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Foundation.
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the business school at
O'Sullivan College in Mon-
treal. "I went to the school
of life-long learning' she
adds.
FAMILY: She is married to
Tom Ashcraft, the president
of the Better Business
Bureau. This is her second
marriage, and together they
have a combined family of
10 children. Her mother,
Lina LaBelle, a French
Canadian artist, resides in
Toronto.

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paign, $9 million, that we
started in 1988. We are
about to embark on Phase
Two."

PHILOSOPHY: "In my work I
want to impart a feeling of
warmth and gratitude to all
who participate in making
cancer fail. Fund raising is
a business but it's important
to let everybody know that
every gift is important,
whether it's $5 or $1,000 or
a $25,000 gift. Every gift
means something to the
Michigan Cancer
Foundation.
"A personal philosophy is
one of every day being able
to communicate something
that would make somebody
feel good. I'm a very positive
person and I feel very
strongly that if we can put
a smile on somebody's face
every day, it's important.
Also, my family is very im-
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BACKGROUND:
Maxine
Ashcraft was born and rais-
ed in Montreal. "Montreal
is a parochial city. I don't
think I really had a true ap-
preciation until I went
back."
Her mother is French and
her father, Claude, was
Jewish. Her father died
when she was 9 years old.
She remembers being an
achiever as a child and put-
ting pressure on herself. She
graduated from West Mount
High School in Montreal.
She began business
school, but then went to Ber-
muda to work. She worked
there two years and met her
first husband. They moved
to Detroit. While raising her
family, she became active in
the Jewish community. Her
beginning mentor was the
late Celia Baruch, who was
active in Federation. In the
mid-1960s, she began work-
ing on legislative issues for
the National Council of
Jewish Women.
As a result of her efforts at
NCJW, Mrs. Ashcraft was
appointed by Governor
William Milliken to a

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