Presented by St. David's Foundation Community Fund

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Presented by St. David’s Foundation Community Fund

Julie Niedert, 2016 Committee Chair, and Tobie Funte Flannery, Vice Chair

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St. David’s Foundation Community Fund

invites you to join us for the 32nd annual

Our signature series of unique parties and

special events at some of the most exceptional

homes and venues in Central Texas

April 12 – May 22

Proceeds from Toast of the Town 2016 will support

the St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship, which

honors the life and work of Dr. Neal Kocurek

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About the St. David’s Neal Kocurek ScholarshipsDr. Neal Kocurek, the longtime President and CEO of St. David’s

Foundation, was a visionary civic leader who understood our

community and cared about its future. As part of Dr. Kocurek’s

legacy, this memorial scholarship fund was established to take

his vision into the future by awarding college scholarships to

students interested in pursuing health-related careers from

Travis, Hays, Williamson, Bastrop and Caldwell counties.

Since inception, more than 340 students have received St. David’s

Neal Kocurek Scholarships to study medicine, nursing, physical

therapy, biomedical engineering and other health-related careers

in Texas colleges and universities.

Toast of the Town is the fundraising drive for the St. David’s

Neal Kocurek Scholarship Fund, and 100 percent of your gift is used

for students’ educations. St. David’s Foundation Community Fund

will match two-to-one all Toast of the Town contributions, tripling

the dollars awarded to the scholarship fund. Every dollar raised will

result in three dollars towards a scholarship.

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“The difficult journey to achieving my

goal of becoming a medical doctor has

been made easier with the help of the

St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship over

the last eight years. I cannot thank you, the

donors, enough for your financial support.

With your aid, I was less worried about

finances, finished college strong, and I am now about to graduate

from medical school. I hope that one day I will be able to give back

to my community as you have. Thank you!”

Teresia Pham, 2008 scholarship recipient in her fourth year at

Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Medicine

“I will never forget the day I received a

St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship. I was

amazed to know so many people believed

in me and my dreams and wanted to

help me achieve them. That support, both

financially and through the mentorship

program, has changed my life. I will always

be immensely grateful for this gift and look forward to the day I

can use my career in health care to give others the same support.”

Caitlin Etherton, 2013 scholarship recipient in her third year at

The University of Texas at Austin

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Direct Impact of Sponsorship to Students* (your donation plus the two-to-one match from St. David’s Foundation Community Fund)

Priority Reservations for 2016 Toast of the Town (TOT)

Available Tickets to 2016 TOT

Recognition on 2016 TOT Web Page and Invitation Booklet

Available Tickets to 2016 TOT Preludes & Accolades Preview Party

Poster Recognition at all 2016 TOT Parties

Invitation to the 2016 Annual St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship Awards Dinner

Sponsor Logo on 2016 TOT Web Page

Sponsor Logo on 2016 TOT Annual Thank You Brochure

Sponsor Logo in 2016 TOT Party Program

Special Recognition in TOT Invitation, Featuring Sponsor Logo on a Designated Page, Honoring an Individual of the Sponsor’s Choice

St. David’s Foundation Community Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your gift, minus the value of your ticket(s), is tax-deductible.* Scholarship estimates represent an education at a public four-year college or university.

2016 Toast of the Town Benefits Chart

Cristal $75,000

Dom Pérignon $50,000

Pinot Noir $35,000

Champagne $25,000

20 scholarships

2nd

18

6

30 scholarships

1st

20

8

14 scholarships

3rd

16

4

10 scholarships

4

14

Contribution to one

scholarship

9th

4

2 scholarships

7th

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St. David’s Foundation Community Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your gift, minus the value of your ticket(s), is tax-deductible.* Scholarship estimates represent an education at a public four-year college or university.

2016 Toast of the Town Benefits Chart

Pinot Noir 35,000

Champagne $25,000

Shiraz $15,000

Merlot $5,000

CabernetSauvignon

$10,000Chardonnay

$2,500

Chenin Blanc

$1,250

Sauvignon Blanc $750

Contribution to one

scholarship

10th

2

1 scholarship

8th

6

2

4 scholarships

6th

10

2

6 scholarships

5th

12

2

14 scholarships

rd

16

10 scholarships

4th

14

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Enjoy looking through this year’s invitation and selecting your

favorite parties! Here is how it works:

n First, turn the pages and see the exciting array of parties

for the 32nd annual season!

n Choose a few parties you and your friends would like

to attend.

n Fill out the enclosed party request form and drop it

in the mail postmarked by March 25th. After this date,

guests will be placed in parties. A party confirmation will

be sent to you via mail and email.

n Reservations are accepted by mail only. Reservation

priority is based on (1) amount of gift, (2) date of gift

and (3) date the party reservation request is received,

respectively. Party reservations received after

March 25th will lose priority status.

How do I sign up?

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If you have questions, please contact Cara Abazari

at 512-879-6217 or [email protected].

n Be certain to list your parties in order of preference and

please list several extra parties. If your first choice is not

available, we will do our best to place you in the next

available preference listed.

n St. David’s Foundation Community Fund cannot give refunds

on tickets. On the rare occasion that your parties of choice

are unavailable, Foundation staff will work with you on

additional party options.

n St. David’s Foundation Community Fund is a 501(c)(3)

nonprofit organization. Your gift, minus the value of your

ticket(s), is tax-deductible.

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Parties and Events

April 12 An Indelibly Austin Evening ................................................. 10

April 20 Stellar Cellar Pairings ................................................................ 11

April 23 A Festival of India .......................................................................12

April 24 Jazz Brunch, Bubbles & Brioche Donuts ..............................13

April 25 Ladies Luncheon with Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott ......................................................... 14

April 26 Historic Night at The Driskill ...................................................15

April 27 A Sweet and Savory Italian Evening .................................... 16

April 28 All About Austin .........................................................................17

April 30 Texas Wild Game Dinner at Stone House Vineyard ......... 18

May 1 Mad Hatter Tea Party and Alice in Wonderland on Stage ......................................................... 19

May 5 An Evening Fit for a Grand Duke ...........................................20

May 6 Intelligence in a Transforming World ...................................21

May 9 European Dining in the Heart of Austin ............................. 22

May 9 What Starts Here Changes the World ................................. 23

May 12 Spring Strings with the Cordova Quartet ...........................24

May 12 Where Did Prosperity Go and How Do We Bring it Back? ...................................................... 25

May 14 Studio 54 Disco at the Booth Hangar ..................................26

May 15 BBQ and Politics at Franklin Barbecue ................................ 27

May 18 Longhorn Night with Coaches Smart and Strong ............28

May 22 Reminisces of Lady Bird Johnson ...........................................29

Stay at Home Party ...................................................................30

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An Indelibly Austin Evening

Tuesday | April 12 | 7:00 p.m.

Even if you think you know everything about Austin, you willl learn

something new this evening. The Old West Austin Historic District

home of Martha and Richard Coons is the perfect setting for stories

of our city’s past and present from Michael Barnes. His new book,

Indelible Austin: Selected Histories, collects dozens of his columns

about Austin’s people, places, culture and history written for the

Austin American-Statesman. Catering by 2 Dine 4 will provide savory

flavor profiles to accent Michael’s distinctive blend of reportage

and raconteurship.

Hosted by Martha & Richard Coons

Special GuestMichael Barnes

The home of Martha & Richard Coons Hors d’oeuvres for 28 guestsCasual open collar attire

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Stellar Cellar Pairings

Wednesday | April 20 | 6:30 p.m.

First comes the awe of thousands of bottles of fine wines from

around the world. Tasting them will take you to the next level and

then imbibing them with equally fine cuisine will be the pièce de

résistance. Set in the legendary wine cellar of Deborah and Larry

Peel, the evening’s wine dinner will star a selection of superb

vintages pairing an epicurean multi-course meal prepared by

Executive Chef Elmar Prambs of TRIO at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Salut et bon appétit!

Hosted by Meri & Rob HagelbergDeborah & Larry PeelExecutive Chef Elmar Prambs

The Peel Wine Cellar Seated dinner for 10 guestsCasual open collar attire

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A Festival of India

Saturday | April 23 | 6:30 p.m.

This colorful evening will take you on a vivid journey through the

rich diversity of Indian culture. The fusion of delicious cuisine and

libations, lively music from Bollywood to Bhangra and iconic art

and fashion promises to create a magical sensory experience. With

its spectacular Hill Country views, the elegant Indian-influenced

home of Sunena & Harish Gagneja will add an extra dimension

of delight.

Hosted by Sunena & Harish GagnejaRushmi & Pradeep KumarAnita & Thiru Lakshman

The home of Sunena & Harish GagnejaDinner and drinks for 40 guests Festive cocktail attire

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Jazz Brunch, Bubbles & Brioche Donuts

Sunday | April 24 | 12:00 p.m.

Enjoy a Jazz Brunch on the 55th Floor of the Austonian, featuring

exquisite desserts by legendary Chefs Janina O’Leary, former pastry

chef of LaV, and her husband, Sean, who will be giving guests an

exclusive, sneak preview of their upcoming boutique! Guests will

also enjoy learning how to make artisan cocktails from the team at

Sourced Craft Company, alongside entertainment by the lively jazz

musicians from The Karen Tennison Group—a perfect formula for a

Funday Sunday!

Hosted by Jeanne & John MariettaDarla & Thomas PayneLesa & William Rossick Cindy Sightes

Special GuestsChefs Janina & Sean O’LearyThe Karen Tennison GroupSourced Craft Cocktails

The Austonian Brunch and bubbles for 25 guestsAustin chic attire

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Ladies Luncheon with Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott Monday | April 25 | 12:30 p.m.

Enjoy a lovely luncheon with the First Lady of Texas in the stunning

hilltop home of Laurée and Jim Bob Moffett. First Lady Cecilia

Abbott will share tales of life in the Governor’s Mansion, including

funny and heartfelt moments and stories. No doubt it will be an

entertaining luncheon celebrating our wonderful state of Texas.

Hosted by Renata Marsilli Laurée MoffettJinous Rouhani

Honorary Host Edith Royal

Special GuestTexas First Lady Cecilia Abbott

The home of Laurée and Jim Bob MoffettLuncheon for 22 guestsSpringtime fashion attire

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Historic Night at The Driskill

Tuesday | April 26 | 7:00 p.m.

Austin’s legendary landmark hotel, The Driskill, has beckoned

guests ranging from U.S. presidents to A-list musicians and

movie stars for 130 years. Now comes an irresistible evening that

beckons you to this historic destination. The Driskill’s Executive

Chef, Troy Knapp, has designed a delightful progressive dinner and

entertainment. The night begins with a welcome of sparkling wine

and proceeds to a visual recount of the hotel’s storied history. Then

it’s on to a multi-course meal with wines to match. You will leave

with your own story of how the past made a perfect present.

Hosted by Shannon & Wendy KratzerDinah & Ryan Street

Special GuestExecutive Chef Troy Knapp

The Driskill HotelSeated dinner for 26 guests Open collar attire

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A Sweet and Savory Italian Evening

Wednesday | April 27 | 7:30 p.m.

Recently the Chef de Cuisine of Jeffrey’s, and currently the Executive

Chef of Elizabeth Street Cafe, Chef Ian Thurwachter is presenting

his savory expertise with a full course Italian dinner. Named as one

of Zagat’s “30 under 30” food talents, he may be young in age, but

aspires in culinary innovations. On the sweet side, enjoy chocolates

featuring Italian flavors created by Krystal Craig, Ian’s wife and

owner of locally acclaimed Crave Artisan Chocolate. Krystal is the

industry talent behind the chocolates for Jeffrey’s, Hotel Van Zandt,

and a slew of other new and well known Austin establishments.

To complement and complete the menu, wines will be carefully

chosen and paired by Sommelier McVay Bennet.

Hosted by Amanda & Russell PosesKatie & Patrick Starley

Special GuestsChocolatier Krystal CraigChef Ian Thurwachter

The home of Amanda & Russell PosesSeated dinner for 20 guests Cocktail attire

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All About Austin

Thursday | April 28 | 6:30 p.m.

We all have our reasons for loving the city of Austin. Now it seems

the rest of the world does too! Join us for an unforgettable evening

of behind-the-scenes perspectives from Austin’s Mayor Adler, Police

Chief Acevedo, and Council Members Ellen Troxclair and Sheri Gallo.

This evening will be a truly dynamic inside look at what makes

Austin special and what challenges and opportunities lie ahead for

our great city. The setting will be the elegant and contemporary

home of Stacy and Joel Hock perched on one of Austin’s most

treasured locales—the shores of Lake Austin.

Hosted by Katherine & Matt GallagherStacy & Joel Hock Chandra & Chris HosekJulie & Wolfgang NiedertMary Katherine & Stephen StoutEllen & Caleb Troxclair Elizabeth & David WhiteHeather & Phillip Wilhelm

Special GuestsAustin Police Chief Art Acevedo Mayor Steve AdlerCouncil Member Sheri GalloCouncil Member Ellen Troxclair

The home of Stacy & Joel HockBuffet dinner for 30 guestsCasual attire

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Texas Wild Game Dinner at Stone House Vineyard

Saturday | April 30 | 6:00 p.m.

Set on a majestic bluff overlooking Lake Travis, Stone House

Vineyard has one foot in the Texas Hill Country and one in

Australia’s Barossa Valley wine country, the native home of Angela

Moench, owner of the vineyard. The beautiful winery built of

massive limestone blocks completes the vinicultural landscape.

Here you will partake in an exquisite dinner prepared by Executive

Chef Misty Lowe of Austin Catering focused on Texas wild game

and slake your thirst with a selection of Stone House wines. Join us

for this fabulous, private-label experience.

Hosted by Sydney Langley Mary & David McCarronAngela MoenchJohn PattonLaTrelle & Ralph Peterson

Stone House Vineyards Seated dinner for 22 guestsInformal coat and tie attireLuxury coach transportation provided

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Mad Hatter Tea Party and Alice in Wonderland on Stage

Sunday | May 111:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tea Party and Family Portraits 2:00 p.m. Performance

Surprise your little one(s) with a very merry unbirthday party with

Alice, the Hare and the Mad Hatter in the Topfer Theatre’s Serra

Skyline Lounge at ZACH Theatre. Experience panoramic downtown

views from the terrace. Delight in tea, smoothies, finger sandwiches

and petite pastries served on vintage china and silver. Have a

family portrait shot on site by photographer Matt Lankes, whose

work appears in the permanent collection of The National Portrait

Gallery at the Smithsonian. Then enjoy an immersive afternoon

performance of Alice in Wonderland that invites the audience to

follow Alice and company all over ZACH’s campus. One Toast of the

Town ticket will admit up to four guests to this party.

Hosted by Austin CateringMeredith FamilySmart FamilySmith FamilyWinkelman Family

ZACH Theatre CampusTea: Serra Skyline Lounge & Terkel Terrace, Topfer TheatrePerformance: Begins at Whisenhunt Stage (weather permitting)Tea and performance for 6 familiesTea party attire

Special GuestsMatt LankesThe Marvelous Vintage Tea Party Co.

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An Evening Fit for a Grand Duke

Thursday | May 5 | 6:30 p.m.

You will be transported to Tuscany in the Italian palazzo setting of

the new Hotel Granduca Austin. Overlooking stunning Hill Country

vistas, the Granduca blends Italian sophistication and modern

luxury. Begin your evening with sparkling wine, hors d’oeuvres and

live entertainment in the Visconti Bar. Next, in the private dining

room of Visconti Ristorante you will savor a five-course dinner by

Chef Tom Parlo—a “best Hotel Chef” award winner by the James

Beard Foundation—paired with wines selected by the Granduca’s

sommelier. Last, you will end with a tasting of of decadent Italian

sweets. Cin Cin!

Hosted by Joseph Violi, General Manager, Hotel Granduca Austin

Special GuestsChef de Cuisine Will FodenPastry Chef Andrew LewisExecutive Chef Tom Parlo

Hotel Granduca AustinHors d’oeuvres and seated dinner for 8 guestsInformal coat and tie attire

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Intelligence in a Transforming World

Friday | May 6 | 6:30 p.m.

Join us at the beautiful lakeside home of Kathy and Randy Taylor

for an evening of stimulating conversation with Former Director of

the National Security Agency Admiral Bobby R. Inman and Professor

William Inboden, previously Senior Director for Strategic Planning

on the National Security Council. These leaders will captivate

guests with their reflections on the role intelligence plays in the

increasingly complex global landscape.

Hosted by Jennene & Ray MashburnJulie & Wolfgang NiedertLeslie & Kevin RobnettKathy & Randy TaylorDiane & Jerry Turner

Special Guests Professor William Inboden Admiral Bobby R. Inman The home of Kathy & Randy TaylorCocktails and buffet dinner for 40 guestsInformal coat and tie attire

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Monday | May 9 | 6:30 p.m.

Take a culinary trip to Europe this evening at Fabi + Rosi, and

you will come back with the tastiest of memories. Chef-owner of

the Central Austin restaurant, German-born Wolfgang Murber,

will treat you to classic European dishes with a modern twist.

The menu’s seasonal, organic ingredients include harvests from

Fabi + Rosi’s own garden behind the Craftsman bungalow housing

the restaurant. Get your passports and your palate ready! Bon

voyage et bon appétit.

Hosted by Tobie Funte Flannery & Bill FlanneryJulie & Wolfgang Niedert

Special GuestExecutive Chef Wolfgang Murber

Fabi + RosiSeated dinner for 20 guestsInformal coat and tie attire

European Dining in the Heart of Austin

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What Starts Here Changes the World

Monday | May 9 | 6:00 p.m.

Join us for an exclusive look at the future of The University of Texas

at Austin through the eyes of President Gregory Fenves. Hear what

he has to say about The University’s aspirations for greatness and

how the school’s future is distinguished by innovation. As you enjoy

an evening of a delectable dinner and drinks, you will receive a first-

class education about the vision for our state’s flagship school of

higher learning and why what starts here changes the world.

Hosted by Susan & Gary Farmer Melissa & Kent FergusonLady & David Huffstutler

Special Guest Gregory Fenves, President, The University of Texas at Austin

The home of Melissa & Kent FergusonDinner and drinks for 30 guestsCasual open-collar attire

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Thursday | May 12 | 6:30 p.m.

The virtuosic Cordova Quartet has enchanted audiences in concert

halls across the country. Now it is your turn to experience the music

of the critically acclaimed string quartet at this intimate chamber

music concert. The musicians will join guests for a seated dinner of

tantalizing interior Mexican cuisine.

Hosted by Jannis & Robert BaldwinDonna & Davis Baldwin

Special GuestsCordova Quartet:Matthew KufchakAndy LiangNiccoló MutiBlake Turner

The home of Jannis & Robert BaldwinSeated dinner for 16 guestsInformal coat (no tie) attire

Spring Strings with the Cordova Quartet

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Where Did Prosperity Go and How Do We Bring it Back? Thursday | May 12 | 7:00 p.m.

Dr. Lacy Hunt, an internationally known economist with the

Hoisington Group, will give his trenchant views on the economic

horizon. After 20 years in Paris, Cordon Bleu-trained Chef Dzintra

Dzenis brought her culinary talents to Austin. Her skills will be on

full display this evening with a tantalizing wine dinner from Plate

by Dzintra. Join us for this memorable experience of insightful

economic analysis in the milieu of a private supper club.

Hosted by Tobie Funte Flannery & Bill FlanneryJK Baxter Hunt & Lacy HuntDana & Dennis JakubowiczDeborah O’Connell & William StassenCandace & Michael PartridgeGleaves Rhodes

Featured Guest SpeakerLacy Hunt, Ph.D.

Featured ChefChef Dzintra Dzenis

The home of Deborah O’Connell & William StassenSeated dinner for 20 guestsInformal coat and tie attire

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Saturday | May 14 | 7:00 p.m.

Dance your way back to the ultimate scene of Seventies disco

culture at this shimmering homage to Studio 54 in the private

airplane hangar of David Booth. This experiential evening will

surround you with glitz, glam and glitter, with light bites by Austin

Catering to keep your energy flowing. You will arrive on the red

carpet and enter through velvet ropes, with Mr. Booth’s plane

parked in view. Inside, the disco vibe will be in full force, and pro

dancers will help everyone get in the groove.

Hosted by Ashlee AldridgeBlair BaxterJoanie BentzinDavid BoothKat & Vic BrooksPatty ChandlerKathlene & David CristJane & Michael DriscollTobie Funte Flannery & Bill FlanneryKatherine & Matt GallagherSue Gove

The Booth HangarCocktails and hors d’oeuvres for 100 guestsDisco glam attire

Studio 54 Disco at the Booth Hangar

Susan & Clint HackneyAllyson & Martin HaleBecky & Damon HolditchJK Baxter Hunt & Lacy HuntRobin LiebermanStephanie NickDeborah O’Connell & William StassenGail PageVenus & Bill Strawn Sally & Nathan Warnecke

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BBQ and Politics at Franklin Barbecue

Sunday | May 15 | 6:00 p.m.

Grab your chance to skip the line for Austin’s most famous

barbecue and sink your teeth into great food while hearing a

spirited political discussion. Franklin will serve up an assortment of

mouth-watering barbecue and sides. Facilitating the evening’s zesty

discourse will be political strategist Matthew Dowd, currently ABC

News’ political analyst, and Evan Smith, journalist and CEO of The

Texas Tribune. The political dialogue does not get any better than

with these guys!

Hosted by Anita & Earl Maxwell Mary Scott NabersSharon Schweitzer Robinson & John RobinsonTerry & Jim WhortonCindy Wilson

Special Guests Matthew DowdEvan Smith

Franklin Barbecue Dinner for 36 guestsCasual attire

Susan & Clint HackneyAllyson & Martin HaleBecky & Damon HolditchJK Baxter Hunt & Lacy HuntRobin LiebermanStephanie NickDeborah O’Connell & William StassenGail PageVenus & Bill Strawn Sally & Nathan Warnecke

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Longhorn Night with Coaches Smart and Strong Wednesday | May 18 | 6:30 p.m.

Game on! Join Texas Longhorns coaches Shaka Smart and Charlie

Strong for an evening of tales from the hardwood and the gridiron.

Mix and mingle with fellow fans at the beautiful lakeside home of

Sandra and Joe Aragona. Word of Mouth Catering will provide an

array of delicious dishes. Get ready to kick off to a slam-dunk night.

Hosted by Sandra & Joe AragonaDinah & Barry BarksdaleCarol & Doc DarilekLorrie & Ken DeAngelisMaria & Sandy FleschmanDionne & Bob GreenElaine & Everett HeinzeDesiree & Wayne HollingsworthMary & Jim KozlowskiDebbie & Chris PacittiTess & Greg PetersDonna & John PiggKathie & Ronny PlattCynthia & Jack Selman

Special Guests Coach Shaka SmartCoach Charlie Strong

The home of Sandra & Joe Aragona Dinner buffet for 80 guestsCasual open collar attire

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Reminisces of Lady Bird Johnson

Sunday |May 22 | 6:00 p.m.

The highlight of this night will be an informal conversation

between Catherine Robb, granddaughter of Lady Bird Johnson,

and Michael L. Gillette, Executive Director of Humanities Texas and

author of the acclaimed book Lady Bird Johnson: An Oral History.

You will have the chance to hear a selection of recorded excerpts

from Mrs. Johnson’s oral history. Be prepared to be transfixed as

Ms. Robb and Dr. Gillette reminisce about the woman whose public

impact as First Lady was matched by the impact she made in the

following decades and who presided as a fun and loving matriarch

over the extended Johnson clan.

Hosted by Susan & Ed AulerJeanne & Van HoisingtonMary & Charles Teeple

Special Guests Michael L. GilletteCatherine Robb

Fall Creek Vineyard at DriftwoodSeated dinner for 38 guestsCasual attire

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Basket will be provided in lieu of tickets to Toast of the Town.Basket delivery by June 20th.

Stay at Home Party

Sometimes you just want to stay at home, snuggle up with a loved one

and have your own private party. Although we will miss you at Toast of

the Town, we have put together a gift basket filled with essential

items for your personal celebration. Delivery to your door makes this

choice as convenient as it is enticing.

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Please complete the enclosed party request form, then return

it to St. David’s Foundation Community Fund in the enclosed

envelope by March 25th. Reservations are accepted by mail only.

If you have questions, please contact Cara Abazari at

512-879-6217 or [email protected].

Please note that party placement priority is based on 1) gift

amount, 2) date of gift and 3) date the party reservation

request is received, respectively. Priority status is lost if party

request is not received by March 25th.

Make Your Party Reservation(s)

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2016 Toast of the Town Sponsors

Dom Pérignon $50,000+Austin Anesthesiology Group, PLLC, an Affiliate of American Anesthesiology, Inc. and Pediatrix Medical Group of Texas

Champagne $25,000+Austin Radiological AssociationGeorgetown Health Foundation

St. David’s HealthCare

Shiraz $15,000+Austin Pathology Associates Clinical Pathology AssociatesMr. & Mrs. James R. MoffettMr. C. Aubrey Smith, Jr.

Cabernet Sauvignon $10,000+Aubrey Smith Family FoundationHeritage Title Company of Austin, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Truman HuntJastrow Foundation

Merlot $5,000+Austin Area Obstetrics and GynecologyMs. Carolyn BartlettMs. Janis Burrow Capitol Vending and Coffee, Missy & Jim DaywoodMr. & Mrs. James FliellerMr. & Mrs. T. Warren Darilek H-E-B Mr. & Mrs. Craig Hester Hughes Vanderburg Williams BartolettiMr. & Mrs. R. Earl MaxwellMs. Mary Scott Nabers Ms. Sharon Schweitzer Robinson & Mr. John RobinsonSuperior Health Plan Mr. & Mrs. Randy Taylor, PinnergyTexas State University Dr. & Mrs. Thomas C. VaughnWells Fargo Bank Mr. & Mrs. Marc Winkelman

Chardonnay $2,500+Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Annis Austin Gastroenterology and Austin Endoscopy CentersMr. & Mrs. John Bosch Mr. & Mrs. Charles Chaffin Dr. & Mrs. Byron G. Darby Mr. & Mrs. Leo M. Favrot Ms. Tobie Funte Flannery & Mr. William FlanneryDr. & Mrs. David W. Freidberg Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Greenawalt Mr. & Mrs. Clint Hackney

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2016 Toast of the Town Sponsors

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Hahn Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Hetherly, Jr. Joan & Blake HolmanMr. & Mrs. Chris Hosek Mr. & Mrs. Mark IbergFamily of Alfred & Ellen KingDr. Shelby & Mr. David MarquardtMr. & Mrs. Robert Mebane Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Moeller Mr. & Mrs. E. Peter Pincoffs Renaissance Women’s Group, P.A. Dr. & Mrs. Kaylen M. Silverberg Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Teeple Texas A&M Health Science Center Mr. & Mrs. Jerry E. Turner Mrs. Jeanne S. Umstattd Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Mr. & Mrs. Layton Wilson Wortham Insurance and Risk Management

Chenin Blanc $1,250+Austin Community College Ms. Bobbie J. Barker & Mr. Dan McClellanMr. & Mrs. Bob Boldt Mr. & Mrs. Jack T. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Jay Campion Dr. & Mrs. Tom Coopwood Dr. & Mrs. C. Bruce Malone III Dr. & Mrs. John R. Marietta Maxwell Locke & Ritter LLPMr. & Mrs. Darrick L. McGill Mr. & Mrs. Ace Pickens Drs. Linda & James Prentice

Mr. & Mrs. Dick Rathgeber Mr. & Mrs. Randy Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Greg D. Skelton

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Strawn Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Wilkerson Ms. Cynthia Wilson Sauvignon Blanc $750+American ConstructorsMs. Becky Ann Beaver & Mr. John DuncanMr. & Mrs. Victor BeckMr. & Mrs. Rodney S. BondMr. & Mrs. Ray BonillaDr. & Mrs. James L. BoysenMr. & Mrs. Charles M. ChristensenMs. Karen J. ColeDr. Otto M. Friedrich, Jr.Ms. Diane F. GrantGynics AssociatesMs. Christina B. HesterMr. & Mrs. Van R. HoisingtonMr. & Mrs. Rudy HopkinsHuston-Tillotson UniversityAdmiral & Mrs. Bobby R. InmanMr. Gerald Kucera Ms. Terry MatthewsMr. & Mrs. Michael Murphy Dr. & Mrs. John S. Murray Kristy Ozmun Public RelationsMr. & Mrs. William PearceMs. Barbara PorterMr. & Mrs. Kevin Reed Dr. & Mrs. Mark S. RobsonDr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Wilson

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2016 Toast of the Town Hosts

Ashlee Aldridge

Sandra & Joe Aragona

Susan & Ed Auler

Donna & Davis Baldwin

Jannis & Robert Baldwin

Dinah & Barry Barksdale

Blair Baxter

Joanie Bentzin

David Booth

Kat & Vic Brooks

Patty Chandler

Martha & Richard Coons

Kathlene & David Crist

Carol & Doc Darilek

Lorrie & Ken DeAngelis

Jane & Michael Driscoll

Susan & Gary Farmer

Melissa & Kent Ferguson

Tobie Funte Flannery & Bill Flannery

Maria & Sandy Fleschman

Franklin Barbecue

Sunena & Harish Gagneja

Katherine & Matt Gallagher

Sue Gove

Dionne & Bob Green

Susan & Clint Hackney

Meri & Rob Hagelberg

Allyson & Martin Hale

Elaine & Everett Heinze

Stacy & Joel Hock

Jeanne & Van Hoisington

Becky & Damon Holditch

Desiree & Wayne Hollingsworth

Chandra & Chris Hosek

Hotel Granduca Austin

Lady & David Huffstutler

JK Baxter Hunt & Lacy Hunt

Dana & Dennis Jakubowicz

Mary & Jim Kozlowski

Wendy & Shannon Kratzer

Rushmi & Pradeep Kumar

Anita & Thiru Lakshman

Sydney Langley

Robin Lieberman

Jeanne & John Marietta

Renata Marsilli & Jeff Ashpitz

Jennene & Ray Mashburn

Anita & Earl Maxwell

Mary & David McCarron

Lynn & Tom Meredith

Angela Moench

Laurée & Jim Bob Moffett

Mary Scott Nabers


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Stephanie Nick

Julie & Wolfgang Niedert

Deborah O’Connell & Bill Stassen

Debbie & Chris Pacitti

Gail Page

Candace & Michael Partridge

John Patton

Darla & Thomas Payne

Deborah & Larry Peel

Tess & Greg Peters

LaTrelle & Ralph Peterson

Donna & John Pigg

Kathie & Ronny Platt

Amanda & Russ Poses

Executive Chef Elmar Prambs

Gleaves Rhodes

Sharon Schweitzer Robinson & John Robinson

Leslie & Kevin Robnett

Lesa & William Rossick

Jinous Rouhani

Edith Royal

Cynthia & Jack Selman

Cindy Sightes

Maya Payne Smart & Shaka Smart

Katie & Patrick Starley

Mary Katherine & Stephen Stout

Venus & Bill Strawn

Dinah & Ryan Street

Kathy & Randy Taylor

Mary & Charlie Teeple

Ellen & Caleb Troxclair

Diane & Jerry Turner

Sally & Nathan Warnecke

Elizabeth & David White

Terry & Jim Whorton

Heather & Phillip Wilhelm

Cindy Wilson

Suzanne & Marc Winkelman


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preludes accolades&

2016

St. David’s Foundation Community Fund appreciates the generosity of

the 2016 Toast of the Town Hosts and Sponsors.

We also applaud the 2016 Toast of the Town Committee, led by Chair,

Julie Niedert, and Vice Chair, Tobie Funte Flannery, for their enthusiasm

and motivation in lining up an especially outstanding season of parties

for our 32nd year.

To show our appreciation for our wonderful supporters, we celebrated

at the Toast of the Town preview party, Preludes & Accolades,

highlighting the 2016 parties on February 24th at The University of

Texas System Bauer House. Party guests also heard from featured

speaker, Dr. Raymond Greenberg, The University of Texas System’s

Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs.

2016 Toast of the Town CommitteeJulie Niedert, ChairTobie Funte Flannery, Vice ChairDonna BaldwinPaula CoopwoodKathy FarleyRobert GodwinSusan HackneyChristina HesterJK Baxter HuntWendy KratzerRenata MarsilliJennene Mashburn

Laurée MoffettDeborah O’Connell, M. D.Frances PearceAmanda PosesLeslie RobnettLesa RossickMaya Payne SmartHeidi Marquez SmithKatie StarleyKristin StephensVenus StrawnDinah StreetKathy TaylorEllen Troxclair

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About St. David’s Foundation

At St. David’s Foundation, we believe that good health returns great

benefits to our community. Through a unique partnership with

St. David’s HealthCare, we have invested in building a healthier

Central Texas for everyone since 1996. The tangible benefits include:

n 930 grants to support 155 local nonprofit health partners.

n $300 million in community health investments.

n 93,000 smiles through the nation’s largest mobile

dental program.

n 570 scholarships for tomorrow’s health-care workforce.

In 2016, the Foundation will invest more than $75 million to connect

thousands of low-income people to a full range of health services.

Foundation signature programs include the largest scholarship

program in Texas for aspiring health professionals and the largest

mobile dental program in the country. Other focus areas include safety

net clinics, agencies serving older adults, mental health initiatives, and

support for healthy living initiatives.

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2016 Chair’s Emeritus Council Ada Anderson

Ed Auler

Jack T. Brown

Charles (Chuck) M. Christensen

Diane F. Grant

Jose I. Guerra

Albert Hawkins

Robena Jackson

Mary Scott Nabers

Robert (Bob) T. Present

D. Scott (Scotty) Thomas

2016 Community Fund Board of DirectorsRodney S. Bond

Earl Maxwell

Barbara Porter

2016 Board of TrusteesJerry E. Turner, Chair

E. Peter Pincoffs, Vice Chair

Shannon H. Ratliff II, Secretary

Betsy G. Abell

Kathleen Angel

Ray Benson

Ray Bonilla

Charles Chaffin

Karen J. Cole

Craig Hester

C. W. Hetherly, Jr.

H. David Hughes

Darrick L. McGill

John S. Murray, M. D.

The Honorable Harriet O’Neill

James (Jim) A. Prentice, M. D.

Lynn Sherman

Marc Winkelman

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2015-2016 St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship Recipients

Keelie BrydsonHendrickson High School

Texas A&M UniversityBiomedical Sciences

Aya AkidHarmony Science Academy-

North AustinThe University of Texas

at AustinBiomedical Engineering

Andrea AlegriaLehman High School

The University of Texas at AustinBiology

Erin BocanegraHutto High SchoolBaylor University

Biology

Alexandra AlvarezStony Point High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinBiology

Jack ChangMcNeil High School


Biochemistry

Aya CloydWestwood High SchoolThe University of Texas

at DallasBiomedical Engineering

Kristine ChenVista Ridge High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinBiochemistry

Kimberly CoronaLanier Health Institute of Austin


Biochemistry

Hannah DanielRound Rock High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinBiology

Bobford DoManor New Technology

High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinPsychology

Yutika DiwadkarStony Point High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinPsychology

Alfred A. King Chairman’s Award Winners

Myat MayLanier Health Institute of Austin

The University of Texas at San AntonioMedical Humanities

Caroline YoungAnderson High School

The University of Texas at Austin Biomedical Engineering

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2015-2016 St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship Recipients

Kayelynn GreenLeander High School

Texas A&M UniversityKinesiology

McKayla GuerraStony Point High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinNursing

Luke ImperialWestwood High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinBiology

Jacqueline HermosilloLehman High School


Manasa DuttaVandegrift High SchoolThe University of Texas

at DallasBiology

Kayla EboreimeRound Rock High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinPublic Health

Edith Gonzalez RodriguezStephen F. Austin High School

The University of Texas at San Antonio

Nursing

Joaquin GonzalesConnally High School

The University of Texas at AustinNursing

Emily IsmailCedar Park High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinPharmacy

Taylor JohnsonPflugerville High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinBiomedical Engineering

Manasa KanukurthyWestwood High SchoolUniversity of HoustonBiomedical Sciences

Courtney JohnstonCedar Ridge High SchoolThe University of Texas

at San AntonioBiology

Navya KumarWestwood High School

Rice UniversityBiological Sciences

Braeden LennonWestwood High School

University of the Incarnate Word

Chemistry

Alejandro LizarragaStephen F. Austin High School

Texas State UniversityNursing

Kyungsang LeeTexas A&M University

Baylor College of DentistryGraduate Studies

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Samuel MokhtarMcNeil High School


Biochemistry/Mathematics

Kelsey MumfordLago Vista High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinNursing

Megan NguyenConnally High School


Ofelia NegreteLehman High School


Biology/Spanish

Anh LyManor New Technology

High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinChemistry

Cameron MatochaPflugerville High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinExercise Science

Mara MinfordAnderson High SchoolThe University of Texas

at DallasBiology

William MayhewWimberley High SchoolSt. Edward’s University

Biochemistry

Carolyna OsorioDel Valle High School


Chelsea PerryBastrop High School


Athletic Training

Araceli RangelLehman High School


Long PhamAnderson High SchoolThe University of Texas

at AustinNursing

Alexa RegisterGeorgetown High School

Texas A&M UniversityBiomedical Sciences

Benjamin RiedenLiberal Arts and Science

AcademyRice UniversityBiochemistry

Merissa LopezHutto High School


Biochemistry

Sania RazzakLanier Health Institute of Austin


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Garrett Schaller East View High SchoolThe University of Texas

at DallasPharmacy

Katelyn RoznovakTaylor High School

Texas A&M UniversityAllied Health

Julissa TrevinoLockhart High SchoolTexas State University

Nursing

Nolan WhitelyConnally High School

The University of Texas at AustinBusiness

Elizabeth WytkoEast View High SchoolTexas A&M University

Allied Health

Ravinderjit SinghHendrickson High School

The University of Texas at DallasBiology

Neriah SosaLehman High School


Abigail TorresLanier Health Institute of Austin


Biochemistry

Riana SyedWestlake High School

Rice UniversityBioengineering

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St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship CommitteeSt. David’s Foundation Community Fund would like to thank the

St. David’s Neal Kocurek Scholarship Committee for their continued

hard work and dedication.

Mary Lou Adams, Ph.D.

Erick Allen, M. D.

Carolyn Bartlett

Kevin Cole

Patti Ellisor

Lara Gueguen

Albert Hawkins

Kelly Kocurek

Libby Malone

Toast to the CommunitySt. David’s Foundation Community Fund would like to thank the

Toast of the Town chairs, committee members, hosts, sponsors,

special guests and all supporters of the past 32 years. In their honor,

we are treating students from Willie I. Kocurek Elementary to a pizza

party at The Thinkery with special entertainment by Austin musician

“Mr. Will” Dupuy.

Hosted by

St. David’s Foundation Community Fund

John Marietta, M. D.

Earl Maxwell

Laurée Moffett

Patrick Patterson

Linda Prentice, M. D.

Venus Strawn

Ann Wilson

Charlotte Winkelmann

Yuen Yung

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Thank You for 32 Years

of Exceptional Support

and Generosity.

1303 San Antonio Street Suite 500 Austin, Texas 78701stdavidsfoundation.org

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