Crystal Heart Ball2016

Diana and Kent F.W. Armbruster, MDNancy and Robert BarrettMary Ellen Busch

Marti Wendt Doherty and Jim Doherty

Mary Ellen and Tom FaheySusan and Brian P. Farrell, MD

Colleen and Richard Farrell, MD

Lourdes D. Floro, MD

Mary H. Freyer, COO

Shirley and Irving Fuld, MD

Robert M. Gasior, MDNora and John Hanlon, MD

Ginny and Dave Kavanaugh

Carrie and Larry Kelley

Jamenda A. McCoy, Esq.

Daine and Thomas Quinn, MD Dennis A. Reilly, President/CEOCandice Richmond

Susan Rowan, DDS and Daniel A. Rowan, DODavid J. Roth, MDMichael Schwartz, MD and Susan Nadis, MD

Theresa E. Mintle and Michael A. Toolis

Christopher VandenbergSister Sharon Ann Walsh, LCMMarilyn and Frederick E. Wohlberg, MD

Brian T. Lepacek, Executive Director

Dennis and Jennifer O’Malley Chairpersons

Drs. Michael and Karen O’Mara Co-Chairpersons

2016 Crystal Heart Ball

Committee

*An exhibition developed by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Education and Religious Affairs (Athens, Greece), The Field Museum (Chicago, USA),

the National Geographic Museum (Washington, DC, USA), Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Archaeology and History Complex (Montréal, Canada), and the

Canadian Museum of History (Gatineau, Canada).

The Greeks is co-presented in Chicago by The Field Museum and National Hellenic Museum, and made possible by the generous contribution

of The John P. Calamos Foundation and John P. Calamos, Sr., Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Hellenic Museum.

Transportation provided by PACART.

The opening of our new Family Birth Center in 2012 offered our local community the option to

receive the latest modalities in perinatal and comprehensive birth services in the comfort of the

newly inaugurated Women’s Center for Life and Health. Since that time, our Neonatal Special

Care Unit has cared for the most vulnerable among us, newborns requiring acute care as they take

their first breaths in the world. Thanks to an innovative partnership with University of Chicago

Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital, newborn patients will now have access to the finest pediatric

sub specialists in our region right in Little Company of Mary Hospital without the need to transfer

to other medical centers. The proceeds from the 2016 Crystal Heart Ball will benefit this expanded

partnership and allow our Neonatal Special Care Unit to achieve the highest level of medical

accreditation – and families can remain together at a critical time in their newborn’s young life.

P R E S E N T S

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 Pastoral Care Team.

These individuals celebrate our hospital’s heritage and Catholic identity while meeting the diverse spiritual needs of our staff, physicians, patients and their families; assisting them in navigating end of life decisions; and providing comprehensive bereavement services.

The Sister Nancy Boyle Award For Excellence

Crystal Heart BallSaturday, February 6, 2016

The Field Museum

Cocktails at Half Past Six Dinner at Eight O’Clock

Black Tie

Valet Parking

Honoring

Patrick Elwood and Nancy Loo Masters of Ceremonies

Journey through 5,000 years of Greek history and culture and meet some of the earliest rulers,

warriors, and heroes of the ancient world in The Greeks – Agamemnon to Alexander the Great*.

Grand Raffle Fund A Cause

Dancing to the music of Indigo Orchestra

Complimentary Photo

Proceeds benefit the Neonatal Special Care Unit of Little Company of Mary Hospital.

Choose Kind - Kerry Ryan Lynch The Venerable Mary Potter Humanitarian Award

LCMH Pastoral Care Team Sister Nancy Boyle Award for Excellence

This 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 Choose Kind – Kerry Ryan Lynch.

Even before she became the mother of a child with special needs, Kerry (Ryan) Lynch exuded a certain selflessness and kindness in all aspects of her life as a wife, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, and nurse. To know Kerry is to know what it’s like to be in the presence of a truly kind soul.

In December 2009, Kerry married her college sweetheart Chris. Two years later, the couple welcomed their first daughter, beautiful Mary Catherine. Mary Cate was born with Apert Syndrome, a congenital disorder characterized by malformations of the skull, face, hands, and feet. During the first year of Mary Cate’s life, Kerry earned her “warrior” badge in her unending care of her infant daughter. Her days were spent intent on improving Mary Cate’s quality of life.

Lynch is a community awareness organizer and activist whose mission is to inform and inspire local children to be accepting of others’ differences and educate the public on craniofacial conditions associated with Apert Syndrome. People all over the world have embraced “Choose Kind” because of Kerry, and we could not be prouder to call this “unstoppable force” our friend.

The Venerable Mary Potter

Humanitarian Award

Crystal Heart Ball2016

Diana and Kent F.W. Armbruster, MDNancy and Robert BarrettMary Ellen Busch

Marti Wendt Doherty and Jim Doherty

Mary Ellen and Tom FaheySusan and Brian P. Farrell, MD

Colleen and Richard Farrell, MD

Lourdes D. Floro, MD

Mary H. Freyer, COO

Shirley and Irving Fuld, MD

Robert M. Gasior, MDNora and John Hanlon, MD

Ginny and Dave Kavanaugh

Carrie and Larry Kelley

Jamenda A. McCoy, Esq.

Daine and Thomas Quinn, MD Dennis A. Reilly, President/CEOCandice Richmond

Susan Rowan, DDS and Daniel A. Rowan, DODavid J. Roth, MDMichael Schwartz, MD and Susan Nadis, MD

Theresa E. Mintle and Michael A. Toolis

Christopher VandenbergSister Sharon Ann Walsh, LCMMarilyn and Frederick E. Wohlberg, MD

Brian T. Lepacek, Executive Director

Dennis and Jennifer O’Malley Chairpersons

Drs. Michael and Karen O’Mara Co-Chairpersons

2016 Crystal Heart Ball

Committee

*An exhibition developed by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Education and Religious Affairs (Athens, Greece), The Field Museum (Chicago, USA),

the National Geographic Museum (Washington, DC, USA), Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Archaeology and History Complex (Montréal, Canada), and the

Canadian Museum of History (Gatineau, Canada).

The Greeks is co-presented in Chicago by The Field Museum and National Hellenic Museum, and made possible by the generous contribution

of The John P. Calamos Foundation and John P. Calamos, Sr., Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Hellenic Museum.

Transportation provided by PACART.

The opening of our new Family Birth Center in 2012 offered our local community the option to

receive the latest modalities in perinatal and comprehensive birth services in the comfort of the

newly inaugurated Women’s Center for Life and Health. Since that time, our Neonatal Special

Care Unit has cared for the most vulnerable among us, newborns requiring acute care as they take

their first breaths in the world. Thanks to an innovative partnership with University of Chicago

Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital, newborn patients will now have access to the finest pediatric

sub specialists in our region right in Little Company of Mary Hospital without the need to transfer

to other medical centers. The proceeds from the 2016 Crystal Heart Ball will benefit this expanded

partnership and allow our Neonatal Special Care Unit to achieve the highest level of medical

accreditation – and families can remain together at a critical time in their newborn’s young life.

P R E S E N T S

Crystal Heart Ball2016

Diana and Kent F.W. Armbruster, MDNancy and Robert BarrettMary Ellen Busch

Marti Wendt Doherty and Jim Doherty

Mary Ellen and Tom FaheySusan and Brian P. Farrell, MD

Colleen and Richard Farrell, MD

Lourdes D. Floro, MD

Mary H. Freyer, COO

Shirley and Irving Fuld, MD

Robert M. Gasior, MDNora and John Hanlon, MD

Ginny and Dave Kavanaugh

Carrie and Larry Kelley

Jamenda A. McCoy, Esq.

Daine and Thomas Quinn, MD Dennis A. Reilly, President/CEOCandice Richmond

Susan Rowan, DDS and Daniel A. Rowan, DODavid J. Roth, MDMichael Schwartz, MD and Susan Nadis, MD

Theresa E. Mintle and Michael A. Toolis

Christopher VandenbergSister Sharon Ann Walsh, LCMMarilyn and Frederick E. Wohlberg, MD

Brian T. Lepacek, Executive Director

Dennis and Jennifer O’Malley Chairpersons

Drs. Michael and Karen O’Mara Co-Chairpersons

2016 Crystal Heart Ball

Committee

*An exhibition developed by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Education and Religious Affairs (Athens, Greece), The Field Museum (Chicago, USA),

the National Geographic Museum (Washington, DC, USA), Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Archaeology and History Complex (Montréal, Canada), and the

Canadian Museum of History (Gatineau, Canada).

The Greeks is co-presented in Chicago by The Field Museum and National Hellenic Museum, and made possible by the generous contribution

of The John P. Calamos Foundation and John P. Calamos, Sr., Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Hellenic Museum.

Transportation provided by PACART.

The opening of our new Family Birth Center in 2012 offered our local community the option to

receive the latest modalities in perinatal and comprehensive birth services in the comfort of the

newly inaugurated Women’s Center for Life and Health. Since that time, our Neonatal Special

Care Unit has cared for the most vulnerable among us, newborns requiring acute care as they take

their first breaths in the world. Thanks to an innovative partnership with University of Chicago

Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital, newborn patients will now have access to the finest pediatric

sub specialists in our region right in Little Company of Mary Hospital without the need to transfer

to other medical centers. The proceeds from the 2016 Crystal Heart Ball will benefit this expanded

partnership and allow our Neonatal Special Care Unit to achieve the highest level of medical

accreditation – and families can remain together at a critical time in their newborn’s young life.

P R E S E N T S

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 Pastoral Care Team.

These individuals celebrate our hospital’s heritage and Catholic identity while meeting the diverse spiritual needs of our staff, physicians, patients and their families; assisting them in navigating end of life decisions; and providing comprehensive bereavement services.

The Sister Nancy Boyle Award For Excellence

Crystal Heart BallSaturday, February 6, 2016

The Field Museum

Cocktails at Half Past Six Dinner at Eight O’Clock

Black Tie

Valet Parking

Honoring

Patrick Elwood and Nancy Loo Masters of Ceremonies

Journey through 5,000 years of Greek history and culture and meet some of the earliest rulers,

warriors, and heroes of the ancient world in The Greeks – Agamemnon to Alexander the Great*.

Grand Raffle Fund A Cause

Dancing to the music of Indigo Orchestra

Complimentary Photo

Proceeds benefit the Neonatal Special Care Unit of Little Company of Mary Hospital.

Choose Kind - Kerry Ryan Lynch The Venerable Mary Potter Humanitarian Award

LCMH Pastoral Care Team Sister Nancy Boyle Award for Excellence

This 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 Choose Kind – Kerry Ryan Lynch.

Even before she became the mother of a child with special needs, Kerry (Ryan) Lynch exuded a certain selflessness and kindness in all aspects of her life as a wife, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, and nurse. To know Kerry is to know what it’s like to be in the presence of a truly kind soul.

In December 2009, Kerry married her college sweetheart Chris. Two years later, the couple welcomed their first daughter, beautiful Mary Catherine. Mary Cate was born with Apert Syndrome, a congenital disorder characterized by malformations of the skull, face, hands, and feet. During the first year of Mary Cate’s life, Kerry earned her “warrior” badge in her unending care of her infant daughter. Her days were spent intent on improving Mary Cate’s quality of life.

Lynch is a community awareness organizer and activist whose mission is to inform and inspire local children to be accepting of others’ differences and educate the public on craniofacial conditions associated with Apert Syndrome. People all over the world have embraced “Choose Kind” because of Kerry, and we could not be prouder to call this “unstoppable force” our friend.

The Venerable Mary Potter

Humanitarian Award

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 Pastoral Care Team.

These individuals celebrate our hospital’s heritage and Catholic identity while meeting the diverse spiritual needs of our staff, physicians, patients and their families; assisting them in navigating end of life decisions; and providing comprehensive bereavement services.

The Sister Nancy Boyle Award For Excellence

Crystal Heart BallSaturday, February 6, 2016

The Field Museum

Cocktails at Half Past Six Dinner at Eight O’Clock

Black Tie

Valet Parking

Honoring

Patrick Elwood and Nancy Loo Masters of Ceremonies

Journey through 5,000 years of Greek history and culture and meet some of the earliest rulers,

warriors, and heroes of the ancient world in The Greeks – Agamemnon to Alexander the Great*.

Grand Raffle Fund A Cause

Dancing to the music of Indigo Orchestra

Complimentary Photo

Proceeds benefit the Neonatal Special Care Unit of Little Company of Mary Hospital.

Choose Kind - Kerry Ryan Lynch The Venerable Mary Potter Humanitarian Award

LCMH Pastoral Care Team Sister Nancy Boyle Award for Excellence

This 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 Choose Kind – Kerry Ryan Lynch.

Even before she became the mother of a child with special needs, Kerry (Ryan) Lynch exuded a certain selflessness and kindness in all aspects of her life as a wife, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, and nurse. To know Kerry is to know what it’s like to be in the presence of a truly kind soul.

In December 2009, Kerry married her college sweetheart Chris. Two years later, the couple welcomed their first daughter, beautiful Mary Catherine. Mary Cate was born with Apert Syndrome, a congenital disorder characterized by malformations of the skull, face, hands, and feet. During the first year of Mary Cate’s life, Kerry earned her “warrior” badge in her unending care of her infant daughter. Her days were spent intent on improving Mary Cate’s quality of life.

Lynch is a community awareness organizer and activist whose mission is to inform and inspire local children to be accepting of others’ differences and educate the public on craniofacial conditions associated with Apert Syndrome. People all over the world have embraced “Choose Kind” because of Kerry, and we could not be prouder to call this “unstoppable force” our friend.

The Venerable Mary Potter

Humanitarian Award

Tickets are $100 eachb e n e f i t i n g

Neonatal Special Care Unit at Little Company of Mary Hospital

*includes airfare, 7-night accommodations and $5,000 cash

Luxury Vacation to Greece for Two - $15,000 value!*

FIRST PRIZE

Second Prize $5,000 | Third Prize $2,500 | Fourth Prize $1,000

Grand Raffle

Litt le Company of Mary Hospital Foundation

February 6, 2016

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Address

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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 18, 2016.

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

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

Priority seating will be given to Diamond, Heart of Gold and

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