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THE DONNA M. CRANDALL
MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2013
Canfield Casino
Saratoga Springs
All proceeds to benefit The Donna M. Crandall Memorial Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization.
A MESSAGE FROM DAVID CRANDALL
The Donna M. Crandall Memorial Foundation was started by Donna’s extended family
and a small number of friends in 1999. We wanted to do something to help people who
lived with Cystic Fibrosis and honor Donna’s memory. She never wanted the disease to define
her life and it remains only a footnote as we remember her. It was our hope that by working
with patients to lessen the pressures of the disease they too could focus on being as
healthy as possible and enjoy their time with family and friends.
Our very first project, the now famous gift bags, fit that early mission and was an impetus
for many other projects. We learned early on that to make a difference for all of the patients
and their families we would need help and so we began our Emerald Eves. Through the
extraordinary support of all of the people that have attended over the years
we were able to achieve what we initially set out to do.
And then an amazing thing happened; the foundation became bigger in so many ways.
Our friends began to help us with all of our projects, including shopping for items for the bags,
baking cookies and making quilts. Our new friends were able to honor their loved ones by
celebrating their lives. The Donna M. Crandall Foundation is no longer just about remembering
one person but has now become an organization of Donna’s extended family and a very large
number of friends that are committed to making the lives of people brighter and honoring
all of those individuals we have come to know and love.
We are grateful for your support and we thank you for joining us on this journey.
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WELCOME TO THE
13TH ANNUAL EMERALD EVE!
As the Donna M. Crandall Memorial Foundation celebrates its 13th anniversary, we are thrilled
to report that together we have raised more than $1.75 million to help our friends, family and
neighbors affected by CF. Every penny stays right here at home and keeps alive our promise to
Donna that she will never be forgotten.
It has been a privilege and joy to do what we can, when we can, in Donna’s name. We are
inspired by the many thank-you letters, cards and emails we receive, and wanted to share a
sample with you:
"Thank you so much for the financial support you have given us. My husband is slowly recovering
from a double lung transplant in Pittsburgh. I have had to fly there and stay for over a month so
far. This was truly an emergency situation and your support has helped greatly.”
“My family will be forever grateful for the smile on my son’s face during a drawn out hospital stay.
To not worry about having to move my car each and every day to avoid being towed, and for the
bite to eat in the hospital cafeteria that is so desperately needed for the energy required to sit beside
my son for countless hours…thank you.”
“Unfortunately, when you have CF, being admitted to the hospital once a year or more becomes the
‘norm’ and after a while your family and friends get used to it and the flowers, gifts and visits
dwindle …having CF is never easy, but having the Crandall Foundation fighting for people like me
to live a better life and breathe easier makes life a little brighter.”
“…to a child with a chronic disease, The Donna Crandall Foundation helps to take the rigor out of
the routine of doctor appointments and hospital stays. They provide encouragement and
anticipation for the future and have helped our granddaughter understand the importance of
compassion and giving to others.”
“Receiving gift bags is not only a great way to get your mind off things for a bit, but a wonderful
reminder that someone is thinking of you and knows exactly what you are going through. You are
making life a little easier (and more fun) with each gift bag you create.”
“…All I can say is that Donna would be very proud of all your accomplishments and what you have
done for the whole CF community.”
The past 13 years have been more than we could have imagined, and the people we have come
to know along the way have forever changed our lives.
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DONNA M. CRANDALL
MEMORIAL FOUNDATION PROGRAMS
WHEN TIMES GET TOUGH, IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO HELP
Thirteen years later, the Donna M. Crandall Memorial Foundation remains a family-run,
volunteer-based, non-profit charity with no overhead. We are committed to alleviating the
burdens associated with cystic fibrosis and to making life better for patients and their families.
To that end, we have never had to say “no” to a patient in need.
Examples of 2013 Foundation activities include:
• Distributing its 1,300th gift bag. The lucky recipient was surprised to find a certificate
redeemable for $1,300 tucked into her special L.L. Bean tote, which also contained Bose
headphones, Smart Phone speakers, gift cards to Price Chopper, Starbuck’s and Domino’s
Pizza, Downton Abbey DVDs, a journal, magazines, UNO cards, snacks, toiletries and more.
• Creating special hand-sewn baby quilts and assembling baby gift bags. In 2013, seven
babies were diagnosed with CF at Albany Medical Center. Recognizing the emotional toll the
diagnosis can have on new parents, DMCF volunteers reached out. Gift bags included $100
Target gift cards and, since every baby needs a Teddy Bear, commemorative Burke P. Bears.
• Providing a Summer Giveaway for patients. A “scratch-off” garden was coordinated by
volunteer Michelle Breton-Jackson in homage to her little sister Mary Breton, who had CF
and died in 2004. An Irish-themed garden of clovers and flowers bloomed with customized
game cards revealing cash prizes of $20, $50, $100 or a chance for one of three grand prizes
of $1,000.
• Catering Christmas and other special dinners for CF patients who are hospitalized on
holidays, anniversaries or birthdays. Volunteers decorate the E5 lounge and set the table to
help create a more festive atmosphere.
• Renovating Albany Med’s E5 patient lounge - again. Making the lounge a comfortable place
for patients to visit with their families and friends was one of our first projects. The new
lounge will have a sleeker look with a flat screen TV, upgraded computer and desk, a
high-top table and stools for dining, and a microwave oven. Artwork highlighting some of
Donna’s favorite things and letters from patients will adorn the walls.
• Allocating $50,000 to assist patients facing extreme financial hardship and the financial
liabilities associated with lung transplant. Transplant evaluation includes an intense,
time-consuming and expensive period of evaluation at transplant centers in New York City,
Boston and other metropolitan areas.
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COMMUNITY SUPPORT
MAKES PROGRAMS POSSIBLE
None of what the Foundation accomplishes would be possible without support. We are thankful
to local community groups, schools, families and individuals who, year after year, share their
time, talent and treasure to help The Foundation fulfill its mission.
This year we are especially thankful to:
• Cassie Stricos, owner of Shocker Tattoo in Albany, who raised $7,000 via several raffles
in memory of Jessica Allison.
• Charlotte Hooper and Jill Dougherty, who organized the 12th annual Swim Mania, bringing
in $5,600. As Charlotte’s son heads off to college, she concludes her tenure with the club.
We sincerely appreciate the countless hours she spent working on our behalf.
• Dan Giroux, who coordinated a bake sale at the Ballston Spa Summer Film Festival and
raised $386.
• Heather Daniels, who organized the Mile Swim Challenge at Shaker Junior high,
raising $1,400.
• Teri Potanovic of Boca Raton, Florida, who asked her family to make donations to the DMCF
in lieu of birthday gifts. The $500 donation honored the memories of her cousins Bobby
and Timmy.
• Caroline Burns and Aiden Wolfe, who organized the Niskayuna Wild Turkey Swim and Dive
Team’s annual swim-a-thon raised nearly $1,800.
• Joan and Steve Hart, who organized the annual Christmas cookie project, delivering
90+ tins to the CF clinics for patients to enjoy.
• Shaker Junior High School student Rachel Gee, who designed green and white
paracord bracelets to help raise DMCF awareness and made duct tape wallets to hold gift
cards included in gift totes.
• Maria Dempsey, who shopped for and catered a dinner party for 10 as part of last year’s
Emerald Eve auction.
• Megan Baltich and Tom Burns from Blairhouse Interiors, who donated their design time to
renovate the Donna Crandall Lounge at Albany Medical Center.
• Memorial contributions made in honor of David Carroll, Jamie Mormile, Alice Hallenbeck,
Ed Traeger, Elsie Phelps, Erin Phelps, Laurie Richel, and Nathanial Hammond.
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A SPECIAL TEDDY BEAR
A special teddy bear – the Burke P. Bear – was named after an
incredible young man, Burke Derr, who died of cystic fibrosis
two days before his 19th birthday. Burke, always a bear collector,
began collecting only Boyds Bears when he was 13
and had over 150 in his collection.
“Burke never let CF slow him down – even as an older teenager
when he had to be on oxygen all the time, he never sat around feeling
sorry for himself. He was out to the mall, to the movies and to local
retailers in search of Boyds Bears,” said his father, Bob Derr.
“He was voted ‘Most Spirited’ by his high school graduating class.”
“In February 1997 two of his friends wrote to G M Lowenthal
(Chief Designer and President of The Boyds Collection) to tell him of
Burke’s collection and that Burke didn’t have a whole lot of time left.
Lowenthal responded, saying one of the bears in the fall collection
would be named Burke P. Bear after our Burke.” Before he died, a local
retailer had the idea of giving one dollar of every Burke P. Bear sold
to support CF research projects. Today, Burke P. Bear has joined
forces with Cystic Fibrosis Worldwide in order to continue to fulfill the dream
of a young man who wished to bring help to all who suffer with CF worldwide.
We were so touched by Burke’s story that we decided
to recognize yearly those who have supported the
DMC Foundation in a special way.
We are so honored to have Burke Derr’s parents
with us tonight and hope they find comfort in knowing
each year we share Burke’s legacy at Emerald Eve.
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PAST BEAR RECIPIENTS
Mrs. Lois Abramson
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Matthews
Mrs. Libby Andrus
Mrs. Dawn McGuinness
Ms. Brooke Buttars
Ms. Paula Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Eric Carson
Mr. Mark Morrison
Mrs. Norma Carson
Mr. John Murray
Mrs. Karen Cianci
Niskayuna Class of 2009
Mrs. Meredith Crandall
Dr. James O’Brien
Mrs. Maria Dempsey
Mrs. Annette Phelps
Mr. Jerry Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potanovic
Mr. Rich Flaherty
Mrs. Tracey Riley
Mrs. Marion Gray
Ms. Anne Marie Roche
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hart
Mrs. Beth Sirianni
Mr. Dow Haynor
Mr. Zachary Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hedderman
Mrs. Terri Snow
Mr. Kevin Hedley
Mr. Stephen Soucy and Mr. Tom Becktold
Mr. Michael Held
Mrs. Kathy Travis
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hogan
Mr. Scott Wolroth
Ms. Lynnette June
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AGENDA
7:00 - 9:15
SILENT AUCTION
All sheets will be picked up immediately before the formal program begins
7:00 - 7:30
COCKTAILS
IN THE
PARLOR
7:30
DINNER STATIONS OPENED
Ballroom/Parlor
9:15
PRESENTATIONS
Ballroom
Welcome ~ Mr. David Crandall
Presentation of the Burke P. Bear Awards
For Outstanding Service to the Foundation
Presentation of
Fourth Annual Ryan’s Run Check
Julie McGrail
A Daughter’s Perspective
Video Presentation
“Donna Crandall: The Legacy Continues”
Live Auction
10:00
SCRATCH-OFF GAME REVEAL
10:15
SILENT AUCTION CHECK OUT OPEN
Main Entrance
Music by The Tequila Mockingbirds
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SILENT AUCTION RULES
1. Bidding will begin at 7:00 pm and close promptly at 9:15pm.
2. All items have a corresponding bid sheet. To enter a bid, please print your
name in the spaces for bidder name and bid amount.
3. You may bid on as many items as you wish and on any single item as often as
you wish.
4. Silent Auction item winners will be determined by the last and highest bid
entered at the close of the silent auction. The winning names will be posted
at the main entrance after 10:15pm.
5. Winners may claim their auction item at the Auction Account Table at the main
entrance. All payments are due this evening, and we do accept VISA and
MasterCard payments.
6. All sales are final. In the event that the highest bidder is unable to pay for
their item, the item will go to the next highest bidder.
7. In accordance with the Internal Revenue Service, the amount you, the patron,
pay as the “winning bid” in excess of fair market value, is considered to be a
charitable donation to the Donna M. Crandall Memorial Foundation. The
Foundation does not appraise or estimate the value of the auction items.
All statements of value have been furnished by the contributors of said items.
8. Every reasonable effort has been made to describe each item correctly. Please
make note of any specific restrictions or conditional terms on your item.
9. All sheets picked up at 9:15pm at the beginning of the formal program.
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2013 SILENT AUCTION
1. Commemorative Blanket Chest
This beautiful handcrafted blanket chest was made by Dale Phelps in honor of the
13th Emerald Eve. It is carved from locally harvested red oak and features the Foundation’s
logo between shamrocks.
Minimum Bid: $100
2. Roses For Hope Tote
Tote bag with matching cosmetic bags created by Joyce Bartlett. She donates 50% of the sale
price of each item to CF.
Minimum Bid: $50
3. ProZone Locker
Outfit your basement with a custom wood locker. These lockers are used by the finest colleges,
universities, and teams across the US. Locker will be 84 inches high, 24 inches deep, and
30 inches wide.
Minimum Bid: $75
4. Fenway Fantasy
4 tickets to a 2014 Boston Red Sox game. Root for the 2013 World Series Champions at
Fenway Park! Date to be determined. Donated by Keybank.
Minimum Bid: $50
5. Gold Leaf
Framed and matted print of a dew-covered, golden maple leaf resting atop a silver mound.
Photography by Tom Potanovic.
Minimum Bid: $75
6. Tapas Party
Maria Dempsey will cater a tapas party for 12 in your home. Package also includes 6 bottles
of wine.
Minimum Bid: $200
7. NCAA Regional Finals
2 tickets to the regional finals at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, March 30, 2014. Seats are
in 200 section, lower level center.
Minimum Bid: $300
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8. Hand Crafted Quilt
Beautiful king size hand crafted quilt.
Minimum Bid: $50
9. Naturally Beautiful
Mary Korzinski will create a rich quartz stone finish on your walls adding an eye catching focal
point to your home. Room can be any size up to 20x20. All supplies donated by Sherwin Williams
Clifton Park.
Minimum Bid: $200
10. New Paltz
16 x 22 gallery wrapped matte canvas. Artwork by Jillian Young of Art4hope.
Minimum Bid: $50
11. Syracuse/NC State
4 tickets to see the Orange take on the Wolfpack on February 15th at the Carrier Dome.
Minimum Bid: $50
12. Christmas in the City
Enjoy the wonders of Christmas in NYC. Package includes a two night stay at the Manhattan Club
on December 10 and 11 and 2 tickets to see the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall on
December 11, 2013.
Minimum Bid: $100
13. Trans-Siberian Orchestra
5 suite tickets and a free parking garage pass to see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra at the Times
Union Center on Thursday, December 5, 2013.
Minimum Bid: $50
14. Violet’s
Sharelli Earrings and a $50 gift card to Violet’s Saratoga Springs.
Minimum Bid: $50
15. Saratoga Hilton
Enjoy a Saratoga Experience. Package includes an overnight at the Saratoga Hilton, a $50 gift card
to Jacob and Anthony’s, $200 worth of merchandise at Silver Breeze, and a Cafe Gelato gift card.
Minimum Bid: $200
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16. Syracuse/Clemson
2 tickets to see the Orange take on the Tigers on February 9 at the Carrier Dome.
Minimum Bid: $25
17. The Chew
4 tickets to the Tuesday, January 21 taping of The Chew and dinner for 4 at Stella 34 Trattoria in
Macy's Herald Square.
Minimum Bid: $50
18. Cigar Tasting
Private cigar tasting for up to eight people at James and Sons Tobacconists. Includes access to
the private members lounge with large leather chairs, flat screen televisions, DVD player and free
WI-FI. Also includes $50 worth of dry cleaning at Cudney’s.
Minimum Bid: $75
19. Bedroom Makeover
Update your room with a new queen comforter/sham set from Pottery Barn.
Minimum Bid: $50
20. Albany Devils Hockey
4 suite tickets and a free parking garage pass to see the Devils at the Times Union Center on
Saturday, January 11 against Manchester and Saturday, January 25, 2014 against Adirondack.
Minimum Bid: $50
21. Cousin Basket
Get ready to bake! Cookies have always been a big part of the Crandall holiday tradition. The
kids have put together items to help you start your own traditions. They’ve included a book of
their favorite recipes.
Minimum Bid: $25
22. Saratoga National Golf
Golf for 4 with carts during the 2014 golf season. Restrictions apply.
Minimum Bid: $100
23. Lacrosse Basket
Outfit your player for next season.
Minimum Bid: $50
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24. Jimmermania
Autographed sneaker and pictures from Sacramento Kings guard, and Glens Falls native,
Jimmer Fredette.
Minimum Bid: $25
25. Dawn’s Favorite Things
Basket of goodies for a fun evening at home.
Minimum Bid: $50
26. Airway Meadows Golf
Golf for 4 at Airway Meadows golf club in Gansevoort. Also includes a golf hat and towel
donated by Celtic Treasures and $100 to Olde Bryan Inn.
Minimum Bid: $75
27. Saratoga Giveaway Basket
Enjoy this basket of track giveaways from meets past.
Minimum Bid: $25
28. Siena vs St. Peter’s
See Siena take on St. Peter’s at the Times Union Center on Thursday, January 25th. Package
includes 4 suite tickets and a parking pass.
Minimum Bid: $25
29. Tequila Sunrise
Framed and matted print of a warm autumn daybreak over the Tomahannock. Photography by
Tom Potanovic.
Minimum Bid: $75
30. Cinco de Mayo
Get the party started! Everything you need to make the perfect margarita. Also includes goodies
from Saratoga Salsa and Spice.
Minimum Bid: $50
31. Saratoga Holiday Inn
Complimentary accommodations at the Saratoga Holiday Inn and breakfast for two the following
morning in Bookmakers Restaurant . Also includes 2 passes to the National Museum of Racing
and Hall of Fame, a $50 gift card to The Shoppe, and a $50 gift certificate to Longfellow’s.
Minimum Bid: $100
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32. Chocolate Bonanza
Indulge in everything chocolate. Basket includes Anne Marie Morici’s famous homemade
almond biscotti dipped in chocolate.
Minimum Bid: $50
33. Palm Springs Vacation
Enjoy a one week stay in this 1250 square foot mid-century modern, 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo at
Country Club Estates in South Palm Springs. Dates flexible. Not available in February.
Minimum Bid: $200
34. Cupcake Tower
Everything you need to create the perfect cupcakes.
Minimum Bid: $25
35. KitchenAid Mixer
KitchenAid 4.5 classic 4/5 quart mixer plus tilt head.
Minimum Bid: $75
36. Day at the Races
Indulge your passion for horse racing in a private box at Saratoga Race Course on Wednesday,
July 30. Also includes an autographed picture of Angel Cordero.
Minimum Bid: $100
37. Jim Beam
Commemorative bottle celebrating the first 100 years of baseball.
Minimum Bid: $25
38. Saratoga Adventure
Enjoy a local get-away. Package includes an overnight at the Saratoga Holiday Inn and
complimentary breakfast, $100 gift card to any Mazzone property, $25 gift card to the Hungry
Spot Cafe, $50 gift card to Spoken Boutique,$40 gift card to Hat Sational, and 2 pounds of fudge
from The Candy Company!
Minimum Bid: $100
39. Notre Dame Football
Attend a 2014 game on the South Bend campus. Game to be determined.
Minimum Bid: $50
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40. Milano/Provence
Five course dinner for four with wine tasting.
Minimum Bid: $100
41. Tea Time
Enjoy this basket of everything you need for the perfect afternoon tea.
Minimum Bid: $25
42. Beauty Night Out
Makeup party for five. Learn expert techniques from Jennifer McCarthy Norton of True
Grace Makeup.
Minimum Bid: $50
43. Lake George Getaway
One week in a traditional Lake George cabin. Sleeps six in three bedrooms. Swimming and
mooring for a boat up to 22 feet. Landscaped yard with volleyball court and gas grill. Subject
to availability.
Minimum Bid: $100
44. Buskirk Covered Bridge
Framed and matted print featuring a centuries-old span over the Hoosick River at sunset.
Photographed by Tom Potanovic.
Minimum Bid: $75
45. Ogunquit, Maine
Enjoy a three night stay in this beautiful home just a ten minute walk from downtown Ogunquit.
House sleeps 8 comfortably. Available April-June or September-November.
Minimum Bid: $100
46. Monet’s Garden
Bring a little bit of France into your home.
Minimum Bid: $50
47. Calling All Saints Fans
Enjoy 5 tickets to any 3 Siena Saints home games.
Minimum Bid: $25
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48. Oktoberfest
Have your own Oktoberfest. Includes $50 worth of gift cards to Wolff’s Biergarten.
Minimum Bid: $25
49. Date Night
Package includes an overnight at the Best Western in Clifton Park, 2 movie passes to the Regal
Cinema Crossgates, a gift certificate for a large Caputo's pizza, and a $25 gift card to Coccadotts.
Minimum Bid: $50
50. Keurig Elite
Enjoy this single-cup brewing system for gourmet coffee, tea, or cocoa.
Minimum Bid: $50
51. Larry Bird
Autographed picture of Celtic great, Larry Bird.
Minimum Bid: $25
52. Saratoga Olive Oil Company
Basket of products donated by the Saratoga Olive Oil Company on Broadway in Saratoga Springs.
Minimum Bid: $50
53. Hot Yoga
Enjoy 5 classes at the studio in Saratoga Springs or Latham.
Minimum Bid: $50
54. Fall Entertaining
Get ready for the holiday season with this basket of assorted cutlery. Also includes a $50 gift
card to The Meat House.
Minimum Bid: $50
55. Car Detailing
Have your car professionally detailed by Mr. Larry McMullen. Also includes a book of Hoffman
car wash coupons.
Minimum Bid: $75
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56. Pearl Necklace and Earrings
Mary Salazar freshwater pearl necklace and earrings. Donated by Silverado.
Minimum Bid: $75
57. Think Spring
Everything you need to get your garden ready. Includes a $10 gift certificate to Olsen’s
in Slingerlands.
Minimum Bid: $25
58. Hilton Garden Inn at Albany Medical Center
Complimentary one night stay with breakfast.
Minimum Bid: $50
59. Spa Gift Basket
This basket includes a 90 minute Swedish massage, massage pillow, aromatherapy slippers,
eucalyptus candle, and lavender products.
Minimum Bid: $75
60. Wreath
Spruce up your home with this hand crafted wreath.
Minimum Bid: $25
61. Edison Club Golf
Enjoy a round of golf for four with carts. Restrictions apply.
Minimum Bid: $50
62. Italian Themed Basket
Enjoy this basket of all things Italian.
Minimum Bid: $50
63. A Little Bit Country
Indulge the Country fan in you.
Minimum Bid: $25
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64. Embrace The Race For Her
A race is two minutes but The Passion is timeless…EMBRACE IT. Basket includes a large tote
bag, woman’s scarf, hat, long sleeve shirt, and stemless wine glass set.
Minimum Bid: $50
65. Embrace the Race For Him
Basket donated by Embrace the Race, the apparel for the horse racing lifestyle. Includes a polo
shirt, neck tie, hat, and ale glass gift set.
Minimum Bid: $50
66. Aero-garden
Enjoy your own Aero-garden donated by Organica in Albany, NY.
Minimum Bid: $50
67. Movie Night Out
Enjoy a great night with a $50 gift card to Regal Cinemas and $100 gift card to the
Cheesecake Factory.
Minimum Bid: $50
68. Arbonne Ginger Citrus Gift Set
The basket contains citrus and ginger spice bath and body products only available during
the holidays.
Minimum Bid: $25
69. A Year of Flowers
Treat yourself to a floral arrangement a month for 12 months from Ambiance Florals and Events.
Arrangements must be picked up at store.
Minimum Bid: $75
70. Trader Joe’s
Enjoy this basket of Trader Joe products.
Minimum Bid: $25
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2013 LIVE AUCTION
Auctioneer David Crandall will oversee our spirited annual live auction!
100% of the proceeds of the live auction will
go to helping local cystic fibrosis families.
Thank you so much for your support and participation.
Romantic Evening
Starts with a Simon Gee Diamond and Emerald Necklace
donated by Northeastern Fine Jewelry. A one night stay
at the Fern Lodge in beautiful Chestertown, New York,
and a bottle of Dom Perignon Champagne
donated by Newton Wine and Spirits.
Summer Blast
Food For Summer Barbeque for 20 donated
by Maria Dempsey. Music by the Tequila Mockingbirds.
Beer/Wine and Liquor to complete the party.
Dinner With Friends
Dinner for 10 at any Mazzone Restaurant.
A case of wine donated by Robert Mondavi.
Limo for 10 donated by the Nurses on E5.
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SILENT AUCTION DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. Rick Alfred
Mrs. Linda Hedderman
Olde Bryan Inn
Ambiance Florals and Events
Hilton Garden Inn Albany Med
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Phelps
Ashley and David’s Fine Jewelry
Hippos
Mrs. Mickie Baldwin
ProZone
Mrs. Joyce Bartlett
Hot Yoga Saratoga
Robert Mondavi Winery
The Candy Company
Hungry Spot
Mr. Pat Rowan
Jacob and Anthony’s
Saratoga Hilton
Mr. Travis Carter
James & Sons Tobacconists
Saratoga Holiday Inn
Mr. Chris Cavanaugh
and Mr. Pat Rowan
KeyBank Private Banking
Saratoga National Golf Course
Ms. Mary Korzinski
Saratoga Olive Oil Company
Ms. Maria Krause
Saratoga Salsa and Spice
Longfellows Hotel, Restaurant,
and Conference Center
Sherwin Williams, Clifton Park
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crandall
Cudney’s Lauderers &
Dry Cleaners
Ms. Judy Lyon
Coccadotts Cake Shop
Mrs. Creve Condos
Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeAngelis
Mrs. Maria Dempsey
Mr. Rick Dewine
E5 Nurses
Edison Club
Embrace the Race
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fritz
Girvin & Ferlazzo
Mr. Dan Harrington
Hat Sational
Ms. KC Marcin
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mashuta
The Shoppe
Silverado
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Snow
Mazzone Hospitality
Mr. Steve Soucy and
Mr. Tom Becktold
Mr. Larry McMullen
Spoken Boutique
Milano/Provence
Stella 34 Trattoria
Mrs. Anne Marie Morici
Tequila Mockingbird
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray
Ms. Ellen Tremblay
Northeastern Fine Jewelers
Various Visions
Jacob & Anthony’s
Violet’s of Saratoga
Ms. Jennifer McCarthy Norton
Mr. Brian Yovine
Mrs. Bonnie O’Conner
Ms. Jillian Young
Mrs. Maiken O’Keefe
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FRIENDS OF THE FOUNDATION
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jenkins
Drs. Ajit and Jeet Khanuja
Mr. and Mrs. George Krauss
Dr. Martha Lepow
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Malanga
Mr. Artie Malkin and Ms. Jill Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. Pat McGann
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGuinness
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McNaughton
Dr. Hedy Migden
Ms. Paula Miller
Ms. Nancy Murray
Mr. and Mrs. James Nicol
Mr. Jim Nunan and Ms. Michelle Closs
Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Poetzsch
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rinella
Ms. Tam Sayer
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sirianni
Ms. Kim Smith and Mr. Bill Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. John Snow
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tracey
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Tully
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yovine
Siena College–Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Rick Alfred
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Barker
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Barone
Mr. and Mrs Kevin Bette
Mr. and Mrs. Kenn Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Britt Carmer
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Carroll
Mr. Chris Cavanaugh and Mr. Pat Rowan
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Cheney
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cicardi
Ms. Donna Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crandall
Mr. and Mrs. David Crandall
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crandall
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Duff Driscoll
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duesterdick
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Famiano
Ms. Claudette Farchione
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Feinman
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. James Gavin
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hedderman
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2013 EMERALD EVE DONATIONS
Each year we hear from many friends and family members
who are unable to join us at the Emerald Eve, but who make
very generous donations to our event. Thank you for your support!
Mr. Terry Engels
Ms. Eleanor Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Estes
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Poetzsch
Mr. Richard Friedman
Ms. Karen Polsinelli
Mr. John Froats
Drs. Custard and DottieQuick
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Halodak
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoban
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reeks
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Riley
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsey
Ms. Paulie Ross
Dr. and Mrs. John Kopp
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Al Lansing
Ms. Kim Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larou
Mrs. Joan Snow
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Mazzotti
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szydlowski
Dr. and Mrs. Tim McElrath
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tracey
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Minahan
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Walters
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mitola
Mr. and Mrs. Jane Wasserbach
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitsche
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Novak
Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Wurl
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oldow
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HONORARY COMMITTEE
Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Breton
Mrs. Melissa Carroll
Mr. Christopher Cavanaugh
and Mr. Pat Rowan
Mr. John and Dr. Pamela Daly
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duesterdick
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Flaherty
Mr. and Mrs. Art Friedson
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hart
Drs. Ajit and Jeet Khanuja
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mashuta
Mr. and Mrs. John McGraw
Ms. Denise Murphy McGraw
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGuinness
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McNaughton
Ms. Paula Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morrison
Mrs. Nancy Murray
Mr. and Mrs. John Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Navin
Mr. and Mrs. Tim O’Hara
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Riley
Mr. John Ryan and Ms. Regina Tator
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Craig VanCott
FOUNDATION BOARD
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cheney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crandall
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. John Snow
2013 CORPORATE SPONSORS
EMERALD SPONSOR
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bette
PLATINUM SPONSORS
Capital Region Orthopaedic Associates • Cool Insuring Agency, Inc.
Mazzone Hospitality • The Robert and Jean Taylor Fund
GOLD SPONSORS
Ascent Wealth Partners, LLC • Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. • Kimberly Smith Company
New England Systems and Software • Powmat LTD • Saratoga Financial Systems
Strategic Solutions • The Flaherty Family Foundation
SILVER SPONSORS
Ambiance Florals and Events • Callanan Industries, Inc. • DePaula Chevrolet
3N Document Destruction Inc. • Dr. and Mrs. Guy Lehine
James McGuinness and Associates, Inc. • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell
KeyBank Foundation • M&T Charitable Foundation
Mr. Chris Cavanaugh and Mr. Pat Rowan • Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duesterdick
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mashuta • Mr. and Mrs. Tim O’Hara
Rose and Kiernan, Inc. • The AYCO Company, LP
BRONZE SPONSORS
Capital Cardiology Associates–Dr. James O’Brien
Mrs. Renee Hallock • Hart Alarm Systems, Inc. • Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeAngeles
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Golub • Mr. and Mrs. Bud Matthews
TABLE SPONSORS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tedesco • Mr. and Mrs. Craig VanCott
FRIENDS OF THE FOUNDATION
Brownstone Graphics • Cooley Group–Jerry Donovan • Kevin and Kim Hedley
Starfish Swim Club • Tequila Mockingbirds

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