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Steppin’ Up &
Steppin’ Out
for The Dimock Center
Celebrating Twenty Years: 1988 - 2007
CREDITS
Steppin’ Out 20 and this 20th Anniversary Commemorative Book is a
production of The Dimock Center’s Office of Development & Communications.
Editor: Denella J. Clark, Chief of Development & Communications
Design & Layout: Jennifer Adler, Director of Communications
PHOTOGRAPHY
The photographs that grace the pages of this Commemorative
Book (unless otherwise noted) have been taken by Don West,
no stranger to the Boston community. We appreciate his ability
to capture the life and spirit of Steppin’ Out and thank him for
allowing us to use his photographs to tell our story.
Introduction
It is our honor and privilege to introduce
this commemorative book in celebration
of Steppin’ Out 20, Dimock’s major
fundraising event. As Dimock has grown
and evolved over the years, so, too, has
Steppin’ Out.
Ruth Ellen Fitch and Clayton Turnbull
“Nothing is more important than the
health of our residents. Steppin’ Out
for Dimock Community Health Center is
a vital part of our strategy to continue
providing quality, affordable health care
with a cultural understanding to treat
patients from diverse backgrounds.”
The Honorable Thomas M. Menino
Mayor, City of Boston
It has always been a friend-raiser, not only
for Dimock, but for the City of Boston. The
diversity of all who attend Steppin’ Out has
set the example for bringing together the
ethnic and cultural mosaic that is Boston
and all of us who live here.
The excitement and joy of Steppin’ Out has
always made it the “must attend” event of
the year.
Steppin’ Out has provided great support for
Dimock and its program areas over these
many years. From our Health Center to
our Behavioral Health services to our Child
and Family programs, we have been able
to grow our services and meet the changing
needs of ever larger numbers of patients and
clients in our community.
The spirit of Steppin’ Out is ever present
at Dimock. It is an important identity for
Dimock and is a beacon of our service to
our community.
Our friends and staff work hard each year to
ensure that Steppin’ Out is worthy of your
support. Our sponsors understand Dimock’s
value to our community and the needs for
ensuring that we continue to deliver highquality services.
Thank you,
Ruth Ellen Fitch
President & CEO
Clayton H.W. Turnbull
Chairman of Board
The Vision
Twenty years ago, a small,
energetic group of Dimock
supporters gathered in Board
Member Frank Morris’s home
to brainstorm how they were
going to create a unique and
high quality gala benefit to
mark the 125th anniversary
of New England Hospital/
Dimock Community Health
Center.
It was critically important to
them that the event reflect
the diversity of Boston while
bringing all of its citizens
together for a fundraising
event done like never before.
Jackie Jenkins-Scott, Dimock’s
former President & CEO,
Ken Davis, Dimock’s first
Director of Development,
Carolyn Golden Hebsgaard
and Rudy Umscheid, Steppin’
Out’s first Gala Co-Chairs,
Ric Murphy, Anniversary
Chairman, and the late Ron
Leavell, Steppin’ Out’s first
producer, wanted to create
something special - an event
that was more than a routine
fundraiser, something more
like a “friend-raiser” - with
great music and guests from all
segments of Boston.
the “Chittlin’ Circuit,” a string
of clubs and venues that
welcomed entertainers. Some
of the clubs were located in the
South End of Boston which
over time had been razed as a
result of urban renewal.
Ken Davis remembers
watching “Say Brother,” a TV
program with a focus on issues
and concerns of the African
American community at-large.
One of the segments addressed
I once heard Jackie say,
‘They’re not going to turn
this place into a parking
lot.’ How wonderful would
it be if that same spirit of
reclamation could be applied
He recalls, “It was interesting
to watch a program about
Boston’s past while at the
same time Jackie Jenkins-Scott
and the Board were working to
reclaim the old New England
Hospital for Women and
Children so it could service the
community.
to an event that brought back
the memories and nostalgia of
years past by the reenactment
of these old clubs?”
The concept of a club circuit
was crystallized and accepted
by the group, operationalized
by the production genius of
Ron Leavell, given a “look” by
the creative graphic design of
Mark Minnelli and “Steppin’
Out” was born.
Denella Clark apprenticed
under Ron Leavell in 1999 and
over the past nine years, many
new components have been
added to keep the Steppin’
Out brand fresh including
recognition awards, young
professional and gospel clubs,
a VIP dinner reception, and an
annual local talent search.
The Cultural Diversity
Since its inception, the goal of
Steppin’ Out has been threefold: to raise much needed
funds for Dimock; to provide
the community a night of great
music that they might not
otherwise have access to; and
to bring all kinds of people
together to share a good time
for a good cause.
Throughout the last two
decades, the volunteer
leadership that raises critical
funds for Dimock through
Steppin’ Out has always been
diverse. Gala Co-Chairs are
Black, White, male, female,
leaders in their industry,
members of the corporate and
philanthropic community, old
and young.
A Brief History
The cultural tapestry of
leadership ensures an event
that embraces everyone.
Steppin’ Out guests come from
both local cities and places
far away all to support the
important health and human
services Dimock provides.
The Music
Over the years, Fred Taylor,
Ron Leavell, George Wein,
and Denella Clark have
brought some of the best
jazz, R&B, Latin, and world
musicians to Steppin’ Out.
Noted past performers include:
George Benson, Della Reese,
The Persuasions, Dennis
Edwards & The Temptations,
Bobby Blue Bland, Oleta
Adams, Jerry Butler, Mongo
Santamaria, Clark Terry,
Angela Bofill, T.S. Monk,
Jr., Chuck Mangione, Eddie
Palmieri, Walter Beasley,
Roberta Flack, James
Montgomery, Ramsey Lewis,
Dwele, Vivian Green and
Bobby Caldwell.
Many talented local stars have
also taken the stage. Mae
Arnette, Andre Ward, Motown
Express, Roy Haynes, Rebecca
Parris, Cecilia Smith, Clarence
Powell, and South Central
Mass Choir are just a few.
The “Nightclubs”
Steppin’ Out is divided into
several “venues” named after
some of the great clubs that
have contributed to shaping
musical history. Frank Morris’s
early photos of the actual
clubs served as inspiration for
the first Steppin’ Out. Today,
entire hotels and function halls
are converted into a modern
“club circuit”.
Basin Street South was one
of the first large nightclubs in
Boston and reflected New York
City’s Basin Street nightclub.
The Hi-Hat, one of Boston’s
most famous nightclubs,
was located on the corner of
Massachusetts and Columbus
Avenues (the current site of the
Harriet Tubman House).
From September 1963 until
its closing in April 1978, The
Jazz Workshop was one of the
country’s leading jazz clubs.
The Savoy, originally located
on Massachusetts Avenue
during the 1940’s and mid50’s, was home to Dixieland
musicians.
Opened in October of 1989,
Scullers Jazz Club has set a
new standard with its worldclass roster of artists.
The Real Deal
Steppin’ Out is a great time
and an amazing, signature
fundraising event.
However, the real success
of Steppin’ Out is how the
funds raised during this one
glamorous night will then
help 40,000 men, women,
and children living in the
Greater Boston area receive
exceptional care on a daily
basis. Patients and clients
utilizing the services available
to them at Dimock feel the
results of Steppin’ Out.
Monies raised are used to
purchase much needed things
like new medical equipment
for the dental and optical
clinics in the health center,
new books for the family
library in the Mary Eliza
Mahoney Shelter, or air
conditioning for the John
Flowers detox center.
Without the financial resources
generated by Steppin’ Out,
Dimock would not be able to
provide the vital services our
community desperately needs.
On this 20th anniversary of
Steppin’ Out and 145th year of
service, we say thank you for
Steppin’ Out for Dimock!
Steppin’ Out 1
Gala Leadership
Gala Co-Chairperson
Rudy Umscheid
Gala Co-Chairperson
Guest Hosts
Gov. & Mrs. Michael S. Dukakis
Honorary Co-Chairpersons
Karen Holmes
Eric Jackson
Tony Cennamo
Mayor & Mrs. Raymond L. Flynn
Honorary Co-Chairpersons
“For the 40,000 clients that Dimock serves, Steppin’ Out
isn’t just a great party; it is the vehicle for ensuring that the
wonderful programs and services that Dimock offers can
continue and thrive. As the first Co-Chair of Steppin’ Out, it was
truly my pleasure to share my vision for the creation of an event
that has become part of Boston’s social fiber.”
1988
October 29, 1988
The “New” John B. Hynes
Veterans’ Memorial
Convention Center
Rudy Umscheid, Walter Jennings and Ric Murphy
Rudy Umscheid, Carolyn Golden Hebsgaard, and
The Honorable Mayor Raymond L. Flynn
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Period Dress
(1930’s, 40’s, 50’s)
Mae Arnette & Her Band
Cecilia Smith & Co.
Semenya McCord
Stan Strickland & Sundance
Tanya Hart
The White Heat Swing Orchestra
Hamilton/Peterson Duo
Danny Sloan Dance Company
Brazileiro
Nightclubs
Hi-Hat
Pioneer Club
Storyville
125th anniversary of New England Hospital/
Dimock Community Health Center
Steppin’ Out 2
“The folks at Dimock are
continually thinking smarter,
growing stronger while
simultaneously staying
ahead of the changing needs
of its constituents. It is
through TJX’s long-standing
partnership that together we
continue to help increase
Dimock’s value to the
community.”
Anthony Jerome Smalls
Gala Leadership
Guest Hosts
Bertram M. Lee
Gala Co-Chairperson
Gwen Blackburn
Fred Bouchard
Tony Cennamo
Ron Della-Cheisa
Karen Holmes
Eric Jackson
Don Lowery
Fred Taylor
Liz Walker
Karen E. Hurst
Gala Co-Chairperson
Fred Taylor
Honorary Co-Chairperson
George Wein
Honorary Co-Chairperson
1989
October 28, 1989
The John B. Hynes
Veterans’ Memorial
Convention Center
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Period Dress
(1930’s, 40’s, 50’s)
Ahmad Jamal and
Roy Haynes Quintet
Cecilia Smith, Andrew Jones & Co.
Semenya McCord & Friends
Stan Strickland & Tanya Hart
Miguel Angel Orchestra
& The Roxy Dancers
Mae Arnette & Co.
Paula Elliot & Co.
Art Matthews Trio
Nightclubs
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Louie’s Lounge
Pioneer Club
Storyville
Steppin’ Out 3
“Considering the wealth of
support and services that Dimock
offers, such an exciting event as
Steppin’ Out gives the community
a chance to give something back
in a way that’s always great fun,
always a chance to hear lots of
great music, and always a way to
greet old friends and to meet new
friends. It’s an annual pleasure
that enriches the cultural life of
the city of Boston and I, like many
others, always look forward to
Steppin’ Out.”
Eric Jackson
Stan Strickland
Gala Leadership
Elaine Weddington-Steward
Gala Co-Chairperson
George H. Kaye
Gala Co-Chairperson
Maria Cole
Honorary Chairperson
1990
October 27, 1990
The World Trade Center
Ediss Gandelman, Guest, Jackie Jenkins-Scott
and Ron Leavell
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Period Dress
(1930’s, 40’s, 50’s)
Mae Arnette
Stan Strickland
Tanya Hart
Wannetta Jackson
Olga Ramon
Cecilia Smith
& Andrew Jones
Novella Taylor
The Real Deal
Annie Moss
Brazileiro
The Din & Tonic
Nightclubs
Pioneer
Storyville
Hi-Hat
Guests linger outside
The Savoy Club
George H. Kaye and
Elaine Weddington-Steward
Steppin’ Out 4
Gala Leadership
George H. Kaye
Gala Chairperson
John E. Drew
Honorary Gala Chairperson
Diddy Cullinane
Gala Co-Chairperson
Earl Tate
Gala Co-Chairperson
Earl Tate, Diddy Cullinane and George H. Kaye
Silent Auction
Lise Kaye
Auction Chairperson
Dimock’s nine-acre campus is designated
as a National Historic Landmark
1991
October 26, 1991
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Period Dress
(1930’s, 40’s, 50’s)
Della Reese
Stan Strickland & Co.
Frank Wilkins & Visions
Olga Ramon Group
Wannetta Jackson & Co.
Mae Arnette & Co.
Gail Loring & Friends
Annie Moss and Sabby Lewis Trio
Loose Caboose
Kirkland Bodie & Spady Snutg
Randy Skinner & Skintones
Nightclubs
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Western Front
Steppin’ Out’s First
Silent Auction
George and Lise Kaye
Della Reese and
Senator Bruce Bolling
“It was my pleasure,
in 1991, to serve
as the first Auction
Chair of Steppin’ Out.
I envisioned that the
auction would allow
the guests to have fun
while supporting the
good work of Dimock.
I am glad to see
that the auction has
become a mainstay of
this great community
event in Boston.”
Lise Kaye
Steppin’ Out 5th Anniversary
left
Frank Wilkins
right
Ira A. Jackson
and Juarez Farrington
Gala Leadership
Silent Auction
Juarez Farrington
Gala Co-Chairperson
Evalinda Castaneda
Auction Co-Chairperson
Ira A. Jackson
Gala Co-Chairperson
Kathy Drew
“For two decades, Steppin’ Out has not only raised money for
one of Boston’s most innovative and impactful communitybased institutions, it’s also provided a jazzy, fun crossroads
for black and white Boston to meet, greet and have a great
evening together that never seems to end. I don’t know of a
more important annual fundraiser anywhere – 4,000 of the
most interesting people in Boston helping 40,000 clients of
Dimock one memorable night a year when everyone pulls
together and steps out in fine fashion and good humor around
great food and music, all in support of a terrific cause.”
Ira A. Jackson
1992
October 31, 1992
Theme & Attire
The artists
“All Hallows Eve”
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Period Dress
(1930’s, 40’s, 50’s)
Stanley Turrentine
Larry Watson, Yasko Kubota
& Friends
El Eco
The Heavy Metal Horns
The Cecilia Smith Quartet
with Andrew Jones
featuring Vanessa Rubin
Denise Morgan & The Diva Dynasty
Mae Arnette & Co.
Eddie Bowen & The Dynamic 3 B’S
Frank Wilkins Quartet
featuring Stan Strickland
Wannetta Jackson & Friends
Loose Caboose
Henrietta Robinson & Friends
Eula Lawrence Quartet
Stan Strickland Orchestra
Nightclubs
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Western Front
above
Eric Jackson and Guests
below
State Representative
Gloria L. Fox and Guests
Steppin’ Out’s First
After-Hours Breakfast Club
Steppin’ Out 6
Joe Feaster, Pamela G. McDermott and Wayne A. Budd
Gala Leadership
Silent Auction
Wayne A. Budd, Esq.
Gala Co-Chairperson
Carol A. Kee
Pamela G. McDermott
Gala Co-Chairperson
Shirley A. McKinney
Lee Eliot Berk
Guests
1993
October 30, 1993
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Period Dress
(1930’s, 40’s, 50’s)
Mae Arnette & Co.
Teodross Avery
Cosmos Factor
Eula Lawrence Quartet
Denise Morgan &
The Diva Dynasty
Henrietta Robinson
Cecilia Smith Quartet
Stan Strickland Orchestra
Frank Wilkins
Nightclubs
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Louie’s Lounge
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Western Front
Developed and opened Dimock
Pre-school to serve 22 urban children
Dimock celebrates 130th anniversary
Roger Farrington
Steppin’ Out 7
WGBH Guests
Gala Leadership
Silent Auction
Donald B. Reed
Gala Co-Chairperson
Sylvia Carr
Cheryle A. Wills
Gala Co-Chairperson
Carol A. Kee
Curtis Henderson
Roger Farrington
1994
October 29, 1994
Donald B. Reed, The Honorable Mayor Menino
and Frances Mosley
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Period Dress
(1930’s, 40’s, 50’s)
Randy Skinner
Bennett Paster Group
Ron Gill with
The Manny Williams Trio
Henrietta Robinson Quartet
Bob Bachelder Orchestra
Cecilia Smith Quartet with
Ralph Moore
Denise Morgan &
The Diva Dynasty
Berkelee Jazz Ensemble
Berkelee Reverence Ensemble
Nightclubs
Berkelee’s Rising Star
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Totem Pole
Western Front
Sissy Smith
Mae Arnette & Co.
Eula Lawrence
Wilkins/Preusser
Wannetta Jackson
Culture Jam
Loose Caboose
Jerry “The Iceman” Butler
Monga Santamaria
Fashion Show
Roger Farrington
Attire
M.L. Carr, Guest and Sylvia Carr
Steppin’ Out 8
Joe Feaster, Wendell J. Knox, Jackie Jenkins-Scott, Donald B. Reed, Carol A. Kee and Sylvia Carr
Carmen Dillon
Gala Leadership
Silent Auction
Wendell J. Knox
Gala Co-Chairperson
Sylvia Carr
Donald B. Reed
Gala Co-Chairperson
Carol A. Kee
1995
October 28, 1995
and The Odyssey Cruise Ship
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
African Garb
Sunsteel
Bridget
Fred Williams Quartet
Andrea Major
Teodross Avery
The G Clefs
Cyrus Chestnut
Vanessa Rubin
Mae Arnette & Co.
Novella Taylor
Cecilia Smith with
Cecil Bridgewater
Denise Morgan &
The Diva Dynasty
Andre Ward
Eula Lawrence
Nightclubs
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Totem Pole
Western Front
On Odyssey Cruise Ship
Caribbean-Latin Dance Clubs
Joe’s Place
Mighty Sam McClain
Wannetta Jackson
Kuboto, Loomis, Preusser
A Child is Born
Bob Bachelder & The Totem
Pole All Stars
Cultural Jam
Wildest Dreams
Taylor Made
Loose Caboose
Rollins Ross
Stan Strickland
Comedians Kevin Knox,
Brian Powers, Jim Lauletta
Fred Taylor, Mae Arnette and Jimmy Slyde
Steppin’ Out After Hours Breakfast Club sets sail around
Boston Harbor on Odyssey cruise ship at 2:15 am
Steppin’ Out 9
Teresa Heinz Kerry, Senator John Kerry,
Jackie Jenkins-Scott and Micho F. Spring
Gala Leadership
Silent Auction
Joseph E. Mullaney
Gala Co-Chairperson
Sylvia Carr
Micho F. Spring
Gala Co-Chairperson
Carol A. Kee
Dr. Deborah Prothrow-Stith and
Ambassador Charles Stith
“Dimock Community Health Center has
provided compassion and health services to
some of our most vulnerable individuals and
families. Steppin’ Out helps to continue this
tradition by sustaining these vital resources
for our residents during their time of need.”
Angela Menino
Rebecca Parris
1996
November 2, 1996
right
Semenya McCord
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Creative Gala Attire
African Garb
Ron Reid & Sunsteel
Semenya McCord
Fred Williams Quartet
Mighty Sam McCain
Captain Jack McDuff
Rohn Lawrence
Vanessa Rubin
Andre Ward
Voices N Blue
Cecilia Smith with
special guest Billy Pierce
Denise Morgan &
The Diva Dynasty
Mae Arnette & Friends featuring
Emily Foster, Jimmy Slyde,
C-Quins & Company,
Pioneer Club Dancers,
Pioneer Club Orchestra
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Joe’s Place
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
On Odyssey Cruise Ship
The Latin Quarter
Western Front
Wannetta Jackson & Friends
featuring The George W.
Russell, Jr. Trio
Culture Jam
Rebecca Parris
Tribute to the ‘90s
Stan Strickland
The Kubota “POWERJAZZ” Unit
Eula Lawrence & “Plus Three”
Pat Loomis
Loose Caboose
Michele Bishop
Wildest Dreams
Cosmos Factor
Whistles & Bells
left
Joseph E. Mullaney
and Micho F. Spring
Vinny Haynes
Gala Leadership
Ira A. Jackson
Gala Co-Chairperson
Dorothy A. Terrell
Gala Co-Chairperson
John E. Drew
Silent Auction
Sylvia Carr
Carol A. Kee
1997
November 1, 1997
Anne Morton Smith
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Creative Gala Attire
African Garb
Semenya McCord
Bambule
Motown Express
The Roy Haynes Group
Fred Williams
Marlena Shaw
Walter Beasley
Stan Strickland & Tanya Hart
Culture Jam
Denise Morgan and
The Diva Dynasty
Cecilia Smith featuring
Billy Pierce and
Cecil Bridgewater
Dimock Street Voices
Mae Arnette & Friends
Patrice Williamson
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Connolly’s
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Joe’s Place
The Latin Quarter
Lobby Café
Louie’s Lounge
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Western Front
Myanna with Tracy Gibbs
Geoffrey Hicks
George Blackmon
The Groovin’ Girls
Liza Thorson
Claudio Ragazzi
Cosmos Factor
Wildest Dreams
Mango Blues
Loose Caboose
Whistles & Bells
Sherma Andrews
above
John E. Drew, Dorothy A. Terrell
and Ira A. Jackson
below
Roy Haynes
Steppin’ Out 1 1
Gala Leadership
Agnes Bundy Scanlan
Gala Co-Chairperson
Tom “Flash” Gordon
Gala Co-Chairperson
George Wein
Silent Auction
Sylvia Carr
Carol A. Kee
George Wein and Marvin Gilmore
Andre Ward
1998
November 7, 1998
The “New” Seaport Hotel at
the World Trade Center
Agnes Bundy Scanlan
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Ahmad Jamal
Semenya McCord
Vivian Male
Bambule
Mango Blues
Motown Express
Loston Harris
Andre Ward
Cecilia Smith
Frank Wilkins Trio
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Bob the Chef’s Jazz Club
Cafe ‘GBH/89.7 FM
Hi-Hat
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Wally’s After Hours Breakfast Club
Western Front
Diva
Warren Hill
Fashion Show I
Fashion Show II
Culture Jam
Cosmos Factor
Pat Loomis band
Voices N Blue
On Kee
Sonny Watson
Ray Green Group
Dimock releases Frank Wilkins
Trio cd, Steppin’ Out
“I will always hold Dimock Community
Health Center close to my heart; first, for the
personal services that were availed to me
in my time of need; for the honor to perform
at what I believe was the very first Steppin’
Out and to perform at many subsequent
Steppin’ Out galas; for the opportunity to
produce my first live CD on July 9, 1998 in
support of Dimock at Scullers Jazz Club; and
finally, for my induction into the Steppin’ Out
Hall of Fame with the great George Wein
on November 8, 1998. I pray for Dimock
Community Health Center’s continued
success and growth for many years to come.”
Frank Wilkins
Steppin’ Out 1 2
Paul Mercer Ellington, Kenneth Winters,
Colette A.M. Phillips, Nancy L. Lane and Paul Guzzi
Guests
Gala Leadership
Silent Auction
Paul Guzzi
Gala Co-Chairperson
Sylvia Carr
Colette A.M. Phillips
Gala Co-Chairperson
Carol A. Kee
Nancy L. Lane
Gala National Chairperson
Kenneth Winters
Gala Corporate Chairperson
Paul Goodnight and Guest
The Gillette Company receives first
Steppin’ Out Corporate Award
1999
November 6, 1999
Denella Clark, Jill Burrows, Jan Miner and Samantha Morrison
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Eddie Palmieri
Kevin Mahogany
Vivian Male
Vintage
Semenya McCord
Bambule
Geoffrey Hicks
Andre Ward
Jaime and Madeline Velez
Latin Dance
Stan Strickland
Joao Marcos
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Cafe ‘GBH/89.7 FM
Hi-Hat
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Western Front
Pat Loomis
Shawn Monteiro,
Patrice Williamson
Cecilia Smith
Motown Express
WILD Radio AM 1090
International Fashion Show I
International Fashion Show II
Kendrick Oliver &
The New Life Jazz Orchestra
Frank Wilkins
Sonny Watson
Ed Jones Jazz Quartet
Cecilia Smith
Steppin’ Out celebrates the centennial
birthday and music of jazz great
Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington
Steppin’ Out 1 3
Lee Eliot Berk and Eric Jackson
Gala Leadership
Carol Bolling Fulp
Gala Co-Chairperson
Kern Grimes
Bink Garrison
Gala Co-Chairperson
Silent Auction
Kern Grimes
Kathleen Drew
Auction Chairperson
Ronald LeGrand
Donna Mitchell
“The promise of Steppin’ Out was a celebratory event
that brought together people of all backgrounds to
support one of Boston’s premier health and human
services organizations. That promise has been fulfilled
year after year! Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
was instrumental in the conversion of The New England
Hospital into Dimock Community Health Center some
38 years ago, and we continue to be as committed as
ever to the vision and promise of Dimock!“
Ediss Gandelman
2000
Gala
November 4, 2000
Bink Garrison and Carol Bolling Fulp
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Gerald Albright
Norman Connors
w/Jean Carne,
Marion Meadows
& Ali Woodson
The Persuasions
Orville Wright
Vivian Male, Rebecca Parris &
Frank Wilkins
Stan Strickland
Phyllis Battle
Bambule
Skip Smith
Mango Blue
Motown Express featuring
Wannetta Jackson
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Hi-Hat
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Western Front
Los Jovenes Del Barrio
Jaime and Madeline Velez
Latin Dance
The Herman Johnson Quartet
Rebecca Parris
Pat Loomis
Sam “The Breadman” Bigelow
Diane Benson
David Gilmore
Anthem Band
Groove 2 This
Jose Ramos &
The Special Blend Band
Steppin’ Out’s first Gospel Brunch is held at the
Original House of Blues in Cambridge, MA
Gospel Brunch
November 5, 2000
The House of Blues
Steppin’ Out 1 4
“Dimock Community Health Center is committed
to serving the community, whether through health,
communication, education or music. Their vision
to give the community hope of a healthier life,
which could lead to a longer life, is just one of the
many reasons why I support Dimock and their very
important fundraiser, STEPPIN’ OUT.”
Andre Ward
Gala Leadership
Silent Auction
Clayton Turnbull
Gala Co-Chairperson
Kathleen Drew
Joanne Jaxtimer
Gala Co-Chairperson
Carol Wilgus
Fred Taylor
Ronald LeGrand
Bob Lobel and Lisa Hughes
of WBZ-TV
Carol White
Bob Mudge and Verizon Colleagues
Dimock offers post-Steppin’ Out Sunday
morning exercises with Becky Singleton,
Fitness Expert from WBZ-TV Channel 4
2001
William C. Van Faasen,
Clayton Turnbull,
Gail Snowden,
Joanne Jaxtimer,
Ronald LeGrand,
Bernard Rogan,
Carol White,
Fred Taylor
and Kern Grimes
Attire
The artists
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Vintage
The Temptations featuring
Dennis Edwards
Vanessa Rubin
Roy Haynes
Anthem Band
Topf Center for Dance Education
The Robbie Lee Jazz Quartet
Andre Ward
Victoria Howard Robinson
Women in Song & Men Take Note
Boston: A Jazz Memoir –
WGBH Film
South Central Mass Choir
Micheal Blakely International
Fashion Show
Vivian Male
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Hi-Hat
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Wally’s Cafe
Western Front
Gala
November 10, 2001
Gospel Brunch
November 11, 2001
Seaport Hotel
Vintage
Orville Wright
Diana Benson
Darren Barrett
David Gilmore
Donald Harrison
La Timba Loca
Anthem Band
Motown Express
Gerald Albright
Herman Johnson Jazz Quartet
Jose Ramos &
The Special Blend Band
The Temptations
Gala Leadership
William C. Van Faasen
Gala Co-Chairperson
Gail Snowden
Gala Co-Chairperson
Special guest actress Victoria Rowell and friends
City Councilor
Michael Ross
Michael Curry
Chuck Mangione
Silent Auction
David Grain
Dennis E. Lloyd
Bernard Rogan
Carol Wilgus
2002
Chuck Mangione
Young Professionals Event
November 8, 2002
Theme & Attire
The artists
“Steppin’ Out at the Crystal Ball”
Black Tie
Zoot Suits
Elegant Dress (1940’s - 60’s)
Chuck Mangione
Charles Neville & Hilary Noble
Cab Calloway Orchestra
featuring Brooks Calloway
Gee Gee
Anthem
David Gilmore
Bombay Jim &
The Swingin’ Sapphires
Motown Express
Vivian Male
Mae Arnette & Frank Wilkins
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Cafe ‘GBH/89.7 FM
Hi-Hat
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Savoy
Storyville
Wally’s Cafe
Western Front
Gala
November 9, 2002
Gospel Brunch
November 10, 2002
Seaport Hotel
Semenya McCord
Dan & Deirdra Radler
La Timba Loca
Darren Barrett
The Patricia Adams Quartet
Donald Harrison & Special Guest
Nicole Nelson Band
Shelly Neill
John Blake, Jr.
Laszlo Gardony
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts sponsors
Steppin’ Out’s first Young Professionals Event of
networking and dancing
Darryl Maston of
Steppin’ Out 1 6
“Steppin’ Out, like Dimock itself,
is a venerable Boston institution reknowned, respected and full of soul
and grace. Harvard Pilgrim is very proud
to be a small part of the wonderful
history of both institutions.”
Charlie Baker
Gala Leadership
Charles Baker
Gala Co-Chairperson
Denise Kaigler
Gala Co-Chairperson
Jeff Bellows, Kate Wilson, Denella Clark,
Maurice Coleman and Clayton Turnbull
Silent Auction
Dennis E. Lloyd
Carol Wilgus
Young Professionals
City Counselor Michael Ross
Young Professionals
Jeff Bellows
Young Professionals
Co-Chairperson
Denella J. Clark
Young Professionals
Co-Chairperson
Maurice Coleman
Young Professionals
Co-Chairperson
Kate Wilson
Young Professionals
Co-Chairperson
Gospel Brunch
Ophera Davis, Ph.D
Gospel Brunch Co-Chairperson
Marian Mandell Jacobson
Carole White
2003
Young Professionals
Masquerade Ball
October 31, 2003
Gala
November 1, 2003
Gospel Brunch
November 2, 2003
Clayton Turnbull, Marian Mandel Jacobson, Dennis Lloyd,
Denise Kaigler, Charlie Baker and Ophera Davis
Theme & Attire
The artists
“Feel the Rhythm”
Black Tie
Gala Attire
Roberta Flack
Walter Beasley
Master Tsuji Samurai Taiko
Patricia Adams
Vivian Male
Kilombo Mambo
Motown Express
Freedom Bremner
James Montgomery Blues Band
John Valentino & The Crew
Kendrick Oliver &
Paulo Danay Jazz Quartet
Nicole Nelson Band
Herman Johnson
North Shore Acappella Group
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Cafe ‘GBH/89.7 FM
Hi-Hat
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Pioneer Club
Radio One Room
Savoy
Western Front
Denise Morgan &
The Diva Dynasty
Charlie Lewis
Gabriella Goodman
David & Marque Gilmore
The Joint Chiefs
Gary Jones & Caliente
Denise Morgan
Roberta Flack and Walter Beasley
Steppin’ Out 1 7
Gala Leadership
Dr. Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Gala Co-Chairperson
The Honorable Mayor Menino, Ruth Ellen Fitch,
Will Downing and Eric Jackson
Rev. Ray Hammond, M.D.
Gala Co-Chairperson
Silent Auction
Jackie Jenkins-Scott
Carol Wilgus
Auction Chairperson
Earl Tate
Gala Committee Chairperson
Dimock’s Dental Clinic sees 200 patients
a week - 1/4 of them children
Jeff Bellows and Sheryl L. Traylor
2004
November 13, 2004
Ray and Gloria Hammond,
Barry Stein and Dr. Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Theme & Attire
The artists
“Boston’s Party with a Purpose”
Black Tie
Will Downing
Gerry Mack
One Luv
Manny Santos & Candida Rose
Frank Catalano Jazz Band
Good Company
The Original Blue Notes
Black Sea Salsa
Live Performances (D Quest,
XL Lee Wilson, Dre Robinson)
“Big Chicago” D.J. Reggie Beaso
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Hi-Hat
Hot 97.7/WILD
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Judah “Praise” Club
Savoy
Western Front
20 Families with 42 children are welcomed into the new
Mary Eliza Mahoney House (transitional housing)
Al Vega & Steve Marvin
Andre Ward
Voices of Greater Faith
Clarence Powell
Hot Like Fire
Crucial Massive
Michael Blakely Fashion Show
Thelma Burns and Ruth Ellen Fitch
The Wellness Community
starts at Dimock
Steppin’ Out 1 8
The Honorable Mayor Menino and Ruth Ellen Fitch
Ramsey Lewis
Gala Leadership
Cleve L. Killingsworth, Jr.
Gala Co-Chairperson
Carol Wilgus
Gala Co-Chairperson
Earl Tate
Ronald A. LeGrand
National Gala Chairperson
Robert Parrish and Guest
Silent Auction
Carol Wilgus
Auction Chairperson
Cleve L. Killingsworth, Jr., Carol Wilgus,
Ruth Ellen Fitch and Clayton Turnbull
“Steppin’ Out is the best party in
town and is a true example of doing
well by doing good. I continue to
be impressed and motivated by the
Dimock staff – a most hardworking
group that is not only dedicated, but
fun loving, a great combination.”
Jay Veevers
Theme & Attire
The artists
“An Evening of Glitz,
Glamour & Giving”
Black Tie
Ramsey Lewis Trio
Bobby Caldwell
Oleta Adams
Eric Vernan
Paulo Danay Trio
Manny Santos Quintet
Candida Rose
The Funk Brothers
Manguito
Sherry Winston
Hiromi
Andre Ward
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Hi-Hat
Hot 97.7/WILD
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Savoy
Western Front
2005
November 5, 2005
Sheraton Boston Hotel
HoneyMac
Regina Carter
T.S. Monk
Clarence Powell
Darryl Maston and the
Voices of Greater Faith
Jazz Report
(Talent Showcase Winner)
Richie Rich & 24 Karat Funk
DJ Moe D, Hot 97.7
Beya, Jose and Divina Masso
Dimock holds first annual
Steppin’ Out Live Jazz Competition
Steppin’ Out 1 9
Ruth Ellen Fitch, James Roosevelt, Jr.
and Michele Courton Brown
Gala Leadership
Michele Courton Brown
Gala Co-Chairperson
James Roosevelt, Jr.
Gala Co-Chairperson
Kern Grimes
Cuba Gooding, Sr.
Andre and Vivian Ward and Fred Taylor
Sheryl L. Traylor
National Gala Chairperson
2006
November 4, 2006
Sheraton Boston Hotel
James Roosevelt, Jr., Ann Roosevelt, Reverend Jesse Jackson,
Lois Dehls Cornell and Kathleen Roosevelt
Chante Moore and Kenny Lattimore
theme & Attire
The artists
“New Orleans Style”
Black Tie
Mardi Gras Attire
Kenny Lattimore
& Chante Moore
Ellis Marsalis
Rebirth Brass Band
Hey Rim Jeon
Cuba Gooding Sr. &
The Main Ingredient
Kendrick Oliver &
& Marilee Annereau
Tito Puente Jr. Orchestra
Henry Smith/Nat Simpkins Band
featuring Charles Neville
of the Neville Brothers
Delfeayo Marsalis
Digney Fignus Cajun Band
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Dimock Pavilion
French Quarter
Hi-Hat
Lobby Café
Jazz Workshop
Savoy
Scullers Jazz Club
Wendy Mitchell
Dwele
Vivian Male
Rev. Clarence Powell
Laura Brunner
Silver Lining Gospel Singers
George Russell, Jr. featuring
Wannetta Jackson
Lavay Smith &
The Red Hot Skillet Lickers
Native Sound & Soul Patrol
Spinning R&B, Hip Hop,
House & Reggaeton
Lindy Hop Dance Lessons
with Charles Rheddick
Marilyn Humphries
Winner of the 2007
Steppin’ Out with the
Stars Talent Showcase
Lance Bryant with the
competition judges:
Jeff Turton,
Andre Ward,
Latoyia Edwards (MC),
Ruth Ellen Fitch,
Coach Willie Maye,
Vivian Male and
Clayton Turnbull
Marilyn Humphries
Wannetta Jackson and Sue Auclair
Gala Leadership
John W. Henry
Honorary
Gala Chairperson
Jack Connors, Jr.
Gala Co-Chairperson
Wendell J. Knox, Ruth Ellen Fitch,
Valerie Mosley and Mike Sheehan
Wendell J. Knox
Gala Co-Chairperson
Valerie Mosley
Gala Co-Chairperson
Mike Sheehan
Gala Co-Chairperson
Silent Auction
Mark Anderson
Auction Chairperson
145th anniversary of
The artists
“Steppin’ Out at the Emerald Ball”
Black Tie
Andre Ward
Anthem Reggae Band
Cyrus Chestnut
Chuck Loeb & Eric Marienthal
David, Bethel AME Church
Ed Reed &
The Peck Allmond Quartet
Freddie Jackson
George Benson
Jerome Kyles & Levitical Singers,
Morning Star Baptist Church
Joey DeFrancesco Quartet
Motown Express featuring
Frank Wilkins, Pat Loomis,
Wannetta Jackson
& Herman Johnson
Nightclubs
Basin Street South
Dimock Pavilion
Hi-Hat
Jazz Workshop
Judah Club
Lobby Café
Savoy
Scullers Jazz Club
Sky 20
Freddie Jackson
Myanna
Psalmists, Greater Faith
Worship Center
Rebecca Parris
Tito Puente, Jr. Orchestra
Vivian Green
Vivian Male
Lance Bryant
Courtesy George Benson
theme & Attire
November 3, 2007
The New Westin Boston
Waterfront Hotel
George Benson
Courtesy Vivian Green
Mike Sheehan,
Jack Connors, Jr. ,
Clayton Turnbull,
Ruth Ellen Fitch
and Wendell J. Knox
Courtesy Freddie Jackson
2007
Vivian Green
1998
2001
2006
Hall of Fame Inductees
George Wein
Frank Wilkins
Verizon
The Ron M. Leavell Award
Allan Edwards
Roy Haynes
Eric Jackson
The Red Sox Foundation
1999
The Gillette Company
Duke Ellington
Cecilia Smith
2000
Fleet Boston Financial Foundation
Lee Eliot Berk
Marvin E. Gilmore, Jr.
Ronald M. Leavell
2002
B. Maynard Scarborough
US Airways
Chuck Mangione
Semenya McCord
2003
Eric Preusser
Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center
Roberta Flack
Walter Beasley
State Representative Gloria L. Fox
and “Coach” Willie Maye
Paulo Danay
2004
2007
George H. Kaye
Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA
Will Downing
Andre Ward
2005
Clinton & Jean McGuire
John Hancock Financial Services
Ramsey Lewis
“Coach” Willie Maye
State Representative Gloria L. Fox
Century Bank
Steppin’ Out President’s Award
Charles D Baker
President & CEO
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
George Benson
Vivian Male
Awards
The Ronald M. Leavell Award
Steppin’ OUt Hall of Fame Awards
The Ronald M. Leavell Award was established
in 2002 to recognize and honor exceptional
individuals who embody the late Ron Leavell’s
dedication to Steppin’ Out and devoted service
to the people of Boston.
Each year this award is given to one national
and one local entertainer involved with the event
for that particular year.
Steppin’ OUt Corporate Award
This award is presented to a member of the
community who has proven to be a true friend
and supporter of Dimock. This person is not
only a fan of Steppin’ Out, but is committed to
Dimock’s success. This award was introduced
in 2007, the 20th anniversary of Steppin’ Out.
This high honor recognizes a company that has
significantly and continuously contributed to
Dimock through its participation in Steppin’ Out.
The award has been presented since 1999.
Meg Vaillancourt accepts the 2006 Corporate Award
on behalf of The Red Sox Foundation
Steppin’ OUt President’s Award
Sponsors &
Supporters
“Over the past nine years at Dimock,
I’ve been blessed to work with amazing
corporate executives, dedicated
colleagues and Board members,
hundreds of volunteers, philanthropists,
the media and the Greater Boston
community. I’ve learned from so many
people who have contributed their time
and energy to make Steppin’ Out the
high-quality, successful fundraiser it
has become. I thank the thousands
of Steppin’ Out guests who, by your
participation, have helped thousands of
Dimock patients and clients receive the
care they deserve.”
Denella J. Clark
Over the past two decades, many
local and national businesses and
organizations, from large to small,
have generously contributed to
the success of Steppin’ Out and its
beneficiary, Dimock Community
Health Center.
We are grateful for these pillars of
the community and are indebted
to the generosity of this amazing
group of corporate citizens.
Special thanks to Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Massachusetts for providing all of the
printing for Steppin’ Out 20 including this
20th anniversary commemorative book.
Steppin’ Out 20 would not be possible without our corporate
sponsors* whose ads appear on the following pages.
* as of October 5, 2007
TRUE BLUE to our communities
DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING
OUR COMMUNITIES
We are proud to support the
Steppin’ Out 20th Anniversary Gala
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easternbank.com
Bank of America salutes
Dimock Community
Health Center on
its 20th Anniversary
of Steppin’ Out.
Steppin’ Out
Improving the lives of
thousands of Bostonians.
Not a bad way to spend 20 years.
Visit us at www.bankofamerica.com.
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Abt Associates is proud to support the important work of the
Dimock Community Health Center.
Through our health research, consulting, and technical
assistance activities, Abt Associates supports the development
of healthy and safe communities.
Insight / Impact / Worldwide
www.abtassociates.com
If you have the power to
improve lives, share it.
Every day, Boston Scientific works to develop medical innovations that can
help patients lead longer, healthier lives. We also contribute time, expertise
and nearly $25 million a year to research, education and local communities.
Congratulations
on 20 years of Steppin’ Out!
Become part
of the
solution.
Because improving quality of life is an opportunity no one should miss.
Boston Scientific is proud to support Dimock Community Health Center.
Visit bostonscientific.com
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Congratulations!
Twenty years and still going strong.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts congratulates
Dimock Community Health Center for 20 years of Steppin’ Out.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts is an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association
WE PROUDLY SUPPORT
DIMOCK’S COMMITMENT
TO ENHANCING THE QUALITY
OF LIFE IN OUR COMMUNITY.
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Congratulations to the Dimock Community Health Center,
celebrating 20 years of steppin’ out and gettin’ down.
Almost like we did in the 80’s. But with nicer clothes.
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THE YAWKEY FOUNDATION
IS PROUD TO
‘STEP OUT’ IN SUPPORT OF
DIMOCK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
For providing Boston
neighborhoods with
145 years of strength
and service, we
thank you, Dimock
Community Health
Center.
Your people are the heart
of our community.
800-451-1249 • Delta Dental of Massachusetts • www.deltadentalma.com
Children’s Hospital Boston
proudly supports
Dimock Community Health Center’s
20th Steppin’ Out Celebration
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is a proud sponsor of
Steppin’Out 20
Liberty Mutual is proud to
sponsor Steppin’ Out 2007.
We applaud the Dimock Community Health Center
for providing exceptional care.
Shop online at www.cvs.com. Locate stores at 1-800-SHOP CVS.
Congratulations,
Dimock Community Health Center,
on 145 years of service to the community
and 20 years of Steppin' Out!
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NOVEMBER 23-26
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Congratulations, Dimock Community Health Center,
on 20 years of Steppin’ Out and
145 years of commitment to the community.
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and 145 years of service to the
community!
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Steppin’ Out Event
True generosity cannot be measured in money alone. It’s also measured
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Committed to improving
the health of the community
Partners HealthCare includes Brigham and Women’s/
Faulkner Hospitals, Massachusetts General Hospital,
Newton-Wellesley Hospital, North Shore Medical Center,
McLean Hospital, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital,
Partners Home Care, community health centers, and the
community-based doctors and hospitals of Partners
Community HealthCare, Inc.
Partners HealthCare
congratulates
on the
20th Anniversary of Steppin’ Out
Pepsi is a
proud sponsor
of the
Dimock Community
Health Center
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The Dimock Center
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55 Dimock Street
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(617) 442-8800, ext. 1207
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