30th Year A Capital Valentine honoring Michelle Yeager-Thornton Brian Yeager Co-Founder & COO President & CEO Emcee: Yolanda Harris 10TV News Anchor Friday, February 22, 6:30 pm, The Hilton Columbus at Easton Valentine Party and Silent Auction with Supper Buffet, Open Bar, Door Prizes, Live Music and much more! TICKET ORDER FORM ohiocancer.org 30th Year Chairperson Mike Rosati Cochairpersons & Past Honorees Sally Blue Leonard Hubert Clarence & Angela Mingo Marilyn Brown Keith and Donica Key John & Pam O’Grady Yvette McGee Brown Ed Leonard Michael Reese Tom Davis Greg & Maureen Maurer Dean & Mary Lou Ringle The Dew Family Ranjan Manoranjan Bridgette Roman David and Tracy Harrison Ratnes Manoranjan James W. Smith Cyndie Hill Aman and Vinita Mehra Linda Stoverock DPN RN Friday, February 22, 6:30 pm The Hilton Columbus at Easton K Researcher Table – $60,000 Name (includes full color page in program, 3 tables for 10, $57,750 deductible) Business K Discover Table – $30,000 (includes full color page in program, Program Listing (Where Applicable) 2 tables for 10, $28,500 deductible) K Grand Table – $15,000 (includes full color page in program, Address 1 table for 10, $14,250 deductible) K New Ideas Table – $10,000 City State Zip (includes full color page in program, 1 table for 10, $9,250 deductible) Phone Email K Seed Money Table – $5,000 (includes full page in program, table for 10, $4,250 deductible) Amount Enclosed $ K Corporate Table – $3,500 Payment Methods: (includes program listing, table for 10, corporate name on table the evening K VISA K MC K AMEX K DISCOVER of the event, $2,750 deductible) K CHECK (make payable to Ohio Cancer Research) K BILL ME (CORPORATE ONLY) K Table for 10 – $2,500 ($1,750 deductible) Card # K Patron tickets – $350 each includes program listing, individuals only ($275 deductible) Exp. 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Gay StreetStreet SuiteSuite 1132700 FundingFunding seedseed moneymoney cancercancer researchresearch projectsprojects andand Columbus,Columbus, Ohio Ohio 43215-3388 43215-3118 supportingsupporting cancercancer awarenessawareness andand earlyearly detection.detection. phone:phone: 614-224-1127614-224-1127 tolltoll free: free: 800-232-6272 800-232-6272 fax:fax: 614-224-0654 614-224-0654 ohiocancer.org Ohio Cancer Research is an independent statewide, nonprofi t organization dedicated to the cure and prevention of the many forms of cancer and the reduction of its debilitating effects through aggressive basic seed money research, cancer information and awareness. Ohio Cancer Research is not affi liated with any other organization. Individual researchers have been or are being funded at The Ohio State University, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, University of Toledo, Bowling Green State University, Case Western Reserve University, The Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals of Cleveland, MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, University of Cincinnati, University of Dayton, Ohio University, Wright State University and the former Hipple Cancer Research Center in Dayton. Over $18 million has been spent on cancer awareness and seed money research projects. Of that amount, over $7 million in seed money provided to researchers by Ohio Cancer Research has generated over $242 million in new money from other sources to continue basic cancer research on projects initially funded as well as translational clinical trials at institutions including The Ohio State University, University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center, The Cleveland Clinic and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Ohio Cancer Research Special Events are presented to raise funds for seed money cancer research and to increase awareness of the importance of early detection in saving lives. See your doctor for regular checkups. STAFF: ADVISORY BOARD: Thomas G. Lamb CENTRAL OHIO Richard Hylant Judge Frank Fregiato Executive Director Edgar B. Jackson, Jr., MD Janet Krulock Bill Boggess William E. Anderson Thomas J. Manahan, Jr. Dave Krulock Associate Executive Director Lynn Elliott Gary A. Oatey Dan Krulock Gerry Pyle Thomas M. Feeney Richard W. Pogue Greg Malik Operations & Program Director Leonard Hubert John & Gennie Roberts Judge John Malik Pattie Peters Bonnie John Frank C. Sullivan Nancy Mumley Assistant to the Executive Director David L. Kaufman Thomas C. Sullivan Robert E. Murray Dennis Zack Keith Key Martha Towns Richard L. Riesbeck Founding Executive Director Emeritus George J. Kontogiannis Michael A. Vogelbaum, MD, PhD Nick & Patti Sparachane Edward F. Kozelek Robert & Lorrinda Vincenzo BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Cynthia Lazarus SOUTHERN OHIO Grant Varian, MD Clarence & Angela Mingo MEMORIAL FUNDS: Chairman of the Board Robert A. Montagnese Jeanette M. Altenau Sanford Goldston Deborah Parris, PhD Betty D. Montgomery Jeff Berding Memorial Research Fund President John P. & Pam O’Grady Carri Chandler Christine and George Roberts Robert Brueggemeier, PhD Michael Reese Mike Goss Memorial Fund Susan Cole, PhD Dean & Mary Lou Ringle John W. & Carrie Hayden Martha Rose Varian John C. Kessler William E. & Joyce M. Roberts Richard P. Homan Memorial Fund Thomas H. Humes Joyce Ritter Bridgette C. Roman STATEWIDE SPONSORS Michael J. Rosati Mark & Marcie Longenecker HONORARY: J. William Wulf, MD Kitty Strauss Rosenthal Judy Collins Bob Taft Patricia Heaton NORTHERN OHIO James L. Wainscott Nancy L. Zimpher, PhD Warren Anderson Michael P. Bell OHIO VALLEY Margot James Copeland Pamela B. Davis, MD, PhD Albert Carapellotti Kathleen Futey Paul Carapellotti Kevin Goodman Alberta Cross Richard J. Hipple John & Rita Dutton Remember to stay fit and get frequent checkups because you are the first line of defense in the fight against cancer. When detected early, most cancers can be put into remission and even cured. Remember, early detection saves lives..