Thursday, October 6, 2016 - National Museum of Civil War Medicine

The National Museum of Civil War Medicine
invites you to the presentation of
We are pleased to recognize
COL John Bradley Holcomb – Individual Award Winner
Tissue Injury and Regenerative Medicine Project - Organizational Award Winner
Thursday, October 6, 2016
6:00 pm Reception – 7:00 pm Dinner
Strong Mansion on Sugarloaf Mountain • 7901 Comus Road Dickerson, MD 20842
Celebrate the achievements of this year’s recipients in the historic and scenic Strong Mansion on
Sugar Loaf Mountain. The property played a vital role in several military campaigns during the Civil
War. It served as an outpost on the top of the mountain and housed a Signal Corps station, where
flags were used to send messages to Washington DC. Roam the historic mansion and see the Civil
War artifacts that were found on this remarkable site. The evening begins with a full bar reception
featuring the NMCWM/Flying Dog beer SawBones. Dinner will be provided by Canapes Catering
on the Mansion patio. Presentation of the awards will follow.
Keynote Speaker – Cate Lineberry
Author of ‘The Secret Rescue’
Cate Lineberry’s book The Secret Rescue: An Untold Story of American Nurses and Medics Behind Nazi
Lines is a mesmerizing tale of the courage and heroism of ordinary people. It tells not only a new story of
struggle and endurance, but also one of the daring rescue attempts by clandestine American and British
organizations amid the tumultuous landscape of the war.
Tickets for the event can be purchased online at www.civilwarmed.org or by contacting Meg Gaulding at
[email protected] or 301-695-1864 ext 1014
The Letterman Award for Medical Excellence
The Letterman Award is a natural outcome of the mission and current programming of the National
Museum of Civil War Medicine. Since 2004, we have developed an ever-expanding series of training
programs and research projects designed to aid medical and emergency management professionals in
their daily tasks. By learning from the innovations of the past and understanding their relevance and
application to current and future medicine, we can eliminate the repetition of mistakes and help to
accelerate new processes and techniques.
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Proceeds from the Letterman Award Dinner support the educational outreach programs of the
National Museum of Civil War Medicine, a 501(c) 3 non-profit institution that utilizes the history of
Civil War medical innovations to:
Inspire by connecting the lessons of the past with the challenges of our world today.
Engage the broadest possible audience and partners.
Encourage innovative and collaborative scholarship.
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine currently includes three historic museum sites; the
NMCWM located in Frederick MD, the Pry House Field Hospital Museum located on the Antietam
Battlefield and the Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office, located in Washington, DC. In addition to
traditional museum facilities with period artifacts, tours and programs, the NMCWM is also home to
an award winning publishing division, the NMCWM Press and a world-class professional
development and leadership training division; The Letterman Institute.
Please join the National Museum of Civil War Medicine as we celebrate today’s lifesaving military
and civilian medical advancements and the people and companies that make them happen!
For more information, tickets or sponsorship opportunities - please contact:
David Price: [email protected]
301-695-1864 ext 1003
or Meg. Gaulding: [email protected] 301-695-1864 ext 1014
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
48 EAST PATRICK STREET | FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 | 301.695.1864 | CIVILWARMED.ORG
2016 Letterman Award Ceremony
___ Benefactor
$5,000
Admission for 8 guests. Signage and recognition at the event.
Recognition in the Surgeon’s Call Journal.
Press Release with photo announcing sponsorship.
Full page ad in the Letterman program.
Year long recognition at the 2017 Letterman Lecture Series.
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Sponsor
$2,500
Admission for 6 guests. Signage and recognition at the event.
Recognition in the Surgeon’s Call Journal. Half page ad
in Letterman program. Sponsorship of a single Letterman Lecture during
2017.
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Patron
$1,500
Admission for 4 guests. Quarter page ad in the Letterman program.
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Letterman Business Partner
$ 500
Admission for 2 guests, Business card ad in the Letterman program.
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Single Ticket – Civilian
$
75
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Single Ticket – Active Duty Military
$
50
All proceeds support the educational mission of the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
October 6, 2016 – 6:00 pm reception
Strong Mansion on Sugarloaf Mountain
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Attn: Meg Gaulding email: [email protected] phone: 301-695-1864 ext. 1014