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As a drummer for a critically acclaimed progressive rock band, band, rock progressive acclaimed critically a for drummer a As
On her last Christmas Eve, at the age of 96, Mrs. Holt showed a group of New Orleanians that she from donation generous a by possible made is Rhythms NOMC
was no stranger to the dance floor by leading them in a traditional Greek dance. “We wish to NOMC
NEWSLETTER honor my mother with a memorial fund at the NOMC in acknowledgment of her passion for R E N G I S E D
music and the friendship of our many musician friends in New Orleans,” says Gregory Holt.
“Mother never lost her zest for life. We hope that her memorial fund will enhance the lives of the C I H P A R G
NOMC musicians who provided the zest to the last years of her life in New Orleans!” CONTRIBUTOR FEATURED Anastasia Alice Petrou Holt April 24th 1905 � May 6th 2002 Anastasia Holt’s visits to St. Louis Cathedral were often punctuated by a Philanthropic rendition of “Amazing Grace” from the support The?Foundation?for?the?LSU?Health?Sciences?Center Non�Profit Org. jazz musicians playing in Jackson THERE are many ways to make a U.S. Postage Square. Whenever they saw her pass tax�deductible gift to the NOMC. We PAID by, they’d strike up her favorite song. NOMCNEW ORLEANS Permit No. 1670 MUSICIANS’ CLINIC She moved to the French Quarter in welcome the opportunity to help you New Orleans, LA 1999, at the age of 95 to be with her establish memorial funds in the at?the?LSU?Healthcare?Network son, Gregory Holt, and his new memory of those who brought music to P.O.?Box?58126 partner in life, singer, Lucy Burnett. In life for you. Donations are possible Byrd Syndey © Photograph a short time this zesty little lady had New?Orleans,?LA?70158-8126 AS THE SELF–PROCLAIMED EMPEROR OF THE WORLD, through cash contributions and pledges, endeared herself to many people, in was one of those legendary characters who make Louisiana the fertile gifts of royalties, appreciated stocks and ERNIE K–DOE particularly musicians and residents of crescent of American Culture. Ernest Kador, Jr, always boasted that he was born at Charity the French Quarter. As she always said other securities, corporate matching Hospital on February 22, 1936. This Baptist preacher’s son went on to gain international acclaim as “life was for living, for God, family, programs and gifts of real estate. Gifts an R & B singer with such hits as “Mother–in–Law,” “Ta–Te–Ta–Ta,” and “Hello My Lover.” good friends and forgiveness.” Caroline Atrens through the estate plans of individuals �1910�2001� Ernie was a showman and a role model with an infectious power to motivate. At the NOMC we take his wisdom and determination to heart. In Ernie’s words, are also welcomed and encouraged. The NOMC wishes to thank Mrs. “All you got to do is keep the faith in what you’re doing. You set your goal line, and don’t let nobody change you. You Useful vehicles for estate commitments Nolan Patrick of Toronto, Ontario know what you tell someone when they tell you you can’t do something? FOOL, SHUT include wills, charitable remainder for the �3,000 donation to the Francis Harding Memorial Fund, YOUR MOUTH UP ! " trusts, life insurance policies, retirement in memory of her late mother, In 1994 Ernie married the fantastic Miss Antoinette Fox who turned his life around personally fund assets and others. Caroline Atrens, a longtime fan of and professionally. Today Antoinette, NOMC Musician Empowerment Director, keeps Ernie’s New Orleans jazz. legacy alive at the Mother–in–Law Lounge where she mentors musicians from all over the world. For further information please call Michelle Gegenheimer at 412-1707. GOOD HEALTH to honor Mail donations to: The EMPEROR The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic ONE of my primary tasks upon becoming “Since Ernie’s passing, my mission is to stress
prevention BEFORE a major illness rises, “urges
P.O. Box 58126 New Orleans, La. Walker Jones of Cunningham A. Mark Counsel: • Administrative Director of the NOMC in May 2001
• NOMC Outreach Chair: Bethany Bultman: [email protected] Bultman: Bethany Chair: Outreach NOMC • has been to make certain that none of our musician Antoinette.” I want to help other musicians seek health
70158-8126 [email protected] Bultman: Johann Ellis Director: Founding NOMC • Hospital) University (near patients neglect their health. That means they care, to continue to receive health check ups, and to save
Karl Raymond Ewald, Jr. 1548 ext. 412-1000 Blanchard Troy Coordinator: In-take Patient NOMC •
[email protected] mg E-mail: 2-1686 41 (504) Fax: 412-1707 (504) sometimes need to be ‘nudged’ to come in for regular their lives in memory of the ‘Emperor’. Don’t wait ‘til
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• NOMC Administrative Director: Director: Administrative NOMC • check ups. Upon perusing the NOMC’s existing it’s too late.” • NOMC Clinical Services Coordinator: Carol Schwaner, NP-C Schwaner, Carol Coordinator: Services Clinical NOMC •
One of the NOMC founders, Bethany CLINIC MUSICANS' ORLEANS NEW patient database, I came upon Ernest Kador’s, “Ernie The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic strives to raise • NOMC Medical Director: Dr. Cathi Fontenot Cathi Dr. Director: Medical NOMC • our NOMC dietitian? Please call Michelle at 412-1707. at Michelle call Please dietitian? NOMC our
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Ewald Bultman, credits her dad, Karl Karl R. K–Doe” �Emperor of the World� name. It was then awareness through community grants, outreach projects
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world with an innate passion for food, travel and music. He was the fourth generation to be commitment to the NOMC mission, and with this
Orthodontics, and Pierre Fauchard Academy Foundation Foundation Academy Fauchard Pierre and Orthodontics, 1998, almost two years before. recovery
music. Bethany recalls, “The legacy of or ?
• Dental Services funded by Sweet Relief Musicians’ Fund, Musicares, American Musicares, Fund, Musicians’ Relief Sweet by funded Services Dental •
born in his family home in St. Mary Parish. Mr. Ewald earned his B.A. degree in 1940 from Ernie K–Doe was our earliest and greatest NOMC commitment The Foundation for LSU Health Sciences
• Glaucoma Research and Treatment funded by NARAS by funded Treatment and Research Glaucoma • substance abuse substance jazz appreciation was a powerful for group support musicians’ a of part become to Want •
Principia College in Elsah, Illinois, before doing his post graduate studies in the hospitality supporter. By sad coincidence, he was also one of the Center welcomes the opportunity to raise funds in
endowment in our home in Natchez, (NARAS) Inc. Sciences, & Arts Recording of
industry at the Cornell School of Hotel Administration in Ithaca, New York in 1942. After a Academy National by funded Protector Ear and Research Prevention Deafness • first patients I needed to encourage to come back to memory of Ernie K�Doe for the New Orleans Musicians’
Center. Call Troy at 412-1111 to schedule an appointment. an schedule to 412-1111 at Troy Call Center.
Mississippi. My dad took my brother 896-2471 (504) [email protected] Clinic. “It will be our privilege to help others pay tribute
stint as an assistant manager at the Monteleone Hotel in New Orleans, Mr. Ewald achieved Eye LSU the at Burgoyne Claude Dr. to (NARAS) Sciences and the clinic for another check up. I even made an
• Musician Hep C Advocate: Timothea Beckerman Timothea Advocate: C Hep Musician •
as part of a grant given by the National Academy of Recording Arts Arts Recording of Academy National the by given grant a of part as Glaucoma screenings for all musicians are offered on Fridays from 1–4PM from Fridays on offered are musicians all for screenings
and me to the Blue Room to hear his • appointment to meet Ernie and his wife, Antoinette. to his life and his music in order to help others like him
his life long goal, to own hotels throughout the Gulf South. A dedication to tourism led him (MAP) Program Assistance Musicians’ by funded Services Addiction/Recovery •
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Dental 7 -170 2 41 call appointments • NOMC patients interested in in interested patients NOMC • Unfortunately before we could meet, Ernie suddenly get the healthcare they need” says Kate McCall Clarke,
favorite artists from the time we were and his wife, Bette, to become volunteers in the International Executive Service Corps,
Prostate Screening please call Michelle @ 412-1707. @ Michelle call please Screening • For FREE FREE For • became so ill that he had to be rushed to the hospital, Executive Vice President and Director of Development
toilet trained. Music was always accepting six advisory assignments in Jamaica, Belize, Panama, and Mexico from 1971 to 1990.
call Michelle @ 412-1707. @ Michelle call for the LSU Health Sciences Center Foundation. �504
rocking the chandeliers in our house�� pharmacy the at formulary) (NOMC $8.00 for filling Prescription 4. where he died July 5, 2001.
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“Music enriched his life so much,” says Bethany Bultman, “that his memorial fund keeps my Vaccinations 3. “For many years my husband had not seen a doctor 568–3712�. “Even before the announcement of the fund,
Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong, care pediatric General 2.
dad’s spirit alive in the artistry of the musicians the clinic serves.” nor had a health check up,” told we received a check for �500.00 in Ernie K–Doe’s
Mammograms musicians 50 years and over. and years 50 musicians • FREE FREE • Antoinette Kador
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care services to NOMC patients as well as: well as patients NOMC to services care me. “That was until the NOMC opened its doors in memory from one of this fans.”
and identify yourself as an NOMC patient. patient. NOMC an as yourself identify and –Michelle Gegenheimer,
Basie, Pete Fountain and Peggy Lee primary all offers Carrollton) South (3900 Center Shopping Carrollton in
1100 2- 41 For weekend and after hour emergencies ONLY please call call please ONLY emergencies hour after and weekend For 1998. It was then that Ernie’s health problems were
R E T N E C H T L A E H New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic Administrative Director
7 7 170 170 412- were his all�time favorites. For my 412-
NOMC/DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY OF NOMC/DAUGHTERS discovered, and he immediately began to clean up his
Your continued support appointments and information for call Musicians 504–412–1707/504–415–7551 eighteenth birthday my Dad gave me a lifestyle. But like most people, going to the doctor E–mail: [email protected] medical services medical
gift I will never forget. He took me to KEEPS NEW ORLEANS MUSIC ALIVE! NOMC wasn’t a priority when Ernie wasn’t feeling sick.
the Rainbow Room in New York to The NOMC is supported by the LSUHSC Foundation, a 501�c�3 organization. www.wwoz.org/clinic
available at available To make contributions ... dance with him to Duke Ellington.” information general nomc ERNIE K–DOE NOMC MEMORIAL FUND • P.O. Box 58126 • New Orleans, Louisiana 70158–8126.
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email Mike at [email protected] or go to to go or [email protected] at Mike email All rights reserved. reserved. reserved. rights rights All All Copyright Copyright © 2002 New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic. Clinic. Clinic. Musicians’ Musicians’ Orleans Orleans New New 2002 2002 © ©
NOMC Rhythms readers, doctors, and musicians. For more information, please please information, more For musicians. and doctors, readers, Rhythms NOMC – Mike Nix and Graphinix Design currently offers many packages discounted for for discounted packages many offers currently Design Graphinix and Nix Mike –
S D N U F L A I R O M E M
KEEPI N ’ NOMC organization.” great this for attempting NOMC
results must stand out in order to get noticed.’ So that’s what I’m I’m what that’s So noticed.’ get to order in out stand must results NEW ORLEANS
graphinix.com by Michael Nix at at Nix Michael by
environment, communication programs that produce positive positive produce that programs communication environment, MUSICIANS’ CLINIC
Layout and Design Graphic
new orleans m Ausi L Ic V E message–saturated today’s ‘In says, Arts Graphic of Institute
‘information design.’ A business philosophy of The American American The of philosophy business A design.’ ‘information NOMC logo design by Richard Landry Richard by design logo NOMC
Rhythms Editors: Bethany Bultman and Michelle Gegenheimer Michelle and Bultman Bethany Editors: Rhythms information accessible to those who need it through this this through it need who those to accessible information
Rhythms’ logo by Annette Au Annette by logo Rhythms’ NOMC newsletter, I have the opportunity to make vital vital make to opportunity the have I newsletter, NOMC
Anastasia Program. Design Graphic University Loyola
was born in Alexandria, Egypt 97 years ago. In 1946, after the With death. and life in difference the make can healthcare
Design Consultant: Professor Dana Bartelt of the of Bartelt Dana Professor Consultant: Design
beingAlice a teacher Petroufor many years, Holtshe married a British soldier and moved with him to England. quality that knowing up grew I so nurse a is mom “My Mike.
Design Editor �Re�Becca Rapp �Re�Becca Editor Design
When she was widowed, she came the United States to be with her two sons. says NOMC,” the for designing in goal primary my is medicine
pro�bono design and layout for the NOMC. “Demystifying “Demystifying NOMC. the for layout and design pro�bono
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Shield Blue and Cross Blue 2002 SUMMER
“My mother made sure that we developed a passion for music at an early age,” recalls her son, An independent licensee of the the of licensee independent An
Gregory Holt.” It was this that enabled me to embrace the music of New Orleans. With two of her the and Design, Graphinix business, design his gigs, his juggles he appreciation for the health care needs of musicians. Remarkably, Remarkably, musicians. of needs care health the for appreciation
Printing by BlueCross BlueShield of Louisiana. of BlueShield BlueCross by Printing
ie Nix Mike
grandchildren now following their dreams as musicians, Mother’s legacy will live on.” little a than more with NOMC the to comes Pfizer Inc and Pfizer Foundation. Foundation. Pfizer and Inc Pfizer
As a drummer for a critically acclaimed progressive rock band, band, rock progressive acclaimed critically a for drummer a As
On her last Christmas Eve, at the age of 96, Mrs. Holt showed a group of New Orleanians that she from donation generous a by possible made is Rhythms NOMC
was no stranger to the dance floor by leading them in a traditional Greek dance. “We wish to NOMC
NEWSLETTER honor my mother with a memorial fund at the NOMC in acknowledgment of her passion for R E N G I S E D
music and the friendship of our many musician friends in New Orleans,” says Gregory Holt.
“Mother never lost her zest for life. We hope that her memorial fund will enhance the lives of the C I H P A R G
NOMC musicians who provided the zest to the last years of her life in New Orleans!” CONTRIBUTOR FEATURED Anastasia Alice Petrou Holt April 24th 1905 � May 6th 2002 Anastasia Holt’s visits to St. Louis Cathedral were often punctuated by a Philanthropic rendition of “Amazing Grace” from the support The?Foundation?for?the?LSU?Health?Sciences?Center Non�Profit Org. jazz musicians playing in Jackson THERE are many ways to make a U.S. Postage Square. Whenever they saw her pass tax�deductible gift to the NOMC. We PAID by, they’d strike up her favorite song. NOMCNEW ORLEANS Permit No. 1670 MUSICIANS’ CLINIC She moved to the French Quarter in welcome the opportunity to help you New Orleans, LA 1999, at the age of 95 to be with her establish memorial funds in the at?the?LSU?Healthcare?Network son, Gregory Holt, and his new memory of those who brought music to P.O.?Box?58126 partner in life, singer, Lucy Burnett. In life for you. Donations are possible Byrd Syndey © Photograph a short time this zesty little lady had New?Orleans,?LA?70158-8126 AS THE SELF–PROCLAIMED EMPEROR OF THE WORLD, through cash contributions and pledges, endeared herself to many people, in was one of those legendary characters who make Louisiana the fertile gifts of royalties, appreciated stocks and ERNIE K–DOE particularly musicians and residents of crescent of American Culture. Ernest Kador, Jr, always boasted that he was born at Charity the French Quarter. As she always said other securities, corporate matching Hospital on February 22, 1936. This Baptist preacher’s son went on to gain international acclaim as “life was for living, for God, family, programs and gifts of real estate. Gifts an R & B singer with such hits as “Mother–in–Law,” “Ta–Te–Ta–Ta,” and “Hello My Lover.” good friends and forgiveness.” Caroline Atrens through the estate plans of individuals �1910�2001� Ernie was a showman and a role model with an infectious power to motivate. At the NOMC we take his wisdom and determination to heart. In Ernie’s words, are also welcomed and encouraged. The NOMC wishes to thank Mrs. “All you got to do is keep the faith in what you’re doing. You set your goal line, and don’t let nobody change you. You Useful vehicles for estate commitments Nolan Patrick of Toronto, Ontario know what you tell someone when they tell you you can’t do something? FOOL, SHUT include wills, charitable remainder for the �3,000 donation to the Francis Harding Memorial Fund, YOUR MOUTH UP ! " trusts, life insurance policies, retirement in memory of her late mother, In 1994 Ernie married the fantastic Miss Antoinette Fox who turned his life around personally fund assets and others. Caroline Atrens, a longtime fan of and professionally. Today Antoinette, NOMC Musician Empowerment Director, keeps Ernie’s New Orleans jazz. legacy alive at the Mother–in–Law Lounge where she mentors musicians from all over the world. For further information please call Michelle Gegenheimer at 412-1707. GOOD HEALTH to honor Mail donations to: The EMPEROR The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic ONE of my primary tasks upon becoming “Since Ernie’s passing, my mission is to stress
prevention BEFORE a major illness rises, “urges
P.O. Box 58126 New Orleans, La. Walker Jones of Cunningham A. Mark Counsel: • Administrative Director of the NOMC in May 2001
• NOMC Outreach Chair: Bethany Bultman: [email protected] Bultman: Bethany Chair: Outreach NOMC • has been to make certain that none of our musician Antoinette.” I want to help other musicians seek health
70158-8126 [email protected] Bultman: Johann Ellis Director: Founding NOMC • Hospital) University (near patients neglect their health. That means they care, to continue to receive health check ups, and to save
Karl Raymond Ewald, Jr. 1548 ext. 412-1000 Blanchard Troy Coordinator: In-take Patient NOMC •
[email protected] mg E-mail: 2-1686 41 (504) Fax: 412-1707 (504) sometimes need to be ‘nudged’ to come in for regular their lives in memory of the ‘Emperor’. Don’t wait ‘til
July 21st, 1918 � May 17th 2002 floor, 7th St., Gravier 2020
Gegenheimer Michelle
• NOMC Administrative Director: Director: Administrative NOMC • check ups. Upon perusing the NOMC’s existing it’s too late.” • NOMC Clinical Services Coordinator: Carol Schwaner, NP-C Schwaner, Carol Coordinator: Services Clinical NOMC •
One of the NOMC founders, Bethany CLINIC MUSICANS' ORLEANS NEW patient database, I came upon Ernest Kador’s, “Ernie The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic strives to raise • NOMC Medical Director: Dr. Cathi Fontenot Cathi Dr. Director: Medical NOMC • our NOMC dietitian? Please call Michelle at 412-1707. at Michelle call Please dietitian? NOMC our
THE NOMC STAFF NOMC THE
consultation with with consultation
Ewald Bultman, credits her dad, Karl Karl R. K–Doe” �Emperor of the World� name. It was then awareness through community grants, outreach projects
Ewald Jr. was one of those Louisianans who seems to have come into this that I noticed that his last visit had been in September and various other programs. Mrs. Kador has made a Asthma C Hep Diabetes, group,? or schedule a schedule or group,? Ewald, with her love of New Orleans’ or
world with an innate passion for food, travel and music. He was the fourth generation to be commitment to the NOMC mission, and with this
Orthodontics, and Pierre Fauchard Academy Foundation Foundation Academy Fauchard Pierre and Orthodontics, 1998, almost two years before. recovery
music. Bethany recalls, “The legacy of or ?
• Dental Services funded by Sweet Relief Musicians’ Fund, Musicares, American Musicares, Fund, Musicians’ Relief Sweet by funded Services Dental •
born in his family home in St. Mary Parish. Mr. Ewald earned his B.A. degree in 1940 from Ernie K–Doe was our earliest and greatest NOMC commitment The Foundation for LSU Health Sciences
• Glaucoma Research and Treatment funded by NARAS by funded Treatment and Research Glaucoma • substance abuse substance jazz appreciation was a powerful for group support musicians’ a of part become to Want •
Principia College in Elsah, Illinois, before doing his post graduate studies in the hospitality supporter. By sad coincidence, he was also one of the Center welcomes the opportunity to raise funds in
endowment in our home in Natchez, (NARAS) Inc. Sciences, & Arts Recording of
industry at the Cornell School of Hotel Administration in Ithaca, New York in 1942. After a Academy National by funded Protector Ear and Research Prevention Deafness • first patients I needed to encourage to come back to memory of Ernie K�Doe for the New Orleans Musicians’
Center. Call Troy at 412-1111 to schedule an appointment. an schedule to 412-1111 at Troy Call Center.
Mississippi. My dad took my brother 896-2471 (504) [email protected] Clinic. “It will be our privilege to help others pay tribute
stint as an assistant manager at the Monteleone Hotel in New Orleans, Mr. Ewald achieved Eye LSU the at Burgoyne Claude Dr. to (NARAS) Sciences and the clinic for another check up. I even made an
• Musician Hep C Advocate: Timothea Beckerman Timothea Advocate: C Hep Musician •
as part of a grant given by the National Academy of Recording Arts Arts Recording of Academy National the by given grant a of part as Glaucoma screenings for all musicians are offered on Fridays from 1–4PM from Fridays on offered are musicians all for screenings
and me to the Blue Room to hear his • appointment to meet Ernie and his wife, Antoinette. to his life and his music in order to help others like him
his life long goal, to own hotels throughout the Gulf South. A dedication to tourism led him (MAP) Program Assistance Musicians’ by funded Services Addiction/Recovery •
NOMC SPECIALTY SERVICES SPECIALTY NOMC
Dental 7 -170 2 41 call appointments • NOMC patients interested in in interested patients NOMC • Unfortunately before we could meet, Ernie suddenly get the healthcare they need” says Kate McCall Clarke,
favorite artists from the time we were and his wife, Bette, to become volunteers in the International Executive Service Corps,
Prostate Screening please call Michelle @ 412-1707. @ Michelle call please Screening • For FREE FREE For • became so ill that he had to be rushed to the hospital, Executive Vice President and Director of Development
toilet trained. Music was always accepting six advisory assignments in Jamaica, Belize, Panama, and Mexico from 1971 to 1990.
call Michelle @ 412-1707. @ Michelle call for the LSU Health Sciences Center Foundation. �504
rocking the chandeliers in our house�� pharmacy the at formulary) (NOMC $8.00 for filling Prescription 4. where he died July 5, 2001.
To schedule your mammograms please please mammograms your schedule To
“Music enriched his life so much,” says Bethany Bultman, “that his memorial fund keeps my Vaccinations 3. “For many years my husband had not seen a doctor 568–3712�. “Even before the announcement of the fund,
Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong, care pediatric General 2.
dad’s spirit alive in the artistry of the musicians the clinic serves.” nor had a health check up,” told we received a check for �500.00 in Ernie K–Doe’s
Mammograms musicians 50 years and over. and years 50 musicians • FREE FREE • Antoinette Kador
Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Count families their and musicians to services care health and Wellness 1.
care services to NOMC patients as well as: well as patients NOMC to services care me. “That was until the NOMC opened its doors in memory from one of this fans.”
and identify yourself as an NOMC patient. patient. NOMC an as yourself identify and –Michelle Gegenheimer,
Basie, Pete Fountain and Peggy Lee primary all offers Carrollton) South (3900 Center Shopping Carrollton in
1100 2- 41 For weekend and after hour emergencies ONLY please call call please ONLY emergencies hour after and weekend For 1998. It was then that Ernie’s health problems were
R E T N E C H T L A E H New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic Administrative Director
7 7 170 170 412- were his all�time favorites. For my 412-
NOMC/DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY OF NOMC/DAUGHTERS discovered, and he immediately began to clean up his
Your continued support appointments and information for call Musicians 504–412–1707/504–415–7551 eighteenth birthday my Dad gave me a lifestyle. But like most people, going to the doctor E–mail: [email protected] medical services medical
gift I will never forget. He took me to KEEPS NEW ORLEANS MUSIC ALIVE! NOMC wasn’t a priority when Ernie wasn’t feeling sick.
the Rainbow Room in New York to The NOMC is supported by the LSUHSC Foundation, a 501�c�3 organization. www.wwoz.org/clinic
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1 cancer. Second�hand smoke definitelycauses suspected. They alsostressedthat higherthanpreviously of tumorsiseven already related to smoking,thattherisk ofcancer whosecausesare that fortypes in LondononJune 20, 2002. They noted announced attheir findingsatameeting of the World Health Organization,who On Research for Agency the by were presented scientists of findings and myeloid kidney liver, sinus, nasal cervix, liver, the of cancers are smoking to than ofcancer victimtoare falling moretypes and nonsmokers whobreathetheirfumes smokers, thatsmokers scientistsreveal generationsof worldwide inseveral ofpeople 3000 studiesinvolvingmillions ontheresultsofmorethan Based threatening occupationalhazard." venues wouldn't beconsideredalife as ofsmoke level ifthemassive halls inthese to musiciansemployedinclubsandconcert wonder ifOSHA regulationswere applied cancer established. isnowwell You to have Second�handbetween even smoke andlung our jazzmusicians. know,As we all thelink Louisiana's culturalicons, mosttreasured Windsor the by taken step important this appreciate Wegreatly profound. more Nat School ofMedicine "It makes thedeathsof of Hematology/Oncology attheLSU the StanleyScott Cancer Center andChief states duetocut short smokingrelated cancers," "Whenyouthinkofthemusicallegacies 'King' Cole and Bob Marley even even Marley Bob and Cole 'King' previously thought. Newly linked linked Newly thought. previously Dr. Oliver Sartor Court to preserve someof to Court preserve leukemia. These recent recent These leukemia. International International , theDirector of Cancer, anarm 3 2 1 Director of NOMC Clinical Services, Carol Schwaner Director ofNOMCClinical Services, NOMC Co�Founder SybilMorial, Tricia Boutte, and and firstcousin, Charlotte Connickof theLSUSchoolofDentistry Suzanna ConnickJamison withherdad,D.A. Connick, Harry Department ChairofPublicHealthDepartment andPreventative Medicine Health ofNew Services OrleanswithDr. ElizabethFontham,PhD, David Ward, President of theDaughters ofCharity CELEBRATING 2 NOMC's 4th BIRTHDAY MAY1st Resource Center . for the Louisiana Tobacco Control states that were attributed to smoking," were 6,421 deaths in our state that year Louisianans smoked regularly. "There System results, one in four adult �23.5�� Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance the world. In 1999, according to the highest rate of lung cancer deaths in males in southwest Louisiana suffer the even more sobering: African American diseases. In Louisiana the statistics are emphysema and other smoking�related whom will die of cancer, heart disease, 1.2 billion smokers They estimated that there are most elegant jazz venue. jazz elegant most New Orleans' tobecome night at Salon, Le allowed which revamping a underwent recently service, tea traditional popular its for famous salon, tea hotel's daytime The U.S two "number the Hotel"as 2001. in Survey Nast Readers Choice Conde the by The named Windsorwas Court Elegant casual attire is suggested. suggested. is attire casual Elegant Phone 523-6000 for reservations. reservations. for 523-6000 Phone Jason Marsalis, Roland Guerin, www.windsorcourthotel.com Open Sunday–Thursday from from Sunday–Thursday Open BriceWinston will play live live play BriceWinstonwill Valet available. is parking Local musicians such as such musicians Local 5:30 PM until midnight. until PM 5:30 Abel Patel For more information: 5:30 PM–8:00 PM; and and PM; PM–8:00 5:30 throughout the week. the throughout Friday–Saturday from from Friday–Saturday 300 Gravier Street, Street, Gravier 300 Ron and Markham, , Program Specialist
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NOMC P the NOMC forthis generous gift." state, and Syndey to entire gratefuldoors. We most our are through walks who the person of each to school message that dental communicate photographs the Syndey's are we Since people. its and landscape Louisiana's of diversity the reflects beautifully work said Dentistry.of School "HerLSUHSC the inspiring," of dean Hovland,Dr. Eric are depictions cultural colorful Byrd's "Syndey eight PBS the Eastman�Kodak of the one Special, "Ten in Thousand Eyes." as featured chosen photographers was American Syndey Indians, Gras Mardi the of documentation ForMuseumof her New Art. Orleans the at show one�woman a at and museums, and collections private numerous books, in featured been has work Byrd's Syndey Dentistry. of School LSUHSC the to images Louisiana famed her of collection patient, dental NOMC grateful INTERNATIONALLY Dean Eric Hovland with Syndey Byrd amd her million�dollar smile!
Photograph by William Russell �1942�, Courtesy of the Hogan Jazz Archives at Tulane University N O S N H O J K N WILLIAM (WILLIE)GARY JOHNSON U B THE NOMC B Band, one of the most successful jazz bands outside of outside Banner bands jazz Fortinet'ssuccessful most the Gus of one Band, with play to Teche the along the Unitedover States in horn all orchestras hot theater and bands his circus shows, minstrel playing time considerable spent he and demand, in much was Johnson 1914, war.In world first the of time the around until Orleans New in Band Brass Allen's Henry and Orchestra, Superior the Band, Frankie Dusen'sEagle with played father,also his from indigenous art form, only jazz. America's of originator the as credited been has leader, band ear.and cornetplayingBolden,the bandwhere it was all improvisation Bolden's Buddy to switched soon he so (music); read to unable was Bunk score, the followed players brilliant his musicalinnovation: while the other foster would liabilities ultimately Bunk's of that one out points 1949 in obituary York Times New His fifteen. was in AdamOlivier's Orchestra professionally before Johnsonhe playing Bunk began trumpeter and cornetist ORLEANS-born NEW uk woe ikae a pse dw t him to down passed was nickname whose Bunk, . ca 1889 In 1931, Bunk headed to Louisiana's sugar parishes sugar Louisiana's to headed Bunk 1931, In & THE LSUDENTAL SCHOOLHONORS M , ATIENT N nw msc htgahr and photographer music known Syndey Byrd Syndey ew Orleans AKES DONATIO – DENTAL , has donated a large a donated has , D. 194 9 , New Iberia
in aphotograph byRalston Crawford �1950�. pictured hereinhisoffice onSt.Bernard Avenue adentist.He as well jazz trombonistas is aNewclarinetist SidneyBechet�was Orleans Dr. LeonardBechet�theelderbrotherof to the LSUHSC SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY NOTE Crown Seekers Gospel Choir, and the Grammy�nominated Grammy�nominated the Ramblers. and Hackberry Choir, octogenarian the and Neville, Doucet,Aaron Michael Gospel Seekers The as such artists Crown of images the with depicted is Louisiana's legacy of music range cultural the Here treated. be will patients NOMC where Clinic Practice Advancedthe in floor second the on featured be also will musicians Louisiana many Photographsof July,"of end the Joanne.by announced Dentistry of School the Syndey'sin of 32 that announce areas reception patient the of walls the decorate to will photographs thrilled are "We Chicot the Park. the in of State sunset images to Point from Church in diverse��ranging Gras Mardi are du photographs Courir The the of Office the of Dean. Coordinator Pittman, Lynn and Hospital and Affairs; Clinical for Dean Associate McDonald, Academic Gary Dr. Services; of Instructional of Dean Director Gardiner, Diana Associate Joanne Dr. Affairs; Andrieu, Hovland, Dr. Sandra included Dr. choices Courville, final the make to of had thousands of tens with her Dean'staketothe to committee." images art afternoon of committeewho The hundred an Outreach several spent selecting I "NOMC's Syndey and Hovland. Bultman, Joanne Dean Bethany concedes Chairman, to part," assistant difficult several most to Courville, the photographs of was selection images our down dozen "Narrowing Black Eagle Band, a bar fight broke out. Evan Thomas was was irreparably was Thomas Evan horn damaged. precious out. Johnson's broke and death fight to bar stabbed a Band, Eagle struck. Black disaster Thomas'sEvan with Louisiana, Then, Rayne, in home. engagement an During their to country decided Teche the couple the make and Maude, daughter, leader's band the Johnson Memorial PlazaatHopkins andBabb Alley. Bunk The with legend jazz NewLouisiana's honored in town The Iberia. Cemetery Edward St. the in buried is Johnson Bunk and Victor. NewYork Decca in for records made and headliner a as the country traveled He one. original his than career comeback a have to greater on went Johnson Bunk years, ten next the During of stream forJohnson horn a new andto hiscareer. revive steady Johnson's by and teeth new purchase to campaign a charmed began also 'bunkum."They soon was and began Iberia and JAZZMEN called Newto pioneer. book Russelltraveled jazz influential the for searching a on working started had FredericRamsey and Russell Bill musicologists famed time, same N
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1 cancer. Second�hand smoke definitelycauses suspected. They alsostressedthat higherthanpreviously of tumorsiseven already related to smoking,thattherisk ofcancer whosecausesare that fortypes in LondononJune 20, 2002. They noted announced attheir findingsatameeting of the World Health Organization,who On Research for Agency the by were presented scientists of findings and myeloid kidney liver, sinus, nasal cervix, liver, the of cancers are smoking to than ofcancer victimtoare falling moretypes and nonsmokers whobreathetheirfumes smokers, thatsmokers scientistsreveal generationsof worldwide inseveral ofpeople 3000 studiesinvolvingmillions ontheresultsofmorethan Based threatening occupationalhazard." venues wouldn't beconsideredalife as ofsmoke level ifthemassive halls inthese to musiciansemployedinclubsandconcert wonder ifOSHA regulationswere applied cancer established. isnowwell You to have Second�handbetween even smoke andlung our jazzmusicians. know,As we all thelink Louisiana's culturalicons, mosttreasured Windsor the by taken step important this appreciate Wegreatly profound. more Nat School ofMedicine "It makes thedeathsof of Hematology/Oncology attheLSU the StanleyScott Cancer Center andChief states duetocut short smokingrelated cancers," "Whenyouthinkofthemusicallegacies 'King' Cole and Bob Marley even even Marley Bob and Cole 'King' previously thought. Newly linked linked Newly thought. previously Dr. Oliver Sartor Court to preserve someof to Court preserve leukemia. These recent recent These leukemia. International International , theDirector of Cancer, anarm 3 2 1 Director of NOMC Clinical Services, Carol Schwaner Director ofNOMCClinical Services, NOMC Co�Founder SybilMorial, Tricia Boutte, and and firstcousin, Charlotte Connickof theLSUSchoolofDentistry Suzanna ConnickJamison withherdad,D.A. Connick, Harry Department ChairofPublicHealthDepartment andPreventative Medicine Health ofNew Services OrleanswithDr. ElizabethFontham,PhD, David Ward, President of theDaughters ofCharity CELEBRATING 2 NOMC's 4th BIRTHDAY MAY1st Resource Center . for the Louisiana Tobacco Control states that were attributed to smoking," were 6,421 deaths in our state that year Louisianans smoked regularly. "There System results, one in four adult �23.5�� Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance the world. In 1999, according to the highest rate of lung cancer deaths in males in southwest Louisiana suffer the even more sobering: African American diseases. In Louisiana the statistics are emphysema and other smoking�related whom will die of cancer, heart disease, 1.2 billion smokers They estimated that there are most elegant jazz venue. jazz elegant most New Orleans' tobecome night at Salon, Le allowed which revamping a underwent recently service, tea traditional popular its for famous salon, tea hotel's daytime The U.S two "number the Hotel"as 2001. in Survey Nast Readers Choice Conde the by The named Windsorwas Court Elegant casual attire is suggested. suggested. is attire casual Elegant Phone 523-6000 for reservations. reservations. for 523-6000 Phone Jason Marsalis, Roland Guerin, www.windsorcourthotel.com Open Sunday–Thursday from from Sunday–Thursday Open BriceWinston will play live live play BriceWinstonwill Valet available. is parking Local musicians such as such musicians Local 5:30 PM until midnight. until PM 5:30 Abel Patel For more information: 5:30 PM–8:00 PM; and and PM; PM–8:00 5:30 throughout the week. the throughout Friday–Saturday from from Friday–Saturday 300 Gravier Street, Street, Gravier 300 Ron and Markham, , Program Specialist
worldwide, half of
3 William Russell. including record collectors, York "hot" group ofNew covered bya expense was comeback. The to facilitate his Bechet inorder Dr. Leonard made forhimby set offalseteeth had acomplete Bunk Johnson NOMC P the NOMC forthis generous gift." state, and Syndey to entire gratefuldoors. We most our are through walks who the person of each to school message that dental communicate photographs the Syndey's are we Since people. its and landscape Louisiana's of diversity the reflects beautifully work said Dentistry.of School "HerLSUHSC the inspiring," of dean Hovland,Dr. Eric are depictions cultural colorful Byrd's "Syndey eight PBS the Eastman�Kodak of the one Special, "Ten in Thousand Eyes." as featured chosen photographers was American Syndey Indians, Gras Mardi the of documentation ForMuseumof her New Art. Orleans the at show one�woman a at and museums, and collections private numerous books, in featured been has work Byrd's Syndey Dentistry. of School LSUHSC the to images Louisiana famed her of collection patient, dental NOMC grateful INTERNATIONALLY Dean Eric Hovland with Syndey Byrd amd her million�dollar smile!
Photograph by William Russell �1942�, Courtesy of the Hogan Jazz Archives at Tulane University N O S N H O J K N WILLIAM (WILLIE)GARY JOHNSON U B THE NOMC B Band, one of the most successful jazz bands outside of outside Banner bands jazz Fortinet'ssuccessful most the Gus of one Band, with play to Teche the along the Unitedover States in horn all orchestras hot theater and bands his circus shows, minstrel playing time considerable spent he and demand, in much was Johnson 1914, war.In world first the of time the around until Orleans New in Band Brass Allen's Henry and Orchestra, Superior the Band, Frankie Dusen'sEagle with played father,also his from indigenous art form, only jazz. America's of originator the as credited been has leader, band ear.and cornetplayingBolden,the bandwhere it was all improvisation Bolden's Buddy to switched soon he so (music); read to unable was Bunk score, the followed players brilliant his musicalinnovation: while the other foster would liabilities ultimately Bunk's of that one out points 1949 in obituary York Times New His fifteen. was in AdamOlivier's Orchestra professionally before Johnsonhe playing Bunk began trumpeter and cornetist ORLEANS-born NEW uk woe ikae a pse dw t him to down passed was nickname whose Bunk, . ca 1889 In 1931, Bunk headed to Louisiana's sugar parishes sugar Louisiana's to headed Bunk 1931, In & THE LSUDENTAL SCHOOLHONORS M , ATIENT N nw msc htgahr and photographer music known Syndey Byrd Syndey ew Orleans AKES DONATIO – DENTAL , has donated a large a donated has , D. 194 9 , New Iberia
in aphotograph byRalston Crawford �1950�. pictured hereinhisoffice onSt.Bernard Avenue adentist.He as well jazz trombonistas is aNewclarinetist SidneyBechet�was Orleans Dr. LeonardBechet�theelderbrotherof to the LSUHSC SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY NOTE Crown Seekers Gospel Choir, and the Grammy�nominated Grammy�nominated the Ramblers. and Hackberry Choir, octogenarian the and Neville, Doucet,Aaron Michael Gospel Seekers The as such artists Crown of images the with depicted is Louisiana's legacy of music range cultural the Here treated. be will patients NOMC where Clinic Practice Advancedthe in floor second the on featured be also will musicians Louisiana many Photographsof July,"of end the Joanne.by announced Dentistry of School the Syndey'sin of 32 that announce areas reception patient the of walls the decorate to will photographs thrilled are "We Chicot the Park. the in of State sunset images to Point from Church in diverse��ranging Gras Mardi are du photographs Courir The the of Office the of Dean. Coordinator Pittman, Lynn and Hospital and Affairs; Clinical for Dean Associate McDonald, Academic Gary Dr. Services; of Instructional of Dean Director Gardiner, Diana Associate Joanne Dr. Affairs; Andrieu, Hovland, Dr. Sandra included Dr. choices Courville, final the make to of had thousands of tens with her Dean'staketothe to committee." images art afternoon of committeewho The hundred an Outreach several spent selecting I "NOMC's Syndey and Hovland. Bultman, Joanne Dean Bethany concedes Chairman, to part," assistant difficult several most to Courville, the photographs of was selection images our down dozen "Narrowing Black Eagle Band, a bar fight broke out. Evan Thomas was was irreparably was Thomas Evan horn damaged. precious out. Johnson's broke and death fight to bar stabbed a Band, Eagle struck. Black disaster Thomas'sEvan with Louisiana, Then, Rayne, in home. engagement an During their to country decided Teche the couple the make and Maude, daughter, leader's band the Johnson Memorial PlazaatHopkins andBabb Alley. Bunk The with legend jazz NewLouisiana's honored in town The Iberia. Cemetery Edward St. the in buried is Johnson Bunk and Victor. NewYork Decca in for records made and headliner a as the country traveled He one. original his than career comeback a have to greater on went Johnson Bunk years, ten next the During of stream forJohnson horn a new andto hiscareer. revive steady Johnson's by and teeth new purchase to campaign a charmed began also 'bunkum."They soon was and began Iberia and JAZZMEN called Newto pioneer. book Russelltraveled jazz influential the for searching a on working started had FredericRamsey and Russell Bill musicologists famed time, same N
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Courtesy of the Hogan Jazz Archives at Tulane University he had left, as he struggled to make make to the Around horn. struggled borrowed a he on music as left, had he teeth few the between string of bits tied There legend. mentor,Johnson,great Bunk his as scene jazz wrenching heart a the witnessed Armstrong a for playing was looking went Armstrong and 1937 Louis in Iberia New in concert his for up coffee and cooked canine sidekick. hash Bunk grits, eat the food, to special lady dog a at of canned much too was man Spot that Feeling setter. English toward owner's yard the tenderness his for famous a was Johnson Here as Shadows�on�the�Teche. trucks and driving cane, cutting jobs took were teeth career ending injury. fragile already knockedout.It would almost become a his of
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FOR PREVENTION OF SKIN CANCER AND WRINKLES, WRINKLES, AND CANCER SKIN OF PREVENTION FOR Steeb Glen Dr. HEP CBENEFIT CONCERT
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BE SURE TO WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING CLOTHING PROTECTIVE WEAR TO SURE BE
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INCLUDING HATS AND SUNGLASSES AND HATS INCLUDING and particularly between 10 am and 2 pm. pm. 2 and am 10 between particularly and Friday, November 22 , an NOMC NOMC an , G $20 310 Andrew Dr. Higgins 8:00 p.m. at door • 504.891.4166
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"Man, canyou imagineasurgeon AVOID DARK–COLORED CLOTHING THAT ABSORBS THE SUN'SHEAT. who makes himself aNew Orleanian. considers he celebrations, Gras a Mardi than few more and music, great of food, years good ten after but native, Jersey New other intheirsingingcareer?" a partner many How family. as surgeon their have they say can musicians my with hangs out and house my to comes friend. even dear Glen very a him consider I Today visit. that on hour an than more for talked listened to me. really he him, with met I We time in first the that forget faith never I'll doctors. my restored he career, my saved only not "Glen vocalists. greatest Orleans' says Tricia�Sista Teedy�,BoutteNew of one also dehydrating. Manyare sport'scaffeine� drinks �such have as GatorAid�Pepsi and can also contain Dew Mountain a lotCoke, of sodium �salt� as and sugar.such beverages �even caffeine and alcohol as such and BEWARE: he o mr eioe o bitrn snun eoe g 2, he o mr yas pn a a outdoor an at spent years more or three 20, age ateen.summer jobas before sunburn blistering of episodes more or three back, upper the on freckling obvious keratoses, actinic called lesions skin precancerous of development FACTORS INCLUDE: RISK KEEP YOURSKIN OUT OF THESUN. particularly careful during our hot humid climate. be obesity,todisease, diabetesneedheart andas suchillnesses chronic certain Folks with water. bottled ofsix�pack WATER.OF FORGETDON'THYDRATETO YOURSELF.PREVENTDEHYDRATION LOTSDRINKING BY mouth, getoutoftheheatanddrinklotswater. Putice onyourwristsandankles. BODY.YOURTO LISTEN DR. GLEN STEEB GLEN DR. anticholinergics SUMME that you are alright!"
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NOMC musicians who provided the zest to the last years of her life in New Orleans!” CONTRIBUTOR FEATURED Anastasia Alice Petrou Holt April 24th 1905 � May 6th 2002 Anastasia Holt’s visits to St. Louis Cathedral were often punctuated by a Philanthropic rendition of “Amazing Grace” from the support The?Foundation?for?the?LSU?Health?Sciences?Center Non�Profit Org. jazz musicians playing in Jackson THERE are many ways to make a U.S. Postage Square. Whenever they saw her pass tax�deductible gift to the NOMC. We PAID by, they’d strike up her favorite song. NOMCNEW ORLEANS Permit No. 1670 MUSICIANS’ CLINIC She moved to the French Quarter in welcome the opportunity to help you New Orleans, LA 1999, at the age of 95 to be with her establish memorial funds in the at?the?LSU?Healthcare?Network son, Gregory Holt, and his new memory of those who brought music to P.O.?Box?58126 partner in life, singer, Lucy Burnett. In life for you. Donations are possible Byrd Syndey © Photograph a short time this zesty little lady had New?Orleans,?LA?70158-8126 AS THE SELF–PROCLAIMED EMPEROR OF THE WORLD, through cash contributions and pledges, endeared herself to many people, in was one of those legendary characters who make Louisiana the fertile gifts of royalties, appreciated stocks and ERNIE K–DOE particularly musicians and residents of crescent of American Culture. Ernest Kador, Jr, always boasted that he was born at Charity the French Quarter. As she always said other securities, corporate matching Hospital on February 22, 1936. This Baptist preacher’s son went on to gain international acclaim as “life was for living, for God, family, programs and gifts of real estate. Gifts an R & B singer with such hits as “Mother–in–Law,” “Ta–Te–Ta–Ta,” and “Hello My Lover.” good friends and forgiveness.” Caroline Atrens through the estate plans of individuals �1910�2001� Ernie was a showman and a role model with an infectious power to motivate. At the NOMC we take his wisdom and determination to heart. In Ernie’s words, are also welcomed and encouraged. The NOMC wishes to thank Mrs. “All you got to do is keep the faith in what you’re doing. You set your goal line, and don’t let nobody change you. You Useful vehicles for estate commitments Nolan Patrick of Toronto, Ontario know what you tell someone when they tell you you can’t do something? FOOL, SHUT include wills, charitable remainder for the �3,000 donation to the Francis Harding Memorial Fund, YOUR MOUTH UP ! " trusts, life insurance policies, retirement in memory of her late mother, In 1994 Ernie married the fantastic Miss Antoinette Fox who turned his life around personally fund assets and others. Caroline Atrens, a longtime fan of and professionally. Today Antoinette, NOMC Musician Empowerment Director, keeps Ernie’s New Orleans jazz. legacy alive at the Mother–in–Law Lounge where she mentors musicians from all over the world. For further information please call Michelle Gegenheimer at 412-1707. GOOD HEALTH to honor Mail donations to: The EMPEROR The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic ONE of my primary tasks upon becoming “Since Ernie’s passing, my mission is to stress
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P.O. Box 58126 New Orleans, La. Walker Jones of Cunningham A. Mark Counsel: • Administrative Director of the NOMC in May 2001
• NOMC Outreach Chair: Bethany Bultman: [email protected] Bultman: Bethany Chair: Outreach NOMC • has been to make certain that none of our musician Antoinette.” I want to help other musicians seek health
70158-8126 [email protected] Bultman: Johann Ellis Director: Founding NOMC • Hospital) University (near patients neglect their health. That means they care, to continue to receive health check ups, and to save
Karl Raymond Ewald, Jr. 1548 ext. 412-1000 Blanchard Troy Coordinator: In-take Patient NOMC •
[email protected] mg E-mail: 2-1686 41 (504) Fax: 412-1707 (504) sometimes need to be ‘nudged’ to come in for regular their lives in memory of the ‘Emperor’. Don’t wait ‘til
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• NOMC Administrative Director: Director: Administrative NOMC • check ups. Upon perusing the NOMC’s existing it’s too late.” • NOMC Clinical Services Coordinator: Carol Schwaner, NP-C Schwaner, Carol Coordinator: Services Clinical NOMC •
One of the NOMC founders, Bethany CLINIC MUSICANS' ORLEANS NEW patient database, I came upon Ernest Kador’s, “Ernie The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic strives to raise • NOMC Medical Director: Dr. Cathi Fontenot Cathi Dr. Director: Medical NOMC • our NOMC dietitian? Please call Michelle at 412-1707. at Michelle call Please dietitian? NOMC our
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Ewald Bultman, credits her dad, Karl Karl R. K–Doe” �Emperor of the World� name. It was then awareness through community grants, outreach projects
Ewald Jr. was one of those Louisianans who seems to have come into this that I noticed that his last visit had been in September and various other programs. Mrs. Kador has made a Asthma C Hep Diabetes, group,? or schedule a schedule or group,? Ewald, with her love of New Orleans’ or
world with an innate passion for food, travel and music. He was the fourth generation to be commitment to the NOMC mission, and with this
Orthodontics, and Pierre Fauchard Academy Foundation Foundation Academy Fauchard Pierre and Orthodontics, 1998, almost two years before. recovery
music. Bethany recalls, “The legacy of or ?
• Dental Services funded by Sweet Relief Musicians’ Fund, Musicares, American Musicares, Fund, Musicians’ Relief Sweet by funded Services Dental •
born in his family home in St. Mary Parish. Mr. Ewald earned his B.A. degree in 1940 from Ernie K–Doe was our earliest and greatest NOMC commitment The Foundation for LSU Health Sciences
• Glaucoma Research and Treatment funded by NARAS by funded Treatment and Research Glaucoma • substance abuse substance jazz appreciation was a powerful for group support musicians’ a of part become to Want •
Principia College in Elsah, Illinois, before doing his post graduate studies in the hospitality supporter. By sad coincidence, he was also one of the Center welcomes the opportunity to raise funds in
endowment in our home in Natchez, (NARAS) Inc. Sciences, & Arts Recording of
industry at the Cornell School of Hotel Administration in Ithaca, New York in 1942. After a Academy National by funded Protector Ear and Research Prevention Deafness • first patients I needed to encourage to come back to memory of Ernie K�Doe for the New Orleans Musicians’
Center. Call Troy at 412-1111 to schedule an appointment. an schedule to 412-1111 at Troy Call Center.
Mississippi. My dad took my brother 896-2471 (504) [email protected] Clinic. “It will be our privilege to help others pay tribute
stint as an assistant manager at the Monteleone Hotel in New Orleans, Mr. Ewald achieved Eye LSU the at Burgoyne Claude Dr. to (NARAS) Sciences and the clinic for another check up. I even made an
• Musician Hep C Advocate: Timothea Beckerman Timothea Advocate: C Hep Musician •
as part of a grant given by the National Academy of Recording Arts Arts Recording of Academy National the by given grant a of part as Glaucoma screenings for all musicians are offered on Fridays from 1–4PM from Fridays on offered are musicians all for screenings
and me to the Blue Room to hear his • appointment to meet Ernie and his wife, Antoinette. to his life and his music in order to help others like him
his life long goal, to own hotels throughout the Gulf South. A dedication to tourism led him (MAP) Program Assistance Musicians’ by funded Services Addiction/Recovery •
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Dental 7 -170 2 41 call appointments • NOMC patients interested in in interested patients NOMC • Unfortunately before we could meet, Ernie suddenly get the healthcare they need” says Kate McCall Clarke,
favorite artists from the time we were and his wife, Bette, to become volunteers in the International Executive Service Corps,
Prostate Screening please call Michelle @ 412-1707. @ Michelle call please Screening • For FREE FREE For • became so ill that he had to be rushed to the hospital, Executive Vice President and Director of Development
toilet trained. Music was always accepting six advisory assignments in Jamaica, Belize, Panama, and Mexico from 1971 to 1990.
call Michelle @ 412-1707. @ Michelle call for the LSU Health Sciences Center Foundation. �504
rocking the chandeliers in our house�� pharmacy the at formulary) (NOMC $8.00 for filling Prescription 4. where he died July 5, 2001.
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“Music enriched his life so much,” says Bethany Bultman, “that his memorial fund keeps my Vaccinations 3. “For many years my husband had not seen a doctor 568–3712�. “Even before the announcement of the fund,
Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong, care pediatric General 2.
dad’s spirit alive in the artistry of the musicians the clinic serves.” nor had a health check up,” told we received a check for �500.00 in Ernie K–Doe’s
Mammograms musicians 50 years and over. and years 50 musicians • FREE FREE • Antoinette Kador
Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Count families their and musicians to services care health and Wellness 1.
care services to NOMC patients as well as: well as patients NOMC to services care me. “That was until the NOMC opened its doors in memory from one of this fans.”
and identify yourself as an NOMC patient. patient. NOMC an as yourself identify and –Michelle Gegenheimer,
Basie, Pete Fountain and Peggy Lee primary all offers Carrollton) South (3900 Center Shopping Carrollton in
1100 2- 41 For weekend and after hour emergencies ONLY please call call please ONLY emergencies hour after and weekend For 1998. It was then that Ernie’s health problems were
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gift I will never forget. He took me to KEEPS NEW ORLEANS MUSIC ALIVE! NOMC wasn’t a priority when Ernie wasn’t feeling sick.
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