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Star Donors Reach Great Heights!


For the 10th year, the John P.


McGovern Foundation, Houston, a longtime supporter of


TMA Foundation, challenged


TMAF donors to match or exceed its $10,000 contribution to the Star Campaign!


Generous donors rose to the


occasion and earned the match, raising nearly $28,000 total.


Major Donor


Roberto J. Bayardo, MD Platinum Stars


Dr. Charles and Mrs. Terri Andrews Robert H. Emmick Jr., MD Craig Norman, RPH


Gold Stars


Carl O. Trusler, MD, and Jaynne Middleton, DMA


Marlon M. Worthington, MD Silver Stars


Lynny and Eddie Sankary


In Honor of Dr. Allan Kelly Joe Annis, MD


Perry Bassett, MD Gary Floyd, MD


Rajesh R. Gandhi, MD


Shirley A. Molenich, MD Susan M. Pike, MD Lee R. Radford, MD


E. Thomas Wightman, MD Bronze Stars


Edwin Augustat, MD Carolyn Biebas, MD Tilden L. Childs, MD Gus F. Eckhardt, MD


Houston G. Hamby, MD Tom B. Hancher, MD


Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Koehl Randall P. Martin, DO Arathi A. Shah, MD


George E. Thannisch, MD


Guests at As Time Goes By: An Evening in Casablanca brought out their “old


Hollywood” best, donning white jackets and sequins for the gala.


Lee Ann Pearse, MD, TMAF Board Member and Einar Vagnes added glamour to the evening as they welcomed guests.


SOLUTIONS


An Evening in Casablanca Raises More Than $360,000


On April 29 TMA Foundation celebrated its 23rd annual gala, As Time Goes By: An Evening in Casablanca, at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas. Nearly 500 persons attended to support the award-winning health initiatives that TMAF makes possible, including Hard Hats for Little Heads, Minority Scholarship Program, Walk With a Doc Texas and county medical society, alliance and medical student chapter outreach initiatives.


Host City Chairs, Lee Ann Pearse, MD and her husband, Einar Vagnes, are long-time volunteers and Major Donors to the foundation.


Guests were delighted with silent and live auctions, a specialty cocktail station provided by Frost 321 and live music by Hunter Sullivan and his band. More than 60 volunteers — medical student members from every Texas medical school, accompanied by TMA and TMAA members — helped to ensure the event was a great success.


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