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The Arizona Women’s Board welcomes you to the Fortieth Annual Friends of Erma Bombeck
Congratulations to The Arizona Women’s Board on your 40th Annual Authors Luncheon
Saturday, November 16, 2019JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa
ADRIANA TRIGIANI, Luncheon Emcee
with
W. BRUCE CAMERON A Dog’s Promise
BROOKE GIANNETTI & STEVE GIANNETTIPatina Living
CATHY GUISEWITEFifty Things That Aren’t My Fault
KINDRA HALL Stories That Stick
ELIN HILDERBRANDWhat Happens in Paradise
CHRIS PAVONE The Paris Diversion
BUD SELIGFor the Good of the Game
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Valleywise Health and theValleywise Health Foundationare proud to partner with the
ValleywiseHealthFoundation.orgSupporting the Valleywise Health Mission to provide
Exceptional Care, Without Exception, Every Patient, Every Time.
congratulations on the 40th Annual Friends of Erma Bombeck Authors Luncheon
Dear Friends,
Thank you for joining us today in celebration of our 40th Annual Authors Luncheon. We are delighted to continue this time-honored tradition of gathering together with best-selling authors over a shared love of reading in benefit of kidney health, started by Erma Bombeck and friends. We thank you for your help in raising nearly twelve million dollars since the first luncheon in 1980, and benefiting efforts to help prevent kidney disease and support educational, research and service programs in Arizona.
Thank you to our patrons, donors, volunteers and guests for your generous support. You make this day possible and your contributions make life better for Arizona kidney patients and their families.
We thank our fellow Arizona Women’s Board Members, the Founding Board Members, and the women who continue to serve as Sustaining Members for your service and commitment to our mission work. Our great appreciation to Adriana Trigiani for being our Luncheon Emcee once again, helping us to create a memorable afternoon filled with smiles and laughter.
Enjoy the event, our authors, and your friends!
Cheers,
Lynne Love
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The mission of the Arizona Women’s Board is commitment to prevent kidney disease through awareness, education and research, and to improve the quality of life for Arizonans with kidney disease.
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Susan Doria & Lynne Love
Susan Doria
ChairmanAuthors Luncheon
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The mission of the Arizona Women’s Board is commitment to prevent kidney disease through awareness, education and research and to improve the quality of life for Arizonans with kidney disease.
The Arizona Women’s Board has raised nearly $12 million since the first Authors Luncheon in 1980. Net proceeds from last year’s luncheon enabled the Arizona Women’s Board to grant more than $500,000 to five kidney health programs in Arizona. The Arizona Women’s Board greatly appreciates the generosity and support of our Authors Luncheon patrons, donors, volunteers and community that results in funds to the following organizations and programs directly aligned with our kidney health mission.
National Kidney Foundation of Arizona – Path to Wellness
The Path to Wellness program and mobile van provides wellness screenings in geographically hard-to-reach communities to populations that are at high risk of developing kidney disease. The van contains lab equipment and supplies, educational materials, translation services, and community outreach toolkits. The van can be used for kidney wellness workshops.
Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation – Nephrology Patient Assistance
The Patient Assistance fund supports pediatric kidney patients and their families who are experiencing hardships while children are undergoing kidney treatment. The fund supports expenses for rent, utilities, phone, food and transportation, and is used to celebrate patients adhering to treatment protocols and following dialysis and kidney transplants. The fund purchased pediatric blood pressure cuffs for monitoring patients at home between appointments.
St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation – Transplant Dietary Program
The Transplant Dietary Program provides kidney transplant patients at St. Joseph’s Hospital with proper nutritional counseling before and after their transplant surgery. Grant funds provide full-time kidney transplant dietician services.
TGen Foundation – Pediatric Kidney Cancer Urinary Biomarkers
The Multi-Omic Study of Urinary Biomarkers continues the TGEN research funded last year, taking it to the next step. The biomarker research tests for DNA degradation patterns in pediatric patients’ urine allows health practitioners to identify advancing disease in pediatric patients much earlier and less invasively. The biomarker test serves as an early indicator of the chance of children developing kidney cancer, and as an alternative to tumor biopsies.
Valleywise Health Foundation (formerly Maricopa Health Foundation) – Food Pharmacy
The Food Pharmacy Project provides nutritional food boxes to underserved patient populations with diabetes that are at high risk of developing advanced stage kidney disease. Diabetic patients receive the food boxes at Valleywise Health primary care clinics, attend bi-monthly health check-ups and participate in educational meal planning to ensure they have access to critical nutrition. The grant provides for a research medical assistant and bio-statistician to analyze project data.
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Arizona Women’s Board Members and Past Heart Ball Chairmen
Gee Gee Entz, Heart Ball Chairman 1983*Harriet Friedland, Heart Ball Chairman 1984*Jamie Lendrum, Heart Ball Chairman 1985*Penny Gunning, Heart Ball Chairman 1990*
Dana Jirauch, Heart Ball Chairman 1992Robyn Lee, Heart Ball Chairman 1993
Nancy Hanley Eriksson, Heart Ball Chairman 1995*Christine Gustafson, Heart Ball Chairman 2003
Sandy Magruder, Heart Ball Chairman 2004Jane Christensen, Heart Ball Chairman 2006*
Nan Howlett, Heart Ball Chairman 2008Lynne Love, Heart Ball Chairman 2012Susan Doria, Heart Ball Chairman 2013
Brenda Howard, Heart Ball Chairman 2014Kimberly Afkhami, Heart Ball Chairman 2015
Jennifer Carmer, Heart Ball Chairman 2016*Arizona Women’s Board ~ Sustaining Members
We share your passion for the health of our community, decades of volunteer service and lifelong friendships.
As we celebrate our milestone 40th Annual Authors Luncheon,we congratulate another volunteer group of women
who have long served our community.
Best wishes to the Phoenix Heart Ball Committeeon the 60th Anniversary and cheers to 60 more!
Board of DirectorsLeft-to-right: Sydney Dye, Immediate Past President, Donna Johnson, Treasurer, Jennifer Carmer,
Vice President, Lynne Love, President, Susan Doria, Luncheon Chairman, Colleen Gaia, Corresponding Secretary, Robyn Lee, Administrative Consultant, Christine Gustafson, Recording Secretary
Left-to-right: Shaun Bracken, Kimberly Jacobsen, Shän Francis, Nadine Hart, Kimberly Afkhami, Sandy Katzman, Dana Jirauch
The members of the Arizona Women’s Board refer to themselves as Lizzies, an affectionate term that evolved from the use of the lizard as their symbol. The lizard has the world’s most efficient kidneys, and symbolizes the desire for healthy kidneys for all individuals.
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Left-to-right: Ingrid Haas, Ann Albers, Carrie Hall, Nan Howlett, Sandy Kostis
Not pictured: Elise Bard, Julie Bowe, Brenda Howard, Amy Louis, Kathleen McClain, Margo Shein, Marci Symington, Candyce Williams
Photos courtesy of Christine Johnson Photography
Left-to-right: Lisa Ghelfi, Julie Kroot, April Ward, Stephanie Kerkorian, Irene Bonadurer, Susan Purtill
Left-to-right: Jan Cacheris, Jackie Hutt, Laura Dannerbeck, Laura Bill, Erin Gogolak
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Beloved by millions of readers around the world for her “dazzling” novels (USA Today), Adriana Trigiani is a New York Times bestselling author of eighteen books in fiction and nonfiction. She is published in thirty-five countries around the world. Adriana is also a playwright, television writer/producer and filmmaker. “A comedy writer with a heart of gold,” (The New York Times), Adriana is the award-winning director of the documentary film, Queens of the Big Time. She wrote and directed the major motion picture Big Stone Gap, filmed entirely on location in her Virginia hometown. It was the number two top-grossing romantic comedy of 2015. In 2018, she directed Then Came You, starring Kathie Lee Gifford and Craig Ferguson, filmed on location in Scotland. Adriana’s most recent novel, Tony’s Wife, was released in November 2018. The spellbinding epic takes place during the Big Band era and explores how a traditional Italian-American family grapples with the pursuit of love, fame and the American Dream. Adriana co-founded The Origin Project with Nancy Bolmeier Fisher, an in-school writing program that serves over one thousand students in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia. She lives in New York City with her husband Tim Stephenson, the Emmy Award winning television lighting designer, their daughter and rescue pets. Adriana has been an Authors Luncheon guest author twice (2006 and 2010) and the Authors Luncheon Emcee every year since 2014. She
is appearing as Emcee for the sixth consecutive time at the 40th Annual Friends of Erma Bombeck Authors Luncheon.
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DRIANA TRIGIANIALuncheon Emcee
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The Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation is pleased to support
the Arizona Women’s Board to continue to make a
difference in the lives of patients with kidney disease.
BRUCE CAMERONW. A Dog’s Promise
A veteran guest on countless radio and television programs, number one New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, W. Bruce Cameron is a clever and engaging writer with a talent for offering uplifting and often laugh-out-loud novels that speak to the hearts of adults and young adults alike. He is the author of numerous dog-centric novels, including the wildly popular A Dog’s Purpose which hit the big screen in January 2017 from Universal, A Dog’s Way Home, The Dogs of Christmas, The Dog Master, and The Puppy Tales series for young readers set in the ADP universe. With their unique insight into the canine spirit, Cameron’s novels inspire readers to see the world through another point of view. A Dog’s Promise continues the story of Bailey, the dog whose journey started in A Dog’s Purpose and continued in A Dog’s Journey. This time, Bailey is joined by Lacey, another very special dog, who helps Bailey fulfill his promise over the course of several lives. This charming, wise canine soul brings joy, laughter and comfort as he unites a family fractured by life’s inevitable obstacles. The love and loyalty of these two memorable dogs shows us the incredible power of hope, truth, and the unending devotion of family. W. Bruce Cameron began his career writing a family newspaper humor column, eventually becoming an internationally syndicated columnist.
His column, “8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter” became a New York Times bestselling book and a People’s Choice Award Winning Series on ABC. He and his wife Cathryn Michon co-wrote the screenplay for Sony’s film adaptation of A Dog’s Way Home (January, 2019), and the Amblin/Universal film adaptation of the 2012 sequel to A Dog’s Purpose 2: A Dog’s Journey (May, 2019). Cameron is the two-time winner of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists Award for best humor columnist and the winner of the 2006 Robert Benchley Award.
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ROOKE GIANNETTI & STEVE GIANNETTI
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Brooke Giannetti and Steve Giannetti are known for their artfully designed houses and unpretentious elegance. Steve, a renowned architect, founded their firm in 1994. His wife Brooke runs the company’s interior design studio, and is the author of the popular design blog and Instagram account, Velvet and Linen. Steve has designed homes around the world for clients in nearly every architectural style. His unique combination of classical and modern architecture appears in homes from California to Nashville, Maine to Maryland and all the way to the French countryside. The Giannetti product lines, carried in their shop in Santa Barbara, include custom furniture and antiques of the highest quality along with a luxurious collection of garments designed by Charlie Giannetti, Brooke and Steve’s son. Brooke and Steve have authored three books. In addition to two best sellers, Patina Style and Patina Farm, their new book, Patina Living (released in the Spring of 2019), describes the beauty of life on their property in Ojai, California. Filled with breathtaking images, Patina Living captures the pleasure and humor of caring for chickens, goats, donkeys and sheep on the Ojai property they designed.
The Giannetti’s work has appeared in major national publications including Verdura, Luxe, Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Santa Barbara Magazine, C Magazine, Milieu, The Los Angeles Times and other prestigious publications.
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ATHY GUISEWITECFifty Things That Aren’t My Fault
Cathy Guisewite is the creator of the “Cathy” comic strip that ran in nearly 1,400 newspapers for thirty-four years. The strip focused on a career woman facing the issues and challenges of eating, work, relationships and having a mother–or as the character put it on one strip, “the four basic guilt groups.” The strip earned Guisewite the National Cartoonist Society Reuben Award, and an Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program for the television special, Cathy. Fifty Things That Aren’t My Fault is a debut for Guisewite in her new role as a narrative writer and an eagerly awaited return to the public eye for the legions of devoted fans of her classic comic strip. In Fifty Things That Aren’t My Fault, Guisewite pins to the page what so many of us are feeling, and offers encouragement that together we can actually make it through. Sure, there’s dismay over her changing body in pieces like “In Loving Memory of the Legs I Used to Hate,” regret over her imperfect parenting of her daughter (“It Took a Village”), as well as worries about the brutal new pressures faced by her daughter’s generation of young women, despite all the breakthroughs of Guisewite’s generation that were supposed to make things easier for them (“Barbie Mom” and “The Build-a-Boob Workshop”). But, there’s also deep joy and confidence in the future, and appreciation of the profound bonds between the generations (“Mother’s Soup” and “Unexpired Love”). Finally, in “Gratitude,” Guisewite expresses her thanks to all the
women she’s never met who let her know she wasn’t the only one who felt the way she did as she sat in a room by herself drawing a comic strip. “I’m deeply thankful,” she writes, “for women’s endless, inspiring examples, for how women lift each other up, for the compassion and encouragement and support that will help all of us take on everything that’s ahead.” Guisewite was born in Dayton, Ohio, raised in Midland, Michigan, and attended the University of Michigan where she earned a bachelor’s degree in English. Cathy lives in California with her handsome and charming dog, Leo.
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KStories That Stick
Kindra Hall is President and Chief Storytelling Officer at Stellar Collective, a consulting firm focused on the strategic application of storytelling to today’s communication challenges. Kindra is one of the most sought after keynote speakers trusted by global brands to deliver presentations and training sessions that inspire teams and individuals to better communicate the value of their company, their products and their individuality through strategic storytelling. As the owner of this internationally recognized public speaking business, Kindra has seen first hand how learning simple storytelling techniques can increase the effectiveness of entrepreneurs and sales teams and help leaders better communicate and motivate employees. Every person has a gap in their business that they want to fill, and the bridge for that gap is a good story. Her client list includes Facebook, Target, Hilton Hotels, Rodan + Fields, Tyson Foods and Harvard Medical School, to name a few.
In Stories That Stick, Kindra helps readers discover the unique stories within themselves and their organizations, stories that differentiate and elevate, stories they’ve been overlooking. With case studies, company profiles and anecdotes backed with original research, Kindra presents storytelling as the underutilized skill that separates the good from the best in the business. She offers specific actionable steps readers can take to find, craft and leverage the stories they already have and aren’t telling,
teaching them that the moment they take control of their stories, they take control of their businesses and their lives. Stories That Stick was released in October of this year and is on The Wall Street Journal’s Best Selling List (number two in business and number ten overall). What began as a storytelling assignment in fifth grade grew into a passion for telling stories and a mastery for teaching others the methods and science of storytelling. Kindra is a National Champion storyteller, member of the Board of Directors of the National Storytelling Network and has her master’s degree in communications where she conducted original research studying the role of storytelling in defining and revealing organizational culture. Kindra lives in Manhattan with her husband, son and daughter. When she is not traveling around the world speaking, Kindra can be found at spin class or in Central Park with her family.
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EWhat Happens in Paradise
Elin Hilderbrand has written more than twenty best-selling romance novels, as well as a couple of novellas. She was nominated for the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 2008 for her book, Barefoot. The New York Post has called Elin Hilderbrand “The queen of summer beach read.” All of Elin’s novels are set on or near to Nantucket Island, where she has lived for twenty-six years. She draws inspiration from her local surroundings, as she writes about what she knows and sets her novels close to her own home. Elin has spoken in interviews about her memories of spending her summer vacations on Cape Cod where she would swim in the sea, dig homes for hermit crabs and collect pieces of sea glass. When she was sixteen her father was killed in a plane crash and she was forced to spend her next summer working in a factory. She vowed that she would always try to allow herself a real summer every year moving forward.
Elin’s latest novel, What Happens in Paradise was published this October. A year ago, Irene Steele had the shock of her life… her loving husband, father to their grown sons, and successful businessman was killed in a plane crash. But that wasn’t Irene’s only shattering news; he’d also been leading a double life on the island of St. John, where another woman loved him too. Now Irene and her sons are back on St. John, determined to learn the truth about the mysterious life and death of a man they thought they knew. Along the way, they are about to learn some surprising truths about their own lives, and their futures. Lush
with tropical details, romance and drama, What Happens in Paradise is another immensely satisfying page-turner from one of America’s most beloved and engaging storytellers. Elin was born in Collegeville, Pennsylvania where she grew up. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University, and spent time at The Writers’ Workshop at the University of Iowa where she was a teaching and writing fellow. She worked writing classified ads for a local paper before becoming a full time novelist. Elin is the mother of three tri-sport athletes, an aspiring fashionista, a dedicated jogger, world explorer, enthusiastic foodie and grateful three-year breast cancer survivor. What Happens in Paradise is her twenty-fourth novel.
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CThe Paris Diversion
Chris Pavone is the New York Times bestselling author of three international thrillers: The Expats (“smart, clever suspense” –John Grisham) won both the Edgar and Anthony awards for best first novel, was translated into two dozen languages, and is being developed for film; The Accident (“couldn’t put the damn thing down”–Stephen King), another Times bestseller; and The Travelers (“Hitchcockian”–Washington Post), an IndieNext bestseller optioned for film by DreamWorks. Most recently Chris has written his fourth novel: The Paris Diversion (“thriller writing at its very best”–Jeffrey Deaver). The Paris Diversion is the second book in the Kate Moore series, with Kate now settled in Paris running a CIA Paris substation. In her New York Times Book Review, Marilyn Stasio writes, “I nominate Kate Moore, the protagonist of Chris Pavone’s sizzling thriller The Paris Diversion patron saint of working wives and mothers everywhere. At the heart of the story is the domestic drama playing out between Kate and her husband. Both characters are so realistically drawn that their quarrels sound unscripted. But Pavone takes great pains with all his characters, from the stuffed-shirt CEO who is so full of himself that he doesn’t realize he’s been kidnapped to the unhappy suicide bomber who volunteered for a mission but did not understand it involved blowing himself up.”
Chris grew up in Brooklyn and attended Cornell University. He held
editorial positions in publishing for nearly two decades, then his wife got a job in Luxembourg and the family moved abroad, where Chris raised their twin boys and started writing The Expats. He has also written a (mostly blank) book about wine, ghost-written a couple of nonfiction books and has contributed to outlets including The Telegraph, Salon, The New York Times Book Review and The New York Times Magazine. Chris lives in New York City and on the North Fork of Long Island with his family, including an Australian Labradoodle named Wally.
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BFor the Good of the Game: The Inside Story of the Surprising and Dramatic Transformation of Major League Baseball Allan H. (Bud) Selig is the Commissioner Emeritus of Major League Baseball and a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Commissioner Robert Manfred, Jr. named Bud to the unprecedented position of Commissioner Emeritus on December 19, 2014. In 1998, Bud was named the ninth Commissioner of baseball by a unanimous vote of the thirty Major League Baseball club owners. Having served more than twenty-two years as the leader of the baseball industry, Bud led the way toward implementation of many of the game’s structural changes, realignment, restoration of the rulebook strike zone, introduction of the World Baseball Classic, and instant replay. The significant changes to baseball’s economic system during Bud’s tenure helped the sport achieve unparalleled competitive balance. Bud expanded the reach of the sport in numerous ways, guided the game through a considerable renaissance, and ushered in some of the most important and controversial changes in the game’s history.
In his recently published book For the Good of the Game, Bud takes the reader through the most difficult decisions and moments of his career. Part baseball story, part business saga and part memoir, For the Good of the Game chronicles Bud’s career, takes fans inside locker rooms and board rooms and offers an intimate, fascinating account of the
frequently messy process involved in transforming an American institution. Featuring an all-star lineup of the biggest names from the past forty years of baseball, Bud recalls the vital games, private moments, and tense conversations he’s shared with Hall of Fame players and managers and the contentious calls he has made. He also speaks candidly about the steroid scandal that threatened to destroy the game. Bud is a major supporter of his alma mater, University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is the O’Connor Distinguished Professor of Sports in America at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. Bud and his wife Sue have three daughters, five granddaughters and one great-grandson.
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The life force of Erma Bombeck was always optimism and hope. It inspired her throughout her family life and her career. It sustained her in later years when she was ill.
She was convinced that out there somewhere were people so selfless, and families so compassionate, they would commit to the ultimate act of love – the gift of life.
“The real heroes and heroines are the patients who are hanging tough and the donors who are faced with hard decisions and give humanity a good name. We are about preserving life. It is indeed a gift.” ~Erma Bombeck
Erma had hoped to be able to do even more.
Today, the members of the Arizona Women’s Board, the authors who join them, and the incomparable Adriana Trigiani continue Erma’s legacy. We honor them for their dedication to patient care, donor awareness, and “preserving life.”
Thank you for surpassing Erma’s hope.
The Bombeck Family
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Lynne Love PresidentSusan Doria Authors Luncheon Chairman
Advertising SalesLaura Bill*Jennifer Carmer Brenda HowardNan HowlettStephanie KerkorianApril Ward
Administrative ConsultantRobyn Lee
Audio VisualSandy Kostis Margo Shein*
Authors/Book SalesLisa Ghelfi*Nadine HartJackie HuttKathleen McClainCandyce Williams*
Authors DinnerJan CacherisErin Gogolak*Marci Symington
DecorationsColleen Gaia* Dana Jirauch Sandy Katzman
Event StaffingJulie BoweCarrie Hall*
ExperiencesNadine Hart*Jackie Hutt
Hotel Liaison/SignageIrene Bonadurer*Shaun Bracken*
New Member LiaisonSydney Dye
PatronsKimberly AfkhamiElise BardChristine GustafsonIngrid Haas*Kathleen McClain
Photography / Social MediaKimberly Jacobsen
Program ProductionLaura DannerbeckJulie Kroot*
Public RelationsLaura DannerbeckSydney Dye*Kimberly Jacobsen
Publishing EditorDonna Johnson*Susan Purtill
RaffleAnn AlbersShän Francis*
ReservationsIngrid Haas Amy Louis*Susan Purtill
Sustainer LiaisonAnn Albers
VIP Book SigningMarci Symington
WebsiteNan Howlett*Robyn LeeAmy Louis
*Denotes Chairman
If you want to know Erma Bombeck, ask her kids
Betsy said, “She challenges me to carry on…with dignity, grace, courage…”
Andy said, “My mom was adamant about…don’t take yourself too seriously…I was lucky, I had the greatest mom and dad…”
and
Matt said, “Mom was a doer…I was constantly amazed by her discipline and originality…”
Mother. Wife. Friend. Author. Journalist. Humorist. Visionary.
(From Forever Erma © 1996 Universal Press Syndicate)
Congratulations Arizona Women’s Board on 40 luncheons, Erma style. Here’s to 400 more.
Adriana Trigiani
Authors Luncheon 1986 | (l-r) Harriet Friedland,* Erma Bombeck and Polly Turpin**Sustaining Members, Arizona Women’s Board
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ATRONSPBest Seller Patrons(Continued) Copperwynd FinancialBrenda Dennert, M.D.DMB Associates, Inc.Susan DoriaShän FrancisFresenius Medical Care North AmericaCarrie HallMrs. Gary J. HewsonKimberly JacobsenJohnson Financial GroupTeri Twarkins Kelley, Financial Advisor, Morgan StanleySandy and Peter KostisRobyn LeeLindsay Luke DunklebergerVicki and Keith MaioKathleen McClainJames J. McNultyNeiman MarcusNorton Thoracic Institute at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical CenterSaks Fifth AvenueStoker Ostler Wealth AdvisorsLea WernerSandra Werner
Best Seller Patron Table HostsAnn AlbersElise BardIrene BonadurerShaun BrackenJan CacherisLaura DannerbeckHarriet FriedlandLisa GhelfiNadine HartJackie Hutt, Stephanie Kerkorkian and April WardDana JirauchSusan PurtillMarci Symington
Erma’s Special Friends $2,500 and aboveColleen EdwardsDan and Kathy Grubb Family FoundationJeanne L. Herberger, Ph.D.Donna JohnsonJulie KrootLynne LoveLinda NachmanCheryl NajafiLisa PortigalLois SavageDee Dee VecchioneApril Ward
First Edition Friends$1,000 and aboveJill AlankoAnn AlbersMarilyn AlexanderClara AnzelmoElise BardBetsey BaylessKathleen BenaquistaAllison BertrandIrene BonadurerShaun BrackenMichelle CaskeyKim CullumLaura DannerbeckKatrine DeSavinoAnne-Marie DobbsJacquie DorranceMarsha FordNatalie GaylordLisa and Brent GhelfiJoyce GrahamChristine Gustafson - UBS FinancialNancy Hanley ErikssonNadine HartBillie Jo HerbergerJames J. Hines, M.D.Nan HowlettJan LewisJudy Linhart
Erma’s Circle Patrons $25,000 and aboveLee BowmanDiane and Bruce Halle FoundationVirginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Legacy
Publisher’s Circle Patrons$15,000 and aboveThe Bombeck FamilyIngrid Haas, M.D.Amy and Tim LouisSue Selig
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Nobel Prize Patrons $10,000 and aboveArizona DiamondbacksAlexandra O. BjorklundBowe FoundationDiscount TireDye Family FoundationJuanita and Philip FrancisBrenda HowardSandy KatzmanNational Kidney Foundation of ArizonaWells Fargo Private Bank
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The Arizona Women’s Board Salutes Our Founding and Sustaining Members
1973 The Founding Board
Carol Bidstrup-Bombeck called the first organizational meeting
in the Spring of 1973.
Barbara Hinkley President
Daphne Fletcher Vice President
Mathilde Daughton Secretary
Margie Denton Treasurer
Margie Hance Honorary
Mimi Berry | Suzy Charlton | Peggy Clifford | Mrs. Michard Hard
Sue Lewis | Pam McLane | Edwa Osborn | Barbara Perry
Mrs. William Riegel | Bev Shaver | Favour Slater
Marty Squire | Betsy Stodola | Ann Willey
In memoriam: Glenna Shapiro, Honorary Member
2019 Sustaining Members
Our Sustaining Members are former Board Members who actively continue
to support the Arizona Women’s Board and the Authors Luncheon.
Sydney Anderson | Leslie Berry | Jan Bohannon | Susan Charlton | Jane Christensen
Mary Crozier | Robyn DeBell | Ann Denk | Margie Denton | Jacquie Dorrance
Gee Gee Entz | Virgina Feffer | Harriet Friedland | Nancy Gaintner | Babs Gordon
Lenni Griego | Penny Gunning | Nancy Hanley Eriksson | Leah Hoffman
Mary Hudak | Carrie Hulburd | Catherine Jacobson | Dodie Johnes | Rona Kasen
Patti Lau | Jamie Lendrum | Suzanne Lewis | Judy Linhart | Julie Linhart
Janis Lyon | Sandy Magruder | Brenda Mason | Linda Mattes | Genny Matteucci
Linda Nachman | Virginia Nosky | Susan Palmer-Hunter | Joan Potter | Lois Savage
Judy Schubert | Sallye Schumacher | Susan Segal | Judy Shannon | Beverly Shaver
Susie Small | Betsy Stodola | Sue Stuckey | Sandi Thomas | JoAnn Tull | Polly Turpin
Melani Walton | Joan Warne | Nancy White | Kari Yatkowski | Rachel Zemer
OUNDINGBOARD
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2001 Lawrence BlockLaurence LeamerBill O’ReillyCarolyne RoehmJoyce Weatherford
2002Carol Higgins ClarkBruce FeilerPatricia HeatonPeter JenningsArthur Phillips
2003Mitch AlbomLaurence BergreenSandra BrownPeter Straub
2004Hugh DownsMolly IvinsHarvey MackaySenator John McCainArnold ScaasiGloria Vanderbilt
2005Kenneth C. DavisBarbara Pool FenzlRobert HicksBen MezrichKate White
2006Elizabeth BergBarry EislerErik LarsonJim LehrerAdriana Trigiani
2007Paula Bernstein & Elyse ScheinLee ChildMichael ConnellyLisa SeeSusan Vreeland
2008Robert CraisRichard Paul EvansGregory MaguireMarilyn Carlson NelsonAnita Shreve
2009Valerie BertinelliBarbara Taylor BradfordA.J. JacobsLarry KingEllie KriegerJohn Sandford
2010Willie GeistCarl HiaasenWalter MosleyJessica SeinfeldAdriana Trigiani
2011Catherine CoulterAlice HoffmanAnthony HorowitzSteven Naifeh & Gregory White SmithJacques PépinCalvin Trillin
2012Susan Fales-HillSusan IsaacsBrad ThorJeffrey ToobinAndrew Weil
2013Delia EphronLinda FairsteinWally LambKathy ReichsLisa Scottoline
2014Jeffrey KlugerValerie PlameRuth ReichlAarti SequeiraJane Smiley
2015Jason GayTess GerritsenKaren MacNeilJacques PépinLela Rose
2016Lucy HawkingTerry McMillanJeremiah TowerAmor TowlesBunny Williams
2017Wiley CashRocco DiSpiritoDavid GrannCraig Johnson
2018Eva ChenColonel David HuntPaula McLainNathaniel Philbrick
2019W. Bruce CameronBrooke & Steve GiannettiCathy GuisewiteKindra HallElin HilderbrandChris PavoneBud Selig
IBRARY OFAUTHORS
L1980Judith BlumeErma BombeckPhil DonahueDr. Lendon Smith
1981Erma BombeckMarabel MorganRosemary RogersSidney Sheldon
1982Erma BombeckRichard SimmonsJohn TolandAbigail VanBuren
1983 Erma BombeckAllen DruryElizabeth Forsythe HaileyDinah Shore
1984Erma BombeckMary Higgins ClarkArthur HaileyStephen KingRaquel Welch
1985HeloiseErma BombeckDominique LapierreIrving Stone
1986Erma BombeckDavid EisenhowerDr. Sonya FriedmanPamela KaufmanErnest M. MicklerKen Stabler
1987Stephen BirminghamErma BombeckLiz CarpenterFanny FlaggJill St. John
1988 Neal GablerKitty Carlisle HartLarry MartzMartha StewartMarshall Trimble
1989Erma BombeckStephen CoontsMary EmmerlingTony HillermanMartin Cruz SmithLois Wyse
1990Cleveland AmoryLetitia BaldridgeMark ChildressKati MartonCraig Thomas
1991Erma BombeckGeorgie Anne GeyerRobert K. MassieLetty Cottin PogrebinAmy Tan
1992Dave BarryJana BommersbachH. Jackson BrownIris Rainer DartJack Valenti
1993Erma BombeckChristopher CerfMaryln SchwartzFrancesca StanfillPeri Wolfman
1994Liz Carpenter Peter MaasAudrey MeadowsLynn SherrNeil Steinberg
1995John HockenberryHarvey MackayStanley MarcusJohn J. NanceHannah Pakula
1996Michael BlakeBill BombeckJimmy BreslinArt BuchwaldClive Cussler
1997Barbara DelinskyErica JongJames PattersonSally QuinnLynn Sherr
1998 Walt BeckerPeter BiskindJoy BrownePeter JenningsSuzanne Slesin
1999Stephen J. CannellLois Sherr DubinDominick DunneSena Jeter NaslundPeggy Post
2000Bonnie AngeloDavid BaldacciNan KempnerPeter Robinson
IBRARY OFAUTHORS
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P1973-74 Barbara Hinkley1974-75 Pam McLane1975-76 Glenna Shapiro1976-77 Janis Lyon1977-78 Julie Hopper1978-79 Dodie Johnes1979-80 Cynthia Hill1980-81 Harriet Friedland1981-82 Babs Gordon1982-83 Polly Turpin1983-84 Bev Shaver1984-85 Ellie VanDenburgh1985-86 Ellie Nolan1986-87 Jeanette Baker1987-88 Virginia Nosky1988-89 Martha Taylor Thomas1989-90 Linda Nachman1990-91 Jamie Lendrum1991-92 Carol Waldrop1992-93 Gee Gee Entz1993-94 Sue Stuckey1994-95 Judy Shannon1995-96 Penny Gunning
1996-97 Jeanne Patterson1997-98 Patti Lau1998-99 Judy Linhart1999-2000 Sandi Thomas2000-01 Dana Jirauch2001-02 Linda Mattes2002-03 Shän Francis2003-04 Lois Savage2004-05 Catherine Jacobson2005-06 Robyn Lee2006-07 Nancy Hanley2007-08 Kathleen Simmons Lang2008-09 Candyce Williams2009-10 Jane Christensen2010-11 Nancy Gaintner2011-12 Genny Matteucci2012-13 Leah Hoffman2013-14 Lenni Griego2014-15 Carrie Hulburd2015-16 Jan Cacheris2016-17 Margo Shein2017-18 Amy Louis 2018-19 Sydney Dye
Women’s Board Presidents
1980 Harriet Friedland1981 Betsy Stodola1982 Margie Denton1983 Harriet Friedland1984 Babs Gordon1985 Linda Nachman1986 Sharon Carlson1987 Jamie Lendrum1988 Patti Lau1989 Judy Linhart1990 Sue Stuckey1991 Jeanne Patterson1992 Judy Shannon1993 Penny Gunning1994 Carol Waldrop1995 Shän Francis1996 Dana Jirauch1997 Linda Mattes1998 Jacquie Dorrance & Janis Lyon1999 Lois Savage
2000 Robyn Lee2001 Catherine Jacobson2002 Gee Gee Entz2003 Kathleen Simmons Lang2004 Jane Christensen2005 Candyce Williams2006 Nancy Gaintner2007 Leslie Berry2008 Genny Matteucci2009 Leah Hoffman2010 Lenni Griego2011 Carrie Hulburd2012 Christine Gustafson2013 Julie Bowe2014 Amy Louis2015 Lynne Love2016 Sandy Kostis2017 Erin Gogolak2018 Kathleen McClain
Authors Luncheon Chairmen
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G L E N N A S H A P I R O
40 ofSTORIES IMPACT
A Legacy of Impact
In celebration of its 40th milestone event, Authors Luncheon 2019, the Arizona Women’s Board embarked on a year long campaign to collect stories of 40 individuals and families impacted by kidney
disease. Inspired by the late Glenna Shapiro, Honorary Founding Member of the Arizona Women’s Board and Executive Director of the Arizona Kidney Foundation* for 28 years, 40 Stories of Impact continues her commitment to keeping individuals affected by kidney disease central to the mission and meaning
of our philanthropic work.
For years, as Executive Director of the Kidney Foundation, Glenna worked directly with patients and their families, whatever their needs. She would make calls to find rides to dialysis, locate a new
apartment, connect them with community resources, and always offer education and compassion while she successfully raised funds to fulfil the foundation's mission of improving their health and quality of
life. Those who knew her confess they were never able to tell Glenna "no" when she requested a donation, because the patient stories became part of her story. Patients and their families were always the motivation
for her work. Today, with the printed collection, 40 Stories of Impact, we honor Glenna’s profound commitment to patient care, her community leadership, and powerful storytelling.
Please accept our appreciation for supporting forty Authors Luncheons and nearly $12 million in
fundraising by reading and sharing 40 Stories of Impact. We hope this glimpse into the lives of those impacted by kidney disease will encourage you to continue with us as we write a brighter future for
Arizona kidney patients.
We wish you kidney health.
* name changed to National Kidney Foundation of Arizona in 2010
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AFFLE DONORSR Arizona Women’s Board and National Kidney Foundation of Arizona wish to thank the following donors for their generous contributions that make our raffle a success.
Arcadia Cleaners
Arizona Cardinals
Arizona Diamondbacks
Barry & Peggy Goldwater Foundation
Biltmore Loan & Jewelry ~ David Goldstein
Black Bear Diner
Bungalow Home Furnishings
Caniglia Facial Plastic Surgery ~ Ronald J Caniglia M.D.,
Castles N Coasters
Common Ground Culinary ~ Christopher Collins
Desert Botanical Garden
Drybar
Eat by Stacey Weber
etcetera ~ Dee Dee Rowe
Flower Child
Forma Plastic Surgery
Haven Salon ~ Rhonda Holt
In the Pink
Jacki Easlick
JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn
Kaleidoscope
Kathy Taylor Art
Kendra Scott
LaRose Nail Boutique
Leidan Mitchell Salon and Spa
Lifescape
Lilly Barrack Jewelry & Gifts
Loop Jean Company
Lou Malnati’s Pizza
MacDonald’s Ranch
Marc Malek, M.D.
Marjorie F. Schwartz Jewelry Design
Melinda A. Foote, ASID
National Kidney Foundation of Arizona
Nutrition Intuition ~ Amber Barcellos
Root Bar
Saks Fifth Avenue
Sandy’s Magic Touch Cleaners
Schmitt Jewelers
skinbetter science
Stellar Adventures
Studio 360
Talking Rock Golf Club, LLC
Tarbell’s
Tee Pee Mexican Food
The Body Lab
The Country Club at DC Ranch
The French Bee
The Madison Improvement Club ~ Mary Swanson
The Phoenix Symphony
The Wigwam Resort
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Veneto Trattoria
Verde Canyon Railroad
Vikki Reed Studio
Whisked Away Cooking School
White House Design Studio
Willows Fine Goods and Design
XanderLyn Salon – Gaby Miley
YogaSix Gainey Village
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CKNOWLEDGEMENTSA
Arcadia Cleaners
Adriana Trigiani
Arizona Public Service
Bombeck Family
Brooke Giannetti & Steve Giannetti
Bud Selig
Capitol Litho – Thom Meaker
Cathy Guisewite
Chris Pavone
Christine Johnson Photography
dasFOTOhaus – Claudia Johnstone
Dot Pixel – Tara Anderson
Elin Hilderbrand
Goodman’s Interior Structures
Harriet Friedland
James Beard Foundation
J.W. Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa – Elizabeth Sutorka
Kimberly Jacobsen
Kindra Hall
National Kidney Foundation of Arizona
Pictures in Pixels – Colleen Katz
PSAV
Rich Rector
Royal Palms Resort and Spa – Kathleen Doeller
Salt River Project
Schmitt Jewelers
Tarbell’s and The Wine Store – Mark Tarbell
The Poisoned Pen Bookstore
Trader Joe’s
W. Bruce Cameron
White House Design Studio
We wish to thank all those who contributed to the Authors Dinner and Luncheon, including those not listed due to printing deadlines.
In Memoriam
MARY WALCH “MIM I” BERRY
1927 – 2018
Founding Member of the Arizona Women’s Board
Helping people in need in the community was a guiding principle instilled in Mimi by her
family. Soon after moving to Arizona in 1960 with her husband Henry and their five children,
Mimi became an active member of the Phoenix community. She was a founding member of
the Women’s Board of the Arizona Kidney Foundation (now the Arizona Women’s Board),
chairman and 36-year member of the Phoenix Art Museum’s Collectors Study Club, president
and Honorary Lifetime Member of Desert Foundation Auxiliary, a board member of the Arizona
Cancer Center, and a member of the Delta Gamma Alumni Association. She also supported
Henry’s activities as a founding member of both the Phoenix Art Museum’s Men’s Art Council
and the COMPAS charitable organization.
People loved being in Mimi’s company because of her reassuring warmth,
gentle manner and ability to see the humor in daily life. Time with Mimi was
always time well-spent. She is missed.
1973 - Women’s Advisory Board of the Arizona Kidney Foundation is organized.
Mimi Berry with her daughter-in-law Leslie Berry, Chairman, Authors Luncheon 2007 and Sustaining Member, Arizona Women’s Board
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DVERTISERSAAdvanced Financial Services LLC / 82
Alixandra Collections / 76
All Saints’ Episcopal Day School / 99
Almost Famous Theatre Company / 92
APS / 58
Arcadia Animal Clinic / 91
Arcadia Cleaners / 95
Arcadia Dental Arts / 37
AREAD / 84
Arizona Science Center / 66
ASU Gammage / 13
Auto House / 51
AZ Stanford Insurance LLC / 77
Ballard Spahr LLP / 88
Blak Steel Fitness / 91
Carrie Hall & Associates / 48
Carter’s Fine Clothing / 89
Center for Advanced Dermatology, The / 90
Cheryl Anderson / Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty / 23
Christine Johnson Photography / 60
College of Health Solutions at ASU / 66
Cornelia Park / 67
Cullum Homes / 19
dasFOTOhaus / 62
David E. Adler Fine Rugs / 1
DaVita Healthcare Partners / 68
Debbie Frazelle / Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage / 76
Dee Dee Sturr College Consulting / 69
Desert Star Construction, Inc. / 9
Desert Voices / 100
Discount Tire / Diane and Bruce Halle Foundation / 17
Don & Jenny Matheson / Remax Fine Properties / 15
Donate Now / 71
Durant’s / 65
E.D. Marshall Jewelers / 25
Earnhardt Ford / 88
Erma Bombeck Project / 55, 80
Family Arts Needlework / 75
Fox Restaurant Concepts / 78
Frontdoors Magazine / 74
Frontier Airlines / 89
George Abrams Events / 83
Glenna Shapiro / 40 Stories of Impact / 45
Glory of Everything Co., The / 33
Glowbiotics / 77
Goodmans Interior Structures / 56
Heart Ball Committee / 11
Hourglass Cleaners / 92
ICU Medical / 53
Jack A. Friedland, M.D. / 86
Jennifer’s Millennium Salon / 91
Jon Palmieri / Compass / 72
Jones Family / 44
Jones Ford Buckeye / 69
JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa / 93
Kathi M. Mansell, DMD, PLC / 70
Kroot and Associates / 87
Leslie’s Pool Supplies / 57
LifeScape Premier / 73
Maffi Clinics / 79
Marybeth Kravets & Associates / 90
Mimi Berry Tribute / 97
MJ Insurance / inside cover
National Kidney Foundation of Arizona / 39, 71, 74, 92
Nelson Barnum Interiors / 61
Norton Thoracic Institute at St. Joseph’s / 47, 50
Nutrition Intuition / 89
Partners Managing General Underwriters / 52
Path to Wellness Program / 68
Phoenix Children’s Hospital / 31
Phoenix Country Day School / 78
Pictures in Pixels Photography / 64
Piece & Story / 77
Pimentel Academic Services / 65
Plaza Companies / 76
Primus Pharmaceuticals / 87
Rachel Spieldoch, MD / 90
Radi8 Hot Yoga / 78
Raymond James / 72
Rest Assured, LLC / 76
Rita’s Arcadia Towne Center / 91
Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International / The Team / 77
Saguaro Scottsdale / 67
Schmitt Jewelers / 73
Scottsdale Arts / 85
Shein Phanse Adkins, P.C. / 70
Simon Med Imaging / 21
Sonora West Development / 59
SRP / 27
Stieg & Wachtel Orthodontics / 75
Tarbell’s / 49
Trader Joe’s / 74
TGen / inside back cover
Ticket Exchange / 92
Troon / 29
UBS Financial / 54
Valerianne / 43
Valleywise Health Foundation / 5
Vedura Residential / 46
Village Health Clubs & Spas / 81
Walt Danley Realty / back cover
White House Design Studio / 89
William M. Jacobsen, MD / 3
Wiseman & Gale Interiors, Inc. / 7
Wooten Naturopathic, PLLC / 86
You Care Self Care / 90
Your Dog Guru / 63
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Arizona Women’s Board for your support of Dr. Patrick Pirrotte and TGen’s goundbreaking research on identifying new ways to detect the spread of kidney cancer.
Your commitment benefits patients in Arizona and around the world.
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