Blanton-Peale Institute and Counseling Center

75th Anniversary

2 0 1 3Gala Awards Dinner

2013 Norman Vincent Peale Awards for Positive Thinking

May 14, 2013

The Yale Club of New York City50 Vanderbilt Avenue/E. 44th Street

New York, NY 100176:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Elizabeth Peale Allen, Chair

Meg ArmstrongStephanie M. Bailey

The Rev. Dr. Paul Bradley, President and CEOThe Rev. Dr. John Hagedorn

David L. Harris, Esq.David P. Helpern

The Rev. Dr. Dale T. IrvinJohn M. Kang, Esq.David M. Kelley, PhD

Macculloch M. Irving, Esq.Casey R. Kemper, Vice ChairThe Rev. Erik M. Kolbell, LCSWJames J. Wisecup, D. Min., LPC

Blanton-Peale Institute and Counseling CenterNorman Vincent Peale Award for Positive Thinking

PURPOSEThe Norman Vincent Peale Award for Positive Thinking Annual Gala benefits

the Blanton-Peale Institute and Counseling Center, a non-sectarian, non-denominationalorganization founded in 1937 by the internationally renowned pastor and author, theRev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, (“The Power of Positive Thinking”) and psychiatristSmiley Blanton, M.D. Blanton-Peale brings together the insights of the ever-evolvingfields of psychotherapy and of the great spiritual traditions to help men and women, families, clergy, and caregivers manage the psychological, emotional, and spiritual issues of everyday life.

The Institute provides post-graduate education and clinical training in conjunction with the Counseling Center, where students earn their clinical hours, andwhich offers mental health services at Blanton-Peale’s headquarters in Manhattan. Eachyear we touch the lives of those in need of assistance with over 25,000 visits.

Integrating our solid grounding in psychological theory and wisdom from the interfaith traditions, Blanton-Peale offers programs in psychoanalytic training, pastoral care and counseling (in English and Korean).

Blanton-Peale is a strategic partner with New York Theological Seminary,through which our students may earn a Master of Arts or Master of Divinity in PastoralCare and Counseling or a Doctor of Ministry degree in psychoanalysis and pastoralcare. The Institute and the Seminary are also collaborating to offer future joint programsin marriage and family therapy.

Proceeds from the Gala provide financial support for students-in-training, particularly to those from underrepresented cultures, subsidized counseling fees forthose in need, our new initiatives, and expanded enrichment courses.

The Norman Vincent Peale Award for Positive Thinking,

presented by the Blanton-Peale Institute and Counseling Center,

recognizes both well-known leaders and relatively unknown people

whose lives clearly and inspirationally exemplify the power

of thinking positively, with faith, deep caring for people,

and dedicated commitment to improving our world.

Past Awardees include:

Website: www.blantonpeale.orgReply to: Nancy Simpson, Development Coordinatornsimpson@blantonpeale.org or 212-725-7850 x106

John M. Kang, Esq. - 2012Mrs. Sunny Kang - 2011David Kearns - 1993Eugene Lang - 1994Leila Hadley Luce - 2002Greg & Lauren Manning – 2004Fr. Joseph C. Martin C.C. - 1992The Very Rev. James Parks Morton - 2010The Peale Foundation - 2011Ruth Stafford Peale – 1994David P. Pearson - 2006C. William Pollard - 1996General Colin Powell (Ret.) - 1991President Ronald Reagan - 1990Deborah Toll Reynolds - 2005Dr. Ronald B. Sobel – 1999Marcy Syms - 2007John F. Temple - 1999Sir John Marks Templeton - 1992Dave Thomas - 1995Randall L. Tobias - 1997Mrs. Fred Trump - 2000Anthony L. Watson - 1997The Rev. Alfonso Wyatt - 2011

John M. Allen - 2001Walter Anderson - 2004Dr. Diane T. Ashley - 2010Arthur Caliandro - 2005Philip L. Carret - 1996John Mack Carter - 1995Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP - 2012Brian G. Clark – 2004Phyllis F. Cohen, PhD - 2007E. Virgil Conway - 1998Christopher A. Crane - 2010Evelyn Davis M.D. - 2012Donna deVarona – 2006Richard M. DeVos - 2007Elizabeth Dole - 1993The Rev. Dr. James A. Forbes, Jr. -2010Phyllis George - 2003Neal Gilliatt – 2001Kenneth S. Giniger - 2006George V. Grune - 1998Timothy Hultquist - 2003Anne Hale Johnson - 2012Thomas S. Johnson – 2000James Earl Jones - 2006

Blanton-Peale Institute and Counseling Center

2013 Norman Vincent Peale Awards for Positive Thinking

Honoring

Jeannemarie BakerIntroduced by Penelope Buschman

Cynthia Hardin MilliganIntroduced by Sunny Kang

Casey R. Kemper Introduced by Courtney Regan Kemper

Co-ChairsMary Kemper

John and Jenny Kang

Honorary Committee*

Elizabeth Peale AllenStephanie M. BaileyThe Rev. Michael S. Bos & Tena BosThe Rev. Michael B. Brown & Page BrownThe Rev. Robert Chase & Blythe ChaseMargaret Peale EverettDr. John HagedornJoan Capelin & David HelpernThe Rev. Dr. Dale T. IrvinLibby Cameron & Macculloch M. IrvingHenry & Sunny KangCourtney Regan Kemper

The Rev. John Janka & The Rev. Dr. Jacqui J. LewisJ. Thomas Liddle, Jr. & Kristin LiddlePaula M. MayoThe Rev. Charles D. Morris & Deborah MorrisThe Rev. Stephen H. PhelpsPaul RosenThe Rev. Dr. Kenneth RugeJim & Natalie VenetosThe Rev. Dr. James J. Wisecup* List incomplete at time of printing