisa Onorato, JPMorgan Chase CJ Award Named in honor of Christopher M. Johnson, the CJ Award is given to the individual who best exemplifies the humble, yet determined spirit of Chris, while generously donating their time to fight the worthy battle against cancer. Past Recipients 2015 – Kevin Caravella 2006 – Don DeMarco (1945-2005) 2014 – Lisa Onorato & Ken Michaud 2013 – Paul Tillotson 2005 – Kevin Welby 2012 – Eileen Storz-Salino 2004 – Chris Lacey 2010 – Paul MacLellan 2003 – Gary Enos & Jeff Tompkins 2009 – Doug Quagliaroli 2002 – Steve Katzin 2008 – Nancy Stokes 2001 – Paula Pearlstein 2007 – Cindi Boudreau 2000 – Gerald Roche YPEM Award In recognition of a young professional whose exceptional contribution of time, resources, and energy rallies the next generation of financial executives to support the life-saving mission of Expect Miracles Foundation. Foundation Award Presented annually to the Foundation Sponsor in sincere appreciation for its commitment to Expect Miracles Foundation in leading the financial industry in the noble fight against cancer. Miracle Maker Leadership Council Highlights April 30, 2015 ‒ Boston, MA Expect Miracles Foundation was proud to present the 4th Annual Miracle Maker Leadership Council Funding Award Celebration on April 30, 2015. This event is the annual highlight for the Council members as they hear from the doctors they support and recognize innovative organizations and programs they fund. With the support of 14 new Miracle Maker Leadership Council members, who joined last year, the largest gathering to date of 75 MMLC Members and guests were on hand to join in the celebration. Through the addition of new members, the MMLC’s impact was also amplified, as this year’s funding cycle supported five charities with nearly $30,000—the most charities to ever be supported at one time by the MMLC. Alicia Rose Victorious Foundation ($10,000) - Grant will provide at least 423 newly diagnosed teens and young adults with Teen Kits, which include a bandana pillow and a custom designed nylon cinch bag filled with age-appropriate items to entertain, distract, and comfort patients during treatment. Cancer Kiss My Cooley ($3500) - Grant will provide 1 family with a Kiss of HOPE™. The Kiss of Hope program gives children with brain tumors and their families the opportunity to create happy memories and moments together to escape the everyday battle of cancer through financial assistance and a custom memory making experience that is specific to that child. Circle of Care ($3000) – Grant will support one family through the Lifeline Emergency Fund, which provides money to families impacted by cancer who have exhausted all other financial resources. These funds will be put towards essentials such as mortgage, rent, or utility payments. The grant will also provide 10 gas and grocery cards to families in need.
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