07/08 Annual Review - Alberta Cancer Foundation

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07/08 Annual Review
Together
for a
cancer-
free
future
07/08 Annual Review
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Together for a Cancer Free Future
Contents
Message from the Board Chair and CEO
01
Articles
It computes: mining data for promising drugs
12
Walking beyond grief sends a message of hope
13
Sowing the seeds of a legacy
14
Non-smoker tackles lung cancer head on
15
Stepping up to challenge of breast cancer
16
The art of healing
17
Employees power powers innovation
18
Special meaning to this year’s golf classic
19
World’s longest hockey game
20
Coping with the cost of cancer
21
Bridging the gap between research and practice
22
Face off against cancer
23
New lab space key to attracting talent
24
Abbreviated financial statements
25
Listings
Events
26
Donors
29
Bequests
41
In Tribute
42
In honour
46
Named funds, awards and research chairs
47
Closer to home
48
Message from
the Board Chair
and CEO
It has been our privilege
again this year to connect the
work of two important groups
that form one team intent on
building a cancer-free future
for individual Albertans and
for the province as a whole.
The first part of the team is our donors.
Alberta Cancer Foundation donors make personal
contributions, plan legacy gifts, purchase lottery
tickets, sponsor participants in our walks and put
their own ingenuity to work as volunteers, planning
and executing more than 300 fundraising events
each year.
Their support is a tribute to the thousands of
Albertans diagnosed with cancer this year. It’s a
message of hope for the nearly 16,000 expected
to be diagnosed next year. And their gifts honour
the memory of more than 5,000 Albertans who
lose their battle with cancer each year. The numbers
are big, but the stories are personal. Each of these
individuals is a beloved mother, father, son,
daughter, friend or colleague.
The second part of the team behind each of
these personal cancer journeys is the researchers,
doctors, nurses and other health professionals
committed to giving Albertans their best chance
of preventing cancer, surviving it and thriving.
The boost donor contributions
give to their work accelerates
progress to our common goal.
On every front, we are
On every front, we are
making progress in building
making progress in building
a cancer-free future.
a cancer-free future. But
progress can’t happen fast
enough. We thank our donors for their extraordinary
efforts in helping Alberta build momentum in the
fight against cancer and for helping making the
cancer journey easier for so many who fight it today.
Sandy Slator, Chair
Alberta Cancer Foundation
Linda Mickelson, CEO
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Alberta Cancer Foundation 07/08 Annual Review
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results
that
we
are
confident
will
work
su pleh
eht teg
egassem
ot tuo
elpoep
Dr. Jack Tuszynski, Allard Foundation Chair
in Experimental Oncology
>
see page 12 for the full story
Jackie Clark, fund-raiser in memory
of her son, Brent
>
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ew taht era
tnedfinoc
lliw
krow
help us
get the
message
out to
people
Dr. Jack Tuszynski, Allard Foundation Chair
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Jackie Clark, fund-raiser in memory
of her son, Brent
>
my life
has been
touched
quite
a bit by
cancer
yna
troppus
rof
recnac
hcraeser
dna
taerg si
dedeen
Catherine Ellis, legacy donor in memory
of her husband, Graham
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Jon Glans, patient and fund-raiser
>
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neeb sah
dehcuot
yb tib a
etiuq
recnac
any
support
cancer for
research
is great
and
needed
Catherine Ellis, legacy donor in memory
of her husband, Graham
>
Jon Glans, patient and fund-raiser
>
increase
our
of chances
making a
significant
advance
sserpxe
dna
flesruoy
ruoy
snoitome
ylevitaerc
Dr. John Mackey, research co-chair,
Northern Alberta Breast Cancer Program
>
Karen Bayus, donor in memory
of her son, Sean
>
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esaercni
ruo
secnahc
a
fo
gnikam
tnacfiingis
ecnavda
express
yourself and
your
emotions
creatively
Dr. John Mackey, research co-chair,
Northern Alberta Breast Cancer Program
>
Karen Bayus, donor in memory
of her son, Sean
>
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having
the best
chance of a
cancer-
free
future
recnac
hcraesesraw
dna
raen
ruo ot
raed
straeh
Dr. Matthew Parliament, radiation oncologist
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Warren Coles, fund-raiser in memory
of his father, Fred
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a fo
ecnahc
-recnac
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cancer
research
was
near
and
dear to our
hearts
Dr. Matthew Parliament, radiation oncologist
>
Warren Coles, fund-raiser in memory
of his father, Fred
>
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there
will be
justice
in the
fight
against
cancer
siht
troppus
a hcus si
suoreneg
lufthguoht
evitaitini
Catherine Ellis has built a legacy by donating a portion of
her life insurance policy to the Alberta Cancer Foundation.
Dr. Brent Saik, fund-raiser in memory
of his wife and father
dna
>
Dr. Carol Cass, Vice-President, Alberta Cancer
Board and Director of the Cross Cancer Institute
>
10
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ereht
eb lliw
ecitsuj
thgfi eht ni
tsniaga
recnac
this
support
is such a
generous
and
thoughtful
initiative
Catherine Ellis has built a legacy by donating a portion of
her life insurance policy to the Alberta Cancer Foundation.
Dr. Brent Saik, fund-raiser in memory
>
Dr. Carol Cass, Vice-President, Alberta Cancer
Board and Director of the Cross Cancer Institute
>
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It computes:
mining data for
promising drugs
By the time Dr. Jack Tuszynski’s
Pharma Matrix project is
complete, he hopes to have
3,000 computer processors
running 24 hours a day,
seven days a week.
I
t sounds like a lot of machine power, but the goal
is a lofty one: to identify new drug compounds that
may result in more efficient chemotherapy treatment
for different types of cancer.
“It will be a rather sophisticated technology
involving various software processes–we will screen
millions of chemical entities and be able to eliminate
compounds that aren’t good fits for treatment,”
says Tuszynski. “When we start taking out the
compounds that don’t work, we hope we will be
left with 0.1 per cent that hold promise.”
The new drug compounds will be identified
as the program recognizes them. “We’ll start with
the most likely candidates and then move towards the
more exotic compounds,” says Tuszynski. “Once we
have some results that we are confident will work, they
can be tested right here at the Cross Cancer Institute.
“We had no hope of ever being able to accomplish
this goal without these high performance computers
and the state-of-the-art algorithms.”
This modern facility wouldn’t be possible without
the generous support from the Allard Foundation,
which has had a long relationship with the Alberta
Cancer Board and Foundation. Thanks to their
leadership gift of $2 million, the Alberta Cancer
Foundation was able to establish a $3 million Chair
in experimental oncology and Tuszynski was recruited
for the position.
An additional gift this year
of $1 million will help provide
the hardware, infrastructure
and manpower to propel the
laboratory and help position
Edmonton’s Cross Cancer Institute
as a location for world-class cancer
therapy research.
“Dr. Tuszynski’s work is leading
edge,” says Robert Manning,
from the Allard Foundation.
“It represents a focused approach
to computational drug design,
in silico (by computer simulation)
and in vitro (in test tube or culture dish) testing
of novel chemotherapy entities, with the goal
of optimizing and personalizing chemotherapy
agents for a particular patient.”
The Allard Foundation is excited that research
done in Edmonton could identify new drug
compounds with potentially reduced side effects
aimed at increasing survival rates and the quality
of life for patients.
“We also hope to see the testing of these
compounds resulting in clinical trials in Alberta,
leading to successful clinical applications for
cancer patients,” says Cathy Roozen, from the
Allard Foundation. “Focused research allied with
solid commercial input will help develop a drug
discovery pipeline and an intellectual property
portfolio that can help position the Cross and the
Alberta Cancer Board as long-term, world-class
players in the areas of cancer chemotherapy research
and treatment.”
Tuszynski hopes to have the first phase, with 1,000
processors, running by the end of the calendar year.
Walking beyond
grief sends a
message of hope
Dr. Jack Tuszynski,
Allard Foundation
Chair in Experimental
Oncology
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Jackie Clark had a lot
on her mind while she
walked 5K in the 2007
Underwear Affair*
in Calgary.
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Jackie Clark, fundraiser in memory
of her son, Brent
wo weeks earlier, her 34-year-old son Brent died
from colon cancer, two years after he was diagnosed.
As emotional as it was– Jackie had also lost her father
within that two-week span – she wanted to see it
through. She did more than that. Clark, with help
from her husband Raymond, collected more than
$8,000 and was the top fundraiser
at the close of the first event of its
kind in Alberta.
“I told Brent all along how much
money we had raised and it helped
me get through such a hard time
and gave me something to work
at and focus on,” says Clark.
“Raymond came to the course
and supported me throughout,
but I ended up walking by myself –
I needed to be on my own.”
Clark has always volunteered as
a canvasser for cancer research –
she lost her mother and a number
of other close relatives to the
disease – but it hit even closer to
home in early 2007 when she saw a brochure for the
Underwear Affair, which supports the battle against
cancers below the waist.
Brent had almost realized his lifelong dream when
he received his devastating news. A week before
he was to graduate from the Calgary City Police,
he was diagnosed with cancer. “He wasn’t feeling
well at training and brushed it off– he wasn’t one
to complain, even as a child,” says Clark. A classmate
convinced him to go to the hospital, which he did
that Friday evening. He was admitted and tested and
doctors confirmed on Monday after a colonoscopy
that he had a tennis ball sized tumour in his colon.
Despite being incredibly weak, Brent was
determined to get through his graduation ceremony.
He was released from hospital so he could complete
the final week and rehearse the ceremony. The police
academy set aside a chair in case he couldn’t finish,
but he marched until the end. He returned to hospital
following his graduation for surgery; six weeks later
he started chemo and took a back office job with
the police. “He couldn’t even wear his uniform
because he was so sore,” says Clark. He eventually
moved up to a front office job and went onto the
streets in October 2006, where he spent a year
to the day, until he found out the cancer was back.
“He even managed to go in during his off
chemo weeks,” says Jackie. “He was an inspiration
to everyone.”
But with a tumour on a major artery, Brent grew
weaker as he was going through aggressive chemo.
One evening when his wife, Laura, tried to take
him to an appointment, he collapsed near the
front door. She convinced him to go hospital but
with one condition, he said. No sirens or lights.
He didn’t want the attention.
“I just thought he would go in and they would
hydrate him, get his meds sorted out and he’d
come home,” says Jackie. “That was a Tuesday
he went in. My daughter-in-law was called on
Thursday morning, saying he probably wouldn’t
make it through the weekend, and he didn’t.”
Clark takes some solace knowing her fundraising
efforts will help raise awareness about Brent’s disease
and other cancers below the waist, such as colorectal,
ovarian, cervical and prostate. She and other Albertans
raised a total of $1.24 million for the cause in 2007.
Clark often sits at her desk, looking at the shelf
filled with memories of Brent and his two daughters:
a framed picture of Brent in uniform; a special rock
his eldest daughter, Samantha, found; coloured curly
ribbon he and the girls played with, and her Top
Fundraiser plaque from the Underwear Affair. They
will all be given to the girls one day for keepsakes.
“Hopefully the Underwear Affair event will help
us get the message out to people that colon cancer
and other cancers below the belt can affect young,
healthy and active people,” says Clark.
* The Underwear
Affair is a fun-filled 5K
walk or 10K run where
participants dress in
their skivvies– or the
most outrageous
underwear they can
find– to raise funds
and build awareness
for cancers below
the waist.
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Sowing the
seeds of
a legacy
Catherine Ellis never
imagined she’d marry
a farmer, but then the
city girl fell in love.
Her life didn’t
change much–at first.
E
llis and her husband, Graham, lived in Calgary
throughout the ’70s and most of the ’80s, while
she worked as a public health nutritionist, and he
commuted to work at a farm not far from the city.
In 1986, after years of hard work and saving,
they bought 960 acres near Olds, where they grew
wheat, barley and canola. The land was fertile, the
landscape was beautiful and life was good. Then
cancer struck. Graham contracted non-Hodgkin’s
lymphoma, and he died in 1991 after a painful battle.
Widowed at 48, Ellis wanted to keep the farm so
she could give her two sons, 16 and 13 at the time,
the opportunity to take it over one day.
“If I had sold out, they wouldn’t have had the
choice,” she says. “I insisted they go to university
to get an education, but I also wanted to give them
the opportunity to run the farm,
if that’s what they wanted.”
I’ve probably become
Low on options herself, Ellis
took over day-to-day operations
a little handier than
of the farm. She rented out some
most women
of the land, and brought on a
hired hand to help her and her boys with the rest.
“It was a steep learning curve. The hardest part was
probably getting my class 3 license so I could drive
the grain truck to the elevator in town,” she says.
She also learned how to drive a combine
and a tractor and operate and maintain the farm’s
water system.
“I’ve probably become a little
handier than most women,” she
says. “But I was lucky. We had
helpful neighbours, and the boys
were good workers.”
After university, both of her
sons decided to return to farming.
The eldest runs the family homestead, and his younger brother
tills land that he bought a few
kilometers away.
Retired now, Catherine lives
in Olds and helps her sons with
their accounting books. She has
five grandchildren, all boys.
“Lots of potential for more farmers,” she says.
It was in the spirit of building a legacy that Ellis
decided to transform her life insurance policy into
three separate ones and donate one of them to the
Alberta Cancer Foundation.
“My life has been touched quite a bit by cancer.
My dad died of it at 56 and my husband at 52, and
it has taken numerous other relatives and friends,
and I just think it would be great to have treatments
that work and aren’t so debilitating,” she says.
Brian Shea, chief development officer with the
Foundation, explained that donations usually come
in the form of money, stocks or gifts-in-kind, such
as real estate. People also make deferred donations
through their wills but gifts of life insurance are still
relatively rare.
“We’ll get maybe two a year,” he says, adding
that the gift is a thoughtful way to make a deferred
contribution.
“In most cases, the policy holder makes the tax
deductible premium payments on the policy until he
or she passes away, and then the insurance company
pays the benefits to the charity,” Shea explains.
“We’re very grateful for Catherine’s gift,” he adds.
“It always amazes me how generous people can be.
It’s nice to know that people see the value in the
work we do and recognize the future impact their
gift will have.”
“Cancer causes a lot of suffering to the individual,
as well as to their family, so anything one might be able
to do to help with that is great,” Ellis says. “It’s only
through research that we’ll learn more about it and
be able to improve things for the next generation.”
Non-smoker tackles
lung cancer head on
Catherine Ellis,
legacy donor in
memory of her
husband, Graham
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Jon Glans’ laugh comes easily.
“I haven’t golfed this year, but
I’m on a holiday from chemo
now, so maybe I’ll build up and
have some energy to expend.
You never know,” he says, with
his customary chuckle.
M
ost would agree Glans was dealt a bad break when
he was diagnosed with lung cancer a few years ago.
Many connect the disease with smoking, but Glans
hadn’t puffed a cigarette in 30 years. He knows the
odds are stacked against him now, but you wouldn’t
know it from talking to him – or seeing what he
is able to do.
Last year, the retired Calgary businessman
organized a charity golf tournament and donated
$85,000 in proceeds to the Alberta Cancer
Foundation. He’s doing it again this year with
a goal of raising $125,000.
Glans designates all the money he raises to help
fund the lung cancer tissue bank recently created
at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary.
“We’re building a tissue micro-array and database
of the tumors that we collect from patients in biopsies
and surgeries,” says Dr. Don Morris, a lung cancer
physician and head of the Lung Research Group
at the Tom Baker.
Researchers and clinicians use the tissue bank to
analyze the molecular markers found in existing tumor
samples and then cross-reference them with patient
samples in order to customize treatment programs.
“It’s a matter of determining the right treatment
for the right patient at the right time,” Morris says.
The tissue bank is funded entirely through donations.
“What we need to run the lung cancer tissue
bank is a small fragment of what is being funded
for other tumor sites,” Morris says.
“Historically, lung cancer research has been
under-funded compared to other types of cancer,
even though it is the most common cause of cancer
death in Alberta,” Morris adds. “Unfortunately, lung
cancer patients don’t live long enough to form huge
advocacy groups, like the patients of other forms
of cancer.”
Paul Clark and his family are among those who
are supporting Morris’ efforts.
“We believe in what Don is doing. He is clearly
one of the very brightest people around in this area,
and if we don’t help him to develop solutions, then
he’ll find other places to do his work, and Alberta will
be poorer because of it,” says Clark, the primary vicepresident, communications, for CP Rail.
“I think lung cancer research is funded less
than some other forms of cancer because it is often
presented as being the result of people’s smoking
habits – a negative lifestyle choice they have made
– but that’s not always the case,” adds Clark, whose
life has been personally touched by lung cancer.
About 15 to 20 per cent of people who contract
lung cancer have never smoked or been exposed
consistently to second-hand smoke or asbestos.
“We really do need to do a lot of work to
investigate prevention, screening and treatment
of this disease, which is a huge health burden
to Albertans. We’re making inroads, but we need
a much bigger push,” Morris says.
“Any support for cancer research is great
and needed, but I’d like to close
the gap in funding between lung
cancer and some of the other
cancers,” Glans says.
“A golf tournament is a start,
but the needs for lung cancer
research are far greater than what
we can solve with a golf tournament.
It’s a step in the right direction,
though, and you have to start
somewhere,” he adds, with a laugh.
Lung cancer is one of the
top four cancers in Alberta and
the number one cancer killer.
The Alberta Cancer Foundation
recognizes this and will be focusing
fundraising efforts to support four
provincial research initiatives aimed at reducing
cancer incidence and mortality by targeting
these four major cancers: colorectal, lung,
breast and prostate.
Jon Glans, patient
and fund-raiser
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Stepping up
to challenge of
breast cancer
Thousands of walkers
and their feet have made
the Weekend to End
Breast Cancer Alberta’s
largest breast cancer
fundraising event.
E
ach summer, committed participants in both Calgary
and Edmonton tackle a 60K trek to raise money for
breast cancer research and province-wide breast
screening initiatives. In just three years, the event
has enabled the Alberta Cancer Foundation to invest
a staggering $17 million.
Although more than 1,950 Albertans will be
diagnosed with breast cancer this year, the disease’s
death rates in Alberta are lower
than the Canadian average.
Funds raised in 2006 This could be, in part, due
and 2007 established to the Alberta Cancer Board’s
improvements in early detection
a $5 million Endowed and more effective treatment.
Weekend to End Breast Regular screening is one
Cancer Research Chair of the best ways to catch breast
cancer at an early stage when it
is most treatable. A mobile van with state-of-the-art
mammography equipment, purchased with funds
from the Weekend to End Breast Cancer, is already
offering greater accessibility to breast screening for
women in more than 100 rural communities. Over the
next few years, new digital technology and public
awareness campaigns will be put into place to further
enhance the province-wide breast screening program.
The funds also support 30 breast cancer research
projects that might otherwise have gone unfunded.
Take Dr. Nigel Brockton, a researcher with the
Tom Baker Cancer Center in Calgary. He studies
breast cancer metastasis to the bone and believes
that up to 40 per cent of women with breast cancer
already have cells from their breast tumours in their
bone marrow. Only a small number of those patients
actually develop tumours (metastases) in the bone
and Brockton believes this could be related
to a number of factors, including vitamin D status
and inflammatory factors that encourage the cancer
to progress.
Dr. Bassam Abdulkarim is
studying how a new technology
called tomotherapy can make
radiation therapy a safer and
more effective treatment
option for the next generation
of cancer patients. Edmonton’s
Cross Cancer Institute is one
of only two centres in Canada
to use a prototype tomotherapy
machine, and Abdulkarim,
co-leader of the Edmonton study, is testing the
effectiveness of this technology on patients following
a lumpectomy. His research team is hoping to see
a significant reduction in the incidence of skin fibrosis,
a common side effect of radiation in which the breast
tissue becomes tender, more fibrous and less stretchy.
These projects are a sampling of how Alberta
scientists are pushing the research envelope thanks
to the outstanding participants and supporters
of the Weekend to End Breast Cancer.
“Funds raised in 2006 and 2007 established
a $5 million Endowed Weekend to End Breast
Cancer Research Chair that will play a pivotal role
in advancing our understanding and treatment
of the disease,” says Dr. John Mackey, co-chair
of research for the Northern Alberta Breast Cancer
Program. “We are conducting an international
search for a world-class breast cancer researcher
to help lead the Alberta breast cancer research
community to increase our chances of making
a significant advance in outcomes for people
with breast cancer.” All those footsteps are
making a difference.
The art of healing
When you can go and
express yourself and your
emotions creatively, it makes
a difference. That’s why the
Arts in Medicine program
played such a key role
in the lives of Sean Bayus
and his parents.
Weekend to End
Breast Cancer 2008
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W
hen Sean Bayus was a patient at the University of
Alberta Hospital being treated for a brain tumour,
his mother, Karen, would get him into a wheelchair,
put him in her vehicle, take him to the Cross Cancer
Institute and into his weekly Arts in Medicine class.
He would explore a number of different media from
soapstone carving to sculpture or whatever he was
inclined to do that week. When the class was over,
Karen would do the laborious process in reverse.
“It wasn’t that easy to do, but it was so worth it,”
says Karen. “Just the action of sanding down
soapstone was therapeutic for him.”
Sean died in May 2007 at the age of 23. During
the family’s cancer journey, one program that left an
imprint on Karen and her husband, Steven, was the
Arts in Medicine program run out of the Department
of Psychosocial and Spiritual Resources at the Cross
Cancer Institute. Offering workshops in quilting,
journaling, sculpting, photography and other
art media, the idea is to promote healing through
creative expression for patients, family members,
oncology staff and caregivers. Steven, for instance,
carved a soapstone bear, while Karen attended
a writing and painting class. Because of the stage
of Sean’s brain tumour, it was hard to know exactly
what he was thinking, says Karen, but he managed
to express himself through sculptures and figurines
he started but wasn’t able to finish.
“I felt that this was such a fantastic outlet.
When you spend so much time with doctors and in
the hospital, this added that emotional and spiritual
piece that we needed at the time,” says Karen.
So after Sean’s passing, the St. Albert couple
decided to donate money collected from memorial
donations to the Alberta Cancer Foundation
for ongoing support of the program. Steven and
Karen, both educators, continue to make monthly
donations. Funds from
the Bayus family helped
start harp workshops
at the Cross Cancer
Institute that are now
filled to capacity.
“This is such a
positive thing when
everything else you’re
dealing with can be so
negative,” says Karen.
“When you can go and
express yourself and
your emotions creatively,
it makes a difference.
“In my class, I was
the only one there without cancer. Everyone
expressed how lonely life had become during
treatment, perhaps because people don’t know
how to deal with it. These classes not only allow you
a break from what you are dealing with but a whole
new way to express how you feel.”
The Arts in Medicine program offers more
than 30 classes a year that are filled by more than
500 participants.
Karen and Steven
Bayus, donors in
memory of their
son, Sean
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Employees
power innovation
To hear the formula,
one-quarter of one per cent
of each pay cheque may
not sound like a lot. But when
you add 8,000 people to
the mix, you make
a real difference.
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Dr. Matthew Parliament,
radiation oncologist
hat’s how the Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable
Assistance Fund works. Every two weeks, a combination
of nine unions and associations contribute to a fund
that is then allocated to different charities each year.
For two years, the Alberta Cancer Foundation has
been a recipient, specifically the IGAR (image-guided
adaptive radiotherapy) program led by Dr. Gino Fallone,
director of medical physics at the Cross Cancer Institute.
“A little bit of funds can really start
adding up,” says Brenda Waluk,
president of the fund. “And what
was really exciting to us is that this
technology, which improves the
way cancer patients are treated,
is right here in Edmonton, in our
own back yard.”
IGAR uses a combination of CT
scanning, MRI, and PET imaging to
determine the extent of a patient’s
cancer as accurately as possible.
Radiation therapy is then designed
specifically for that patient, using the
helical tomotherapy unit to deliver
a “sculpted” dose of radiation.
This means that the tumour receives the maximum
exposure to radiation, but the healthy tissue is spared
– even healthy tissue located very close to the tumour.
From the clinical perspective, advanced IGAR
technology allows medical professionals to target
all of the cancer cells with therapeutic radiation on
every single day of the patient’s treatment course,
says Dr. Matthew Parliament, a radiation oncologist
who is the director of the Division of Radiation
Oncology at the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton
and the University of Alberta.
“Damage to healthy normal tissues is minimized
using IGAR,” says Parliament. “From the perspective
of a cancer patient who needs to undergo radiation,
that means having the best chance of a cancer-free
future, retaining the best possible health-related
quality of life during and after treatment. Once cancer
treatment is over, patients are increasingly returning
to a brighter and happier future with their families,
loved ones, friends and workplace colleagues.”
So when John Loewen was diagnosed with
prostate cancer, Parliament suggested he undergo
radiation therapy using the IGAR technique.
“Dr. Parliament said he felt we should proceed
with the IGAR treatment, and I agreed,” says Loewen.
“I said, ‘You’re the expert, and if you feel that
is what we should do, then we’ll do it.’ That is when
I immediately began seven weeks of radiation
treatment using IGAR.”
It would have been difficult to treat Loewen’s
prostate cancer with conventional radiation therapy,
because tumours of the prostate often move during
the treatment session. However, with the use of IGAR,
the correct dose of radiation could be delivered
directly to the tumour.
Today, Loewen is cancer-free. His good outcome
can be attributed to the use of IGAR for his treatment
and to the care he received at the Cross Cancer
Institute. “I really appreciate how well they treated
me at the Cross,” says Loewen. “My care was
excellent. I was so impressed.”
That’s what Waluk likes to hear. “Going through
cancer treatment is so hard, so anything our fund
can do to make it better is a good thing.”
Parliament also benefited from the generous
support of motorcycle-riding Edmontonians. Organizers
of the 2007 Motorcycle Ride for Dad, which raises
money for prostate cancer research and awareness,
presented more than $57,000 to the Alberta Cancer
Foundation to help fund a three-year grant awarded to
Parliament and his team at the Cross Cancer Institute.
He is studying the contribution of each patient’s own
genetic makeup to the development of post-radiation
complications, ultimately moving toward the development of predictive tests to avoid radiation injury.
Parliament and his team will examine gene markers
and blood proteins in approximately 300 prostate
cancer survivors who have received three-dimensional
conformal radiotherapy (3D CRT) at the Cross Cancer
Institute and Tom Baker Cancer Centre.
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Special meaning
to this year’s
golf classic
When Fred Coles moved
to the Heritage Pointe golf
community in Calgary,
he had three memberships
at different courses and would
average 100 rounds a year.
S
o it is fitting that Fred combined the game he loves
with his commitment to raising money for cancer
research in the annual Tom Baker Cancer Center
(TBCC) Golf Classic. For years, he chaired the annual
TBCC Golf Classic and worked as a dedicated
community volunteer, passionate about improving
the care and quality of life for cancer patients and
their families.
When Fred was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s
lymphoma in 1997, his son, Warren, and a friend
shaved their heads to raise
money for cancer research.
I wish I could say this Warren’s company then
year’s event didn’t have stepped up as lead sponsor
the TBCC Golf Classic and
to take on that special for
Fred was named co-chair of the
meaning because my dad tournament in 1998 (he also
is not here, but it does. co-chaired with John Stein).
He played a key role in making
the event one of the Alberta Cancer Foundation’s
flagship fundraisers and remained actively involved
until his death from cancer on May 1, 2008.
“Cancer research was near and dear to our
hearts for obvious reasons but we had the opportunity
to meet the Heaver family, who originally started
this event,” says Warren. “And Dad lived at Heritage
Pointe, which was Heaver land, so there was
a really neat tie in
and everything fit
in well into our family
bailiwick.”
Warren, who has
also been on the TBCC
Golf Classic committee
off and on for a decade,
had mixed emotions
about the September
2008 sold-out event,
which was dedicated
to his father. The 2008
tournament was
renamed the Fred C. Coles Memorial Golf
Classic in support of the Tom Baker Cancer Center.
A research fellowship is also being established
in Fred’s name.
Born in Calgary in 1944, Fred made the city his
home for most of his life. He left to study petroleum
engineering at the University of Wyoming and
to Rainbow Lake where he ran the local gas plant.
In 1972 Fred returned to Calgary and was always
pleased to help raise funds for his city’s Tom Baker
Cancer Center.
This year’s tournament marks the 17th annual
event with a proud history of having raised more
than $3 million for research and patient programs
in Southern Alberta.
“I wish I could say this year’s event didn’t have
to take on that special meaning because my dad
is not here, but it does,” says Warren. “We just want
to make sure the tournament itself doesn’t change its
focus or what it tries to do. Dad would have wanted
things to carry on the way he planned.”
Warren Coles
with sister Karen,
fund-raisers in
memory of their
father, Fred
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World’s longest
hockey game
Late one night this past
February, Bob Walker had
settled in at home to do
some work on his computer,
when something on TV
in the background
caught his eye.
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Dr. Brent Saik, fundraiser in memory
t was the intermission of an Edmonton Oilers
hockey game, and the vice-president of Ledcor
Construction Limited pulled his head up from
crunching numbers to watch Dr. Brent Saik struggle
through an interview. Saik looked like a ghost, and,
as Walker heard his story, he needn’t wonder why.
Saik and 39 others were near the end of an
attempt to play the world’s longest hockey game–
10 continuous days–to raise money
for the Alberta Cancer Foundation.
If that wasn’t hard enough, the
game was being played outside,
and central Alberta had been stuck
in a bone-chilling deep freeze,
with temperatures plummeting
as low as -40 C and colder with
the wind-chill factor thrown in.
Saik and his sleep-deprived crew
had already raised $350,000, but
they were stuck at that number,
and if they could receive $500,000
they would match a pledge from
the Alberta government and
be able to purchase a $1 million
confocal microscope for the Cross Cancer Institute
in Edmonton.
“As soon as I saw that, I thought, ‘That’s it, that’s
what we’ll do,’” Walker said. “It was so fortunate that
I saw the TV interview then, it was a great stroke of luck.
Ledcor had celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2007,
and the multi-disciplined construction company had
been looking for ways to share some of its success.
In particular, Ledcor wanted to focus one area of its
philanthropy efforts to support children’s health–
something the confocal microscope will surely do.
Within a few weeks, Walker met with representatives
from the Foundation and pledged that Ledcor would
bridge the $150,000 gap needed to meet the
$500,000 goal.
“That was a good meeting,” Walker says.
“People ask, ‘Who feels better, the giver or the
receiver?’ Well, I can tell you, the giver felt pretty
good that day.”
Ledcor is a private, employee owned company,
with more than 5,000 employees scattered across
14 branches in North America, and most of its
charitable activities are done anonymously. However,
when the company makes donations, they’ll usually
tell their employees what they’ve done in order
to share the glow of giving.
“After that meeting, I sent an email to our
Edmonton group to let them know what we’d done,
and within hours I received
so much positive feedback,
it was overwhelming,” Walker
I’ll keep doing them
says. “One employee emailed
for as long as I can or
me that she had been going
to the Cross every day to visit we get a cure for cancer,
a relative who was fighting
whichever comes first.
cancer, and she said she was
so proud to be a part of this organization when she
heard about the donation. I got a lot of messages
like that.”
The world record-breaking hockey game Saik
organized in 2008 was the third such game he has
spearheaded in five years, with each one running
longer and raising more money. He said he had
a “weird feeling” when he heard about the Ledcor
donation, the largest that his group has received
over the years.
“We have so many people who do so much for
us, and whether it’s a kid who gives us $20 that he’s
spent all year saving or a big company like Ledcor
giving us a huge donation, we know that it’s a big
decision for them, and it blows me away every time,”
says Saik, an optometrist whose wife and father have
succumbed to cancer.
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“Before we do these games we get sort of a
shopping list from the Foundation, and their big
wish was for the confocal microscope, so we went
for it,” he says.
“This microscope will be our working-horse
machine,” says Dr. Xuejun Sun, director of the
cell imaging facility at the Cross Cancer Institute.
“It’s a newer generation research instrument that
allows us to look at live cancer cells, which helps
us understand their properties and how drugs and
other therapies may be able to work on them.”
Sun said the microscope is expected to arrive
and be in operation by the end of the year.
“Of course, we’re all really excited to get this
instrument,” Sun added. “It will help us to make
important discoveries, and we’re really grateful
to Ledcor and Dr. Saik and everyone else who
made this happen.”
Walker says, “After we made this donation,
I heard so many stories about how people’s lives
have been affected by cancer, and it makes what
you’ve done so much more special.”
Saik added that the 2008 hockey game won’t
likely be the last of its kind.
“I’ll do another one, for sure,” he says. “I’ll keep
doing them for as long as I can, or we get a cure
for cancer, whichever comes first.”
Terry Gomke, President
and CEO of Gibson
Energy, and Linda
Gomke, show ongoing
commitment to
provincial programs
in need
Coping with the
cost of cancer
A self-employed couple in their 50s faces a disconnection
notice for utilities they can’t afford. An at-risk patient whose
phone is on the verge of disconnection needs the contact
to reach his medical team or EMS. An out-of-town patient
forced to travel for radiation therapy has trouble paying
for meals and accommodation.
These situations are real and have received support
from the Alberta Cancer Foundation’s Patient Financial
Assistance Program.
Patients and families often say that coping with a cancer
diagnosis is easier than dealing with the stress of financial
concerns resulting from their illness. The Patient Financial
Assistance Program provides temporary short-term assistance
so families may focus on their recovery, instead of how to pay
transportation costs or find extra funds for the anti-nausea
drugs needed after treatment.
Gibson Energy became a corporate donor to the
Alberta Cancer Foundation to help people face these
additional burdens. The private, Alberta-based company,
which develops implements and supports midstream solutions
for the oil and gas industry, has made a five-year commitment
to the program. Gibson’s President and CEO Terry Gomke
says it is important his company stays committed to provincial
programs in need.
“As contributing and proud Albertans, we at Gibson
truly believe we’re living in the greatest place on earth,”
says Gomke. “We understand, however, that it’s our privilege
and duty to give back to the community as much as possible.
We work hard at making sure that happens, through our
time, monetary contributions and as part of our daily lives.”
With support from donors such as Gibson, social workers
are able to provide short-term financial grants to approximately
500 patients and their families every year, allowing them
to focus on what is really important–beating cancer.
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Bridging the gap
between research
and practice
You can build the fastest
car in the world, but it won’t
get you anywhere
without fuel. So it is with
medical research.
S
cientists may unlock the secrets of a deadly disease,
but it won’t mean much unless they can find the means
to translate their discovery into drugs or other forms
of treatment that can help patients.
To that end, Roche Canada recently announced
a $1 million gift to support the Roche Fellowship in
Translational Research for the Alberta Cancer Board.
The fellowship will be awarded to a scientist or
clinician who is working to turn
laboratory breakthroughs into
we spend a great deal bedside balms.
of time learning about... “Historically, there has been
a gap between the research
where the needs exist lab and the clinical setting.
Of course, there have always
in the community.
been people who have done it,
but in reality it is very hard for one person to develop
the skills needed to conduct research and also be
able to apply what they’ve learned as a clinician,”
says Dr. Carol Cass, vice-president of the Alberta
Cancer Board and director of the Cross Cancer
Institute in Edmonton.
“There is a shortage of people in the world who
have the qualifications and commitment necessary
to do translational cancer research,” Cass adds.
“That’s why this support from Roche– a no-stringsattached fellowship for research translation–is such
a generous and thoughtful initiative.”
Ronnie Miller, president and
CEO of Roche Canada , says,
“Roche employs an inside-out
approach to community giving.
This means we spend a great
deal of time learning about what’s
important to our business, what
our employees value and where
the needs exist in the community.
We use this information to establish
our corporate giving plans.”
The Roche fellowship will
be awarded annually for the next
10 years through a competition.
The recipient will become a fellow
in the Alberta Cancer Board Translational Training in
Cancer Research Program, with an option to work
in either Calgary or Edmonton. The first fellowship
is expected to be awarded in the fall of 2008.
“This fellowship will help ensure implementation
keeps pace, and patients benefit as soon as possible
from what is learned. Roche looks forward to seeing
the real-world benefits to patients,” Miller says.
“Roche and the Alberta Cancer Board share
a common goal and that is to advance the
understanding of cancer and develop innovative
approaches and treatments that will improve
the quality of life for Canadians,” Miller adds.
“We’re proud to partner with the Alberta Cancer
Board and Foundation to support cutting-edge
projects being conducted by top-notch researchers.”
“Unless you have multi-faceted facilities, such
as we have at the Cross Cancer Institute, you often
have a separation between research and the clinic,
but we’ve set up an environment that promotes
research translation. We’ve had many successes
in the past,” says Cass, “and we believe this
Roche fellowship will help us achieve more
in the future.”
Face off
against cancer
Dr. Carol Cass,
Vice-President,
Alberta Cancer Board
and Director of the
Cross Cancer Institute
It is not an event anyone’s
husband hopes to organize,
but when Memory Marshall
died of pregnancy-related
cancer gestational trophoblastic
neoplasia (GTN), Lyall Marshall
took on the challenge.
M
emory was a geologist in Calgary and had just
given birth to their first child, Diamond, when she
was diagnosed with GTN on September 15, 2005.
This rare form of cancer that affects one in every
40,000 new mothers has a 50 per cent survival rate,
but on January 9, 2007, Memory passed away.
Her daughter was only 18 months old. Lyall then
established Memory’s Foundation to share the story
of his wife’s inspirational fight and to raise funds
for the battle against cancer and as a legacy for
their daughter.
“I personally never want to see another mother
so sick that she cannot take care of her baby again,”
Lyall says. “Her life will save other moms in the future
and there will be justice in the fight against cancer.
Memory’s body may have failed, but her spirit
continues today and will stay with us forever.”
To honour Memory’s spirit, Lyall organizes an annual
September hockey tournament in Calgary, Face-off
Against Cancer, and contributes the proceeds to the
Alberta Cancer Foundation. In 2007, the event raised
more than $250,000.
This year’s event will pay tribute to Crystal Violante,
another young mother who lost her courageous battle
with cancer. Violante was a public communications
representative in Calgary diagnosed with a rare
form of malignant melanoma shortly after giving
birth to her first child. An emergency MRI revealed
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the cancer had spread to her spine, hips and pelvic
region, as well as her liver and lungs. She died six
months after her diagnosis when her daughter was
eight months old.
Lyall, president of Memory’s Foundation, first
learned of Crystal’s situation when he spotted a story
in a Calgary newspaper about her fight against cancer.
“I felt we had to help their family in some way,”
says Lyall. “Few people really understand how draining
this is emotionally and physically. It’s a grind and your
routine becomes absolutely crazy. You forget to
eat and you’re dead tired, but you’re trying
to stay positive.”
Lyall contacted Crystal’s
husband, Anthony, and offered
I hope to see the event
assistance. “Crystal was moved
grow to its maximum
by the foundation and their
potential, whatever
goals,” says Anthony. “When
I first heard about Lyall and the
that may be.
foundation I was eager to meet
him. I thought, ‘finally, someone that I can talk to that
knows where I’m coming from.’ Meeting Lyall was
really good for me, however, it was a turning point
in the road. When he shared his story with me it was
the first time I really thought ‘Crystal could really die
and I would be left behind to pick up the pieces.’
Lyall made himself available to me for emotional
support whenever I needed it.”
Anthony is now thrilled to be a part of this year’s
Face Off Against Cancer tournament. “I see this
group doing amazing things for cancer funding
and research and I hope to see the event grow
to its maximum potential, whatever that may be,”
says Anthony.
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New lab
space key to
attracting talent
Build it and they
will come. And with them
will be state-of-the-art
equipment and
world-class research.
S
Dr. Stephen Robbins,
vice-director of the
Southern Alberta Cancer
Research Institute
everal years ago, the Alberta Cancer Foundation
made a commitment to assist with the development
and expansion of cancer research in Calgary.
This year, the Foundation provided funds totaling
$4.1 million to help outfit and equip new lab space
that will be home to dozens of researchers, fellows
and graduate students all focused on developing
an integrated approach to fighting cancer.
On the second floor of the
University of Calgary’s Health
Research Innovation Centre,
researchers who were once
scattered on different floors
and buildings are now working
together in dedicated space
named the Howard Cancer
Research Centre. Additional
funds from the Kids Cancer Care
Foundation and the Clark Smith
family contributed to outfitting
the new space.
“These funds allowed us to
develop a focused research effort
within the footprint of the space
and it brought the clinical and basic scientists to this
new hub,” says Dr. Stephen Robbins, vice-director
of the Southern Alberta Cancer Research Institute.
“This allows us to put everything together in terms
of scientific collaboration–it really is about going
from the bench to the bedside and the bedside
to the bench.
The Howard Cancer Research Centre
accommodates the labs of four major research
chairs: the Alberta Cancer Foundation Chair
in Brain Tumour Research held
by Dr. Gregory Cairncross
(co-funded with the
it really is about going
University of Calgary),
from the bench to the
the Engineered Air Chair
bedside and the bedside
in DNA Damage and Repair
held by Dr. Susan Leesto the bench.
Miller (co-funded with
the University of Calgary),
the not-yet-filled Chair in Molecular Cancer
Epidemiology (co-funded with the University
of Calgary) and the Kids Cancer Care Foundation
Chair in Pediatric Oncology (co-funded with Kids
Cancer Care Foundation, University of Calgary
and the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation).
“Having clinical and basic scientists in such close
proximity to each other and to patients at the
Tom Baker Cancer Centre means a more streamlined approach to finding the answers we need
to fight the disease,” says Robbins. “In addition,
we anticipate that this new space and equipment
will help in recruitment efforts,” he says. “When top
scientists see who they will be working beside and
the leading-edge technology available in our labs
there is added incentive to come here.
“This focused cancer research effort can only
mean more promising outcomes for Albertans.”
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Investing
Together
for a cancerfree future
Fund Balances
2007/2008
( at fair market value)
Fund Balance
$90,690,332
Unrestricted Fund
$3,209,421
Restricted Fund
$ 16,272,132
Abbreviated Financials
for the period April 1, 2007
to March 31, 2008
Total Revenues
Total Expenditures
Excess Revenues over expenditures
Endowment Fund
$ 71,050,237
Unrestricted, restricted
and endowment funds
support research,
prevention and
screening initiatives,
patient care and
support across Alberta.
To view complete
financials, go to:
albertacancer.ab.ca
or call us at
1-866-412-4222 .
$27,912,380
$24,871,251
$3,041,129
Capital Asset Fund
$ 158,542
2006/2007
(at cost)
Expenditures and transfers to funds
Fund Balance
$77,948,639
Unrestricted Fund
Fundraising**
$2,248,375
$2,156,974
Administration and General Costs
$1,616,983
Restricted Fund
$19,424,153
Excess Revenues over expenditures
$3,041,129*
Research and Program Grants
$21,005,893
Endowment Fund
$56,202,511
*Transferred to funds
**Fundraising expenses include the change in the allowance for pledges receivable.
Capital Asset Fund
$165,001
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Events
10th Annual Uniglobe Geo Travel
Sue Foy Memorial Golf Classic
In 2007/2008, more than
320 community events and
fundraisers were hosted and
supported by thousands of
Albertans. Collectively they
raised more than $4.3 M
to benefit cancer research,
prevention, screening and
care. Our sincere thanks and
congratulations to all of the
volunteer organizers and
participants. The following
events and fundraisers held
between April 1, 2007 and
March 31, 2008 each raised
more than $500.
19th Annual Cross Cancer Institute Golf Classic
& Companion Events
3rd Annual Digital Communications/MLC Group/
IGL Canada/Greenboro Homes/Mancap Group/
Rogers Charity Golf Tournament
15th Annual Boston Pizza Charity Golf Classic
“Killer” Phil Klein’s 90th Birthday Bash
2nd Annual Cummings Andrews Mackay
Don Andrews’ Memorial Golf Tournament
5th Annual Bryan Mudryk Golf Classic
4th Annual Schendel Mechanical Client
Appreciation Golf Tournament
$20,155
3rd Annual RBC Dominion Securities
Phyllis Andrietz Memorial Golf Tournament
1st Annual Ducharme Motors Charity
Golf Tournament
Average Joe’s Pub Night
What Women Wear Fashion Show
$559,509
$10,105
$962
$8,600
Sherritt International Halloween Initiative
$8,500
4th Annual Linaria & District Fun Golf Tournament
$30,500
Carpe Diem IV
$8,295
JAMSZ Family BBQ & Head Shave
$29,375
Cruising for Cancer, Caring for Yourself
$8,170
3rd Annual Petrocom Construction Golf Tournament
$27,765
5th Annual Village at the Lake Bosom
Buddies Fundraiser
$8,000
2nd Annual Great-West Life Peter Kossowan
Charity Golf Classic
$27,000
12th Annual PM Electric Poul Mathiesen Memorial
Golf Tournament
3rd Annual Franklin’s Pub Charity Golf Classic
$24,133
Locks for Love– Lister Hall
$7,750
$7,687
$23,441
Shave-a-Go-Go
$22,708
Head Shave for Cancer– Dennis Estacion,
Jason Kowaluk & Friends
Playing For Life
$234,940
3rd Annual Butch Fischer Golf Tournament
$22,500
A Fight for the Cure
$7,423
Memory’s Hockey for the Cure
$211,184
Fore Cancer Golf Tournament & Auction
$22,242
Gwendolyn Mae Ingram Head Shave
$7,300
5th Annual Laughing for Cancer
$171,114
Meridian Valves Golf Tournament
$22,000
allRewards.com Partners
$7,190
Kristin Connection
$21,717
Parlee McLaws Rainmaker Classic
$7,133
3rd Annual U of A Law Students Cut for a Cure
$19,959
Jamie’s Extreme Makeover– Headshaving Event
$6,160
Bella Vita Gala
$19,705
Calgary Winter Club Headshave
$6,080
Mom for Tom
$18,491
$17,283
5th Annual Gregg Steenbergen Memorial
Golf Tournament
$6,058
Because We Care Golf Tournament– Carstairs
$27,867
5th Annual Butterfly Boutique Charity
Golf Tournament
$17,123
5th Annual Snowball Gala
$6,055
$15,988
3rd Annual Salisbury Greenhouse Ladies Night Out
$6,000
13th Annual Alberta Mobility & Friends
Golf Tournament
St. Hilda Cuts for Cancer
$5,885
PrimeWest Annual Employee Golf Tournament
$5,830
3rd Annual St. Paul Home Hardware Building
Centre Golf Tournament
$15,700
Chocolate Fantasy– Carseland Public Benefit
Fund Fundraiser– In memory of Kathy Dye
$5,650
Providing a Voice Cancer Kickoff Headshave
University of Calgary
$165,272
$53,610
$37,297
University of Lethbridge
Providing a Voice Cancer Kickoff Headshave Mount Royal College
Headshave Canada– Mount Royal College
$23,036
Headshave Canada– University of Calgary
$13,697
Lethbridge Community College
$5,829
Angel Hair & Pasta Cancer Fund Razor
In memory of Battista Barberio
$3,935
Headshave Canada– University of Lethbridge
3rd Annual Bringing Home the Dream
10th Annual Short Cut to the Cure
& Companion Events
$125,000
$96,827
Vegreville Fire Department Head Shave
$15,352
Women in Seismic
$15,000
House of Thunder Ride & Rally
$14,936
2nd Annual Ladies Night Out at Greenland
Garden Centre
$14,225
“Ernest Morrow Junior High School
Lynda Wanner Spirit Event”
Trevor Cook Head Shave
Shave & A Hair Cut, Two Bits– In memory
of Barb Pergentile
$7,529
$5,500
$5,376
$5,330
$14,000
Annual Bellerose Composite High School Head Shave
$5,201
Angie Harder Head Shave
$5,162
5th Annual JH Picard Cuts for Cancer
$14,000
Norman Wells, NT Bedding Plant Sales
$5,100
$5,050
8th Annual Dennis Soprovich Memorial
Volleyball Tournament
$7,475
Silver Springs Lung Cancer Golf Tournament
$85,575
1st Annual Fiddler Fights Cancer
$13,250
Alberta Greenhouse Growers Association (AGGA)
Fundraiser: Blossoms for a Cure
Shoppers Drug Mart–Tree of Life
$71,559
$12,149
Gaudet’s Fresh ‘n’ Frozen Seafood Raffle
$5,000
Sorrentino’s Garlic Stomp
$68,427
Shave Your Head For Cancer
Calgary Christian School
$10,880
$5,000
$57,632
Hike for Hope 2007
Funk for the Cure
Motorcycle Ride for Dad
$52,560
$10,530
$4,950
3rd Annual Pigeon Lake Pedal
Leduc Curves Exercise-a-Thon
The CookBook Company Cooks Fundraiser Dinner
$51,500
2nd Annual Pro-Western Plastics Shave for Cancer
$10,298
$4,738
Homerun for Life II–World’s Longest
Slo-Pitch Game
4th Annual Joyce Balanecki Memorial
Golf Tournament
Inge Sybrandi 2008 Calendar
$10,100
Walking for a Breast Cancer Cure
$4,632
Bell Canada Events – In memory of Trevor Lang
$10,027
John Plant– Mop-off for Cancer
$4,560
7th Annual Sturgeon Valley Athletic Club Golf Tournament– In memory of Bernie Giesbrecht
$10,000
Rundle College Elementary Cancer Run
$4,363
Kyle Calder Charity Challenge
In honour of John Dach
$10,000
Shannon Towson Headshave
$4,332
300 km to Fight Cancer
$4,330
Manuary– University of Calgary Faculty of Medicine
$4,313
Digger’s BBQ for Cancer
$4,041
7th Annual Street Justice BMX Competition
$4,000
Jack Swanson Memorial Golf Tournament
$4,000
Team Ferbey Head Shave–In honour
of Neill Nedohin
$50,135
$59,742
Dare to Bare
$48,319
$54,000
4th Annual U of A Engineering Head Shave
$43,246
$50,040
Debra Cantalini-Gallant Breast Cancer Golf Classic Title Sponsor Royal LePage Community Reality
$44,549
8th Annual Cormark Securities Charity Golf
Tournament –In memory of Andy Luthin
$40,000
$32,205
$8,756
4th Annual Dennis Sernes Memorial
Slo-Pitch Tournament
ATCO Electric Head Shave
Providing a Voice Headshave Canada
$100,000
$8,800
Mel Palm Memorial Golf Tournament
$337,646
$100,995
Art Sale– In honour of Hyoko Baxter
$31,063
Petrocom Construction Cook for the Cure BBQ
In honour of Elaine Borle
$3,420
16th Annual Tom Baker Cancer Centre
Golf Classic
$871,835
$8,205
Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Cancer Fundraiser
$6,835
World’s Longest Hockey Game III
& Companion Events
$31,070
16th Annual Fort Saskatchewan Motorcycle Association Ride & Rally & Companion Events
$25,959
8th Annual Blair Oko Charity Golf Classic
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A Shave for the Future
$31,286
17th Annual Ralph Hole Jr. Memorial
Golf Tournament
$9,950
Don Laberge Memorial Golf Tournament
$9,005
Coady’s Haircut for Cancer
$9,001
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Calgary Motorcycle Show– She Rides Nite
$3,999
Darek Burdziuk Head Shave
$2,365
Everything but the Brows
$1,276
Edmonton Motorcycle Show
“She Owns The Night”
$3,978
Woodhaven Shave-a-Thon
$2,345
Russell Newby Memorial Golf Tournament
$1,260
$3,953
Ken Stout Head Shave
$2,300
Theresa Crabtree– Terri’s Headshave
$1,260
Yard Sale for the Cure
Mulhurst Bay Walk-a-Thon
$2,277
Mitchell Dixon Head Shave
$1,233
Calgary Co-op Bags to Riches
$3,881
Team Billy/Here’s to Billy Campaign– Gail McLeod
$2,268
Silent Auction– In memory of Donald Auburn
$1,200
ETS Go Pink
$3,847
Charlie Napp Memorial Golf Tournament
$2,254
Nelson Braz Head Shave– In honour of Diane Bush
$1,175
Shave Duivens Hair for Cancer Research
$3,726
Annalise Coles & Friends Headshave
$2,240
$1,160
Centcom Construction 22nd Annual
Golf Tournament
$3,725
Masterpieces in Miniature – Picture This! Framing & Gallery
$2,200
6th Annual Fort Saskatchewan Bread & Putter
Golf Tournament
Parlee McLaws LLP Golf Tournament
$2,182
3rd Annual S & P Backhoe Services Carwash
$1,152
3rd Annual Fred’s Fighters Dinner & Dance
$2,165
Sean Bayus Memorial Golf Tournament
$1,150
Brad McKim Memorial Golf Tournament
$2,160
Ceasare Crudo Head Shave
$1,126
S&M Band Sciarpelletti
$2,111
Mario Parravano Memorial Bowl
$1,100
Joan Taylor Head Shave
$2,105
$1,090
Barry Stratford Head Shave
$2,098
Vernon Barford Junior High School
Christmas Bazaar
The Great Western Hat Stir-Up
$2,089
1st Annual Cathy Lesniak Memorial Car Rally
$2,055
9th Annual Pop Up Players Christmas Show
In honour of Terry Kenny
The Power of Pink– Dave Hancock’s Pancake Breakfast
$2,001
Lana Madigin Hair Cut
The Medicine Shoppe Cancer Awareness
$2,000
$1,000
CinnaBunnies
Blu’s Women’s Wear On-Line Auction
$1,988
$1,000
Edmonton Mopar Club
Headshave– In honour of Hilda Bachand
$1,944
$1,000
Jason Gregor & Team 1260 Hockey Draft
Patrick Lowrie Headshave
$1,900
$950
Morgan Schmidt’s Head Shave
Michael Bachinsky Head Shave
$1,837
$950
Diana Belanger Head Shave
$1,821
$920
2nd Annual Westlock Ladies Scotch
2 Ball Golf Tournament
$800
Paramedics Honor Guard
$3,720
Liliana’s Celebration of Life
$3,688
Hockey for Life
$3,679
DonateaCarCanada.ca
$3,608
15th Annual Riverton Trailride
$3,585
Pink Laces Game for Breast Cancer
$3,577
Jasper Place High School Head for a Cure
$3,570
3rd Annual Botticelli’s Restaurant Fundraiser
$3,555
10th Annual Eula Klask Memorial Golf Tournament
$3,541
Jim Noble’s Dining for Dollars “Paint it Black”
$3,494
MacKenzie Lucas Head Shave
$3,470
4 Wing Warrants & Sergeants Mess Garage Sale
$3,410
St. Mary School Pink Hair Day
$3,401
Ecole Broxton School Hair Cut for Cancer
$3,225
Bellyoff for the Playoffs
$3,057
Dwayne Pettitt’s Head Shave
In honour of Cindy Pettitt
Country Music Extravaganza
$3,025
Johnny Jawbreaker Invitational Golf Tournament
$1,805
Calgary Beer Core– Rock for T & A
$3,010
11th Annual Henry Bernard Golf Classic
2nd Annual Corona Open/Open Corona
$3,000
City of Edmonton Survey Department Head Shave
$2,964
5th Annual Myrnam Crooked Shooters
Hockey Club Mixed Slo-Pitch
Budd Family & Friends Golf Tournament
$2,920
7th Annual Nagel Tours Rock-n-Roll Show
$1,800
Bow Valley College Headshave for Cancer
$2,918
Rock & Roll
$1,795
Jacyn Archibald Head Shave
$2,837
Archbishop Oscar Romero High School
$1,768
22nd Annual Franco’s Steakhouse Golf Tournament
$2,800
Chelsee Hanson Head Shave
$1,739
Heather Campbell Headshave
$2,791
Yvette Allen Head Shave
$1,708
Paul Hokanson Memorial Golf Tournament
$2,759
Mike the Bald’s Hair Raising Fundraiser
$1,700
2007 Lorne Howes Memorial Clay Sport Shoot
$2,720
Toque Drive
$1,675
Spa Lady Member Success Party
$2,704
Zimmerman Auctions
$1,615
Lambda Chi Head Shave– In honour of Iain Walker
$2,642
George Dekelver and Pig & Whistle Pub
$1,585
Trina Schwabe Head Shave
$2,626
Daysland School Shave for a Cure
$1,561
Sharon Ackroyd Headshave– In memory
of Florence Mabel Roberts
$2,617
Martin & Slowski Haircut for Cancer
$1,530
Tina Schick’s Head Shave
$1,059
$1,000
Sunny Chinooks Camping Association
$1,800
$800
5th Annual Muskeg River 500 km Bicycle Ride
$1,800
$780
Alberta Solicitor General Conference Games
$710
Estate of A. Harry Dentoom
$700
Enbridge Inc.
American Express Green Jacket Golf Tournament
$650
Estate of Gary W. Simmons
Estate of Muriel B. Folger
Crawl for Cancer
$600
Dyna-Flo Social Club 2007 Christmas Fund Raiser
$590
Jim Turley Memorial Celebration
$580
U of A Supply Management Services Trade Show
$569
All Weather Windows Handcuffed Plant Manager
$529
Hot Dogs for Humanity– Belmont Elementary
$526
2nd Annual Genah Hys Hawaiian Style Golf Classic
$513
Allard Foundation Ltd.
Frank Sojonky & Carla
Cumming Sojonky
Grant McEwan Elementary School Fundraiser
In memory of Harjeet Kaur Dhundal
$507
The Dianne & Irving Kipnes Foundation
TELUS
Estate of Kenneth C. Ross
CerTech Automotive Repair
$2,578
U of A Ringette Team
$500
Jane Goddard– David’s Walk
$2,554
Shave His Head for Cancer
$1,483
Wild Rose Elementary School Cake Walk
$500
Brendan Colborne Headshave
$2,538
Cuts for Kids
$1,455
Aon Reed Stenhouse Charity Golf Tournament
$500
Wetaskiwin & District 4-H Beef Committee
Charity Calf Auction
$2,510
Faye McIntosh Head Shave
$1,445
$2,480
A.E.A.S. Ride for the Cure
$1,437
Cancertrek, Great Divide Trail
Kristin Skaggs & Brad Ference Bridal Party
$1,400
Shirley Gonie Head Shave
$2,440
Amanda Betz Head Shave
$1,342
Lisa Marie Courtenay Head Shave
$1,315
Fred Coles
Five Band Get-together
$1,500
$2,437
Estate of The Honourable
Marjorie Bowker
Catherine Ellis
$1,500
2nd Annual National Oilwell Varco Raffle
In memory of Shauna Lucyshyn
($1,000,000– $4,999,999)
Bob & Ruth Bentley
Roche
5th Annual Val Thomas & Dave Simpson
Memorial Golf Tournament
Kolby & Kaige’s Head Shave
Distinguished
Benefactors
$700
Edgerton Oasis Hotel Mother’s Day Supper
Beyersbergen Invitational Golf Tournament
$2,600
We gratefully acknowledge
all of our donors for every gift
in support of cancer research,
prevention, screening and
patient care. The following
have donated $1,000 or more
March 31, 2008.
Estate of Dr. Antoine A. Noujaim
$505
9th Annual Healy Ford All Ford Classic Show
Donors
Lew, Joanne, Lisa,
Clay & Lyn Hamdon
Murray & Shirley Jacques
Benefactors
($500,000– $999,999)
Murray & Karey Koch
Estate of John C. Malleny
Estate of Arleen E. Murray
Patrons
Partners
($50,000– $99,999)
($100,000– $499,999)
Rae & Carol Allen
Anonymous (1)
Anonymous (1)
Anonymous Estate (1)
ARC Resources Ltd.
ATCO EPIC (Employees
Participating in Communities)
Doug & Laurel Baron
James Balsillie
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Estate of Kevin Barry
Greg & Carol Cameron
Barbecues Galore
Agnes M. Burrows
Paul & Mavis Ann Clark
Mary Barr
Dale Klein– Canada West Limited
Gynell Dawson
Baytex Energy Ltd.
Canadian Skin Cancer Foundation
Digital Communications
Edmonton Community Foundation
Don Wheaton Ltd.
Belich Family Fund
(at The Calgary Foundation)
Colin & Lila Eicher
James & Magda Dykstra
Barry & Deborah Bentz
Estate of Eileen G. Kemp
EnCana Cares Foundation
EnCana Corporation
Chris Bilick
Mary Franchuk & Family
EnerMark Inc.
Ruth Bower & Dorothy Bower
The Estate of The Reverend James Kruger
Gibson Energy Ltd.
Galleon Energy Inc.
Estate of Diana R. Bruce
Henry Gusse Foundation
Imperial Oil Foundation
Gilbert Laustsen Jung
Associates Ltd.
KLS Developments Ltd.
Peggy & Roger Gouin
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Burns
Senior Family Fund
Neil & Edith MacGillivray
Estate of Christopher
H. Greenwood
Hutton Family Fund
(at the Edmonton
Community Foundation)
Italian Cultural Society
Jan San Developments Ltd.
William Lacey & Dawn Evans
Ken & Janet Landsiedel
The Ledcor Group of Companies
Patricia & Keith Leslie
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SRB Wholesale Inc.
Milan Cacic
HSE Integrated Ltd.
Brian Pow
Karen & Wayne Stanton
Kevin & Janet Campbell
Donald & Heather Hutchison
PrimeWest Energy
Roger & Mary Swainson
Caron Transportation Systems
IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund
Print Works Ltd.
TAQA North Ltd.
Cellcom
IGL Canada Western Ltd.
Prudential Steel Ltd.
Michael & Renae Tims
CESSCO Fabrication
& Engineering Ltd.
Intuit Canada Limited
PTI Group Inc.
Torske Klubben of Calgary
Investors Group
Mitch Putnam
Uniglobe Geo Travel
Raymond & Philomena Chan
Jomada Ventures Corp.
Gail Quartly
Viewpoint Charitable Foundation
Charities Aid Foundation America
(CAFAMERICA)
K.O. Boxing Canada
Elizabeth Ann “Babe” Quinton (at the Calgary Foundation)
Paul Viney
H.N. (Bud) & Mary Joan Yates
Bradley & Tanya Zumwalt
Wang Hing Cheung
Charlotte Kingsford
& Christopher Nendsa
Chiu Telecom Engineering
Rudy & Anne Klawon
Joseph & Ann Ramsay
Sheelagh Cluney
Kwik Advance Inc.
George & Florette Radmanovich
Bruce F. Burnyeat
Rick Lewis
Ronald & Joyce Coleman
Remington Development
Corporation
Estate of Sophie Buttner
James Lubeck
Marilyn LaBarge
Concorde Maintenance Inc.
Helen & Peter Haas
Rudy Luk
Zaheerali & Salma Lakhani
Jane Renaud
CanadaHelps.org
Paul & Laura Connolly
Comfort Heating (1981) Ltd.
MLC Group
Lali Nijjar Transportation Ltd.
Robert R. Hobbs
Cyries Energy Inc.
Estate of Betty R. McDonald
Hobby Equities
Crew Energy Inc.
Donald MacDiarmid & Ruth Weir
Louise & Jack Lee
Family & Friends
of Cameron Richardson
Rosanna Dardano
Ray Moher
Ada Hole
Douglas & Margaret Cumming
Shari Mackay
Philip & Harriet Libin
James Davidson
Robert Huff
The Marr Family
Lockerbie & Hole Contracting Limited
Nexen Inc.
Marla & Aubrey Dan
Acrodex
DeFord Contracting Inc.
Hugh Osler & Geoff Osler
Randy & Anne Karren
Estate of Jessie L. Martel
Stephen Adams
Ron & Sylvia Deines
Monica & Jerry Loomis & Friends–
Norman Wells, NT
Estate of Alexander A.M. Patton
Lehigh Inland Cement Limited
Deloitte & Touche
Foundation Canada
Maunders McNeil Foundation Inc.
769515 Alberta Ltd.
Robert & Susan Desbarats
Frank & Agnes Lovsin
Estate of John (Jack) J. Snow
Lukey Family
Devonian Properties
Hugh & Madge McColl
Wayne Lynch & Aubrey Lang
Martin McLean
Mitchell & Kimberly Molloy
Airways Truck Rentals,
Leasing & Sales
Estate of Lawrence S. Diewert
Sorrentino Restaurant Group
John P. Dielwart
D. Keith MacDonald
Jean & Joseph Spacil
Deborah Yedlin
& Martin Molyneaux
Dyand Mechanical Systems Inc.
DIRTT Environmental Solutions
Motorola Canada Limited
Alberta Highway Services Ltd.
Edmonton Journal
Louise Dobinson
Santo & Catherine Maiorana
Amy Nielsen
Alberta Mobility Ltd.
Edmonton Oilers
Community Foundation
Donate A Car Canada
Mammoth Productions Inc.
Nokia
All Weather Windows
N. Murray Edwards
Mancap Group
Ember Resources Inc./
Thunder Energy Trust
Norpoint Sandblasting & Painting Ltd.
Amiri Wealth Management
EECOL Electric Corp.
Allan P. Markin
Northgate Industries Ltd.
J. C. Anderson
Margaret Enders
Marshall Tittemore Architects
Parlee McLaws
Anonymous (4)
Craig Ewashko
Master Flo Valve Inc.
Pembina Pipeline Corporation
Family & Friends of Jared Anthony
Exshaw Oil Corp.
Masters Energy Inc
Petrocom Construction Ltd.
Apache Canada Ltd.
Faithful Friends Foundation
McCarthy Tetrault LLP
Estate of James Pheasey
Apex Distribution Inc.
Mark McKenna
Estate of Laura M. Poirier
Argus
Tony Melton
David & Regan Simpson
Barry & Gail Giffen
Chris, Holly & Chloe Potter
Dan Arpiel
George C. Field Fund
(at the Edmonton
Craig Simpson & Friends
Charity Fund (at the Edmonton
Claus & Tracy Sitzler
Elmer & Penny Harbridge Fund
(at the Calgary Foundation)
Prism Flow Products Inc.
AstraZeneca Canada Inc.
FirstEnergy Capital Corp.
Bruce Miyashita
R.A. (Sandy) Slator
ATCO I-Tek
Dennis & Donna Flanagan
Brian Morrison
Progress Energy Trust
Mr. Lube
Qualico Group
Atlantic Directional Inc.
Foothills Mortgage Ltd.
Neil & Karen Smith
Estate of Wilfred I. Harrison
Donna Mulholland
Quicksilver Resources Canada Inc.
Avenir Capital Corporation
Estate of George E. Gerhart
Philip Smith
W. E. Ted Heaver
Anonymous (5)
Elizabeth Radomski
ARC Financial Corporation
Nabors Drilling Limited
Estate of Mary E.L. Stevenson
Peter & Deanne Henry
John Ratzke
Fountain of Hope – BMO Employee
Charitable Foundation
W. Ralph Glass
Sony Ericsson
Estate of Gloria Jean Hendel
Estate of Harvey J. Murphy
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Aldena Nielsen
Jack & Bonnie Rawlyck
Eugene R. Barritt
Michael Stiles
HFKS Architects Inc.
Highpine Oil & Gas Limited
Nekolina Berlie
Great-West Life
Estate of Hans P. Nielsen
RBC Foundation
Family & Friends
of Anna Marie Strack
Isabel Hobson
Lyle & Sandy Reid
Booster Juice
Greenboro Homes
Donald & Rita Bosch & Family
Harvest Operations Corp.
Boston Pizza South
Edmonton Common
Ron & Jacqueline Hayter
Estate of Karin Mannhardt
Estate of Rosealie (Rose)
D. McAllister
Synergy Projects Ltd.
Estate of Angela G. Thomas
TransCanada Corporation
United Way of Calgary and Area
United Way Alberta Capital Region Donor Directed Program
Estate of James Jun Yun Yi
Mike Myshak
Alan & Jeanette Olinyk
Penn West Petroleum Ltd.
Rogers
Schendel Mechanical
Sterling Crane
Eugene & Anna Marie Sullivan
Ron Wigham
Builders
($25,000– $49,999)
Sponsors
($10,000– $24,999)
Estate of William David Archer
A & B Concrete Pumping Ltd.
ATCO Gas
Justice John & Ruth Agrios
Harold & Linda Banister
Alta-Fab Structures Ltd.
Bayer Inc.
Anonymous (6)
Family & Friends of May-Liss Bevans
Brad, Chelsea & Kyle
Estate of Flora M. Antrim
Roy & Bev Ewashko
The Focus Corporation Ltd.
Fogolar Furlan d’Edmonton
Family & Friends
of Deane Fossen
John & Susan Hokanson
Samsung
Arco Concrete Service Ltd.
Hole Family Fund (at the Edmonton
Jim & Gail Richl
Andrew Boland and Lynn Elston
John & Maureen Assman
Harry Hole
Boston Pizza
Northern Alberta Franchisees
Associazione Trevisani Nelmondo
John & Jane Holmlund
Austin S. Nelson Foundation
John & Ewa Burton
Diane & Daryl Howard
Avon Flame Foundation
The Calgary Foundation
Cheryl & Andrew Howden
Leah R. Baird
Estate of Dorothy M. Husband
Greg & Cindy Royer
Sanjel Corporation
Saville Group
Estate of Dorothy A. Shaw
Marny & Bruce Simpson
Sprott Securities Inc.
Contributors
($5,000–$9,999)
Marc & Elizabeth Boutet
Brickburn Asset Management
Scott Burns & Tracy Wright
Dave & Bev Butler
William K. Butler
James Glenn
Gail Hiebert
Hitfar Concepts
Philip & Maria Hodge
Hole Family
Hollimex Products Ltd.
Family & Friends of Tilly Houston
Gladys Nikiforuk
Nunastar Properties Inc.
Allan & Frances Olson
John S. Osler
Brian Parker
Pirie Foundation
Poon McKenzie Architects
Laverne Popowich
John W. Porter
Clayton & Violet Riddell
Riley’s Reproductions
& Printing Ltd.
Rochester Energy Corp.
Family & Friends
of Willma Lawson Rodgers
Sabertooth Energy Ltd.
Schering Canada Inc.
Sentry Select Capital Corp.
Len & Phyllis Shapiro
Wayne Sharp & Family
JR & Carol Shaw
Ryan Shay
Sherritt International Corporation
Kaytaro G. Sugahara
Suncor Energy Foundation
TD Commercial Banking
Team SpEdie
The Swiftsure Land Corporation
Jack & Dawn Thrasher
Tidal Energy Marketing Inc.
Tirecraft Auto Centers Ltd.
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Ernest Tomiuk
Margaret Berliner
Brett Desroches
Ronald Hipfner
Western Securities Limited
814502 Alberta Ltd.
Shannon Bevan
Dick Cook Schulli
J. Leonard Holman
Osten-Victor Fund
Herb & Doris Skaret
Top Draw Inc.
Karen Skeels
Western Sterling Trucks Ltd.
825822 Alberta Ltd.
TriStar Oil & Gas Ltd.
Trent Biermann
Family & Friends of Robert Deatherage
Hubbell Canada Inc.
Alf & Sheila Otto
Sky Of Dreams
WestJet
833191 Alberta Ltd.
Union 52 Benevolent Society
Big Top Tent Rentals
Delnor Construction Ltd.
Huron Energy Corp.
Estate of Robert C.W. Otto
Steve & Cindy Slupsky
Mr. David White
897552 Alberta Ltd.
Cora Verkuil
Nancy Blair
Susan Dewald
Impala Partners LLC
Outlaw Oilfield Services
Keith Smith
Whitemud Ironworks Ltd.
944037 Alberta Ltd.
Victor-Osten Fund (at the Edmonton
Boardwalk REIT
Diversified Mechanical Ltd.
Jaffer Developments
Pals Surveys & Associates Ltd.
SNC Lavalin Inc.
Robert A. Wilson
958117 Alberta Ltd.
Nils & Sylvia Bodtker
Joan Drover
Shirley M. Jamieson
Pat’s Off-Road Transport Ltd.
The Ron Winkelaar Family
A & B Paving Inc.
Vines Riverbend Wine Merchants
Paul Boniferro
Grant Dunlop & Erika Norheim
JOG Capital
Corrine I. Paul
Soroptimist International
of Edmonton
Robert Wolfe
A And K Tax Tyme
Ron & Marg Southern
Yuan Chun Wong
Wal-Mart Canada Corp.
Norman A. Bradley
E Construction Ltd.
Merle & Viola Jones
Randy Penny
WAM Development Group
Todd Bradley
Lillian & Mervyn Eastman insert
William Jordanov
Peppers Highway Service
Kathy Sparks
Woodridge Ford Lincoln Ltd.
A Step Ahead Child Development Services Ltd.
Dr. Sharon Watanabe
Mark Breakell
edatanetworks Inc.
Andrew & Suzy Judson
Richard Peterson
Spectra Energy Midstream
WRD Borger Construction Ltd.
A.M. Mechanical Ltd.
Stanley Watts
Burstall Winger LLP
Estate of Lillian (Lila) M. Kanik
Phoenix Group Edmonton Inc.
Spilak Tank Truck Service
John Wronko
Raymond Aaron
Steve Burtt
Edmonton Public Teachers’
Local 37 Charity Trust Fund
Paul & Rhonda Keefe
Stark’s Plumbing and Heating Ltd.
XI Technologies Inc.
Aaron Machine Shop
Eileen Butler
Electric Rodeo
Phoenix Technology
Income Fund
Starvalley Oil & Gas Ltd.
Access Waterwells Inc.
Calgary Health Trust
PM Electric Ltd.
Xpulse
Emans Smith Andersen
Engineering Ltd.
Jens Stemo
York Realty Inc.
Acciona Infrastructures Canada Inc.
Connie Pocha
Arlene Stiles
Dominic Young
Acklands-Grainger Inc.
Stout & Company LLP
The Young Family Foundation
Acme Scrap Iron & Metals Ltd.
Joanne Kuefler
John A. Pollock Family Fund
(at the Kitchener & Waterloo Community Foundation)
Zurich Industry Ltd.
James Kwasnicki
Stephen Popadynetz
Strategic Charitable
Giving Foundation
Madam Justice Darlene Acton
& Donald M. Scott
Dr. Allan Leboldus
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Gwenyth Lewington
Private Giving Foundation
Dorothy Litke
Pro Tech Valve Sales Inc.
Kevin & Margaret Lo
Pro-Western Plastics Ltd.
Malcolm & Patricia Lund
Ed & Barb Prodor
M1 Construction Ltd.
R & D Trailer Rentals Ltd.
MacLeod Dixon
RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Jeff Martin
John & Sandy Read Family Fund (at The Calgary Foundation)
C. James Welch
Whissell Contracting Calgary Ltd.
J.G. & Marilyn Williams
Stephanie Williamson
Brian Wilson
Canada Post Fort Saskatchewan
Howard Ewashko
Kentwood Ford
Keyera Energy Management Ltd.
Kingsway Motors (1982) Ltd.
W. Brett Wilson
Canadian Union of Public
Employees 3197
World Financial Charitable Trust
Canadian Western Bank
External Affairs Medical Spa
Wrangler West Energy Corp.
Canetic Resources Inc.
Extreme Engineering
Norman & Louise Capper
E. Ann Falk
Carma Developers Ltd.
Brian & Gail Faulkner
Roger & Joanne Carry
David Fenwick
Cathedral Energy Services Ltd.
Fidelity Investments Canada Limited
C.E. Franklin
Fontaine Pipeline Ltd.
CGI
Lillian Romaniuk-Ford & Harvey Ford
Bob Chaisson
Fort Chicago Energy Partners L.P.
Champion Technologies
Laura Franchuk
Adams & MacGregor Consulting Ltd.
Joan Charbonneau
Tom W. Fredericks
AIM Funds Management Inc.
Chemco Electrical Contractors Ltd.
FT Services
Alberta Cancer Foundation Fund (at the Edmonton
Chubb Insurance Company
of Canada
Sheldon Gardiner
Todd Chuckry
Jon & Elise Glans
Alberta Oil Tool Employee
Goodwill Fund
Brian & Tina Chudoba
Estate of Sam Goldsmith
CIBC Commercial Banking
Jeannine Goudreau
Alliance Energy Services Ltd.
CIBC Wood Gundy
Griffiths McBurney & Partners
ALS Laboratory Group
Nadine & Joseph Milos
CIBC World Markets
Graham Group Ltd.
AltaGas Services Inc.
John Cimino
Anne Marie Grant
Mister Home Buyer Corp/
Mister RRSP Inc.
Thomas Ambrose
Noel & Rollie Cleland
Groupe Canam
Brian Monaghan
George Samoil
Danielle Anderson
CNC Global Limited
H. Wilson Industries Ltd.
Ed Muchowski
sanofi aventis
Fran Andrews
Thelma Cogle
Stan & Min Hafso
Gunvor Mygind
Schlumberger Canada Ltd.
Anonymous (5)
Todd D. Cook
Sam Halabi
Neptune Coring (Western) Ltd.
Schneider Electric
ATCO Midstream Ltd.
Douglas & Karen Cox
William W. Hale
Louise Nesterenko
Kristen Schneidmiller
Athabasca University
Crescent Point Resources LP
Ronald & Judy Hansma
Nexvibe
Scotiabank
Avalon Auto Body
CTV Television Inc., CTV Calgary
Hard Wok Buffet, Saskatoon
Chieu Ngo
Scotiatrust
Avison Young Commercial
Real Estate
Family & Friends
of Sheila Frances Cullen
Stephen & Gwen Hargrove
Cal & Edna Nichols
Scott Secord
Ayotte Properties Ltd.
Susan Healy
Vicky Nielsen
Sentinel Self Storage
Cummings Andrews Mackay
Thomas & Linda Heathcott
Nor-Chief Consulting Services Ltd.
Thomas & Lori Shackleton
Patrick & Dora Daniel
Bank of Montreal–Tofield
Nancy Hetherington Peirce
Cristina Nunes
Duane Sharman
Daylight Energy Ltd.
Bennett Jones LLP
Patricia Hetherington-Keys
Shonn Oborowsky
Michele & Brian Shea
DCM Sales Ltd.
Supporters
($2,500– $4,999)
Abdulali Remtulla
Professional Corporation
B & R Eckel’s Transport Ltd.
ExAlta Energy
Robert & Deborah Gilchrist
Tina Koenig
Martin Equipment Ltd.
Philip McAvoy
McInnis & Holloway
Funeral Homes Ltd.
Floyd & Nancy Reynolds Fund
Duane Rioch
Streamline Construction Co. Ltd.
Acumen Capital Partners
Brian Strei
Bob Adams & Elise Gill
Marilyn S. Swan
Adrico Machine Works Ltd.
Advantage Products Inc.
Aero-Dyne Repair Services Ltd.
Ray & Helen Taillefer
Aesthetique For You
Mdm. Wing-Chun Hon
& Mr. Chi-Keung Tang
1054364 Alberta Ltd.
AGF Management Limited
Agrium
Bob Tarr Memorial Fund
(at the Edmonton
Roberto Aguilera
Aitec (Western) Inc.
1117398 AB Ltd.
Akita Drilling Ltd.
1144441 Alta Ltd.
Alberta Blue Cross
Alberta Bridge Works
Alberta Building Trades
Council Charitable Foundation
Alberta Electric System Operator
367396 Alberta Ltd. O/A
Carl Bachand Consulting
Alberta Hardwood Flooring
Robert Tegler Trust
Bruce & Sharon Telford
Gordon & Dorothy McMillan
Melcor Developments Ltd.
Mary Robbins
Mercuria Energy Canada Inc.
Romantic Notions
Tiger Moth Energy
Mill Creek Plaza Ltd.
Ron Hodgson Pontiac Buick GMC Ltd.
Traditional Equities Ltd.
Rundle Energy Partners Ltd.
($1,000–$2,499)
T.A. Excavating Ltd.
Michelle Rishaug
Philippe Roy
Friends
Sun Life Financial
Tenax Energy
The Cash Store Inc.
Shannon & Kurtis Trefiak
Trevcon Enterprises Ltd.
Tristone Capital Inc.
Martin Trotter
Greg Turnbull
Antonie & Kathleen Vanden Brink
Georgette Vandenhouten
Verve Salon & Spa Ltd.
W.Y. Svrcek Engineering Ltd.
Larry Wanechko
Dan & Molly Wares
4 E’ S Oilfield Service Inc.
Alberta Motor Association
Insurance Agency Ltd.
4350 Asu Ulc
Alberta Rebekah Lodge 77
582227 Alberta Ltd.
Alberta Tubular Products Ltd.
596049 Alberta Ltd.
Alberta Ukrainian Self
Reliance League
5R Consulting Inc.
609119 Alberta Ltd.
671858 Alberta Ltd.
705457 Alberta Ltd.
717028 Alberta Ltd.
Alberta Wilbert Sales Ltd.
Alberta Wireless 2002 Inc.
Alexdawn Buslines Ltd.
Alice’s Corporate FX
Alka Resources Ltd.
Louise N. Watt
769447 Alberta Ltd. O/A
Aloilfield Service
Weatherford Canada Partnership
783 (Calgary) Wing RCAFA
Jon Allen
Jane Weller & Dale Magee
785764 Alberta Ltd.
Alliance Tubulars and Supply Ltd.
806837 Alberta Ltd.
Allied Seismic Ltd.
Jim & Kerrie Allen
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Aloette of Edmonton South
Kenna Barrow
BJ Services
Julia Boyce
Keenan Cannady
Barrie Clayton
Cyre Seed Farms Ltd.
Direct-Line Insurance Inc.
AlphaBuzz
Bill Barschel
Jolene Bjarnason
Stacey Boyer
CanWest MediaWorks Inc.
Ghislaine Cleiren
D & S Lumber & Supplies
Norman Dirr
Alta Interior Contracting
Tad Bartkiewicz
Black Diamond Paving Ltd.
Canyon Technical Services Ltd.
David Cluff
Diane D’Amico
Haywood Securities Inc.
Karim Amarshi
Jason Bartley
Cec Blackburn
Capitol Pipe & Steel
Val Clutton
D. Cadrin Enterprises Ltd.
Helen Dittmer
Shawn Ambrose
Brett & Jenelle Baumback
Mr. & Mrs. John Blackstock
Janine Boyer-Kwong Fund in
Memory of Marcelle Simoneau (at The Calgary Foundation)
Cardium Vac Services Ltd.
Cobra Sandblasting & Painting Ltd.
Paulo M. Dacosta
Xuan Do
Amicus Reporting Group
B. Margaret Bawden
Douglas Blair
Cargill Meat Solutions
Cochrane Bottle Depot Ltd.
Denis Dale
Martin Dolemo
Jerry Anderson
Baxter’s Inc.
Lisa Blough
Don & Betty Carlson
Frank Coffman
Dale Benedict Holdings Ltd.
Jean Andryiszyn
Bayview Drywall Systems Ltd.
Blu’s Clothing Ltd.
J. David Carlson
Cold Lake Restaurants Inc.
Ernie Daley
Wanda Dominelli & Pace
Family Reunion (2007)
Anglican Parish of Christ Church
Baywest Homes Ltd.
BluMont Capital
David & Patricia Carlyle
Gordon & Maxine Cole
L. Murray Dallas
Dominion Of Canada
Annapolis Capital Limited
BC Bearing Engineers Ltd.
BMO Nesbitt Burns–The Seed Team
Duane & Leona Carol
Commitments Lingerie Alberta Inc.
Jack & Ruby Damel
Lorenzo & Donna Donadeo
Anonymous (9)
Darryl Beaton
Bob Miller Trucking (2001) Ltd.
Amy Carstairs
Comptes Fournisseurs
Bill Darling
John & Kathy Donohoe
Gino & Silvana Antonello
Shelley Bolze
Carstairs RV
Compton Court Apartments Ltd.
Davey Ventures Ltd.
Christina Dosser
Apache Superior Printing Ltd.
Beaubien Glover
Maskell Engineering
Gordon Case
Compton Petroleum Corporation
Ann Davidson
Dow AgroSciences Inc.
Apex Limited Partnership
Bedrock Homes Limited
Rita M. Cattell
Computer Modelling Group Ltd.
Chrystal M. Davies
Maurice Dowhaniuk
Apple Auto Glass
Bedrock Pizza Ltd.
CCI Thermal Technologies Inc.
Concept Compression Corp.
Martin Davies
Dril-Away Motors Inc.
Applied Communications
Behr Energy Services Ltd.
Central City Asphalt
Concept Electric Ltd.
Tony Davis
Stephen Dryer
Aquila Productions Ltd.
Bel MK Engineering Ltd.
Central Web Offset Ltd.
Concord Well Servicing
Argyll Truck Sales & Leasing
Centurion Energy Services Ltd.
Confluentus Management Inc.
Michelle Arklie
Susan Bell
Grant Conley
Robert Arklie
Bell Canada
Marg Brunke
Century 21 Lakeland
Real Estate (1998)
H.J. Dawe Family Fund
(at the Edmonton
Ross & Nadine Drysdale
Francois Belanger
Merv Day
W. David Duckett
Larry Armstrong
Jennifer Benger
J. Bryan
Challand Pipeline Ltd.
Richard Ducommun
Norma Arnold
Shannon Bennett
Wendy & Al Bryan
John & Karin Chambers
Contemporary Office
Interiors Ltd.
Daytona Homes Inc.
DDR Steam-Pressure Washing
Bryan Dudman
Arrow Welding & Industrial
Suppliers Inc.
Bennetts & Associates Ltd.
Richard & Heather Bryant
Nathan & May Chan
Continental Cartage
Deans Knight Capital Mgmt. Ltd.
Henrietta Duenk
Mr. David B Dunlop
Aspen Air Corporation
Brian Beresh
ATB Financial
Arden & Linda Berg
Boston Pizza Edmonton & Area
Pizza Guys Marketing Ltd.
ATCO Pipelines
Gerry & Beverly Berkhold
Bentall Real Estate Services LP
Marc Bombenon
Carrie Bond
Doug & Rosemary Bonner
The William Bonner Family
John Boonstra
Richard Booth
Lee-Anne Boothman
Hugh Borgland
Boston Pizza Argyll
Boston Pizza Calgary Trail
Boston Pizza Clareview
BP Foundation Inc.
Erin Braaten
Tracy Bradley
Paul Brainerd
Brandon Petroleum Sales Ltd.
Scott Bratt
Linda Brehmer
Richard L. Bremner
Tony & Valerie Bright
Stewart Brightman
Brinkhaus Jewellers
Steve & Audrey Brodersen
Courteen Brodner
Keith Brown
ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd.
Stephen Dubois
Hector & Rita Duchesne
Glen Buchan
Raymond Chan
Ralph Corbett
Karen Debler
Eugene Buckland
Chris Chandler
Corioliss
Deep Prominent Homes Ltd.
Jim Dunlop
John Buckler
S.H. Chandran
David & Donalda Cormier
Family & Friends of Resi Del Piccolo
Robert & Margaret Dunlop
Boston Pizza Fort Road
Jeanne Buckmaster
Charchun Welding & Fabricating Ltd.
Deloitte
Roxanne & David Dunlop
Delton Community League
Dunvegan Gardens (AB) Ltd.
Boston Pizza Cochrane
Matt Aufricht
Louise Berlin
David Charlton
Frances Auger
Reginald & Glenys Berry
Boston Pizza Fort Saskatchewan, Staff & Friends
Mo Bundon
Cormode & Dickson
Construction (1983) Ltd.
Rose Burchett
Bryce & Merle Chase
Coronet Electric Inc.
Lawrence Delvecchio
Gwen Durand
Aurizon Investments Ltd.
David W. Betts
Boston Pizza Glenora
Burnco Rock Products Ltd.
Brian Chatwin
Reginald & Jean Coroy
Demelco Electric
Claude Durocher
B.G.E. Service & Supply Ltd.
Sharon Bews
Boston Pizza Heritage
David & Marlene Burnett
Chaub-Sua ulc
Corporate Express
David Denoon
Dutell Equipment Ltd.
Catharina Baas
Bob & Shirley Bexson
Boston Pizza Lacombe
Donald Burns
Norma-Jean Checora
Becki Cota
Derrick Exhibit
Wayne Dwyer
Jason & Theresa Baba
Debbie Beynon
Boston Pizza Lloydminster
Sharron Burns
Chermik Communications Ltd.
Cougar Contractors Ltd.
Susan & Robert Desbarats
Joerg Dyckerhoff
Gwendolyn Baker
BG International Ltd.
Boston Pizza Millennium
Angela Butler
Bruce Chernoff
Family & Friends of Christine Cox
Alan Dyment
Balancing Pool
Ash Bhasin
Boston Pizza Olds
Brent Button
Dina Chernoff
Crash Conditioning
The Design Group
Staffing Services Inc.
Jody Balko
Christal Bibaud
Boston Pizza Peace River
C & G Hatch Associates
Lori Chervinski
Allen & Florette Crawford
Dean & Tanis Despas
E. L. Frazier & Associates
Realty Corp
Balkwill Pharmacy Limited
Don & Sandy Bietz
Boston Pizza Ponoka
CAD Works Inc.
Peter & Florence Cheung
Carmel Crevola
Destiny Carriers
E. Vetsch Prof. Corp.
Balmoral Lifestyle Homes Inc.
Big City Interiors
Boston Pizza Red Deer North
William & Lorna Callaway
William Chidley
CriticalControl Solutions Inc.
Laverne Dewald
David Eastham
Balon Construction Ltd.
Big Rock Brewery Ltd.
Boston Pizza Red Deer South
Callback Corporate Entertainment
Dale Chobaniuk
Crossley Custom Homes Ltd.
Dewar Western Inc.
Terri Eastwood
Bill & Karen Biko
Boston Pizza Spruce Grove
Caltech Surveys Ltd.
Lindsay, Paige & Cassie Chretien
Don & Deb Croteau
Dewberry Chuckwagon Committee
ECL Group of Companies Ltd.
Ronald Bills
Boston Pizza St. Albert Stores
Neil Camarta
Christensen & McLean Roofing Co.
Crudoson Holdings Ltd.
Gurpreet S. Dhundal & Family
Cheryl Banks
Bio-Synergy Resources Inc.
Boston Pizza Terwillegar
Kyle Camden
Diagnostics
Bantrel Co.
Biomira Inc.
Boston Pizza Wainwright
Elizabeth S. Campbell
J. Russell Cukr
Dial Oilfield Services 2006 Ltd.
Edmonds Family Fund
(at the Edmonton
Dr. James E. Barclay
Dora & Mike Bird
Boston Pizza Westmount
Nick Campbell
Ernie Christman Family Fund (at the Edmonton
Carolyn Cudmore
Michael & Heather Culbert
Estate of Baxter O’Connor Dick
Jim & Carole Barker
Rona Bird
Boston Pizza Wetaskiwin
Can-Am Geomatics Corp
Cinch Energy Corp.
Patricia Culver
Robert Dick
Larry Barlad
Terry Bird
Boston Pizza Whyte Ave.
Can Traffic
Lyndsey Clapperton
Lee Cummings
Jeff Dickie
Bambi Barnes
David Bissett
Canada Post Accounts Payable
Brian & Joanne Clark & Family
Cummins Western Canada
Barbara & Craig Dickson
Garth & Jo Ann Barrick
Leslie E. Bissett
Boston Pizza Wye Road,
Sherwood Park
Canadian Agri-Blend Inc.
Charlie Clarke
Ward Cunningham
Didsbury Daisies
Dennis Barrie
William Bissonnette
Wes & Tara Bouw
Canadian Fertilizers Limited
Stan Clarke
Brodie & Brenda Cupples
Jared Dielwart
Estate of Eugene R. Barritt
Dr. John Bitangcol
William & Valerie Bowlen
Canadian Freightways Ltd.
Classic Well Servicing Ptsp
Dawn Curtis
Malcolm Dion
Megan Balzer
Myrnalyn Balzer
Edmonton Area Council
One Society
Edmonton Eskimo Alumni Association
Edmonton Mopar Club
Edmonton Sun
Edson Ventures Ltd.
Mitchell Egger
Rose Ekkelenkamp
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Margaret El Deiry
Firemens Benevolent Fund
Angela Gee
Chad Griffith
Erwin Hinz
Ivanhoe Cambridge II Inc.
Kehoe Equipment
Laricina Energy Ltd.
G. & P.G. Elliott
First Capital Management Ltd.
Darren Gee
GRM Flow Products
Heather Hisey
John & Anna Iverson
Kevin & Julie Keindel
Lario Oil & Gas Company
Paige Elniski
Archie & Madeline Fischer
Brenda Gehlen
Guardian Group of Funds Ltd.
Hok Nik Creative Inc.
Ivis Inc.
Robert & Hilda Keir
Steve Larke
Cheryl Emard
David Fischer
John & Holly Gunn
Thomas Holland
Raluca Jablonski
Brandon Kelly
Glenn Larson
Emerald Metals Ltd.
Patricia Fischer
Gemco Fireplaces & Wholesale Heating Products
Guy Salida Capital Corp.
Stan & Polly Hollingsworth
Elmer & Lora Lastiwka
Robert Fischer
Paul Giannelia
Joey Guyon
Toni Holtby
Jack & Margaret
Charlesworth Foundation
Frederick & Virginia Kelly
Emerson Electric Canada
David Kennedy
Jamie Latimer
Empire Ballroom
Fisherman’s Pride Seafood Ltd.
Jason & Janine Gibson
GWL Realty Advisors Inc.
Matt Holzer
Grant & Katie Jackson
Billy Kerr
Roy Lavery
Enerflex Systems Ltd.
Mrs. Loretta Fladhamer
Gienow Windows & Doors
GWN Pizza Corp.
Hood Technical Consultants Ltd.
John Jackson
Kenneth King
Dennis & Thorna Lawrence
Energy Council of Canada
Mark A. Flaman
Norma J. Gilbert
H. Clarke Freelance Graphic Design
Dennis J. Hop
Jacobs Canada
Martin King
John Lawrence
Christine Engel
Vivian Flint
Annie Girgulis
Estate of Penelope (Penny) Haddad
Fraser & Michele Horne
Frank & Shirley Jacobson
Vicky Kinsella
John Leach
Gord English
Judith Florence
William & Pauline Girgulis
Dale Haight
Thomas Horricks
Harry Kipnes
Kenneth Lee
Ensign Resource Service Group Inc.
Git R Done Farms
Daniel & Nicole Halyk
A. Hoskin
Kipp Scott Pontiac Buick Ltd.
Leeco Inc.
EOG Resources Canada Inc.
Dr. Roderick Florence
& Mrs. Edyth Florence
Jacquie McCubbin
Chris Giuffre
Barbara Ham
Jean Hotte
Lynn Kis
John Lefebvre
Ed Erhardt
Fluid Design Solutions Inc.
Gledhill Steel Products Inc.
Glenn & Elizabeth Hamilton
Tanya Hourigan
Lyle Knowles
Mr. Robert Lehodey
Steven Erickson
Focus Communications
Global Impact
Amanda Hammond
Erin Howes
Shelley Knudtson
Peter & Sheila Leigh
Therese Erickson
Donna Fodchuk
Global Machine & Supply Inc.
Cathy Hancock
Gary Howitt
Yvette Kobylnyk
Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Ltd.
Dee-Anna Ernst
Bernice Foley
Global Steel Ltd.
Del Hankinson
Hrycun Veterinary Services
Koch Ford Lincoln Edmonton
Lemax Machine Welding Ltd.
Esporta Edmonton
Chen Fong
Kay & Glen Goertzen
Kristen Hansen
Dianne Hubelit
Chasity Kohn
Louis J. Lemay
Donna Evangelista
Foothills Hospital
Volunteer Association
Alan Goodbrand
Ronald Hansen
Sonia Hubelit
Dr. Stan Kolber
Gary Leonard
Goode Benefits Consulting Inc.
Foothills Land Inc.
Darcy & Mary Harapchuk
Evelyn Hudak
Komex International Ltd.
Steven Leonard
Tim Goodwin
Jody W. Forsyth
& Wilma Quan-Forsyth
Hare Foods Ltd.
Hudsons
Kootenay Monument Incorporated
Edith Leonowitz
Gord Stevenson Carpentry
Hargrave Ranching Co. Inc.
Hugh Farthing Memorial TVS 52
Donna Korth
Real Letourneau
John Gordon
Kathleen & Norman Haring
Hughes Trucking Ltd.
James Korth
Christopher & Shirley Leung
Douglas & Joanne Goss
Ken Harke
Anne Hui-Fong
Reece & Lori Kosek
Family & Friends of Brian Levang
Irv & Vera Gottschlich
Shelly Harms
Quentin Huillery
Lisa Kozloski
Valda Levin
Lee Gottschlich
Michelle Harris
Hunt Oil Company of Canada Inc.
Brian Kozyra
Raymond W. and Mary E. Lewis
Douglas Gowland
Amber Hartwig
Corrine Hunter
KPMG
Dona & Lawrence Lilje
Richard Grafton
Harvest Energy Trust
Dr. & Mrs. E. George Hunter
Brian M. Krausert
David Limpert
Colleen Graham
Eva Hasell
Jane Hunter
Janice Krenzler
Lindstrom & Associates Ltd.
Weldon J. Graham
Jerome Hastings
Kenneth & Lilia Hutchison
Anne Krigovsky
Lindsey Lions
Grand Park Plaza Ltd.
Richard & Jeannine Hawiuk
Rod Hutson
Danielle Kristmanson
Liquor Stores GP Inc.
Robert & Marg Grandfield
Lyle & Margaret Hawkins
Hygaard Fine Foods
Ardella Littman
Nancy Grange-Praderas
Robert Hawkins
Ian H McInnes Inc.
The Rev. James Kruger
& Mrs. Barbara Kruger
Judi Grant
Ken & Karin Haywood
Barbara Ibbotson
Kulak Ventures Ltd.
Walter & Charlotte Loeppky
Grant Thornton LLP
Ronald Hazelwood
Idylwylde Community League
Kumtor Operating Company
Louis & Gwen Loiselle
Don & Betty Ann Graves
Judy Heath
Igloo Building Supplies Group
Joseph & Grace Kwan
Long View Systems Corporation
Gregory Kyllo
Longbow Capital Inc.
L.L.Wall Construction Ltd.
Sonia Longinotti
Ken La Barbera
Kenneth E. Ludlow
David La Rocque
Dr. Christine A. Luelo
Lac La Biche Transport Ltd.
Wayne Lui
Arthur Evans
Leanne Evans
Expocrete Concrete
Products Ltd.
Grant & Penny Fagerheim
Cindy Farnel-Desnoyers
Cynthia Farvolden
Frank & Rosetta Fata
Ron Fath
Earl Fawcett
FE Advisory Group
Janette Federspiel
Nachman Feldman
Fence Finders
Christopher Fernyc
Collin Feser
David Fesyk
Randy Fibke
Harris Field, Q.C.
Field Law
Dr. & Mrs. Tony Fields
Fillmore Construction
Management Inc.
Filyk Consulting Ltd.
Financial Management Brokerage
Greig Findley
George Fink
Fink’s Holdings Ltd.
Finning (Canada)
Finning Canada Branch 80
Fireball Equipment Ltd.
FortisAlberta Inc.
Tom Foss
Fosters Garden Chapel
Kenneth Fowler
Robert Fowler
Frank’s International
Franklin Templeton Investments Corp.
Franklin’s Inn
Freetek Construction Ltd.
Mike French
Laura Frey
Doris Friedenreich
Frisby Litho Ltd.
John Fry
Barry Fulmer
James Fyvie
G.L.M. Industries L.P.
Gale Galenza
Galko Homes
(a/d Of 364639 Alberta Ltd.)
Derek Gamblin
Gregory & Nancy Gardner
Charles & Deborah Gargus
Todd Garman
Garnies Holdings Ltd.
Patricia Gau
GB Developments Inc.
James H. Brown & Associates
Rudolf Jaros
Jason Krause
Jennalli Developments Inc.
Amy Jennings
Brenda Jensen
Davalji Jogia
John W Evans Professional Corp.
Anthony Johnson
Clifford D. Johnson
Robert Johnson
Bruce Johnston
Greg Johnston
Marc Joiner
Dr. Anthony H.D. Jones
Kathleen Jones
Peter Jones
Andy & Donna Fay Jubinville
June Warren Publishing
Todd Jurak
JV Driver Corporation Inc.
K & C Baillie Manufacturing
Inc. (1991)
Kal Tire
Colleen Gray
Lloyd Heine
Ikaluktutiak Elks 593
James Gray
Scott Kallotich
Jennifer Heinz, Wish Pearls
Imaging Systems Group Inc.
Taylor Gray
Kam Mechanical
Impact Chassis Clinic Inc.
GRB Engineering Ltd.
Hellenic Canadian Community
of Edmonton Region
Kamari Pizza House Ltd.
Great West Chrysler Dodge Jeep
Andy & Sue Lockhart
Hemisphere Engineering Inc.
Imperial Tobacco
Canada Foundation
Kammec Mechanical
Consultants Ltd.
John & Mira Green
Paul & Irene Henderson
Scott Inglis
Richard & Sue Kanegawa
Patrick & Frances LaForge
Roland & Gail Lusis
Green Acres–Aspen Beach
Mary M. Hetherington
Integrated Production Services
Pentti Karkkainen
Lafrentz Road Marking A Division
Gladys Lutomsky
Green Prairie International Inc.
Pat Hethrington
Intera Housing Corporation
Katch Kan Limited
Lakeland Credit Union Ltd.
Sheldon Lutz
Greene Family Charitable Foundation
Ron Hierath
Intercon Messaging Inc.
Simon Kathrein
Darlene Lambe
Lyncorp International Ltd.
Gregory Greenough
Amanda Higgs
Daryl & Renee Katz
Martin & Michelle Lambert
Lynn Donaldson & Associates
Greenview Holding Ltd.
High Road Inn Corporation
International Brotherhood
of Boilermakers Local 146
Landemarc Farming Ltd.
Mel Lyster
Buck & Teresa Gregory
Highmark Maintenance Services Ltd.
International Cellars Inc.
KBM Commercial Floor Coverings Inc.
Landmark Homes (Calgary) Inc.
M & P Mechanical Ltd.
Estate of Florence J. Gregory
Doreen Hill
John & Patti Iredale
Kdh Drywall 1997 Ltd.
Craig Langpap
M & T Hlushak Ltd.
Gabriel Grenier
Michael Hill
Gerald & Jean Isley
John & Lynn Keating
Benny Keenleyside
Georges Laraque
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M & V Enterprises Ltd.
Antonio Matera
Linda Mickelson
Brian Peterkin
Elaine Radulski
Christina Russell
F.R. & J.W. Matthews
Microsoft Canada Inc.
Staff of Narwhal Plumbing
& Heating Ltd.
Glenn Osmak
M&K Welding Ltd.
Alex A. Osten
Robert G. Peters
Anya Radvanszky
Ian Russell
M-I SWACO
Victoria Matthews
Allan Middleton
National Bank
Our Flower Shop
Kevin Peterson & Sheila O’Brien
Mr. David Rain
Derek Ryder
M.Shing & J.Larrigan
Kris & Shannon Mauthe
Midlite Construction Ltd.
National Home Warranty
Outlaws Grill Ltd.
Peterson Walker LLP
Beatrice Ranger
Rick & Elaine Rymek
Mawer Investment Management
Mike Chrapko & Sons Excavating Ltd.
National Oilwell
Patrick & Joan Ozirny
Douglas Phibbs
Tom Ranieri
S & P Backhoe Services Ltd.
Andrew MacDiarmid
Heather Maxwell
Bruce Miller
Nearctic Group
Bruce & Branca Pachkowski
Sheryl Phillips
RBC Royal Bank
S & P Backhoe Services Ltd. Staff
Brian MacDonald
Laure Mayo
Dennis G. Miller
Derek & Sherri Neldner
Anna-Rita Pacione
Phoenix Food Services Ltd.
RCL Millerrium Br 289– Nevada
SA Kubash Consulting
Robert W. MacDonald
Bernie & Jan McCaffery
Jeremy Miller
Nelgar Oilfield Services Ltd.
Jeffrey J. Packard
Physique Fitness Stores
Shayne Reay
SCD Consulting Services Ltd.
Ronald & Marion MacGarva
Anne McClintock
Larry & Verna Miller
Georgina Y. Nelson
Steven Paget
Lucy Pilch
Redco Equipment Sales Ltd.
Sabo’s Investment Corp
Dennis & Lois Maciborsky
McCoy Corporation
Miller Thomson
Keith Nelson
Paladin Positioning Inc.
Pile Base Contractors 1987 Ltd.
Kenneth & Barbara Reed
Ernest C. Sadler
Gerry & Sue Maciejko
McCrum’s Office Furnishings
Kaye Mills
Lester & Cora Nelson
Rosalie Paliwoda
Pioneer Press Ltd.
Reed Hycalog
Gregory Saksida
Drew MacIntyre
Dennis A. McDermott, Q.C.
Helen Mitchell
Tyler Palko
Allen Piper
Registry Express Inc.
Adil Saleh
John Mackay & Karen Kawawada
Korinne Mcdonald
Nina Mitchell
Nelson Environmental
Remediation Ltd.
Palliser Health Region
Platinum Fitness
Catherine Reid
Salvi Homes Ltd.
Marjorie MacKenzie
Terry & Sherry McDonough
Tammy Mitchell
Palliser Locating
Platinum Team
Darcy Reid
SaMax Industries Inc.
Mackenzie Financial Corporation
McElhanney Land Surveys Ltd.
Nimmi Mittal
Barbara Palmer
Cameron Plewes
Stacy Reid
Mrs. Pritam Samrai
Lorna Maclachlan
Lilian McEwen
Mixcor Aggregates Inc.
Kris Pankiw
Clayton & Megan Podrasky
Remax (Westlock)
Sand Born Investments Inc.
Maclind Investments Ltd.
Stephen McGann
Mobility Central Inc.
Constantin Papadimitropoulos
Renee Poffenroth
Rent-a-Wreck
Sand Born Roofs Inc.
Brian & Brenda MacNeill
Dr. Tim McGaw
Scott & Wanda Moffat
Paradox Access Solutions Inc.
Pokolinnia Dancers Of Lamount
Resdin Industries
Sarasota Homes Ltd.
Jennifer MacPhee
Mireille McGowan
Molson Canada
Paramount Resources Ltd.
Jim H. Pon
Retro Mechanical Inc.
Angelo Sarracini
David & Donna Magus
Bruce McGregor
Jennifer Monner
Park Paving Ltd.
Pop Up Players
Reynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer
Valerie Schafer, Wish Pearls
Thomas & Lily Mah
Gerard McInnis
Marie Montgomery
Park Royal Homes
Glen Popowich
RGO Office Products Calgary Ltd.
Elaine Schiewe
George & Bebe Mahaffy
Foster McIntosh
Heather Moraal
Dale Richards
Alex Schmidt
Marilyn McLachlan
Nancy More
Ronald & Linda Nordstrom
Shirley Porisky
Mainline Energy Ltd.
Family & Friends
of Ronald Clare Parker
Blair Richardson
Alwin Schmidt
James Mair
Carrie McLauchlin
Marti Morfitt
Norma M. Gordon Investments
Chris Post
Parkland Industries LP
Alexander Norman
David Potter
Rose Richardson
Sandy Schroter
Christopher & Laura Parslow
Norquest Machine Works Ltd.
Alex Pourbaix
Rindal Oilfield Construction
Laurie Schuller
Roxanne Pasternak
Fred North
Scott Powell
Victor Ringette
Conrad Schulte
Ralyne Patron
Northern Transportation Co. Ltd.
Richard J Power
Yolande Riopel
Jim Scott
Jeff Pauls
Northwell Rentals Ltd.
Suzanne Prata
Gordon & Robyn Ritchie
Miryah Scott
Philip & Barbara Payne
Norwood Waterworks
Ronald Scott
John Nother
Robbins Library Interiors
Scott A Lopetinsky Prof. Corp.
Bruce Peachey
V.N. & A.J. Pratt Fund
(at the Edmonton
Jeff Robbie
PCL Construction Management Inc.
Estate of Gabrielle B. Nouque
Byron J. Seaman
Marie & John Peachey
Precision Drilling Corporation
Angie Robertson
Sheila O’Brien
Daryl K. Seaman
Melinda Peckham
Precision Hyundai
C. Robinson
O’Connor Associates
Environmental Inc.
Precision Steel & Manufacturing Ltd.
Georgina Robinson
Donald & Eleanor Seaman
Kurt Pedersen
Chris Seasons
Raymond & Marlene Peets
Michelle Prefontaine
Willard & Bibianne Robitaille
Leo & Bonnie Seguin
Ken Pelletier
Prime Seismic Data
Rocket Leasing
David Seibel
John & Johanna Peltier
William & May Ellen Pringle
Maxine Rodgers & Howard Knapp
Dr. Arthur Prochazka
& Mrs. T. Prochazka
Mike Rogers
Tara-lee Selander
Pembina Valley Trucking Ltd.
Rod & Carol Rolof
Tom Senyk
Dwayne Roloson
Sequoia Oil & Gas Ltd.
Susan Rose
Severo Energy Corp.
Bob Rosine
Rhonda Shachtay-Scott
Deane Ross
David Shaffer
William Ross
Reg Shah
Royal Lepage Weber
Dr. Khaled Sharaf
Gilles Royer
Cooper Sharkey
Royop Hospitality
Terry Sharkey
Paul & June Rubak
Elizabeth Shaw
Rulam Contracting Ltd.
Shaw Communications Inc.
Bob Russell
Sheppard Insurance Service Inc.
Wilson Mak
McLean Young Construction Ltd.
Gwyn & Patricia Morgan
Lori Malick
Roderick & Mona McLennan
Donald & Bernadette Morken
Michael Mallinson
Kelly McLeod
Mountain View Restaurant Ltd.
Larry Malpass
Marni McManus
Mary Mowbrey
Man Investments Canada Corp.
Susan Mcnamara
Muggzy’s Contracting
Mancal Corporation
Kimberly McPherson
Kristi Mullan
Mandel Group Inc.
Robert McQuay
Roland & Leona Mullen
John & Susan Mandrusiak
Lisa McRitchie
Jana Mullin
Bijan Mannani
William McTavish
Multi Developers Inc.
Carey Mantei
Bernie & Darlene McWilliam
Laine Mulyk
Manulife Financial
Jyotsna Mehsuria
Barry Munro
Estella Marchment
Jeannette Melnyk
Dr. Salma Murji & Ayaaz Janmohamed
Mark’s Work Wearhouse Ltd.
Terry & Ruth Melnyk
Murphy Oil Company Ltd.
Ivan & Helen Markiw
Melrose Cafe & Bar
Debbie Murray
Rod Marlin
Robert A Meltzer
Jeanette Murray
Alison Marple
Merchant Energy Holdings Corp.
Murray GM
James L. Marshall
Madeleine Mercier
Sondra Musa
Linda A. Marshall
Kevin Mercs
Brent Muscoby
Lyall Marshall
Mermac Construction Ltd.
Grant Mutch
Brent & Kelly Martens
Danielle Merrifield
Joan Myers
Patrick & Mary Martens
Simone Mersereau
Terry & Barbara Myers
Martin Newby Consulting Ltd.
Sean Messing
Stuart Nadeau
John Marwick
Allan Meunier
Robert Nagtegaal
Mary Mashon
Linda Meyer
Trevor Nakka
Bruce Massie
Real & Claudette Michaud
Namao Restaurants Inc.
Ken Masson
Jeffrey Michnowski
Javaid & Henrietta Naqvi
Nelson Yee Development Ltd.
Gary Newell
Tommy Ng
Estate of Frances M. Nichols
Sandra Nicolaisen
Bradley Nielsen
Neil & Janis Nimmo
Paul Nixon
Nordic Mechanical Ltd.
O’Rouke Engineering Ltd.
O’Sullivans Restaurant & Bar
Deborah Odland
Oke 8 Designs Inc.
Old Tyme Music & Dance Society
Orest Olineck
Trevor Oliveira
Allan Olson
Kevin D. Olson
Olympus NDT Canada
On The Rox Pub Ltd.
Onelane Oildfield Services
Wanda Opheim
Opsco Energy Industries Ltd.
John Osler
Jerry & Mildred Penner
Katie Penner
Pennock Acheson Neilsen Devany
Peppers Friesh Pasta Market Inc.
David Perehudoff
Performance Paving Services Inc.
Kevin Perreira
Gary Perron
Michael & Joyce Perron
Susan Perry
Dean Perryman
Gayle Perszon
Progress Energy Ltd.
Proline Pipe Equipment Inc.
Provident Energy Trust
Purdue Pharma
Robert & Julia Purdy
Q’Max Solutions Inc.
Quality Tube Supply Ltd.
Quest Industrial Products Ltd.
Stan Quick
QVGD Investors Inc.
Radiology Consultants Associated
Sherjon Ltd.
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Bequests
Blair Shettler
Peter Stachniak
Takeda Feeding Co. Ltd.
Tuan Tran
Voice Construction Ltd.
Darlene Wierzba
Susan Shim
Myron & Jennifer Stadnyk
Keith Talbot
Travelodge Canada Corp
Wabum Marina Ltd.
Bernard & Audrey Wiese
Tim & Jodie Shipton
Stahl Peterbilt Inc.
Shuna Talbot
Trend-Setter Exteriors Ltd.
Glenda Waddingham
Wildbore Drilling Ltd.
Jamil Shiraz Ali
Stampede Pontiac Buick GMC
Byron & Angela Tam
Tri Systems Corp.
Mark & Shari Walden
Doug Wilkins
Shoemaker Drywall Supplies Ltd.
M. A. Stanfield
Florence Tam
Family & Friends of Marie Triggs
Edgar Walker
William F. Lede Family Foundation
Shortbus Productions Inc.
Stantec Consulting Group Ltd.
Boi Chi & Tuyet Hao Tang
Triwell Oilfield Construction
Robert & Jean Wall
Andrew Williams
Tara E. Shwagor
Paul Starnino
David Tang
Tru-West Company Ltd.
Carla Wallace
Brian & Mary Williams
Tammie Sieben
Brian Starr
Sydney Tang
Chad Trumbley
Wanda Walle
Mark Williams
Rod Sieker
Kim Stefanic
Kim Tautchin
Jodi Trumbley
Wapose Medical Services Inc.
Estate of Ralph E. Williams
Eloise Siemens
Stelar Installations
Scott & Carrie Taylor
TS & M Supply
Family & Friends of Terri Leanne Ward
Susanne E. Williams
Sierra Energy Inc.
William Stemp
Vera Taylor & Family
TTG Systems Incorporated
Bruce & Andrea Warkentin
Ian McAuley & Melody Williamson
Signtech Canada Ltd.
Douglas Stephen
Tazmech Ltd.
H. E. Tucker
Daryle Warren
Alan Wills & Teray Lennox-Wills
Bill Singh
Scott R. Stephenson
TD Canada Trust–BSC
Tom Tucker
Peter Warren
Andrea Wilson
Donna Sipila
Ernest & Peggie Stevens
TD Securities Inc.
Tulissi Construction Ltd.
Robert Warren
Ralph Wiltshire
Dale & Erin Sivucha
Gregory Stevenson
TDL Drywall Inc.
Kathy Turgeon
Waskatenau Community Centre
David Winship
Six Degrees Studios
Allan Stewart
Bruce Tetz
Keith Turnbull
Watermark Advertising Design Ltd.
Andrew & Sharon Wisse
Randy Skarpinsky
Barry & Pat Stewart
Chandra Thakore
UCT Calgary North Council
Donald H. Watkins, Q.C.
Dirk Woestenenk
Sue Slater
Derek Stewart
The Blind Monk
Frieda Ullrich
Harry Watkins
Byron Wolf
Slave Lake Pulp
Judy Stewart
The Brick Warehouse Corporation
Unique Products Inc.
Andrew & Crystal Watson
Gerry & Elaine Wood
Vladimir Sluzar
Valerie Stewart
The Bumper Foundation
United Diamond Drilling Solutions
Robert & Joyce Watson
Peter Woodfine
Barbara Smith
Anton & Johanna Steyn
The Butcher’s Bus
United Farmers of Alberta
J. Angus & Heather Watt
Dan & Carolyn Woodruff
Dallas Smith
Isobell Strachan
The Calgary Sun
United Safety Ltd.
Wawashkesh Sales Agencies Ltd.
Woodsmere Holdings Corp
Doug Smith
Stephanie Straile
The Canada Life Assurance Company
United Way of Central Alberta
Weatherford Canada Partnership
Bill & Sharon Woodward
Anonymous Estate (1)
Karin Mannhardt
Gordon & Fay Smith
Jim Strang
The Comp Shop
Gordon I. Webb
Works Alberta Ltd.
Flora Margaret Antrim
Jessie L. Martel
J. C. Smith
Strathcona County Firefighters Union
The Foundation
United Way of Fort McMurray Workplace Campaigns
Michael Webb
World Financial Group
William David Archer
Rosealie (Rose) D. McAllister
Jim & Cynthia Smith
Strathcona Minor Hockey
Niclaus Woronuk
Lionel P. Bandcroft
Betty R. McDonald
Strathearn Heights Ltd.
United Way of Lethbridge
and South Western Alberta
Paddy G Webb
John Paul Smith
The Leost Endowment Fund
Joanna Wright
Eugene R. Barritt
Harvey J. Murphy
Michael P. Smith
Sheilagh Stroud
Webco Mechanical Inc.
Wu’s Textile Incorporated
Kevin Barry
Arleen E. Murray
Randy (C.R.) Smith
& Tana Donald Smith
Stuart Olson Construction Ltd.
The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacies
of Edmonton & Area
Dale Unruh
Tom R. Webb
The Stepping Stone Investment Corp.
Lewanna Vaillant
Dr. Lorna M. Weir
Ulrich & Ursula Wunsch
The Honourable Marjorie Bowker
Frances M. Nichols
Diana R. Bruce
Hans P. Nielsen
Sublime Industries Ltd.
Chantal Van Brabant
Heidi Wutzke
Robert Smith
The Unicorn
Weir Construction Ltd.
Sophie Buttner
Dr. Antoine A. Noujaim
Brad Sukarukoff
Shawn van der Merwe
Larry Wynn
Roger Smith
Connor Thicke
John & Shirley Wells
David Thiessen
John Van Hal
Sheryl Wells-Mole
Donna Wynnychuk
A. Harry Dentoom
Gabrielle B. Nouque
Marg Thompson
Estate of Mary Van Soest
WEM Pizza Ltd.
Beverly Wysocki
Baxter O’Connor Dick
Andrew O. Olson
Nellie Thompson
Rob Vanden Broek
Wendy’s Resturant 417048 Alberta Ltd.
Y & V Consulting & Construction
Lawrence S. Diewert
Robert C.W. Otto
Thompson-Nicola Engineering Co Ltd.
Varscona & Mettera Hotels on Whyte
Harris Weseen
David Yager
Muriel B. Folger
Alexander A.M. Patton
Holly Thorsteinson
Veer Inc.
Lawrence W. West
Christopher Yee
Ethel O.L. Fyfe
James Pheasey
Vegreville Ford Sales and Services Inc.
West Edmonton Restaurants Ltd.
Mr. Gord Yeo
George E. Gerhart
Laura M. Poirier
West Ways Contractors
Frankie Yeung
Sam Goldsmith
John J. Putnins
Norma & Ron Westcott
Patricia Younes
Christopher H. Greenwood
Margaret J. Reid
Western Realty Group Inc.
Caroline Young
Florence Gregory
Kenneth C. Ross
Western Securities Ltd.
Graeme Youang
Penelope (Penny) Haddad
Dorothy A. Shaw
Westgate Chevrolet Ltd.
Ken & Jackie Young
Wilfred I. Harrison
Gary W. Simmons
Westlock Liquor Store Ltd.
Gordon & Rozelle Young
Gloria Jean Hendel
John J. Snow
Westower Communications Ltd.
Bob & Debbie Younger
Dorothy M. Husband
Mary E.L. Stevenson
Westwind Partners Inc.
Al & Doris Zaluski
Lillian (Lila) M. Kanik
Angela G. Thomas
Wetaskiwin Credit Union Limited
Jay & Debbie Zammit
Eileen G. Kemp
Mary Van Soest
Wetlander Bar & Grill
ZCL Composites Inc.
Reverend James Walter Kruger
Ralph E. Williams
Martyn & Claire White
Leib & Bettina Zeisler
John C. Malleny
James Jun Yun Yi
Murray White
Zender Ford Sales Ltd.
Whitecourt Pizza Inc.
Jose Zerpa
Patricia Stumpf
Dr. Michael Smylie
Barry Sullivan
Kerry Smyth Osler
David & Joan Summers
Kathy Snydmiller
Sun Microsystems Inc.
Sobeys West
Sunflower Valley Enterprises
Sondex Canada Inc.
Deb Urban
Southern-Asselin Family
Sureway Construction
Management Ltd.
Southside Mitsubishi
Jody Sveistrupks
TimberTown Building Centre Ltd.
Vegreville Kinsmen
Spacemakers Construction
Services Inc.
Fred & Brenda Svicenec
Ron Todorowich
James Veitch
Michelle Swaile
Marshall Toner
Venture Communications Ltd.
Dan Speager
Hank Swartout
Jeffery Tonken
Verbeek Sand and Gravel
Specialized Tech Inc.
Betty Switzer
Griffith & Martha Toole
Rohini Verma
Spiker Equipment
Switzer Properties Ltd.
Vero Energy Inc.
Spitfire Energy Ltd.
Bev Swords
Tooth Replacement Dental
Specialty Centre
Robert & Stella Splane
Symantec Corporation
Topline Printing
Michael Vida
Robert Spoljarevic
Dr. Christopher J. Symonds
Torske Klubben of Edmonton
Dianne Vinet
Maggi Sproule
Andy & Cheryl Szocs
Brad Toth
Vinterra Properties Ltd.
Glen S. Squires
Dr. Chao Tai & Mrs. Tan-Eng Tai
Alistair Toward
Virtual Materials Group Inc.
St. Mark’s Chapel Guild P.
Taiga Forest Products
Toyota City Wetaskiwin
Barbara Virtue
Janice & David Vetters
We acknowledge the
following visionary donors
who chose to include the
in their estate plans,
providing a legacy
of hope.
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In Tribute
Natalie Bennie
Angela Carducci
Emil & Gertrude Deering
Minnie Flegal (Anderson) nee Fuller
Jane Guest
Jean Horner
Janet Bent
Shirley Carey
Muriel Degenhardt
Larry D. Fleming
Theodore Guest
Jamie Houston
Henry Bernard
Wendell Carroll
Resi Del Piccolo
William Florax
Gabriel Guidoccio
Tilly Houston
Bernice O. Betts
Laurie Gayle Chan
Faye Ying Der
Bryce Florence
Alvina Gurba
Andrew Howell
May-Liss Bevans
Donna Chapman
Rose Derko
Karen Anne Forestell
Leslie Charles Gwynn
Adolph Joe Hrdlicka
Josephine Bilocerkowec
Paul Joseph Charles
M. “Deane” Fossen
Laura Theresa Haberl
Ed Hrynk
Pamela G. Bilyk
Stanley Checkley
Harjeet Kaur Dhundal (Sada Singh
Wala)
Suszanne Foy
Margaret Jean Haddow
Susan Hubert
Mabel Bissonnette
Elsie Sophie Chemerys
Robert Dick
Mary Franchuk
Hannah Hafso
Dennis Byron Hubich
Robert Blackstock
Sonia Christensen
Robert S. Dinkel
Angelo Franco
Sivert Hafso
Steven Harvey Hunt
Shirley Bobbie
Poon (Paul) Chung-Lok
Robert Gordon Dittmer
Andre Francoeur
Earl Hall
Jennifer A. Hutchison
Harvey Bodner
Barbara Churchman
Murray M. Dittrick
Janice Fraser
Ellen Ethel Hammermaster
Dr. Michael J. Hutchison
Peter A. Bond
Cst. Brent A. Clark
Frank Wilson Dobinson
Frances French
Judy Hansma
Shawn Hyde
Daniel Bonner
Justice C. Philip Clarke
Dorothy Dore
Rolande Frey
Wesley Roy Harke
Genah Hys
Domenico Borrelli
Louis (Lou) A. Clement
Alfred Cecil Dow
Ernest Frioult
Lester Harris
Giovanni Iavasile
Jean Bosch
Naomi Coffman
Sophie Dowie
Gladys Ellen Frioult
Mary Elizabeth (Sue) Hart
Jack Irwin
Leo W. Bouckhout
Richard N. Coleman
Wendy Downe
Charles Frost
Robert H. Hartley
Lloyd Isley
Gerald Bouk
Fred Coles insert
Ada Drewicki
Dean Froud
Roberta Merle Hartley
Edgar L. Jackson
Robert Charles Bowyer
Veronica Collins
Darlene Dubilowski
Ronald William Funnell
Lorraine Hastings
George Albert Jacobs
Lil Boyack
Valerie Marie Cooper
Les Dumas
Allan K. Gall
Arthur Haupt
Beverley Norman James
Neill Boyd
Alta Rose Ogden Copeland
Kristin Durante
Larry Gardeski
Martin Hausch
William Jamieson
Sandee Lyn Boyd
Kenneth (Kenny) G. I. Copeland
Violet Dwornik
Lloyd Gardiner
Milred M. Hawkins
Gurdip Jaswal
Lynne Boytzun
Fay Corke
Jo-Anne Dyment
Adam Gargus
Lawrence Hayman
Douglas G. Jenkins
Elizabeth Barabash
Donna Braidwood
Jean Coroy
Donald Arthur Easterby
Major Gaudet
Sharon Haynes
Changle Jia
Battista Barberio
Jules Brassard
L. K. (Buzz) Cotter
Mervyn Eastman
Joyce Gaulin
Grace (Jac’y) Jacqueline Hayter
Fred (Eugene) Jobin
Marie Baril
Jean Kelly Bratvold
Joyce Coughlin
Linda Egar
Rudy Genereux
Theresa (Terri) Heck
Christopher Ernest Johnson
James (Jim) Barr
Lois Lynn Bredo
Gerald (Jerry) Courage
Thomas Ehl
Harold Gibson
Eugene & Irene Hessing
Evelyn Johnson
Garth Barrick
Patricia Breland
Grant Courtoreille
Denise Eisbrenner
Bernie Giesbrecht
Gloria Hendel
Kathy Johnson
Lillian Barritt
Vivian Brenneis
Derrick R. Cox
Louretta Mae Elfstedt
William N. Gilbert
Wendy N. Hendricks
Leone Johnson
Jack Norman Barrow
Diana Brierley
Donna May Cox
Gertie Eliason
Elise Gill
Norah Henkel
Neil Donald Johnson
Shary Barschel
Andrew Llewellyn Brink
Christine Cox
Herbert Ellis
Gloria B. Gillanders
Wayne Henkelman
Mary Inez Johnston
Keith Barsness
Daniel Brodersen
Allen Crawford
Jeannine L. Ellis
Harry Girgulis
Svend Aage Hermann
Elizabeth Anne Jones
Shirley Elizabeth Barth
Dale Brodziak
Valerie Crighton
Marlene S. Emerson
Erna Gise & Arthur Louie Gise
David Hicks
Thomas Jones
Robert Bartholow
Hazel Annetta Brown
Charles Cripps
Allan G. Enders
Aurora Gleave
Viola Higgins
Willi Kafer
Laura Helen Bartkiewicz
Sylvia Anne Brown
Enid Crockett
Louise Enns
Ruth Hill
Irene Karabonik
Kathryn Bartko
Willi S Brown
Allen Cromb
Michael E. Enzle
Gladys Elizabeth
Alexandra Gniewotta
George Hipkin
A. S. Keddie
Gerrit Bastiaan
Thomas Brownlie
Jean Elizabeth Crookes
Robert Arthur Etherington
Hilda Goeson
Kenneth C. Hisey
Viola Catherine Keichinger
Mary Batke
Robert Bruneski
Roger Croutze
Claire Ewanyk
Ross Gooderham
Patricia (Pat) Lynn Hogaboam
Marie Stephanie Kelly
Boguslaw Batowski
Terry Buchanan
Mirella Crudo
Edward Fediuk
Joyce Gordon
Paul Hokanson
Terrence Kenny
Arthur (Art) L. Batty
Gary Buck
Barbara Currie
Mike & Eva Fedoruk
Fred Gorgichuk
James Holcombe
Wallace (Buzz) Key
Walter Bayda
Stacy K. Burke
Brian Curtis
BettyLou (Betty) Feeney
Pierre Goudreau
Linda D. Holczer
Kenneth (Ken) Kheong
Sean Bayus
Helen Burnett
Aaron Bradley Cushon
Theresa Fennessey
Bonnie Grant
The Late Honourable Lois Hole
Norman Kieser
Annie Baziuk
Alice Joan Butler
Darold Dahl
Lonnie Ferguson
Carmyn Grant
Ralph K. Hole, Jr.
Ursula Kimm
Curtis Beattie
Kevin Leonard Butler
Nora & Roy Daly
Charles (Roly) Ferris
Harry S. Graschuk
Ralph Hole
Shannon Kimmitt
Anne Beaudette
Jeannette A. Cairns
H.J. (Jock) Dawe
Karin Elizabeth Fesyk
Gary John Greenwald
James Holowa
Frank Kindred
Colin Becker
Linda Cann
Jim Daymond
George C. Field
Gerardo O. Grey
John Holub
Elma W. King
Edith Beitel
Tony George Cantalini
Mary R. de Bruyn
Dennis Finkbeiner
Jennifer Grisenthwaite
Harold Edward Homan
Francis King
Brian Belec
Gaspare Caputo
Robert Deatherage
Tracey Renee Flagg
Stephen Groenink
Myrtle Hooper
Rosalynne King
Barry Grolway
Peter Horcica
Brent Kinney
We are honoured to
acknowledge the following
individuals remembered
through tribute gifts totaling
$500 or more between
April 1, 2007 and
March 31, 2008.
In Memory of
Estate of Dr. Antoine A. Noujaim
Anonymous (8)
Chonita Abad
Alfred Ahrens
Buffy Anne Ainsworth
Doreen Ainsworth
Patricia Amos
Gregory Anderson
Don Andrews
Lily Andrichuk
Dennis Anton
Michael Antoniuk
Ilse (Elsie) Archimowitz
Marilyn Arklie
Donald Auburn
Bernard E. Auger
Peter M. Baayens
Carol Bailey
James Bailey
Colleen Bajic
Pauline Bakken
Dr. Mary-Ann Bakos
Joyce Balanecki
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Bonnie Bennett
Maureen Decore
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Annie Kisilewich
Dr. Solomon Levin
John McCagherty
Lynda Morgan
Mario Parravano
John Reid
Marie Scott
Stan Storrow
Eula Klask
Katharyna Lewoniuk
John McCaughey
George Morrison
Brian J. Parsons
Roger Renaud
Muriel Scott
Anna Marie Strack
Rudy Klawon
Chi Li
Frederick C. McConnell
Donna Morton
Heather Passmore
Diane Rever
Howard Sells
Barry Stratford
Heinz Klemm
Ronald Lim
Dr. William Duncan McCubbin
Isamu (Sam) Mukai
Gerald Patsula
Robert Reynolds
Melvin Semeniuk
Bruce Stroh
Gerhart Klingspon
Gordon Lines
Neil J. McDonald
Mary Ann Mullin
Helen A. Peake
Selwyn Reynolds
Phyllis I Semple
Bryan Strong
Shirley Kniazky
Frank John Lipiec
William D. McDonald
Gary S. Munkacsi
Leslie John Pearce
Ellen Wilson Rich
Dennis Sernes
Thomas Strynadka
Anthony Koch
Thomas (Tom) Lloyd
Alice McEvoy
Fatehali Murji
Myrtle Pedersen
Cameron Scott Richardson
George Shaver
Margaret Sugars
Klaus Koehncke
Barry Logan
Thomas McHale
Bach Muoi
Dale Penner
Grace Rider
Nancy Sheeran
William (Bill) Sutherland
Arthur Koh
Alison Look
William D. McIlvena
Christene Murdock
Barbara Pergentile
J. Douglas Ripley
William Shelfantook
Arnold Sveen
Welding O. Kolstad
Edward Lopushinsky
Betty McInnes
Hans J. Mussig
Elizabeth E. Peter
Judge James Brown Ritchie
Dorothy Shepherd
Ralph J. Swaile
Geertruida Koppert
Helen Lovell
Angie McKay
Beverly Myroniuk
Erika Elisabeth Peter
Stanley Lloyd Roadhouse
Denise Sheremeta
Karen Swain
Josie Kordyban
Jack Lozeron
Letha McKee
Donald (Charlie) Napp
Vern Petersen
Georgina Pearl Robert
Dr. John Shiry
Jack Swanson
Tammolyn Koshelek
Shauna Lucyshyn
Brad McKim
Donald Allan Nelson
Vernon W. Peterson
Florence Mabel Roberts
Adele Shklanka
Glen A. Sweet
Ernest Kozak
Siu Lung Lui
Margaret Jean McLachlan
Gladys Nelson
John W. Petruk
Allan Robertson
Henry Shukalek
Margaret Symons
Anna Kovacevich
Barbara Lukey
Robert Arthur McLean
Kenneth Nelson
Tuan Phan
Bruce & Joan Robertson
Mike Dmytro Shulhan
Sanh Ta
Sheila Joan Kowalchuk
Elizabeth (Betty) Theresa Lunseth
Jean McLellan
Leona M. Nelson
Mary Phillips
Fran Robertson
David Simpson
Angelo Tagliamonte
Russell Kowch
Andy Luthin
Carole McMeekin-Bilawchuk
Russell Newby
Lorraine M. Pidwerbeski
Edgar Robinson
Ravendra Singh
Lydia Takats
Paul Kraft
T. Peter Luzi
Dennis McMillan
Peter A. Newman
Mark Stephen Pierce
Jean Elizabeth Robinson
Anne Sirant
Joyce Taras
Mary Elizabeth Krigovsky
Alvin Lymburner
Lee McNeill
Tiet Nguyen
Ian David Pierrot
Roberta (Bobbie) Robinson
Margaret Olga Sirohi
Bob Tarr
Mary Veronica Krigovsky
Jean MacArthur
David McNulty
Don Nicholl
Private David Pinch (Goddard)
Phyllis Robson
Laurelle Skaret
Shirley Tawfik
Kelley Krochak
Eleanor J. MacDonald
Leonard McPherson
Fausto Cesare Nicola
Mar Pitstra
Richard Rockwell
Avril S. Skidmore
Rosie Taylor
Reverend James Walter Kruger
Geraldine (Gerrie) M. MacDonald
Corrine Ellen McRae
Lance Nicolaisen
Douglas Joseph Plamondon
Ethel & David Rodgers
Judith (Judy) Skilling
Bonnie Teasdale
Harry Kucharchuk
Erna MacKinnon
Lesley Medlicott
Zan Nikiforuk
Gordon Plamondon
Willma Lawson Rodgers
Kenneth Slater
Bich Hue Thai
Richard Kuhn
Joan Maclean
Tyler Meere
Edwald Nikolai
John Platz
Sandra Mary Rohatyn
Catherine Slipec
Hiralaxmi Thanki
Mary Ann Kulak
Robert (Rob) H. MacPherson
Sharon Ann Melnychuk
Hans Otto Nissen
Henry Plaza
Charles Rude
John Slupsky
Larry Rudolf Thomas
Donald Clarence LaBerge
Dennis Mah
Shelley Melnychuk
Carla Norrie
John Podperyhora
Ken Rudland
Andrew Vernal Smith
Robert Thomas
Donald Lacroix
Guy Majeau, Sr.
Jerry Melnyk
Ward Norton
Angela Podrasky
Clive Rutland
Clark H. Smith
Val Thomas
Maurice Lacroix
Brian Mak
Edmond J. Melville
Hilda Noskey
Gerald Ronald Polack
Orest Saganiuk
Glenda Louise Smith
Glen Thomlinson
Leslie Sterling (Stu) Ladner
Dorothy Makepeace
Edward Melville
Lambertus Nyboer
Gordon Pollard
Susan Saik
Irma Smith
Gary Robert Thompson
Michael Raymond Lafranchise
Karin Mannhardt
David Nyhuis
Sheila Polowek
Terry Saik
Lorna Gwendolyn (Gwen) Smith
Peter J. Tieman
Edith Lahure
Sarah Manwaring
Marie Nysten
Paula Denise Pompa
John Sansom
Alvin Snydmiller
Cheryl Gwen Tilleman
Wilfrid (Willy) Lamothe
Barry Mar
Memorial Tribute Fund
(at The Edmonton
Katherine O’Connell
Rosalie Poon
Chester Frank Sapieha
Ella Sokolan
Joseph Tilley
Kelly Lee Lamrock
Paulette Marcoux
Joseph P. O’Donoghue
Lyle R. Porter
Bridget Sarver
Pauline Solberg
Diane Todoruk
Mildred Lane
Margaret Markine
Malachy O’Neill
Virginia Alice Porter
Percy Sauer
Dorothy Margaret Sombach
June Toronchuk
Trevor Lang
Ronald Marlowe
Holger Odgaard
Marilyn Pounder
James Saunders
Elizabeth Sonnema
Pat Towstego
Joyce Langille
John F. Marr
Asma El Kardy Okasha
Sheila Prakash
John F. Saunders
Dennis Soprovich
Marie Triggs
Maurice Rene Larochelle
Memory Marshall
Patricia Olenick
Leslie Price
Gerald Saunderson
Bruno Spenrath
Graham Wallace Trotter
Neale Larsen
Susan Marshall
Martha Ornest
Edith (Edie) C. Prime
Harry Sawchuk
Paul Stabel
Marianne Tschritter
Claudette Leboldus
Herbert (Scotty) Martin
Joan Elizabeth Osler
Ed Prodor
Randall G. Scheirer
Karen Ruth Stanton
James Turley
Kenneth Leeder
Fran Martin
John Ostashek
Guerino Pucci
Charlotte (Gail) Patricia Schierle
Darrel Steeby
Ralph Turner
Darlene Leeman-McCool
Angus Matheson
Ronald Ostrowski
Adelgunde Pyszczyk
Gwen Schiewe
Gregg Steenbergen
Michelle Marie Helen Tussman
Robert L. Lemieux
Poul Mathiesen
Anne Owerko
John Quantz
Victor Schiewe
William (Billy) Stefiszyn
John Tymchuk
Yee Ping Leong
Sylvia Matthews
Patricia A. Oxtoby
John Radomski
Herta Schonfelder
Irma Steinke
Ernest & Joan Ullman
Frank & Ida Leonowitz
Harry Mayer
Erin Ozirny
Peter Dennis Raffin
Ursula Schubert
Elizabeth (Betty) Stevens
Ulrich Umsonst
Catherine Lesniak
Kathleen Mayes
Melvin George Palm
Daryl Ranger
Helene Schuck
Louis W. Stevens
Hailey Upshall
Dave Lester
Shirley Marguerite McAlary
Charles William Papenhuyzen
Del Ranks
Garry Schultz
David Robert Stewart
Geesie Van Barreveld
Florian Letourneau
John Archie McAllister
Travis Paradowski
Cary Wade Raun
Marie Valerie Schwartz
George Ryan Stewart
Ellen Louise Van Beek
Charles Leung
Rosalie (Rose) Dianne McAllister
Ronald Clare Parker
Thomas M. Reade
Marian E. Scott
Henry (Hank) Stock
Judy Van Dusen
Paul Merrick
Waldemar Mertz
June Middleton
Sally Mildenberger (Celestina)
Travis A. Miles
Xenia Katherine Millard
Dylas Miller
Harry Miller
Mary L. Mingo
Glenn Miskimmin
Frank Mitchell
Emma Mittelstadt
Bud Moen
Juliette Montpetit
Ernie Moorhouse
Donna Morgan
Doug Morgan
Dr. David W.J. Reid
Muriel Storey
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William Wingert
Hank & Mary Van Soest
Jack Winter
Norman Vandenhouten
Peter Wirtz
Henry C. Vanetti
Dietrich Karl Wittkowski
Martha Vanpelt
Heather Wock
Marie Vansevenandt
Ewald Wolfram
Herbert Otto Karl Veltman
John (Don Min) Wong
Steve Verkuil
Doris Worden
Paul Vervynck
Deborah Woytovicz
John Verwey
Irene Mae Wyley
Ida Virtue
Sandra Wyman
Alexander von Klitzing
Walter Yanitski
Edith May Waite
Orville Yanke
Rudy Wakaruk
Peter & Barbara Yarema
Bryan Jack Walbauer
Penny Hoi Tong Yee
John Walker
Maria Yestal
John (Jack) Walker
Robert F. Young
Craig Wallace
Russell Young
Carla Wallace
Lynda M. Wanner
Peter Ypma
Susan Williamson
Marcus (Mark) Wanner
Barbara Zack
Frank Warawa
Annie Zaft
Roman Warawa
John Peter Zamiski
Terri Leanne Ward
Ed Zdanowicz
Virginia Alarcon
Trish Fedeyko
Named Funds
Non-Endowed Funds
Grace M. Wareham
Earl Zeiner
Rahiman Ali
Kristin Skaggs & Brad Ference
Adele Warford
Terry Zenith
Carl Kurze Fund
Climb Back Fund
Petra Reichwein & Syed Ali
Sheri Larsback & Chad Gardeski
Beverley Wark
Josephine Zolmer
Dr. D.R. Wilson Fund
Gibson Energy Fund
Anonymous (1)
Rebecca Herman
Edward Wasylik
Trudy Zorich
David Overton Fund
Dr. Peter Geggie Memorial Fund
Hilda Bachand
Robert. W. Gregory
Walter Wasylyk
Don Zwarg
Deanna Grimes Fund
Brad Cushon Fund
Lorna Holmes & Stuart Bailey
W.R Watkins
Peter Zwarich
Dr Solomom Levin Memorial Fund
We acknowledge the
following individuals who
were honoured with gifts
of $500 or more to the
March 31, 2008
& Kathy Hogan-Gregory
Christopher & Laura Parslow
Named funds,
awards and
research chairs
Dennis Van Sickle
Bill Patton
Cindy Pettitt
Darlene & Robert Pickford
Eduardo & Isabel Rifo
Dan Royer
Craig Samoil
Michael Shandro
Dr. David Skarsgard
David & Betty Smith
Darlene Spencer
Ron & Donna Sylvestre
TBCC Nursing Staff– Station 6
Nicole & Nolan Tews
Victor Thygesen
Anne & Jason Van Dusen
Iain Walker
Honouring a loved one, friend
or co-worker is a unique way
to express your regard for
a special occasion.
For more information, contact:
Provincial Office
7th Floor, Sun Life Building
10123–99 Street
Edmonton, AB T5J 3H1
T:(780)
643-4400
1-866-412-4222
The Alberta Cancer
Foundation manages more
than 30 funds in a number
of categories. Our donors
share our vision of a
cancer-free future
Brett & Jenelle Baumback
Lars & Gail Holm
Charles Watson
Linda Singleton Fund
Hyoko Baxter
James B. Hume
Margaret A. Watson
Meltzer Fund
Dr. Noorali Bharwani
Breanna Isley
Marjorie Watson
M. Brettschneider Memorial Fund
Rose-Marie Boaler
Barry Jackson
Edgar Weatherbee
Ralph Hole “Camp Beat It” Fund
Elaine Borle
Ayaaz Janmohamed
Frieda Gladys Webb
Richardson Surgical Oncology Fund
Laurel Bottos
Wilhelmina Webb
Samuel Gadeski Fund
Mary Kerber & Brian Brown
Jacqueline Elliott
& Matthew Johnson
Alfred Weber
Diane Bush
Kevin & Julie Keindel
Leokadia Weber
Robert Carey
Donald King
Inge Weiner
Ashika Chand
Phil Klein
Robert (Bob) M. Weiss
Brian Cleary
Peter Kossowan
Doreen Weller
Kelvin Cochrane
Yin Leong
Cynthia (Cindy) A. Wells
Connie Cooper
Helder Marcelo
Liz White
Mary Anne Crookes
Prof. Laura May
Wade Williams
Michael R. Culbert
Dr. Tim McGaw
Arnold Willumsen
John Dach
Trish & Dean Millard
Don M. Wilson
Candace Casavant
& Monarch Delumen
Neill Nedohin
Beneteau-Butler Fund
(Research Endowment)
Charlotte Kingsford
& Christopher Nendsa
Jack & Bonnie Rawlyck Fund
James Wiltshire
Marvin Wine
Satore Family Fund
Tom Baker Cancer Centre Daycare Fund
Wings of Hope Fund
V.G. Sundstrom Award
Zane Feldman Fund
Growth Funds
Audrey Elaine Jones Fund
Research Chairs
Alberta Cancer Foundation Chair
in Brain Cancer Research
Allard Foundation Chair
Chair in Molecular Cancer Epidemiology
Dianne & Irving Kipnes Endowed Chair in Radiopharmaceutical Sciences
Enbridge Chair in Psychosocial Oncology
Engineered Air Chair in DNA
Damage & Repair
Frank & Carla Sojonky Chair
in Prostate Cancer Research
Kids Cancer Care Foundation Chair
in Pediatric Oncology
Mary Johnston Chair
in Melanoma Research
Weekend to End Breast Cancer Chair
Research Awards
Roche Fellowship
in Translational Research
Dr. Michael Hutchison Fellowship
Petro-Canada New Investigator Award
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The Cross Cancer Institute in
Edmonton and the Tom Baker
Cancer Centre in Calgary
deliver comprehensive patient
care and treatment, undertake
research and provide education
opportunities to health-care
professionals. A network
of Associate and Community
Cancer Centres bring cancer
care and treatment closer
to home for many Albertans.
Cancer prevention and
screening programs operate
province wide.
11560 University Avenue
Edmonton, AB T6G 1Z2
T: (780) 432-8771
Tom Baker Cancer Centre
1331–29 Street N.W.
Calgary, AB T2N 4N2
T: (403) 521-3723
Associate
Cancer Centres
Central Alberta Cancer Centre
3942–50A Avenue
P.O. Bag 5030
Red Deer, AB T4N 4E7
T: (403) 343-4526
Lethbridge Cancer Centre
Room 2H209
960–19 Street
Lethbridge, AB T1J 1W5
T: (403) 329-0633
Grande Prairie Cancer Centre
c/o Queen Elizabeth II Hospital
10409–98 Street
Grande Prairie, AB T8V 2E8
T: (780) 538-7588
Medicine Hat Cancer Centre
666–5 Street S.W.
Medicine Hat, AB T1A 4H6
T: (403) 529-8817
Community
Cancer Centres
Barrhead
4815–51 Avenue
Barrhead, AB T7N 1M1
T: (780) 674-2221
Bonnyville
c/o Bonnyville Health Centre
5001 Lakeshore Drive, P.O. Bag 1008
Bonnyville, AB T9N 2J7
T: (780) 826-3311
The Alberta Cancer Foundation was
established in 1984 to support and
enhance the treatment facilities
and provincial care programs of the
Alberta Cancer Board. The money
you give supports research discoveries
that will improve treatments and
save lives. Your donations directly
support patient care and help
caregivers provide information
and comfort to patients and their
families. And, keeping Albertans
informed about the role they can
play in a healthy future will pay
tremendous dividends.
Camrose Community Cancer Centre
c/o St. Mary’s Hospital
4607–53 Street
Camrose, AB T4V 1Y5
T: (780) 679-6100
Bow Valley Community Cancer Centre
c/o Canmore General Hospital
1100 Hospital Place
Canmore, AB T1W 1N2
T: (403) 678-7226
Drayton Valley Community
Cancer Centre
c/o Crossroads Hospital
& Health Centre
4550 Madsen Avenue
Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1N8
T: (780) 542-5321
Provincial Office
10123–99 Street
Drumheller Community Cancer Centre
c/o Drumheller District Health Services
351–9 Street NW
Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y1
T: (403) 823-6500
T:(780)
643-4400
1-866-412-4222
11560 University Ave.
Fort McMurray Community
Cancer Centre
c/o Northern Lights Regional
Health Centre
7 Hospital Street
Fort McMurray, AB T9H 1P2
T: (780) 791-6161
Edmonton, AB T6G 1Z2
T:
(780) 432-8500
Tom Baker Cancer Centre
Alberta Cancer
Foundation
Trustees
2007/2008
Dr. Jean M. Agrios, PhD
Edmonton
Ms. Mary Barr
Calgary
Mr. Marc Bombenon
Calgary
Mr. Greg Cameron
Edmonton
Mr. Gary G. Campbell, Q.C.
Edmonton
Dr. Dianne Kipnes, PhD
Edmonton
Mr. John Osler
Calgary
Mr. Brian Rogers, Q.C.
Calgary
Mr. Sandy Slator
Edmonton
Dr. Jean-Michel Turc
Edmonton
Linda Mickelson
CEO, Alberta Cancer Foundation
1331–29 Street NW
Calgary, AB T2N 4N2
High River Community Cancer Centre
c/o High River General
Auxiliary Hospital
560–9 Avenue West
High River, AB T1V 1B3
T: (403) 652-2200
T:
Suite 155–2210 2 Street SW
Calgary, AB T2S 3C3
T:
Hinton Community Cancer Centre
c/o Hinton General Hospital
1280 Switzer Drive
Hinton, AB T7V 1V2
T: (780) 865-3333
(403) 476-2421
Direct Donations
10123–99 Street
Lloydminster Community
Cancer Centre
c/o Lloydminster Hospital
3820–43 Avenue
Lloydminster, SK S9V 1Y5
T: (306) 820-6144
Peace River Community
Cancer Centre
c/o Peace River Community
Health Centre
10101–68 Street, Bag 400
Peace River, AB T8S 1T6
T: (780) 624-7500
(403) 521-3433
Holy Cross site
Visa, Mastercard and American
Express donations may be made
by telephone
T: 1-866-412-4222
albertacancerfoundation.ca
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Together for a Cancer-Free Future

07/08 Annual Review - Alberta Cancer Foundation

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