$1.5 Million Drive for Queen's 'Baby Boom'

Calling all Hepcats: 'Day' Plans Swinging Night

Now Appearing Three Times A Year

Gala Holiday Ball Set For December

Reaching Out To New Friends

Sisto: The Queen and the Health-Care Crisis

When The Going Gets Tough. . .

"Reach For The Starts" Touches Hearts and Changes Lives

Third-Termers Share Devotion to QVH

Life Insurance's Role in Estate Planning

Mackie Trust Aids Underinsured Women

In Memory: Elvira Ross, 1900-2000

Sixty Years of Helping the Valley

Murray Tourney Hotter than Ever

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Produced under the direction of the Foundation’s Public Relations Committee
Chair:
Lorraine Yates

Vice Chair:
Renee Lawson

Tim Herman
Mary Maher
Jim McKeever
John Reichel, III M.D.
Starr Piner
Stan Teaderman
Tom Young
Richard Green,
QVHF Chief Development Officer
David Johnson, QVHF Executive Director

Design & Production:
PBGraphics

Printing:
Frye's Printing

Copyright
Queen of the Valley
Hospital Foundation,
Napa, California,
June 2001
All rights reserved.

President:
James Tidgewell
Vice-President:
Dorothy Arata
Treasurer:
James Terry
Secretary:
Andrea Schrader
Board of Directors
Richard Bennett
Ronald Birtcher
Richard Cavagnaro
Bill Dodd
Carol Dooley
Ed Farver
Arthur Freedman, M.D.
Gary Garaventa
David Gaw
Tim Herman
Cathy Hess
Maxine Jacobs
Larry Lawrence
Renee Lawson
James Maggetti
Linda Malloy
Bill Maus
Jim McKeever
Marc Mondavi
Jayne Morrell
Starr Piner
Graeme Plant
John Reichel III, M.D.
Terry Robinson
Rodney Stone
Pat Streblow
Stan Teaderman
Janet Trefethen
Francie Winnen
David Wolper
Lorraine Yates
Foundation Chief Development Officer:
Richard Green
Executive Director:
David Johnson
Executive Assistants:
Sandy Schill
Pat Slattery

 

 

 

 

 

Murray Tourney Hotter than Ever

Despite soaring temperatures, the 27th annual Dwight Murray, Sr., Invitational Golf Tournament at the Napa Valley Country Club raised an estimated $15,000 for the QVH Foundation and the expansion of the new maternity center.

Undaunted by near-record heat, over 100 players turned out for the event. Luckily, Foundation trustee Bill Dodd had arranged a donation of water from his company, Culligan Water. When temperatures shot into the 90s, the company graciously doubled its donation.

John Imrie and Gary Rose again organized the May 7 tournament. The low gross winners, with a score of 70, were Dave Carroll and Mike Silvas. The low net champions, at 57, were Dick Howard and Ron Nelson.

While the Foundation was the event's big winner, the same wasn't true for QVHF president Jim Tidgewell and executive director Dave Johnson: the two won the award for the day's worst score.