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University City Foundation for Public SchoolsOur mission: to improve the quality of our children’s education by providing supplemental resources to University City public schools.

Welcome to Taste of the Triangle 2014

Program:5:30 PM VIP Registration Begins

6:00 PM VIP Reception Honoring Founding and Former Board Members and Fund-An-Item

6:30 PM Registration for Main Event Begins

7:00 PM Main Event and Silent Auction Bidding Opens

8:40 PM Row 1 Silent Auction Tables Close



9:00 PM Checkout Begins (Time Approximate)

9:30-10:30 PM Dancing on the Patio

Selections from 20 featured restaurants available

from 7:00 to 9:00 PM.


Twenty years ago the first Taste of the Triangle was held in the Bank of America lobby where guests were served treats from a few local restaurants, such as Lorna’s and The French Gourmet. The event was so successful, EdUCate! board members knew it needed to get bigger.

Board members recruited Rashmi Bhargava and Louise Edwards, the very first Co-Chairs of Taste. Two instrumental women who, with no budget, visited, patronized, and begged the local restaurants to support Taste. They built Taste into EdUCate!’s signature event, where it still stands strong. Today, Taste includes a VIP reception, music, dancing, auctions, and lots of tastes from excellent restaurants.

How did EdUCate! come about in the first place? Deb Horwitz was at a Spreckels Discretionary Funds Committee Meeting and found it frustrating to simply write a check to help fund a certain item. It was then she decided that something had to be done to help provide additional support to our local schools. Soon thereafter, a meeting was held in her home with various community members to gauge interest in a new community foundation. Deb recalls that all the PTA groups were worried that they would be selling gift wrap.

But interest was building, and soon Mary Kay Hewitt came aboard to help incor-porate the foundation as a non-profit, since she had just done so with Grad Nite. Linda Katz helped with other background work, and Marcia Brumitt helped with developing the organizational structure. Marcia was recruited by Mary Kay during the Spreckels Halloween Costume Parade. Sandy Arkin ran strategic planning. Ann Wille and Carol May helped with marketing. Mary Kay also roped in Mary Carey. Miyo Reff was in charge of allocations who, when they were sitting around deciding on a shorter and more memorable brand than the name University City Foundation for Public Schools, noticed that there was a “UC” in educate, and bingo, EdUCate! was born.

A year or two later, one morning at Patricia Newman’s house, the group was trying to come up with a fundraising idea and knew they couldn’t leave that day without a viable idea. Eventually, Deb said that “everybody likes to eat, food is festive and brings people together and there’s this new idea of ‘Taste’ events, and could we pos-sibly try a local version? ... maybe with just desserts?” What would they call it? Deb, ever the English teacher seeking a snappy title, said “Taste of the Triangle.”

Here we are today, our 20th Anniversary of Taste of the Triangle at the intimate setting of the UCSD Faculty Club. An appropriate venue for an event that fund-raises to support public education. We honor those past EdUCate! board members

A Salute to the Taste of the Triangle


A Salute to the Taste of the Triangle (cont.)

who set the groundwork for such a community-oriented group. Even today, lifelong EdUCate! advocates Mary Kay Hewitt and Mary Carey have been instrumental in helping organize this evening’s celebration. What visionaries these men and women were and are, understanding that the future of our society lays in the education of our youth.

EdUCate! Board Members - Past and Present

Barbara AgnewMichael AlstonNancy ArdenSandra ArkinStacy ArmstrongAnn Armstrong-AshMark Ashton Pam BairdScott BaldwinHarriet BalleBrian BarnhorstCrunchy BeacomBriand BeausolielNancy BeckTom BeersRashmi BhargavaMaynard BissonnetteJohn BrooksMarcia BrumittLinda CanadaMary CareyJulie CastanJoe CelanoDavid CherashoreLisa ChurchillMichelle ClarenceCarla CoffinMichael CohenSusan CouchCheryl CreaghTim CreaghTom CrewsMary CroftChapin DayJohn DrydenYvonne Dyson

Rojielynn FayBrook FeerickDavid FishM.E. FithianLiz FortKendra French-NoackPattie GabrielSteve GrayJo GuinnHeidi Hansen Elaine HansonJane HargroveAndrea HarrisonKaren HarveyDeborah HedleyMary Kay HewittAmanda HirkoJeanne HoeyGreg HomDeborah HorwitzKathleen HullPrice KageyKelley KlassenDouglas KoehlerJoyce LangenbacherTricia LangillMichele LollyLori LongstreetMarge LorangDiane LuekePamela MaddenRichard MadsenLisa MarvinCarol MayMary McCabePaul McCabe

Naomi McLeanLynn McNealRoy MillerAnnie MorleyElizabeth MurrayTim NapperPatricia NewmanEllen Person Deborah RamirezSandy RedmanMiyo ReffBruce RobbinsKim RobertsConnie RootenJesse RubinJemma SamalaLynn ShieldsGoody SiboldShawn SkillinLaurel SlaterDan SquillerAnne St. LouisMelissa StephensonMaryAnn StewartSusan StynMargaret SuchanTony TovarMary VetaPhillip WebMarilyn WeberScott WeberOlivia WernerAnn WilleSam WongDawn YandelGreg Zinser


Music Provided By

The Standley Middle School String QuartetIlana Hirschfeld, ViolinStephanie Dunlap, ViolinZoe Mitchell, ViolaAnton Baddour, `Cello

The Standley TrioLorenzo Van Munoz, FluteHenry Helmuth, `CelloDavid Berard, Piano

Phillip MarcusMusic DirectorStandley Middle School

UCHS Jazz EnsembleJeremy Kern, SaxPaul Sud, TrumpetStevie Singh, DrumsJames Sud, Bass Guitar

Many thanks to the Standley Middle School Musicians and UCHS Jazz Ensemble for donating your time and talent.


Auctioneer

Fundraisers Only, Mike Hogan, is our auctioneer this evening.

Photography Provided By

Photographer Greg Hom is an active University City volunteer, EdUCate! board member, and proud UC High School and Standley parent. You will often see him behind his camera at many UC events. We are thrilled and grateful he is sharing his love of photography with us by photographing tonight’s special anniversary event.


Restaurants (Menu Items Subject to Change)

On the PatioAhi Sushi & Grill: Albacore Special Roll, Tuna x Tuna Roll, Cali Roll, Vegetarian Lo Mein

Bite of Boston: Lobster Roll, Clam Chowder, Chicken Salad with Cranberries and Walnuts

Cozymels: Mini Tacos Salads with Sour Cream, Guacamole and Pico de Gallo (w/wo Meat)

Dan Diegos Euro Café: Bread Pudding with Jameson’s Flavored Caramel Sauce

Eureka!: Truffle Fries, Osso Buco Riblets

Leucadia Pizzeria: Ravioli with Vodka Sauce and Homemade Chocolate Chip Cookies

The French Gourmet:Braised Beef Cheeks with Red Bliss Mashed Potatoes

UCHS Culinary Club: Sweet and Sour Meatballs

Veggie Grill: All Hale Kale Salad and Carrot Cake

Whisknladle:Duck Breast with Compressed Cherries, Olive Powder and Dandelion Greens


In the Dining RoomAmaya La Jolla: Paté de Campagne with Mâché Salad

Bella Vista Social Club and Caffé: Bella Vista Jambalaya

Boudin Bakery:Finger-Size Tastes of Turkey & Havarti French Sourdough Baguette Sandwich

Carriage Trade: Roasted Beets, Prosciutto, Stilton, Fennel, Chicory Mix, Lemon-Honey Crema

Car’s Jars: Layered Craft Salads

Corner Bakery: Chicken Pesto Cavatappi; Bundt Bites and Mini Cookies

Marina Kitchen: Stinging Nettle Risotto with Crispy Pork Belly

Outcast Grill: Mini Falafel Sliders

Specialty’s: Semi-Sweet Cookies and Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

The Melting Pot: Chocolate Fondue


Giving Club*(January 1, 2013 through April 21, 2014)

Golden Triangle Society (>$10000) Salesforce.comUC Marketplace Founder’s Circle ($5000.00 < $9999.00) Anonymous Nancy and Mike BeckRobert SydowCaryl Lees Witte-Century 21 Award

President’s Council ($2500.00 <$4999.00)Brook and Tom FeerickTerri and Steve GrayDrs. Bruce Robbins and R. Elaine HansonDr. John Spinosa and Ms. Marge LorangWells Fargo Foundation Trustee’s Circle ($1000.00 < $2499.00) Robert and Brooke ChoiBarbara CookeDrs. Don and M. E. FithianAndreas FreundAndrea Harrison and Brian BarnhorstPaul and Deborah HedleyAmanda and David HirkoAmy and Craig MagnussonElizabeth and Bruce MurrayKevin MurrayJemma SamalaAnne and Dan St. LouisSam and Barbara Takahashi Family FundUniversity City Community Association Benefactor’s Club ($500.00 < $999.00) Susan Wilson and Mark BanhamJohn Bassler UC Realtor GroupJohn and Luann BeacomMr. and Mrs. Maynard Bissonnette

Mary CareyFrances and Robert ClarenceColleen and Richard DoeringKaren and Dan HarveyJames Hibert and Donna MulcahyGina and Kent Johnson Kelley and Darren KlassenEdward and Patricia LangillMichael and Catherine LesterBrian Wilson and Michele LollyEric and Lori LongstreetDiane and Michael LuekeJoe and Pamela MaddenJeffrey and Angela MinerMarie and Mike MinnickWilliam and Janet MurrayMr. Paul Nierman and Ms. Deborah HorwitzLisa and Anders NybergMichelle and Jesse RubinDr. Bradley Spitz and Ms. Jo GuinnDaniel Squiller and Robin ReadBrian and Meghan StarnesAly Stein Louis Tommasino, CPA, P.C.Antony and Tabatha TovarMilo and Susan WorshamKarie Wright

Friend’s Club ($250.00 < $499.00) Fritz and Susana AhernChristopher and Linda BeresfordBrookie BestTracy BlackDonna BridgesJulie and Glenn CastanDr. Hank and Mrs. Jill ChambersColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageChris and John FikesMark and Ann FulcherDelton and Carrie GarciaWilliam and Dianna Greer


Sandra and Richard GroebnerHeidi HansenMr. and Mrs. Roger HewittKenway and Jeanne HoeyJulie and Reid HollyfieldGreg Hom and Sharon JoeGina and Kent JohnsonBill and Maureen KowbaRodney and Sally LorangHeidi and Bill LyonKaren Arden and Paul McRaeSusan and Zoran MikicPrevSec, Inc.QualcommJohn RaetzKim RobertsMarti and Michael RowanLynn and Steve ShieldsGoody and Brian SiboldMelissa StephensonMary TaylorAmy TostadoKaren WilsheDawn Yandel

Honor Roll II (100.00 < $249.00)Francesca AdrianoLanie AshworthKaren and Dustin BalyAndrew BayerWilliam BechtelMarshall and Tama Becker-VaranoLori Bende, O.D.Sharon BodrugAlyssa BrzenskiStephen CelnikerLuda ChumakovaLisa ChurchillChelsea and Bruce CochranePatrick and Kendra ColeEdinei Dal BemAchim David and Melanie David

Dr. Craig and Mrs. Deanna DitzlerLouise and Victor EnglemanKelly and Albert EscobedoJohn Lee EvansJennifer EverginJulie FelixElizabeth FortTim GentnerCristin HagamanLinda HannaJane and John HargroveTracy HirschfeldDr. Brian and Ruby HuizarChris JuarezLarry KadingLinda KavanaghThomas and Pamela KellyCarol Ann and George W. LattimerAmanda Johnson LeeDenis and Susan LevyJane LimAlphonse and LeWayne LorangJing LuoKazimira MacLeodBonnie MacRitchieGeorge and Maria MansfieldCindy MartenArnaud MeylanMeleen and Mark MichalekArash NasseriPeter and Karen NewmanCynthia and Pete NowickiMoira and Rachael OgataKira and Bob OldsDawn OlsonChandramohan PalaniappanCameron and Katie ParkerDaniel and Ilynn PenaDr. and Mrs. John PersonDaniel Pick Michael and Nancy PriceHeather and David Ray


Dusty and Kevin ReischJames RimmerTom and Terri ScheidtStephanie Palomo SchmidtAna Miletic SedyRobert M. ShaughnessyJanet and Steve ShieldsJi Huyn ShinJulia and Jeremy SimmonsGrant and Kathleen SinnockLaurel and Daniel SlaterMiko Tokuhama-OlsenBrent and Staci TorgesonDiane and Buddy VoitLisa WilsonHolly and Jeffrey WolfCathy and Bryan WrightTim WrightXiangdong YaoWeiwen Xiao

Honor Roll I (< $100.00) Maryam Al QaderiFawwaz AlmenawerLianne Urada AtkinsonCarlos and Norma BauerDerick and Alexis BoernerLynsey BuererChristopher and Marie ByrdMs. Mari D. Perez and Dr. Aihamar ByrdSteve CalvaoJNC and LBA CaseYoung Cha and Sunhee ChaMr. and Mrs. Paul CroftYukuan FengStephanie Feudjio FeupeMichael FilioLuciano Gaitan

Maria GeorgeJenny GoodmanLeilei GuoJason and Vivian HagaMr. and Mrs. Donald P. KargScott and Meredith KennedyYoung Hwan Kim and Jeong Hee ParkJanine KnappChris KuekerYoungjun LeeKristin and Joseph LongfellowJennifer MerrymanLloyd and Lori NakamuraClint and Paula ObrigewitchPaulette and Tim O’SheaMaria PakAudrey PattersonTodd and Louise PickeringOlga PostnikovaArthur and Patricia SamoraAllan SathyadevWilliam J. and Mary A. ScheffelDiane SchmidtMarion SipeShawn and David SkillinMaryAnn StewartAmy StuderPia and Manish SudKeith and Karen ThygersonMarsha and Gerald ToyenMana UsuiSyd and John WalshJian WuHu Qian YanLarry Yandel Memorial FundJin Yang

Giving Club (cont.)

*EdUCate! thanks you for purchasing Taste of the Triangle tickets. Giving Club excludes purchase of event tickets per IRS regulations. We regret any errors in Giving Club levels.


Auction Protocol Welcome to the Taste of the Triangle Auction, where all items have beendonated and all proceeds benefit the students of the five public schools ofUniversity City. To participate in the Silent Auction, use the bidder num-ber assigned when you checked in this evening. There will be one bidder number per couple or family. This number is on your name tag and also on the back of your program.

The Silent Auction procedures are as follows:

• There will be staggered closing times, with bidding on Row 1 Silent Auction Tables closing at 8:40 PM, Row 2 Silent Auction Tables closing at 8:50 PM, and Row 3 Silent Auction Tables closing at 9:00 PM.

• We will also have guaranteed “Buy It Now” prices shown for most bas-kets. If you bid this amount, you are guaranteed to get this basket and no overbids are allowed.

• Bids are maintained on bid sheets for each offered item. To place a bid, put your bidder number on the line next to the amount of your bid. Note that each item has a minimum starting bid and a minimum amount each additional bid can be increased. Any bid that does not comply with the minimum bid requirements will be disallowed.

• By entering a bid you commit to purchase the item tonight, and take it with you, if your bid is the highest and a “Buy It Now” has not been bid.

• An announcement will be made shortly before bidding closes on each of the three rows. You will then have a last opportunity to submit your final bid(s).


The Silent Auction procedures (cont.)

• The official closing of each row of the Auction occurs when the auctioneer declares it closed. The bid sheets for each item will be removed and bids tallied. Winning bidder numbers will be posted beginning at approxi-mately 9 PM at the Checkout tables in the front hall, where payment can be made by cash, check, VISA, AMEX, or MasterCard.

If you bid on any items, please be sure to stop by the Checkout tables to see if you were the winning bidder. If there are any problems or questions regarding the Auction, please contact our Auction chairpersonJemma Samala at [email protected]. Some restrictions apply to certain auction items; please read carefully the description of any item you are interested in bidding on.


Auction Descriptions

1. A Taste of Breakfast: You know what they say—breakfast is the most important meal of the day! So start off by bidding on an assortment of breakfast dining establishments, and you’ll be guaranteed to get the auction off to the right start. Go to the long time favorite Broken Yolk, where they have huevos. Then take your leisure to dine at The Cottage ($50) in La Jolla, a popular beach cottage location. For those lazy weekends in bed, choose from three delicious Butter Braids (flavor of your choice) courtesy of Peter and Sheri Knobloch. Value: $115

2. A Hot Taste for the Firehouse: Firemen are known for their culinary skills, and the crew at University City’s Fire Station 35 is ready to cook for you. Our first responders will provide dinner at the firehouse for 6-8 people. Included is a personalized tour of the firehouse and fire equipment. This is one hot package for the lucky winner and friends!Value: Priceless

3. A Taste of Spain:Every year Marge Lorang and John Spinosa donate everything you need to serve a three-course authentic Spanish Paella dinner in your home for you and 19 of your closest friends (including tables, chairs, dishes, linens, etc.). Your guests will enjoy tapas and Spanish wines while watching John prepare the paella on his outdoor propane burner set-up. It’s a fun show watching it all come together in one big pan! You choose the recipe: Mixed seafood, chicken and sausage, or vegetarian. Or maybe you want the black rice paella, whose hue comes from squid ink. Marge’s velvety flan adds a sweet finish. Start putting together your bidding group now! Value: $2,000 4. A Taste of the Philippines: Taste of the Triangle Chair Jemma Samala, and her parents Lita and Elmer Samala (who really are the ones that cook), will donate two dozen lumpia (egg rolls) and pansit (noodles) four times during the following year. There’s nothing like mom and dad’s homemade Filipino dishes.Value: $160


5. A Taste of Westfield UTC: With Mexico as our neighbor to the south, you know San Diego has tasty and authentic Mexican food venues. Sample some of the best at Rubio’s with $50 worth of catering, find them at the food court. For delicious seasonal fare, go to the other side of the mall and have dinner and drinks at Seasons 52 ($52). Their selection of flatbreads and shot glass sized desserts are amazing. You can sit in the bar and enjoy the live piano music.Value: $102

6. A Taste of Tapenade: The classic French bistro Tapenade, located in the village of La Jolla, is pro-viding the lucky winner a chef ’s dinner for four. Chef Jean Michel Diot will surely please your group with his French Provencal dishes. Value: $270

7. A Taste of Nine-Ten: Venture over into the village and enjoy a fabulous three-course dinner for two at Nine-Ten, located in the Grande Colonial Hotel. Enjoy the romantic views of the sunset.Value: $120

8. A Taste of Herringbone’s: You and five other guests will definitely feel special with this four-course dinner at Herringbone’s. The meal includes sommelier selected wine pair-ings and is prepared by Executive Chef Nick Stinton. Delicious! Value: $600

9. A Taste of the Sea: San Diego’s prime oceanfront location provides fresh fare for the seafood lover. The winner gets a bountiful basket from the ocean as they sample two of San Diego’s best seafood restaurants: Bay Park Fish Co. ($50), and The Fish Market ($50.).Value: $100

10. A Taste of Casinos: Take a break from the slots, grab three of your gambling buddies and fill up your plates at Barona Casino’s Seasons Fresh Buffet. Value: $120


11. A Taste of Italy: A Taste of Italy: Buon Giorno! Who doesn’t love Italian food? Spaghetti and meatballs is comfort food to many, as is pizza to most of our kids. Venture out and sample some of La Jolla’s Italian restaurants and show the kids how to expand their taste buds. Go to Café Milano ($25) for lunch one day, then another day dinner at Bernini’s ($75). Later at home, try making your own Italian dishes using an assortment of olive oils and balsamic vinegar from Villa Capri. Value: $125

12. A Taste of the Faculty Club: Isn’t the Ida and Cecil Green Faculty Club a wonderful setting? Come back and enjoy it again with a lunch for two. They’ve also provided some wine and snacks to whet your appetite. Value: $125

13. A Taste of Suzie’s Farms: A local farm institution, Suzie’s Farms products are found at many restau-rants. Pick up your own Good Farm Box CSA at a local farmer’s market. You will also get passes for a farm tour at their location in South San Diego County. Local, fresh, organic goodness.Value: $70

14. A Taste of the UTC Farmer’s Market: Welcome back to the UTC Farmer’s Market at Doyle Elementary! Brian Beevers, market manager, shows his gratitude to the community by provid-ing one week’s CSA and an assortment of market tastes and treasures.Value: TBD

15. A Taste of Chocolate: Michael & Diane Lueke, EdUCate! board member, sure loves their choco-late – but who doesn’t? They are sharing their special love of Ghirardelli chocolates by sharing with EdUCate! guests a delectable basket of triple chocolate brownie, an assortment of flavored chocolate squares in a display box, and The Ghirardelli Chocolate Cookbook! Then steal away to a sweet and savory brunch at the Eclipse Chocolate Bar & Bistro. Yummy!Value: $100

16. A Taste of Cookies: COOKIES! Michele & Rick Hagstrom’s annual donation of Girl Scout cookies is highly sought after. Then keep your cookie habit satisfied all year long as EdUCate! volunteer Shannon Wilson, well known for her baking expertise, will bake for you a batch of treats six times during the year (two dozen cookies or a dessert). You’re going to want those recipes! Value: $165


17. A Taste of Gluten-Free: The Sustainable Pantry, aka Carina Wheatley, has provided an assortment of gluten-free mixes, call it the “Mix-A-Month” collection. She’s also included a sampler of Whey Low. Goodbye gluten, hello yummy for your tummy! Value: $100

18. A Taste of Coffee: UC parent and one of the brothers from Ryan Bros. Coffee of San Diego, Tom Ryan, has donated a basket of liquid gold – coffee, tea, cocoa, accesso-ries, and a $25 gift card, too. Nirvana is just a sip away! Value: $100

19 A. A Taste of Beer: EdUCate! is all about educating, right? Well then, two of you can take an educational tour and go bar hopping on a Social Cycle SD public mixer tour. Don’t stop there…continue your tastings at EdUCate!’s Oktoberfest in the fall. Get two VIP passes for UNLIMITED pours at this fall’s Okto-berfest. You can get a preview of the event with an assortment of beers from Oktoberfest brewers and a $25 gift certificate to Coronado Brewing Com-pany. It’s a good thing that you can probably walk home.Value: $325 19 B. A Taste of the Mission: Still in the mood for more beer tasting? Ten of you can go on a private brewery tour and tasting at the Mission Brewery in San Diego’s East Village. No need to drive, you all can take the trolley. (Must be age 21+ to taste.)Value: $150

20. A Taste of Animal Style: No, this isn’t a pet package (they’re next), but one for the carnivores. You and the family can go to In-N-Out with a basket of four meal certificates, t-shirt, hat and water cup. Then later go to Bull’s BBQ ($50) for some smokin’ delights. When you think you can’t handle any more, Mastiff Sau-sage Company is challenging you with four meal passes for an entree and a side. But it ain’t over. Head on to Slater’s 50/50 where they are famous for mixing beef and bacon in their burgers ($20). Value: $185


21. Pet Lover: Keep your pet happy and healthy with a complete office visit and exam, one annual vaccination, and your choice of one month of flea control or heart-worm prevention from Governor Animal Clinic. With kids and animals running around, it’s time to get those carpets cleaned. Do so with Oxi Fresh of San Diego’s natural carpet cleaning services, which uses a powerful oxy-genated system that leaves no sticky residue and is safe for children and pets. (Good for three rooms and hallway or closet.) Value: $315

22. You’re A Dog’s Best Friend: Your four-legged friend will appreciate your kindness when you take him to the Governor Animal Clinic for a complete office visit and exam, one annual vaccination, and your choice of one month of flea control or heart-worm prevention. With animals and kids running around, it’s time to get those carpets cleaned. Do so with Oxi Fresh of San Diego’s natural carpet cleaning services, which uses a powerful oxygenated system that leaves no sticky residue and is safe for children and pets. (Good for three rooms and hallway or closet.) Value: $315

23. Idol Bound: Training for American Idol? Get some help from professional voice instruc-tor Tracy Hirschfeld. You’ll get four 30-minute voice lessons, which will be sure to make you a future singing star. (New students only please, and must use by August 2014.) Then get inspired as two of you visit the Museum of Making Music.Value: $156

24. Tickling the Ivories: Not only is Tracy Hirschfeld a professional voice instructor, but a profes-sional piano instructor, too. Here, you’ll get four 30-minute piano lessons. Soon you will be playing sweet music for the neighbors. (New students only please, and must use by August 2014.) Then get inspired as two of you visit the Museum of Making Music.Value: $156

25. Broadway Bound: Theatre lovers don’t need to fly to New York to see a good show; San Diego’s theatre scene has plenty to offer. Grab your theatre buddy and start off by watching Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, presented by Broadway San Diego, on June 24, 2014, 7:00 p.m. Then catch a show at the intimate Cygnet Theatre in Old Town at a performance of your choice.Value: $210


26. La Jolla Bound: View a performance of “Chasing the Song” at the La Jolla Playhouse on Saturday, June 7, starting at 8:00pm (donated by DonorNation). Then return to a performance of your choice during the 2014/15 season. The the-ater has had many of their own productions make their way to Broadway, maybe the one you see will be the next.Value: $250

27. A Kid’s Just Gotta Dance: Don’t hold them back, let the kids express themselves on the dance floor. Then keep it going with an 8-class dance card or 8-week youth session at Culture Shock Dance Center. Value: $96

28. Get Your Groove On: Us ladies can shake a thing or two, and we can have lots of fun doing so at Culture Shock Dance Center. Your 8-class dance card provides a whole as-sortment of moves: hip hop, belly dance, salsa, urbanelectro…and so much more! Value: $96

29. Partner with Yoga:Would you rather learn yoga in the privacy of your home? Certified yoga instructor Pia Weber will give you and a friend a two-hour one-on-one yoga session to help you stretch and pose your body back into shape. Whether you prefer downward dog or child’s pose, Pia will make yoga part of your daily routine. Value: $150

30. Chakra Pilates: Open up your chakras and get four private classes at the UC Chakra Pilates location. After these sessions, you’ll see a change in both mind and body.Value: $265

31. Body Wise Escape: Your body will tell you when you need a little extra help. Get a boost from Body Wise Acupuncture & Total Wellness, with either one acupuncture or one facial rejuvenation session. Your body will say thank you.Value: $125


32. Kiehl’s Escape: Kiehl’s, known for their natural skin care, beauty and cosmetics products, has offered our EdUCate! guests a spectacular assortment of starter prod-ucts: Amino Acid Shampoo and Conditioner, Ultra Facial Cleanser, Bath and Shower Liquid Body Cleanser “Grapefruit”, Crème De Corps Body Crème, Ultimate Strength Hand Salve, Ultra Facial Moisturizer. People will soon be asking your kids if you’re their sister. Value: $150

33. Artisan Soap: Rainswept Cottage’s Brett Weiss makes soap by hand with food-grade oils and butters from sustainable, fair trade sources, mineral colorants, and lots of creativity. Enjoy this colorful, sweet-smelling assortment and revel in the luxury of handmade soap.Value: $85

34. Love that Stella & Dot: UC resident Trudy Love and Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandis-ing grad shares her fashion style with one lucky winner and up to 14 of her friends. Trudy will bring the wine and supply two hours of a Stella & Dot Styling Session. Enjoy the excitement of jewelry and accessories while hav-ing a great time with your girlfriends. The hostess (you) will get a beautiful bracelet, a $25 gift card, and jewels in hostess rewards! (Avg. hostess receives $200.) Value: approximately $300

35. Wardrobe Makeover: Jockey Person to Person consultant Jan Sullivan is donating a custom 5-piece wardrobe. She will also give you a private style appointment and a 90-minute closet audit. Get ready to walk the runway. Value: $500

36. Pamper Me: Relax as you lay back and let Trisha from The Healing Body Massage of La Jolla give you a well-deserved massage. Afterwards, get pampered even more at Angel Nails San Diego where they will treat you to a spa manicure and pedicure with massage. It’s okay to indulge.Value: $145


37. Your Face Needs Some Oxygen: Revive, replenish and protect your skin with an intraceutical oxygen facial by Deidre Evans Skincare. As seen in Elle and OK magazines, this proce-dure is also used by Madonna and Robin Thicke. It will hydrate, lift and tighten your skin. Ideal for softening the visable signs of premature aging, fine lines and wrinkles, and the sagging and loss of contour. Ahh, to be young again!Value: $100

38. Ultimate Facial: Don’t forget to pamper your beautiful face with a facial using Arbonne’s botanical anti-aging skincare products. UC parent Ruby Roof and Arbonne consultant also throws in $75 worth of products. Value: $100

39. Strengthen Your Performance: Kelly Johnson, UCHS Athletic Trainer, knows what it takes to strengthen and condition your body. She will provide three private personal train-ing sessions that includes: free body measurements and body composition analysis, fitness assessments, nutritional coaching, core stability training, and a complimentary “bring a friend” pass. Either you or your student ath-lete will gain the benefits. Your student athlete will also receive a free sports physical offered on Wednesday, June 4, anytime from 2:30-5:30, at UCHS, courtesy of the Centurion Foundation to make sure they are ready for play. Value: $295

40. Get Out of Jail Free: San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore’s version of a kinder, gentler scared straight program, four “guests” will take an informative tour of the San Di-ego Central Jail. Then join Sheriff Gore for a hosted lunch…now, not sure if that is in the jail cafeteria or not…hmm…but you get to leave the jail once it’s over! (Must be 18 and over.) Value: Priceless

41. UCLL: Your little baseball phenom can get his career started by playing in Universi-ty City Little League. Your package includes spring registration for the 2014 season (does not include candy fundraiser buyout or snack bar volunteer hours), a 50th Anniversary UCLL pin, and one-half hour of cage time from Canyonside Baseball & Softball Academy. Value: up to $150


42. UC Del Sol: The girls are just as tough as the boys – and their pitching arms can last lon-ger too. Get them playing softball with a 2014 spring registration from UC Del Sol. Then get their bats swinging with one-half hour of cage time from Canyonside Baseball & Softball Academy.Value: $160

43. Padres Fan: Baseball season is in full swing and one lucky San Diego baseball fan will enjoy cheering the Padres, especially sitting in four field level seats to any regular season 2014 home game. donated by the team. Get there early for some autographs. Lucky loyal fan. Value: $200

44. Another Padres Fan: Hang a star on this one! Get four field seats, section 107, to the Friday, May 9, night game against the Florida Marlins. You’ll be right down with all the action. Donated by Hugh McCabe, Neil, Dymott, Frank, McFall & Texler.Value: $270

45. Touchdown Aztecs!: Who’s ready for football? The San Diego State Athletics department is helping local football fans start off the season by providing four plaza/loge endzone tickets to any 2014-2015 season home game. Go Aztecs! Value: $70

46. Friday Night Lights: It’s back to high school days as you get a pass for two adults and one student to attend regular season varsity home football and basketball games. And get in the school spirit with some Centurion wear donated by the Centurion Foundation of UCHS. Your kids may not want to sit next to you, but all the parents can loudly cheer on the teams! UC, U KNOW!Value: $150

47. Aztec Hoops: The San Diego State men’s basketball team is on fire and will surely con-tinue their hot streak during the next season. John Spinosa and former EdUCate! board member Marge Lorang want to share their Aztec pride by donating one pair of their valuable season tickets to your choice of game during the next regular season. And you won’t miss a call when you’re sitting at Center Court, Row 11. After one game, if you’re not already, you will become a lifelong SDSU fan.Value: $300


48. Boot Up Your Super Body: Personal and group fitness trainer Kim Yeater will give you participation in her SuperBodies In Motion Spring Bootcamp starting May 5. She’ll help you burn fat and keep it off, and create lean body mass. Plus, Kim will also add a private Wellness Session. A package that will make you a winner!Value: $250

49. Shoot Them Up: Plan some non-lethal shootouts, as you get two all day admissions to the Paintball Park. Then rack up the points during six games of laser tag at Ul-trazone. If you’re still in the mood to hit something, go to the Stadium Golf Center and use up your $50 worth of range vouchers. Value: $190

50. Coronado Whale Watch: Living in San Diego makes it easy for us to enjoy the ocean attractions. You and a friend can spend the day on the glorious ocean with an 8-hour pack-age for two from Pacific Nature Tours. You’ll get on board their 70’ boat the Eclipse and enjoy a fun, educational atmosphere. Your food and drinks are included. Value: $390 51. Water Adventures: Slow it down a little as your group of four take beginner stand-up paddle-board (SUP) lessons from OEX Point Loma. Then head inland, yes to Vista, for some splash for two at the Wave Waterpark. And since you may need some new board shorts, get some at Clairemont Surf Shop with your $25 gift certificate. You may be getting hungry from all the paddling, so head on over to Islands ($50).Value: $370

52. Balboa Park Outing: Take a day to visit some of Balboa Park’s wonderful museums that we tend to overlook as San Diego residents – four tickets each to : Museum of Pho-tographic Arts, San Diego Air & Space Museum, and the Marston House Museum & Historic Gardens. Then head on home for a Family Dinner at Round Table Pizza and say hello to constant UC supporter Joe Sassano. Value: $180

53. Ice Skate Party: Rock and roll around the ice rink with your group of 10 at San Diego Ice Arena. Round and round you’ll go; when you stop, go get snacks. Remem-ber to dress in layers. Value: $120


54. A Kid’s Play:Geppetto’s Toys has provided enough games to keep your kids away from the xBox: Yo to Pro, Make ‘n’ Break, You-Build-It Headphones, Duct Tape Fashion. Throw in a bunch of other toys and the kids will all be over. Mom and Dad can escape to Round Table for a dinner for two.Value: $150

55. Horsing Around: The hidden canyons of San Diego offer some beautiful paths to ride horses. Take advantage of the scenery as two adults get horseback riding lessons at the Rancho El Camino Equestrian Center given by Shellie and Larry Bean. Pretty soon you two will be riding into the glorious sunset.Value: $150

56. Lucie’s Lady: There is nothing like the love of a good horse and her friendly knicker as you approach. Let her whisper in your ear, breathe upon your soul and you will be forever changed. UC resident Lucie Punches captures her love for her horse in her beautiful painting Lady. Her donation recreates the paint-ing in this re-printed, UV protected metal art. It’s finished with box frame cleat with hanging wire. You’ll be inspired to find your own lovely lady.Value: $1,200

57. Marine Street:EdUCate! board member and photographer Greg Hom captivates us with this photo of waves flowing over rocks at sunset. The 16”x20” full-bleed photo is yours to frame. You can sit and stare at it as if you were there yourself.Value: $100

58. Good Morning San Diego!: Greg Hom delights us again with a shot of San Diego’s downtown skyline in the daybreak of dawn, a few minutes before sunrise. The 11”x14” photo is matted and ready to be framed. Value: $75

59. Beach Cottage Inspiration: Our talented UC artist and Taste of the Triangle volunteer Holly Wolf cre-ated this lovely colorful piece. You’ll be inspired and taken away to a glori-ous seaside escape. This 30”x30” painting would be a wonderful addition to your art gallery or cottage wall.Value: $800


60. Peonies: Local UC artist M. E. Whitlock Fithian, and former EdUCate! board member, offers a glorious limited edition giclée of her original oil painting Peonies. Hanging in your home, Peonies brings the beauty of your garden inside. Value: $200

61. Renaissance Fair Stage: A lovely photograph that captures the entertainment potential of an empty stage and the fun of Renaissance Fair anachronism. Beautifully framed with True Vue art glass. Donated by the estate of Ann Wille. Value: $250

62. Celia in Window:Leland Foerster’s large photo will carry you south of the border. Read about the artist’s other works in the autographed book “The Californios” with de-tails about the descendants of the Mission Era in Baja California. Donated by the estate of Ann Wille.Value: $750

63. Pair of Lubbers: Photographer Dave Lubbers shows clear visions of people in this pair: “woman” and “Three Men and Girl.” The accompanied autographed book “Persistence of Vision” is an inspirational sight for your coffee table. Do-nated by the estate of Ann Wille. Value: $500

64. Pure Glass Sculpture: UCHS student Alex Volk, A.K.V. Photography, is donating a 12” x 18” gallery wrapped canvas of his award-winning photo “Pure Glass Sculpture” taken at WindanSea Beach, La Jolla. His proud mama considers it to be priceless! Value: $100

65. Flowers on Silk: California artist Poon Tai To’s original watercolor on silk exquisitely cap-tures the essence of delicate flowers. The brush painting on silk technique is derived from the practice of Chinese calligraphy. This 8”x10” work is nicely matted and framed and will add a calming touch to any room. Donated by the estate of Ann Wille, former EdUCate! board member. Value: $400


66. Lake View at Sunrise: UC artist Colleen Doering captures the natural beauty of the sunrise in this original oil painting. Her lovingly painted bronze framed piece will be an inspiration in any room. Value: $350

67. Wine and Palette: Is there an artist inside of you struggling to get out? Get started by taking a class from Wine & Palette, where you attend a step-by-step painting class and get to drink some wine too. By the end of class, you will have painted your own work of art. Today, you get to take home a sample Butterfly piece. Want more? Then try your hand at the CeramiCafe Art Lounge for making more personal works of art.Value: $120

68. Family Beach Portraits:Gather your family for a beachside photo shoot in Stan Lawrence Portrait Art’s Signature Coronado Family Beach Session. The package includes the $650 commissioning fee and $400 towards the purchase of portraits.Value: $1,050

69. Black and White Portraits: Get your Glamour face on as you take part in Stan Lawrence Portrait Art’s Signature Black and White Portrait Session. The package includes the $650 commissioning fee and $400 towards the purchase of portraits.Value: $1,050

70. Petals Face Painting Party: Petals the Clown, aka UC resident Sally Hawkins, when not clowning around during Padres games at Petco Park, brings smiles to children’s faces all over San Diego. Petals will surely add tons of fun to any sized party you have, and will not only turn those cute little faces into their own painted works of art, she also makes balloon animals, performs magic, and much more. Top off your party with two dozen Sprinkles Cupcakes! Your party will be the talk of University City.Value: $284

71. Heavenly Gardens: Heavenly Vessels, aka UC resident Becky Claborn, will get you inspired to get out and garden with her lovely handcrafted pots. You get a set of three clay pots filled with lovely succulents.Value: $80


72. Revolutionize Your Landscape: Get a professionally created conceptual landscape design based on an onsite visit and consultation from Revolution Landscape: Sustainable Landscap-ing & Edible Garden Professionals, started by UCHS alums Jeff Robbins and Ariel Tenenbaum. Designs are created with an emphasis on eco-friendly landscaping. The concept design is a professionally drafted plan that is cus-tomized to the client’s functional needs and aesthetics, as well as the unique environmental situation and microclimate of the landscape. This takes the guesswork out of trying to choose plants that will work for a location as well as help create a cohesive master plan for a landscape. The bidder will receive an onsite consultation and landscape concept plan. The value of this cannot be applied towards any actual landscaping work. As a part of the design, they will provide installation estimates, but clients can also choose to have other contractors perform the installation based on the concept plan they create, or they can use the plans to install it themselves. Value: $1500 73. Spring Cleaning: With kids running around, it’s time to get those carpets cleaned. Do so with Oxi Fresh of San Diego’s natural carpet cleaning services, which uses a pow-erful oxygenated system that leaves no sticky residue and is safe for children and pets. (Good for three rooms and hallway or closet.) Finally, keep your car clean from all those muddy shoes and snack crumbs with your $150 gift card from San Diego Car Care.Value: $275

74. Get Cleaned and Organized: Does your house look like a hoarder lives there? Get organized with A&B Lifestyles. They will come and spend six hours organizing or declutter-ing your home. Don’t become an episode on a reality show. Might as well get your carpets cleaned with Oxi Fresh of San Diego’s natural oxygenated cleaning service, safe for kids. (Good for three rooms and hallway or closet). Value: $375

75. Painter for a Day: Darren and Kelley Klassen, EdUCate! board member, through their busi-ness Klassen Painting, provides a painter for 8 hours of painting. Use them for: paint repairs, touch-ups, graffiti removal, exterior repairs, pressure wash-ing, changing colors, or painting accent walls. (Labor only, materials must be supplied by owner.) Do you have a bigger project? Value may be applied towards a bigger painting project.Value: $400


76. Fisherman’s Paradise: JS Ocean Enterprises will take four people on a half-day fishing trip off-shore. Donated by UCHS parents John and Stephanie Thornton, this adventure includes poles, tackle, bait, USCG captain, deck hand, snacks and beverages. Fishermen must have fishing license for the day and must be seaworthy. What will be your catch of the day?Value: $600

77. Sail Away: Have you always dreamed of sailing into the sunset with that special some-one? Learn to sail with UC residents Andy and Beth Kurtz’s Seaforth Boat Rentals two day sailing course for two people. Both of you will take part at a weekend ASA 101 Basic Keeling class. Then you two can sail away together.Value: $350

78. Coronado Getaway: San Diego’s own island getaway of Coronado (okay, it’s a peninsula) is just a bridge away, but feels like a whole other world. Drive down the Strand to the Coronado Cays and stay one glorious night in a deluxe room at Loews Coronado. Enjoy the resort life as amenities include a spa & fitness center, pool, tennis, and dining. Value: $270

79. Del Mar Getaway: Enjoy the village of Del Mar and stay one night in an oceanview room at Hotel Indigo. The recently renovated hotel has an outdoor pool, a health & fitness center, a European-style day spa and best of all, it’s in walking distance to many of Del Mar’s finest restaurants. Value: $180

80. Embassy Getaway: You don’t need to go very far for a getaway. The Embassy Suites in UTC is donating a one-night stay in a two-room suite, which includes breakfast and an evening reception. There’s an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, fitness center, and is steps away from UTC Westfield shopping. The package also includes $50 to Indulge, Embassy Suite’s continental cuisine restaurant. Use it for visiting guests, or let them stay at your house while you get to play vacationer.Value: $300


81. Breckenridge Vacation: Get away from it all with seven of your friends with this 7-night stay in Sandy and Charlie Smith’s Mountain Vacation Home. Breckenridge, Colorado, a picturesque, historic gold-mining village filled with its own rich history, has become a year-round destination spot. The winter brings skiing, snowboarding, snowmen and snow angel making, and of course – snowball fights with the family! Summer provides an endless amount of outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, fishing, river rafting, horseback riding, and walks around the village. Whenever you decide to go, plan on evenings co-zying up to the fireplace with hot cocoa, or maybe a hot toddy. With three bedrooms and three bathrooms spread out over their tri-level home, there is plenty of room for family or friends. There is a private single car garage with room for a second vehicle. And to top it off, Jane Reilly has lovingly hand-knitted two caps to keep you warm. Time enjoying the outdoors together in Breckenridge is definitely considered quality time. (Time period that can be reserved is from 5/2/14 to 5/2/15, subject to availability. User is responsible for cleaning fee of $200, payable to owner. Maximum occupancy of 8.) Value: up to $3,000 depending on season

82. Mission Bay Getaway: Spring break may be over, but it’s a quick drive to enjoy a weekend stayca-tion at Bahia Resort Hotel. You will enjoy a complimentary room for two nights at this resort, which offers all sorts of activities: spa, bay cruises, water sports, and an excellent central location. You can easily head over to the Bay Park Fish Company for a nice meal ($50).Value: $550

83. Sedona Retreat: Need some plans for this Memorial Day Weekend? Take a journey to the magical city of Sedona, Arizona. From May 23 - 26, you can enjoy every-thing they have to offer at the Ridge at Sedona Golf Resort. The studio condo sleeps up to four. (Note: Originally auctioned at the Curie Party With a Purpose auction; proceeds from this package will be split between EdUCate! and donors Andreas and Patricia Freund.)Value: $700


84. Lovely Lake Tahoe: Are you ready for a family vacation? We’ve got your answer. Take a week off, unplug, and relax to the lovely shores and forests of Lake Tahoe. UC residents Jim and Judy Anderson have donated 7 nights at their home in South Lake Tahoe, located at the base of Heavenly Ski Resort. It’s also 3 minutes away from Ski Run Marina and 5 minutes from the casinos. The 4,000 sq. ft. home has 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and sleeps 12 people very comfortably. There is a huge kitchen, dining room, and living room for entertaining, plus an expansive game room with a large deck overlooking the El Dorado National Forest. The private gated property has no immedi-ate neighbors and is steps away for hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trails. Your family, and maybe another, will thoroughly enjoy this one-of-a-kind getaway. To keep your heads warm, Jane Reilly has hand-knitted three beautiful caps for your group. Be ready for peace and serenity.Value: up to $3,800 depending on season

85. Disneyland: What else do you need to say…Disneyland is the happiest place on earth! And you’ll make your family even happier with four 1-Day Park Hopper Passes. Value: $500

86. College Fund:EdUCate! board member Amanda Hirko, M.Ed., Certified College Admis-sions Consultant, offers her valuable college admissions consulting. Services include five hours of face-to-face consulting, complete assessment of stu-dent’s current standing, an organizational plan, answers to college search questions, preliminary college suggestions, and much more. From freshmen to seniors, Amanda can help each student be successful with his/her col-lege plan! For an added bonus, get one hour of tutoring or test prep services from A-Academics. Value: $725

87. (A-E). Extra Tutoring: Need a little extra help with the schoolwork? A-Academics is offering five additional certificates for one hour of tutoring or test preparation services. It’s always worth it to give your child extra help. (Five separate winning bids.)Value: $75

88. Curie School Play: Four highly sought after Friday night, reserved front-row seats to the 2014 Curie School Performance, provided by the Curie PTA.Value: Priceless


89. Curie VIP Promotion I: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Curie Elementary’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless

90. Curie VIP Promotion II: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Curie Elementary’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless

91. Doyle VIP Promotion I: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Doyle Elementary’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless

92. Doyle VIP Promotion II: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Doyle Elementary’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless

93. Spreckels VIP Promotion I: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Spreckels Elementary’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless

94. Spreckels VIP Promotion II: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Spreckels Elementary’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless

95. Spreckels Fiesta: Four highly sought after reserved front-row seats to the 2014 Spreckels Elementary’s Fiesta later this month.Value: Priceless

96. Standley VIP Promotion I: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Standley Middle School’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless

97. Standley VIP Promotion II: Four reserved front-row seats and VIP parking for Standley Middle School’s 2014 promotion ceremony. Value: Priceless


98. UCHS Graduation I: Get the tissues ready! After 13 years from the day you said good-bye at the first day of Kindergarten, your child is ready for the real world – the real reality show. UCHS is donating six reserved tickets to the 2014 gradua-tion ceremony plus an event parking pass, to make sure you won’t miss one special moment. Value: Priceless

99. UCHS Graduation II: Get the tissues ready! After 13 years from the day you said good-bye at the first day of Kindergarten, your child is ready for the real world – the real reality show. UCHS is donating six reserved tickets to the 2014 gradua-tion ceremony plus an event parking pass, to make sure you won’t miss one special moment. Value: Priceless

100. Prom Night: Ahhh memories…prom night is always an Affair to Remember. UCHS helps your senior start their memorable night with a pair of tickets to the prom compliments of the UCHS Senior Class. Get your tuxedo from A Better Deal Tuxedo in La Jolla. Beth Ross will provide two haircuts and style for those red carpet looks. A perfect night to cap those high school memories. Value: $370

101. EdUCate! Fund An Item: Make a donation to EdUCate! to help fund the after school Math Academy and science equipment. Every person who donates is a winner!Value: Min. $25 donation

LATE ARRIVALSWe get donations up until the last minute, even after the program goes to press. So don’t forget to check our tables for other last minute additions.Please review all the conditions of your basket items, especially any restric-tions and expiration dates.


EdUCate! Board of Directors

President: Jesse RubinVice President: Anne St. LouisSecretary: Diane LuekeTreasurer: Pamela MaddenBarbara AgnewBrian BarnhorstNancy BeckMichelle ClarenceAndrea HarrisonKaren Harvey

Deborah HedleyAmanda HirkoGreg HomKelley KlassenTricia LangillLori Longstreet

2014 Taste of the Triangle Committee Chairs

Taste Chair: Jemma SamalaTaste Vice-Chair: Diane LuekeAuctions: Jemma SamalaCheckout: Dori JaffeeCorporate Sponsors: Deborah HedleyDatabase Manager: Jeanne Hoey Decorations: Michelle ClarenceInformation Technology: Tony Tovar Invitations, Banners and Program: Barbara AgnewMember At Large: Jesse RubinPublicity: Anne St. LouisRegistration: Marie ByrdRestaurants: Brian Barnhorst and Anne St. LouisSignage: Melissa StephensonSite Supervision and Coordination: Rick Selby and Mehrak SelbySponsored Teacher Coordinator: Marie MinnickStudent Volunteer Coordinator: Shannon WilsonTreasurer: Pamela MaddenVenue Liaison: Kelley KlassenVideographer: Evan Esguerra; Assistants: Connor Bailey and Shoei Shibata VIP Reception: Mary Carey, Andrea Harrison, Mary Kay Hewitt, Greg Hom, Diane Lueke, Holly Wolf

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