C E L E B R A T I N G

25th Anniversary of the Crystal Heart Ball

85th Anniversary of Little Company of Mary Hospital

Little Company of Mary Hospital Foundation presents the

Crystal Heart Ball

2014 Kids Caring for Kids – Kendall Ciesemier2013 Harmony, Hope and Healing – Marge Nykaza2012 The Mulliganeers 2011 Thomas Taff2010 Christopher G. Kennedy2009 Lisa Ling2008 Sandra Burkhardt, PhD, ABPP2007 Ronald Kittle2006 Maureen Shields2005 James Tyree2004 Richard J. Cahill, DDS2003 James T. Joyce2002 Martin Ozinga, Jr.2001 Thomas M. Owens2000 Sister Catherine Mary Norris, DC1999 Richard J. Driehaus1998 Monsignor Ignatius D. McDermott1997 Deloris Jordan1996 Christopher Zorich1995 Matt and Rose Lamb1994 Wally Phillips1993 Reverend Raymond C. Baumhart1992 Sister Rosemary Connelly, R.S.M.1991 James W. West, MD

Past Recipients of the Venerable Mary Potter Humanitarian Award

2014 Kuhn Hong, MD2013 LCMH Cancer Center’s Integrative Therapy2012 Women’s Wellness Consultants of Little Company of Mary Hospital2011 Salli Lizcano2010 LCMH Hospice Program2009 LCMH Medical Care Team – John Hurley, MD2008 Kathleen L. Walsh, RM and William A. Walsh, MD2007 Beverly Breast Cancer Walk Team2006 Maternal Child Services Nursing Team2005 Frank Schaffer2004 Marie McFadden Ruff, RN2003 Loret Wendt2002 Volunteer Resources2001 Jill Fitzgerald2000 George J. Cullen1999 The Heart Connection

Past Recipients of the Sister Nancy Boyle Award for Excellence

Celebrating 25 Years of the Crystal Heart Ball

1929 Tower Artifact Heritage Wall

Honoring...A New Direction Beverly Morgan Park - Rita Ryan T h e V e n e r a b l e M a r y P o t t e r H u m a n i t a r i a n A w a r d

Little Company of Mary Hospital Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nursing Teams T h e S i s t e r N a n cy B o y l e A w a r d f o r E x c e l l e n c e

Crystal Heart BallCrystal Heart Ball

$25,000 Grand Raffle

Anniversary Jewelry Raffle

Master of Ceremonies - Patrick Elwood

Dancing to the Music of Indigo Orchestra

Complimentary Photo

Black Tie

Cocktails at Half Past Six Dinner at Eight O’Clock

Saturday, February 7, 2015The Field Museum

1929 Tower Artifact Heritage Wall

Daine and Thomas Quinn, MD Chairpersons

Jennifer and Dennis O’Malley Co-Chairpersons

2 0 1 5 C R Y S T A L H E A R T B A L L

Diana and Kent F.W. Armbruster, MD

Nancy and Robert Barrett

Monica Christmas, MD

Marilee Clausing

Marti Wendt Doherty and Jim Doherty

Mary Ellen and Tom Fahey

Susan and Brian P. Farrell, MD

Colleen and Richard Farrell, MD

Mary Ellen and Matt Filosa

Lourdes D. Floro, MD

Mary H. Freyer, COO

CommitteeShirley and Irving Fuld, MD

Robert M. Gasior, MD

Joanne and Travis K. Haldeman, DO

Nora and John Hanlon, MD

A. Haye Khan, MD

Ginny and Dave Kavanaugh

Carrie and Larry Kelley

Dennis A. Reilly, President/CEO

Candice Richmond

Susan Rowan, DDS and Daniel A. Rowan, DO

David J. Roth, MD

Michael Schwartz, MD and Susan Nadis, MD

Theresa E. Mintle and Michael A. Toolis

Christopher Vandenberg

Sister Sharon Ann Walsh, LCM

Marilyn and Frederick E. Wohlberg, MD

Brian T. Lepacek, Executive Director

At the height of the Great Depression in 1930, the Sisters of Little Company of Mary opened the doors of Little Company of Mary Hospital because they recognized a need in the community for medical assistance and ongoing care. 85 years later, the Sisters and Little Company of Mary Hospital continue to live their mission and ministry of compassionate care and serve our ever-evolving community’s needs.

With a defined purpose of caring for the most vulnerable among us, the Little Company family of Mission-driven Services pushes past the walls of our campus to serve the underserved with respect and dignity. For mothers-to-be without adequate insurance, our Healthy Start Clinic provides healthcare services throughout pregnancy, birth and into the newborn’s first year of life. Our Mobile Medicine program allows frail and homebound patients to receive healthcare by regular visits of medical personnel to their homes for routine services. When tragedy strikes, children may be at a loss for proper support to guide them through grieving the death of a loved one. The Heart Connection program offers support to bereaved children and their families to guide them through such difficult times.

Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Centers is committed to offering the best care possible to our community and its members. It is only through your sustaining support that we are able to continue to offer state-of-the-art, mission-driven care as the hospital of choice for the families of Southwest Chicagoland.

Celebrating 85 Years

A New Direction Beverly Morgan Park (A.N.D.) is a non-profit organization providing counseling support and legal advocacy at no charge to victims of domestic violence. The effects of abuse – physical, financial, sexual, or emotional – are devastating. Children who

witness domestic abuse often become abusers or victims themselves. Though their clients are primarily from Beverly, Morgan Park (Chicago) and surrounding communities, A.N.D. has no geographic boundaries, and serves adults and children from any area with the vision to, one day, have every home be safe and free of domestic violence and abuse.

Rita Ryan is an Illinois Certified Domestic Violence Professional (ICDVP) and Legal Advocate who has been providing domestic violence counseling and legal advocacy to abuse victims in the Beverly Morgan Park community for over 24 years. Rita worked tirelessly with community residents and partners to help establish A New Direction Beverly Morgan Park, in response to the needs of individuals and families affected by domestic violence.

T H E V E N E R A B L E M A R Y P O T T E R H U M A N I T A R I A N A W A R D

The Venerable Mary Potter Humanitarian Award honors an individual who’s personal and professional accomplishments embody the ideas, vision and mission of Venerable Mary Potter, who founded the Little Company of Mary Sisters in 1877. Our Founder made a visible and positive difference in the community through praying and caring for the sick and dying as well as providing other social and educational services to the needy. This award is a testament to her gifts of compassion, commitment and empowerment. The Venerable Mary Potter Humanitarian Award will be presented to A New Direction Beverly Morgan Park – Rita Ryan.

For more than 50 years, Little Company of Mary Hospital has been at the forefront of critical care treating patients and families with compassion and quality healthcare in the Intensive Care Unit Department (ICU).

Throughout their 24/7 shifts, this team of professionals care for the most critical and fragile of LCMH’s patients, anticipating and responding to their needs and offering superior oversight and medical care. It is in the spirit of Sr. Nancy Boyle that these teams strive for excellence in all that they do to provide the best care to their patients and their families.

T H E S I S T E R N A N C Y B O Y L E A W A R D F O R E X C E L L E N C E

This award honors a Little Company of Mary Hospital individual or department for their outstanding service as reflected in the core service values, which Sr. Nancy Boyle herself modeled so well, of gentle strength and grace, innovative spirit, compassion and respect for all. The Sister Nancy Boyle Award for Excellence will be presented to Little Company of Mary’s ICU Nursing Teams.

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Valet Parking begins at 6:30 p.m.

The Field Museum1400 South Lake Shore Drive

Just south of Roosevelt Road and east of Lake Shore Drive

To access valet parking, exit Lake Shore Drive at 18th Street

which becomes Museum Campus Drive and proceed east.

Continue to McFetridge Drive and proceed west.

You will see the valet parking personnel at the

south entrance of the Museum.

Our MissionIn solidarity with the Sisters of the

Little Company of Mary, we are entrusted

to serve the community through

our ministry of Catholic Health Care.

We are the empowered laity –

the Greater Company of Mary.

Rooted in a deep heritage of prayerful

support of the sick and dying,

we strive to enhance the sacredness

of life and human dignity.

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Anniversary Jewelry Raffle

Tiffany™ Paloma’s Groove™ Cuff Links

Cuff links in sterling silver with blue enamel finish.

Tiffany™ Somerset Bracelet

Wide bracelet in sterling silver with round brilliant diamonds.

Tiffany™ Atlas Tie Bar

A contemporary design that honors a Tiffany icon. Sterling silver.

Tiffany™ Somerset Braid Ring Casual and refined, modern and elegant.

Sterling silver.

One lucky person will win all 4 Tiffany™ jewelry pieces. Only 100 tickets will be sold on the night of the event – $100 each

(Separate from the $25,000 Grand Raffle)

Little Company of Mary Hospital Foundation

February 7, 2015

Name

Address

City

State Zip Code

Email Address

Daytime Phone

Register online at: www.lcmh.org/foundation

Please make checks payable to LCMH Foundation.

Please list your guests or seating preference on the reverse side of this card.

PLEASE RESPOND BEFORE JANUARY 19, 2015.

The amount below covers the cost of:

_____ Reservations for dinner at $325 per person

_____ DIAMOND TABLE of ten for $7,500

_____ HEART OF GOLD TABLE of ten for $5,000

_____ CRYSTAL HEART TABLE of ten for $3,000

_____ Raffle tickets at $100 each

_____ Vegetarian entree requested

_____ Gluten-Free entree requested

_____ I/we are unable to attend, but enclosed is a tax-deductible donation of $____________ to benefit Mission Driven Services of Little Company of Mary Hospital.

q Enclosed is my check for $_______________or

q Charge my MasterCard, VISA, Discover or American Express (circle one)

Amount $

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Signature

Crystal Heart Ball

Please check one of the following:

q This is a list of our guests OR

q These are the names of guests with whom we wish to be seated:

If no preference is indicated, seating will be arranged for you.

Priority seating will be given to Diamond, Heart of Gold and Crystal Heart Tables of 10 guests.

Crystal Heart Ball