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Civista
Health Foundation
P.O. Box 1701 8 Kent Avenue, Suite 303 La Plata, MD 20646 301.609.4132 301.934.0384 FAX |
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Congratulations
to everyone
Queen
Mystique The Event raised $190,000.00!!! $159,000.00
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PREMIER SPONSOR
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Need an outlet for entertainment? Plug into the most electrifying gala of the year in Southern MarylandCivista Health Foundation’s Annual Mardi Gras Ball on Saturday February 8, 2003 at Middleton Hall in Waldorf. Now in its 12th year, this year's race for the crown will features three men and three women who are running for the coveted title of King Rex and Queen Mystique. Vying for the title of King Rex are retired federal worker and professional volunteer Gordon Brown, local attorney Frank Jones, and oncologist Krishan Mathur, M.D. Queen candidates include B&B owner Kathy Kazimer, CSM's Lisa Romano and Jane Staples, a State Farm insurance agent This popular event is open to the public and attracts a sell-out crowd of Southern Marylanders for a festive "New Orleans Style" evening. Again this year, guests will dance the night away to the sounds of Highway Star. Fronted by two female and two male lead vocalists, and backed by "tight" rhythm and horn sections, Highway Star is a twelve-piece brass band that has provided Washington and Baltimore with exciting variety entertainment for more than a decade. Because of the growth and successful event, advance reservations are required and walk-in guests can not be accommodated this year. The event generates revenues through individual ticket sales, corporate sponsorships, and the King Rex/Queen Mystique candidate campaign. Proceeds from this year's Ball are being designated to fund cardio-pulmonary equipment and blood gas machines to expand Civista's Respiratory Services department. The success of the Mardi Gras Ball is due to its tremendous volunteer leadership. Chairing the event this year are Sue Wineland and Mary Todd Winkler. The Foundation is pleased to recognize Kay Davis as the honorary chair this year. Civista Health Foundation is a fundraising organization with a mission to enhance the hospital’s financial resources so it may provide excellent health care services to all members of the community. The Foundation's grants to the Medical Center and its programs now total more than $1 million dollars For event details or to make reservations, call the Civista Health Foundation 301.609.4132.
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MARDI
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Premier
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Cambridge Oncology Center Grand
Sponsors Benefactor
Sponsors Underwriter
Sponsors Major
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Katherine "Kay" Clagett Davis Kay was born and raised in Charles County, growing up on Hawthorne Drive in La Plata. She attended La Plata High School, then Southern Seminary for two years and then onto the University of Maryland for a degree in textiles. For more than 35 years, she worked at P.S. Bowling Department Store in La Plata as buyer for the woman’s clothing department. During her career, she organized many fashion shows around the county. For the past several years, Kay enjoyed her role as a consultant for Doncaster, an industry leader in private apparel sales for women. She also proudly owned "Kay's Designs", and created stylish floral arrangements for her customers. Kay's two daughters: Laurie Taylor, 28 and Christa Kuhl, 27, are married and reside in Charles County. As a member and committee chair of the decorating committee for the Civista Health Foundation’s Mardi Gras Ball, Kay's leadership and creativity enabled the event to grow into one of Charles County's most highly anticipated black-tie fundraisers. In 2000, Kay was elected to the Board of Directors of the Civista Health Foundation. She served as Treasurer on the Executive Committee until October, 2002. Kay was active in the Charles County Garden Club and once served as membership chairman. Kay enjoyed helping others in the community and her hobbies included gardening, flower arranging, vacationing and spending time with her family. |
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Thursday,
January 30
Jane
Staples
Dr.
Mathur Friday, January 31 Lisa
Romano
Saturday, February 1 Gordon
Brown
Sunday, February 2 Gordon
Brown
Kathy
Kazimer Tuesday, February 4 Lisa
Romano Thursday, February 6 Kathy
Kazimer Friday, February 7 Lisa
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Lisa
Romano
Lisa
Romano
Kathy
Kazimer Frank
Jones |
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