12 BEVERLY HILLS COURIER JULY 2, 2010
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12 BEVERLY HILLS COURIER JULY 2, 2010
12 BEVERLY HILLS COURIER JULY 2, 2010 Congratulations to Lois Rosen, who received the “Duke” award at The John Wayne Cancer Institute Auxiliary’s 25th Odyssey Ball. The gala, held at The Beverly Hilton, was co-chaired by Jackie Banchik, Marissa Coughlan and Susan Rosen Lynch, and featured a cocktail reception, silent auction and, after dinner, dancing to our hearts content... Patrick Wayne presented the award to Lois in appreciation for her long time support of JWCI. After a heartfelt speech, she ended with a toast and said, “Let’s Party”... and party we did. KTLA’s Sam Rubin did a terrific job as the evening's host with proceeds to benefit Armando Giuliano M.D., chief of Science and Medicine, and Federick Singer, M.D., director of the Endocrine Bone Disease Program at JWCI located at St. John Health Center. ****** The Wellness Community -West L.A. providing support, education and hope to people affected by cancer, held its 12th annual “Tribute To The Human Spirit” awards gala at The Beverly Hills Hotel. Samantha and Royce Clayton, Ron and Tracey Bregman Recht, and Alice and Ken Starr co-chaired the event. Honored with “Human Spirit” awards were Susan and Mark The Best Read Newspaper in Beverly Hills Burger, Julie and Evan “Indy” Moore, and Claudia Sangster. As a couple affected by cancer, interior designer Susan Burger and her husband Mark, co-founder of Pacific Development Partners, received their award from Ron Recht. Pamela Anderson did the honors for Julie Moore and her husband, Evan “Indy” Moore, who started Kamp Indy in Malibu. Gala chair Alice Starr presented the award to Claudia S a n g s t e r, director with Harris Pamela Anderson m y C F O , Inc., and president/executive director of the Harris myCFO Foundation, a public charity sponsoring donor advised funds. Profits from the gala will be used to sustain the programming at The Wellness Community and keep them free of charge. Fredric M. Roberts is founding chairman of the Spotlight awards with Walter Grauman being creator/executive producer. Thanks go to Bank of America and Helen and Peter Bing for their support. ****** The beautiful and philanthropic ladies of SHARE were BEVERLY HILLS • BEL AIR • HOLMBY HILLS ODYSSEY FULFILLED–The John Wayne Cancer Institute’s 25th Odyssey Ball at The Beverly Hilton drew a large turnout. Pictured (from left): Duke award honoree Lois Rosen with JWCI’s Dr. Armando Giuliano; co-chair (along with Jackie Banchik and Marissa Coughlan) Susan Rosen Lynch; while Andrea and Larry Kopald dance it up. Photos by Lee Salem back and as good, if not better, than ever at the 57th Boomtown Gala at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Wow... What a night... as SHARE honored Jamie Lee Curtis with its Shinning Spirit award. After a huge silent auction, the 500-plus guests, dressed in Western attire, proceeded to their tables to watch the show. The curtain opened and there were the SHARE gals dancing away in their short purple dresses, showing us that no matter what your age, you can still be a knockout. During the Western-inspired dinner of chili, BBQ ribs and chicken, corn bread biscuits and cobbler catered by Along Came Mary, I kept telling myself to think about how great the girls looked and not eat too much (it didn’t work well as the food was delicious). SHARE President Maxine Smith introduced a much surprised Marilyn Katleman, who received the “Member Of The Year” award for her extraordinary support and dedication to the organization. Kelly Curtis introduced her sister Jamie Lee with a loving speech... Their mother, Janet Leigh, was a longtime active member and one time president of S H A R E . . . Jamie relived some wonderful memories she had of her mom watching the rehearsals. Jamie Lee emotionally mentioned she was wearing the vest her mother always wore at SHARE... Besides the opening number, the Share girls performed One Night Only and I Love Your and I Do danced while singer Geno Henderson decked out in a white suit sang Cadillac Car (think Eddie Murphy in the movie Dream TRIBUTE TO THE HUMAN SPIRIT–The Wellness Community –WLA’s 12th annual Human Spirit awards gala at The Beverly Hills Hotel honored (from left): Evan “Indy” and Julie Moore, Claudia Sangster, Susan and Mark Burger. Photo by Vince Bucci Garvey, Mariska Hargitay, Joan and Norm Crosby, Ginny Mancini, Shera Falk, Victoria McMahon, Martha and A.C. Lyles, Jane Wooster Scott and Walker (my favorite salesperson from Domont Jewelry on Sunset). A big thank you to Joni BOOMTOWN GALA–SHARE’s 57th Boomtown Gala in Santa Monica raised more than $1 million for the needy. Top (from left): SHARE President Maxine Smith, Nancy Gregory, honoree Jamie Lee Curtis, and Corinna Fields; above (from left): Ryan O’Neal with Cheryl Tiegs; Esther Rosenfield with James Keach and Jane Seymour; (left photo): Photos by Thomas Neerken Linda Thompson. Girls). Jennifer Holliday sang many of the songs she performed 29 years ago in the original Broadway show Dream Girls (impossible to believe it was that long ago)... Of course And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going brought the house down. Fred Willard did a great job as emcee and funnyman Mark Schiff had some terrific lines during the evening which brought in more than $1 million. Spotted were... Ryan O’Neal with Cheryl Tiegs, Jane Seymour and James Keach, Anne Jeffreys, Julie Hutner, Kelly LeBrock, Susan Blakely, John Byner, Sam Harrigan, Ron Masak, Ann Rutherford, Mitzi Gaynor, Tatum O’Neal, Tia Carrere, Connie Stevens, Joanna Carson, Steve Berry, who underwrote the dinner and costumes...(there with husband Stephen MaitlandLewis...) and to the SHARE ladies who performed...Neile Adams, Terry Baldwin, Lynn Brody-Slome, Ellen Feder, Nica Ferguson, Corinna Fields, Annie Gaybis Byner, Nancy Gregory, Dana Grilikhes Nassi, Jane Jelenko, Dolores Nemiro, Joanna Pitt, Dana Rosenfield, Esther Rosenfield, September Sarno, Maxine Smith, and Doreen Wallch. Since 1953, SHARE (Share Happily And Reap Endlessly) has raised $46 million to help “at risk,” disabled and the abused and to support research, prevention and vocational training for children in need.