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FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2015
HELP RAISE FUNDS
FOR IPFW
SCHOLARSHIPS
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Friday, April 24
Celebrate the fabric of women in a day of inspiration, renewal,
and education for women in all stages of life while raising
funds for scholarships at IPFW.
2014 Tapestry Scholarship Recipients
Allen County War Memorial Coliseum t 4000 Parnell Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46805 t 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
Over the past 13 years, Tapestry has raised nearly $675,000,
the Tapestry Parkview endowment has grown to more than
$530,000, and 50 students have received scholarships to
study health sciences at IPFW.
In honor of IPFW’s 50th Celebration, $50,000 in scholarships
will be awarded during Tapestry 2015.
Registration required by April 3
For more information, contact the Tapestry office
at tapestry@ipfw.edu or 260-481-6854
or visit ipfw.edu/tapestry
2015 Keynote Speaker
JANE PAULEY
A familiar face on morning, daytime, and prime-time television, and one of
broadcasting’s most respected journalists, Jane Pauley joined CBS News Sunday
Morning in 2014. Pauley began her network career as co-host of TODAY for
13 years, anchored Dateline NBC for more than a decade, and hosted her own
daytime program, The Jane Pauley Show.
Pauley is the recipient of multiple Emmys, the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence
in Journalism, the Edward R. Murrow Award for outstanding achievement, and the
Gracie Allen Award from the Foundation of American Women in Radio & Television.
Pauley is a member of the Broadcast and Cable Hall of Fame.
Pauley has written two New York Times bestsellers: a memoir, Skywriting: A Life Out
of the Blue (2004) and Your Life Calling: Reimagining the Rest of Your Life (2014)
based on her award-winning series on TODAY about people 50+ starting different
careers, learning new skills, making a difference, or pursuing their dreams.
A longtime advocate in children’s health and education, Pauley is also a highly
regarded spokesperson in mental health. She and her husband, Doonesbury
cartoonist Garry Trudeau, are the parents of three grown children.
INDIANA
INDIANA
UNIVERSITY–PURDUE
UNIVERSITY–PURDUE
UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY
FORT FORT
WAYNE
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2015 DEDICATION AWARD HONOREE
DOROTHY KITTAKA
Dorothy Kittaka exemplifies the image of a woman who has shown positive aspects in all areas of her
life. Her lifelong dedication to community arts makes her a role model for women throughout northeast
Indiana and across the world.
Her storied journey began during one of the darkest times in American history. When she was just
two years old, Kittaka and her family were among more than 120,000 other Japanese-Americans
sent to American internment camps during the height of the Second World War. It was in a camp that
Kittaka experienced her very first memory of music from a lone, soulful trumpet player. This moment of
providence would stay with her all her life, compelling her to devote her life to music.
Kittaka co-founded the Foundation for Art and Music in Education (FAME), a non-profit organization
of art, music, dance, and drama educators that fosters and encourages an appreciation for the arts
in education of elementary and middle school age children throughout northern Indiana. FAME has
reached over 4,500,000 children with the arts in 28 years. Additionally, she co-founded the Cherry
Blossom Festival in Fort Wayne and organized and served as the first state chair for Circle the State
with Song, a statewide choral festival for K–8 students. Kittaka has sung in the Kennedy Center as a
John F. Kennedy Teacher in the Arts Fellow and has sung operas with the IPFW Opera Workshop and
as part of the chorus for the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and Chicago Symphony, in addition to being a
soprano soloist for the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and a member of the Bach Collegium.
She has been widely recognized for her accomplishments in education, music, and community
stewardship. Kittaka was inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame in 1999, a finalist for the
Indiana Teacher of the Year Award in 1997, and received the Indiana Outstanding Elementary Teacher
of the Year Award from the Indiana Music Educators Association in 1991. She is a recipient of the
Fulbright Memorial Teachers Fund Grant; Parents Magazine National As They Grow Award, presented
by Hillary Clinton at a White House Luncheon; and featured in a book, TEACHERS, A Tribute to the
Enlightened, Exceptional, the Extraordinary, 2001, which features 50 teachers across America and
the Arts United Lifetime Achievement Award, among many other accolades. She currently serves as
president of the Fort Wayne Sister Cities International Board of Directors.
Kittaka’s contributions to the northeast Indiana community arts are nothing short of legendary. As a
teacher, musician, and community activist, she has inspired countless girls (and boys) who have gone
on to become teachers, musicians, and engaged citizens.
Kittaka and her husband, the late Robert S. Kittaka. Ph.D., have three married sons—Paul, David, and
Mark—and 10 grandchildren between the ages of 13 and 21.
Today, we celebrate the lifelong music of Dorothy Kittaka.
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TAPESTRY: GIVE YOURSELF THE DAY!
2015 SCHEDULE
APRIL 24
7:30 a.m.
9 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Check in and early-bird shopping
Dedication Breakfast in Expo III
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Dedication award honoree Dorothy Kittaka8.5”
recognized
Shop and browse over 150 unique booths
10:30 a.m. Breakout sessions 1–7 (See pages 4–7 for more info)
11:45 a.m. Breakout sessions A–G (See pages 7–10 for more info)
12:45 p.m.
Reconnect with friends and co-workers
1:15 p.m. Lunch in Expo III
Silent auction tables close
Jane Pauley, keynote speaker
2:45 p.m. Meet Jane Pauley, keynote speaker
Last chance to visit boutique and
trade show exhibits
Pick up silent auction items
4 p.m. Grab ’N’ Go Breakfast Station
Piping hot, portable breakfast fare, available 7:30 to 9 a.m.
Frittata Skillet with Maple Sausage, Veggies, and
Cheddar Cheese, served over Red Potatoes
with choice of Pepper Gravy or Pico De Gallo toppings
Breakfast Table Items
Items served at your table during the Dedication Breakfast
Fresh-cut Fruit Plate with Hawaiian Delight Dip and
a basket of freshly baked assorted Pastries and Croissants
Scholarship awards announced
1:45 p.m.
TAPESTRY MENU
Event closes
Lunch
Smoked Chicken Breast with Tomato, Pesto, and Arugula on a Pretzel Croissant
served with Broccoli Salad tossed with Golden Raisins, Gouda Cheese,
and Yogurt Dressing and Orzo Pasta Stuffed Tomato
Duo Dessert
Crème Brûlée Cheesecake with Caramel Sauce and
Whipped Cream and Chocolate Berry Mousse
Gluten Free and Vegan options available upon advance request.
(Please mark on registration form)
INDIANA UNIVERSITY–PURDUE UNIVERSITY FORT WAYNE
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BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Choose one 10:30 a.m. session from the white pages and one 11:45 a.m. session from the blue pages.
1. Poised and Polished—Personalized Beauty and Fashions
2. Deficit? Whether Sleep or Attention—Tools to Succeed
Sponsored by Hill Image, LLC
Sponsored by Fort Wayne Neurological Center and ADD Joy of Life Coaching
10:30 a.m. Session Option 1
Ready to be pampered? Ever
wanted flawless skin? Curious
about the latest color and beauty trends? If your answer is yes, join Von
Maur beauty advisors and be enlightened! From cleansing your face to
applying skincare products, you’ll learn the best way to optimize your
skincare. Learn make-up application techniques for everyday or social
events, and enjoy personalized consultations. Discover summer color
collections and the newest beauty trends, or find a new signature scent.
To complete your fabulous new look, polish your image with Leslee Hill,
founder of Hill Image, LLC. You’ll find out how to make a fantastic first
impression and command a meeting, then discover the flattering colors,
fantastic fit, and best styles for your body shape!
Leslee Hill has worked and traveled the globe as a
designer and developer for Spiegel Catalog, Icelandic
Design, and Vera Bradley. She founded Hill Image, LLC
to create an avenue that would merge her fashion
experience with her desire to help others.
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There are many possible explanations for tiredness
during the day. Find out the different medical,
behavioral, and psychological factors that impact
sleep and your energy levels during the day. This
session will “awaken” you to ideas that might help
improve your mental and physical health!
Many adults and young people are learning for the first time that they have Attention
Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD). In addition to the traits of hyperactivity, impulsivity,
and inattention is the belief that they can’t reach their goals because of their ADHD.
Learn about a strength-based company dedicated to empowering young people and
adults with ADHD and discover tips, tools, and strategies that will position you
for success.
Dr. Atiya S. Khan is board-certified in sleep medicine and specializes in epilepsy
and sleep disorders. Dr. Tasha Williams is a neuropsychologist. She is board
certified in pediatric neuropsychology, but works with
a wide variety of pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients.
Dr. Andrea L. Haller is board certified in neurology
and sleep medicine. Her interests in the field of
neurology are broad, and she enjoys working with
patients of all ages with a wide variety of neurological
illnesses. All three physicians are with the Fort Wayne
Neurological Center.
Cheryl Gigler is a certified ADHD life coach, educator,
and founder of ADD Joy of Life Coaching, LLC.
Diagnosed at age 48, Cheryl leads parenting classes
and adult classes, as well as an adult ADHD support
group that meets at the Parkview Healthy Living Center.
10:30 –11:30 BREAKOUT SESSIONS
3. Design and Style Trends—Color Your World!
4. Mind over Matter—Think Smart, Look Sharp
Sponsored by Cindy Friend Design Boutique and Grabill Painting & Drywall
Sponsored by Lutheran Life Villages and Summit Plastic Surgery
Interior living trends will be discussed during this
session hosted by local interior designer Cindy
Friend. Although today’s design mantra is on the
edge of the “less is more,” the details really do
impact the experience of living in your home.
Interior color schemes can significantly set the
mood for your family and guests, and this year’s
color trends embrace the entire color wheel!
Learn how to efficiently and creatively use color in your home to enhance
your interior enjoyment.
Discover healthy ways to keep your “gray matter”
young with Suzan Moriarty of Lutheran Life
Villages. Find out how eating certain foods, staying
active, and developing a strong social life can
make a positive difference in your brain health!
Prevention is the key to maintaining a youthful
and healthy complexion. Join Alan Stephens, M.D.,
FACS, and his staff at Summit Plastic Surgery for
a discussion focused on improving the health and appearance of your skin,
then learn about the GRASS regimen of daily skin care that can do wonders
for your skin.
Cindy Friend is an interior designer whose specialty is residential construction.
She partnered with Grabill Cabinets to open Cindy Friend Boutique in Covington
Plaza, which showcases local artists and offers decorative elements for sale. The
boutique offers full-service design and remodel consultation and is the only Fort
Wayne retail location to specialize in Grabill custom cabinetry and furniture.
Grabill Painting and Drywall has been family-owned and operated for over
30 years. They specialize in residential and commercial painting and drywall,
repainting existing homes, interior/exterior painting, and
interior woodwork staining and finishing. The company
offers friendly service, quality work, and free estimates.
Suzan Moriarty is the director of home care and adult day
services for Lutheran Life Villages. She advises seniors and their
families of the many options available for healthcare and senior
living. Moriarty has also developed a memory care program
designed to allow those suffering from dementias of
all types to remain in their homes as long as possible.
Alan Stephens, M.D., FACS, has practiced plastic
surgery in Fort Wayne since 1996. He earned undergraduate
and medical degrees at Indiana University and completed
plastic surgery and general surgery residencies at Loyola
University and Rush University Medical Centers in Chicago.
Dr. Stephens provides a broad spectrum of cosmetic and
reconstructive services.
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5. Wine and Dine with Vicky and Mike
6. Care Partners—Learn to Pause and Find Calmness
Sponsored by IPFW and Parkview Health
Sponsored by Angel Corps/Dorian Maples & Associates
Acquiring a taste for good wine, especially when
paired with good food, is easier than you might
think, whether you are a novice or experienced
wine drinker! This year, Vicky and Mike will
introduce you to the splendid and fascinating
world of Italian wine and the country’s delectable
nibbles. An assortment of cured meats, artisanal
cheeses, and other antipasti dishes will be
served. This is a party you don’t want to miss!
Care partnership can be challenging to mind,
body, and spirit. Are you a new or experienced
care partner? Ruth Force will teach you how to
stay calm, despite the stresses of caregiving,
using techniques such as proper breathing and
mindfulness. Jan Evrard will demonstrate yoga
breathing to reprogram your stress level as well
as simple postures designed to energize and
calm. No special equipment needed.
Vicky L. Carwein is in her third year as IPFW’s chancellor. A Hoosier native, Carwein
earned her bachelor’s and Ph.D. degrees from Indiana University. Before coming
to Fort Wayne, she served as chancellor of Washington State University Tri-Cities,
where she helped establish the Wine Science Center, a teaching and research
winery that aspires to be one of the top three centers of its kind in the world.
Michael J. Packnett joined Parkview Health as
president and CEO in June 2006. Prior to that, he
served for 15 years in several roles with the Sisters of
Mercy Health System–St. Louis. Packnett serves on
numerous boards throughout northeast Indiana. He
has a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University
of Central Oklahoma and a master’s degree in hospital
administration from the University of Minnesota.
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Ruth Force, professional geriatric care manager, is certified by the National
Academy of Certified Care Managers. She has a master’s degree in psychology, is a
licensed social worker, and works for Dorian Maples & Associates and Angel Corps.
Jan Evrard is a certified senior advisor. She organizes, summarizes, and manages
personal affairs for elders with Dorian Maples &
Associates. Jan has completed 200 hours of yoga
training to earn a CYT 200 designation.
11:45–12:45 BREAKOUT SESSIONS
7. Fifty Shades—Let’s Talk about Sex
A. Sizzle and Pop—Celebrate with Indiana Pork and Wine
Sponsored by Women’s Health Advantage
Sponsored by Indiana Pork and Indiana Wines
11:45 a.m. Session Option A
Do you have questions regarding sex? Have you
ever had problems with sexual intercourse, or has
your libido decreased? Approximately 52 percent
of women in the United States report either having
concerns about sex or having distressing sexual
problems. Dr. Francis Esguerra will discuss sexual
health and address common misconceptions
regarding sex, such as the female sexual
response cycle, risk factors for sexual dysfunction, and the evaluation and
management of sexual problems. The session will include a Q&A session.
From graduation parties and picnics to
backyard barbecues and Sunday brunches,
Indiana Pork makes every celebration
sizzle! Join Kim Galeaz, registered dietitian
nutritionist, as she makes Heartland Honey
Pork with Sweet Corn, Maple, and Bacon
Relish. Learn why enjoying the seven lean
pork cuts—along with a bit of bacon—means
maximum protein and health-boosting
nutrients for you and your guests.
Francis Esguerra, M.D., J.D., is an OB/GYN physician at Women’s Health
Advantage who has been serving the Fort Wayne area since 2012. His specialties
include sexual health and well-being, minimally invasive gynecological surgery,
and hospital risk management/quality assurance. Dr. Esguerra is a member of the
Indiana State Medical Association, Fort Wayne Medical Society, American College
of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical
Pathology, American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, and the Indiana
State Bar Association.
Did you know that Indiana is home to nearly 80 award-winning wineries?
Pop some corks with Jeanette Merritt, marketing director of Indiana
Wines and the Purdue Wine Grape Team, and learn about the Hoosier
state’s flourishing wine industry. You’ll sample Indiana wines, learn
about wine and food pairings, and examine what makes a great wine!
Kim Galeaz, registered dietitian nutritionist, believes in vibrant aging and optimal health
by blending and balancing all foods—nutrient-rich and decadent-indulgent—with a daily
dose of positive attitude and activity. Galeaz also serves as a consultant for food, beverage,
and agriculture organizations.
Jeanette Merritt is the marketing director of Indiana Wines and
the Purdue Wine Grape Team, located at Purdue University. Merritt is
responsible for the promotion of the Indiana wine grape industry and
is the executive director of the Vintage Indiana Wine Festival, held each
June in downtown Indianapolis.
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B. Caregiving—Where Do You Turn?
C. Girlfriend Getaways—Explore the Opportunities
Sponsored by Aging and In Home Services
Sponsored by Travel Leaders
11:45 a.m. Session Option B
11:45 a.m. Session Option C
Caregiving is like a story—it has a beginning,
middle, and end. The beginning is often
shrouded in terms like “stopped by Mom’s,”
or “looked in on Dad.” Then something
happens—Mom fell, or Dad had a stroke—
and it’s the middle. Next, the story takes
you back to the beginning—only nothing is
the same. Where do you turn for services to
assist your loved one in maintaining their independence and dignity in
their own home? Find the support you need to better understand and
perform the caregiver role at Aging and In-Home Services.
The conventional concept of women-only
group travel is that of spas and shopping;
but while those activities certainly have their
place and time, there is so much more in
the world! Explore the idea of traveling solo
or with a group of like-minded women with
Sheila Bear of Travel Leaders, who will reveal
places to go and things to do as well as offer
travel safety tips that apply to everyone. Sheila will be joined by
guests from Travel Leaders’ cruise line and tour partners to round
out this session.
Connie Benton Wolfe is the president and CEO of Aging and In-Home
Services of Northeast Indiana (AIHS). A former caregiver, and now a leader in
the field of caregiving, Benton Wolfe understands the delicate balance between
humor, self-care, and resourcefulness that is required to be a successful caregiver. Prior to AIHS, Benton Wolfe served as executive director of the National
Meals on Wheels Foundation and the National Association of Nutrition and
Aging Services Programs, and has provided consultation and speaking services
in over 30 states, plus Japan, Canada, and Denmark.
Sheila Bear is the branch manager of Travel Leaders, located in the Village at
Coventry. She is a 15-year veteran of vacation planning and a certified vacation
specialist, and loves to share her love of Jamaica with her clients. Travel
Leaders is a locally owned travel agency, serving Indiana with five locations
since 1983.
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11:45–12:45 BREAKOUT SESSIONS
D. Improve your Game through Strength, Power, and Flexibility
E. Keeping Fit from the Neck Up—Lift Your Face, Maximize your Memory
Sponsored by Parkview Ortho Hospital
Sponsored by IPFW Division of Continuing Studies and American Senior Communities
11:45 a.m. Session Option D
11:45 a.m. Session Option E
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced
golfer, enhancing your golf fitness can advance
your game. Rob Norton of Parkview TherapyONE
will share at-home exercises to help build strength
and power. You will also learn stretches to help
improve your flexibility and decrease muscle strain,
which can lead to injuries. Next, Maren Parent of
Parkview Athletic Rehabilitation will focus on proper
biomechanics developed specifically for the female golfer.
There are over 50 muscles in your neck and face
area, and just like biceps or any other muscle, facial
muscles must be exercised regularly in order to be
toned and fit. While this can’t stop the aging process,
it can keep facial muscles firm and contribute to a
more youthful appearance. Exercise specialist Jim
Thurber will explain why strengthening your facial
muscles can give you a “natural facelift.”
Huge strides have been made in the area of brain
health, and studies suggest that maintaining a healthy, active brain can bring
great benefits. Join Janean Kinzie as she discusses keeping our brains healthy,
different types of dementia, and the cutting-edge programs that are making a
difference. She will also include a wide range of resources for additional support.
Rob Norton graduated from Northwestern University with a master’s degree
in physical therapy. He is a certified golf fitness instructor through the Titleist
Performance Institute®, and a certified golf performance specialist through Nike
Golf® 360°. He serves as the director of Parkview
TherapyONE.
Maren Parent is a physical therapist with Parkview
Athletic Rehabilitation, where she consults with
patients on neuromuscular training as well as sportand movement-specific biomechanics. She earned a
master’s degree in physical therapy from the University
of Indianapolis.
Titleist Performance Institute® is a registered trademark
of Acushnet Company.
Nike Golf® is a registered trademark of Nike, Inc.
Jim Thurber is an exercise specialist at Parkview Hospital
Senior Wellness Center. He also teaches health and fitness
classes at IPFW. Thurber graduated from Manchester College
with a degree in physical education and health management
and is certified by the American College of Sport Medicine as a
health fitness specialist.
Janean Kinzie has worked for American Senior
Communities for the past four years and serves as the director
of social services and memory care. Kinzie develops programs
and strategies for those living with dementia, and she teaches
caregivers how to improve the lives of their loved ones while
reducing their own stress.
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F. Natural Elements to Refresh Your Home Décor
G. Let’s Face It—Tips for a Healthier, More Beautiful You!
Sponsored by Choice Designs, Inc. and Bruce Ewing Landscaping
Sponsored by Parkview Physicans Group Cardiology and Parkview Physicians Group
11:45 a.m. Session Option F
11:45 a.m. Session Option G
Bring natural elements into your home with Jennifer
Ford from Choice Designs! From floral arrangements
to environmentally friendly accessories, from indoor/
outdoor rugs to window treatments that embrace
natural light, refresh your home with ideas inspired by
spring. Choice Designs will help you make the most of
the season by bringing you the freshest tips, tricks,
and trends.
Building the back-to-nature theme, Kari Geary of Bruce
Ewing Landscaping will focus on bringing the outside
indoors with permanent botanicals and accessories designed to liven up your home
for the spring and summer seasons. Learn tips and tricks that help incorporate a
fresh look to your space.
Heart disease is an equal opportunity affliction for
both men and women. But some of the “faces” of heart
disease may surprise you! Mark O’Shaughnessy, M.D.,
of PPG Cardiology, will introduce you to this disease
with the help of one of his younger patients.
And let’s “face” it: the march of time leads to aging
skin. Luckily, there are non-surgical options that can
help reduce the appearance of aging and rejuvenate
facial skin. James Miller, M.D., of PPG Plastic Surgery
will describe non-surgical options that can help reduce
signs of aging in less than one hour!
Jennifer Ford is a private art consultant and showroom manager at Choice Designs and is
working on a doctorate with the Institute for Doctoral Studies in
the Visual Arts (IDSVA). She was the chairperson for Christie’s
Auction House New York symposium entitled Mapping the
Global Art Economy. Ford earned an M.A. from NYU and has
lived and worked all over the world.
Kari Geary discovered her passion for floral design at the
age of 16. She studied horticulture at Purdue University and
later graduated from the Southern California School of Floral
Design. In 2004, Geary was inducted into the American Institute
of Floral Designers. Since then, she has designed the flowers for
hundreds of weddings and events.
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Mark O’Shaughnessy, M.D., earned a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences from IPFW,
graduated from IU School of Medicine, and completed cardiology training at the Krannert Institute
of Cardiology. He specializes in congestive heart failure, non-invasive cardiac evaluation, and
prevention at Parkview Physicians Group Cardiology.
James R. Miller, M.D., earned a medical degree from
University of Vermont in Burlington and completed his residency
at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, Va. He is board
certified in surgery and plastic surgery and practices at Parkview
Physicians Group.
TAPESTRY 2015 SPONSORS
DIAMOND PLUS
IPFW
Parkview Health
DIAMOND
WPTA 21Alive
Best FM 95.1 WAJI
RUBY
Fort Wayne
Newspapers
Glenbrook Square
Glo Magazine
Holiday Inn IPFW
SAPPHIRE
AVI Event Services
DeBrand Fine
Chocolates
KPC Media Group
EMERALD
Aging & In-Home
Services
Angel Corps/Dorian
Maples & Associates
Parkview Ortho
Hospital
Travel Leaders
Women’s Health
Advantage
SCHOLARSHIP
SPONSOR
Steel Dynamics
SILENT AUCTION
SPONSOR
Carson’s
PEARL
Barbara’s New
Beginnings
Cookie Cottage, Inc.
PLATINUM
ADD Joy of Life
Coaching, LLC
American Senior
Communities
Bruce Ewing
Landscape
Choice Designs Inc.
Cindy Friend Design
Boutique
Fort Wayne
Neurological Center
General Motors Fort
Wayne Assembly
Grabill Painting &
Drywall
Hill Image, LLC
Indiana Pork
Indiana Wines
IPFW Division of
Continuing Studies
Lutheran Life Villages
Michiana Business
Publications, Inc.
Parkview Physicians
Group
Parkview Physicians
Group – Cardiology
Summit Plastic
Surgery, P.C.
Von Maur
Franklin Electric
IPFW Radiography
NIPSCO
Old National Bank
Ortho NorthEast
Parkview Behavioral
Health
Parkview Health
Parkview Huntington
Hospital
Parkview Physicians
Group
Parkview Total Health
Parkview Whitley
PHP
Raytheon
ProFed
TLC Management
The HSA Authority
Vera Bradley
Wells Fargo Bank
GOLD
CORPORATE TABLE
Canterbury Health &
Rehab
A Party Apart
Bradley Gough
Diamonds
Braun Wealth
Management Group,
LLC
Breast Diagnostic
Center
Canterbury Health &
Rehab
Custom Art
Betsey’s Boutique Shop
D.O. McComb & Sons
Funeral Homes
Goodwill Industries of
NE Indiana
Inverness Surgery
Center
Maxim Healthcare
Services
Nuvena Vein Center
Parkview Women’s
Health Physical
Therapy
Saint Anne Home &
Retirement Community
SouthernCare Hospice
TLC Management
Wendy’s of Fort Wayne
SILVER
A Spice Above
Angela Becker
Orthodontics
Beers, Mallers, Backs
& Salin
Cookie Lee Jewelry
Edgerton Travel
Fort Wayne Custom Rx
Harbour Assisted Living
Indiana Lasik Centers
Pappas Furs, Leather,
and Fine Outerwear
Personal Training
Institute
Red Tree Procurement
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REGISTER TODAY
Congratulations! You have decided to give yourself the day!
A Day for You. Please choose one of the registration types below.
Breakout sessions are limited to a set number of participants.
The sessions fill on a first-come, first-served basis.
Register as an individual with open seating—$65 per person
Simply complete the attached individual registration form and send it with
your non-refundable $65 fee to the Tapestry office by April 3.
Reserved table for 10—$700
Be a Tapestry Table Leader and enjoy the day of Tapestry with friends
at your own reserved table. Invite nine women to join you at Tapestry and
have each of them complete a registration form. Submit the 10 completed
forms together with a payment for $700, and you will be set for a day of fun.
Forms also are available at ipfw.edu/tapestry.
Corporate Table Sponsor for 10—$1,000 per table
Celebrate the women in your office! Ten ladies will enjoy reserved seating
at a premier table at the front of the venue. Your firm will be recognized with
its name on the table and its logo in the scrolling Tapestry PowerPoint. And,
$300 will be designated toward the scholarship fund as your firm’s taxdeductible donation.
To purchase a corporate table visit ipfw.edu/tapestry or contact
Connie Heflin at the Tapestry office, 260-481-6854.
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REGISTRATION–DUE APRIL 3
Late registration accepted between April 4 and 10 with an additional $10 donation to the Tapestry Scholarship Account.
Please check all that apply. See the page at the left for detailed descriptions.
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o Reserved table for 10 at $700
Tapestry Scholarship Account.
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Send completed forms and non-refundable payment to the Tapestry office:
Tapestry: A Day for You
IPFW–DCS KT 139
2101 East Coliseum Boulevard
Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499
Phone: 260-481-6854
Fax: 260-481-6949
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