1. Breast cancer

survivor Peggy

Miller received

the Spirit Award.

2. Judy Caroselli,

Pam Kegley, Brenda

Weingarten and Lori

Sashes tee up.

3. Suzi Wiener

drives the ball.

4. Cis Kellman,

Dr. Jeffrey Forman

and Anita Mellen

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BOB BENYAS

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chat during

the event.

reast cancer supporters were definitely
5. Harriet Sherr,
in the pink at the recent third annual
Patti Haron
and Gloria
women's golf classic and luncheon "Think
Hamburger
Pink for a Cure." The event, held at Tam
receive some
O'Shanter Country Club, raised funds for the Barbara Ann
golf tips
Karmanos Cancer Institute breast cancer programs. To date, these
from pro
Jim Mason.
events raised more than $250,000 for cancer research.
"I'm thrilled beyond belief," said Anita Mellen, founder and chairman
6. Beth
of "Think Pink." The sell-out event managed to attract golfers and non
McLeod
picked the
golfers with a morning scramble and luncheon. Instead of the de rigueur auc
winning
tion, the event offered raffle experiences — a gourmet dinner at your home
raffle
a fashionable Montreal getaway to meet a designer or a tour of Detroit with
tickets.
a historian. Mellen graciously thanked her dedicated event chairmen
7. The Miller
Patty Moss and Lauri Siskind. The program also included Mary
clan supported
Conway, mistress of ceremonies, Janina Jacobs of the Detroit Free
matriarch
Press and Dr. Jeffrey Forman, chief radiation oncology officer at
Peggy Miller
Karmanos. Forman presented Peggy Miller, a breast cancer
at the event.
survivor, with a spirit award. "She is a remarkable indi-
8. Patty Moss tied
vidual dealing with breast cancer for three
a pink piece of yarn
decades," said Forman.
along with everyone
in the audience. The
—Carla Schwartz

yarn will be knitted

into a special

memorable

project.