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June 22, 2013 • Shawnee Country Club • Topeka, Kansas
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The American Cancer Society Welcomes You To
Saturday, June 22, 2013 • Shawnee Country Club • Topeka, Kansas
The American Cancer Society combines an unyielding passion with a century of experience to save lives and
end suffering from cancer. As a global grassroots force of more than three million volunteers, we fight for
every birthday threatened by every cancer in every community. We save lives by helping people stay well, by
helping people get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back. As a result, more than 14 million people in
America will be celebrating birthdays this year. To learn more, call 1-800-227-2345 or visit www.cancer.org.
Presenting Sponsor:
Printing Sponsor:
A Message From The Honorary Chair
Greetings,
Doug & Mary Ann Jennings
2013 Honorary Chairs
What a privilege to be honorary chairs (Doug posthumously) of the new Corks & Forks fund raiser benefiting the
American Cancer Society. We supported the Society even before Doug’s July 3, 1985, diagnosis. Until the last year of his
life, he was active in cancer survivor events, Relay For Life, A Night of Wine and Roses, and served on the local board for
several years. Please join in the festivities June 22, 2013, to raise funds for research and patient services.
Cancer has touched the lives of so many people and continues to do so. However, there is always HOPE and that is
what the American Cancer Society can help supply. Speaking of HOPE, we have supported Camp Hope for many years. The
summer camp gives children a breather just to have fun. There will be an opportunity to support Camp Hope at Corks and
Forks as well as silent and live auctions and other revenue enhancers.
Here are a few examples of the Society at work in Kansas in 2012:
n Four cancer research grants totaling $2.58 million are currently in place.
n 3,700 individual patients received 17,049 services at no charge.
n 1,069 Kansans received transportation assistance to eliminate barriers of getting to treatment.
n 486 Kansans received free wigs, hats and turbans from the Society.
n 577 patients and caregivers spent 8,443 nights in a Society Hope Lodge free of charge.
n 4,736 patients received information and support from the 24 hour information line at 800-227-2345.
n 91 children plus 7 day campers attended Camp Hope with 98 volunteers and 1 staff person ensuring their medical needs were met so the children could have fun.
There are a number of advances through research that have improved the quality of treatment. Sadly, more research
is needed. We had our miracle in 1985-86; it’s never too late for others to have theirs. Your support of Corks & Forks will
benefit those yet to receive a cancer diagnosis as well as current patients. Enjoy the food, the fun and the wine tasting, but
also be prepared to give HOPE generously.
Sincerely,
Doug and Mary Ann Jennings
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Corks & Forks Chair
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We’re so excited about this year’s event. Those of you
who were part of A Night of Wine & Roses know the rich
tradition the event has held in Topeka. We plan to continue
that tradition with a few “tiny changes.”
Thanks to our Presenting Sponsors, Stormont-Vail
HealthCare and Advisor’s Excel. A big thanks also goes
to Shawnee Country Club for hosting us and Glazer’s of
Kansas, our beverage sponsor. Numerous donors and
companies have generously supported this year’s event and
it wouldn’t be possible without them.
A big thanks to our Steering Committee who has spent
many hours in the planning and preparation of Corks
& Forks. My sincere gratitude and appreciation goes to
everyone who has helped in this evening’s preparation. We
are pleased to feature four of Topeka’s top chefs. Enjoy the
cuisine they have prepared exclusively for this event and the
featured wine with each pairing.
The money we raise this evening will benefit the ongoing
efforts of the American Cancer Society to help find a cure
for cancer. Four cancer research grants totaling more than
$2.58 million are currently in place in Kansas. Last year,
486 Kansas cancer patients received free wigs, hats and
turbans from the Society.
Our restricted gift this year is Camp Hope. We are proud
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of the support we have provided through the years. In fact,
in 2013, 78 children attended Camp Hope in Kansas with
96 volunteers and 1 staff person making sure all their
medical needs were met and they had a great time. This will
be the final year of American Cancer Society’s sponsorship
of Camp Hope. Please know all funds raised this evening
will go to the 2013 camp’s operating costs which, exceed
the funds that have been raised for camp. We are pleased to
announce Camp Hope will be transitioned to and continued
by Kans For Kids, a charitable organization in Hoisington
that has been a long-time supporter of camp.
Beginning in 2014, our restricted gift will shift to another
wonderful patient service, Hope Lodge. Last year, 577 Kansas cancer patients and their caregivers spent 8,443 nights
in a Society Hope Lodge free of charge.
Thank you for joining us this evening. On behalf of the
2013 Steering Committee and your local American Cancer
Society, we appreciate your support and hope you have a
wonderful evening!
Sincerely,
Julie Tucker
2013 Event Chair
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Event Chair
Julie Tucker
Revenue Enhancer Chair
Laura Polite
Acquisitions Committee
Laura Rudolph
Tina Bichler
Tina Gannaway
Kim Johnson
Revenue Enhancer Committee
Riley Frieden
Sponsorship Chair & Wine Notes
Phil Roudebush
Sponsorship Committee
Aubrey Sparks
Art Acquisitions Chair
Judy Bowman
Volunteer Chair
Cindy Moore
Décor Chair
Nancy Muller
ACS Community Manager of Distinguished Events
Justine Staten
Honorary Chair Coordinator
Dawn Bicknell-Reiser
Special Guests
Celebrity Hosts: Hooker & Manns, KMAJ Radio
Logistics Chair
Dave Cumpton
Auctioneer
Shon Spader
Marketing Chair
Deb Norton
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Welcome, Honorary Chairs…………………………………………………………………… 3
Welcome, Event Chair………………………………………………………………………… 4
2013 Steering Committee… ………………………………………………………………… 5
Schedule… ………………………………………………………………………………… 7
Featured Wine Notes… ……………………………………………………………………… 8
Tasting Tables… …………………………………………………………………………… 9
Featured Chefs… ……………………………………………………………………… 10-13
Auction Rules… ………………………………………………………………………… 14
Live Auction Items… …………………………………………………………………… 17-18
Bid Board… ………………………………………………………………………………… 20
Silent Auction Items… ………………………………………………………………… 22-29
Revenue Enhancers…………………………………………………………………………… 15
About American Cancer Society Services… …………………………………………………… 38
Special Acknowledgements… ………………………………………………………………… 39
A Note To Our Guests
Kirkwood Kreations is graciously donating their services as the official event photographer.
Any photos may be used for future promotions and marketing efforts, including Facebook and
www.TopekaCorksAndForks.org.
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5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Event Registration
6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Silent Auction, Bid Board, Gaming, Featured Chef and
Wine Tasting Stations Open
Revenue Enhancers Open
Mystery Wines / Scotch & Watch
Putting Contest / Tribute Candle
Live Entertainment featuring Slow Ya Roll
8:20 p.m. Silent Auction and Tribute Candles Close
8:30 p.m. Live Auction, Shon Spader, Auctioneer
Honorary Chair Message / Restricted Gift
9:15 p.m. Bid Board Reopens
9:15 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Gaming Reopens
Live Entertainment Continues
9:30 p.m. Bid Board Closes
10:30 p.m. Gaming and Live Entertainment Close
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Edna Valley Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Central Coast, California 2011
Medium-bodied with ripe dark fruit flavors complemented by hints of dusty vanilla, leather, anise and cocoa
powder. This wine has a balanced acidity and finishes with fine, firm tannins.
The Naked Grape Summer White Blend, California NV
Light bodied and bright with aromas of crisp apple, citrus and hints of floral notes.
Edna Valley Vineyard Chardonnay Paragon, San Luis Obispo County, California 2010
Displays an attractive bouquet of quince, pear, ripe apple, apricot and light pineapple, with underlying brown
spice notes of cinnamon and clove. This medium-bodied wine has a fresh mouthfeel with hints of vanilla and
a bright acidity that combine to form a long, pleasing finish.
Chateau Ste Michelle Indian Wells Red Blend, Columbia Valley, Washington 2010
Supple and ripe, displaying coffee and exotic spice overtones to the dark berry flavors. Finishes softly and
with gentle intensity. Merlot, syrah and cabernet sauvignon blend.
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Table #1: California
The Naked Grape Summer White Blend
Edna Valley Chardonnay
Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars Hands of Time Chardonnay
Little Black Dress Divalicious Red Blend
Troublemaker Blend
Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon
Clos du Val Napa Cabernet Sauvignon
Table #2: Washington/Oregon
Anew Riesling
14 Hands Moscato
Mercer Canyons Chardonnay
Mercer Canyons Red Blend
Acrobat Pinot Noir
Seven Falls Merlot
Thorny Rose Red Blend
CSM Indian Wells Red Blend
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Kris Pinot Grigio
Bujanda Crianza Rioja
Banfi Centine Rosso
Prunotto Dolcetto d’Alba
Villa Antinori Chianti Classico Riserva
Table #4: Other New World
CYT Casillero del Diablo Pinot Grigio
Starborough Sauvignon Blanc
Alamos Chardonnay
Don Miguel Gascon Red Blend
Antigal Uno Malbec
19 Crimes Red Blend
CYT Gran Riserva Carmenere
CYT Marques de Casa Concha Cabernet Sauvignon
Table #5: Spirits
360 Vodka
360 Georgia Peach Vodka
Shellback Silver Rum
Shellback Spiced Rum
Table #3: Europe
Mia Dolcea Moscato d’Asti
Mochetto Pink Moscato
Banfi Rosa Regale Brachetto d’Acqui
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Chef Ryan Peterson grew up in Hoyt, Kansas. He worked at The Plantation
Steakhouse as a youth, which resulted in a lifelong interest in the culinary arts.
He graduated from LeCordon Bleu in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 2009. After receiving his associates degree in culinary arts, he worked at various restaurants in
Arizona, including Michael’s Catering and Olive and Ivy. He later moved back to
Topeka where he worked as the kitchen manager at Blind Tiger Brewery and the
Sous Chef at Top of the Tower. Ryan specializes in quality and fresh product for
small and large volume events. His favorite styles to prepare are Spanish and
Mexican cuisines.
Dish: Flaming Peaches Diablo
A bold dessert made with fresh peaches cooked in a syrup made from dark
brown sugar, peach schnapps, and a hint of cayenne pepper; served over moist
pound cake, and topped with vanilla bean ice cream.
Wine: The Naked Grape Summer White Blend
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Aboud’s Catering
2127 SW Westport Dr. • Topeka, KS
www.Abouds.com
S o u s C h e f T e r r y D a v i d / C ap i t o l P l a z a H o t e l
Terry David is the new Sous Chef of The Capitol Plaza Hotel. Terry has acquired
tremendous experience working in one of the largest kitchens in the US.He
worked as the executive sous chef at famed Oral Roberts University.There
he managed a staff of 35 cooks and a weekly budget of $36,000.He has also
worked in several fine dining establishments, including the 5 star rated Flint Oak
Hunting Resort.Along with this impressive resume, he has also studied at The
Central New Mexico Culinary School and The University of Oklahoma.
Dish: Poached pears with herbed goat cheese on a crostini
Wine: Edna Vineyard 2011 Chardonnay
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Topeka Capitol Plaza Hotel
1717 SW Topeka Boulevard, Topeka
www.CapitolPlazaHotelTopeka.com
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Ty Armstrong is the Head Chef at The Blue Moose in Topeka, Kansas. Born and
raised in Topeka, Ty has been in the restaurant business since the early age of
14. He has been part of The Blue Moose team since December 2011, beginning
as a Sous Chef. An informally trained talent, he worked under Chef John Phillips
at the Topeka Country Club. He first became a Sous Chef at the age of 23 at the
Blind Tiger. Ty specializes in Creole, Southern and New American cuisines.
Dish: Mini Braised Shortrib Wellingtons
Features chipotle shortribs, caramelized red onions, chipotle barbecue sauce
wrapped in a puff pastry
Wine: Edna Valley 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon
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The Blue Moose • 3030 SW Wanamaker • Topeka
www.TheBlueMooseBarAndGrill.com
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Chef Pedro Ivan Concepcion is originally from Chicago. He studied at the Art
Institute of Chicago and is the owner of Boca Cafe at College Hill. Prior to
opening Boca Cafe, he trained under great chefs at top restaurants in Chicago
including Blackbird, Peninsula Hotel and Charlie Trotter’s. He has also been part
of the team at the Burgerstand in Lawrence and now Topeka. Chef Pedro loves
to challenge people’s palate and stepping outside the box, while playing it safe
at the same time.
Dish: Oven roasted chicken served with ratatouille ragu
Wine: Edna Valley 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon
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Boca Cafe at College Hill
1414 SW Lane Street • Topeka
www.MyBocaCafe.com
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1. Your bid constitutes a contract to buy. Please give thought to your bidding.
2. Payment by the successful bidder must be made at
the time of sale to the auction cashier. Payment may
be made by cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover or
American Express. Checkout opens at 10:00 p.m.
3. Payment in full will be due at the conclusion of the event.
4. All sales were final. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items once purchased unless specified in the item description.
5. Tax, gratuity and alcoholic beverages are not included in the entertainment packages unless otherwise specified.
6. Reservations for airfare, hotel rooms, entertainment and services must be mutually arranged with donor unless otherwise specified. Some restrictions may apply.
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7. The American Cancer Society has endeavored to catalog and describe the items correctly, but everything is sold “as is.” The American Cancer Society neither warrants, nor respresents, and shall in no event be responsible for correctness of the description, genuineness or condition of the property.
8. The American Cancer Society reserves the right to remove an item from the auction without notice and change minimum bids as necessary.
9. In general, the purchase of an auction item does not entitle the purchaser to a charitable tax deduction; please consult your tax advisor.
10.Value of all auction items is provided by item donors.
11.Winning numbers will be posted at each silent auction table when the bidding closes. Please go to the registration table before you collect your items.
Silent Auction Opens at 6 p.m.
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Mystery Wine Revenue Enhancer
Scotch & Watch
For a $35 donation, choose from assorted quality wines,
representing vineyards across the country, all with a value
equal to or surpassing your donation.
For a $20 donation, take home a fine bottle of scotch and
a beautiful Legacy man’s watch! Pick the right number and
take home these fantastic items. One in 60 opportunity to get
thisspirit and watch.
Special Thanks to Our Mystery Wine Donors!
Special Thanks to Our Scotch & Watch Donors!
Watch donated by Riddle’s Jewelry
Tribute Candles
For a $10 donation, a candle will be lit in memory
or in honor of a friend or loved one who has battled
cancer. All candles will be lit during a special
ceremony.
Gaming
For a $20 donation, receive a bag of token chips allowing a
seat at Black Jack, Roulette or Craps tables.
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Scotch donated by Jac’s Liquor
Winning Scotch donated by Jayne Coleman
Special Thanks to Eagle Car Wash for their
donation of 50 gift certificates to the first 50
participants.
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Your financial commitment will be used to provide important cancer-related services such as Camp Hope.
Camp Hope
Camp Hope is a traditional summer camp for youth ages 7
to 17 who have or have had cancer. Kansas is fortunate to
have such a youth camp experience available in our state.
However, Camp Hope requires additional financial resources
for medical, emotional and family support not typically
available at youth camps. Camp Hope, like all programs
at the American Cancer Society, is solely dependent upon
contributions received from the public.
In light of a challenging economy that has put increased
pressure on our limited resources, the American Cancer
Society must focus those limited resources on strategies that
will reach more people and save more lives faster. As a result,
the Society made the tough decision this spring to transition
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out of children’s camps nationwide by 2014. This will be
the final year for the Society to sponsor Camp Hope. We are
pleased to announce that Kans for Kids in Hoisington will
take over Camp Hope for 2014 and beyond.
All funds received this evening will continue to go directly
to this year’s camp. It will help cover operating costs which
exceed revenue generated to support the camp. Beginning in
2014, we will shift our restricted gift to Hope Lodge, which
assisted 577 Kansas cancer patients and caregivers with
8,443 nights lodging free of charge.
For more information on Hope Lodge, please visit
www.cancer.org/hopelodge or visit with your local Society
staff member.
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101Two Sets of Dinner Wines
Offering two sets of this evening’s selection of fine 104 Estate Planning Package
Live with ease with this Estate Planning package. This firm
wines which accompany our 4 Chef stations
Value: $160Donor: Glazer’s of Kansas
102Tan-Tar-A Resort
A great family get-away offer to Tan-Tar-A Resort golf club,
marina and indoor waterpark at Lake of the Ozarks. Includes
two nights lodging in a deluxe room.
Value: $390Donor: Tan-Tar-A Resort
103Two Night stay, MGM Signature Hotel
The bright lights of Las Vegas are calling you. Spend two
nights at the MGM Signature Condo Hotel in a beautiful,
spacious 1 bedroom/2 bath suite with strip views, full
kitchen, king bed with pull out queen and oversized marble
bathrooms. Sleeps four; private entrance, tranquil
non-gaming, non-smoking luxury resort. Expires June 22,
2014. Not available on Holiday weekends, Final Four
weekend or Super Bowl 2014.
Value: $750Donor: Steve &
Stacey Henning
and Dan &
Melinda
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Berman
has more than a half century of experience in this area.
Services range from simple estate plans to combination
business and estate plans encompassing succession
planning, exit strategies, charitable giving, comprehensive
tax analysis and more.
Value: $1,500Donor: Richard F. Hayse,
Morris, Laing, Evans,
Brock & Kennedy, Chtd.
105The Ultimate Concert Experience
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Justin Timberlake
and Jay-Z in concert live at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena,
Calif. Includes 2 floor seats with a limousine ride to and
from the concert venue. Four (4) nights lodging are included
at the Marriott LA Burbank, 20 minutes away.
Value: $3,500Donor: Steve Henning
and Marriott Los
Angeles Burbank
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106Go Jayhawks!
Here’s your opportunity to see one of the nation’s leading men’s basketball programs in action. Receive a certificate
for 2 tickets to the KU-Townson game November 29 as well
as a signed team ball.
Value: PricelessDonor: KU Athletic Dept.
108 Collin Klein & Harper Autographed Football!
A great opportunity to own this Collin Klein and Chris Harper autographed football. These future NFL players had a great career at KSU!
Value: Priceless Donor: Briggs Automotive
Group, Manhattan & Topeka
107Diamonds & Rubies are a girl’s best friend
This beautiful diamond and ruby bracelet will be the perfect
accessory to your wardrobe. Most importantly, 100% of the
proceeds from this bracelet will go directly to support Camp
Hope!
Value: $2,275Donor: Anonymous
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Entertainment by Slow Ya Roll!
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Donor Name
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Fused Glass Vanilla Platter
$250 Stacey Utech, CopperSnob.com
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2 Brenton Studio Accent Chairs
$198OfficeMax
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Art Deco Original Pottery Platter
$75 Topeka Mudslinger-Victoria Gauerke
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Microdermabrasion 6-Treatment Package
$535 Lawrence Plastic Surgery,
Sharon Harman
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Perfect for a Picnic with Wine
$115 Sandra and Larry French
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Martini for 2 Please
$108 LeAnn Dolsky & Anonymous
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Steel Love Wine
$85 SS Design Concept
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Woodn’t You Love to Have This Great Cooler? $90 Del & Betty Lane
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Smile Brighter, Professional Teeth Whitening $260 Taylor Made Family Dentistry
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“Revenge Game”, Dinner at Harry’s
$250 Briggs Automotive Group
Harry’s of Manhattan
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Again! Perfect for a Picnic with Wine
$115 Sandra and Larry French
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Photo Session for Four & 16X20 Photo
$200 Shelley Jensen Photography
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ADVISORS EXCEL IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF
CORKS & FORKS, AN EVENT FOR
THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
advisorsexcel.com
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201 Gift Cards: Quiznos (5); Jason’s Deli (4); $75
Quiznos, Jason’s Deli, Qdoba Mexican Grill
Qdoba (2)
202 Bird Feeder & 10 lb. Wild Bird Seed
Tarwaters Farm & Home Supply
$35
203 Tote-ally wine Wine Tote with flip flop $65
coasters & 2 bottles of wine
Nancy Muller
204 American Tourister Fieldbrook 25
$35
upright red luggage
AAA Travel on Wanamaker-Patrick
Laushman, Supervisor
205 Mini Rocking Chair wind chime; Garden Gnome $40
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store;
Victor Vabazuela
206 3 free admissions plus $10 Going Bonkers
Arcade Gift Card; Red Robin $25 Gift Card;
2 Family Video Entertainment Cards
Going Bonkers; Red Robin; Family Video
207 John Deere 20” Freestyle Bicycle
$61.50
$175
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Heritage Tractor
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208 (2) 4-Day passes, Kicker Country Stampede; $315
Buffalo Wild Wings Barbecue Sauce Trio
Briggs Automotive Group;
Buffalo Wild Wings
209 $20 Gift Cards (each): Pepe & Chela’s;
$60
Longhorn Steakhouse; Johnny Carinos
Pepe & Chela’s, Longhorn Steakhouse,
Johnny Carinos
210 (1) Night Stay at Chateau Avalon, 2 Bottles Liberty Creek Wine
Chateau Avalon
$225
211 4 In-Field seats to Royals baseball; $68
Royals Insulated Cooler Bag
Kansas City Royals Baseball-Community
Relations Dept.; Anonymous
212 2 tickets to Opening Night of Bring It On! The Musical
Theater League-Muriel Kauffman Theatre
$120
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213 Nikon Cool Pix with 8G memory card
$100
Office Depot & Anonymous
214 2 hour House Cleaning by Merry Maids
(team of 2)
$160
Merry Maids-Megan Ideker
215 Beauty Brands $100 Gift Card
$100
Beauty Brands-Lenexa
216 One Month Free Jazzercise West @ Fairlawn
$217
Jazzercise West@ Fairlawn
217 Beach scene canvas & paint party for 4
$200
Margie Mudge-Paint Therapy Uncorked
218 One Month of Watercolor classes, supplies included
$100
D.L. Studios-Diane Lawrence
219 Philips Sonicare Flexcare Platinum Rechargeable Toothbrush
$160
Phillips Sonicare
220 Oral B Toothbrush Package
$180
Mark Underwood, D.D.S.
221 Live, Love, Laugh Painted Bottle Bank; Metal $66
CC’s Florals; Anonymous;
Corkscrew; Cutting Board; Balsamic Vinegarette; Extra Virgin Olive Oils & Balsamic Vinegars
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222 Oven digital thermometer
$45
Donor Name
Anonymous
223 Pampered Chef Baking Products
$110
Pampered Chef-Jenny Bergstrom;
Kim Johnson
224 4 Longaberger Snack Plates in Ebony with
$80
Black & White tote
Longaberger-Sue Fackler, Independent
Branch Advisor
225 Cupcake Packaging Supplies; Disaronno Italian Amaretto
$45
Sweet Baking Supply; Jill & Curt Sittenauer
226 Polish Pottery Chicken in Blue Poppies
$36
Kitchen Gallery-Julie Clanton
227 (4) 18 oz. Frenched bone-in USDA Prime Ribeyes $140
from KC Steak Company; Barbecue Tool Set
U.S. Premium Beef; Anonymous
228 Certificate for choice of barbecued meat tray
Lonnie Q’s BBQ
$150
229 Hunter Green Patio umbrella with aluminum base $155
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230 Soccer Boy Statue
$45
Ferris Statuary
231 Prairie Flower Sunflower Fused Glass Plate
$35
Prairie Glass Studio
232 Rock Chalk painted bottle bank; Jayhawk Golf Tees & Tee Towel
$25
CC’s Florals; Joe & Anonymous
233 Beaded Premier Necklace; Sisters & Friends Painted Bottle Bank
$70
Dawn Bicknell-Reiser; CC’s Florals
234 Liquidity Stretch Bracelet
$129
Silpada Rep-Heidi Eichkorn
235 Big Buddha Handbag in Red
$85
Saffees-Lawrence
236 (2) Christmas Themed Mini Longaberger $110Anonymous
baskets; Hot Toddy Mix
237 “Yesterday” Watercolor painting $350
Johanna Hanks
238 “Early Cherry Blossoms” matted photograph
$100
Greg Winkler
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239 $50 Gift Certificate for Scotch Fabric Care Services
$50
Scotch Fabric Care Services
Donor Name
240 (1) Bottle Jordan 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon
$65
Brian & Ginger Edwards
241 (1) Bottle Stag’s Leap Artemis 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon
$65
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Craig
242 (1) Night stay at Ramada Downtown Topeka
with Breakfast Buffet; (2) Tickets to Uncle Bo’s
Blues Bar
$104
Ramada Hotel & Convention Center
243 (4) Golf Passes to Firekeeper Golf Course
$260
Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation
244 2006 Clos Du Bois Marlstone; Wood Wine $75
Case with Accessories
Greg Winkler
245 Antique Gold dogtag of Courage, Faith & Cross
$48
Rock Darling Designs & The Hub
246 (1) Night Stay, Hyatt Place Topeka;
(2) Bottles Liberty Creek Wine
$160
Hyatt Place Topeka; Anonymous
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247 Pink Flower Power Coordinating baby blanket & bib
$15
Home Spun & The Hub
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Gift Certificate for Alphabet Photography $35
Framed Art, your choiceup to 6 letters;
Little Carry-all Caddy in black parisian pop
with timeless memory pouch
249 (1) Bottle Churchills Vintage Porto Red 1991
$50
Alphabet Photography Uniquely Yours
Pary Thirty One Rep., Brooke Osterhaus
Bill & Tina Gannaway
252 2 game day tickets plus autographed soccer $350
Sporting Kansas City-Brandi
ball from Sporting KC team
Thomas-Community Programs Manager
253 Hand forged sterling silver rectangle post earrings $84
Jandi Burkett
254 Limited edition Kansas State Wildcat Big 12
$150 Championship & Fiesta Bowl football with display
case.
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257 (2) Assorted 4" jar candles
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258 (2) Assorted 4" jar candles
$22
Pickwick & Co.
259 (2) Assorted 4" jar candles
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Pickwick & Co.
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The American Cancer Society is the nationwide communitybased voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating
cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving
lives and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research,
education, advocacy and service.
The American Cancer Society has contributed to almost
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Free wigs, hats and turbans
Transportation assistance
Look Good Feel Better programs
24/7 information for caregivers and patients at 1-800ACS-2345 and www.cancer.org
Patience Service Center offering free, phone-based
cancer patient navigation assistance
Cancer profiler and information to help patients
manage day-to-day details of treatment
Kansas Tobacco Quitline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW (free
tobacco cessation phone counseling)
Cancer Survivors Network at www.cancer.org
Hope Lodge—free lodging for those who have to be
away from home during treatments
Educational materials to help prevent and detect
cancer early
Help for teens with cancer issues at www.2bMe.org
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American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
works with elected officials to make cancer issues a
priority at the statehouse and in Washington.
Information and assistance for corporations and
worksites
1-800-ACS-2345 • www.cancer.org
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The American Cancer society would like to thank the following for their generous support of the inaugural.
Presenting Sponsors
Advisor’s Excel
Registration Sponsor
Beverage Sponsor
Glazer’s of Kansas
Décor Design In-Kind Sponsor
Porterfield’s Flowers
Wine Station Underwriters
Phil & Joanne Roudebush
Food Station Underwriter
Briggs Automotive Group
Wine Tasting Sponsor
Stormont-Vail HealthCare
Hill’s Pet Nutrition
Mystery Wine Sponsor
Chris & Lynette Palmer
Special Thank You to Our In-Kind Supporters
David McAbee
Printing Sponsor
Southwest Publishing & Design
Survivor Recognition Sponsor
Educational Credit Union
Entertainment Sponsor
St. Francis Health Center
Hors D’Ouerves Sponsor
Bartlett & West
FHLB
Scotch & Watch Sponsor
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Host: Shawnee Country Club
Event Photography: Kirkwood Kreations
Media Sponsor: Cumulus Radio/KMAJ, seveneightfive Magazine, Lamar Outdoor Advertising
Promotion: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas
Collateral Material, Signage and Auction Booklet: Graphic Arts of Topeka, Inc.
Auction Book Printing: Barker Printing, Inc.
Transportation: Hertz-Penske, Auto and Truck Rental
Water Bottles: Capital Label, LLC
Revenue Enhancer Gift Certificates: Eagle Auto Wash
Guide To Activities
Main Clubhouse
• Featured Chefs
• Silent Auction
• Live Auction
• Tribute Candles
• Bid Board
• Mystery Wines
• Scotch and Watch
(outside, northwest corner of clubhouse)
Presenting Sponsor:
Tent 1
• Slow Ya Roll / Entertainment
• Reserved Seating
Tent 2
• Gaming Tables
• Reserved Seating
Printing Sponsor: