The 16th Annual
Alicia Joy Techner

Memorial Parenting Conference

at

Temple Israel

5725 Walnut Lake Road • West Bloomfield
(1 Mile North of 15 Mile, just E. of Drake Rd)
presents

TAMMY BOCCOMINO

at a FREE Conference for parents and teens
Monday, January 30, 1995 ri" 6:30 p.m.

T

ammy Boccomino is among the most well respected and best known local AIDS cru-
saders. She has done hundreds of presentations for students, teachers, parents and
professional groups on AIDS awareness and has appeared on many TV and radio talk
shows. She has also been a speaker for several national AIDS organizations.

Tammy contracted HIV in 1983 from her first husband who, unknown to Tammy, was
an IV drug user. After divorcing him she married again in 1985, and had two sons.
Following the birth of her second son Michael, Tammy was diagnosed as HIV positive.
Michael was confirmed HIV positive at six months of age and is currently diagnosed with
AIDS.

AID S
AWARENESS

The 16th Annual Alicia Joy Techner Memorial Parenting Conference proudly welcomes
Tammy Boccomino and her very important presentation on the topic of HIV and AIDS. We
welcome all parents and teenagers in the community.

Tammy's talk will begin with her personal story. She will then explain the facts of AIDS
and how to talk effectively with children and teens about this disease. Tammy will focus on
protecting ourselves from AIDS and how to deal with the growing number of cases in the
schools, work place, religious communities and families. She will discuss what we can do to
stop the spread of this disease.

This conference has been made possible by the many generous contributions from the friends and family
of David and Ilene Techner in memory of their beloved daughter, Alicia. It represents their deep commitment
to the value of parenting and their concern for improved family life.

For further information, call the Temple at:

(810) 661-5700

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